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( such certificate. the same shall he
Urfcud rcd To- said Treasurer and can.
elled ana upon such fun payment.
drrcndcr and cancellation. tho City %
amarillo acting by It's Mayor. shall
Xecute ana acknowledge release.
which shall have the effect OF fully dis.
charging the said assessments. claims
and liens. and sums so paid upon said
assessments and CcrtitiCWcs shall be
ONE aud remain part Of a separate
,nd special fund TO u" known as Tenth
street Paving Fund" and shall be
special aud sacred paving fund. which
han not be- disburscd or drawn on for
ny other purpose. except the payment
Il said assessments.
The said certificates shall bc signed
4 the MaVUr ~ the city, sttcsted bv
the CITY Secretary. with its corporate
zeal. and there may bc attached 20 salh
certificates coupons cyidcucing the fret
md SECOND payments thereof. or all ot
aid payments. on the said certificates
Itself may evidence all ~ said pay
nents. or the last payment, and said
oupnns II attached shall bc sufficient.
: signed with the fac sunilc or lltho
.raphcd signatures Of the said Mayor
aud CITY Secretary and having the i'm
,rcsalon there on OF the Seal Of said
80. That the said certificates may
ontain such other statements and re-
.ltals az the Commission may direct
nd upon the FUN completion Of the
AID work ct Improvement and accept
,ncc Of the city shall hc issued and
1clivered 10 the said Plains Paving
Company. or its assignee, In writing
INTRODUCED ~ a Regular Meeting
I tho CITY Commission Of the CITY OF
amarillo ON June 18th. 4 D.. 1929. and
finally pa sscd a. regular meeting OF
he City Commission on the goth day
{ juno. A d, 1922.
lSGncN
Lon u. MARS
Mayor
Attcgt-Signcd
" = SCHoPrEE
civ Secretary.
(sc,h
June eend esih
Effective July 10th lses
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That the amounts above fired and as.
sessed axainr tn. owners of property
their property, shall IL payable a. FOL.
lows to.wtt: One-thrd thereof Thirty
l50 days after the complexion OF the
said work aud its acceptance by the
CITY, one.third thereof on or before One
Year after sal date. and Onethlrd
thereof on or before Two Years amer
sald date. together with Interest upon
aid deferred payments from said date
at the rate Of Eight 0csl per cent per
Iannun, payable annually. that the said
several sums are hereby expressly a..
scs~'d against the said several owners
Of ahutting property ana against their
Respective parcel, OF property above de.
scribed. Including and together eith rea.
sonsbc attorneys fees and all costs 81
collection thereof. II incurred and the
sid assessments shall be secured by a
lien upon said several parcels % prop.
iertv which shall be first. prior and 81.
,perior 10 all other len. and claims. c1.
oept al vAlorem tzIes
And u is further provided that II q.
fault shall be made w the payment oI
any deferred payment uTon the said
assessments. Or any interest thereor
when due, then. a. the option a. tn,
then legal owner and holder Of the sal,
assessment or assignahlc certificate
representing the same the phcls o
the ssid assessment then unpaid. IA
gsthcf Ntih al interest thereon. shs
a. ouce become due and payable en-
shall - ccllcci-lle undsI the term
, 'hsreof together with oil oosis a. 60
/. lection AID rsasoh.hl' attorneys Zee
. IN incurred
raat sath ~ ths I'D osuef. oI abg
y tng prpp,ny shall 10 personally llth
70 90 the amount ksfun ass, sasa asAln
him ~ her. ans ihsi the aid p.rs0n
liability sna isn shall 10 snf0lfss /
ne CITY co. he bsnsfii ~ the ON
nd hni9ff ~ fhf ssla ufssmsffs 81
/. fisimn sith'f 81 ssls n ~ s.ia pref
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NAME.

