100 REPORTER, Ac. —REVENUE AND TAXES. [Arts, 80-81
ARTICLE LXXX.

Reporter—State.

1867, c. 410, repeals this article as enacted by 1865, c. 120,
and re-enacts the same with amendments, as sects. 1, 2, 3, 4
and 5. Sup. 1861, '67, p. 252.

ARTICLE LXXXI.

Revenue and Taxes*

ASSESSMENT.

1868, c. 126, enacts a s. arranged under this sub-title as
sec. 1. Sup. 1868, p. 217.

1868, c. 371, enacts ss. arranged as sects. 2 and 3, under this
sub-title. Sup. 1868, p. 218.

1872, c. 280, repeals so much of sects. 2 and 3, sub-title
assignment, [assessment] (act 1868, c. 371), as imposes an
annual tax of three cents on each one hundred dollars of the
assessable property for the use of the state, &c. And see
proviso to this act.

1872, c. 234, entitled an act to tax the gross receipts of rail
road companies in this state for state purposes, imposes a tax
of one per cent, upon said gross receipts, and enacts further in
relation thereto.

1872, c. 274, entitled an act to regulate the taxation of
coal mining companies in this state for state purposes, pro-
vides for the payment to the treasurer of the state of the sum of
two cents on each ton of coal transported, and further enacts in
relation thereto.

1874, c. 506, entitled an act for the taxation of dogs in the
state of Maryland, imposes a tax as therein provided.

1874, c. 406, entitled an act to repeal article 21, of sec. 7, of an act
entitled an act, to create state banking institutions, and to enable the sev-
eral banks of this state—state and national — to avail of the provisions
thereof, pawed at January session, 1870, chapter 206; and to impose a tax
on the issue of notes put in circulation by state banks and banking insti-