DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL AMI PERSONAL.
W. J. Tlloy left yesterday for Ln
.coin to transact Ygoman lodge busi
noss for sovoral days.
Boom Wanted Itcflned gentleman
wants to rent unfurnlshflu room. Ad
dress XX Tho Tribune.
f'ostofflco Inspector Hnndlcy left
for tho west end of his district yester
day on official lvu(lncsf.
Dr. Morrill. Dentist.
Miss Edna Sullivan, The Trlbuno's
ndvs-gathoror, hae boon taking a
week's vacation and spending the time
with friends In Omaha.
Principal, Redonbaugh, of tho city
schools la spending thift tweak In Kan-
'1 t, HHlf nntlillnr. 4 1,; V! r. r. 1 nf n L1
. nntlrmhl mlllnriHnnnl nmivlnMnii I 10 OU.UU.
Ndw silks, dross goods, and drees
trimmings coming in ovory day at The
Loader Mercantile Co.'s.
Th0 county commlmtonors convened
fn session yesterday for the transac
tion of routine business.
Mnroa For Salo Souio young
chunky mares, in foal, brokon and un
broken. Phono 790F031. 13-2
North Platto Council No. 40, Loyal
.MysrWc Legion of America will meet
this (Tuesday) ovonlng at tiro K. 1'.
hall at eight o'clock.
, Tho Mothodlst ladles will hold theft
usual Eastor bazaar on Saturday,
April 7th. Aprons, fancy work, rugs,
otc, will be on mile at that time.
Efficient and reliable light (teaylng
of any kind, taxlcab service and coun
try livery. Splcer's l'nrcel Delivery.
Call Huffman's Cigar Store. Phone 975".
Mrs. W. B. Salisbury ha bDon In n
critical condition for sotno time. Last
fall she submitted to an operation for
ful ns was at first supposed.
Beautiful spring Suits In all the new
j (wanted shades In gold. maciiitn, apple
greon. suver groy, etc., in wool and
silk materials aro now on dlsplav nt
BLOCK'S. Prices range from $12.75
Will Begin Work on Flouts
Secretary Mooney, of the aml-ren-tonnfal
celebration, will begin work
this week on tho historical float that
wilt appear in the parade and wWch
will bo u featuro of the celebration.
Tho frnmo building on Locust street
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Cover, of Brady, was operated
upon at tho orth Platte General ho,
pltal Saturday and is doing nicely.
I now hilVft flinila nt RU. nnr oont
owned by Clms. McDonald and the on choice bottom Uble land. Gene
exhibition hall at ho fair grounds havi Crook, Hooma 3 & 1, WultBtuath Bid
beon socuml as worlwhopa. . . .
Considerable material to be used ln! , , , Jchnft0!1' of. ,cM,trnl c,ty.
tho construction of Uio floats was re-i iLJ'T v,",,,n ',ort 8,?,er m1m
celvod yesterday. It will require' M," Lnwaon. l:t fcr her home Sun
about ninety days to complete thu, J"
lloata as many of the designs are made Mlsa Gladys Stegall has accepted a
of papor macho and eailt sKictlon must, position In the offlo of Dr. J. B. Iteri
bo mado and allowed to dry before he-! Hebj In place ot" HI hi Stesninann who
ing assembled to form the complete tieaigned
design. I 1,1 ....
. ..r.. . j Miss Valerius, of Grtand Island.
Lincoln County H:s .Much School Land S'itt!f '"V ncc,ItJ
Thfre aro 133 tncu of school lead LVn,?.1'1?" th nltMwtlon department
Mrs. R. D. Batlo, of this city, visit
ed frlonds in Stapleton last week and
was tho honor guest at a social func
tion given by Mrs. W. H. Quade.
Wantd Stories for moving pictures.
Send stamp for full particulars to
"MOVIE" care Empress Theatre,
Grand Island, Nebr. 12-3
At tho meeting of the Odd Follows
Thursday evening a class of thirteen
was Initiated. Following tho cere
mony lunch was served In the dining
hall.
Farm and Ranch loans at lowest
rates and best terms. Money on hnnd
to close lonns promptly.
