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chargeable with taxes in this state; and in making said assessment, the
said property shall be valued at its cash value and it shall be chargeable
according to such valuation for the corporate purposes of said town.

1927, ch. 7, sec. 2.

84. Before making any assessment, as provided for in Section 83 of
this article, the Town Commissioners of Centreville shall give notice of
the making of said assessment and of the time that same will begin by
advertisement in the newspapers printed in said town of Centreville, two
weeks previous to beginning of the making of said assessment.

1927, ch. 7, sec. 3.

85. After said assessment has been completed, that the Town Com-
missioners of Centreville shall have mailed to each person assessed with
property in the corporate limits of said town, a statement showing an
itemized list of each and every kind of property so assessed to said per-
son, with the amount of the assessment of such property, with a notice
appended thereto stating the days and hours on which said Town Com-
missioners will sit to hear any and all appeals from said assessment.

1927, ch. 7, sec. 4.

86. Any person aggrieved by said assessment shall have an appeal to
said Town Commissioners of Centreville who are empowered to increase
or abate assessments.

1927, ch. 7, sec. 5.

87. The Assessor appointed by the Town Commissioners of Centre-
ville shall have authority to administer oaths to persons to be assessed and
take a list of their assessable property under oath.

1927, ch. 7, sec. 6.

88. The Town Commissioners of Centreville are authorized and em-
powered to employ all necessary clerical help needed in making said
assessment and to fix the compensation of same; and to have printed all
necessary blanks for said assessment, and to fix the compensation of said
assessor; and to pay said assessor and clerical help, and the costs of all
blanks, stationery, postage and advertising which are authorized or pro-
vided for under the provisions of this Act out of the general fund of said
town.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 18, sec. 62. 1860, Art. 17, sec. 53.

89. The clerk and bailiff of said town, before they enter upon the
duties of their respective offices, shall each make oath before the said
commissioners that he will faithfully and impartially perform the duties
of his office according to the best of his skill and judgment, without favor,
partiality or prejudice; and the said commissioners may take bond with
security from said bailiff for the faithful performance of the duties of his
office.