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to which he may acquire title, from and after the time when the "Duplicate Assessment Book" is filed with the Tax Collector.

SEC. 3717. Every tax due upon real property is a lien against the property assessed; and every tax due upon improvements upon real estate assessed to others than the owner of the real estate is a lien upon the land and improvements; which several liens attach as of the first Monday of March in each year.

NOTE.-Section two of the Act of eighteen hundred and sixty-one, page four hundred and nineteen, to regulate the duties of the Board of Supervisors, is omitted here, the provisions thereof being provided for in Articles II and III, Chapter II, Title II, Part IV of this Code.

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SECTION 3727. Auditor to enter in assessment book total valuations of
property and show credit of county.

3728. Auditor to prepare duplicate statement, showing what.
3729. Statements transmitted to Controller of State and

Board of Equalization.

3730. Auditor to follow directions of State Board of Equal-
ization in equalizing and assessing property.

3731. Auditor to compute and enter taxes against property.
3732. Delivery of duplicate assessment book to Collector, and
Auditor's affidavit.

3733. Auditor to retain original assessment book.

3734. Tax Collector charged with full amount of taxes levied.
3735. Auditor to verify all statements made by him.

3736. Transfer of assessment book from one Collector to

another.

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valuations

SEC. 3727. The County Auditor, as soon as the assessment book is delivered to him by the Clerk of the Board assessment of Supervisors, must proceed to add up the valuations and enter the total valuation of such kind of property and the total valuation of all property, on the assessment county.

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book, the column of acres, to show the total acreage of the county.

SEC. 3728. The Auditor must, on or before the fourth Monday in August of each year, prepare from the "assessment book" of such year, as corrected by the Board of Supervisors, duplicate statements, showing in separate columns:

1. The total value of all property;

2. The value of real estate;

3. The value of the improvements thereon;

4. The value of personal property, exclusive of money; 5. The amount of money;

6. The number of acres of land.

SEC. 3729. The Auditor must, as soon as such statements are prepared, transmit by mail or express one to the Controller of State, and one to the State Board of of Equali- Equalization.

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zation.

Auditor to follow directions of State

Board of Equalization in equalizing and assossing property.

Auditor to compute and enter taxes against

property.

SEC. 3730. As soon as the Auditor receives from the State Board of Equalization a statement of the per centum, if any, to be added to or deducted from the valuation of the property of his county, he must add to or deduct from each assessment the required per centum on the valuation thereof, as the same has been equalized by the Board of Supervisors, and must enter the same in a column, provided with a proper heading, in the assessment book, counting any fractional sum when more than fifty cents as one dollar, and omitting it when less than fifty cents, so that the value of any separate assessment shall contain no fractions of a dollar.

SEC. 3731. The Auditor must then compute and enter in a separate money column in the assessment book the respective sums, in dollars and cents, rejecting the fractions of a cent, to be paid as a tax on the property therein enumerated, and foot up the column showing the total amount of such taxes, and the columns of total value of property in the county, as corrected under the direction of the State Board of Equalization.

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SEC. 3732. On or before the fourth Monday of Delivery of November he must deliver a copy of the corrected assess- assessment ment book, to be styled "duplicate assessment book," to Collector, the Tax Collector, with an affidavit attached thereto, and Auditor's by him subscribed, as follows:

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"I,, Auditor of the County of- do swear that I received the assessment book of the taxable property of the county from the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, with his affidavit thereto affixed; and that I have corrected it and made it conform to the requirements of the State Board of Equalization; that I have reckoned the respective sums due as taxes, and have added up the columns of valuations, taxes, and acreage, as required by law, and that the copy to which this affidavit is affixed is a full, true, and correct copy thereof."

and

affidavit.

SEC. 3733. The original assessment book must remain Auditor in the office of the Auditor.

SEC. 3734. On delivering the "duplicate assessment book" to the Tax Collector, the Auditor must charge the

to retain original assessment book.

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Collector

with full

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Tax Collector with the full amount of the taxes levied, and forthwith transmit by mail to the Controller of levied. State a statement of the amount so charged.

Hittell, Sec. 6202.

