Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-07

thereof. upon which the assessment is
unpaid, and sell the same in the man
ner provided by law, and to return the
proceeds of such sale, less his fees, il
any be allowed by the Common Coon
Gil therefor, to the City Treasurer, and
the warrant to the said Clerk, with his
doings endorsed thereon, together with
the receipt of the City Treasurer for
the proceeds of such sale rs paid to
him.
SEC. II. Such warrant shall have
the face and effect Of an execution
against real property, and shall bee
ecuted in like manner, except as in
| this Article otherwise specially pro-
vided. aHsr
SEC. Is. The person executing such
warrant shall Immediately make a
deed for the property sold thereon to
the purchaser, stating thereon that
| the same is made subject to redemp-
ton as provided in this Article.
Within one year from the date of such
sale, the owner or any person in ILL
terest may redeem the same or any
| part thereof, upon the terms and con-
aiitions provided in the next Section.
SEC. is. Redemption of the whole
property is made by the payment OF
the purchase money and forty per
cent. addition, and the amount OF any
| tax or other incumbrance which the
purchaser may have paid upon the
property. Redemption of part is
made by the payment of that proper
ton of the purchase money which the
part redeemed bears in value to the
property sole for the assessment.
SEC. II. A redemption discharges
the property from the effects of the
sale for the assessment. If made by
| the owner or his successor in interest,
| the estate in the property is thereby
restored to such owner or his successor
in interest, as the case may be; but II
made by lien creditor, the amount
paid for the redemption is thereafter to
he deemed a part of his judgment,
decree or mortgage, as the case may
! be, and shall bear like interest, ana
may be enforced and collected as part
| thereof. Ht%
SEC. Is. Whenever a purchaser or
those claiming under him refuses to
convey to person entitled to redeem,
such person may enforce conveyance
thereof by suit in equity, as for a
specific contract to convey real prop
erty; and such suit may be maintained
against absent parties, without proof
of tender of the money and offer to re-
deem if the plaintiff bring such money
into Court and offer then to redeem.
SEC. 10. Each lot or part thereof
within the limits of a proposed street
improvement, shall be liable for the
fulIcost of making the same upon the
half of the street in front of and abut-
ting upon it, and also for a proper
tionate share of the cost of improving
tbs intersection of two of the streets
bounding the block in which such lot
or part thereofis situated.
SEC. 20. The probable cost of inn
proving such intersection is to be
assessed upon the lots orparts thereof,
situated in the quarters of the four
blocks adjoining such intersection, but
only upon the lots or parts
thereof within the quarters nearest
thereto and in proportion to the cash
value Of such lots, or parts thereof, ire
spective of improvements thereon, and
in determining such cash value the
Common Council shall be the apprais-
ers and no review or appeal therefrom
shall be taken.
SEC. 81. A sale of real property, I'M
der the provisions of this Article, con-
yeys to the purchaser, subject to re-
demption as herein provided, all the
estate or interest therein of the owner,
whether known or unknown.
SEC. %. When an assessment upon
any lot, or part thereof, for any i'm
prOvement done or ordered to be done
upon any street, for the payment OF
which assessment such property is
chargeable, becomes delinquent, any
person having lien thereon by judg-
ment, decree, mortgage, or otherwise,
may, at any time before the sale OF
such lot or part thereof, pay the same,
and the Common Council shall, upon
such payment being made, order the
Mayor, in the name of the corporation,
to make, execute and deliver to the
party making such payment, and to
his assigns, an assignment and transfer
of said claim of the corporation there.
for, and upon such transfer being made
the amount of such delinquent assess
ment, and all costs thereon, together
with the costs of making such assess
ment, shall thereafter be deemed q part
of such lien, creditors, judgment, de.
cree, mortgage, or other charge ano
incumbrance, and shall bear like in
terest, and may be enforced and col
lected as part thereof.
SEC. %. The Common Council must
provide, by resolution, for the time
and manner of doing the work on any
proposed improvement, subject only
to the following restrictions, to wit:
1st-After proper notice the work
must be let to the lowest responsible
bidder; provided, that the Common
Council may reject any or all bids,
2d-If the owner of any piece of prop
erty, assessable for any proposed I'M
provement, shall, within ten days af
ter the final completion Of the publica
ton of notice by the Common Council
of its intention to make any such i'm
provement, give to the Common Coun
Gil q notice in writing that it is his de
sire and intention to do his proportion
of such improvement at his own cost
and with his OWL or hired labor, sub
: ject to the control of said Council anC
the officers and employees of said cit,
in charge of said proposed improve
ment, such portion of said improve
ment shall be excepted from the con
tract made as aforesaid; provided, tina
nothing in this section contained shall
be 80 construed as to release any sucl
party desiring to avail himself of tn,
privilege granted by the I'd subdivision
of this section, of his obligation to pa,
his proportion of the amount of tn,
probable cost of such improvement a
provided in Section 7 Of this Article
But if such owner shall, within tn,
time and in the manner prescribed by
the Common Council, in its resolution
or resolutions above referred to, max,