Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-05-07

forms to be prescribed by the Min
nesota Tax Commission. II any per-
son paying royalty Ito another shall
fail to withhold thej tax thereon and
pay the same to the state treasurer
he shall be liable for the amount Of
such tax, with interest at the rate
of IL per cent per annum from the
time the same shonld have been paid.
to be recovered ia an action by the
attorney general for and on behalf
of the state. The tax commission
may, upon petition of any royalty
lpayor or recipient, and upon such
conditions as it'll may impose. permit
the paying of the tax in one annual
accrues, in which case such annual
payment shall fbe made at such time
as the tax commission directs. not
later than May 81 Of the year follow
ing the accrhal of the royalty. No
such extension of time shall be
granted unless as one of the condi-
tons thereof the royalty payor shall
guarantee the payment of the tax.
| In the event the royalty is paid in
ore instead of in cash the tax pro-
vided for Therein shall be a specific
lien upon the ore apportioned to the
royalty recipient or, if such ore be
not apportioned, upon the royalty
recipients interest in the ore mined.
and such ore shall not be shipped
from the State of Minnesota unless /:
"(a) The royalty tax be paid, or
"(b) A bond be given to secure such
payment, upon a form and with sure
ties approved by the tax commission.
in an amount of Is per cent in ex-
cess Of the tax commissions estimate
of the tax, or
"(c0 The estimated amount Of the
tax Csuch estimate to be made by the
tax tcomnission) be deposited with
the state treasurer as security for
such payment, or
I'D The payment of the tax be
guaranteed or secured in some other
manner satisfactory to the tax COM
mission"
Sec. 4. Nothing in this act shall
be construed as amending, modifying.
the nature or character of the tax
Imposed by Mason's Statutes of 1927,
.ySections 1921 to 2392-13 inclusive.
4 Approved April 20. 1881.
! CHAPTER ass. F. No. 993.
AN ACT authorizing the executive
council to accept title to certain
lands in behalf of the State of
! Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
i Section l. The executive Council Is
; hereby authorized to accept in be-
half of the State of Minnesota, a
} deed of conveyance to Lot One o.,
; Section thirty-three 1881, Township
!, One Hundred fifty-one (15D, North. of
} Range Forty-five (45) West. of the
Fifth Principal Meridian, Red Lake
J, County. Minnesota, and upon which
property the United States Govern
ment, pursuant to Act of Congress
approved January 31st. 1881, is to
erect monument and historical tab
let on the banks of the Red Lake
River at the place known as The Old
Crossing. to commemorate the sign
ing of a treaty on October End. 1868,
between the United States of Amer
lea and the Chippewa Indians.
i Approved April 20, 1881.
CHAPTER 236-S. F. No. 1185.
!. AN ACT authorizing the conveyance
!. to the city of Granite Falls of the
former state fish hatchery property
Il in said city.
!, the State of Minnesota:
h Section 1. The maintenance of the
state fish hatchery on the bank of
the Minnesota River in the city OF
Granite Falls having been discon-
tinued, and the State having no fur
ther use therefor, the Governor and
the state auditor are hereby author
lied and directed to convey by proper
deed tol said city all the real estate
owned by the State whereon said
hatchery was situated. together with
all rights and easements appurtenant
. thereto.
Approved April 20. 1881.
CHAPTER ass. F. No. 1870.
AN ACT to Iegalize foreclosure sales
heretofore made.
Z Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
Section 1. Mortgage foreclosures
legalized. mortgage foreclos-
ure sale by advertisement heretofore
made in this State, under power of
sale in the usual form contained in
any mortgage duly executed and re-
corded in the office of the Register
of Deeds or registered with the Reg
istrar of titles of the proper county
"
of such foreclosure sale, is hereby
legalized, and made valid and effec-
tive to all intents and purposes. as
against either or all of the following
objections, viz:
1. That the power of attorney to
foreclose the mortgage provided for
by Section 1905. General Statues 1928,
did not refer to the book and page
Iof record thereof in the office of the
Register of Deeds where the same is
|of record, or otherwise definitely de-
scribe and identify the mortgage
authorized to be foreclosed.
81 2. That the power of attorney. to
foreclose the mortgage was witness
ed, and the acknowledgment of the
execution of the same by the mort
] gage or by the officers of the mort
lgagee, if corporation, was taken
by the person, to whom such power
was granted.
4 3. That the power of attorney to
/ foreclose said mortgage provided for
by Section 1905. General Statutes 1923.
had not been executed and recorded
prior to such foreclosure sale as pro-
vided by law, or had been executed
prior to such foreclosure sale, but not
] recorded until after such sale, pro-
vided such power of attorney is exc
cuted and recorded in the proper
office prior to the passage of this
lact.
i 4. That the power of attorney to
4 foreclose the mortgage provided for
Il by Mason's Minnesota Statutes of
1927, Section 9606, was executed by
the mortgage or assignee before
there was default and the power of
sale therein contained had become
] operative.
Il 5. That the notice of sale was pub
] lished six times but not for six weeks
prior to the date of sale or that the
4 sale hereunder was held before one
week had elapsed after the last and
sixth publication had been made.
6. That the notice of sale as pub
lished properly described the prop
erty to be sold in one or more of
y the publications thereof but failed to
do SO in the other publications there
of, the correct description having