43tf BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
E. T. Kellher came up from Omaha
Sunday morning and. remained until
last night Ho Is engaged In tho life
'Insurances businless as uaannger of
agencies and Is making good.
Archdeacon Bowkor left yestorday
for Gclrlng on official church business
and returning tonight will leave to
morrow for1 Omaha and Lincoln to
spend the balance of tho week.
Plenty of style and dash in all tho
women's and misses' suits, coats and
dresses created by young blood. Now
ones coming in evtlry dayv Come
Look. The Leader Mercantile Co.
Capt P. R. Halligan and Mrs, Halll
gan returned yesterday from Lincoln.
Tho Captain Jiad, gone to Omaha to be
mustered "out' of sorvlco going from
there to Lincoln, whero his wife had
been visiting tho homo folks.
Beautiful spring Suits in all the now
wanted shades in gold, magenta, ap
plo green, silver grey, etc., In wool
and sill; materials arc now on display
at BLOCK'S. Prices range from $12.75
to $50.00.
Rov. Hardman, tho Episcopal rec
tor at Bayard, known to NoiiUi Platto
peoplo as "the fiddling preacher," has
resigned and leaves today for Vir
ginia. Tho move is mado by reason
of the poor health of his wife.
F. H. Barber loft yesterday for his
ranch at Lewellen where he will re
main -while a machine threshes out his
alfalfa. secxL Ho has 100 tons of straw
to put through tho machine. Alfalfa
seed Is now worth about $8.00 per
ton wholesale.
Plans for the now Plzer building at
the corner of Looust and Sixth etro&t
aro now1 being drawn by Architect
Beck, who recently came hero from
Omaha. It is probable that both floors
of tho building will bo leased by a lo
cal garage man.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson was operated
upon Saturday for appendicitis at a
local hospital. Tho appendix ma.3
found to bo In very bad shapo and tho
operation was a critical one, but tho
condition of tho patient is said tp bo
satisfactory at this time.
li r.inpnln nnntifv lin nfwlilnh hli "l 1 llv "HUIOI .
soetiens of G40 acres eac'i. tho others! John Swaneon, of Belmar, and John
are fractional sections, and the total Sobram, of Bayard, aro taking twlat
fs nproxlmately 75.000 acres. Had the iot at tho North Platto Genoral hos
loirlnlnturn nrdmvMl tlm mil.. ,r t..r, tttnl thu u-oalr
,nc-f AclVLhn SUCCC8- !?tlfl. ln ' courao of a tmc years all Wnnir,iA i ... . t
tne tracts would have ben sold, nnd . . , ...
iKlcomo tnxablo proarty. thus Increas. 1101110 w,,n two ,iml Qccupnts. Phone
Ing tho revenue of thff county. So 781F011. Wagner Bros. 11-4
long as owned by the stnto the count v
recoil no benefit, the land Is not ., : Jnck Kos,or. formerly of this
fmprovedi, ajid though road. are built clt5'' ,i)Ut of Hvlng fn Omaha. Is
ntong or through these tracts they do 8,omllllK f tow days horo visiting rol-
not contribute to Uio cost of making ntlV0B tin" frlomls-
or maintaining the roads. Tho sale- of Mrs. George Harvey returned Mon-
tha amis would bonflt mrjiy more day from McMlaster, Kansas, whor?
peoplo In Lincoln county than does the she was called by tho death of hor ain-
Frod Hanlon, Sr.. suffered a light
paralytic stroke yestorday as ho was
sitting down to tho dinner table. A
physician was summoned and ho was
taken to a local hospital. His c n
dltion is not considered critical.
For quick action and sntlsfaciosy
sulo list your lnnd with Thoelecke. tf
At Uio public sale at the. North side
barti lost Friday and Saturday C. A.
Landholm sold fourteen head of tliar
pughbrod Poland China sd.vls for an
avorago of forty-six dollars each. Tlueiy
v.'oro a flno bunch of animals and Sold
readily. Mr. Landholm says ha was
well pleased with the result of tho salo
Tho aid society of to Methodist
church will bo entertained next Thurs
day afternoon In tho Presbyterian
church basement by the committee
composed of Mesdames Beoler, Tem
ple, Lane, Twinem and Murphy. A
special 15 cent liumch will be served
to which all aro invited.
