Pennsylvania Act 1933-143 — TAX FOR SUPPORT OF POOR

Act text

TAX FOR SUPPORT OF POOR
                  Act of May 22, 1933, P.L. 836, No. 143              Cl. 67
                                  AN ACT

     Authorizing the county commissioners of certain counties to levy
        and collect the taxes necessary to pay the interest and
        principal of any bonds heretofore issued by any one of said
        counties to repay the money borrowed to maintain and support
        their poor.

        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That any county in which the
     county poor districts were abolished and each borough and
     township was created a separate poor district to be administered
     by overseers of the poor, the county commissioners shall levy
     such taxes, from time to time, as shall be required to pay the
     interest and maturing principal on any bonds issued by the
     county commissioners in any of said counties to secure the
     repayment of money borrowed to take care of the poor during the
     period when the county commissioners were acting as poor
     directors and supporting and providing for the poor in the
     counties named.
        Section 2.  The county commissioners in said counties shall
     levy the taxes aforesaid each year until such bonds and the
     interest thereon have been fully paid, and said taxes shall be
     levied and collected at the same time and in the same manner as
     county taxes are now levied and collected.
        Section 3.  This act shall be in force and effect immediately
     upon its passage, and approval by the Governor.