(2) All assessments or taxes shall be collected and their collection enforced by and according to the methods provided by law for the collection of taxes and assessments for irrigation district purposes, but it shall not be necessary for any board of directors of such district to take any part in such proceedings, but certified copies of the orders, findings, or judgments of the district court filed with the board of county commissioners shall be sufficient authority for the board of county commissioners of the proper county to make the levies of taxes or assessments against the district lands in said orders, findings, or judgments provided.
(3) If the court orders the sale of any district property, a commissioner shall be appointed for such sale and conveyance of the property, and to report to the court, and any funds obtained from any such sales shall be deposited with the district treasurer for the payment of district indebtedness. Sufficient additional amounts shall be added to the levies to pay the costs of any such proceedings in the district court, and, after collection, moneys derived from such levies for such purposes shall be paid by the district treasurer upon order of court and any surplus shall be used to pay district indebtedness. In case any outstanding warrants or bonds of the district are surrendered to the court for compromise or for the purpose of aiding in the closing up of the district affairs, or for other purposes, the court may enter judgment in behalf of each such creditor for the amount of the indebtedness ascertained to be due or which such creditor consents he will accept in satisfaction of such indebtedness and such judgment shall be sufficient warrant upon the district treasurer to pay the amount thereof out of the funds of the district obtained upon levies and collection of taxes and assessments or from other sources. When all the outstanding indebtedness of the district has been paid, the district court, if so petitioned, may enter findings and decree dissolving such irrigation district.