Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-28
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Paving on Alley IN Block l5i.

| SECTION 2. That the assessments mere
| hy levied against the above described lots,
tracts Of land and other property liable TO
assessment. shall bear interest from the date
| Of the passage Of this ordinance at the rate
OF seVon per cent per annum; end both
principal and interest are hereby declared
to be u debt against the owners thereof and
| are lien upon such property to the same
extent as other taxes.
SECTION 3. That the assessments hereby
| levied against the above described lots, tracts
of land and other property liable to assess.
ment, shall be payable in ten equal annual
installments the first Of such installnents
with interest to that date ON the whole as.
scssmeut shall he payable on the first day
Of February. 1917. and one installmcnt
thereof with interest on the whole amount
remaining unpaid to that date shall be pay
able on the first day Of February each OF
the years 1918 to 1926 inclusive; and tne
Mayor and City Auditor are hereby author
| lied and ordered to issue and deliver to the
contractor nssignAhle tax Hills for said assess
meuts and interest as herein provided, with
| installment coupons attached for the amounts
maturing each year, said amounts to become
due and PAYABLE at the office Of the Com
mis- sioner OF Finance and Revenue Of tho
City Of Tulsa Oklahoma, on the first day of
February, each Of the years 1917 to 1925
inclusive. and said tax bills TO be dated the
date II the passage of this ordinance; and
there is also levied aud assessed against spid
property such an amount ms shall be neces'
Sary to pay reasonable attorneys fees, where
there shall have been default in the pay
meut Of said tas iii. g. any Of them, and
attorneys fees have been incurred In the
making OF he collection, or any part thereof,
together with costs and reasonable expenses
of collection. Default IN the payment OF
any irstallrlent, or any part thereof, or m
terGst thereon, may at the option OF the
holder OF The tax bills, mature all INSTALL
mruts thereof for all purposes without NOTICE,
and upon such default suit may be COM
menced at once by the holder OF the tax bill:
either in his own name, or in the name OF
the City. 10 recover Judgment for the entire
r,Iu nal
and costs aud for the sale Of the property
to satisfy the same, or upon such deianlc
said amounts may be certified TO the county
Treasurer OF Tulsa County and enforced ara
collected as are other delinquent taxes ia
the City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma Provided,
however, that the owner OF SAID properly.
his heirs successors or assigns. shall have
the privilege Of discharging the whole amount
assessed against said property, or any IN
stallment thereof upon the payment to the
proper officer Of the City AT any time 6eiore
maturity Of the unpaid principal with ae'
SECTION i. That the Commissioner ot
Finance and Revenue Of the City of Tulsa,
Oklahoma be, and he hereby Is directed TO
mail TO each person owing said assessments,
not more thrn forty and not less than thirty
days before the maturity OF each INSTALL
ment Of such assessments, q notice IN Mrlnng
stating the amount owing by such person OF
such annual installment and interest then
due, and that unless the same shall be
promptly ps,d when due the statutory pen
according to law for the collection Of the
same.
SECTION .. That the passage by the
Board Of Commissioners Of this Ordnance
finally assessing against the property herein
described tts proportiona,e share Of the cost
Of the improvements. according TO the hene-
fits derived thertfrom, and making and fix
ing a lien rpou the property as herein set
ont shall operate as notice Of such assess
ments and lien against the creditors OF the
owners of such property. and the purchaser
thereof and the lien hereby fixed shall DO
effective ogeiust all such owners. creditors
SFCTION g. That Of ordinances and
parts OF ordinances I'm conflict with the pro-
visions ~ Mis- ordinance IN 80 far a. such
conflict exists be, and the same hereby are
repealed
SECTION I. That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public peHte,
health and safety and Tor the furtherance ot
street improvements by reason whereof this
ordinance shall take effect from end after
its passage approval and publication.
PASSED tpd the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and approved this 26th lay
OF September 1916
APPROVED the 26th day OF September.
1916. o,,,,,,,.,
ATTEST. Mayor.
FRANK NEwKIRK.
City Auditor.
APPROVED:
JOHN MESERvE.
City Attorney