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TIIE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921
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ORDINANCE NO. 318
ORDINANCE LEVYING A TAX
FOR THK YEAR 1921 AND FOR
THE PURPOSE OF CREATING
i FUNDS FOR THE FISCAL
' YEAR ENDING ON THE SEC
I OND MONDAY IN AUGUST,
1922, FOR THE PAYMENT OF
i THE GENERAL AND I NCI
DENTAL EXPENSES OF THE
CITY OF ALLIANCE, NEBRAS
KA, FOR THE SUPPORT,
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
OF THE SEWER SYSTEM, PUB
LIC LIBRARY AND CITY PARK
OF SAID CITY, FOR THE SUP
PORT AND MAINTENANCE OF
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND
i TOLICE DEPARTMENT OF
SAID CITY, AND FOR PAYING
THE INTEREST ON AND A
' PART OF THE PRINCIPAL OF
I THE SEWER EXTENSION
' BONDS, CITY HALL AND CITY
i PARK REFUNDING BONDS,
1 1919 FUNDING BONDS, DRAIN
i AGE BONDS, 1919 PAVING IN
TERSECTION BONDS, 1920
J DRAINAGE EXTENSION
BONDS. AND 1920 PAVING IN
TERSECTION BONDS, OF THE
! CITY OF ALLIANCE, NEBRAS-
BE IT ORDAfNED. by the Mayor and
Council of the City of Alliance,
Nebraska:
Section 1. That there is hereby
levied for the year 1921 and for the
traroose of creatine funds for the fiscal
Year endine on the second Monday in
August, 1922, a tax upon each dollar
of the actual value of all real estate
ad personal property within the cor-
R urate limits of the City of Alliance,
ebraska. taxable according: to the
laws of the State of Nebraska for the
various purposes and in the various
fiiumbers of mills or parts of mills
hereinafter set out: (a) For the pay
ment of the treneral and incidental ex
Dense, of said city (three (3) mills,
b For the purpose of. supporting:
maintaining and repairing: the sewer
system of said city, eight-tenths J.s)
"mill (c) For the purpose of support
ing, maintaining; and repairing the city
library of said city eight-tenths (.)
null, (d) For the purpose of paying
the salaries of the members of the
Board of Park Commissioners, provid
ing funds for amusements, laying out,
Improving find beautifying the park
and public grounds and paying the
salaries and wages of employees of the
Hoard of Park Commissioners of said
city, four-tenths (.4) mill, (e) For the
purpose of supporting, maintaining
end paying the Police Department of
twid city one (1) mill, (f) For the
purpose of supporting, maintaining
mnd paying the Fire Department of
raid city, eipht-tenths (.8) mill, (g)
For the purpose of paying the interest
upon and a part of the principal of
the sewer bonds of said city, one and
twenty-five one-hundredths (1.25)
wills, (h) For the purpose of paying
the interest upon and a part of the
principal of the sewer extension bonds
of said city, fifteen one-hundredths
(.15) mill, (i) For the purpose of
paying the interest upon and a part
of the principal of the city hall and
city park refunding bonds of said city,
twenty-five one-hundrelths (.25) mills,
(j) For th purpose of paying the in
terest upon and a part of the principal
of the 1919 funding bonds of said city,
one (1) mill, (k) For the purpose of
paying the interest upon and a part of
the principal of the drainage bonds of
said city, two and five one-hundredths
(2.05) mills. (1) For the purpose of
paying the interest upon and a part of
. 1 - ' i - S . - f t
ino principal vi vne ivij paving in
tersection bond of said city five-tenths
(.6) mill, (ui) For the purpose of
paying the interest upon and a part of
the principal of the 1920 drainage ex
tension bonds of said city twenty-five
one-hundredths (.25) mill, (n) For
the purpose of paying the interest
upon and a part of the principal of the
1920 paving intersection bonds of said
city, six-tenths (.6) mill.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in full force from and
after its passage, publication and ap
proval, according to law.
1'assed and approved this Wh day
of June 1921.
It. M. HAMPTON,
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest
GRACE H. KENNEDY,
City Clerk. 66
Chadron and Alliance, who have been
trying to find a home for the two
during the time the hutband will be
in the hospital, are rejoicing with her
in the fact that everything has turned
out" happily for her.
RANDOM SHOTS
Despite the great risk of being
mobbed we are going to ask this ques
tion: Is it raining enough to suit you ?
Some store is going to make a big
cleanup by advertising waders for the
shopping sisiers.
Robert W. Chambers, whoe works
are far more popular among tne
boarding school girls than any of -the
Elsie series, studied drawing and
painting in Paris. If his pictures are
the same sort as his books, the world
lost a lot when he gave up art.
Stenographers get blamed for a lot
of things the boss is responsible for.
Why is It that very few of the mod
ern Lotharios look the part?
Today's Best Story. J.
'It seems to me," he said, "that you
kiss as if you had a lot of experience."
"Do 1 7 she replied. "Well, you
know, I have the dearest little doggie
in the world."
Alliance Woman
Makes Room for
Soldier's W(fe
The appeal published in Tuesday's
Herald from a Chadron woman, whose
ex-soldier husband is now in St. Jo
seph's hospital, for a place where she
and her four-months-old baby could
find a home and an opportunity to
earn their keep during the time the
husband and father is confined to the
hospital, found a ready response. One
Alliance woman, who hasn't forgotten
the war and the sacrifices made by
soldiers, has opened her home and her
heart, and the mother and babe will
have a place to live an eat and be
able to see the soldier in the hospital.
The young mother was willing to
make almost any sacrifice to be near
her husband. She tried desperately
hard to find work in Alliance, but was
unsuccessful. No one wanted to em
ploy for housework a woman who had
a young baby to care for, and the
mother had been trained in nothing
else. As a last resort, she offered to
leave her baby with relatives at Chad
ron. and work here simply for money
enough to pay for the care of the
child.
Herald readers will be pleased to
know that this soldier's wife wilt not
be required to make this sacrifice, and
that she has found a pleasant home
and sympathetic companionship, and
that she may keep her baby with her.
The women who made the offer is
the sort who will make the . young
mother's stay in Alliance as pleasant
as possible. Red Cross officials in
BEREA
A large crowd attended the ball
games at Berea Tuesday, played in
connection with the Farmers Union
meeting. The first game was played
between the Ash Grove and Box Butte
Red Sox teams, the former getting
the long end of an 8 to 9 score. Fol
lowing this battle of bats, the Berea
team played the winners. The Ash
Grove boys knew how well the Berea
team can play, so they selected their
nine from the Box Butte Bed box, the
Hemingford team and their own, out
they didnt use quite enough care in
the selection. The game went in their
favor for a while, but the-tide turned
before long and the Berea team won
by the margin of 9 to 12 Every play'
er handled his place well. There were
fourteen good straight hits, frank
Peed scored the only home run or the
dav for Berea.
Mrs. Gertrude Cass gave a very en
lovable party to the little folks on
Wednesday afternoon, this being tha
anniversary of her daughter, Lelias
tenth birthday.
Rex Cass from Casper, Wyo., is here
snendins: a few days with relatives.
Come everybody, young and old, and
be present at the Berea Community
church next Sunday afternoon at 2:00
o'clock for Children s day program,
Preaching service will be held after!
, i a .1 I
cnaries jacuson gave a uanre ai tne
Berea hall Tuesday night after the
Farmers' Union picnic. '
Mrs. T. A. Hawkins is among our;
Eick people this week.
Miss Elsie Harris spent last Friday
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Anna
Whitaker.
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