Jacksonville post., July 20, 1912, Image 5

owner or owners to receive such notice • property owners of property assessed
i shall not be taken or held to prevent , for the improvement of constructing a
i the collection of the same as herein water system which now furnishes to
' provided. The treasurer of said city said city and inhabitants a sufficient
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson shall issue a receipt to the person or and adequate supply of good, pure and
persons paying said installments and wholesome water where before such
County, Oregon. D. W. B agsha W, Editor.
interest, and shall file duplicates of ’ construction the water supply of raid
Entered as second-claw matter June 22, 1901 at the post office at Jacksonville, said receipts with the City Recorder, ' city was insufficient, inadequate and I
By EDUARD K. DROANE
By LUIGI CONTA
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
and when the treasurer returns said impure, are financially unable to pay
bond lien do.ket, Said yity recorder i the amounts of said assessments unless
I 1 esteem those boys who are obliged
in lower New York there Is a sign
shall make the proper entries on said they are permitted to pay the same in
SATURDAY. JULY 20, 1912
i bond lien docket, showing the amount | in.tallments as provided for in this to fight their own wily up in tbe world “P. Martell!, Dealer lu Foreign Fruit»
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on of each payment, and the date there- ordinance;
most fortunate and those brought up and Oil.” One day a vouug man enter­
application.
And, inasmuch, as a forced collec­ to wealth most unfortunate.
ed tbe shop and. seeing the proprietor
bf; provided; however, that at any
I came of a family of tbe middle working on bls books, said to him in
—
time after issuance of such hohds atry i tion of said assessments, when delin-
ident, bv the Sale of saM properties class and from childhood was made to tbe Italian language:
ORDINANCE NO-. 173.
be entered in said bond lien docket owner at the time being of land or (
assessed cannot be Fc'-oTnplish’ed and , understand that 1 would have to fight
"Signor. 1 have just come from Na­
other
property
against
which
such
as
­
An Ordinance ’¿VkvMftik for the payment of shall not include the assessments for
payment received therefor wilhbv the ttty own way in tbe world. But I was ples to America to better my condition
sessment
is
made
and
lien
docketed
'any assessVn^t bt assessments levied or made in which application to bond have not
»(ven1 str education, which Is consider- | 1 wish a position.”
ardM^nce with Chapter XIV of the City Char- been filed with the city recorder in may pay into the city treasurer of said time required by the terms of the city’s ;
e<l
ahd ostraHy fsr essential to success. I "I cannot afford a clerk. 1 wish I
contract
with
the
contractor
for
the
i
<t»r in installments and for the issuance of bonds
time and manner provided by Section city the whole amount of such assess­
At sixteen 1 Was about to accept a po- | could. 1 am poor ut accounts. They
{for ¿he unpaid assessments as provided for by
construction of said water system;
ment,
and
for
which
such
lien
is
dock
­
sitton In business when an uncle of | bother me.”
^Chapter V of Title XXVI of Lord’s Oregon Laws I of this Ordinance and such assess­
eted, together with the fu'l amount of And, inasmuch, as said city by the I mine suddenly made a fortune by a | "I kept books for one of the largest
'hhd all subsequent acts amendatory thereof, so ments shall be unaffected hereby and
terms
of
its
contract
with
said
con-1
deal In the stock market lie bad the I exporters of oil In Naples. 1 know all
‘far as the same is deemed practicable, and de- shall be paid and collected in manner Interest and costs accrued thereon to
such date of payment, and upon pro­ tractor is Required to pay for said! good sense to Invest his gains in good ' about bookkeeping.”
