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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1920)
BALD-RUST LAND GO. WE BUY AND SELL WESTERN LANDS AND RANCHES "lUMMM IH ;MH, THANK YOl " WHEN A MANjT COPYRIGHT. 191 ST THE NEW TflKK tVENlKO TatCfUW (MEW TOflIC i&JW flHIi NXMFE'r GONE TO THE. COUNTRY. Jffl . i , g ! 9Zrw?&4&-4i J&fe - 'V tJ a- i WANT TO BUT MmethlngT Hun dreds of people can these Want Ad columns looking; for what you r others have to offer. Oct quick results by advertising In The Herald Want Ad department. L RATES Two cents per word per In sertion. Costs more than other newspapers, but we guarantee that you reach several hundred more readers. Buy circulation, not hot air. FOR BALD CITY PROPERTY ALLIANCE city property to trade for Box Butte county farm. See Ne braska Land Co. 64tf FIVE room Bungalow, all modern, close In; bargain. See Nebr. Land Co. tf XR SALE IJVTCTOCK FOR SALE Milk cow; will be fresh soon, 323 S. Alliance. Mike Nicholic. 75p KALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS SALE of 'aousehold goods Saturday afternoon at Third and Box Butte. 74p FOR SALE USED CARS FOR SALE Oood used cars. A. H. Jones Company, Masonic Temple Bldg. tf HELP WANTED WANTED Millinery maker and apprentice. Call at The Fashion shop Monday, Aug. 16th. 74 LOST SKIRT LOST A blue Blr. 8021. plaid skirt. Call 74p SALE MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE Yale motorcycle; best of condition; try it out before you buy; only $50. Joe Weldman at Al liance Auto & Truck Co., 114 Box Butte. 70tf FOR RENT ROOMS FURNISHED rooms tor gentlemen roomers and 2 or ? light house keeping rooms unfurnished. Call at Herald office. 74 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Box Butte County. Nebraska. In the Matter of the Estate of Nellie II. Sage. Deceased. To the Creditors of said Estate: Notice to all persons interested in the estate of Nellie H. Sage, deceas ed. Is hereby given that Glen Miller. administrator of said estate will meet ths creditors of said estate at the County Court room In the City f Alliance, Box Butte County. Ne- orasna. on me nu uay u u...- ber. 1920 at the hour of 10 o clock A. M. for the purpose of bearing, i adjusting, and allowing accounts against said estate. All persons having claims against Bald estate must file the same in the County Court of the said County on or be fore the 20th day of November, 1!T20 or said claims will be forever bar red. It Is further ordered that notice be given to all persons interested in said estate, by the publication of this order for four successive weeks in the Alliance Herald, a newspaper printed, published and circulated in Box Butte County, Nebraska. Dated this 20th day of July, 1920. (SKAL) IRA E. TASH, County Judge. LEE BASYE. County Attorney. Jury 20 to Aug. 20. ORDINANCE NO. 24 An Ordinance appropriating funds to defray tae expenses of the City of Alliance, Nebraska, for the fiscal year ending on the second Monday in Au gust, 1921, and levying a tax for the payment of the general and incident al expenses of said city, for the support, maintenance, and repair of the Sewer System, Public Library, and City Park of said city, for the support and maintenance of the Fire Department, and Police Department of said city, and for paying the in terest upon, and a part of the princi pal of the 1910 Water Extension Bonds, 1906 Water Extension Bonds, Electric Light Bonds, Sewer Bonds, Sewer Extension Bonds, City Hall and City Park Refunding Bonds, 1919 Funding Bonds, Drainage Bonds, 1919 Paving Intersection Bonds, 1919 Water Extension Bonds, 1920 Drainage Extension Bonds and 1920 Paving Intersection Bonds, of the City of Alliance, Nebraska. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the City of Alliance, Ne braska: Section 1. That there is hereby ap propriated out of tae money to be raised by taxation or otherwise by the City of Alliance, Nebraska, dur ing the fiscal year ending the second Monday In August, 1921; the sum of $51,930, for the purpose of paying the general and lncidential ex penses of said city Including the ex pense of maintenance of streets and alleys, officers' salaries, stationery and printing, and garbage disposal; for the support, maintenance, and re pair of the Bewer system, the public library and the city park, for the suit port and maintenance of the fire de partment and the police department. and for paying the interest upon and a part of the principal of the 1910 water extension bonds, tie 1906 water extension bonds, the electric light bonds, the sewer bonds, the city hall and city park refunding bonds. the sewer extension bonds, th3 fund MARRIED HCMlO CO.). U H)MI Rmtvm. ng bon(Ja th(J dralnage bond3 the m9 ., ,nter8ection bonCs. the m9 water extension bonds, the 1920 Dralnage extension bonds and 1920 inf-.ti unn. ..m city, 4n funds as follows: GENERAL FUND Maintenance of Street and Alleys $5000 Officers' Salaries . 3000 Stationery and Printing 1200 Garbage Disposal 1000 Miscellaneous an4 General Expense 6000 Sewer Maintenance 4 000 Public Library Maintenance .... 3000 City Park Maintenance 2000 Fire Department Maintenance ..6000 Police Department Mainten ance 5000 1910 WATER EXTENSION BONDS Interest ......