The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
LEGAL

costs of collection, which may have been
Incurred BY the holder Of such t-x bill
lated specified and defined. ibs holds,
Of the tar bill. either IN mis- own nsms
Or the. name Of the, CITY OF Tulsa shall
court Of competent Jurisdiction to fore
close TIE lien securing said taH bill or
ana To- recover Judgment Tor the entire
principal amount Of all the instaliments
nccfu.d iutsrest' ressonepls attorneys
sad suit Is commenced and costs Of the
action, and for the sale Of the property
'1,lsiy ne iame; Q, gp9n default IN
,b.Il'eens he Gens; 'hs same may be certified 70
60 roqaes. in V SripinS' pPS aSd Ss be eSfotssd n
ana collected as are other Delinquent
taIes In the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma, pro.
Fl1ed. however. that the owner Of said
property. hts heirs, successors or assigua
shali have the privilege Of dlschsrging the
whole amount assessed against said prop
cry. or any installment thereof. upon
nv hs payment ,rs t2 The proper G,Ses o, 3D..
unpaid principal with accrued interest and
at any time after tho holder Of said
tax bill has notified the commissioneT oi
Finance and Revenue Of his Intention n
and either before Or after SUIT Is com
menced for the collection Of me amount
owe S%7eS ppoFP oF .ueh ssS iii III or % tax bs ' ,hd h
have tho right 20 demand and receivs
uuent t.lstailment or instalInients are qua.
. reasonable attorneys tee and costs of
collection where the same nrs incurred,
which said reasonable attorneys zee and
costs Of collection. shall. In 10 event, ca
coed the following amounts ana schedule
For reasonable cost Of collection. not
10 exceed the sum of ti.B0 IN any cass
For reasonable attorneys zee. where In
five t5bJ per cent OF the amount "f he
delinquent installment or instaiiinents ana
sIped sr.sS insdf3i. b. 'ssTo N6Sn s ~ 20 case
case be less than the sum Of I2.b0.
Provided, that norning horein contained
shall be construed 70 operate as a um,-
tation upon the power OF any court cf
competent jurisdictlon wherein suit ta
brought to .oreclose tho lien securing ssid
taN bill or tax bills, 60 TiN and determIus
a reasonable attorneys fee 20 bs taxed
In the action In favor OF the holder OF this
SECTION T. That passage ny Boaro
Of Commissioners OF this Ordinance, fin-
ally assessing the property herein de-
OF the pavement according to the benas
ne derived therefrOm, and IN making and
fixing lien upon the property as herein
oct out, SHAH operate as nOtloe OF such
asssssment ana lien against the creditors
Of the owners OF such property and the
iHed shan be effective sgainst ali sues
ow.ger's+ creditors or purchasers.
SECTION 8. That all ordinances or
proyisons Of this ordinance. IN 60 far as
such conflict exists. be- and the same are
hereby repealed,
SECTION 6, That an emergency esists
for the preservation OF tho public health
peace and safety, and for the furtherancs
Of street improvements. by reason whereof
this ordinance shah take effect from and
after It's passage. approval ana publieA-
tion.
PASSED, and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately this 18th day OF
April lh22.
APPROVED This 7th day Of April.
1879.
7. D. EVANS. Mayor
Attest.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
Approved:
FRANK E pTrNCAN