Jones v. Supervisors of Grant County
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPE ML from tbe Circuit Court for Grant County. On the 17th of December, 1860, Jones, treasurer of Grant county, presented to the board of supervisors of said county the following account, duly verified: “ Grant county, Wisconsin, to James A. Jones, Treasurer, Dr. To issuing, between Eeb. 1st and Sept. 6th, 1859, 594 tax receipts, containing in all 1875 descriptions of land upon the tax list returned to the office of said treasurer as delinquent taxes for the year 1858,…
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APPE ML from tbe Circuit Court for Grant County. On the 17th of December, 1860, Jones, treasurer of Grant county, presented to the board of supervisors of said county the following account, duly verified: “ Grant county, Wisconsin, to James A. Jones, Treasurer, Dr. To issuing, between Eeb. 1st and Sept. 6th, 1859, 594 tax receipts, containing in all 1875 descriptions of land upon the tax list returned to the office of said treasurer as delinquent taxes for the year 1858, $153 15. To duplicating and recording said receipts, $153 15. To calculating and collecting 5 per cent, fees to the amount…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
DixoN, C. J.
Chapter 22 of the Laws of 1859, constitutes a complete system for the collection of taxes upon all lands which are returned delinquent by the treasurers of the several towns to the county treasurer as provided by law. It differs very materially from that prescribed by chapter 18 of the Eevised Statutes of 1858, and is an abandonment or repeal of it, and a return to that established by chapter 15 of the Eevised Statutes of 1849. The duplicate lists directed by sections 111 and 112 of chapter 18, are no longer required, and the'duplicate receipts prescribed by section…
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