294 ARTICLE 1A.

1922, ch. 96, sec. 56.

56. Said Mayor and City Council shall have power to cause an assess-
ment to be made of all property; real, personal and otherwise within said
city, and securities liable to State and County taxes and for said assess-
ment, said Mayor and City Council shall accept the value placed by the
State and County assessment and by the State Tax Commission assess-
ment upon the said respective classes of property within the said city.
And said Mayor and City Council shall also have power to levy thereon
a tax not exceeding in any one year seventy-five ($.75) cents on every
one hundred ($100.00) dollars' worth of assessable property for general
purposes, and such other amount as may be necessary to pay the interest
and sinking fund requirements on all bonds and other obligations of said
city now outstanding, or that may hereafter become outstanding.

1922, ch. 96, sec. 57.

57. It shall be the duty of the City Auditor of said city to place the
name of every person subject to taxation for property in said city on the
Tax Ledger, and to place also on said Tax Ledger all property subject
to taxation in said city, together with the values placed by the State and
County assessment and by the State Tax Commission upon said property;
and he shall also place thereon such new assessments and transfers as may
be in the hands of the County Commissioners, and reported to him by
the Tax Collector or sent to him by the State Tax Commission during the
period of time between the preceding January 1st and April 1st. It shall
also be his duty to complete said Tax Ledger as above provided for, and
to report the same to the Mayor and City Council not later than May
first of each year.

1922, ch. 96, sec. 58.

58. It shall be the duty of the Tax Collector of said city to fill out tax
cards for all property transferred on the State and county tax books, or
transferred by the State Tax Commission, and to have said cards com-
pleted and reported to the City Auditor on or before April fifteenth in
each year, and also to prepare tax cards for all new assessments on the
State and county books or reported to him by the State Tax Commis-
sion, and to have the same completed and reported to the City Auditor
on or before April fifteenth of each year; said Mayor and City Council
shall have the power and authority to provide compensation for the per-
sons doing or assisting in doing the above work.

1922, ch. 96, sec. 59.

59. It shall be the duty of the said Mayor and City Council, on the
first Tuesday after the first day of May in each year to sit as a Board
of Equalization and Review to equalize and review the assessments on said
tax ledger; but the powers of the Mayor and City Council under this
section shall be confined to verifying the State and county assessment and
the assessment of the State Tax Commission for the same property and