Amour, Amount
Feet Paving Curb
J II Bishop. l. Low. Add. being
subdv. Block i5. NJ d oliver Eski.
Addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
J Greer NJ Lot 2 Love Add being
subdv Block Is. ". d Oliver Eaks
Addition ............................ $50
Florence Pucset. 50 Lot . Love Add
being sI6div. Block 10, N ID
Eskle Addition .................... Is H0l sac
H. n. Vernon N
bsinESrlbdiv Is. NJ.
oliver E.k Addition .............. t7S 1890
j. J lot ?
being suldy. Block Is, ID.
Addition ........ .........-.. ust $500
D. Add being sub
Block Is. d ohverEaks
Addition .......... ............. leo $500 1900
Walter \ v.nsh.- pa Block TO-
block. IN an 100 isstE. 80 :"s7 $500
~ ~ coe ~ Block 10, NJ d oliver.
E.kls
run s 100 feet n .Ns7 zoe
IC ~ n J. Grail.
n Oliver EaSle Add, beg 100 fee,
said block % feet
100 feet E......,................ % 1857 $500
lc ". J. r. Craig ~ Block no.
d feet
co.'s block 81 feet
aad $40 feet Observation-Disclosures, S enE 1900
IA j. stafford Block "a NJ D.
Eakis Add, beg $50 feet
NV said block, $ ESQ feet
feet E. ...................... eS s''" ns'
IT, n rrounr-r
% block so feet s
fee, E. ............,........,,, so ssss7 $500
II W. Simmons pt BoR 10.
NV cor a block, 80 feet and
100 feet .................. :ssS7 $500
sam l.. YEA NJ. u. oliver
$3.50 NV
oor said feet and
100 feet L Observation-Disclosures. 600
Mrs A. 10, ~ n
OhyorEakie Add, beg 371 20 feet
cor block
40 ,est E. ....,..................... 80 sss1 $500
Mrs Frances Hughes Seewad 1T
OhvrrEakle Add,
beg ts;5 NV block
a feet en- f.,
D. sc Hyden. TT Block TO- NJ. H. Oliver
Eskle Add, i7S
said block, so feet and 40
feet -As7 e5W
J e Haley ~. Block 10.
Eakle Add, Sw said block,
lea feet and 40 feet L $500
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I That for IN. purpose OF e,idcnCing
the said assessments and lien the aid
ICnv. acting BY its proper officers, shah
ieIccuts and deliver % the said Plains
Paving COMPANY, upon the completion
and acceptance 81 the said worn ot i'm.
,prov.m.nt, ssSisnable certificates IN
writing whiCh shall contain the name ~
names o. the property owners assessed
HEREBY. the description 81 his Or her
property. either be lot ~ block number
Or BY reference 10 the name 90 the
owner thereof, or u owned ~ an estate
hy ~ describing the same. or b. the
front fest thereof or BY such ether
Description - NAV - necessary e
hea,lfy the s.ins and shall state the
amount. psvahi, thcftundsr together
y nth the term. ~ payment a. herein
provided AID providing Cor the pay
!, ,shi costs as hsfsiHsbovs sst forth. an
!, tor she maturity - 90, sild asefs
lusfHts in ths event ~ def. uii ara sifi
= .rffiiFs sr shall farther provide IN,
!, shall rrlis thst the rfcrfedlnrf .tl
a fffrfrnrs t1 m.tinn 500 Improve
mes 's bsfs i-sa rrrliariF had To- fafr
!, pAah'' '1ih 80 sHd the sI rrefgu
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re lot and biUrk number ~ said prop
atty, or other brief and sufficient de.
scf1p,ion thereof. and The total amounts
90 be h"rsbs sssesssd against sald own.
'rs and their property respectively are.
~ follows. to.rii:
SOUTH POLK STREET FROM
SOUTH SIDE OF TWENTY SECOND
STREET TO NORTH SIDE TWENTY.
FOURTH STREET:
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Is. railways and steam railways for
the collection ~ the said assessments
and claims aud all interest and other
sums payable thereon. and neither the
said CITY. nor its officers or employees.
shall In any manner bc liable therefor.
lu, said City shall use all powers or
authority granted ur permitted 10y Law
- enforce said assessments. and shall
pass all resolutions or ordinances. and
take all such steps Is may lie neccs
sary or proper TO that end. or for the
purpose ~ correcting any error or
omission, or Co make any necessary or
PROPER refreshments.
".
That Tor the purpose ~ eV idcncing
the 6sh assessments and lien the said
City. acting hy tie proper officers.
shall execute and deliver to the said
Plains Paving Company upon the com
ple,ion and acceptance 10 the said work
% Improvement. assignahic ceriificate'
IN writing shall contain the name ~
namc- Of the property owners assigned
hereby. the description Of his or her
property. either by 10, or block number
or hv reference 20 the name ~ tho
owner thereof. 81 " owned Wy an -.
tate bv 80 describing the same. or 10y
the front Zee; thereof or b. such other
| description ~ may b. necessary 60 idcn.
rfy the ZANE and shall state the
amounts payable ,hcrcundCr. together
9th rho terms ~ payment a. herein
! pro idcd ard prov ding for the pay
ment - Interest aId attorney fees
and cost. a. heieinai,o'e - forth. and
/ fur ihr maturity ~ ihe Md sass1s
nfnis IN the event Of default ana surh
ulrtln0zie- hall furihn pro- De and
shail rerlir that fhe pfgr0dinEs slii
1 reference 20 making surh improve
Wer's hHfe been Feeiiiadi hid in mn
ifllhnfe uIih isv and fhai ali piefegiH
sites 90 ihs ffiuH - fhf aaIrHFfn0ni
hen sEainf So pfsIfriY dcsgriissd D.
ihs fsld rsfi.finsfrf ana che pefssna
isldlH m fiif ~ no. hsfr teen Iiff
turned .hifh frrnslf shall iH pfiin.
isas 81 iasnis 81 ihf fsria sa rfrafa
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sif es,gsE - ful ase a. psynsn
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That the several sums below SIT
Gown opposite the names of the several
owners " property abutting on or oc.
cupying the said street. and set down
apostle the description VI their said
property. be and the same are hereby
issossed agains, the said property Of
aid respective owners and are hereby
made and declared To he a personal
liability " the said owners as prescribed
bv la~ and the CITY Ordinances In
such eases made and provided: the
names II the said property owners n
brief description Of their property, In.
Guiding the number ~ front feet OF
each owner. and tho lot and block mum.
her 81 aid property. or other brief
and sufficient description thereof and
the total amounts TO be hereby assessed
against said owners and their property
req ciiyely are, ss follows. tow,t:
WEST TENTH STREET FROM WEST
SIDE or VAN buren, TO WEST
SIDE OF ALLEY WEST or ADAMS
STREET. PAVING RATE slO.sO35
CURE RATE. $3.50.
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WHEREAS. said hearing wa cuntin
"a from AZ 10 iay ana time TO time
NTH all desiring In h. heard were fullS
heard. and was then closed and.
WHEREAS all prerequisites Of q
,gsl assessment a. prescribed by law,
ne Charter or Ordinances Of the City
nave been complied with:
now. THEREFORE. BE IT FUR
THEIR ORDAINED ny THE SAID
CITY OF AMARILLO:
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payable hereunder, nor for any dam
ages for any failure 10 enforce or col
lect the 1me. but the said Plains Paw
inE COMPANY, ana is assigns, shall look
only 90 the said owners OF property.
railways and steam railways for the
collection u the sah assessments and
claims and all interest and other sums
payable thereon. and neither the said
City. nor rs officers or employees. shall
In any manner b. liable therefor: but
said City stall use all powers or az.
thonty granted or permitted by Law 10
enforce aid assessments and shall pass
all resolutions az ordinances. ana take
all such steps as may be necessary or
proper 10 that end. or for the purpose
OF correcting any error &C omission, or
% make any necessary or proper re
asHcssInents
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10 az nfssI ssfss lsi.s 80 49, .
a<<sss iss asf.ff - fht sstsgsl 80
- = pfspsgfs shsfiss - - ssfsp,
. az s-s ssfsst sns 81 ss-s s,ps
- - >~w<,rs.~~ = f><s 80 80
- = - - 80 80 t<s<<s 20
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LON -. MARS
Mayor
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-12-22
IRISH INCOME TAX
WORRIES TREASURY