SEC. 3735. The Auditor must verify, by his affidavit attached thereto, all statements made by him under the provisions of this Title.

SEC. 3736. The Auditor, if the "duplicate assessment book" or the delinquent tax list is transferred from one Collector to another, must credit the one and charge the other with the amount then outstanding on the tax list. Hittell, Sec. 6204.

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CHAPTER VII.

COLLECTION OF PROPERTY TAXES.

SECTION 3746. Tax Collector to publish notice, specifying what.
3747. Taxes in San Francisco payable at Collector's office.
3748. In other counties notice to specify place of payment.

SECTION 3749. Manner of publication of notice.
3750. Tax Collector to note date of payment.

3751. Receipt to be given.

3752. Taxes of decedents how paid; duty of Probate Judge. 3753. Settlement of Collector with Auditor; when made;

form of.

3754. Liability of Tax Collector refusing or neglecting to settle.

3755. Action against Collector for such refusal or neglect.
3756. When taxes are delinquent, addition thereto of five
per cent.

3757. Certain times when taxes must not be received.
3758. Comparison of original and duplicate assessment
books by Collector and Auditor.

3759. When delinquent list must be completed.

3760. All matters on assessment book, etc., to be set down in numerical or alphabetical order.

3761. Credit to be given to Tax Collector on final settlement, etc.

3762. Tax Collector charged with delinquent taxes and five per cent additional.

3763. Auditor to transmit statement to Controller; time

when; form of.

3764. Publication of delinquent list; when made; what to

contain.

3765. Notice of sale appended to delinquent list.

3766. Manner of making publication.

3767. Same.

3708. Sale, when and where to take place.

3769. Notice containing what to be filed with County Re

corder.

3770. Collector to collect an additional sum to defray costs,

etc.; sum, how collected.

3771. Manner of conducting sale.

3772. Same.

3773. Owner of property may designate what portions to be

sold first, etc.

3774. When purchaser does not make payment on next day property to be resold.

3775. Bid of person once refusing to make payment not to

be received.

3776. Collector to give purchaser a duplicate certificate of

sale.

3777. Certificates of sale, one to be given to purchaser, one
filed with Recorder, and the other retained by Col-
lector.

3778. Collector to enter in a book description of land sold, etc.
3779. Lien of State vests in purchaser; how divested.
3780. Redemption of property.

SECTION 3781. Redemption, how made.

3782. Treasurer to report to Supervisors the names of persons

entitled to redemption.

3783. Recorder to file certificate of sale.

3784. When property is redeemed, Recorder to note it in

book.

3785. When property is not redeemed within twelve months
Collector to give deed to purchaser.

3786. Recitals in deed primary evidence of what.
3787. What recitals are conclusive evidence.

3788. Deed conveys absolute title. Exception.

3789. Assessment book, duplicate assessment book, delin-
linquent lists, etc., primary evidence of what.

3790. Seizure and sale of personal property for taxes.

3791. Manner of conducting sale, etc.

3792. Same.

3793. Collector's charges for conducting sale and for seizure.
3794. Title to such property vests in purchaser on payment,

etc.

3795. Excess of proceeds over taxes and costs returned to
owner, etc.

3796. Unsold portion to be left at place of sale at risk of

owner.

3797. Final settlement of Collector with Auditor.

3798. Same.

3799. Same.

3800. Collector to make certain affidavit.

3801. Auditor to file statement of unpaid taxes with Super

visors. Cancellation of taxes.

3802. Unpaid taxes not canceled to be entered on assess-
ment book of each succeeding year.

3803. Rate of interest on delinquent taxes.

3804. Taxes, etc., illegally collected to be refunded.

3805. When land assessed more than once.

3806. Land irregularly assessed, etc., not to be sold.

3807. What mistakes do not affect sale of property for taxes.
3808. Collection of taxes from person assessed, but removed
to another county.

3809. Same.

3810. Expenses of such proceeding, how paid.

SEC. 3746. Within ten days after the receipt of the "Duplicate Assessment Book," the Tax Collector must publish a notice specifying:

1. That taxes will become delinquent on the first Mon

day in January next thereafter, and that unless paid

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