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Session Laws, 1910 Session
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DORCHESTER COUNTY. 797

lowing conditions: Now, the condition of this obligation is
such that if the above-bound collector in Election District
No. ———— of Dorchester County, of the State and county taxes
levied in said election district in the year 19——, shall well
and faithfully discharge the duties of his said office according
to law, and if he shall well and faithfully collect the State and
county taxes placed in his hands for collection, and shall pay
such taxes over to the Treasurer of Dorchester County and the
Clerk of the County Commissioners thereof, as by law required,
then this obligation shall be void; but otherwise shall remain
in full force and virtue in law.

111. The Treasurer and clerk aforesaid, under the super-
vision of the County Commissioners in each year, shall keep in
a bbok provided for the purpose, an accurate account state-
ment of the assessment of rate of taxes assessed upon the taxa-
ble property of the county, and in said book, as soon as the
levy of any year is made, he shall enter the particulars of said
levy. He shall, first, state the date of the levy, and the rate
charged upon the taxable property of the county; and, second,
he shall, by election districts, recite the names of the taxpayers
in each election district, and he shall append to each one's name
the respective amounts of State and county taxes, that such
taxpayers is to pay; third, at the head of each election district,
he shall place the name of the collector appointed to collect the
taxes? levied in said year, in said election district, together
with the date and- penalty of said collector's bond, and the
name or names of the surety or secureties thereon; and, fourth,
at the end of said account or statement he shall set forth the
purposes for which the said taxes were levied in such year, and
to which they are to be applied.

112. Within one month after the levy of any year, begin-
ning with the year 1910, has been made, the Treasurer and
clerk aforesaid shall deliver to each collector, appointed to col-
lect any part of said levy, a fair copy of so much of the ac-
' count or statement, mentioned in the aforegoing section, as
shows what taxes such collector is to collect and the said col-
lector may proceed to collect such taxes, provided, that he shall
not be entitled to enforce the payment of the same, by the seiz-
ure or sale of the taxpayer's property, until such taxes shall
become due and in arrear, and until he has given the notice
and taken the proceedings in such case, made and provided by
Jaw.

113. Each taxpayer shall be allowed a rebate, in the State
and county taxes, respectively, with which he, she or it (if
such taxpayer is a corporate body) is assessed and charged in
any year, after the year nineteen hundred and nine, at the rate


 

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