COUNTY OF YORK-(CONCLUDED.) South Berwick... Three thousand seven hundred fifty eight dollars and forty five cents. Waterborough... One thousand four hundred ninety eight dollars and thirty 3,758 45 five cents 1,498 35 Androscoggin.. Eighty three thousand two hundred eleven dollars and one DOLLS. CTS. cent.. 83,211 01 Aroostook..... Thirty thousand three hundred thirty seven dollars and seven cents... 30,337 07 ... Cumberland Two hundred six thousand three hundred thirty seven dollars and forty three cents..... 206,337 43 Franklin...... Twenty four thousand seven hundred forty dollars and seventy five cents..... .... 24,740 75 ...... Hancock.... Thirty three thousand one hundred ninety five dollars and forty six cents 33,195 46 Kennebec ..... Ninety three thousand three hundred one dollars and eighteen cents 93,301 18 Knox....... Forty three thousand six hundred five dollars and eighty one cents 43,605 81 Lincoln....... Twenty six thousand six hundred six dollars and twenty seven cents... 26,606 27 thirty one cents... Oxford........ Forty thousand three hundred twenty two dollars and 40,322 31 Eighty five thousand six hundred sixty two dollars and 85,662 67 Piscataquis.... Twenty one thousand thirty five dollars and twenty cents Sagada hoc..... Forty one thousand two hundred forty dollars and sixty eight cents Waldo........ Thirty eight thousand three hundred ninety six dollars and ninety six cents... 38,396 96 Washington... Thirty eight thousand nine hundred eighty four dollars and seventy five cents.. 38,984 75 York....... Eighty nine thousand eight hundred fifty dollars and eighty eight cents...... 89,850 88 Nine hundred forty five thousand four hundred thirty dol- 945,430 92 CHAP. 346 CHAP. 346 Warrant and tax act to be sent to towns. Warrant of treasurer, requirements. Towns to return names of collectors. Proceedings in case of delinquent collectors. Warrant, how directed. Interest and cost, how paid. Delinquent towns precluded from drawing school funds. SECT. 2. The treasurer of this state shall, in the month of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eightythree, send his warrant, with a copy of this tax act, directed to the mayor and aldermen, selectmen or assessors of each city, town or plantation, taxed as aforesaid, requiring them, respectively, to assess, in dollars and cents, the sums so charged, according to the provisions of the law for the assessment of taxes, and to add the amount of such tax to the amount of county and town taxes to be by them assessed in each city, town, plantation or other place, respectively. SECT. 3. The treasurer, in his said warrant, shall require the said mayor and aldermen, selectmen or assessors, respectively, to pay or to issue their several warrant or warrants requiring the collectors of their several cities, towns and plantations, to pay the said treasurer on or before the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, the sums against said cities, towns and plantations, respectively, in this act contained, and said mayor, selectmen and assessors, respectively, shall return a certificate of the names of such collectors, with the sums which each may be required to collect, to said treasurer, some time before the first day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three. SECT. 4. Whenever, for the period of sixty days after the time fixed for the payment of this tax, there shall be any delinquency to pay the same on the part of the collector of any city, town or plantation, it shall be the duty of the treasurer of the state to issue his warrant for enforcing the collection of the same against such collector. The warrant shall be directed to the sheriff, or his deputies, of the appropriate county, and made in accordance with the laws already existing on that subject, except that it shall be returned in ninety days from its date, and in addition to the tax itself, it shall require the officer to collect interest thereon at the rate of six per centum yearly, from the day when the tax became payable, with fifty cents more for the warrant and lawful fees of such sheriff or deputies arising thereon. SECT. 5. When any state tax assessed upon any city or town remains unpaid, such city or town is precluded from drawing from the state treasury the school funds set apart from such city or town, so long as such tax remains unpaid. SECT. 6. This act shall take effect when approved. Approved March 14, 1883. CHAP. 347 Chapter 347. An act for the assessment of a State Tax for the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, amounting to the sum of nine hundred forty-five thousand four hundred thirty dollars and ninety-two cents. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in Legislature assembled, as follows: SECTION 1. That each city, town, plantation, or any other place State tax, 1884. hereinafter named within this State, shall be assessed and pay the several sums with which they respectively stand charged in the following lists; the same being in addition to the poll tax of one cent on each poll, a tax of four mills on the dollar of the present valuation, for the current disbursements of the treasury, for the year eighteen hundred and eighty-four, and for the school mill fund established by an act approved February twenty-seven, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, and for the sinking fund established by an act approved March seven, eighteen hundred and sixtyeight. COUNTY OF ANDROSCOGGIN. Twenty thousand four hundred twenty dollars and ninety One thousand six hundred ninety four dollars and twenty $20,420 98 Durham....... 1,694 25 East Livermore... One thousand three hundred seventy nine dollars and five cents.... 1,379 05 Greene One thousand five hundred seventy nine dollars and eighty 1,579 83 Leeds...... One thousand six hundred sixty five dollars and thirty 1,665 34 Lewiston........ Thirty eight thousand one hundred eighteen dollars and ninety four cents 38,118 94 Eighty three thousand two hundred eleven dollars and one 83,211 01 |