"Tho River of Romance," allowing at
tho Crystal tonight is a very pretty
story mado in tho Thousand Islea with
Harold Lockwood and May Allison In
tho leading roles. It lg a summer ro
mance brightly acted in charming lo
cations and may safely be relied upon
as a pleasinlng entertainment.
AX OHIMN'AXCF. NO.
An Ordliinnce finding, ascertaining, deternifnlnp, cqunUxliifr and llxiii tlio ban.
Hits to and levying the iiectsiiry special assessments upon tin; rent ostiite;
lots, purls of lots, and pieces of laud, in Paving District No. 1, In Uio tflfy
of North Platte. Nebraska, to pny the cost of palii(r, curbhijr ami giitlorlnK
In snld district.
ItH IT ORDA1NKD BY TUB MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THlfl CITY OF
NORTH PLATTIC, NICBRASKA:
SRCTION 1. That for the purpose ot paying tho cost of paving, curbing
and uutte.ring, in Paving District No. 1 In the City of North Platte, Nebrtfftkn,
tho Mayor aim Council of givld City, sitting n a Board of Initialization, for tho
purpose, after due notlca given, as by law provided, and after due considera
tion of all the facts, find, ascertain, determine, equalize and fix the benefits to,
and In pursuance of such action and conclusions, horoby levy special assoes
mots upon tha real estate, lota, parte of lots, and- pieced oi lanVll, IncludadVln
said District, an follows, to-wlt: .
Orltrlnal Town.
Block 145 $8909
i ,'r ... .
leasing system.
-: :o: :
Dave Love- Bios at Ft. Collins.
Word received In town yesterday ali
tor Mrs. J. W. Forlow.
S. S. Splllmnn, who recently return
ed from tho Mexican bonier, has ac
cepted His former position as shoo-
nounced that Dave Love, for many CWM former pos
years a rasldont of Sutherland and I,laltar 1,1 tllo Fink shop.
tv n m 111 N"h Platto. had died! Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Scott entertained
vui., to waiun piace no mo tAictiiod'ist Urotliorhood at their
removed last summer or fall. Mr
Lovo had boon in poor health for sova
oral yetirs and removed to Colorado
Hoping tho change In climate would
homo last evening. The ovonlng was
spent In music nnd a general discus
sion of church Iwork.
provo beneficial, but unfortunately It ' in 9 WHtha Thursday program
did not. I rma iaimaugo gots genuine high
Mr. Lovo came to Lincoln county f,?", A ?l U jrottr Blrl ,who
twentv-flvo or thirty vonra nirn iTol nust uglify" herself in order to hold
follower Uio vocation of auctioneer for
a long period, and this gave him a
wldo acquaintance in Lincoln and ad
joining counties.
: :o: :
Mrs. Farlow Passes Away.
Mrs. John Farlow, formerly Mi.is
Gorta P, Hines, of this city, died at
McAllastor, Kansas, February 1st.
Death was duo to acute diabetes. The
Remains were taken to Foo ler, Cel., for
Interment, tho Rebeknhs, Royal Neigh .
bora and Eastern Rtrir Irvdo-na nHmnl.
tng In a body. Tho d-aceased came to ani1 'o'I'b. It was erected by Con
North Platte In 187G -with her pnrftnts' tractor E. W. Cross, nnd tho owner
wnon nut a uabe, and remained hero UBBUa as aigiuy pieasei
until 1904 when sho was married to W,U1 1110 worKmansnip.
: :o: :
hor situation as a typist, and sho cer
tainly gives a vivid demonstration of
tho valuo of clothes as a sotting for
beauty. With this will bo the 2 part
ivujauone vampire Amoroso, with
Mack Swain nndi Polly Momn.
