The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07

In the absence of the chairman.
the county board resumed its regular
order of business at 4:55 o'clock, d.
m, on May oath, 1888, upon the call
except Chairman Pete being present
Motions and Resolutions.
Upon motion of Commissioner An
derson, the clerk of the board was
instructed to write to the county ag-
submit to each county commissioner
a list of the names and addresses
OF persons receiving seed, together
with the amount of seed furnished.
By Commissioner Anderson:
Whereas. under the provisions of
Chapter Ala, Laws of Minnesota for
1888, which law provides for certain
discounts to be allowed by the coun-
ty auditor, and the county treasurer
on certain conditions with reference
to unpaid delinquent taxes, and au-
thorizes said officials to accept pay
ments. waive penalties or interest,
or to assign taxes at the rates pro-
v1ded in said law after July LIST,
1888, If before that date, the county
board of the county as to general
taxes, or ditch or road liens, or the
governing body Of the town or NUM-
cipality interested as to other spe-
cial assessments, shall have mo t
adopted a resolution and filed the
same with the county auditor, fixing
the minimum amount of such taxes,
liens or assessments or accrued in
accepted by said officials in settle
ment of said taxes; and
whereas, information has been
filed with this board, directing its
attention to number of valuable
pieces of improved real estate in the
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linquent taxes are now a lien, which
pieces Of property have a use value,
and in some instances a rental reve-
nue. value in excess of the amount of
taxes due thereon, and demand has
been made upon this board that it
resolution, fixing the minimum
amount of such taxes. liens or as
SeSsments or accrued interest and
penalties, which shall be accepted in
settlement of taxes on such valuable
pieces of property, as provided in
Section 2, Chapter 129, Laws of 1881,
as amended; and
Whereas, In the Judgment of this
board, the public interest justifies
and requires that this board should
adopt a resolution fixing such mini
sessments or accrued interest and
penalties, which may be properly
accepted in settlement of taxes on
the lands hereinafter described.
Now. therefore, be 1t resolved, that
this board hereby finds and deter
amount of taxes, liens or assessments
or accrued interest and penalties,
which shall be accepted by the coun-
ty auditor and the. county treasurer
as payments of taxes or assessments
due ION said pieces and parcels of
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the full amount Of said taxes, ditch
or road liens and special assess
ments that may be due thereon, to-
gether with all penalties, interests
and costs accruing upon each of said
pieces and parcels of land. as en-
tered upon the books and records of
said county auditor and county treas
urer, according to the following de-
scriptions:
Duluth Proper, second div. lots
Central div; of Duluth. east " of
Portland div. of Duluth, lots 1,
Q, 3, 4, and 6, block 40;
Duluth Proper, LIST div, West Sec
ond street, lots SO and SIS:
Grand Avenue div. of West Du-
luth, lot 2. block 2;
Is. is and II, block IL;
Portland div. of Duluth, w. 20 #.
of N 100 #. lot IL, the e. "a 1t. of n.
100 IT. of lot 13, the N. 100 IT. of lot
IA and E. IL IT. of N. 100 IT. of lot
is, all in block s;
Endion div, lot 9, block n;
Banning & Rays subdiv. in Du-
luth, lots 2, 8 and 4, in block 9, and
lots 2, 8 and 4, in block 8;
Duluth Proper. Second div, lots
$50, block 81;
Portland div, lots i, 2, and 4,
block rs;
Duluth Proper, First div, EasS
First street, lot A;
Scovelrs rearr. of block 20 In Du-
luth Proper. Third div, S. SIS IT. of
lots z and 8. block rs;
Duluth Proper. Second div, lot
33S, block So:
Duluth Proper, First div, East
First street, undivided one-half of
s. IS IT. of lots II and 10;
Central div. Of Duluth, lot "a, block
Portland div.. lots 1. 3 and 8, block
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