Dublin. Dec. 16-Tbe Irish income
tax is raising several interesting
problems. During the fight with
the English, the order went forth
that no Irishman should pay income
tax to the British It was diffiGait
to collect it, therefore, and large ar
rears remained outstanding. Wien
the Treaty was made; the British as
signed to the Irish government all
the Irish arrears Of income tax as an
asset. Unless these arrears are paid
the deficit of the Irish Government
wiz be considerably increased.
But there is now great hesitation
about paying. People say it is hard
enough to pay one years income tax
without adding arrears which they
were invited not to pay and have
since spent. The suggestion has
been made by responsible financier
that the pre-truce income tax should
be wiped out. But the Irish govern
merits agreement with the British
assumed certain burdens for which
these arrears were a set-off, and II
the arrears are not paid additional
taxation will have to be imposed TO
meet those burdens. Appeals are
made on the ground of patriotism
and duty to the new government, but
it seems evident that a large part
of the arrears are now uncollectable
The future Of the Irish income tax
is also attracting attention. There
is a considerable class of welI-to-do
people who. although domiciled in
ireland. have property in England,
and there are many resident in Eng
and who have property in the Free
State Hitherto all these people have
paid income tax in one lump to the
British government, but now II Is
feared that they may have to submit
to double income tax. 1t is a griev-
ance familiar in the Dominions, and
an agitation is now on foot to re-
lieve these taxpayers from repe-I
titioD Of that grievance in ireland.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-12-22
BOA CONSTRUCTORS
DISTURB CONCERT

