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Show I Know Vour County GiMjhijMHt surer of each city, town, school district and other taxing units in the county, at regular intervals all moneys in her hands collected for and due them; their proportionate share of delinquent taxes, interest, penalty and' costs of all tax sales and redemptions therefrom, and makes a final settlement with the different taxing units on. the last day of March of each. year. The treasurer also acts as deputy county assessor in making Jup the current tax 'rolls and 'as deputy county auditor in the computation of taxes. , MARIAN and Merger, Agreements, Cert, of Ownership Unit Agreement, Lease Farmout, Ratification & Joinder, Change of Depository, Irw Ventions. The entire operation is kept in such a found in way that any document is easily the record books. The new result is a set of plat books which show the ownership changes - for the county for the year; and either photostats or cards showing the same changes, on which the assessor and treasure base their assessment and collection of taxes. In summary while the recorders office cannot claim to be the most important cog in the machine, it can say that it. is the first one in the system, and all others are dependent upon its accuracy and completeness; and that inter-offic- e cooperation is an essential consideration in the recorder's mind. Engineering Committee Considers Waterflood Proposal at Anetb BAYLES THE COUNTY TREASURER Receive all the money belonging to the county and all other money by law directed to be paid to her, safely keep the same, and apply and pay out and render an account thereof as required by law. Keep an account of the. receipts and expenditures or all such money in books provided for the purpose, in which must be entered the amount, the time when, from whom, and on what account any money was received by her; the amount, time when, to whom, and on what account all disbursements were made by her. In May of each year she must furnish to each taxpayer, by mail or personally, a notice of the kind and valuation of property assessed to him; also a notice of. the days fixed by the county board of equalization for hearing complaints; In September of each year a notice must be sert to each tax pay ci and must show the amount of tax assessed against him, which shall set out the total amount of taxes to be paid, for state, county, city, town and school purposes, etc. The tax notice must set out separately all taxes levied on a certain kind or class of property for a special purpose, such as bounty tax or a tax for tubercular indemnity purposes, and shall have printed or stamped thereon the rate of taxation for each purpose for which taxes have been levied; when and where payable; the date such taxes will be delin' quent and the penalty which the. law provides for failure to pay the taxes within the. time required by law. The treasurer must- stamp on each tax notice Sold for a Prior tax in each instance' where the property in question has been sold for a tax and has not been redeemed from such sale. The treasurer closes her office for the receipts of taxes remaining unpaid at 12: M on 30th of November of each year until she has prepared a delinquent tax list for publication. All delinquent taxes are subject to a penalty of 2 per cent of the amount of the taxes, and the amount of the taxes and penalty bear interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from the 1st day of January following the date of delinquency until paid. In addition costs and fees for advertising and other services rendered must be paid before title to the property is cleared of the tax lien. There is a redemption period of four years on delinquent taxes. Immediately after the close of this redemption period if any property remains unredeemed or unassigned, the tax sale record for the year of the original sale is filed with the county auditor who advertises the property for sale - at public auction. The county treasurer pays to the trea engineering oormittee has been An tablished by operators at Juan County, Utah, to study es- Aneth Field, San unitization and A recovery procedures there tentative unit area has been seleeted and recommendations are being made for determAll arrangeining participating interest ments are tentative at this time, but 80 acre producing traots will be included within the participating area Desert Creek and Isrcay pay zones in acre feet will be the basis of participation by respective operators' The Desert Creek is oreditfd with and nearly 45,OCO to the 7l2,0CC"aore-fe- et On the Is ray pay zones. basis of initial surveys an early start to water flood ap- secondary ARVILLA WARREN - . . . to pears THE COUNTY RECORDER When a man acquires title to property, to protect that title he must record his deed and also the inevitable mortgage. From this basic necessity' springs the whole tax structure. Once a deed is on record, it shows how much land is owned; approximately .how much was paid for it, and many other statistics. From this knowledge the assessor can assess, and the treasurer collect the taxes which are so necessary to the operation of cities, counties and states. ' Notice that thi3 whole operation begins with the recorder. The accuracy .of the public record is thus the cornerstone of the whole structure of the government. The duties of the recorder include, the accurate abstracting, indexing, filing, photographing, and platting of every document presented for recording. Among these are: Filed Documents Chattel Mortgages, and Releases, Conditional Sales Contract, Federal Tax Lien, Cemetery Lists . of Property, Bill of Sale, Severance Agreement, Tax Deeds, Original Maps and Plats, Legal Subdivisions. '- - , Q Recorded Documents Land Patent, Warranty Deed Special Deeds, Mortgage, Release of Mortgage, Sheriffs Deed, Certificate of Salt, Affidavit & Death Certificate, Notice of Interest, Installment Note, Protective Convenant & Agreements, Ordinances, Notice of Location, Proof of Labor, B. L. M. Decisions, Requests of Notice, Decree, Court. Order, Writ of Attachment, Assignments, Waiver of Tax Lien, Bishops Certificate, Dr. Certificates, Military Papers, Certificate of Approp. of Water, Uniform Real Estate Contract, Notice of Lien and Releases, Easements, Leases, Restricted Covenants, Power of Attorney, Revocation of Power of Attorney, Judgment of Condemnation, Notice of Attachment, Indentures, Lis. Pendans, Official Bonds, Options, Declara-- . tion of Homestead, Land Purchase Contracts, be advantageous for efficiency Texaco,' ' with more than 65$, Superior with 9$, and Shell with more than 12$ are the largest interest owners. Three States, Azteo Gil. and Gas, Humble, Qulf, Ohio, Pure, Cities Servioe, and SouthSun, Petro-Atla- s, ern Union Gas Co., have interests ranging from less th.n cne percent to approximately four and one --half per cent. Sports Briofs person shall carry in any vehicle any firearms which have live ammunition in the No firing charber, other than a peaoe offioer in performance cf his duties or persons with permit to oarry loaded firearms for the protection of life or property. id Statute was cited by law foreement offioers today as the spring sLa son finds more people going into the outThis Utah doors The law was in 1S59 an passed by the legislature in effort to reduoe the many gun which occur when loaded guns are accidents oarried in vehioles Increasing numbers of questions regardangling regulations covering the use of baits and lures were answered today by the department of fish and punt ing Utah Spokesmen lations are noted shown that all fishing in the 1960 angling clamation, ..They urged sportsmen these regulations before going afield to-kno- reguprow The proelamatlens may be obtained from department offices or from license agents throughout the state A recent shipment o of one million four hundred thousand rainbow trout eggs are now being processed at several of the state hatoheries, aooording to the Utah Department of Pish and Arrival keep all Game of the eggs are soheduled twelve state hatcheries at to m production in preparation for the planting seasons |