THE ALLIANCE IIKRALP, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1920 NINE BALD-RUST LAND GO. WE BUY AND SELL WESTERN LANDS AND RANCHES 'IJlNl.NIXS IS tJOOI, THANK YOU" When a umr COWXiMT. IT THE NEW TOUR CVEMliO TtlEOIUM (MEW TOM HEftUt CO J. OlHir mcafl's WANT TO BUT omthlnvT Hon 4red of peopU scan theaa Want Ad columaa looking for what you r other hay to offer. Gt Quick raulta by advertising- In The raid Waat Ad dartma. AATES 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 SALE 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 FOR SALE) LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Milk cow; will be fresh soon, 323 S. Alliance. Mike Nlchollc. 75p FOR SALE USED OARS FOR 8 ALE Good used ears. A. B. Jones Company, Masonic Temple Bid. tf 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. 7tf RESTAURANT FURNITURE FOR SALE Restaurant furniture and fixtures; at 111 Box Butte. Will rent building and fixtures if not sold Immediately. F. E. Reddish & , Son, Agents. . 76p FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT Nine rooms over Lowry shoe store; suitable for office or living rooms. F. E. Reddish & Son. 76 LOSTSKIRT LOST A blue plaid skirt Call Blr. 8021. 74p For spring fever the favorite time- tried and fire-tested remedy Is a flsi- Ing pole and a can of bait. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Box Butte CountT. Nebraska. In the Matter of the Estate of Nellie H. Sage. Deceased. To the Creditors of Mid Estate: Notice to all net-sons Interested In the estate of Nellie H. Sage, deceas ed, ! hereby given that Glen Miller, administrator of said estate will Beet the creditors of said estate at Li l-jQj ' iC-W'1 I (SUFFEIZIN' ( MEV l "TBI CUJ mmt ty Sort HLrTvt, 1 -STT (WTMiSVi Me SMVTHtt- oawo M5t oniow, Bvrr 1 Puy bad hkswt! tu rf-. mSVaf tr-i Ji? w?c,2w "J V -,- gone To the. couMTfa, the County Court room in the City of Alliance, Box Butte County, Ne braska, on the 22nd day of Novem ber, 1920 at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M,' for the purpose of hearing. adjusting, and allowing accounts against said estate. All personal having claims against . said k estate must me me same in the County Court of the said County on or be fore the 20th day of November,' Iff? 0 or said claims will be forever bar red. It la 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. Dat,ed this 20th day of July, 1920. (SEAL) IRA E. TASH. County Judge. LEE BASYE, County Attorney. July 20 to Aug. 20. ORDINANCE NO. 294 An Ordinance appropriating funds to defray tie 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, statlo'nery and printing, and garbage disposal; for the support, maintenance, and re pair of the sewer system, the public library and the city park, for the sup 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, tae 15 06 water extension bonds, the electric light bonds, the sewer bonds, the city hall and city park refunding bonds. the sewer extension bonds, the fund wm U Sign KttntA "jflft ing bonds, the drainage bonds, the 1919 paving Intersection bones, the 1919 water extension bonds, the 1920 Drainage extension bonds and 1920 paving Intersection bonds, .of said city. In funds as follows: GENERAL FUND Maintenance ot Street and Alleys -.-..--- . . .... $5000 Officers' Salaries $000 Stationery and Printing 1200- Garbage Disposal ... , -.... 1000 Miscellaneous and General Expense . 6000 Sewer Maintenance 4000 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 ....... SEWER BONDS Interest ...... . $253 SEWER EXTENSION BONDS Interest ; 1350 Principal 15 REFUNDING BONDS Interest ... , ..$550 Principal . - . kq FUNDING BONDS Interest :. . 123 50 Principal : 150 DRAINAGE BONDS Interest . ... . .$2750 Principal ... 250 1919 PAVING INTERSECTION BONDS : Interest ..!. 1 1 0 0 0 Principal . 1000 1919 WATER EXTENSION BONDS Interest ; S00 1920 DRAINAGE EXTENSION . BONDS Interest sboo 1920 PAVING INTERSECTION BONDS Interest . HEOn Total .