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TWKNTY-L'OUIITII YEAJt.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, JULY 21, 1908.
NO. 52
July Clearance Sale of
1 I Shoes and Oxfords. I 1
News of the City.
We are clearing our shelves of Oxfords and broken lines of Shoes and we
are offering bargains that you cannot afford to miss. The hot days have just
begun and a good serviceable Oxford, such as we are offering, can be worn
until late in the fall. A great many people can get more real comfort out of an
Oxford than out of a Shoe. If this is the case with you now is the time to buy
an Oxford. In placing our Men's Women's and Children's Shoes on sale we
have not taken the cost into consideration, but we are offering these lines at
prices you cannot afford to miss. We do not want to carry any of this stock
over and that is why WE OFFER YOU A REAL BARGAIN IN SHOES.
We are offering you just a little more than your money's
worth in the following bargains:
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Men's Patent Colt Oxfords
lace and button, regular T A
price $4.50, for $)oU
Men's Patent Colt Harlow
Shoes, regular price A
54.50, for. CM.OtJ'
Men's Tan Russia Calf two
buckle Oxfords, regular (J k Q
price $4.00, for D34rO
Men's Velour Calf and Gun
Metal Oxfords, lace and ( !
button, regular price $4 JM.IZ
Boys' Tan Russia Calf two
buckle Oxfords, regular J
price $3.00, for $LLL
Men's Tan Shoes, regular fr A A
ririce $4.50 and 5.00 for JavU
Men's Black Shoes, regular AA
price 3.00 and 4.00, for ZUH
Men's Vici Kid Oxfords,
made fooHd comjprt, 4 HI
regular price $2.00, tor J) Jl , jf
Boys' Black and Tan Shoes, (M O
regular price 2. 25 & 2.50 0 1 .00
Boys' Black Shoes, regular JW JO
price 1.75 and 2.00. for fl 1 ffiO
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
Ladies' Russia calf, suede
top, Lace Oxfords, reg- ( 7 A A
ular price S3. 50, for.. JWoUU
Ladies' golden brown Pumps
Colonial style with buc
kle, regular price $3.50
for ,
Ladies' Patent Leather Ox-
fords, welt" s,ple, regular
price $3. 50, for
Ladies' two button golden
brown Pumps, made on
"Tredstrate" Inst, reg
ular price $3.00, for. .
Ladies' PatentColt Oxfords
turn sole, regular price
$3.00, for
Ladies' Patent Colt Oxfords
welt sole, regular price
$3.00, for . . .
,ui)imrciys antyvnsses innux- a no &i 0
-WordBtfeRuln? price 1.25 to 2.25 )I-.UO Jpl.OO
Patent Leather Oxfords, nnklo flft tn Qt 1Q
straps, regular price $1 to 1.75, yUC pl .00
Children's and Misses' Shoes, nc f a ir
regular price 1.25 to 1.50, for V DC C $ 1 .UU
Babies' Soft Soles, regular price
50 cents, for ZDC
$3.00
$2.88
$2.70
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$2.22
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The Big
Shoe Man.
Personal Mention.
The family of W. C. Swigart left for
the east Wednesday morning.
Mrs. P. C. Gibbs came down from
Tryon Wednesday and loft on a night
train for Kansas City.
Mrs. P. M. Sorenson and Miss Ber
tha Thoelecko went to Ogalalln yester
day to visit friends.
Mrs. F. M. Kempton loft Wednes
day for a visit with friends in the cen
tral part of the stnte.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones and chil
dren left Wednesday morning for a
month's visit at Danville, Va.
Fred Hanlon, Union Pacific depot
watchmnn at Columbus, has been visit
ing his family in town this week.
Miss Agnes Maloncy, who had been
thoguestof the Misses Weinberger,
returned to Omaha Wednesday morning.
Miss Beatrice Murphy, accompanied
bv tho two children of Mr. and Mrs.
Nealo Turple, left Tuesday night for
Marengo, Iowa.
Miss Marcia Hillikcr, who had been
visiting friends in town and at Grand
Island, returned to hor home in Denver
yesterday.
Tho throe Dominican sisters of St.
Patrick's school left this morning for
Spalding, Neb., where they will visit
during tho next month.
Mr. and Mrs. John Strahorn will
leavo soon for Cherokee Park, where
they will be mot by their daughter Miss
Mary who is now visiting in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tanner returned
Wednesday night from their month's
visit with relatives in Western Pennsyl
vania, a trip that proved very pleasant.
