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some national bank, in the name of the County Commissioners of Prince
George's County, be designated as "Tax Sale Surplus Fund," be kept
separate from the other funds of the county, and be only payable to the
persons entitled to the same. A book shall be kept by the treasurer, enti-
tled "Tax Sale Surplus Fund," which shall show the receipts and deposits
of said fund, and payment thereof to those entitled to the same.

1898, oh. 222, sec. 116D. 1912 Code, sec. 222.

355. Taxes as collected shall be credited to the respective appropria-
tions of the levy; and the treasurer shall each month make written report
to the county commissioners of all moneys received and disbursed by him
since his last report.

1904, ch. 459, sec 116E. 1912, ch. 485. 1913 Code, sec. 223 1922, ch. 84. 1924, ch. 519.

356. The Treasurer of Prince George's County shall receive in full
compensation for the discharge of his official duties as collector of taxes
levied for State and county purposes the sum of six thousand dollars
($6,000.00) for each year of his term of office, which shall be payable
monthly; and shall receive no other compensation for the collection of any
taxes whether for State or county purposes.

1924, ch. 519, sec. 2.

357. The Deputy and clerks in the office of the County Treasurer shall
furnish bond in such sums as the Treasurer shall direct conditioned upon
the faithful performance of their duty and the County Commissioners
shall pay the premium on said bond.*

1902, ch. 331, sec. 116F. 1912 Code, sec. 224.

358. If any real estate liable for taxation is unassessed, or has been un-
assessed for any previous year or years, or has been so assessed that the as-
sessment was void, it shall be the duty of the assessors for Prince George's
county for the time being, at once to value the same and list said property
for each year it has escaped taxation, and immediately thereafter report
the same to the county commissioners, who shall set a day for considering
the same, and putting such property on the assessment books of the county.
The county commissioners shall cause notice to be served upon the owner
of each piece of such property or his agent, or the person in possession
theerof, at least ten days before said assessment of the time, when and
place where said assessment will be made, and that the said owner or his
representative may then attend and be heard in the premises, and it there
be no person found on the property to be assessed, a copy of the notice
shall be posted conspicuously on the same; each of said notices shall be
returned to said commissioners with the service made endorsed thereon,
and be preserved; no property which has escaped taxation shall be liable
to assessment and taxation under this section for a period of more than
three years prior to the last Monday in March next following such assess-

*Sec. 3, ch 519, 1924, repealed all laws inconsistent therewith.