‘dlarinfir an emergency.
provided by tbe City Charter.
ducing to tlie City RtcoiderJ the re water system before said assessments first mortgage bonds and never after- ! “That may be. but I have told you
t A e people of the city of jack -
Sbetldh IV. Wnen such bond lien
my business does not admit of an as­
^ONVILKE DO ORDAIN a» follow«'
ceipt of such treasurer thereof (in iOoH be collected by a sale of the ward risked a cent In speculation.
docket shall be made up, as hereinbe­
My uncle was « bachelor sixty years ' sistant."
property assessed;
which
receipt
shall
be
not
only
stated
^dc’tidn I. WbeheVeY tbe City Coun­ fore provided, as to the assessments
And, inasmuch, as faid contractor can old, and my mother was his favorite ! "Let me work for you without pay.
cil of tbe City Wf Jacksonville shall for improvements, such city shall by the amount of such payment, but also not be paid for said system eJtSept by sister. He had always shown a pa'f'- I have brought over with me a little
4iave p.-oceb<*bd to make any improve- ordinance authorize the issue of its a description of the lot or parcel of the issuance and sale of improvement tlality for me and proposed to my money o* which 1 can live while 1 an»
*ment '•vf’tnin the meaning of that term bonds in convenient denominations, land or other property upon which. bonds under the terms of this ordi­ I ftftffher that he should send me to col­ getting a knowledge of America. 1 will
W ‘defined in Section 106 of Chapter not exceeding $500 each, and in all such payment is made,) said City Re­ nance or by the sale of the assessed lege and ftwke me his heir, for he serve you for. say, a year. By that
claimed that lie f.'n'd fto desire to marry time my money will be all gone, but 1
XIV of the City Charter of said city equal to the total amount of uupaid corder shall enter in such lien docket, I property;
'
* j and if he should marry tit Ms time of
and shall have assessed the costs of assessments for such improvement, opposite the entry of the lien therein, I And, inasmuch, as a default in said | life he would wish he had not tttnr- can then find a position with a salary.’*
Martelli was much captivated with
such improvement to the property and for which’application to pay un­ the fact of such payment and the date I contract upon the part of said city rled. I longed for a college educa­ the proposition. He told the man, who
benefited thereby, or liable therefor, der the provisions of this Ordinance thereof, and that the lien thereof is will be inevitable unless this ordk tion and for my part was glad to •c- gave his name as Giovanni Mieele. to
according to the provisions of the have been filed as shown by Said bond discharged-
cept my uncle's proposition.
take hold of bls books und straighten
Section VI. The treasurer of said , nance goes into immediate effect;
I spent four years at college, my ex-
charter of said city, it Bhall be lawful lien docket1, alid such bonds shall, by
And; inasmuch, as such default Would penses being paid by my undo, In- them out. If he showed that he knew
for the owner of any property bo as­ the terms thereof, mature in ten years receiving any funds, accruing by vir­ ¡result in the tontrs”t<>r lfffutiwg to
how to do so he would teueb him bis
sessed for such improvement in the from the date thereof, and be payable tue of this Ordinance, shall keep such i turn said water system over t« the ! deed, he gave me an allowance that business lie told Mieele that bis face
sum of $25 or more, at any time with­ in gold coin of the United States, and funds and the account thereof sepa­ city thereby depriviug the city afid I enabled me to associate with such of was familiar to him. but be could not
thy fellow students as were not oblig­
where be bad seen him, to which
in 10 days after notice of such asaess- bear
I
interest not to exceed six per rate and apart from other funds of I inhabitants of a good, pure and suffic­ ed to ettWi theft Iftfng or a part of It tell
Mieele replied that nothing was more
went is first published, to file with the cent per annum, interest payable semi­ such city. The amount of such funds ient supply of water and thereby >n- while getting theft education.
likely, since they bad both lived In the
•City Recorder of said city, a written annually, said interest to be evidenced Daid on account of installments, and | volving the city in expensive litigation,
When I was graduated with a fair same city.
