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ORDI NANCE NO. S97
An ordinance providing for the
reassessment and collection of a tax
upon all taxable property within
Sewer Districts Numbers 37 and 38,
in the City of Alliance, Nebraska, for
the purpose of paying for the con
struction and expense that has been
incurred in putting in sewers to
serve the property within such sewer
districts.
Whereas, sewers have w n '
to serve all property included in
Sewer Districts Numbers 37 and 38
In the City of Alliance, Nebraska,
according to procedure provided by
law, and
Whereas, doubts exist as to the
validity of the assessments levied by
Ordinance Number 288 of said city
to cover the cost thereof, and
Whereas, special benefits accrue to
property In the district abutting
upon and adjacent to the lines of
said sewers, and
Whereas, the cost of said work Is
found to be $4,984.47;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAY
OR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA:
Section f. That this council Bit
ting as a board of equalization for
this purpose, after due notice as by
law provided, and after due consid
eration of all the facts, find, deter
mine and fix the total special bene
fits in said districts resulting from
said improvement to be equal to cost
of the work, which is $4,984.47;
and further find, determine, equalize
and fix the special benefits to, and,
in pursuance of such action and con
clusion, hereby levy special re-assessments
upon the real esttte, lots,
parcels and pieces of land included
in said districts as follows, to-wit:
the description of the property being
written on the leftand the front
footage and the amounts re-assessed
against property to the right thereof,
as follows:
Sheridan add., block H. lots 1, 2,
3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, frontage 400, assess
ment $443.06.
Sheridan add. block H, lot 9,
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block J, lot 1,
frontage 60; assessment, $55.38.
Sheridan add., block J, lots 2. 3.
4, frontage 150, assessment, $166.15.
Sheridan add., block J, lots 5 and
6, frontage 100; assessment $110.77.
snenaan add., Mock M, lot 1,
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
sneriaan add., block M, lot 2.
frontage so; assessment $55.39.
Sheridan add., block M, lot S,
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rrontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block M, lot 4,
frontage 60; assessment 55.38.
Sheridan add., block M. lots fi and
6, frontage 100; assessment $110.77.
Sheridan add., block N, lots 1 and
2. frontage 100; assessment $110.77.
Sheridan add., block N, lots 3 and
4. frontage 100; assessment $110.77.
Sheridan add., block N, lot 6,
frontage 60; assessment $65.38.
Sheridan add., block N, lot 6.
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block P, lot 1.
(rootage 50; assessment $65.38.-
Sherldan add., block P, lot 2,
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block P. lot 3.
frontage 50; assessment $55.39.
Sheridan add., block P. lot 4,
frontage 60; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block P, lot fi,
("rentage 50; assessment $5.1.38.
Sheridan add., block P, lot 6.
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Box Butte add., block 12, lots 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8. and 9, frontage
450; assessment $498.45.
Box Butte add., block 15, lots 1.
2, 3 and 4, frontage 200; assessment
$221.53.
Box Butte add., block 15, lots 5
and 6. frontage 100; assessment,
$110.77.
Box Butte add., block 16, lot 1,
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Box Butte add, block 16, lots 2,
3, 4 and 5, frontage 200; assess,
ment $221.53.
Box Butte add., block 16, lot 6.
frontage 50; assessment $55.38. -
Box Butte add., block 19, lots 1,
2, 3, 4 and 6, frontage 250; assess
ment $276.92.
Box Butte add., block 19. lot 5,
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Box Butte add., block 20. lots 1
and 2, frontage
100; assessment
block 20. lots 3
100; assessment
$110.77.
Box Butte add..
and 6. frontage
$110.77.
Box Butte add., block 20, lot 4,
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Box Butte add., block 20, lot
6,
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block S, lot
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block S, lot
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block S, lot
frontage 50; assessment $55.39.
Sheridan add., block S, lots
1.
2.
3.
and north 35 feet of 5, frontage 85;
assessment $94.15.
Sheridan add., block S, south 15
feet of 5 and all of 6, frontage 65;
assessment $72.00.
Sheridan add., block T, lot 1.
frontage 60; assessment $55.38
Sheridan add., block T, lot 2,
rrontage 50; assessment $55.38
Sheridan add., block T, lot 3.
rrontage 50; assessment $55.39
Sheridan add., block T. lot 4.
rrontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block T. lot 6,
rrontage 60; assessment $55.38.