$900 Principal 600 1906 WATER EXTENSION BONDS Interest $ 50 Principal 950 ELECTRIC LIGHT BONDS Interest : $495 Principal 5 SEWER BONDS Interest $2530 SEWER EXTENSION BONDS Interest $350 Principal 150 REFUNDING BONDS Interest $550 Principal 50 FUNDING BONDS Interest $2350 Principal 150 DRAINAGE BONDS Interest $2750 Principal 250 1919 PAVING INTERSECTION Interest $1000 Principal 1000 1919 WATER EXTENSION BONDS Interest $500 1920 DRAINAGE EXTENSION BONDS Interest $600 1920 PAVING INTERSECTION BONDS Interest $1500 Total $51,930 Section 2. Taat there is hereby levied a tax of 15 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the city of Alliance, Ne braska, for the payment of the gen eral and Incidental expenses of said city. Section 3. That there is hereby levied a tax of i mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of sup porting, maintaining and repairing the sewer system of said city. Section 4. That taere Is hereby levied a tax of 3 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance. Ne- hrnskn, for the purpose of "support ing, maintaining, and repairing the CHy Library of said ci!y. Section 5. That there In hereby levied n tax of 2 ni ill i on nrh 1o! !nr of the i'ued property val'inMon M the City of Alliance, Nchrasfca. for I the r"''l,no of support inc. maintain- ng and repairing the City IV rk of sail city. Section C. That tncre Is ben by levied a tax of nilH;t on each dol lar of t ie assessed property valua tion of tlio City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of support ing and maintaining the Police De partment of paid city. Section 7. That there la hereby levied n tax of 6 mill on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of Ibe City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of support ing and maintaining the Fire Depart ment of said city. Section 8. That there in hereby levied a tax of 2 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for lh purpose of pay Inn tie interest upon, and a part of the prin cipal of the 1910 Water Extension Honda of said city. tvrtioti j. That there is hereby lrvlrd a tax of 1 mill on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon, and a part of the prin cipal of the 1906 Water Extension ilonds of said city. Section 10. That there Is hereby levied a tax of 5-10 mill on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of tie City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the Interest upon, and a part of the prin cipal of the Electric Light Bonds of said city. Section 11. That there Is hereby levied a tax of 2 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua toin of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the Interest upon the Sewer Ilonds'of said city. Section 12. That there Is hereby levied a tax of 5-10 mill upon eaca dollar of tae assessed property' vul uarion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the Interest upon, and a part of the prin cipal of the Siwer Extension Ilonds of said city. Section 13. That there ts hereby levled a tax of 1 mill on each dol lar of the assessed Property valua-i tion of the City of Alliance. Ne-J k-00i,o ' I Interest upon, and a part of the prln- ;Ir,rHi rr , n pal of the City Hall and City Park- tefundlng Bonds of said city. c Refundin Section 14. That there is hereby levied a tax of 3 mills on eaci dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon, and a part of the prin cipal of the 1919 Funding Bonds of Bald city. Section 15. That there is hereby levied a tax of 3 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance. Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon, and part of the prin cipal of the Drainage Bonds 01 sai city. Section 16. That the,re 1b 'aereby levied a tax of 2.5 mllls"on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon, and a part of the prin cipal of the 1919 Paving Intersec tion Bonds of said city. Section 17. That there Is hereby levied a tax of 5-10 mill on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon 1919 Water Extension Bonds of said city. Section 18. That taere is hereby levied a tax of 1 mill on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon the 1920 Drainage Ex tension Bonds of said city. Section 19. That tbr;-e la hereby 1 levied a tax of 2 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon the 1920 raving Inter, section Bonds of said city. Section 20. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, approval, and pub lication, according to law. Passed and approved tais 7th day of August, 1920. A. D. RODGERS, Mayor. Attest: GRACE II. KENNEDY, City Clerk. (SEAL) Au, 10, Au. 17 NOTIC14 Notice to the owners of property within Paving District No. 6 of tae City of Alliance, in Box Butte Coun ty, Nebraska, the said district lnclud ing and embracing the following de scribed property, to-wit: Lots 1 to 6 both inclusive, Block 8, Second Addi tion to the City of Alliance, Ne braska, Lot 29 County Addition to the City of Alliance, Nebraska, and Lots 7 to 11 both Inclusive, Block 4, Second County Addition to the City of Alliance, Nebraska. Tou are hereby notified that said paving district No. which Includes and embrace! the property above de- mibeil. has been created by paos.w, n Is reported depletion of the gas- nppiovr.l and publical l-v, of ni.lln- t,jn0 nlpi),v ,n lwrntv y,.al.g ihouM ance No. 291 of the Ordinances of:, . ... . the Cltv or Alliance. Box Hulto Ceun-' b" R nrn " ' a'nn ty. Nebraska, as provide I by law. V" ,m':'1, ,,H ,u"hT,r' . I always a half rilion or so the bet o ore further notlfiel that If . r (,r (flfl ,);,n; .,, y srntlng a majority of tho abutting property owners In such dlRtrlet, shall file with the