W. C. Blackmore, tho Sutherland
druggist, transacted business and
visited friends in town yesterday He
said trade conditions in his town are
good, and that tho farmers of that
section are prospering.
Louis Tobin, who went to Denver to
attend the democratic national conven
tion and remained there for ten days
following that gathering, returned
homo Tuesday night. Ho still holds tho
opinion that Denver is tho only town.
Quality isTwhat you should stand out
for when buying silverware or silver
nlnfn Rllunr mnnrm nllvnr hnra. nnil
everything in plated ware is the host of
its Kind, wo can snow you a spienuiu
variety 01 uiiner,
Clinton, Jewelek and Optician.
Stcbbins Files Nomination.
Lucien Stebbins has filed with tho
secretary of state his name as
the socialist candidate for congressman
from this district. Mr. Stebbins, like
his friend Colonel Bryan, is a standing
candidate and is nlwnya in a receptive
mood. How Mr. Stebbins would wako
things up should he break into congress.
Bloomer Girls Win.
By a score of three to one, tho Star
Bloomer girls won in a game of ball
with a pick up tenm of this city Wed
nesday afternoon. Tho bloomers are
not, however, all girls, the catcher,
pitcher, short stop and third basemen
being men. Lowell occupied the box
for the locals and threw rather lazy
balls. About 300 persons witnessed
the game, tho homo team received $10
and the bloomers $120.
Why Take the Chances
when you can tako out insurance
against fire, tornado, windstorm, break-
ago or t'lato. glass, sickness or death
at reasonable rates with tho best com
panies, in their respective lines, nt the
office of the Temple Heal Estate & In
surance Agency.
Would Have the Machine.
A. B. Hoagland, of North Platte, was
a visitor in tho city from North Platto
on Tuesday and whilo hero Walter Nye
was showing his now four-cylinder
Buick touring car. Mr. Hoac land was
on his way to Omaha to purchaso a
car and was so struck on the Buick that
ho finally persuaded Mr. Nye o lot him
nave nis car ami patu turn a splendid
bonus for doing so, rathur than goon to
Omaha lor another one just liko it. Mr.
Nye has taken tho car out of tho gar
rage but once, but decided to let Mr.
Hoagland have it. Mr. Hoagland drove
tho car to his homo nt North Platte
Tuesday evening.
The Elks aro now nlnnnimr for n wie
nie to bo held at n grove near tho now
town site of Biirnoll. Tho date has not
yet been set,
End
on tho
118 Men's Suits 118.
Thoso wo must close off of our tables
in tho next two weeks. They aro broken
lots, but wo havo all sizes from ill to 4-1.
Every one a bargain. They aro not
sweat shop stun" but every ono regular
tailored. Here aro a few.
$15.00 Bluo Serge at $12 00
A lot worth $12.00 at 0 00
A lot worth $10.00 at 7 50
A lot worth $10.00 at 7 00
A lot worth $0 to $8 at -1 -ft
Como in and look over this lot. Wo
can do you some good. The Hun.
City Matters.
Tho citv council held a reirular meet
ing Tuesday evening, and in addition to
transacting routine business placed on
passage tho appropriation ordinance.
This ordinance had a second rending at
ttii iiujuuriicii iuuuuiir 111ML uvening
Counc-lmen Goodman opposed tho tins-
sago of the ordinance on tho ground
mat the levies were too high consider
ing the increased valuation, and on tho
further ground that the council should
watt until tho exact valuation of the
city is known.
Last year tho combined citv lew
amounted to twenty-eight mills; under
uiu ordinance now penning tno
total is 21 mills, although tho as
sesscd valuation will probably show an
increase ot titty percent over last vear.
City taxes aro now pretty heavy, and if
they can ho reduced without being
niggardly in tno way 01 improvements,
tho council should see that such is done.
Two ordinances wero passed, one pro-
.. !.i n. ' ' ... 1
viuiiik iui 11 Diuunuii; un uum H1UC8 OI
Ash street from Front street to Banks'
Addition, tho other repealing the dray
license ordinance.
Tho city clerk, who had been Bookinir
information as to how to secure Sher
man gravel for tho streets, has found
that Hugh Grant, of Omaha, owns
pit on top of tho Uockies, and tho clerk
was instructed to ascertain what two
carloads will cost.
