The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-04-15
[ cowrrvrarroE FRoE tAsr III.


Of each County in which any Lands 1
mentioned in this Article have been /.
sold. . detailed description q each
parcel Of the land 20 sold and the name /
Of the purchaser. and the Clerk shall !
extend the same upon the tar rolls for
the p1rpose Of taxation and the same
shall become subject % taxation the
same a. other lands and the taxes a.
sessed thereon collected ard enforced
in like manner a. against other lands
provided. however. that the purchaser
at q iar sale Of any such lands sold for
delinquent taxes shall only acquire, by
virtue OF such purchase such rights and
interest az belong 70 the holder and
owner Of the certificate of sale issued
By the Commissioner Of the Land Of
fee under tho provisions Of this Act
and the right to be substituted in the
place Of such holder and owner of such
certificate Of sale az the assignee there
Of, and upon a prediction to the prop
er officer OF tar certificate given up
on such tar sale. in case such lands
have been redeemed. such tax pur-
chaser shall have the right to make
any payment OF principal or interest
then in default upon such certificate
Of sale as the assignee thereof. But
no tar deed shall be issued upon any
tar certificate procured under the pro-
visions OF this Act while legal title re-
mains with the State Of Oklahoma
Whenever a certificate for the sale OF
any OF said lands has been cancelled .
il shall be the duty Of the Commission
ers OF the Land Office TO notify the
clerk OF the county in which such lands
are located OF said cancellation and
thereafter such lands shall not be list
ed for taxation. bat in the event OF the
redemption OF any such lands the par
ty making such redemption shall pay
as taxes and in addition TO all other
charges, an amount equal 10 the taxes
last levied thereon for each year such
land was not listed for taxation. to-
gether with such interest and penalty
as would have been charged il the same
had been regularly listed and taxed.
Section 4. Said lands and improve
ments thereon shall be sold under the
appraisement OF the year 1903, made
and returned to the Commissioners OF
the Land Office provided, that in the
event 1t shall appear the said land or
improvements have not been properly
appraised, the Commissioners OF the
Land Office shall have the power TO or
der and provide for a new appraise-
ment provided further, the Commis-
sioners Of this Land Office shall notify
the lessee before such land is offered
for sale Of the appraised value Of his
improvements and should any lessee
be dissatisfied with the appraised value
Of his improvements, said lessee shall
in thirty day days from notice thereof,
notify the Commissioners OF the Land
Office in writing whereupon the land
covered by said lessee's contract shall
be reserved from sale, pending re-
view Of the appraisement made by the
said Commissioners Of the Land ONCE
in the district court Of the county in
which said land is located. An appeal
from the board Of appraisers may be
taken as provided in IAN Act Amend
ing Section y, OF Article ., Chapter
II, OF the Statutes Of Oklahoma. 1898,
and regulating the method OF proceed
ure in the condemnation OF private
property for both public and private
uses, approved May 20, 1905; and the
procedure Of such appeal AMI the re-
yies and demand for jury trial in said
court shall conform TO the procedure
therein set forth pending the termn-
alton OF said appeal the lessee shall be
entitled to remain in possession OF said
property, paying therefor as rental five
per centum Of the appraised valuation
OF said land upon which said improve
ments are located provided, however,
in addition TO that which is herein stip-
ulated, there shall nowhere be q mean
ing OF any or all Of the provisions or of
the sections of this Act, collectively or
several, so construed as To extend to
any lessee the preference right of pur-
chase to any of the lands withdrawn
from homestead entry and granted TO
the State under and by virtue Of Sec
ton II, of the Enabling Act.
Section 5. The State shall have first
lien upon all lands sold under this Act,
together with all improvements and
appurtenances thereunto belonging
until all payments, both principal and
interest, are made thereon, and upon
such payments being made, the Com
missioners OF the Land Office in forms
ef law shall execute TO each purchaser
in this Act provided, a patent in fee