lU ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Otl. Doc. 



9. Countj commissioners and board of revision of taxes to eei'tif^^ 

 to proper county record of mortgages and judgments held by non- 

 residents, and also record of satisfaction, when satisfied. 



Act June 1, 1889, section 9, (P. L., page 424). 



10. County commissioners and board of revision of taxes to fur- 

 nish assessors' statement of mortgages and judgments filed with 



them. 



Act June 1, 1889, section 10, (P. L., page 425). 



11. Assessors to compare returns of taxables with statement fur- 

 nished by county commissioners and board of revision of taxes, and 

 note any excess of taxable property in making their returns to 



county commissioners and board of revision of taxes. 

 Act June 1, 1889, section 11, (P. L., page 425). 



12. County commissioners and board of revision of taxes to charge 

 taxables with excess of taxable property returned to them by as- 

 sessors, and notify taxables of the same, and that the increase of 



valuation is subject to appeal. 



Act June 1, 1889, section 12, (P. L., page 425). 



13. County commissioners, board of revision of taxes, assessors, 



recorders of deeds and prothonotaries failing to discharge duties 



imposed upon them, to be subject to a fine not exceeding $500 and 



imprisonment not exceeding one year. 



Act June 1, 1889, section 13, (P. L., page 426). 



14. County commissioners and board of revision of taxes to cause 



to be assessed annually upon stages, omnibuses, hacks, cabs and 



other vehicles used for transporting passengers for hire, except 



steam and street passenger railway cars, and upon annuities yielding 



annually over $200, a tax of four mills on each dollar of the value 



thereof. 



Act June 8, 1891, section 2, (P. L., page 232). 



15. Auditor General to furnish county commissioners and board 

 of revision of taxes with blanks, books, notices and papers. 



Act June 1, 1889, section 15, (P. L., page 426). 



16. Three-fourths of the taxes based on returns made to the 

 State Board of Revenue Commissioners and actually paid into the 

 State Treasury, to be returned to counties, in payment of expenses 

 incurred in assessing and collecting the tax; and in consideration 

 thereof no claim is to be made on the Commonwealth for abate- 

 ments, tax collectors' commissions, extraordinary expenses incurred, 

 uncollectible taxes, or for keeping record of judgments and mort- 



gages. 



Act June 8, 1891, section 3, (P. L., page 232). 