F. W. Cross last Friday moved Into
nis new residence In tho 400 block on
east Second street. This is one of the
most attractlvo houses In tho east cnid,
contains cloven rooms, has all mod
om conveniences Including a hot wat
or heating plant, and cost four thous
MiAO
0r)8i59
1921U1
G09JG
607.SO
(107.19
607.42
1200.41
387.59
5S8.72
12412,21
399.15
91 .in
06.8G
500.99
G78.10
C02.54
2R.9:i
313.78
1193.53
County Supt. Gantt has sent a cir-
the county advlalng each school to try Mr: Far'pw. Tlioy located at Fowler.!
for tho nrlzo which Is offfro,,i, hv Hiol-""'1 contfnuetl their residence thcroi
agricultural society for the best rural
school exhibit at tho fair next fall. Tho
county superintendent and tho fair
association are making an effort to
havo tho school exhibit this fall lunus
ually largo and attractive.
"Fnlr and Warmer."
until about two years ago iwhen they) When Solwyn & Company present
removed to mcAiiastcr. f J'air ami wanntr" at tho Keith
on iiiraiiay, ninrcn uui, uioy will offer
Sioux Lookout Chapter, D. A.
Paving Assessments
Elsewhere will bo found the assess,
went levied ngalnst property In tin
paving district ns provided bv tho
R., ordinance passed by the city council
FOR RENT
Stores, houses, furnished and unfiir
nislied rooms, storage room and safe
deposit boxes.
BRATT, (500D3IAN & BUCKLEY.
will meet Friday evening, March 2d, I last week. In th!H assessment the Un
at 7:30 with Mrs. C. F. Iddings, with ion Pacific comes first ivftith over $12.
tho following program: Roll call, fa- 000, Lincoln county second with over
vorlto revolutionary officer (other than! $5,000 and tho school district third
Geo. Washington) ; Miss Elizabeth ' with over $3,000. The cost to a tw n
Hinman, review of the Febrauary D.j ty-two foot lot. however, will not
A. R. Magazine; Alleen Gantt. patrl- provo burdensome to the owner.
otic selection; Mrs. York Hlnman.l :?::
reading; Mrs. Toole, vocal solo; Ml3s' vjro irllr ir.mio
Watts. evoluUon of tho flag. A flro mWQS(
to have originated
"Mary Pickford (will appear at tho from a defective fluo caused some
Crystal Thursday night in a modern damage to tho rear part of tho Fird
and! original version of the century, Marti residence Sunday forenoon. The
old classic, "Cinderella." In tho ex- flro was burning between tho rolling
(luisitely fanciful fairy-tale arranced I and roof of the kitchen, but was dis-
from tho beautlfiiiil old story Miss Pick- covered by Miss Annlo Kramph, rain
forld portrays tho pathetic but bo- j Wfls Tossing by, before It had gained
witching little cindor-girl, the heroine mucn headway and was soon extln
of tho universally lovod tnlo of the KUished by tho chemical annaratu"
abused stcfp-slstor who was at last wl,cn tho fire truck arrived. Tho dam
rewarded for her virtue and patience aK was not Kreut.
by a splendid triumph over the haugh-' ''rr-
ty sisters and unkind stepmother. The' Nc Telephone Ifirertorv
varying vicissitudes of Cinderella's To ossuro tho entry of your name in
life are depleted with a fascinating do- the next telophono directory which
greo of realism. MIsh Pickford is sup- will bo out April 1st, you should order
ported by Owen Moore, ! a telophono not later than March 10th.
::o. : If not convenient to come to tho telo-
F. .i TirvTVPr t rn phono office, dTop mo a postal or tole-
r. j. lllhKl. & t. J)hono L VQN I)0L,jI3Ni
Real listafe and Insnrance 13-2 Commercial Manager.
Come and see us for town lota In I ' "o::
different parts of the city. Good In-! A- w- Hoatson, a Suthorlaud garage
vestments on easy terms. Housos for
Bale and rent. We hare alBo good bar
galnn In farms and ranches.
Cor. Front and Dowey StB.. upstairs.
, . I .
isl 3
YOURSELF
Your Money
All through your life all that
you DO, that you bAVE, that you
ARE will have a hearing on the
money you EARN, that you
SAVE and HAVE.
