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Till: ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST CO, 1921.
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Commissioners Put In
Ten Days Hard Work
at August Meeting S:
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The Bo T'.utt fcounty ennimission
trr finif-h'vi U a ten-ihy --ion lato-
Thursday afternoon of la-t wwk. ami
the ofTirial record, comj(ill by Coun
ty Clerk Avi Jmlpr, shows an cnor-
inous amount of work trun-acted. Tlie 1. '
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session hoirn on .ut:U'-i i itnn enm-o
,ur"t 2"). Autruot l the hoard sat
sis the lioiird of ciii:ili7 jt ion, jinil on
hat day romplrteil the makinir f
the cointy levy und ceitifwd tlie levies
from the state, various school d trict-',
the city of Alliance and village of
Heminiford.
The firt two days of the seion was
f-pent in viiwinjj ro:nl. and in auditing
jiml iippi ovinir a b;K hatch of claims
on the state highway funds . The bond
f I.. A. fleriy n- ju4ie of the iteace
was fiproved. August 2D the hoard
licpan wnrkinir on a l'tc hunch of
claims, and appiovini; tln-tn. There
vtrc daiio on the ueneinl, road,
lend draeRinff and hiidne funds. The
balance of the session was taken up
vith the consideration of claim-'. Com
missioner Carrell was absent the first
lay of the meeting, hut ail three com
missioners were on hand for the lest
cif the lonff session.
The official record for Auu-t IK,
showinp: the various tax levies, fol
low: The Hoard of County Commission
rrs met as a Hoard of Kqunlizatinn,
pursuant to adjournment.. Members
present, Geo. W. Duncan, chairman, C.
1.. Ila.-hmiin, Goo. Carrell, John l'ilk
inpton, assessor and Avis M. Jider,
rlerk. The following pi occe.Iinits were
had and done, to-wit:
The Hoard of County Commission
ers now having leen in ssesion as a
Hoard of Hepatization not more than
twenty days and not less than three
tlayx and hiving disosed of all com
plaints relative to assessment that
have Come before them, and is appear
ing that the State Hoard of Equaliza
tion is satisfied with the assessment
as returned by the County Assessor,
an per peturns of the State Hoard of
Kqualization, which certifies the total
valuation of Hox Hutte county to be
$1 5.274, X.Vl.OO.
The State Hoard of Equalization
certifies that the following rate of
State Tn was determined and levied
by paid Hoard for the year VJU1 on
the total valuation for Uok Hutte coun
ty. General Fund .1.00 Mills
Capitol Hldg. Fund 0.:!0 Mills
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Tota ... 3.30 Mills
Now therefore, it is the order of the
Board for the foregoing State levies
he made as certified by the State
Hoard of Equaization, and that the fol
lowing rate of taxes be determined
r nd levied on each Dollar Valuation of
the County for .Count purposes for
the year 1021.
County Ievy.
General Fund
Hoad Fund
HridgR Fund
Mothers Pension Fund
.Sinking Fund .4 Mills
Indebtedness Fund
1.7 Mills
1.0 Mills
.3 Mills
1 Mills
The City of Al'iance certifies that
the following rcte of Tax was determ
ined by said C'ty Council for the year
ltrjl, on each lnl!:-r of a.-ses.-ed valua
tion of said city, to-wit:
Mills
(lenernl Fund
Supjmiting and Mantaining Sew
er system .s
Supporting and Mantaining City
library .tf
Supporting and Mantaining City
, Parks, etc. . A
Supporting and lantaining Po
lice Department 1.
Supporting and Mantaining Fire
Department .8
Paying Interest and Part Prinri- .
pie, Sewer Honds 1.2
Paying Interest and Part lVinci-
ple Sewer Kvt. Honds .15
Pavin glnterer-t and Part Princi
ple, City Hall and City I'jrk
Uefunding Honds .25
Paying Interest, and Part Princi
ple, HUH Funding Honds .1.
Paying Intere-t and Part Princi
ple, Drainage Honds 2.05
Paying Interest and Part Princi
ple, WW Having Intersection
Honds .5
Paying Interest and Part Princi
ple, 1920 Drainage Kxten.M-n
Honds 25
Paying lnter-t ami Part Princi
ple, 1920 Paving Intel ect:on
Honds .. St
Total
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The City of HeiHiiigfi'l certifies
that the following rat.of tux de
termined and levied by the Village
Council of Hemingfoid for th. eai
1921 on each dollar val'it;on o: ihr
City of l;ningfoi'd as follows:
Mills
General Fund ,
Water 7iwl Sinking Fund ":..2.l
City Hall Sinking Fund . .'!
