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Democrat Printing Co., Publishers.
Frank A. Murphy, Editor.
Motidny, jan. 15 1906,
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Annual Alevtins? November
14th 1905.
(Continued from last week.)
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
Vi'as County:
The undersigned petitioner, the
Northern Land Co . respectfully peti
t ones your honorable body to cancel
'■nd set aside a certain tax deed cover
’ ig the S W - of section thirty-three (3 )
of township no 41, eleven (II) east,
executed by the. county clerk for and
in behalf of Vilas county, io Sanborn
L nd Co. Tnat said tax deed was based
on tax certificate for the sale of JfLO
lor the ta\e,s of 1899.
That said\ax deed and the tax certi
ficate on which it was base d io illegal
for the retson that the tax of 181*9 was
paid by your petitioner, as evidenced
by county treasurers receipt no. 2347,
dated April 3uth, 1900 for 94c, said re
ceipt being signed by Wihfiold J.Kyes,
County Treasurer, countersigned by
John Radcliffe, county clerk.
Whereof your petitioner prays that
said tax deed be cancelled and set
aside and the Countyjllerk authorized
to issue to your petitioner certificate of
said cancellation as by law provided.
The Nortuern Land Co.
By Chas. M Upham, Pres.
State of Wisconsin, )
County of Shawno, f
Chas. M Upham being first duly
nworn deposes and says that he is the
President of the Northern Land Co ,
the corporation named above and that
he makes this affidavit in its behalf;
that the contents are true to his know
ledge and that the tax receipt referred
to in said petition is in his possession.
Chas. M. Upham,
-Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Ist day of July, A. I)
Robt. A. Upham,
Notary Public for Shawano.X’o- Wis.
(Notarial Seal)
(of R A. U.)
RESOLUTION NO. 3
Resolved, by the County Board of
Supervisors of Wilas County, that
Whereas, the Northern Land Com
pany has petitioned this board to can
cel a tax deed on the S vX'i NE|, Sec
33, Town 41, Range 11 E, issued on the
sale of 1909, for the reason that the
taxes for the year 1899 tax sale of 1! 0 >
had been paid to the County Treasurer
as-shown fyy his receipt No. 2347 tlaUu
April 30tb, 1900.
And as the records id the office of 'he
County Treasurer and stub receipt No.
2347 shows that the tax had been pa d
to the County Treasurer as claimed
and the tax deep issued on this des
cription to the Sanborn Land Company
on the above sale is illegal;
Now therefore, be it resolved that
the County Clerk of Vilas County be
and is hereby authorized to cancel said
tax deed and to is-ue a cei titivate of
cancellation to the above petitioner,
the Sanborn Land Co. J
Signed,
VV. J. Eyes.
Dated this 13th day of November, 1905.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
Vilas County:
The undersigned petitioner, the
Northern Land Co., respectfully peti
tions your honorable body to cancel
and set aside a certain tax deed cover
Ing the Southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of 26-40-11 executed by
the county’ clerk for and in behalf of
Vilas county to Home Investment Com
pany, that said tax deed was based ton
the tax certificate for the sale of IlftlS
for the taxes of 1897, and is recordeata
the office of the Register of Deeds in
and for Vilas Count/in Vol. 10,
80. That said tax deed is illegal for
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the rea-on that the tax of 1897, sale < f
1398 was ree’e ttmd by Nori hern Lana
Co May Btb, Redemption Receipt No.
i 128.
Wherefore jour petitioner prays that
• said tax deed be cat.celled and s. t aside
[and the County Clerk be authorised to
i issue to your petdiioper certificate of
i said cancellation by law provided.
The Northern I .and Co.
by G Si. Knapp, Secy.
I State of Wisconsin, I
County of Shawano )
G. M. Knapp being first duly stvoin
I deposes and says that he is the Secy,
of the Northern Land Company, the
petitiorer above, that he has reao the
foregoing petition and that thy cot
te its are true to his own knowledge.
G. M. Knapp.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 6th day of July, 1905.
Robt. A. Upham,
Notary Public for W isconsin.
(Notarial Seal)
RESOLUTION NO. 4
Resolved, by thX] County Board o
Supervisors of QLlas County, that
Whereas the Northern Land Company
have netitioned this board to cancel a
cjrtun tux deed on the SEf N"i !,t ’
26 40-11 East, issued to the Home In*
vestment Co. on the sale 1898, tax < '
18.»7 for the reason that the tax of 1897.
sale of 1898 on said description was re
deemed May Bth, 1901; and as redemp
tion Receipt No ,’l2B dated May Bth,
1901, shows that tvA tix was redeemed
, as above stated, making said tax deed
■ void
Now therefore be it resolved, that the
County Clerk be and he is hereby au
thorized to cancel said tax deed and i
sue a certificate of cancellation 10 the
above petitioner, the Northern Land
• Com; any. Signed,
W. J. Kyes,
I Dated this 14tb day of November, 1905.
To the Hon. B ord of Supervisors ol
Vilas Count) :
The undersigned petitioner, the
Northern Land Company, respectfully
petitions your honorable body to can
eel and set aside a certain tax deed
covering Gafy Lot one (1) »i section
No. thirty Are (31) of township fi r y
oie (41) uoitn of range eleven (11) ea.-i
executed by the County Clerk for ami
inbehalf of Vilas county, to Sanbor n
Land Co. assignee of Vilas county.
That said tax died was based on tax
certificate lor the sale of 1900 for the
taxes of 1899.
That said tax deed and the tax certi
ficate on which it is based is illegal for
the reason that the tax of 1899 was paid
by your petitioner as evidencedKbv
County Treasure’s leceipt No.
dated April 30. 1900 fir 94c, .-aid r<X\
ceipt being sign' d by Winfield .1. KyeA
County Treasur. r. countersigned John
Radcliffe, County Clerk.
Wherefore your petitioner p ays th o
said tax deed be cancelled and sc
aside, and the Count 1 . Clerk authorize,
io is-ue to y«ur petitioner certificate o
said concellation as by law provid d
The N rthe -n Land Co.
By Chac. M Upham, Pres.
State of XX iseonsin, )
shawano County, f
Chas. M Uphutn being first duly
sworn depo es and says that tie kaX
read the foregoing petition, that hi/V’
the President of the Northern Lahif*
Co. the corporation above, ai d ba*
the contents are true to his own know
ledge, and the tax receipt meiitioneo
above is in i. is possession.
Chas. M. Uphwa
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Ist day of July, 19U5.
llobt. A. Upham,} A
Notary Public for
(Notarial Seal) \
(of R. A. U.) \
(Continued next week, x
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