Money is not everything. No
bat it represents nearly all
things desirable to this modern
life of ours.
The McDonald State Bank
urges you to open a savings ac
count and save all your surplus
small amounts and large.
That means greater success for
i man. spent yesterday In town, hrimr.
ing down Druggist Peterson and wife
in order that tho latter might consult
a physician. Mr. Hoatson handles tho
Dort and Stmdebakei. cars and during
thd past year has sold twenty-flvo or
moro of tho former make.
Nate Trogo. who has boen In tho
cattle business 4n McPhorson county
foij twonty-flvo years and In the early
days rode tho rango for John Bratt,
s:pent yesterday In town. He says ho
fur cattle havo pasoj through the win
te'r in flno shape.
to a grateful public tho first Avery
nopwooxii laugn-maKer slnco IiIr, fur
famed "Seven Days" and "Nobody's
Widow;" th'o biggest succwa in the
long and distinguished lino of Solwyn
successes which packed the Eltlngo
and Harris theatres In Now York for
Jiust one year, and is nol.v In Its sixth
month at tho Cort theatre, Chicago.
Avqry Ilopwood Is past master of
farce, and in "Fair and Warmer" he
has had Just Uio kind of idea ho knows
best how to handle. Four young and
prosperous persons with leisure to
take thonisolves very seriously, aro
oddly assorted as ono very good hus
band with a giddy wife, and one vory
good wlPo with a phllandcrring husband.
Tho festivo two ovortnx tlie patlonco
Of thoir rosDOCtlvei llin.rriniri nniitnnrH
who In their turn, for purpose of re-i! ' ,",'!,
VOllfrn vnw t'n lie. Hi,irii.Tl,l,r ,,.l.,,,l I IJIOtK 1 1 ! 1..01 .1
They do not loam till It Is too late
to do them any good, that wickedness
needs a practiced hand and Ahat, with
amateurs, it Is much moro apt to bo a
boomerang than a prdjeatilit Tho
(result is three acts of fast and cumu
lative fun In which the nmatours strug.
glo Ignobly but flnnlly sucesefully to
get out of tho difficulties they hud ar
ranged for their spouces.
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Block 140 Lot S
Block 140 South 60 feet. Lot 1 .
Block 146 North SSI feat Lot 1
Block 131 Lot 8
Block 131 Lots 1 aud 2
Block 131 Lot 3
Block 131 Lot 4
Block no Lot 5
Block 11G Lot 6 ,?i ...
Blook llfi South 06 feet Lot 8
Block 11G South 21 feet North V4 Lot S
Block 110 North 45 feat North ft Lot S ,u
Block 11G Mt 1 and East 4.5 foat Lot 2
Blook 11G Wct as.5 fett Lot 2
Block 110 West 83 feet Lot 2 , i
Block 110 Lot 3 .".
Block 110 Lot 4
Block 101 Lot 5 and West 22 foot Lot G
Blook 101 East 44 feet Lot 0 and Wast 22 foot Lot 7 .....
Block 101 Middlo 22 foot Lot 7 ,
Block 101 East 22 foet Lot 7
Block 101 Lot 8 :
Block 101 Lot 1 ami East 18 foot Lot 2 1282.10
Block 101 West 48 feet Ut 2 4G4.49
Block 101 East Vi Lot 3 107.17
Block 101 West Vj Lot 3 1G7.1S
Block 101 Lot 4 334.30
Block 144 (. 3832.40
Block 132 Lots 5 and 0 194G.87
Block 132 West 44 fuot Lot 4
Block 132 East 22 Teot Lot 4 and1 Woat 22 feet Lot 3
Block 132 East 44 feet Lot 3 '.
Block 132 Lots 1 and 2 I. O. O. F. Subdvlslon i,...
Block 132 Lot 9 I. O. O. F. Subdivision ,,
Block 132 Lots 10, 11 and 12 I. O. O. F. Subdivision
Block 132 Lots 13 nnd 14 McNamnra's Subdivision
Block 132 Lots 15, 1G, 17 and 18 McNamnra's Subdivision 1408.07
Block 115 Lots 5 and G 2030.43
1104.95
900.58
809.07
004.44
2G4.G9
2G5.78
510.45
303.G1
303.G3
857.33
801.29
009.00
512.83.