Water Maintenance and E.xten.-ion
Fun.l r
Total 9.0
It is therefore the order of ill's bxird
that tlu. County ClerK extenJ on ss
se.s.Mnent ;-o!l.--, levies for Alliunce and
Hemingfor 1 a.s certified.
POTATO CROP PP.OSPEtTS
ARE FAIRLY GOOD
Total - - - a.G Mills
It is the further order of the board,
that for Schools, School Honds, Sink
' injr Fund, Interest and High School
purposes as reported by County Sup
erintendent and County Clerk, by the
wveral School District officials to
meet payment, thereof, that there be
levied against the taxable property of
each school district hereinafter named,
the rate of taxation on each dollar of
valuation in said districts as follows:
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per 100 lbs. under the ell'ect of accum
ulating supplies, has operated to
greatly reduce this shipping of imma
ture stock, and digging of matured
stock has been slowed uu liv the rains
.1 jmhis or the nast week.
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The field station for the dissemin
ation of market news on potatoes,
maintained by the marketing bureaus
Of the federal and htate Departments
of Agriculture respectively, was open
ed at Alliance August 25. Daily bul
letins of information concerning pota
to fchipmenU and prices at shipping
points and terminal markets will, be
issued from this office for the next
three months and mailed free to a list
of some 1,200 growers and dealers
who have made application for the
service. ,
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Sheriff Miller and His
Friends Perpetrate a
Hoax at Convention
According to the Omaha newspaper,
Sheriff Jim Miller was one of four
men to perpetrate a hoax on the dele
gates to the convention of tne state
sheriffs' association, which met at
North Platte last week. On Saturday
afternoon, Sheriff Miller, in company
with Sheriff Duffy of Holt county,
Sheriff Flitcrat't of Red Willow and a
denutv from North Patte. held uu the
Clinton jewelry store at North L'lutte
and secured $00 m ca.-h and several
hundred dollars worth of jewelry.
The fake rub'jery followed a discus
sion anion gthe delegates as to the
ease with which a robbery coul l le
perpetrated. Taking only a few men
into their confidence, the four men
masked themselves and in broad day
light, at the point of revolvers, and
staged a desperate holdup. The owner
of the store and the clerks were not
in on the joke.
The sheriffs in convention organized
a posse and gave chase. Had not the
engine of the car stalled, the fake rob
bers would have got away with it.
Half an hour after the robbery- the
culprits were captured in a mea!ow a
few miles from the city, and the- ex
planation was made that it was all
part of the program of the conven
tion. The officers t.ok a Ion chance
on gvtting shot, but didn't mind the
risk at all.
IJuy your Winter I'ur this
month and sae money.
llighland-HoIUiway Co.
There will-In? a Bu.-ines. woman's
luncheon at Thiele's Thursday, t'ep
temler 1. All business women ;;re
asked t.o aU"'i-
Baby Dresses and Rompers,
pink or blue, 78 CUNTS.
Ilighland-IIoIIowajr Co.
Ciils fine ribbed bbek Hose,
29 cents a pair.
Highland-HoSlowny Co.
GIRLS' SCHOOL DRESSES,
9S CENTS.
Highland-Hollow ay Co.
ONE MINUTE
STORE TALK
A captain of industry,
talking to winif oung men
recently, referred to the
time he wan out of em
ployment and bad to bor
row Atked what he
did with it he replied: I
boniiht a fuit for $10 and
pent $10 for lunches. Two
days later I landed a job
and if I ever get broke
again I'll repeat the exper
iment." THKRi; aim: OTHKP.S
WHO KNOW (JOOD
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New Fall
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Clothes
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liere exclusively.
See the new Sport
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modeU.
See the new Single
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FaU Top Coats, Rain Coats, Motor Coats,
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H
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Boys' Better 2-Pants
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Juvenile School
Suits, $750 to $15.00 !
FALL AND WINTER WEIGHT CORDUROY USED IN OUR-
Boys' Corduroy Extra Value Suits $7.50
Boys' Knickers $1.00 to $3.00
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