Sheridan add., block T. lot
frontage 50; assessment $55.38.
Box Butte add., block 23. lots
8, 4, 5 and 6. frontage 250; assess
ment $276.92.
box Butte add., block 23, lot 2
rrontage 60; assessment $65.38.
box Butte add, block 24. lot 1
2 and 3, frontage 160; assessment
1166.15.
Box I)utte add
and 5, frontage
block 24. lots 4
100; assessment
$110.77.
Box Butte add., block 24. lot
frontage 50; assessment $65.38.
.
Total, $4,984.47.
Section 2. Said special re-assessments
shall be and they are hereby
made a lien on said real property
from and after this date, and they
shall become due and delinquent as
follows, to-wit: One.flfth of said
respective tumt shall become and be
due and delinquent In fifty days
from this date; one-sixth In three
years from this date, and one-fifth In
four years from this date. Each or
these installments, except the first,
shall draw interest at the rate of
seven per cent per annum from this
date until they become respectively
delinquent, and all of said Install
ments shall draw Interest after they
become delinquent, at the rate of one
per cent per month until paid; Pro
tided that the owner of any one of
above described tracts of real estate
may pay the whole amount of the
special re-aBscssment thereon within
fifty days from this date without in
terest, and thereupon such tract
shall be and become exempt from the
operation of this lien.
Section 3. All such reassess
ments shnll be placed on the tax roll
for collection as a separate tax, In
addition to the tax for general reve
nue purposes, subject to the same
penalties and collected in like man
ner as other city taxes.
Section 4. That Ordinnnce Num
ber 288 of the City of Atllance, Ne
braska, nnd all other ordinances oi
parts or ordinances In conflict with
the terms hereof be, and they are
hereby repealed.
Section 5. This Ordinance shall
be in full force and effect upon its
passage, approval, and publication
according to Ia,v.
Passed and approved October
27th, 1920.
A. D. RODGERS, Mayor,
GRACE H. KENNEDY,
City Clerk.
(SEAL)
Oct 29.Nov5
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO MAKE FINAL PROOF
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Alliance, Neb., Octo
ber 5, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Horace
H. Anderson, of Alliance, Neb., who,
jn December 30, 1916, made home
stead entry No. 018076 for lot 4 In
section 6; Lots 1, 2 and 3, SVNK
ind SU',NV4 of section 6, In town
ship 23. north; SENEU; SE4
of section 31; SV4SE4 and SVi
SWli of section 32, townuhip 24,
north, range 50, west of the slx'.h
principal tncrldan, has filed notice
of intention to make final "tin co
year" soldiers proof, to establish
claim to the land abovu descrlo.d,
before the Register and Receiver, U.
Land Office, at Alliance N; b.. on
.he 10th day of November, 1920.
CluUuent names as witnesses: Ai
uert Underwood, Robert R. It UUitili,
Herbert M. AirJersun. and Jchn li.
Anderson, all of Alliance. Neb.,
T. J. O'KEEFE,
JCt.8-Nov.9p. Register.
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THE MOMENT
OF FATE
By VICTOR REDCLIFFE
lOCOOOCOOCOOOCOt1
ICupyrlgbl, 1!(0, Wenlorn Nwppr Union. I
It was twenty years since I had
seen Lulgl Rir..l., but the strong lea-
tures that suggwted a certalu Roman
nobility of diameter about the greut
Italian tragedian was yet manifested
in the face, aged, furrowed, but still
capable of expreslng the true fervor
of dramatic art.
1 had become first violinist In the
orchestra of the Theplan theater, and
nroteire by my side had heard me
speak so often of ltizzlo, but having
never seen him, that be was quite
eager and excited over the appear
ance of the greatest master in nis
line. Rlzzlo had originally made his
success In "Ophedra," a classical mas
terpiece. He was billed for this the
last day of the week by the request
of old adneirers, but In the meantime
was the star In a modern drama
called "The Shadow," of which a
young man of genius and wealth, Alli
son Deane, was tne aumor. iu
opening night was a distinct success,
and over our customary midnight
lunch Waldner and I discussed the
event and Its principal Interpreter.
