The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-24

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 the city clerk for his use, of the purchase money and fifty per cent thereon.
 Sec. 2S. A redemption of the prop erty sold may be made by the owner or any party in interes; within twelve months from the date of the purchase,
 Sec 29. If the property is not re- deemed within the time allowed by the law for it's redemption, the city | clerk must make to the purchas- CT or assignee, q bill of sale of the property, reciting in the bill of sale substantially the matters contained in the certificate, and that no person mas redeemed the property during the time allowed for it's redemption. The clty clerk shall be entitled to receive from the purchaser three dollars for making such bill of sale.
 Sec. 30 On or before the lourth Friday in August of each year, the city assessor shall make up roll Ill duplicate of all real property assessed and on which the tax has not been paid and is delinquent. Such roll shall show therein the property as- sessed, the amount of the tax due, pen alty and interest, separately stated, on each tract assessed, to whom each tract is assessed,-if assessed as un. known, so stating. And thereon shall be endorsed under the hand of the clerk of the town and corporate seal, certificate to the effect that said roll is a true and correct roll of the delinuuent taxes of the town for the year (specifying it), and showing the date when said taxes became delin- ouent, and the total amount of delin- Quent taxes, penalty and interest sep arately stated, and the aggregate or the whole thereof. Ii the taxes for more than one year be delinquent, such taxes separately shown may be included in said roll. Said roll so made up shall be known as the de- | linquent tax roll of the town for the year in which the same is made up, the original of which shall be filed with the city clerk and remain open to inspection of the public. On or be- fore the fourth Friday in August after the completion of the delinquent roll, the assessor shall, under the direction of the Common Council, cause to be l DuDllSueu III tue OLAlSlell hS"SP"PSA of the corporation, or in a newspaper of general circulation in the town, to be designated by the Common Coun' cil, each week for a period or four successive weeks, a notice under the hand of the city clerk, setting forth that the delinquent tax roll of real property for the year, (naming it). has been completed and is open for public inspection at the office ot the city clerk, and on a certain day not less than thirty days after the completion of the publication, or post ing, as the case may be, of such no tice, the said roll would be presented to the district court of the division I for adjustment and order of sale. Said notice shall describe each tract on the roll on which the tax has not been paid, the amount of tax, penalty and interest thereon, and to whom assess ed. During the time of the publica' tion of notice and up to the time of the order of sale hereinafter proyid' ed for, any person may appear and make payment on any piece or tract set forth therein, together with the penalty and interest. and the city clerk shall make proper notation of such payment on both the original and duplicate delinquent tax roll.
 Sec. 31. On the date specified in said notice, or as soon thereafter as a hearing can be had before the court, the clerk, or other officer, shall pre- sent the delinquent tax roll, so com pleted as aforesaid. together with proof of publication of notice of ap' plication for order of sale, to the court of this division for an order of sale of all the real property therein listed on which taxes have not been paid and are delinquent, and upon the issu- ance of such order of sale, a certified copy thereof shall be attached to the duplicate delinquent roll and such roll filed with the clerk of the court and become a part of the records there of, open to the inspection of the pub lie.
 Sec. 32. The city clerk shall i'm mediately after the order of sale correct the original delinquent tax roll to correspond in all respects with the delinquent roll as passed upon and allowed by the court, insert ing therein the costs allowed by the court. and within thirty days thereaf- ter shall sell the property described in the order of sale.
 Sec. 33. That such sale shall be at public auction made by the city clerk, after notice given by him by publication in the official newspa- per of the corporation, or in a news paper of general circulation in the town to be designated by the Com mon Council, once each week for four successive weeks; such notice shall re- fer to the order authorizing the sale, giving the date thereof, contain de scription of each tract to be sold, to whom the same is assessed, the amount of taxes due on each tract, in- cluding penalty and interest up to the date of sale and costs, the time when and place where such sale will take place, and shall be signed by the city clerk as such. The sale shall be made at designated public place in the town, and at the day and hour fixed in the notice of sale, between the hours of ten o'clock in the fore noon and four o'clock in the afternoon, commencing at the hour set in such notice and if not concluded on the day set, shall continue from day to day thereafter, over Sundays and holidays, until the property described in said notice of sale Is disposed of. Each tract shall be sold separately, and be offered for the amount of the tax, penalty and interest, and costs due thereon, and if sufficient is not bid to discharge the amount due on the same, the same shall be bid in by the city clerk for and on behalf of the municipality, for the amount of the tax, penalty, interest and costs and notation thereof made on the de- | Ilinnuant taY roll