’application to pay said assessment in by coupons attached to said bonds, interest on unpaid installments, shall financial loss, ruin of its credit and to i standing in my class I was one of I Mieele did not know anything about
installments, and such written appli­ provided; the right to take up and be placed to the credit of funds to be the disturbance of the peace of the j the all around prominent men of It. bookkeeping, but he talked very learn­
I began the study of a profession—nt edly about Martelli's accounts and suc­
cation shall state that the said applicant cancel such bond ot- bohds, upon the kfioftri arid deteigliated a« “irfiprbve1 *>ty and inhabitants,
and propety owner does thereby waive payment of the face value thereof, mein bond sinking fund” and "im­ Now, therefbiq »n emergency is my uncle's expense—and had nearly ceeded In confusing tbe merchant and
all irregularities or defects, jurisdic­ with accrued interest to the date of provement bond interest fund,” res­ hereby declared, and thl* Ordinance finished it when I received a telegram showing him that his affairs were in
that my uncle was very ill. I went to
tional or otherwise, in the proceedings payment, at any semi-annual coupon pectively. The amount placed to the shall go into force and efieCt from | him at once and assumed the direction much better condition than he Imd
supposed. Mieele became a great fa­
credit
of
the
improvement
bond
sink
­
to improve or make the improvement for period at or after one year from the
and after its approval by the Mayor. | Of hfs household. His illness was vorite with hfs employer, and. with
which said assessment is levied and in i date of such bond or bonds, shall be ing fund shall from time to time, un­
The foregoing Ordinance No. 1731 destined to be a protracted one, and. the former’s assistance, the business
the apportionment of the cosi thereof. and hereby is vested in said city. der the direction of the city council, be was passed by the City Council of the there being no one but myself to do seemed to Improve, It did not appear
Said application shall contain a pre­ - Notice stating that certain bonds are deposited in such hank a* will pay the City of Jacksonville on the Ilth day anything for him. I nssumed charge not that the sales were larger, lint «»ar-
only of bis domestic but his other af­ how or other when Mieele took off a
vision that said applicant and property ' to be taken up and cancelled as afore- highest rate of interest, or be invested of July, 1911b by the following vote:
fairs.
statement from the books he al way»
owner agrees to pay said assessment '■ said, and that the interest thereon in or used for the purchase of improve­
Yeas—Britt, Rick, McIntire, Ulrich.
I spent five years ministering to the showed an increased profit Indeed.
in ten annual installments, with in­ shall cease at the interest payment ment bonds of such city at bar. In
Submitted to the Mayor July 11th old man. living in his house with him so pleased was Martelli that he told
terest at the same rate on all of said period next following, shall be publish­ the purchase of improvement bondsi 1912i
and devoting myself exclusively to his clerk he might draw $5 a week for
assessments which have not been paid, ed in a newspaper printed and pub­ the accrued interest thereon shall be
Approved by the Mayor this 11th him. I regretted that my professional salary. But Mieele said tluit he pre­
paid
out
of
the
improvement
bond
in
­
as that expressed in the bond issued to lished, and of general circulation, in
studies had been broken Into, but since ferred to stick to bls contract and
day of July, 1912.
pay for such improvement. Said ap­ the county of Jackson, State of Ore­ terest fund, and all interest received
I was heir to a fortune and had what would not accept any pay for Ills work.
T.
T.
S
haw
,
Mayor.
tbotley I needed I did not repine. True,
plication shall also contain a statement, gon, not less than twice during the by the treasurer on account of coupons
Martelli lived in a room in one of the
Attests H enry G. Dox, Recorder.
my uncle was very irritable and often narrow streets of lower New York.
by lots or blocks, or other convenient month preceding said semi-annual due shall be placed to the credit of the
tried my patience, but the doctors as­ When he left his shop after business
description, of the property of the period; and after said semi-annual improvement bond interest fund. In«
- - - a
sured me that he could live only a few hours he Invariably went to this sleep­
•.
- •»
applicant assessed for such im- period interest upon the bonds desi- terest due on improvement buhd» shall
years at most, and then, having means ing apartment alone But one -dnv,
A Bonk Khd a V/a*.
provement.
No application,
as gnated in said notice shall cease. Such be paid out of the improvement bond
Copyright ijiiestlbil* drt grave Ctfongh at tuy command, I could make up for after drinking a hottie or two of wine
interest
fund.
