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PAGE SIX TH 0R E RKU KP.A TMS HIS STATEMENT savs in\r in?-: si»\K«K»s mi.i. i»ii» IMIIK'im: hi? COST OK > l'OKl > T\\ FOUKC l.O>l til*>. til lit 1 rmi l.ll'- Kil l ).!» IHK lilt !• IN THK HOl St; A Jv:.> Editor, Panbuiy Reporter. Danbury, X. C. Dear Sir: In an article j utlished fcy me in youi' paper on May 30. 1934. 1 referred to the fact that Mr. Cilmer Sparger introduced and passed a Eill in the Senate which, but for the fact that Represent ative Phillips killed it in the House, would have increased o>>- of tax foreclosures in the coi.v. \ by SlO.tO or more. In the same issue of ycur paper, Mr. R. J. Scott, county at torney. replied to that part of my article, stating that the actual cost of tax foreclosure proceed ings amounted to about $7.65, and that this doe* not include any attorney's fee. Mr. Scott farther stated that the law pas-r --ed by the 1933 General Assembly limited the total cost to the tax payer, including the attorney's fees, to $6.00, and that neither Ike cost of foreclosing taxes nor the attorney's fee was changed toy the 1933 Act but that the Act «as so written that the differ ence between the cost of the foreclosure suit and the $6.00 limited to the tax payer would have to be paid out of general county funds, or by the tax pay ers at large. It is not my desire to bave further controversy about the matter, but I have carefully looked into the different Acts and I find that I am correct in my statement that Mr. Sparger's Eill would have increased the cost. The General Assembly first passed what was known is Houso E::i XO. 15- rb.cinu :!••■ duMe- : V v ' (Viyi • f (• ' - [;* " > ■/ \: fc '' i - ! , i: ... J it. k * \J i 1 !■■• - i * »v ; • t: 1/ . ■ ' •* r -v r->, j-. I! 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It is true that the entire Act was afterwards repealed by the General Assembly, but before it was repealed. Mr. Sparger in troduced Senate Bill Xo. 739. In Section 1. of the Sparger Bill it was provided "that none of the provisions of the House Bill No 15S. known as the tax foreclosure Act Of 1933, shall be mandatory lor the county of Stokes or any municipalities therein." It is true that this Bill would have left it to the county commission ers whether to apply the House Bill No. 158 or not, in event the! commissioners excepted Stokes j County from this Bill, then the former cost of $7.65 and the at torney's fee of SIO.OO and would have prevailed, and the' eost to the tax payers would have been increased one hundrd per cert, or more. Mr. Sparger had this Bill passed in the Senate but Mr. Phillips k lied it in the House. Chapter No. 148 of the public laws of 1933 regulating tax fore closure was afterwards repealed by Chapter No. 560 of the public laws of 1933, which was ratified on May 15, 1933, a few days be fore the General Assembly ad journed. Section 1, of Chapter No. 560 does limit the total cost of the tax payer to $6.00. which i includes attorney's fees, and it • very evident that this is the Bill . ?. • '• •• Mr. R. J. Scot' in THE DAXBt'KY RKPOKTEK ::o;tUv«u .-.r.j paged in the frenav.\ I ii'i;?'! that you wiil publish this i;i vrdvi thai the peojle may know that I was cured in my statement that the Sparger Hill would have increased the cost o: the tax payer in these fore closure proceedings if the county commissioners had excepted Stokes County as they would have done if the Sparger Bill had become law. J. E. THORE. NOTICE Having qualified as adminis trator of the estate of J. R. 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