The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-07

of the contents of the conveyance he ex- ecuted the same voluntarily as the city treasurer of the city of Birmingham on the day the same bears date.
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 Sec. To- Be it further ordained, that in making such sale, tn ecity treasurer may offer such real estate in subdivisions and shall sell only so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the assessment, interest and fees, but if an excess be paid there on the sale shall not be affected thereby but such excess of money shall be held by the city treasurer on the responsibility of his bond subject to the oraer of the owner of such property or to his legal representative to whom the same shall be paid on demand.
 Sec. Il. Be it further ordained, that the owner of any real estate sold under the provisions of this ordinance or any owner or mortgagee havin lien or interest there in may redeem such property at any time within two CD years from the sale on paying the purchaser. or the city treas urer for him, double the amount of the assessment and interest and costs and expenses of sale paid by the purchaser and five dollars (s5.00) for the expense of reconveyance and legal interest on the amount paid at such sale from the date of the sale to the date of redemption; provided. however, that where a redemp- ton is had within thirty (30) days from tn edate of the sale by any person who Is authorized to redeem he shall be re- |, quired to pay only twenty-fe (25) per cent of the original assessment, interest costs and expenses of sale paid by the pur- chaser as penalty, and five dollars ($50O for expenses of reconveyance. in addition to the amount of the assessment. interest and costs of sale, whereupon the bal yft,tx the property or such interest therein as was sold under the provisions of this or dinance. to the person so redeeming, which deed shall mention the description of the property, the sale thereof the name of the purchaser and the fact of re- demption
 Sec 12. Be it further ordained, that the Board of Mayor and Aldermen may by their agent, purchase any real estate sold under the provisions of this ordi- nance, and in such event the deed for this sale shall be made to the Mayor of tn ecity of Birmingham, to be held by him for said city, which said real estate may be redeemed as herein provided for the redemption of other real estate, and when so redeemed the Mayor of said city shall reconvey to the owner at the owners expense as aforesaid
 Sec. 13. Be it further ordained, that for issuing each execution provided for in this ordinance the city treasurer shall be entitled to fee of one dollar (s1O0), and for levying such execution he shall be en- titled to fee of fifty cents ($0.50), all of which fee shall be taxed against the pro- perty to be sold.
 Sec. IA. Be 1t further ordained, that an ordinance entitled ''An ordinance to de- clare delinquent all due and unpaid spe- cial assessments for public improvements, and to provide for the sale of the pro perty against which said assessments have been levied" adopted January 18th. 1905, be and the same is hereby repealed
 Adopted August 2nd. 1905.
 GEORGE B. WARD, Mayor.
 Attest:
 J. c. MURRAY, City Clerk.
 Age-Herald, August ', 1905.