All
bonds
purchased
by
aforesaid, shall be received and filed bonds, before issuance, shall be signed
nowadays. hut they rib lotfgel- titrt’dft'ft lost time, for, be It understood. I was with his clerk, he Invited Mieele to go
by said City Recorder, if the amount by the mayor of said city and counter­ the Citv of Jacksonville shall be held | to end in war. as In the case of St. Cd fltff «rtrtetft to live in idleness and es­ home with him and have a game of
of such assessment with any previous signed by the City Recorder of said by the treasurer of skid city as a' Inrulin. the Irishman who settled tn pecially dealfed a career.
cards. Mieele accepted the invitation.
My uncle lingered longer than had Martelli bought some more wine on
assessments for improvements, assess­ city, and authenticated by the seal of sinking fund, and shall be disposed of Iona, cdtivertert north Britain and is
ed against the same property and re­ such city attached thereto, and shall by direction of the city council, when commemorated on Jtiftt! V. lie had a been expected, and toward the last I the way, and during the evening the
maining unpaid, shall equal or exceed be registered consecutively, by number required for the redemption of bonds passion tor fine manuscripts aiiu Cdples round the work of amusing film very two finished It The wine came from
the valuation of said property, as and denomination of each, in a book to previously issued, as they shall become of them and among others copied a ff.ltt’e. I suggested cards, and he was California and is much stronger than
certain Latin psalter belonging to an pleased tilth the idea. He had been the wines one gets in Italy. Martelli
shown by the last tax roll of the be kept by the City . Recorder, to be due and payable.
Section VII. Entries of payments Irish >ibh<»r. wherenpoa King Diarmairj a poker player M bls time, and by sbowtnl its effects When he got up
county in which it is situated.. The known and designated as the “Im­
condemned UbllltnliH at Tara, ruling playing with him for fl small stake 1
from bls »eat to get some tobacco Ml-
majority of the owners of the propertv provement Bond Register.’’ Each of of installments, interest, and costs, that “to every hook belong» Its copy, got through many hours that would cele slipped a little pellet into Ins
assessed as aforsaid shall select a such bonds shall have distinctly and made under the provisions of this or­ ns to every con- Its calf ” Colnuibn otherwise have been a burden. .Vever- glass. When Martelli returned he was
competent person to inspect such im­ plainly inscribed or printed on the face dinance, shall be made in the lien appealed itgititist the verdict in the theless playing penny ante with a too drunk to notice It lying in the hot-
provement under the direction of the thereof *he registered number of said docket aforesaid as the same shall be practical form df hlcltlitg fils kinsmen broken down old man hour after hour torn of his glass, arid ft was soon dis­
city engineer or surveyor of said city; bondsand the words “Improvement received, with the date thereof, and to revolt, and tlie.v defeated iilai-ttldid I Was not to me a pleasing way of spend­ solved. Noon after be had finished Ills
In the buttle of the i’sillter. The Houk ing my time, and when my uncle pro­ glass his eyes began to look heavy. Ills
provided, that application for such Bond,’’ with the name of the city of such payments made ard entered in
is claimed tn be the one which in a posed to raise the stake to 5 cents 1
head sank down on the table, and he
bonding shall be received by the City Jacksonville. Such bonds shall be ad­ said lien docket shall be and operate sliver cover was dirtied into battle by II
was unconscious.
acquiesced.
as
a
discharge
of
such
lien,
to
the
Recorder in cases where the amount of vertised for sale and sold for the high­
This was a mistake He was a nat-
the O'Donnells diiritltf tnote tbdil a
Mieele arose and began to search the
the assessment, together with previous est price obtainable, but for not less I amount of such payment, and from the thousand years.
irtdl gambler, and it was a knowledge room Producing skeleton keys, he nil-
date
thereof.
assessments for improvements against than par and accrued interest; and the
of tiiis fflet-fl fear that he would lose locked everything that was locked and
Section VIII. No obligation incur­
what he bad nidtlc In the stock mar­ searched under the bed hih I In every
the property (and remaining unpaid), proceeds thereof shall be paid by the
Cats as Food In China.
