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want security offices, respectively give such security for the faithful performance of the
hi to be gion duties of the office to which they are elected, as the trustees shall deem
by the tuteshlde
anrd treasurer. sufficient.
SEc. 10. Be it further enacted, 4-c., That the collector of said town
shall within such time as shall be provided for by the by-laws of the corpo.
utiles and ration, after the receipt of his warrant for collecting any tax that may have
on rea r been ordered to be raised, collect and pay the same to the treasurer, and
the said collector shall have the same power to enforce the payment of the
taxes imposed by the said trustees as are given by law to the sheriffs of this
State to compel the payment of State taxes.
Sac. 11. Be it further enacted, 4-c., That this act shall be in force from
and after its passage.
[Signed] PRESTON W. FARRAR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
[Signed] TRASIMON LANDRY,
Lieutenant-Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved 21st April, 1847.
[Signed] ISAAC JOHNSON,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
No. 149.] AN ACT
Relative to the bonds of tax collectors, and other public oficers.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of Louisiana, in General Assembly convened, That all bonds
Manner ofec- hereafter given by the tax collectors of this State, and by persons charged
band, meci with the collection of parish taxes, and by all public officers, whether State
tse nx bin e or parish officers, (except the treasurer of the State and auditor of
to furnih. public accounts), who, by existing laws or those hereafter to be enacted,
may be required to give hond, shall be executed before the recorder of the
parish in which said tax collector shall be employed, or said public oflicers
exercise their functions, within twenty days firom the date of their commis-
sions, and before entering upon their duties, and shall be authenticated by
the attestation of two witnesses, and the signature of said recorder, and
now tihose shall also be by him duly registered in a separate book, to be kept for that
bonds nre to be
registered. purpose, which bonds so registered shall operate from and after the date of
Consequences the registry, as a mortgage upon all the real estate and slaves of the princi-
and legal or pal obligor therein, for the lull amount for which lie may have obligated
registry ofr saiu himself; said mortgage to be certified in all certificates of mortgages
onits. which said recorder shall give touching the property of the principal
Privilege of obligor; but the parties may always substitute for this general mortgage
sesi ut Ior- a special mortgage otn uniiclunbered real estate situated in the parish, and
ngo to the worth double the amount for which they may hind themselves.
general one.
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