A potition was presented from Third
wnrd residents protesting against Win
h. Shuman muting dirt from a lot
which he owns on the ground that the
hole thus formed would ho filled with
stagnant water and thus create a nuis
ance. The city attornoy gave tho opin
ion that Mr. Shuman could not bo re
strained from hauling tho dirt, but if
by ho doing ho created a nuisance, he
nrobabiv could bo mado to nbato it.
The salary of Custodian Wilson, who
looks nfter tho council chamber, was
raised irom tinny to ut ty dollars per
year.
For Sale.
House and nice lot just west of
Catholic Church for $1725.00.
xmico homo, irood ot. awn and some
shade SM25.00. $225.00 down, bnlnnro
$lti. 00 per month. This beats paying
rent.
other . good, cheap homes on easy
payrnonts, also some nice cheap
$iuu.uu ami upwards, seo
Biiatt & Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth went to
Kearney yesterday.
the
lots
Tho second cron of alfalfa is now
(miner nllf find tu nrninm. lm.it... .1...
rains of tho past fow weeks causing a
very rapid growtn,
Incer W. J. Cruscn will be placed
rnMrnrl lint Atirriiof Inf. fliiu nn-
tionat his own request. Tho necessary
papers aro now on file at headquarters
In Omaliii.
Tho foundation wan enmnlnted yester
day for a new houso which 13. W.
Crnno is building on a lot west of the
house which Alex Meston recentlv nur-
chnsed on west First street.
Lost in tho west end of town Wed
nesday, a bunch of keys with cork
scrow attached. Finder return to this
office and receive suitnblo reward.
rr)lnan nt.l .lull rlm.a tivmiiwl Mirt niMlnhf
m. . iu.i u I w UUH UHJfO IHUUIIll bllU WWII I J I.JT
tri'llBllrnr'n nlllpn na tifiinf Innllu nil I h
real estate and personal tuxes for 1907
I...... I... J.," ml i .1 .if .
iiuvu uuun mm. mosu yet iieiinqueni.
will be slow in coming up with the
cash.
Don't you think it a irood idea to
havo your watch looked after boforo
you start on that summer vacation? Wo
can give you quick and good service.
uixon, The Juwcler.
The Burlinirton croti rcnort savs corn
has mado a phenomenal growth during
tno past ten tlays and is now nearly up
to the averanre condition. Whont alone
tho Burlington linos nvcrageajtwonty-
onc uusneis per acre.
Tim PlIRO nf Mm Qtntn nrrnttiaf tlntii..
- - .wv UIU J W 1 1 . J ...... J
and Jason Sawyer, Will Dunn and Will
nesacic, ciiargod with assaulting
llarrv Rennn. wna rnllnil in flu onmifv
court Wednesday and in tho presence
of tho interested parties was continued
until August 1st.
Traveling frciuht airents of several
roads who havo been in town this week
sny freight traffic is picking up wonder
fully, nnd very Ifavy business is ex
pected this fall. On account of tho big
crops, the railroad business in Nebras
ka will bo especially heavy.
Not all eve troubles demand tho wear-
incr of irlasses. Your ovns tcslnil froo
hero by un expert opticinn who will
find out your troublo nnd tell you hon
estly whether you ought to havo glasses
or not.
Clinton, Jewei-eii and Optician.
Tho B. of L. E. will hold a social at
the Odd Fellows' hall on tho evening of
August 4th, to which nil engineers nnd
(I, 1 .1 f ... .
ineir lamuics nnu tno iamiues ot uo
ceased engineers are cordiallv invited.
Tho committeo in charge will arrange a
program that will prove onjoynblo to
nil. v
Miss Fcnnn Beeler entertnined about
thirty of hor young ladv friends Wed
nesday afternoon at hor homo. An
amusinir fenturn wnn n rnnvnrHntinn
contest, tho favors being dainty hand-
miiuuu programs containing tno suo-
jects to uo discussed, seasonable re
freshments wero served.
G. F. Conner, who is dointr scout work
for tho Union Pacific, spent yestorday
in town. Mr. CopporB prcsonco in
westnrn Nebraska is taken by somo to
moan that the Burlington is making
somo move toward building its Platto
valley lino and that through him tho
Union Pacific is getting information as
to what is being done.
For Salo Cheap Ono hnrd coal Btove.
smnll soft coal stove. unBolino stove.
single iron bed, a walnut bedroom suit,
refrigerator, flour chest, 1900 Washer,
galvanized iron water tank and other
things. Inquire of A. J. Scntor, 909
West 5th St.
