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Lot Amount Amount
Number Benefited Ass'd.
state Of North Dakota,
County Of Burleigh,

state Of North Dakota,
County Ct Burleigh, IS.
City Of Bismarck.
Carl II. kosit8ky and II. b. Webb,
constituting the Special Assessment
Commission OF the City Of bismarck.
North Dakota. hereby certify. that
the foregoing is 2 complete list Of
land. which in the opinion of such
Commission are especially benefited
by the construction OF u Waterman
Extension on Mandan Street, FROM
from the North line Of Avenue r, IL
Waterman aud Waterworks District
Number sixteen, In such City; setting
forth The amount each lot or tract
Z. benefited by such improvement.
each: that the same IL q true and
correct assessment of the property
therein described according to the
best judgment of the majority Of the
members Of such Commissions: ana
cluded In such assessment are rs fol.
lows, t0-wit:
Construction cost ........... $oSO.SS
Engineering and supervision 43.3s
Expenses Of the Special As
sessment Commission $3.50. $500
Less assumed by Bismarck
Naterworks Department =. 253.4s
Total to be assessed ...... $3.50 3 |
Dated this a0th day Of November. !
J. n. Roherty,
Chairman.
Carl r. Kosit4ky,
Member.
T. b. Webb.
Member.
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State OF North Dakota,
County Of Burleigh. les.
City OF Bismarck,
The undersigned, J. y. Roherty.
Carl r. kOsitsky and n. B. Webb,
constituting the Special Assessment
Commiseion o. the City Of Bismarck,
North Dakota, hereby certify that
the fOregotng Ia . complete list Of the
particular lots and parcels Of land.
which In the opinion Of such Com.
mission are especially benefited BY
the construction OF . Waterman Ex-
tension On Tenth Street from Avenue
3 to the Boulevard. In Watermain
and Watorworks District Number
Twenty-ono Of such City: setting
forth N mount each lot or tract q
benefited by such improvement and
the mount assessed against each:
that the same 10 Z tru and correct
assessment of the property therein
described according TO the best judy.
ment Of the majority OF the members
Of such Commissions: and that the
special Items Of expense included Ia
such assessment are ~ follows, 20.
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sturGls Abilities, Meek ..
State Of North Dakota.
County of Rurleigh,
INV ~ RfaNna ree

state OF North Dakota,
County Of RurleiYh, Sss.
City Of Bismarck.
The undersigned, ]. \. Rohcety.
Carl r. kosit1ky and II. Il. Webb,
constituting the Special Assessment
Commission OF the City OF Bismarck,
North Dakota, hereby certify that
h foregoing 10 y complete list OF the
particular lots and parcels Of land,
which in the poinion of such Commits
sion are especially benefited By the
construction of a Watermain Exten.
sion on Fourteenth Street from Sweet
Avenue to lngals Avenue in Water.
main and waterworks District Num-
Der Thirteen Of such City: setting
forth the amount each lot or tract 10
benefited by such improvement and
the mount assessed against each:
hat the same Is 4 true and correct
assessment Of the property therein
described according to the best judx-
ment Of he majority of the members
OF such Commissions: and that the
special Items Of expense included In
such assessment are as follows, 10.
wit:
Construction cost .......... sf.7eo.e:
Engineering. supervision
and inspection ....... SS.4S
advertising e.30
publishing list and expenses
Of the Special Assessment
Commission ....... 1000
Total to be assessed 5000. $l.SsA.3x
Dated this seth day Of November,
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]. y. ROherty.
Chairman.

Notice OF q Special Assessment for
me cost Of construction Of a Mate,-
from the. north line Of Avenue j. ~
the Boulevard III Matermain a,..i
Waterworks District Number Eig,,-
zen. OF the City OF bismarck, Nori.l
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state OF North Dakota,
County Of Burleigh.

