The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19

real estate assessed and the amount of the as
sessment in each case; which warrant shall be
delivered by the clerk recorder to the city
treasurer Tor collection.
Sec. 8. All assessments levied under the
provisions of this act shall be a specific lien
on the real estate upon which the are
imposed, from the date of the warrant issued
for the collection thereof
Sec. 8. Upon receipt of such warrant the
city treasurer shall forthwith give notice by
publication in the official newspaper or
the city that such warrant is in his hands for
collection and requiring the respective own
ers of all lots and parcels OF land mentioned
in the assessment to pay the amount as
days from the date of the first publication of
such notice.
Sec. 10. At the expiration OF the time limit
ed In the NOTICE required by the preceding sec
ton the city treasurer shall return to the clerk
or recorder list duly certified by him of the
assessments remaining unpaid, giving in such
list description of the several lots or parcels
on which the assessments have not been paid
and the several amounts assessed thereto.
The clerk or recorder shall thereupon transmit
q certified list of such unpaid assessments
with a description of the several lots CT parcels
or land on Which the same made, and the
names Of the respective owners thereof, If
known, to the county auditor of the county in
which such city is located, who shall enter
the several amounts OF such unpaid assess
ments the tax list for the next ensuing
year, and levy the same upon the several lots
or tracts or land upon which the same are
chargeable, and the same shall thereupon be
collected as other taxes are collected.
Sec IL. The certified list of unpaid assess
ments transmitted by the clerk to the county
auditor prima facie evidence that the
proceedings UP to date thereof were regular
valid and legal. When any notice is REQUIRED
TO be published under the provisions hereof the
publisher or printer Of such newspaper, or the
foreman Of such publisher printer shall
make affidavit thereof. annexed to printed
copy of such notice, specifying therein the
time when, and the paper in which such
notice was published, and shall file the same
in the office OF the city clerk OF such city;
which affidavit shall be evidence in all cases
and in all courts of the facts contained therein.
Sec. u. In all cases when the city treasurer
or the county auditor or county treasurer shall
be unable to enforce collection of any such
assessment by reason OF any i1Tegularity or
omission in any of the proceedings, had or
attempted to be taken, as herein provided, or
If, for any cause, the proceedings of the city
council or of any officer be found irregular or
illegal, whether jurisdictiona1 or otherwise.
the city council may order new assessment,
from time to time, and as often as may be,
until the full amount determined to be as
sesSed against lhe real estate aoutCnS on OF
benefited by such Improvement has been col
lected, and when any new assessment is made
the same proceedings shall be had in making
thereof as herein provided for.
Sec. Is. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 9th, 1901.
CHAPTER 176-S. F. NO. 623.
AN ACT relating to sinking fund investments
in counties, cities or other municipal cor
poratons authorized to create such fund
for the payment OF bonded Indebtedness.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section l. Whenever any county, city or
authorized to create a sinking fund for the
yuleTt OF its bonded Indebtedness, or any
part thereof, such county, city or other mu-
nicipal corporation may invest such fund in
any of its own outstanding bonds, irrespective
of the time OF their maturity, providing the
same can be purchased so as to produce at
least three per cent interest per annuIn.
Sec 2 Any investments heretofore made In
Its own bonds by any county city or other
ditions of section one hereof, is hereby rau-
fled and confirmed.
! Sec 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 9Th. 1901
CHAPTER It'll F. NO. 147.
AN ACT to provide for the sale OF certain
lands owned by the state situated in Kandi-
3 yohi county.
Be it enacted by tho Legislature OF the State
! of Minnesota:
Section L The state auditor is hereby au-
thorized and directed to sell at public auction
and convey all right, title and interest of the
state Of Minnesota in and to the following
! described lands, aggregating six thousand
three hundred ninety-fve and tweve-hun-
dredths t6,395. 1O acres, situated in Kandiyom
county, to-wit:
600, in township hundred and seventeen
d1O, of range thirty-three 49, containing
1920 acres The west half OF section four a.;
the east half Of section six 81; sections eight
80. twelve I'D, twenty-five t22), twenty-fOur
(2D and twenty-six (26l, in townships one hun
C33) containing g. 1856 u acres. Section four
/ teen Q4) in township hundred and eigh-
teen (11S), Of range thirty-four (34), containing
Gao acres.
Said land shall be appraised, advertised and
sold in the same manner, upon the same terms
and the consideration thereof collected by the
! Same agencies as now provided by law in
cases of sale of school lands owned by the
fuse any and all bids. The proceeds arising
from such sales shall be paid to the state
treasurer ana py MIN credteo 70 the general
! revenue fund, for the purpose Of completing
/ the public buildings or for the erection of 9TH
| ers, at the seat of government, under the d.
rectiOn Of the legislature thereof. The con-
! slderation thereof, including interest, shall
! be payable at the time and subject to the
regulations provided by law for the payment
Of principal and interest upon school lands
Sec. .. Upon the sale Of said land all leases
entered into under and pursuant to the au-
thority conferred by chapter 394 of the Gen
eral Laws of 1895, shall terminate on the six
teenth q6ti) day Of September, A. D. 1901.
All tenants of said land are hereby author
ized to remove therefrom all buildings, fences
and other Improvements by them erected or
| made or before six months from the date
! Of said sale; or, If anyone thereof elect to
permit the improvements to remain upon the
land he may file in the office of the state
auditor, before the first day of June,
1901, a writing signed and acknowledged by
the owner Of such improvements, and stating
that he elects to permit the same to remain
upon the premises, which said writing shall
also contain q description of such improve
ments, with the original cost and the present
value thereof. When any such writing has
been so filed in the office of the state auditor,
he shall, at least ten days prior to the date
improvements arc situated, appoint three
petent and disinterested persons, non-residents
Of the said county to appraise the value of
such improvements, and the persons so appoint
ed shall, before assuming to act under such
appointment, file respectively in the Office or
the state auditor oath that they will fairly
and impartially appraise the improvements
the lands so directed to be sold as herein
/ provided. The persons so appointed shall there
Z upon, and at a date to be appointed by the
state auditor, proceed to visit the tract or
tracts of land on which such improvements are
situated, and duly appraise the same. Upon
{ completion of their laboTs, they shall make,
in writing, a verified statement of each and
! every tract upon which improvements shall
! be found to exist, and the nature and value of
such Improvements, and forward the same to
I the state auditor. Each appraiser shall re-
| ceive as compensation for such services the
! sum of three 80 dollars per day for each day
! during which he is actually employed thereat
mile in going from their homes to said lands
and returning therefrom, to be paid upon the
hereby appropriated out of the general revenue
fund of the state treasury the sum of two
hundred GOOD dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to pay the same.
Whenever an appraisal shall be made of the
Improvements existing upon any of said tracts
of land, the purchaser at the sale of the tract
en- which the same are situated shall pay in
addition to the price for which such tract is
sold, the value of the improvements thereon,
as shown by such appraisal, and such addi-
Eional sum shall be paid into the county treas
ury Of Kandiyohi county for the use and ben
eft of the owner Of such improvements, and
the county auditor of such county shall draw
his warrant upon the county treasurer in
favor of the person entitled thereto. If any
such improvements shall, by fire or otherwise,
be DESTROYED after the appraisal thereof such
appraisal shall be disregarded by the state au-
ditor in the sale OF the tract on which the
same was situated. The state auditor may
direct reappTaisement in the same name
OF any such improvements at any time when
he shall deem the same advisable
Sec. B. This act shall take effect and be in
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