ARTS. 80 & 81| CODE OF 1910——REVENUE AND TAXES. 1783

determine, shall certify the said code to be authentic, and upon
said certification the same shall be received in all the courts of
this State and in any other State as evidence of the law of the
State of Maryland.

1904, ch. 327, sec. 10.

9. After the publication of such code or codes the same
shall be placed in the possession of the State librarian, and
shall be sold by said librarian at a price to be computed from
the gross expense of the publication of said code or codes for
cash; and the said librarian shall report to the comptroller and
treasurer of the State monthly, giving the number of codes
sold by him during the preceding month and such sums of
money as he may have received from the sale of codes, and
the number of volumes of said codes still in his possession.

ARTICLE LXXXI.

REVENUE AND TAXES.

State and County Taxes. 1. To be levied upon the assess- ments Valuation and Assessment. 2. What property shall be assessed. 3. Foreign public securities to be assessed. Exemptions. 4. What property shall be exempt. 5 Fifteen acies of land purchased for erection of monuments and parks in memory of sol- diers in our civil war to be exempt from taxation. 6. Persons assessed for less than $100 not to pay any tax. Mode of Valuation and Assess- ment. 7. Duty of assessors. 8. Compensation of collectors and assessors.

9. Clerks shall transmit annually to county commissioners or appeal tax court list of alien- ations of property and judg- ments , not applicable to Har- ford county. 10. Registers of wills shall trans- mit annually a summary ac- count of all successions. 11. Discovered property to be as- sessed by county commis- sioners or appeal tax court 12. Commissioner of land office shall in like manner transmit to county commissioners or mayor of Baltimore list of certificates ready for patent. 13. Alienees to be chargeable with assessment. 14. County commissioners and ap- peal tax court empowered to correct assessments, when.