state OF North Dakota,
County Of Burleigh, 81.
City of Bismarck
The undersigned, J. ". rloherty,
Carl II. kOsitsky and u. b. Webb,
constituting the Special AsseSsmsnt
Commission OF the City OF Bismarck,
North Dakota, hereby certify. that
the foregoing In q complete list OF
the particular lots II parcels Ut
land, which In the opinion OF suct.
Commission are especially benefited
by the construction Of Grading work
on Avenue y. from Goth street to
:1st Street. and on 10th Street from
Avenue D.. to the South Line Of CHi-
fords, Sub Division ia Lounsbefry.a
Outlot Number %. In Improvement
District Number Nine. Of such City;
setting forth the amount each lot -
tract Is benefited by such Improve.
1nent and the amount assessed gains
correct assessment OF the property
therein described according to the
beat Judgment or the majority OF the
members OF such Commissions: and
that the special items of expense In
.luded in such assessment are AS FOL.
lows. tu-witi
Construction Cost .......... SsJS.oO
Engineering. supervision. and
Advertising NV
publishing list and expenses
Of the Special Assessment
Commission 500
Total 10 l.. asscssed. sS4..fg
Dated this seth day OF November,
lag
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J.. y. %l;oherty.
Chairman.

Notice or a Special Assessment for
Ill. cost Of construction Of an Orna-
lncnta, street Lighting System on
Broad way from Second street 10
Mandan street. in the city OF Bis
marck. North Dakota.
Notice is hereby given that Il Spe-
cal Assessment for the construction
If an Ornamental street Lighting
system on Broadway from Second
street to Mandan street. city OF Bis.
fnarck. North Dakota. has been levied
against the lots and tracts Of land
specially benefited by such i'm.
provemenf. In the sums set opposite
The respective descriptions Of such
lots and tracts. to-Wit:
Lot Amount Amount
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any person interested therein. Or ~
his agent or attorney.
Dated this 3Oth day OF November.
J. N. Roherty,
ChAfRman
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Notice IL hereby given that i spc.-
ial Assessment for the constructors
ora Waterman Extension on Seventh
Street from the north line Of Avenue
2 Watecworks District Number
4lghteen.. Of the City of Bisnlarck.
North Dakota. has been levied aRainst
me lots = tracts OF land especially
IsneIitea ~ such Improvement. lii
descriptions Of such lots and tracts,
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N0etAeTa tAeef6c Railway CO0p0ny.
night ~ Way
s.rsA.r. r..se,. n.; ss.:ss c,- ass;as
aasAt e way
state. OF North Dakota,
County Of Burleigh. %.
City Of Bismarck,
The undersigned. J. n. Roherty,
Carl i: kositsky, and r. 2. Webb,
Commission Of the City Of Bismarck,
North Dakota, hereby certify that
the foregoing is a complete list Of
the particular lots nd parcels Of land.
m mn,cn 10 me opinion q such Com e.
the construction OF = Storm Water
Sewer on Front Avenue. from Fifth
street to sixth street, In Improve
1e9t District Number Seventeen, Of
each lot and tract 10 benefited by
such Improvement and the amount
assessed against each: that the same
Y . true and correct assessment OF
cordihg TO the best Judgment or the
majority. OF the members OF such
Items Of expense included in such as
ssosmsat are q follows. to-wit: -.
E~agineering. supervision and
Inspection .............. SLIT
Advertising. ............ CSC
publishing list aud expenses
OF the Special Assessment
Commission ............ $500
Total 70 be assessed .~...Sl,l24.:l
Dated this 30th day OF November,
]. n. Roherty.
Chairman.
Carl II. kositsky.
Member.
II. b. Webb,
Member.
Notes d hereby given that ON the
ga z Of January. 1890. It ten
Commtsslon Of the city OF bismarck,
North Dakota. will meet In the City
Hall OF such City to hear objections
which may be made TO any assess.
ment shown II the foregoing list By
~ person interested therein. or by
his agent or attorney.
Dated this 3Oth day Of November,
J. n. Roherty,
Chairman.
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J. y. Eoherty.
Chairman.
t'arl X. kositsky,
Member.
Il. B. webb,
Member. -
Notice IS hereby given that on the
4ih day OF January. 1889. NJ ter
o'clock II. m. the Special Assessment
commission az the City Of Bismarck.
North Dakota. will meet in the lit.
Hall OF such city to hear objections
which may he made To any assess
ment shown In tn. foregoing list BY
any person Interested therein, or y!
his agent or attorney.
Dated this 3oth day OF November,
1879.
J. y. lsoherty,
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make his fortune as soon as he had the
thing on a practical basis. All he had
to do was to 90 on as he'd been going,
but keep it dark.
II never saw anybody as stubborn as
he was. He'd hardly listen. He said
the university had financed his research
and it would be disloyal to them. He
said the idea Of a university was to let
light in on things, not to keep them
dark It didn't do any good to talk big
figures to him. I was about ready to
quit, but Stafford had an idea.
IT don't say 1t was a very nice idea,
but your father hadn't left us anything
else we could do. Stafford said If there
should happen to be some scandal out
at the university so that Mcfarland
would resign, he'd probably come back
