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ceived by him or her, so as to indicate the source, whence the same was
received, respectively. The said clerk shall give bond as treasurer in
such sum as the Commissioners may deem proper, and shall pay out the
money that shall come into his or her hands as such treasurer, only on
the order of said Commissioners, which order shall be recorded among the
minutes of proceedings.

1929, ch. 449, see. 330.

334. All taxes levied by the Commissioners of Hurlock shall, from the
time they are levied, by* liens on the real estate of the party, parties or
body corporate, indebted for such taxes, and on the personal estate thereof,
so long as the personal estate remains in the taxpayer's possession, and
all real estate shall be liable for taxes assessed against the same, without
reference to the name of the person to whom the same shall have been
assessed; and the sale thereof made for taxes as provided by law, shall

pass the title thereto as effectually as if the same had been assessed to the
real owner thereof at the time of the sale, who shall, for all purposes be

considered the party indebted.

1929, ch. 449. sec. 337.

335. When the time for redeeming the property shall have expired and
the same has not been redeemed, the said clerk shall, by a good and suffi-
cient deed, executed and acknowledged according to law, convey the prop-
erty sold, if the purchase money has been paid, and if the court has finally
ratified such sale, unto the purchaser or purchasers thereof, their heirs
or assigns; and if the clerk who made the sale, be dead or out of office
when the time for conveying the property has arrived, his or her suscessor
then in office shall convey the same.

1929. ch. 449, sec. 338.

336. Every tax deed shall contain the name of the former owners of
the property it conveys, and the clerk of the Circuit Court, in whose office
the same may be recorded shall index it, not only in the name of the
grantor and grantee but also in the name or names of and as from the
former owner or owners to the grantee.

1929. ch. 449, sec. 339.

337. The Commissioners of Hurlock are hereby authorized and em-
powered in their discretion, to purchase any property offered for sale for
the payment of taxes, provided they shall not bid a sum greater approxi-
mately than the taxes in arrears upon said property and the interest and
expenses of sale and all costs or reporting such sale, and to sell and con-
vey or lease the same, as in their jugdment and discretion shall be deemed
best for the interests of the Commissioners of Hurlock.+

*"Be" evidently intended.

tSec. 2, ch. 449, 1929, repealed all laws inconsistent therewith, and sec. 3 of said
Act provided that it did not affect the collection of taxes already levied.