Laws of the State of Illinois 1857
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Tlie said trustees shall have power to levy and ui, *''"^" ' collect a tax, not exceeding one-half of one per cunt., on all lots and improvements and personal property lying and being within the said town of Carmi or any of the additions thereto, according to valuation; to tax public shows of any a!id a'l descriptions; to tax groceries ; to raise revenue for the purpose of ipaking and improving the streets and alleys ; for the purpose of erecting "sueli buildings and other work«« of public util...ity as the interest and conve- nience of the inhabitaiit^ of said town may recjuire and the circum-tances render proper and expedient; and said iitrfitf* trustees may adopt such modes and means for the assess- ment and collection of such taxes and the rents, issues and profics thereof as may seem to them right and proper; they Mtritct h-jwe. shall hav»^ |)ower to build a market house in said town wh»'never in their judgment the interest of the inhabitants of »aid town may require the erection or building thereof, and lh« same to sell, grant and dispose of, if n«!cessary ; tliey flbalj also have power to regulate, grade*, pave and \n-j- ■ ■ ■ impro\e the streets, lanes and alleys witliin th«^ limits of I'riid corporation ; they shall also have power to jell any ••i«>f«»u.' end all real property uj)on which taxes may be assessed and not paid, and to prescribe tin; manner and mode of R'.lltng inch property when the taxes assessed upon the rtmim :;ame are not jiaid : Proviilvd^ that in the selling of any pro- perty for the nonpayinent of taxes, the sixth sectior.
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Tlie said trustees shall have power to levy and ui, *''"^" ' collect a tax, not exceeding one-half of one per cunt., on all lots and improvements and personal property lying and being within the said town of Carmi or any of the additions thereto, according to valuation; to tax public shows of any a!id a'l descriptions; to tax groceries ; to raise revenue for the purpose of ipaking and improving the streets and alleys ; for the purpose of erecting "sueli buildings and other work«« of public util...ity as the interest and conve- nience of the inhabitaiit^ of said town may recjuire and the circum-tances render proper and expedient; and said iitrfitf* trustees may adopt such modes and means for the assess- ment and collection of such taxes and the rents, issues and profics thereof as may seem to them right and proper; they Mtritct h-jwe. shall hav»^ |)ower to build a market house in said town wh»'never in their judgment the interest of the inhabitants of »aid town may require the erection or building thereof, and lh« same to sell, grant and dispose of, if n«!cessary ; tliey flbalj also have power to regulate, grade*, pave and \n-j- ■ ■ ■ impro\e the streets, lanes and alleys witliin th«^ limits of I'riid corporation ; they shall also have power to jell any ••i«>f«»u.' end all real property uj)on which taxes may be assessed and not paid, and to prescribe tin; manner and mode of R'.lltng inch property when the taxes assessed upon the rtmim :;ame are not jiaid : Proviilvd^ that in the selling of any pro- perty for the nonpayinent of taxes, the sixth sectior.
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