794.50
301.10
800.88
512.00
Block 115 Lot 4 4
Block 115 Lot 3
Block 115 Lots 1 and 2 Wyman's Subdivision ...
Block 115 Lots 9 and 10 Wyman's Subdivision ..
Block 115 Lot 11 Wyman's Subdivision
Block 115 Lot 12 Wyman's Subdivision
Block 115 Lots 15 and 1G Luthoran Subdivision
Block 115 Lot 14 Luthoran Subdivision
Block 115 Ix)t 13 Lutheran Subdivision
Block 115 Lots 7 nnd 8 Lutheran Subdivision
Block 102 Lots 10, 11, 12 nndU3 Hlnnmn's Subdivision 1152.93
Block 102 Lot 14 Htnman'fi Subdivision 218.G5
Block 102 Lot 15 Himan's Subdivision 218,65
Block 102 West h. Lot 4 592.55
Block 102 East I.ot 4 440.88
Block 102 West 22 feet Lot 3 281.75
Block 102 Middle 22 foot Lot 3 ; 233.59
Block 102 East 22 foet Lot 3 24(1.08
Block 102 West 44 foet Lot 2 420.0G
Block 102 Enet 22 feet Lot 2 : 241.08
Block 102 North 852-3 foot Lot 1 817.19
Block 102 South 401-3 feet Lot 1 330.85
Block 102 Ix)ts 1 and 2 Himan's Subdivision 407.49
Block 102 Lots 3 and 4 ntnman'H Subdivision 539.49
Block 102 Lots 5 and G Hlnmnn's Subdivision 785.38
Block 102 Lots 8 and 9 Hlnmnn's SuWdlvlslon 349.02
Block 133 Lot 8 470.15
Block 133 Lot 7 474.G2
Block 133 East 44 feet Lot 0 )16M
Block 133 South 110 loot Lot 5 1332.72
Block 133 North 22 Toet Lot 5 210.80
Block 133 South 44 foot Lot 4 505.34
Block 133 North 88 feet Lot 4 1474.G9
Block 133 West 22 feet Lot 2
Block 133 East 44 feet Lot 2
Block 133 Lot 1
Block 114 Lot 8 and East 33 feet Lot 7 ...'.
Block 114 Lot 13 and West 33 feet Lot 7 Bolton's Subdivision ...
Block 114 Lots 11 nnd 12 Helton's Subdivision '..
Block 114 Lots 9 nnd 10 Bolton's Subdivision
Block 114 Lots 5 and 0 Bolton's Subdivision
Block 114 South 22 feet Lot 4
Block 114 North 110 foul Lot 4 .'
tf.
XURSE liltOWN MEMORIAL
HOMEOPATHIC HOSITPAL
Tho life of this institution comes
through the successful use of tho true
and tried Homeopathic romody; noth
ing healing more quickly, moro easily,
moro permanently.
Hero Is n hospital that Is making It
self known by good results In Major
and Minor Surgery, nnd which Is tho
Homo of Orlflclal Surgery with ac
complishments that no other system
can daro challenge In tho treatment of
acute and chronic diseases.
BIOS West 1th St. North Platte, Neb.
.To M ii S. Twliusm, M. I).
M? Donald State Bank
North Platte, Nebr,
J. C. HOLLMAN,
Counsel.
J. E. -SEBASTIAN,
Manager.
The H. and S. Agency.
HAS Lots and City property for Sale.
WRITES Fire, Tornado, Auloinbilc and Hail Insurance.
LOANS MONEY on City I'roperty.
Buy a Home and pay for it each month like
you pay rent. Some Homes to suit you on your
terms.
Let your wants bo known.
DOOLITTLE BLDGl
Office Phones Red or Black 612.
Residence Phones See Book.