Manila, Dec. l6.-peopIe In the
lower boxes In the right wing OF the
Grand Opera House here, enjoying
violin concert by Mishei Piastro.
were startled by the appearance Of
young boa constructor. The snake,
about three yards long. seemed to
come from the "entresueslo" or base
ment OF the theater and to be attract
ed by the music. Women in the
boxes gathered dainty skirts fu
trembling hands, screamed and bolt
ed, giving the boa full right of-way.
The men scattered, too. but some one
found the stage carpenters hammer
and killed the snake. so the concert
proceeded
Fifteen minutes later another boa
appeared, also apparently drawn by
the strains of the violin. There was
another commotion. and another re-
QUESTION for the carpenters hammer.
in the use of which for killing intru-
sive reptiles the unknown man in ev-
ening clothes was becoming adept.A
No more snakes appeared that even
Ing, but there are misgivings in the
minds OF the Manila public as to just
when II will be safe to attend the
theater again, especially for must {.
cal program. A boa constructor de-
posits 20 eggs or more, so It is rea-
soned that there are still a number
OF young boas anxious to attend the
opera.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-12-22
MAN SMOKES IN BED
PISTOL PLAY FOLLOWS

New York, Dec. 16.-Eighty-year.
old Michael O'Neill, who persisted
in smoking in bed, is being sought by
the police for the shooting and
I wounding today of his friend. Rich
ard Weston, so, who objected. The
two old men shared room in Maid
en- Lane, where the shooting occur
red.
Three weeks ago, O'Neill, lonely,
left home for the aged and ap-
pealed to Weston. an acquaintance of
other days to help him.
You're welcome to half of what
I've got" Weston said, and their
friendship began.
HE was a great comfort for
awhile" Weston told the police, but
he Just would smoke in bed and 1,
being afraid of fire objected. He
took offense and after an argum emit
last night I told Elm he'd have to
leave today.
O'Neill, he added, rose early this
morning and went out returning
about o'clock.
HE stuck a pistol in my face and
fired" said Weston. The bullet
scared Weston's jaw O'Neill fled.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-12-22