For tho eleven months endintr Juno
30th, 1908, the passenger enrnings of
tho Union Pacific under tho two cont
faro wero $150,000 greater than for a
similar period ending June .'10th, 1907.
That looks as though tho reduction of
faro had not harassed the rat roads.
Tho cutting out of passes more than
made up tor tho reduction from three
to two cents per milo on fare.
The citv hns Hold to liYfwl l'ilnn fnr n
nominal sum, tho six acres of ground at
mo norm end oi the south river bridge.
inis tana was purchased a number or
vears airo bv tno citv in onlur tn Imvn
dirt for street filling. Tho aoil
suitnblo for that purpose had all been
removed and tho tract imed as a dump-
illt' irronhd for nitv rnfntm flinu nnrnt.
ing a nuisance. Mr. Payno will abate
mis nuisance oy iencing tno land.
Rtnnhnn Willifimn tulin 1!nl nf rVTi
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Plllvnr'H TllOHlln V VJna hllrlml fi-um t lint
- . . . .w.,..j I'Ul 1j1. ...Jill llltlly
residence Wednesday morning tho Itov.
John F. Seibert officiating. Mr. Wil
liams was native of Ohio having been
ijorii in mat stato torty-ono years ago.
ouiiiu yuiini Hinco no came to iNorttt
Platto and worked on tho Union Pncific
coal shutes. Later ho took up a claim
Romn t.wolvn milnti nilliiif..at nf ,tw.
.....iu I I'll HI T. UCI. W. 1.11. ,
city whoro ho has sinco resided. Ho
1.W....K. .. ...t.1.1 .1 1 -1.1 fl
ii.-iivi-o u vviuuw uuu two uiiugiuer, nirs.
Thomas Baggott nnd a smaller sistor,
to mourn Ids departure.
Aro V0I1 looking for ii Immn iii ihei
nicest residence portion of tho city?
ii ho reau mis: jnico six room cottage,
built in 1907, with lot and half of
ground. Lot filled in; cement sidownlk
in front and around house, the back
and part of sidca of lot fenced with high
l... i e . . i i . .. "
inmiu iuiicu. iHHMi coai and wood house,
and tho choicest locution in tlwi nu,
West Fourth St. Price $2000. Como
eany loseoaooutthis, It won't last long.
Ml .. .Tin.. . it r .
i ismri-r; jwsai, instate at 1N8UUANCE
1 nnd 2 McDonnld Block.
John Vo8olpka moved this week into
tho now residence ho built in the
Banks' addition.
General Managor Mohlcr passed
through yesterday on a tour 'of inspec
tion over the systom.
Frank Mnryott has taken n trick in
the dispatchers' office during tho ab
sence of J. A. Jones.
Miss Ella Blake is imtirovimr her
rosidenco in tho Third wnrd by a two
room addition am' two porches.
Amonir tho latest to mako improve
ments is C. E. Ell, who has under con
struction a throe room addition to his
residenco on weBt Second street.
Exnrcss Atrnnt Hcnsolt has been
given a thirty-day leavo of nbsenco and
win spend the time visiting relatives nt
St. Joe and other points in Missouri.
Arthur Bullnrd. who ha9 been ap
pointed a substitute mail carrier, is
spending part of his timo in tho post
oillco getting acquainted with his duties.
Whito & Lcskv aro making comcnt
blocks for tho foundation of a houso
Jack McGraw will build in tho south
part of town, and also for tho founda
tion of tho now Cary residonco on tho
north side.
Tho receipts of tho Junior Normal
courso wero not (iulto sufilcicnt to pay
tho expenses. Tlio tickets sold at n
very low figure, an nverago of twenty
cents per cntertainmont. Probably as
many tickets would have been sold had
the prices boon a littlo higher.
A Porto Hicnn Social will bo given
on the Sturges lawn Saturday evening
from 4 to 8. Wo aro oxpecting Mrs.
Koso Bush Wilkinson, a returned mis
sionary to Porto Iticn, to arrive in timo
to give a talk and the littlo Porto Hican
girl she 1ms adopted will sicg in Spanish.
iioiroshmcirtB. everybody invited.
Mrs. Wilkinson, a returned mission
ary to Porto Rica, (having boon thero
two years) and hero littlo adopted l'orto
Klcan girl wtll bo at tho Christian
church Sunday morning. Mrs. Wilkin
son has n mcsBag.) which will interest
you and tho littlo girl will sing in
Spanish. Let no ono fail to hear them.
