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tutions, provides for the payment to the treasurer of the sum of twenty
cents on every one hundred dollars of the issue of such banks or banking
institutions and further enacts in relation thereto, repealing till acts, or
parts of acts, inconsistent with the provisions of this act.

See 1870, c. 206, under article 13, " Banks. "

1874, c. 499, provides for the assessment of the shares of the capital
stock of national banks located in this state, heretofore omitted to be as-
sessed for state purposes; and for collecting the state taxes due on said
shares.

Sec act, under article 12, "Banks. "

See also the following acts, making levies of taxes for the purposes
therein mentioned:

1864. c. 15; 1865. c. 33; 1867, c. 152; 1868, c. 235; 1870, c. 422; 1872, c.
236; and 1874, c. 469, under article 34, " Debt — Public. "

1865. c. 160; 1867, c. 123; 1868, c. 406; 1870, c. 311; and 1872, c. 377,
under article ——, " Public Education. "

1862, cc. 34, 271; 1868, c. 425; 1872, cc. 221, 222; 1874, cc. 118, 134, 475,
requiring the several banking institutions therein mentioned, to pay a tax
of twenty cents upon each one hundred dollars of capital Block and notes
issued.

1862, c. 173, under article 4, pub. local laws, " City of Baltimore, " sub-
title " Wood Hucksters. "

1868, c. 71; 1870, c. 133; 1872, cc. 249, 263, under article 4, pub. local
laws, " City of Baltimore, " sub-title "Auctions. "

1868, c. 295, under article 4, pub. local laws, " City of Baltimore, " sub-
title " Guano. "

1872, c. 71, repealing the exemption conferred by the charter of the
Western Maryland railroad, and making the capital stock and bonds
issued by said company liable to taxation.

1874, c. 357, authorizing the mayor and city council of Baltimore to
make assessments of property when they think the public interests re-
quire it.

1870, c. 206, under article 12, "Banks. "

1868, c. 414, ss. 4, 26, under article 63, " Militia. "

See also article 66, " Licenses. "

1874, c. 42, authorizing a special tax of five-sixteenths of one cent on
every one hundred dollars of taxable property, to pay the deaf and dumb
asylum loan.

1874, c. 238, an act to establish the Maryland house of correction,
authorizes a tax of three-fourths of one cent on every one hundred dollars
of taxable property to meet the interest, and to create a sinking fund for
the redemption of the bonds directed to be issued by this act.

1868, c. 81, making valid the levy of the state tax made by the county
commissioners of Allegany county for the year 1867.

ASSESSMENT OF STOCKS FOR STATE PURPOSES.

1872, c. 90, adds a sec., numbered 149, under this sub-title,
relating to assessing capital stock of banks, &c.