"You have more than once told me
the story of Rlzzlo." said aiuner.
"Tell it to me again."
"He is the last of his race, a noble
and Intellectual family of Palermo,
narrated for the fiftieth time.
"There was a vendetta In the family.
One by one his relative fell at the
bands of the vengeful Paoll family.
Exile was necessary to prevent Rlzzlo
REAL ESTATB
Box Butte County Farms and Ranehea
Alliance City Property
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from liecoiiiitig h victim to niftiitinltie
nxawMlns. He M I to American shores.
There whs a girl nt home he loved.
; poverty came to her and she wedded
another. There a little child, a
girl, mimed after ber mother, Celeste.
I Ten years nun I learned thai
. both her parent had died. Uir.xto
had sent for the orpliru and adopted
her. She ha been the loving link to
!iN unhappy past. I hear that his
win ile soul Is wrapped In tare for
the dauhter of the only woman he
ever loven. You noticed In the lower
box tonight ko bewllderlngly benntl
ful young lady seated with the author
of the play?"
"All 'eye feinted on the radlBM
creature," responded Waldner.
"I understood that' quite a friend
ship has sprung up between those
two," I proceeded. "It Is the great
wish of Uizr.lo's soul to see Celeste
well provided for before he leaves thl
life."
Every evening of the week after
that the bright young pair occupied
the stage box. It was quite natural
that they should do so, nnd the audi
ences were pleased nnd Interested, fur
the young author of the play was pop
ular nnd the fact that he wan paying
attention to the adopted daughter of
the liniM-rsonator suggested romanti
cism. The last evening of the engage
ment, when ltizzlo was to appear In
"Ophedra." when he first came on the
stage I noticed his glance fixed upon
(lie young girl he Idolized nnd n glint
of pride and Joy came to their depths.
Following his gaze I observed that
the dainty, graceful hand of Celeste
bore upon one finger a glittering en
gagement ring. Never had I seen
Rlzzlo not ns he did that night. The
audience was entranced, and 1 knew
that his strength nnd power were sus
tained by the thought that his darling
one had gained a protector to take
his place when he was gone,
I remembered that In the 1 earlier
years of my knowledge of Rlzzlo, I
had 'many times heard other actors
say that he was ever possessed with
the Idea that some dark day the Paolls
would seek him out and complete
the vendetta sworn to nearly hnlf
a century previously. I wondered,
ns the curtain raised on the Inst scene
of the tragedy, If Rlzzlo still brooded
over this menace. It was later that I
learned the cause of the presence in
his statuesque fnce of a tenseness
iiml agony he betrayed as he mine
upon the stage In the fifth and last
net.
It appeared that ltizzlo had gone to
the rear Mage door, opening on a lltth
court, to get n breath of the cool nlghi
air to Inspire him with freshness for
the great death scene In which the
tragedy culminated. He stood there
sUne for a moment or two glancing ni
the sinrs and awaiting his call. A
stealthy figure gained his side. Be
fore he could draw back something
glittered In the air In consonance with
an uplifted arm.
"The hour Imsvome!" pronounced
II eteni. vengeful voice. "The I'noll
never falls 1"
And then a polnnrd was driven to
Hs htit dlreeily between ' the shoul
dors of the doomed man. The Msa
slu Hilled. ltizzlo stsggered hack
then iirneed himself. At that mnmein
the call rntuo for his nppeurnnce oi
the stage. With a powerful effort tin
nuisier of the historical art straight
cued up. lie drew a costume eaje
over his shoulders. He was deathly
nale. hul ilietv wn a smile iiihui IiW
I'jif) he was thinking of Celeste nml
l:er sure futur. happiness.
The rendition of t tin t hist vivid act
held the ntulUuce spellbound. The
moment of that final scene when he
pMt in. veil the grandeur of death lis
well ns Its ngonles embroiled all with
in sight nnd hearing. A ho sank
prone hi eye sought those of Celeste
nnd Donne, lie smiled, then reaching
behind him be drew out the fatal dag
ger nnd his life blood gushed forth.
"Toll Cdeul e I lle happy!" he spoke
'u expiring accents, and the victim
if the dread I'lmUf lay lifeless.
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