President Harris, of tho Burlington,
who mado a trip over tho country from
Guernsey to Thormopolis, between
which points that road expects to build
a connecting link, is quoted na saying
that tho routo is a practical and feas
ible ono. In connection with a lino
from Kenrney to Bridgeport, tho Bur
lington would havo practically a water
grade from tho Missouri rivor to Bil
lings, Mont.
For Sale Tho E. D. Owens property
in south part of town. A desirable
homo nt a right price Soo
O. E. Ei.dek.
A demented man who had escaped
from his guard at Julesburg, walked to
Barton and boarded train No. 20G, was
taken oir nt this placo yesterday morn
ing nnd held until tho arrival of tho
guard on train No. 10. Tho man'a
homo is in Cedar Rapids, and his first
act of insanity was to tako his young
child by tho feet nnd attempt to dash
its brains out against tho wall, but wns
frustrated boforo tho child was badly
injured. At tho timo of his escapo ho
was being taken to a Colorado resort.
One of the Best Ranches in Western
Nebraska for Sale Cheap.
720 acres of tho best farm nnd graz
ing land in Westorn Nebraska; 125
acres under cultivation; good seven
room house; frumo barn for eight head
of horses; granary 12x1(1 feet; three
drinking tanks; two windmillB and gas
oline engine. Havo cherry, npplc, ash
and elm trees around tho houso. Be
sides this 720 acres thoro are two ad
joining sections that enn bo loaBcd for
$75.00 per year, which aro ulrcady
fenced (fenco belonging to tho owner
of tho 720 ncrca and wiil go to to tho
buyer) making a raniro of 1.875 acres.
ThiB 720 acres can bo purchased for
tflo.uu per acre, $5,000.00 cash, tho bal
ance to suit purchaser. If interested
write Temi-i.e Real Estate & Inbuii
ance AfiENCY, 1 and 2 McDonald Block,
North Platte, Neb.
15a rb wire for sale at
Hcrsbey's, corner Fith
and Locust St. Plione 15,
Fire Department Benefit.
In order to nssist in raisinir funds
needed for tho firemen's tournament
noxt September, tho firo department
will sharo In tho roccintBof tho onora
house picturo show on Wednesday of
next wcck. MomborB or tho depart
mcnt win sen ttcKots. and ot courso
everybody will buy liberally.
Card of Thanks.
Wo desiro to exnrosB our most sin
cere inatiKB to our lriends and noigh
bors and to all thnsa who hv t hnir k nil
nosB and sympathy and tho mnny fforal
tributes tried to lighten our irriof dur
ing the sickness, death and at tho last
and rites of our beloved wife and
mother.
W. W. Hunteh and CmumEN.
Schiller & Co.,
"Family Druggists."
Our store in the best proparcd
to supply tho sick room with tho
nccesBtity tnedicino nnd sundries
ordered by tho doctor or nurso.
Our spcclnlty 1h our prescription
department, wo ubo Parke, DavlB
& Co. pharmaceuticals and with
skill and nccuracy in compound
ing you aroasBurod of medical re
buUb at critical periods.
Bring Your Prescriptions
rirst Door North o( Plrst
National nank.
For Sale.
Modorn G room house, with lawn,
$2,500.
Four room houso, two lots and shado,
$1,100.
Four room houso with two lots $1,050.
Nico 5 room house, lawn and out
buildings, $2,200.
O. II. TlIOELECKE.
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AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance to ronoal an ordlimnco
entitled: To licenso and regulnto tho
uso of tlrnvB, hacks nnd other vchiclca
used within tho citv of North Platto in
convoying goods or passengers, and
providing penalties tor violations hero
of. nnd to repeal article six of section
3 of pago 05 of "roviBod ordinances of
tno citv ot Mortn riatto, rscbrusKn, a.
D., 1895."
Bo it ordained bv the mayor nnd coun
cil of tho city of North Platto, No-
braska:
Section 1. Thatun ordinance entitled:
'To rcculato the uso of dravs. hacks
and other vehicles used within tho city
of North Plutto in convoying goods or
passengers, and providing penalties for
violations horcof, nnd to repeal articlo
six of section 3 of naeo 05 of "revised
ordinances of tho city of North Platto,
Nebraska, A. IJ., 1895 Passed nnu
approved April 28th, 1900, bo and tho
samo ia horeby repealed,
Section 2. This ordinance shall tako
effect and bo in force from nnd after
its passage, approval and publication
according to law.
Passed nnd unproved this 21st day of
July, 1908.
