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make any new assessments, they shall, before said assess-
ment is made, give five days' notice thereof in writing to the
owner of the property to be assessed, and if such owner be
not found within the limits of their county, then to the
person in possession of the property to be assessed, or in
whose custody the same may be, or if it be land and no one
be in the apparent occupancy thereof, then by a notice
posted on said land. Said respective boards of County
Commissioners shall have full power to appoint such agents,
assessors and clerks as may in their discretion be necessary
to enable them to carry into effect their powers under this
Article, but the listing of personal property shall not take
place or be made until the year 1908, when the same shall
be taken and made under the order and direction of the
said respective boards of County Commissioners, as well as
the additional powers conferred by this article, which are
hereby intended to be made and are made full and ample
for that purpose, and said listing shall also be made every
six years thereafter. All the penalties and requirements
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Penalties for
violation of
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prescribed in Sections 173 to 203, both inclusive, as the
same were enacted, and so numbered by the Acts of 1896,
chapter 120, 1896, chapter 140, 1896, chapter 142, and
1896, chapter 143, so far as the same are applicable, both as
to the owners of property and assessors or clerks appointed
by the respective boards of County Commissioners, and the
said boards themselves, whether sitting to hear appeals or
otherwise, shall be in force as fully as if said sections as
contained in said Acts were herein re-enacted, and apply to
all assessments and valuations made by said assessors or
County Commissioners at any time under this article, and
particularly to the listing of personal property in the year
1908, and every six years thereafter, so far as the same may
be applicable and practicable. There shall always be an
appeal to the board of County Commissioners from the acts
of all assessors or agents appointed by them hereunder, or
others authorized to act as assessors under the laws of this
State.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take effect
from the date of its passage.
Approved April 3, 1906.
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