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80

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


SEC. 123. The tax collector shall collect all taxes


assessed and levied by the mayor and council. He


shall keep an account of all money collected and


received by him, and shall credit the same on his


books to the particular head or item of expense for


which the same have been levid and collected or

Duty of lax

received. He shall pay out the several sums of

collector.

money which may be collected or received upon war-


rants as hereinafter directed, and in no case shall the


collector pay out the money collected and credited for


one purpose to or for any other. He shall make,


under oath, quarterly reports, viz., to the first regular


meeting of the mayor and council in July, October,


January and April, next succeeding the date of his


appointment, or any other time or times when called


upon by the mayor and council, showing the condition


of his receipts and expenditures, and the statement,


submitted in January, shall be published by the mayor


and council in one or more newspapers published in


the town as they may direct. The tax collector shall

Tux collector

give bond to the mayor and council, to be approved

to give bond.

by them, for the faithful discharge of his duties, in


such penalty as they may prescribe, not less than


double the amount of the taxes levied, and shall


receive such compensation for his services as the coun-


cil may deem proper; such compensation, however,


to be fixed at the date of his appointment, and he


shall not receive any other fees or compensation, ex-


cept that fixed at the date of his appointment; and


any tax collector who shall violate the provisions of


this section shall be liable to indictment in the circuit


court for Washington county, and upon conviction


shall be fined or imprisoned, or both, at the discretion


of the court.


SEC. 124. Accounts for expenditures for street and


lighting purposes and police, shall be first passed by


the board of street commissioners, and warrants for


the same shall be drawn on the tax collector, signed


by the president of the board and attested by the

Accounts-
how passed.

clerk. All appropriations for expenditures other than


for street and lighting purposes and police, shall be


passed and approved by the mayor and council, and


warrants for the same drawn on the tax collector, to


be signed by the mayor and attested by the clerk.


SEC. 125. No warrant shall be drawn on any tax


collector after his successor shall have qualified; but



 
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