The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-22

of the corporation, and describe the property sold the amount paid, the agpregate amount of taxes, penalty, interest and costs for which the prop erty was sold, the years for whlch the delinauent taxes for which the proper ty was sold was levied, the date ol the order of sale, and the court lssu- ing the same, the date of sale ana that said sale was made subject to redemp- tion within two years by the owner Each certificate of sale shall bear ln- terest at the rate of twelve per cent. her annum from the date of sale upon the total amount of taxes, penalty, in- terest and costs due at the date Of sale and the same shall be assignaDle ana in no instance shall more than one tract separately assessed be included in one certificate Each certificate ot sale issued by the clerk shall be num- bered and a record thereof kept by him, in book specially reserved for such purpose, showing the property sold, to whom and when sold, the amount due for taxes on such property and the amount of the purchase price. Should the municipal corporation be- come the purchaser as hereinaDove provided, a notation thereof shall De made by the clerk on the original de- linuuent tax roll in lieu of a certifi- cate of purchase, and at any time thereafter the city clerk may is- sue certificate of purchase to any person paying to the municipal cor poration the amount of taxes, penalty and interest due at the date of sale and costs, together with interest on such amount from the date of sale at the rate of twelve per cent. per an mum; that from the date of sale and issuance of certificate of purchase and until redeemed, the holder of such certificate shall be entitled to the pos session of the tract sold, together with the rents, issues and profits thereof, and any person who, after ten days notice and demand of possession there of by the holder of such certificate Of purchase, withholds the possession or such tract, shall be deemed guilty of unlawful detainer.
 Sec. 35. The owner or any person having any interest, whether legal or equitable, in any tract sold at such sale. may redeem the same from any purchaser or the holder Of the certif icate of sale by paying the amount Of the taxes, penalty and interest and costs due at the date of sale, together with interest thereon at the rate of twelve per cent. per annum from such date, and all accruing taxes there after paid by such purchaser, such payment to be made to the purchaser or to the city clerk and when so made the tract shall be considered redeemed, provided, that if any pay ment be made to the purchaser the certificate of sale shall be by him sur hereinabove provided. If payment be shall present the same to the city clerk and cause the fact of redemp- ton to be noted on the deliquent tax roll and record of certificate of sale hereinable provided. If payment be made to the clerk of the town the clerk will issue to the redemptioner a certificate of redemption, under his hand and the seal of the corporation, showing the date of the redemption, the amount paid on redemption, which certificate shall be prima facie evi- dence of redemption and the sum so paid on redemption shall by the clerk be immediately paid to the holder of the certificate of sale and the certificate surrendered for cancel lation. A record of such redemp- tion shall be kept by the city clerk for public inspection. After the expiration of two years from the date of sale the holder of the certificate of sale shall be entitled to deed to the tract described therein and sold on such sale and not redeemed. Such deed shall be issued by the city clerk, upon presentation of the certificate of sale, on demand, by the holder and owner of the certificate, and shall re- fer to this ordinance, by number and title, the year of the levy, when the tax became delinquent, the amount of the taxes, penalty, interest and costs for which the property was sold, the amount paid by the purchaser, the name of the purchaser or his assignee, the date of sale, the date of the order of sale and the court issuing the same, and shall be signed by the mayor and attested by the clerk under the seal of the corporation, and be acknowl- edged, and shall convey the tract therein described to the grantee there in named free and clear from any en- cumbrance or lien laid on such prop erty prior or subsequent to the sale thereof by the delinquent owner or any person in privity with him, pro- vided, however, that no deed shall be issued by the clerk if there be any taxes due on said property levied sub. sequent to the sale, until the same be paid. Any tracts purchased or as- signed to the municipal corporation at the sale hereinbefore mentioned and not redeemed, for which certifi- cates of purchase may not have been issued after such sale, shall after the expiration of two years from such sale be deemed the property of the muni- cipal corporation, and a deed therefor may be issed by the mayor or clerk thereof, to such corporation, which deed shall be of the same force and effect as the deed to certificate holder.
 Sec. 96. The term real property" and lands when used in this ordinance shall be held to include not only the land itself, whether laid out in lots or otherwise, but also all buildings, struc- lures, improvements, fixtures of what soever kind thereon, and all possess ory rights and privileges belonging to or in anywise appertaining thereto, and the word tract" herein shall in- clude all lands, pieces or parcels of land which may be separately assessed together with the fixtures and i'm provcments thereon.
 The term personal property" or personally" shall be considered to include all household goods, effects, furniture, chattels, goods, wares, mer' chandse, gold dust, money on deposit, either within or without the corpora tion. boats or vessels owned or regis