Martin v. City of Lexington

.Opinion op the Court by

Judge Clarke

Affirming.

On September 1, 1914, Curry, Brown & Snyder, a corporation engaged in the wholesale grocery business, assessed .for taxation in the city of Lexington for 1915, personal property .of the value of $60,300.00, and the taxes thereon were due one half June 1, 1915, and the remaining half on December 1, 1915.

By subsection A, section 3187, Ky. Statutes, cities of the second class, to which Lexington belongs, are given the power to enforce the collection of taxes remaining unpaid for thirty days after becoming due “by all remedies given for recovery of…