256 REVENUE AND TAXES. [ART. 81.
1865, c. 155 amends sections 33, 34, 35, 33, and 39 as follows.
1865, c. 155
Appointment
of collectors of
taxes.
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33. The county commissioners in the several
counties and the mayor and city council of Balti-
more, shall, on the first Tuesday in April, in each
year, or as soon thereafter as may be, appoint a col-
lector or collectors for their respective counties, and
at least one collector for each legislative district of
the said city, for the collection of taxes levied or to
be levied for the current year, and it shall not be
lawful for the local authorities of said counties or
the municipal authorities of said city, to provide any
fixed annual or other stated compensation for the
collection of the state taxes, or a compensation or
salary of any kind to the said collectors for their
services in collecting the state taxes, otherwise than
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Their commis-
sions.
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by a per centum on the amount of their collections,
as contemplated in the seventy-fifth section of this
article.
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Collectors'
bonds.
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34. Every collector of city or county taxes, before
he acts as such, shall give bond to the state of Mary-
land, in a penalty of double the amount of such tax
to be collected by. him, with good and sufficient
securities, to be approved in the several counties by
the county commissioners, and in the city of Balti-
more by the mayor and president, of both branches of
the city council, or any two of them, the mayor being
one, with condition that if the above bound ———
shall well and faithfully execute his office, and shall
account for and pay to the county commissioners,
(or to the mayor and city council of Baltimore, if in
Baltimore city,) or their order, the several sums of
money which he shall receive for the county or city,
(as the case may be,) or be answerable for by law, at
such times as the law shall direct, and every collector
of state taxes shall also give a separate bond to the
state of Maryland, in a penalty double the amount
of tax to be collected by him, with good and suffi-
cient sureties, to be approved by the governor, with
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