City Clerk within twenty days from the first publica tion of thH notice, written objec tions to the paving of such district, said work shall not be done In such district under said ordinance No. 291 but said Ordinance No. 291 shall be repealed. If Fuch objections be not nied npalnst such district In the time and manner aforesaid, the mayor and council shall forthwith proceed to construct such paving. j In advertising for bldn for such paving, the mayor and council may provide for bids on different mater-j lals. and types of construction, and shall In addition provide for asking bids on any material or materials which may be sugcested by petition of the owners of record title repre senting 25 per cent of the abutting property owners In such district. If such petition Is filed with the City Clerk before advertisement for bids Is ordered. On the opening of bids for paving In such paving district, the mayor and council shapp post pone action thereon for a period of not less taan ten days. During said period of postponement the owners of record title representing a major ity of the abutting property owners In such district, may file with the City Clerk a petition for the use of a particular material for paving, In which event a bid on thnt material shall be accepter, and the work be done with that material. In case such owners fall to designate t.ie material to be used In such paving In the manner, and within the time above provided, the mayor and coun cil shall In any event at Its option reject nil bids and readvertlse, If In Its Judgment the public Interest re quires. Th" streets and avenues abutting upon said property within such dis trict, to be paved, union object lonn are made In the manner and form above stated, are as follows: All that portion of Box Butt.i Avenue In said city, extending nine font each way both east and west from the center of said street between the north line of Elgath Street nnd th south line of Ninth Street Jn said city. . da or tne of this notice is August 10. 1920 The dat of the first pun' ten I ion A meeting of the mayor and our.' of said city of Alllws will bo h J chanib(r of .lM ' ' t. . . c,nmW city on the 1st day of September, 1920 at 8 o'clock p. m. to consider such objections as may be made and filed as heretofore provided. - Dated this 7th day of August, 120. A. D. RODGERS, Mayor. Attest! GRACE H. KENNEDY, City Clerk. (SEAL) ' Au. 10, Au. 31. " ' The white paper, or newsprint, shortage causes the secretary of agri culture to turn his eyes northwest ward and make some predictions concerning Alaska. It Is destined, he believes, to become a second Nor way. Its Immeasurable water power, vast deposits of coal, enormous for ests of rapidly growing species of wood suitable for pulp and tidewater shipments will make It, the secretary forecasts, one of America's principal sources of paper. Alaska Is a large reservoir of natural riches. Tae United States bought It for a song; a nation never make a better Invest ment. In mineral wealth alone it has paid for itself over and over again. Its fisheries have paid for it many timeB. Alaska is no begrar territory: It is a great reserve of national wealth. Record. We can give some intelligent thought to a problem of the greatest moment, that If distribution from tae fanner to consumer, which shall eliminate some measurable portion of the unnecessary waste seemingly inseparable from present methods, writes Arthur W. Douglas in Na tion's Business. We have enough vital problems in the absolutely es sential matter of agriculture to keep us engaged for years to come. Mean while the farmer. In desperation, seeks to solve them for himself and makes steady headway through co operative associations. Have it WELDED with the OXY-ACETTLESB PROCESS Cylinder Blocks, Frames and Tran mission Cases a Specialty ALL TRACTOR PARTS Geo. II. Breckner New Location 210 W. Id St. Sea I I 5ea LBctLer For Expert Driving and Livery J. W. CARROLL Phone: Day, 118; Night, 054 Sturgeon's Garago lA t Me Cry Your Snles R. A. WYLANI) Auctioneer Phone 107O Quick Service Electric PHONE 250 First National Hank Bldg. llliuire. .... Nebraska Not Meillt lne, Surgery, Osteopathy Dr. Annie Graham Jeffrey Chiropractor rainier School Telephone 865 Wilson Building GEORGE J. HAND, M. D. Asthma and Hay Fever Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat TIIONE 207 CnlU answered from office day or night L. A. BERRY ROOM 9 RUMER BLOCK PHONE 9 ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA Phone 06 1 Alliance Harry P. Coursey AUCTIONEER litre Stock, Ocnernl l'uria Sales J. D. EMERICK Bonded Abstractor I have the only set of Abstract Hook In Iktx llutte County. First National Bank Bldg. Dr. E. B. O'Reefe DENTIST Over Alliance National Bank Phone 1028 Alliance, Nebr. Be Estate, Loans and Insur ance. F E K2DDISII, Reddish Block. tf mom: fuumttkk safkly We b.ive eqi.ljped our dray wag ons and tt.itc vk with the latest appliances I moving furniture without marring, scratching or dam aging. Up-to-date wagon pads will be used by us on all moving Jobs.; tf JOHN R. SNYDER, Phone 15. Drake & Drake , 1 Doctors of Optometry Glasses Accurately Fitted Wnen in Antioeh Take Tour Meals at THE LIBERTY GATE Metis at All Hoars John Strata Clean Up Now AVOID TIIB BUSH A little later la the aejus you'll have to wait yoetr lar Use the phone today. PROMPT 6EBVICB VOW Sam Shelton Pbone S7B John Wallace Transfer and Storage Co. Service and Satisfaction