cordtng to the Bureau Of Public
Roads of the Department OF Agrieul-
ture. Reaction time is the interval
of time that elapses between the in
slant a sign. or signal is seen and the
necessary action started. A driver
starts to pass another vehicle wien
suddenly a third vehicle appears
which may block his path. The driv-
er must decide whether TO pass the
vehicle or drop back. II his reac-
tion time 10 slow he may not realize
the danger until too late to avert an
accident.
Every astronomer who observes
when star crosses hair line in IFS
telescope and presses a key so that
the time may be electrically record
ed knows that he does not observe the
fact and press the key at the same
time. A correction has to be made
which has been carefully determined
and is called his personal equation.
1t varies with different people.
Timers Of a foot race with split
second watches will frequently get
different results for the time of the
race.
The reaction time of some people
is very slow and undoubtedly is the
cause of many accidents. Does the
public safety require that such peo-
pie be dCcied drivers licenses? The
Bureau u Public Roads is not yet
ready to- advocate such a policy, but
considers that 1t should be investigat-
ed as a possible safety measure.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-12-22

ing the course of the conference oI
the home economies section of the
Association Of Land-Grant College.
/ held in Washington November 21-2s
In several States the work has be
gun with kitchen Improvement, the
underlying idea being to embrace
gradually all the many sides of the
subject.
Miss Martha Van Rensselaer,, OF
New York, said that home economics
teachers would be neglecting an inn
portant part of their subject IL they
did not develop household manage
ment to the fullest extent. The term
household management applies to
the management of everything that
pertains to the household and the
care of 1t, including its expenditures
and the Standardization of its equip
ment, according to Miss Van Rens-
salaer.
The organization of the household
was considered a proper field for re-
search in home economies depart
ments of colleges and other institu-
tions, by Ruth Wardall, of Illinois.
Heretofore. Miss Wardall pointed
out, home economics workers have
concerned themselves largely with
food in its many aspects. Clothing,
shelter, and household organization
should receive attention next, as well
as research in cooperation with such
of a university as chem
istry, medicine, liberal arts, sociolo-
gy and engineering.
Representatives of the United
States Department of Agriculture
home economics and extension work
invited those present from the State
colleges to make suggestions at any
time as to what problems the depart !
n,ent might assist with. The greater !
part of the conference was concern
ed with home economics problems of
, general administrative nature, the |
of college teaching. and /
special problems of extension and re-
search.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-12-22
THE NIISFITS

Jobson was made for farmer,
But sticks to the whirling town;
Brownlee was built for the city,
But he's holding farm job down |;
Jobson's a joke at clerking,
But a star in the country fields;
Brownlee's clog in the bearings.
In the job that he never yields.
Thus il goes ever and ever,
With no-one to set 1t right;
Nobody's here to tell us
Just how to trim each light;
And Brownlee and Jobson blunder
And bungle things thru and thru,
And the world pays dear each hour
For the work of the misfit crew.
But II Jobson could HE to the country
And settle on Brownlee's land,
And il Brownlee to Jobson's figures
Could turn his quick eye aud hand.
The world would go on much smooth
er;
'Twould whirl with a newborn zest
SO don't be Jobson or Brownlee-
Find the work that you do the best
The Character Builder.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-12-22
CALLS EDISON sUB-FREsHMAN

Referring in an address at Prince
ton university to Thomas A. Edison's
assertion that college men are afraid
to work. DR.. Henry Van Dyke. not
ed minister, writer and former am
hassador to the Netherlands, charac-
terized the electrical wizard as a
"sub-freshman ceming from prep
school where modesty is not in the
curriculum" He rebutted Edison's
statement by pointing out the fact
that 800 Princeton students partly
working their way thru college earn
ed more than $4,000 last year.
Summing up. Or. Van Dyke said:
ION publicity Mr.. Edison is an ex-
pert. On electricity he is good. but
sometimes whimsical. But in his
opinion OF college men he is wrong
and reminds me of Dragging sub
freshman"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-12-22
CAT PROVIDED FOR IN WILL

In the will of Mrs. Foudray, of
Knox, Me-, was found this clause: IF
die before my cat Bean he is to
have the best of care, allowed to
sleep on the table or window sill
and not left out of doors at all, and
SIS per month is, for salmon. milk and
meat. When he dies he is to have
a white casket made and be buried
in my lot in Aehorn cemetery and a
small stone put up for him costing
$40" Bean died before. his mis-
stress, so he never came into his in
heritance.