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Session Laws, 1880
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 343

SEC. 12. And be it enacted,, That the said com-


missioners may provide for levying and collecting


an annual tax of fifty cents on the owner of every


dog, and one dollar on the owner of every bitch,

Dog tax.

within the said town, and the killing of every dog


and bitch whose owner cannot be ascertained, or


whose owner shall refuse to pay, or who shall fail to


do so within one month from the time he shall be


notified.


SEC. 13. And be it enacted, That the said com-


missioners may cause each male inhabitant of said

Work in the

town, of twenty-one years of age and upwards, to

streets.

work in the streets, lanes and alleys of said town,


under the supervision of the bailiff, at least two days


in each year, and as much oftener as they may deem


necessary, not exceeding four days in one year ; and


if any persons, as aforesaid, after having been sum-


moned in writing one day previous to the day ap-


pointed by the bailiff for working the streets shall


fail to appear or provide some one in his stead, the


said person shall, upon conviction before a justice of


the peace, be fined two dollars ; and the bailiff shall

May be fined.

receive for his services under this section not exceed-


ing one dollar per day that he is actually engaged


in working said streets.


SEC. 14. And be it enacted, That the commissioners


may annually levy a tax for the expenses of the cor-

Levy tax.

poration upon the taxable property within the town


limits, real and personal, except public and private


securities and book accounts, and the same shall be


collected by a collector appointed by the said commis-


sioners for the purpose, whose compensation for col-


lecting said taxes shall not exceed five per centum, and


who shall give bond in such amount as they shall


prescribe, and hold his office during their pleasure ;


and the said collector, in collecting the said taxes,


shall have full power to distrain for the same in the

Power to dis-

same manner as the collectors of State and county

train.

taxes now do, but the said tax shall not exceed sev-


enty-five cents on the one hundred dollars for any


one year.


SEC. 15. And be it enacted, That the basis of tax-

Basis of taxa-

ation, until a new assessment shall be made as here-

tion.



 

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