One often sums Up the value of cheap ket—that led him to qUif "the street ” nook and cranny Unlocking the closet,
shall exceed the valuation of said purchaser to the treasurer of the City red by the City of Jacksonville by vir­
property as shown by the last tax roll of Jacksonville, and the par value tue of this ordinance shall be deemed fur by describing it as hdi ltlfe been ob Since then bls passion for gambling he found an old pair of shoes Thrust­
of the county.if the owner shall before thereof credited to the respective im­ or taken to be within or any part of tafned from the domestic cat. Hilt 1h Had lain dormant. It was now excit­ ing Ills hand down Into tin* too of one.
ed film*, lit* kept raising the stake, he withdrew a chamois bug. from
making such application pay in cash provement funds for which said bonds the limitation by law as to indebted- China garments of cutskin rank as high and I did tint dare to oppose him which ile poured a number of valuable
and are as precious as garments of sa
into the treasury of the city such ex­ are issued: and the accrued interest ness of said city.
When he got the VUIIIC of ii chip up to diamonds Into the palm of his hand
Section IX. At any time after the ble in this country, in the flowery
cess of unpaid assessments over the val­ and premium accruing from the sale of
Land cat’s flesh Is also much eaten 25 cents I began to be troubled How­ From the toe of the other shoe he se­
uation as shown by such last tax roll. said bonds shall be credited to the bonds which may be issued by virtue and is especially recommended as a I ever. I hoped that by refusing' to win cured several papers, which lie hastily
Section II. The City Recorder who­ general fund of said city, the fund of this ordinance shall become payable cure for consumption and all lung dis­ 1 might keep out of trouble, for I real glanced over and put them ill Ids p<s k-
is charged with keeping the records of from which interest is paid on im­ said city may redeem such bonds, and eases. It Is vastly superior to cod liver Ized that to win any considerable et. Then tie turned and contemplated
such city, shall keep all such appli­ provement warrants or to the improve­ to that end shall redeem the same con­ oil. and therefore cuts are considered amount from him would Irritate him. lor a few moments the senseless fig­
cation as are specified in Section I of ments bond sinking fund of said city secutively by number of such bonds, extremely valuable possessions. Black ami ill Ills broken condition 1 feared he ure of Ids victim
Taking lip the glass from which Mar-
commencing with number one of such cats provide the best meat, and in a might break with me
this ordinance, in convenient form for as the city council shall direct.
One ufteriiooii when he yvns more talll iu d drunk, lie rlnaed and wiped It.
great many parts of China this food Is
bonds,
and
shall
give
notice
of
the
examination. The application received
Section V. Thereafter there shall
with wine
His
so highly esteemed that cats are retired fretful than ustiul 1 gol out the card» then partly I’Hed
for each improvement shall be seperate be due and payable annually for ten readiness of such city to redeem by­ tor sale like fowls or sheep.
and the < Hips During the sitting there next Het was to carry Martelli to tlie
publication
in
some
newspaper
publish
­
and he shall also enter in a book kept successive years to the treasurer of
•fcuriwl one of tlmse imirvelotta rmis » bed. take off hi* outer garments and
I
for that purpose, under separate, heads such city by the owner of each lot or ed and having a general circulation >
of luck by wUlcb players ale enabled put Hie bedcJotbe* over him Then,
Satisfaction Far Him.
for each improvement, the date of parcel of land assessed for any im­ among its subscribkrs in said city once I “Well.” said the mtlllmialne’s bril to break ¡»aliks A Jlt< k pot had been putting out I be lights, in* left him
In the morning Martelli invoke and
filing of each application, the name of provement, whose application to pay each week for three successive weeks, j llant son. who has achieved success by pro wing on the table for «nine time
the applicant, a description of the the cost of such improvement has been giving therein the number of the I bis own efforts. "I have one great sat­ when I was dealt three queens end looked about film. Empty bottles and
drew a fourth. I would have lift a hl* own ha't tilled gJa’« stood on the
property, and the amount of the as­ filed as provided in Section I of this bonds which will be redeemed, and the | isfaction.”