to us. He said it was always easy to
start something about a professor.
it, / didn't know what he was going
to do. He went too far; further than
I meant to. didn't think there'd be a
trial. / thought Mcfarland would real
ize there was something on him and
get out quietly. Only, you see, he was
so innocent he didn't realize there was
anything on him. And, when the thing
really got started, it was too late to
STOP
You didn't make his fortune, though I"
Martin said why not? How did you
trick him out of it?"
Il didn't trick him out of it," Forster
answered, Il gave him fair contract
fitted up a laboratory for him, paid all
his bills for supplies, and gave him 500
week in cash for his personal eX-
penses. kept that up for four years
1t must have cost me altogether $4,000
or $4,000. He was always just going TO
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find the thing he needed to make his
discovery practical, but he never did.
Maybe he would have found 1t, If he
hadn't died. but it wasn't my fault that
he died, was it?"
Rhoda flashed into the scene again.
Then why did you offer Claire Cleve-
land 100000 just now for the contract
you made with my father?"
Forster had to gulp twice before he
could answer. IT didn't mean anything
by that I was kidding her. knew she
hadn't got it. She hadn't, either"
Rhoda confirmed that with nod be-
fore she went on. But then you told
her to send for it. You said. Send for
whatever you've got and have it brought
up here Just as it is That meant my
trunk, I suppose, that you thought
she'd stolen. You told her to send any
messenger she liked; you told her to
send your nephew, Max. You said he'd
been doing odd jobs for her lately. You
were trying to make her angry, but you
held your breath while you waited to see
VIII cther she would send for the trunk or
not"
Forster turned to Martin as one who
makes another appeal to reason. why
would hold my breath? knew she
hadn't any contract. knew the man
who did have it, I'd seen him just this
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knowing it. almost over the revolver,
where she had only to stoop to pick ii
up. Forster knew it, though. He was
staring at the thing in terror Rhoda
followed the direction of his stare and
glanced down, too, to see what he was
looking at.
That glance was all it needed to de-
molish him completely. He Topped out
of his chair and sprawled on the car
pet, holding out his palsied hands, i'm
''Wait!" III tell you all about it. It
isn't what you think. didn't mean
him any real harm. I thought he'd
thank me for it."
Rhoda turned her face away. do
you mind picking him up. Martin, and
putting him back in his chair?" she
asked.
Martin managed to haul the poor old
ruin back into his chair again. 1t must
have been a minute before the million
aire could find breath enough to speak
with. but when he did it was, strangely
enough, in the voice of a man with
grievance.
mcfarland was wasted where he
was He knew as much about the chem
istrv Of petroleum as any man in the
world: more in Some ways. And he was
nothing but a college professor, work.
ing for S4UUU year. KNOWN lie was
working along a line l was interested
in. and. when l saw he was going tc
read a paper in Cleveland before the Oil
Chemists Institute, went to hear him.
Luckily he hadn't got far enough with
his discoveries to give anything really
practically away. but he came near
enough to it to make me sweat, saw
him after the meeting and talked to
him. I had Stafford with me and we
came back with him as far as Chicago.
Spent most of the night trying TO get
him to listen to reason. Here he was
on the edge of a thing that might be
worth millions to him personally, to
say nothing of anybody else, and he
was getting ready to broadcast it. I
wanted him to leave the university and
let me fit him up a laboratory. I'd pay
all the expenses Of his research and
would give him a contract that would
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BILE to her and went on speaking to Mar
tin That's what he did. They hired
this woman-Stafford found her-to go
West on the same train my father was
going on She was to cry and pretend
she d lost her ticket and her money and
get him to take pity on her and pay
her fare. They must have known how
kind he was and how innocent he was
or they wouldn't have thought the
trick would work. 1t did work, partly.
He paid for her ticket and her berth
and loaned her some money to buy her
meals. He never even guessed what she
was trying to make him do. But she
went ahead Just the same--I suppose
they'd promised her more money-and
made her complaint before the district
attorney. And she testified against him
at the trial, only the jury didn't be-
lieve her and set father free. But
enough other people believed her. so
that he had to resign from the univer-
sity and come out here, like a man in
hiding, to 60 to work, without knowing
it. for the very man who had ruined
hem" She whipped around upon
Forster again, her eyes blazing with
furious anger. At wish she had shot
you instead!" she told him deliberately
IT wish she'd shot you dead. You de-
serve it, if any one ever did"
She happened to be standing, without
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TwENTY-sIxTH INsTALLMENT.