$51,930 ' Section 2. Taat there la hrtvr levied a tax of 15 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property val na tion of the city of Alliance, Ne braska, for the navment of tha rn. eral and Incidental expenses of said cuy. Section t. That there is hereby levied a tax of 4 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose ot sup porting, maintaining and repairing the sewer system of aald city. Section 4. That taere levied., a tax of S mills on each dol lar or the assessed property valua tion of the City ot Alliance, Ne- braska. for the purpose of support ing maintaining, and repairing the City Llhiary of said city. Section 5. That there is hereby levied a tax of 2 mills on each dol lar of the asfessid property valuation of the City of Alliance, Nebraska, for the purpose of supporting, maintain ing and repairing the City Park of said city. , Section 6. That tnere la hereby levied a tax of 5 mills on each dol lar of tie assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of support ing and maintaining the Police De partment of said city. Section 7. That there Is hereby levied a tax of 6 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne braska, for the purpose of support ing and maintaining the Fire Depart ment of said city. Section 8. That there Is 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 the purpose of paying tae Interest upon, and a part of the prin cipal Of the 1910 Water Extension Bonds of said city. C: :.l:r. C. That there 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, and a part of the prin cipal of the 1906 Water Extension Bonds 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 tan 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 Bonds of said city. Section 12. That there is hereby levied a tax of 5-10 mill upon eacl dollar of tae assessed property val uation of the City of Alliance, .Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon, and a part of the prin cipal of the Sewer Extension- Bonds of said city. Section 13. That there is hereby levied a tax of 1 mill on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City of Alliance, Ne-j braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon, and a part of the prin- cipal of the City Hall and City Park; Refunding Bonds of said city. Section 14. That there is hereby levied a tax ot 3 mills on eaca dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City ot Alliance. Ne braska, for the purpose of paying the interest upon, and a part of the prin cipal of the 1919 Funding Bonds of said city. Section 15. That there Is hereby levied a tax of 8 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 ot sal city. Section 16. That there Is 'aereby levied a tax of 2.5 mills on each dol lar of the assessed property valua tion of the City ot 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 ttfe 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 thre Is 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 the purpose of paying the interest upon the 1920 Paving Inter section Bonds ot Baid 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 tats 7th day of August," 1920. A. D. RODGERS, Mayor. Attest: GRACE H. KENNEDY, City Clerk. (SEAL) Au. 10, An. 17 NOTICIl . Notice to the owners of property within Paving District No. of Ue City ot Alliance, in Box Butte Coun ty, Nebraska, the said district includ ing and embracing the following de scribed property, to-wlt: Lots 1 to $ 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. t , Yo are hereby notified that aald paving district No. which Includes and embraces the property abort do- scribed, has been created by paxsage, approval and publication of Ordin ance No. 291 of the Ordinances of the City of Alliance, Hox Butte Coun ty, Nebraska, as provided by law. You are further notified that If tae owners of the record title repre senting a majority of the abutting property owners In such district, shall file with the City Clerk within twenty days from the first publica tion of this notice, written objec tions to the paving of such district, said work shall not be done In such district under said ordinance No. 91 but said Ordinance No. 291 shall be repealed. If such objections be not filed against such district In the time and manner aforesaid, the mayor and council shall fortawlth proceed to construct such paving. In advertising for bids for such paving, the mayor and council may provide for bids on different mater ials, and typos of construction, and shall In addition provide for asking bids on any material or materials which may be suggested 