Nicholas MCUAliE, Mayor.
Attest: Ciias. F. Tkmpm: City Clerk.
(Seal)
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance remilrlnir tho construc
tion of sidewalks us follows: Begin
ning on Front street from thence along
the west sido of North AhIi street nnu
along tho east sido of lots 1 and 8 in
block 97, lots 1 and 8 in block 120, lots
1 and 8 In block 127, lots 1 and 8 in
block 150, lots 1 and 8 in block 157, lota
1 and H in block 180, and also on tho
aBt sido of North Ash street nnd along
tho west side of lots 4 and 5 in block
98. lots -1 and 5 in block 119, lots 4 and
5 in block 128, lots -1 and 5 in block 119,
lots -1 and 5 in block 158, Iota 4 and 5
in block 179 and from thence along tho
west side of South Ash street nnd
along tho east sido of lota 1 and 8 in
block 187 and on tho east sido of South
Ash street and along the wcHt sido of
lots 4 and 5 in block 188, nil in tho
original town of North Platto, Lincoln
County. Nebraska, and from thenco
along the west side of South Ash street
nnd along the enst sido of lots 1, 5 und
in block 1 nnd along tho east sido of
lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 of block 2 in Bank's
Addition to North Platte, Lincoln
County, Nohrnska.
Bo It ordained by the Mnyor and
City Council of tho city of North Platte,
Nebraska.
Section 1. It id hereby ordered by
tho mayor and city council of North
Platto. Lincoln County, Nohrnska, thut
the following Bidewalks bo constructed
within tho corporate limits of said city .
as provided by the general sidownlk
ordlnanco of said city, passed and
npproved on tho 21st day of Juno, 1900:
Beginning on Front street from thonco
nlong tho west sido of North Ash street
and along tho ciiBt sido ot lots l and a
in block 97, lots 1 and 8 in block 120,
lota 1 and -8 in block 127, lots 1 und 8
in block 150. lots 1 and 8 in block 157,
lots 1 and 8 in block 180 and also on tho
east sido nf North Ash ntreot and
along tho west sido of lots 4 and G in
block 98, lots 4 and 5 in block 119, lota
4 and 5 in block 128.1otB4 nnd 5 in block
149. lots 4 and 5 In block 158, lota 4 and
5 in block 179 and from thenco nlor.g
tho west aldo of South Ash street and
along the east sldn of lotsl and 8 in block
187 and on tno cant side ot south Ash
street and along tho west sido of lots
4 and 5 in block 183, all In tho original
town or Worth l'latte, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, and from thenco along tho
west sido of South Ash street und along
tho cast Hido of lots 1, 5 and 0 in block
1. and along tho cast Bide of lots 1. 2.
3 and 4 of block 2 of Bnnk'H Addition
to North Plntto. Lincoln county. Ne
braska, all of which sidownlk shall be
constructed on u lino as provided for in
tho general sidownlk ordinance of said
city passed and approved on the 21st
day of June, 190(5. And all of said
sidowalks shall be constructed of hard
brick, stoiio Hugging or broken stone
and coarso gravel and cement and ahull
bo bordored at tho cdgcB with ncrman-
ont material in manner as provided by
tno general ordinance ot said city
passed and npproved on tho 21ut day
of June, lUuii.
bectioivu. lhut tho ownerB of tho
lots along whfch thoso sidewalks so
established by this ordinnnco as des
cribed in Boction ono hereof aro hereby
required to construct said Bidownlka
without delay and have the sumo com
plete within thirty days from the pub
lication or aorvico of notico an provided
in tho general tmlewalk ordinnnco
passed and approved on tho 21at dny of
Juno, 1900. And if any of tho owners
ahull tail to comply with thia ordinance '
and notice when given, tho city author
ities shall proceed with the construc
tion of Raid sidewalks at tho oxpenHO of
the delinquent owners of said lota as
provided in said general sidownlk ordi
nance pnssed and approved on tho 21st
day of June, 1900, und the amount of
tho costs nnd oxponBes for the construc
tion of said sidowalks und collection of
the samo shnll bo collected by stiecial
assessment or tux agninst tho lot or
lota along which said city ia required to
construct tho samo.
Section 3. This ordinnnco shall take
effect and bo in forco from nnd aftor
its passago and publication according
to law.
Passed and npproved by the Mayor
and City Council thia 21st dny of July,
1908. Nicholas McCahe,
Attest: Mayor.
Chas. F. Temple,
1 heal City Clerk,