Block 114 Lot 2 ,
Block 111 Lot 1
Block 103 South 44 foet Lot 5
Hloolc 103 North 22 font South U. Lot 5
Block 103 South 22 feet North V- Lot 5
Block 103 North 14 foot Lot 5 .-
Block 103 West 40 feet Lot 0
Block 103 East 20 feet Lot G
Tll.w.lr 10'! Wnot )) font 1 .rvt 7
Block 103 Mldttlo 22 feet Lot 7 TG.78
Block 103 Lot 8 and East 22 foot Lot 7 1504.17
108.21
330.39
505.58
757.87
G50.00
. GG3.89
511.40
v. 455.25
mm
T12?W0
: .nii.se
(!05.00
1 .512,79
' 030.35
242.HU
'2112.39
410.07
335.75
188.90
203.10
Block 103 Lot 4 1102.87
Block 103 West 42 feet Lot 3 502.83
Block 103 East 24 foet Lot 3 i 277.32
Block 103 Wctet 44 feet Lot 2 ' 555.83
Block 103 East 22 feet Lot 2 and West 33 feet Lot 1 728.02
Block 103 East 33 foot Lot 1 . 017.30
Block 104 Lot 1 439.47
Block 104 East 44 foot Lot 2 293.75
Block 104 West 22 foot Lot 2 1. 1,40.50
Block 104 East 44 feet Lot 3 ..'.,..'.'...,..,;. . 480.44
Block 104 West. 22 foot Lot 3 290.74
Block 104 Lot 4 1120.90
Block 104 Lot 5 1022,14
Block 113 Lot 4
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
Block
33 South 44 feet Lot 8 . . . -
7.41
345.90
,043,17
G78.14
351.89
102(1,73
355.19
175.74
175,07
1G3.I4
, 100,81
332.87
545.10
552.52
270.20
883.G9
904.04
83 North 88 feet Lot 8
83 South 88 feet Lot 1
83 North 44 foot Lot 1
84 IJt 5
84 Lota 3 and 4 Bealo's Subdivision
84 Lot 9 Boalo'B Subdivision
84 Lot 10 I'oalo'e Subdivision ....
84 A1 11 l'oalo's Subdivision ....
84 Lot 12 Bealo's Subdivision
G8 South 53 foot Lot 8
08 North 81 feet Lot 8
08 South 88 feet Lot 1
08 North 44 foot Lot 1
07 Lot 4
07 Lot 5
The City of North I'latto for Intersections anil Bpaccs opposlto alloys 18,755.92
Union Pacific Railroad, a corporation 12,359.87
. SEQTION 2. Said special assessments Bhall be and they aro horoby mado
a lien on said roal property from and afton this duto, and they shall bocomo
and bo duft and delinquent as follows to-wlt: One-tenth of said sum shall bo
cpmo and bo duo and delinquent In fifty days from this date; ono-tenth In ono
your from this dnto; ono-tenth In two years; ono-tonth In threo years; onortonth
In four years; one-tonth In flvo years; ono-tonth In six years; ono-tonth In soven
years; one-tenth in eight years; one-tonth In nine yeara from th!B dnto. On
all of said Installments, except tho first, Interest shall bo collected at tho rate
of sevon per cent per nnnum from this date until they becomo delinquent, and
on nil of said Installments Intorost shall bo eollcetgd at the rato of ton por
cent por anivum from tho time thoy becomo dPllnque'nt until collected and paid.
Provided, however, that the owners of any such property may pay the wholo
amount of their nsBcssmentH within fifty dayB from this date. And thoroupon
such property shall bo exempt from tho operation of this lien.
SECTION 3. Said spoclal assessments shall Imj collected In the mnnnor
provided by law ror tlio collection or other special taxes and n8se88nients.
SECTION 4. This ordinance shull take effect and bo In force, from
oi icr us passago, aimrovni ana puwieaiion.
Pasoed and approved this 20th day of February, A. I). 1917.
IS. II. EVANS, .
Mayor,
and
Attost:
O. E. ELDER,
City Clerk.
(SEAL)
MILTONBERGER
a
LEININGER
Real Estatendo
Insurance
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Will look after renting your property at reasonable rates. Phone
Black 550 and we will call. Notary and Justice of tho Peace.