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 shall 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 that material shall be accepted, and the work be done with that material. In case such owners fall to designate tae material to be used tn such paving in the manner, and within the time above provided, the mayor and coun cil shall in any event at Its option reject all bids and readvertlse, If In Its Judgment the public Interest re quires. The streets and avenues abutting upon said property within such dis trict, to be paved, unl?4A obloctlonn are made In the manner and Torn above stated, are as. follows: All that portion of Box Buttfl Avenu In said city, extending nine feot each way both enst and west from the center of said street between the north line of Elgath Street and th south line of Ninth Street In said city. The date of the first publication ot this notice Is August 10. 1920. .. . A meeting of the mayor and coun cil of said city of AllKncJ will bo held In the council chamber of s:ild 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 An gnat, list. A. D. RODGERS, Mayor. Attest: GRACE II. KENNEDY. City Clerk. (SEAL) Au. 10, Au. 31. In all 'auman probability we shall next winter see a congestion of mil road traffic worse than we had last winter, because the railroads will then be no better prepared to han lle traffic than they are now. The can not get ready before next fall for the large increase in business. Every thing which can be handled this summer should be transported at the earliest moment possible. - Every' private family and every factory which can stock up wit a coal during the summer should do so.' With steady demand from all coal consum ers with a view to supplying next winter's needs, the mines could be kept In regular operation during the summer and the railroads,, hamper ed as they are, would In all proba bility be able to handle, says Manu facturers' Record. Anyone who puts off buying his supply of coal until next winter is taking a grett risk of getting none. Don't miss seeing Leonard Stroud Jump the automobile with a saddle horse at the Sheridan Co. Fair, Sept 7-8-9-10, Gordon. 75 eBcause the Union Bank of Eng land returned his check by mistake marked "no funds" when there were sufficient funds, an Englishman was awarded $750 damages. Fancy No. 1 alfalfa Stephenson & O'Kannon. aVOOCal at 78 Have it WELDED with the OXY-ACETYLENB PROCESS Cylinder Blocks, Frames and Tran mission Cases a Specialty ALL TRACTOR PARTS V Geo. H. Breckner New Location 110 W. 14 8L" This reported depletion of the gas oline supply In twenty years should be a warning to the station manager v.-jo Insist on giving the purchaser, always a half gUlon or so the bet ter cf the bargain. Ex. I 5eo Tf If 5c I For Expert Driving andLivery J. W. CARROLL Thone: Day, 118; Night, 954 Sturgeon's Garage Lot Mo Cry Your Sales It. A. WYLAND Auctioneer . Phone 1070 Quick Service Electrio PHONE 250 First National Bank Bldg. Alllnnre . Nebraska. Not Minllrlne, Surgery, Osteopathy Dr. Annie Graham Jeffrey Chiropractor Palmer School Telephone 865 Wilson Bulldlnfi GEORGE J. HAND, M. D. Asthma and Hay Fever Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat PHONE 207 Calls answered from office dar or , night , L. A. BERRY ROOM 9 RUMER BLOCK PHONE 9 ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA Phone 664 Alliance Harry P. Coursey AUCTIONEER ' Live Stock, General Farm Sale J. D. EMERICK Bonded Abstractor I have the only set of Abstract Books in Dux Butte County. First National Bank Bldg. Dr. E. B. O'Keefe DENTIST Over Alliance National Bank Phone I0a Alliance. Nebr. Real Estate, Loans and Insur ance, jr. E. REDDISH, iUddisa . , '." Block. tf MOVE FURNITURE SAFELY We h-ne eeuljped ou dray wag ons and a ttc '-uck with the latest appliances fr moving furniture, without marring, thatching or daaa-. aging. Up-to-date wagon pads will be used by us on all moving Jobs, tf JOHN R. SNYDER. Phone IS- Drake & Drake Doctors of Optometry Glasses Accurately Fitted When in Antioeh Take Tour Heals at THE LIBERTY CATO Meals at All Hour John Strata Clean Up Now AVOID TUB BUSH . A little later tn the imm you'll nave to wait yoenr tan Use the phono today. PROMPT SERYICH SOW Sam Shelton Phone STB John Wallace Transfer and Storage Co. Service arid Satisfaction