“taffkered to
small sum, but since the cards must table lie gof off ">'•
sessment, ss shown in the application. Ordinance, ten per cent of the cost of time at which such redemption will be i "What is that?" asked his.admiring I be shown I feared to irritate illy utti le tbe table, t”<’lt up r*lM Sluss', smelled of
friends.
made;
aud
after
such
time
so
fixed
for
I
Section III. After the expiration of such improvement assessed against the
At the It. slpttrtl It Uhtl- discovering no taste,
"At least none of you can any that by »tawat'lhp hi favor him
the time for filing application for the property of such owner, as appears by redemption, no interest shall accrue or I yon knew me w hen I dldn t have a •howdowu be had a full of ace», which seemed relieved Oolng '<• the clo-. i.
become
payable
on
such
bondB
so
r.oti-
j
payment for the improvement by in­ the bond lien docket described in Sec­
he felt In the Io-
Otte ot his shoes.
gave OK the pot.
nickel.”—Detroit Free Press.
stallments, as provided for in Section I tion III of this Ordinance, with the fied for redemption.
From that time the devil seemed bi 11« started. Thrusting hi* hand Wo
Section X. Whenever the term |
be In the cttftlx Whenever 1 I dealt 1 tbe other ah'»’, tn’ k”'*’ " crv ”f
of this Ordinance, the City Recorder, amount of one year’s interest at not
Friendship.
Bnslilng IO tin- door, he tried
It la a common observation that dif­ gave hiyself large hands slid luvitrl- glll«h
shall enter in a docket kept for that to exceed six per cent per annum on "improvement” i* used in this ordi­
I
purpose, under separate heads for each unpaid assessments or installments. nance the same shall he deemed taken I ferences of taste.understanding and dis. I ably gave my unde bands but it little (o Open It blit fonml if h-ekeil Ho
was looking for some other avenue of
street and improvement, by name or The first payments aforesaid shall be and construed to include everything, position are no lui|>edlnietits to friend­ below mine. Wheti I had a straight
flush be would have a full; when I hud exit .. ........... .. heard footstep* without,
number, or other description, a de­ due and payable at the expiration of act and improvement included in such 1 ship and that the closest tutimacles thn-e aces he would have three lower the door was ......
and Mwel«.
often exist between minds each ot
scription of each lot or parcel of land one year from the date of said assess- term as defined in Section 106 of Chap­ which supplies what is wanting In the curds. Teriinetl. 1 ntloin|ilod to deal bucked by tw<»
m U mh I In ine
or other property against which such ments in the bond lien docket, and sub­ ter XIV of the City Charter.
him h hand larger than mine lie opening
tuber.—Lord Macaulay.
,
Section
XI.
The
City
Council
here
­
assessment is made, or which bears or sequent payments at the expiration of 1
•Cood morning. Mm"*
’
caught me lu the act.
is chargeable for the coat of such im­ each year therCaftei. Should such by provides and deciares that the pro­
For mung f’.>no 1 h:ul seen by his •x Hukl. •■I «hall have to trouble y">) to
Trying to Beat th» Gam».
provement, with the name of the owner owner or owners neglect or refuse to pay cedure prescribed in this ordinance is | •‘Every note that priinn donna «Ings pression that be suspe< ted I wur m innke „ sea vovage with ..... to our be-
and the amount of such unpaid assess­ the sum or sums aforesaid as the same provided in pursuance of the power I Costs me nt least a dollar.” «old one tenttnUnUy dealing to myself huge loved Saple« «ignora Martelli missed
I bauds ar4^ to him hand» but little vujine valuable diamonds, ami nt the
ment. Such docket shall stand there­ shall become due and payable for a vested in raid City Council by Section , musical manager.
draw him oti.
