Stephen Johnson Field

Stephen Johnson Field

Summary

Portrait of Stephen Johnson Field Stephen Johnson Field Macon County v. United States…

The township is a separate organization from that of the county, with authority to purchase and hold real estate and make contracts and control its corporate property, and its taxes levied for those purposes over which it has control can in no just sense be termed taxes for county purposes. There can be therefore no valid objection to the county's levy of an additional 20 cents on the $100 to make up the 50 cents which it is authorized to levy to meet its expenses and liabilites. The apportioning of the funds collected to distinct and separate purposes does not affect the question presented.
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of Stephen Johnson Field Stephen Johnson Field Macon County v. United States…

All the warrants were issued and registered on the same day, and if they could only be paid in the order of their registration, and a payment could not be made on anyone without its surrender, as contended, the treasurer would be obliged to retain the funds in his possession until he had a sufficient amount to pay them all before applying any portion thereof.
Source: Wikisource

Get perspective with Kwize: daily news enlightened by great literature