The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-05-04

aaiu ~ saIu SAFE, ulu Sell salQ piece or
Of. " u ~ dollars, tn that TT be ea
the highest sum bid therefor; and he having
tion thereof and pursuant to the statutes in
said case made and provided, convey the
SAID piece or parcel Of land in fee simple
and assigns forever
Witness my hand. and official seal this
day OF --..--.-..-..-.-.....,
County Auditor.
Such certificate shall pass to the purchaser
ton at any time within one year from the
yided BY law BY paying ali Of the e origlnai
taxes, interest. penalties and costs, without
any other act or deed whatever, and
after ninety days have elapsed from the
service of notice Of redemption from tax
sale as now provided BY law, and the record
and effect as evidence or otherwise as the
records Of deeds of real estate. If any pur-
chaser shall purchase at said sale more than
or parcels so purchased may be included in
the same certificate.
Sec Sec; 8 e Such certificate, or . copy Of the
that the title to the tract or tracts Of land
therein mentioned, except as hereinafter
provided, is in the person named in said GER
Sec, Z. When any piece or parcel of land
sifad De SO sold; the purchaser shall be en-
earc Go @ Of the piece
m9nd and presentation of the certificate of
sale Of said lands, the person in possession
OF Of the piece or parcel refuses or neglects to
deliver such possession, such person may be
proceeded against as person holding over
the termination OF his estate, which pro:
Ee nGnr may be Instituted and
of the general statutes of 1878: and the
judgment and sale herein, provided for shall
n no. De set aside unless the action in which
the validity Of the judgment or sale shall
pc called into question be brought, or the
de1ense to any action alleging its invaidity
be interposed within two years from the
date OF sale, except that in case any tract
or parcel shall be included in any such judg-
ment when such taxes shall have been paid,
or SUCH property was exempt from taxation,
that such Judgment and sale shall be void
upon proof, at any time, that such taxes
have been paid, OF such property was ex-
empt.
Gel of land upon which taxes appear to have
become delinquent in the year 1879, or any
year or years prior thereto, and which We're
not sold under the provisions of said chap
eral laws of 1881, Shall be sold for any sum
less than twenty per cent Of the original
amount of taxes due thereon, including, in
terest, penalties and costs, and in no case
shall any piece or parcel of land upon which
taxes shall have become delinquent In the
year one thousand eight hundred and
elSutS -Hlue, OF any year OF years prior there
to, except those pieces or parcels Of land
upon which taxes became delinquent at or
prior to- the year one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-nine as aforesaid, shall be
sold for any sum less than 1ifey per cent
OF the original amount of taxes due thereon.
including, interest, penalties and costs; and
proceeds of such sales shall be distributed
pro rata to the several funds for which the
taxes were levied.
Sec. 0. In all cases where the residence
Of tho Ia !; bc
auditor shall mail to such person Il copy of
the said notice Of sale at least ten days be-
fore the date of such sale.
Sec. 10. In case no person shall bid an
amount equal to that fixed by the provisions
Of this act at said sale for any Of the pieces
OF parcels Of land so offered. the auditor
state: and all tracts Of land, whether sold
to actual purchasers or bid in for the state
at said sale, shall be listed for taxation on
es tax ea Ts d dGr 9f 1f sd and e sG
state at said sale shall be subsequently sold
under direction of the state auditor
Sec. H.; This act shall take effect and be
Approved April 10, 1893.
CHAPTER lis T.. 5G3
AN ACT to RR rFoHide for the of
assessment Of property In the county in
which it is situated. and for n reassess-
ment where there has been a gross under
April l| IA. 1888. Suen piopef'S' approved
Upon complaint the governor may ap-
Pont some person au{ qualified to in
IN any county. and make Il report of the
true value Of the property and if any part
thereof has been underyaued, and file the
same with the county and state auditor.
The county auditor shall enter the true
value of the property SO returned on the
assessment books and. extend the taxes
thereon for collection, including any omis-
sions or undervaluations of prior years.
CHAPTER 1878. It. $50.
AN ACT to provide for the reassesslnent
In certain cases FOR the construction Of
any ditch, drain or water course attempt
ed to be constructed under chapter nine
ty-seyen of the general laws Of 1887. APP
proved April II, 1898.
Requires the county commissioners in any
county wherein an assessment has been set
aside, to make preliminary statement
Of description, owner and number OF acres.
cost, Of construction: and shall estimate
the benefits. All lands owned by the state
or any land company or railroad company
hY such t. be
publishing notice of the same. And are en-
powered to complete the assessment. Per-
ties aggreved may appeal to the district
court. r no appeal is taken the asseSS-
ment will stand confirmed after thirty days.
The auditor shnll then make statement
of the facts and file the same in the regis
lien upon each piece or parcel assessed.
The sums to lie paid in fen annual pay
ments; and provides for a penalty for non
the delinquent Tux duplicate, to be collected
IN the same manner as delinquent taxes.
Makes provision for the payment by rail-
for the payment Of damages; and provides
a special compensation to commissioners
acting under this law
CHAPTER 1:3-S. r. $50
Der of deputy sheriffs and bailins for at
tendance in district courts. and the COM
pensation to be allowed the sheriff for
the same. Approved April II. 1893.
CHAPTER 154-,.H. F. 24o.
AN ACT to amend section one hundred Of
chapter eight Of the general statutes of
1878, relating to per diem and mileage
Of county com ana TO r;, rs amended by
thereto Nppr esS April IT, 1881 p'0''S0
Provides that the Limitation lin io OF days that
ing over $4,000 inhabitants; but limiting
these to forty days: but not to affect any
county governed by special law.
CHAPTER 18Th. +. COZ.
AN ACT to amend chapter twenty-six of
the general laws of 1891, to provide for
Be it enacted by the legislature Of the State
Section /. That section one of chapter
twenty-six of the. general laws of 1891 be
and the same is hereby so amended as to
read as follows to wit:
Sec. l. Whenever it may be desired by
residents and tHA payers of one or more
school districts in this state to organize a
new school district they shall petition the
board Of county commissioners therefor,
and such petition shall contain the follow
ing facts, to wit:
First. A correct description of the terri
tory desired to be embraced in the proposed
district.
Second. The number Of persons residing
in the proposed district.
Third. The number of children of school
age residing therein.
Fourth. The school districts affected by
the organization of the proposed district,
the number Of children Of school age re-
number OF such children which such or