When lie
time her butler disappe ired
He
' smaller
"Well.
”
replied
the
other,
"get
a
man
135,
Chapter
XIV
of
the
City
Charter
j
nil nn*
after as a lien docket as for taxes period of twenty days, then the same
to Sew York, and I was
to write her a song with only whole
X me trvlug to deal him » wiir will*
assessed and levied in favor of said shall be collected in the same manner and said council declares that the said I notes
............ back OU the pillows behind
and rests In ft"—Washington |ucr he
deputed I” ..»tie ever and bring him
fell
city, and for the amounts of such un­ and with the same penalties as delin­ procedure is as near in conformity i Star
T- In vain
government. Ix-lng interest-
.nn aml pointed to
with
Chapter
V,
Title
XXVI
of
Lord's
|
btirfc The
||e politili
paid assessments therein docketed, quent assessments for impiovements
e<| In ii m.trde. ease of whicn nr .,
J endeavored to explain
with interest on said unpaid assess­ are collected in compliance with the i Oregon Laws and all subsequent acts '
I bed to point to the door, ami I left suspected . II»*-
With the Scalper«.
renew untlonul polh e. •*> d" ’•«»’ work
“Oh. mother »my art* tlie men lit
ments at the rate of six per cent per provisions of the Charter of said City. ! amendatory thereof as is practicable
Imping when ...
he Imd cooled I“
to
disabuse bls mind of ta»
•I have I........... fo»l
1
1 h'"1
under
said
charter.
front
hnlrtiiFiidedî*
annum, against each lot or parcel of It shall be the djty of the City Re-I
my efforts
me to
He sent word for «=-
-- seen von la-fore Now I r-.m d*.t ^vml
Section XII. Inasmuch as this ordi­
••They hotiffht their ticket«
Impression
land or other property, until such corder, when the installments and in-
the bouse and never enter It
as you appeared in uniform.
1
' leave
assessments and interest are paid in terest on any assessment in the bond i nance is necessary for the immediate scalpel*, my child”—<’hi<
preservation
of
the
health,
safety
and
again
" '•'it h-ts lu-eii worth mv While to come
the manner hereinafter provided; and lien docket are due. to make the plop- 1
next
day
he
<
hane««l
hl-
w,l
‘
-
Th»n
| The
all unpaid assessments and interest er extensions of said installments and j pci.ee of the City of Jacksonville, in
Ida fortune to charities anil a A> fsr. since I have rccovei.-.l the treas-
She (barine
t Oct M»d.
leaving
tins
that
th',
present
system
of
spee
al
result of the epl»->de was hl"* ,ire ....upo e«-ed yomseifof when vw
shall be and remain a lien on each lot interest on said bond Hen docket and !
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or p .reel of land or other property, to turn the same over to the treasurer i benefit assessment as provided by the muet-
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’v tr'tvpler VOU 5Vil\lllld Oil
charter without the enactment of r*
over thirty years »Id. hnv»
respectively, in favor of such citv, and of said city, whose duty it shall be to city
of each <*•-* Hw-Fnnny?
the ror.4 f<> Sorrento ”
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thl, ordinance wi|| riot permit th, ? ci*'
a < ent in my life "nd
A p,.|r of l.ra elet« were slipped »”
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such liens shall have priority over all notify the owner or owners of proper-1
posBirely rtdh nW'’’___
don't know bow to u -gin to do »o
, the captive and he was taken to a «hip
ot ter liens and incumbrances whatso­ ty that the installments af< re a u aie’ to issue improvement bond» up
This come» of waiting for dead men. that »ailed Hie »ame day for Naple».
,i the' It is » *”* n,"° who know» bl» own
ever. The matters herein required to due and payable, but a failure v- such property assessed for ar irr
wiser man who ■hue«.
And, inasmuch,
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POST-:
Official Paper of the City of Jackson ville, Oregon
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