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 bear interest at the rate of ten pel
 cent per annum from date of pre-.
 sentation to the Treasurer, and
 follow the course of all other war. rants as heretofore provided.
 Sec. 10-All old warrants for
 which reissue is made, shall be cancelled by the Mayor in the pre- sence of the Board. by writing the word cancelled and the date, across the face of each.
 Sec. 1.-The Treasurer shall make report of his proceedings to the Board at the end of each quar- ter, and Oftener if so ordered. The report shall show amount of money received, from what source, when, and how expended, accom- panied by all vouchers paid, with the amount of outstanding in debtedness principal and interest, separately.
 ORDINANCE NO. 2.
 Prescribing the manner of grant ing title to occupied lands within the limits of the Village of Yuma.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the Vil- lage of Yuma.
 Sec. 1-The Council shall rate and fix the value of all occupied lands within the village limits ac- cording to their location, and no deed shall be granted to any DOT tion of a lot, for consideration less than two dollars and fifty cents.
 Sec. 2-The minimum price of occupied lands shall he ten dollars for a lot, one hundred by one hun dred and thirty feet, and the par ties occupant shall pay the prices fixed by the Council.
 Sec. g. When the Council shall have concluded the rating, and valuation of lots within the will lage limits, the rates so fixed by them shall be the only standard of value for lands occupied, or claimed. prior to the issuance of patent for the town site.
 Sec: All applications for title to occupied lands shall be in writ. ing, setting forth in said applica- tion a description of the land ap- piled for. as the same may appear of lot, block, and street on the official map of the town, and ad- dressed to the Recorder who shall endorse upon the same, the name of the applicant date of it's receipt, and immediately thereafter enter the same in a book to be provided for that purpose, with the lumber, date, name ofapplicant, date of filing, and description of land ap- piled for, copy of which record shall be posted by him in front of his office for period of twenty days.
 Sec. 5-Upon the expiration of the twenty days as aforesaid the Council shall hear said application, and the applicant shall produce satisfactory proof that he is en- titled 10 the priority of purchase.
 Sec. 6-At any time within the twenty days as specified in Sec. 4, any person claiming adversely to said application may contest the same by fling with the Recorder the ground of his contest, a copy of which shall be served at once upon the applicant by the Record. CT. At a time to be fixed by the Council, proof of both parties shall be heard, and their rights deter mined by the Council whose deci- sion shall be final so far as their action is concerned. In all other cases where satisfactory proof is made, and no contest appears. the may receive title upon the payment of all charges pertin- ent thereto.
 Sec. 7-All claimants to occupied lands within. the village limits shall maks application for title, within six months after this or dinance takes effect, or their rights will be forfeited.
 Sec. 8-All deeds shall be made in the name of the Mayor and Common Council of Yuma, ArizO. na Territory, shall be signed by the Mayor and recorded in a book to be kept by the Recorder for that purpose, and all transfers thereafter made under, and by virtue of said deed, shall likewise be recorded in the office of the Village Recorder, during the ex- istence of the corporation.
 Sec. 9-rhe fees of the Record. CT shall be for the filing and enter ing each application, fifty cents, posting same, twenty five cents, for each notice required to be giv- en fifty cents, and for the record ing of deeds, such fees as are al- lowed by law to the County Re- cOrder.
 Sec. 1O-The Mayor shall re- ceive one dollar for signing and sealing each deed, and the Re- corder shall keep a book on which all fees shall be entered, and no