TINE report of the revolver was
followed by a scream from
Claire. Rhoda and Martin. after
exchanging one Mortified look,
followed Conley.
The scene in the big room was
enough to Shatter stronger nerve than
Forster's. Claire lay on the floor at his
feet, unconscious, her face covered with
blood. The revolver lay on the carpet
3 or 4 PAGES away, Forster had fallen
back in his chair Evidently he thought
he'd killed her. for he was bleating
frantically, II didn't do it! She did 1t
herself! She pulled the trigger!' His
voice rose to a yelp as he cried 10 Con-
ley, Take her away!"
Conley picked her up in a matter-of-
fact sort of way, which led Martin to
think that he'd come to the same con-
clusion as his own, that she was not
dangerously injured. Martin opened the
door for him, but as soon as he'd gone
out with his burden closed 1t and turned
back to Forster. 1t was apparently not
until then that Forster realized that
Martin and Rhoda were in the room
He looked bewildered and weakly de-
manded of Martin, who are you?
What are you doing here?"
I'm a reporter from the News"
Martin said, "Who wanted an interview
from you about the disappearance Of
Rhoda Mcfarland. I came up to your
apartment and found her here. We
happened to be where we could see
everything that's gone on in this room
since that woman came into it,"
More blackmail!" Forster snarled.
''It's a conspiracy, that's what it is.
You are all in it,"
"There is only one conspiracy know
about" Rhoda said that's the con-
spiracy you went into with Claire Cleve-
land-only she was called Clara Bow
man then-and the man who was your
secretary-I think his name was Stat
ford"
"You don't know what you're talk
ing about" Forster wheezed. But the
CONSERVATION in his face proclaimed
that she did know.
"You had your secretary hire her"
Rhoda went on. That's why you didn't
know who she was when she came back
here and got a job in your Office. You
didn't know that Stafford had told her
who you we're. And when he died you
thought you were safe. You thought
you didn't have to pay the money you'd
promised her for running my father"
She turned away from him as if the
sight of his face had become unendura-
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afternoon. told him 1t wasn't worth
nickel, just like told her.
There was kink in this, Martin per-
ceived, but he hadn't time now to try to
straighten it out. Rhoda's reference to
her trunk and to Max recalled to his
mind something urgent that he'd for
gotten about for the past hour or so. He
turned to Rhoda, meaning to suggest
casually that there was no point in their
staying here any longer, but she looked
so white and limp, now that the fire Of
anger had burned down, that he put his
arm around her, instead.
Her head dropped down on his chest,
and he heard her say, Take me away,
Martin"
"All right, dearest" Martin said, and,
without glance at Forster, started lead
ing her toward the door.
Just before they reached it Conley
opened it and came into the room. But
lie didn't, as Martin for an instant
feared he would offer to hinder their
going. He had something else on his
mind. THE woman's all right" they
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SYNOPSIS.

After the death of her father, whose last
years were clouded by poverty and disgrace
Rhoda Mcfarland calls herself Rhoda White.
uncle, William Royce. An effort is made TO
find her through the medium OF newspaper
ads. Martin Forbes. reporter, tells heI
that a man named Max Lewis IS trying 10
prove that she is Rhoda Mcfarland Later
a stranger, Claire Cleveland. comes 10 Rhoda,
claiming to have known her father Sne
says that he had certain papers bei.ongi ms
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Rhoda says that all her fathers papers are
in sealed trunk in her apartment Whsn
the trunk is stolen, she accuses Clare, VINO
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Claire had been Mr.. McFarlandS enemy ano
IS the person responsible for the ads. she
tells him OF the theft of the trunk ana OF
her meeting with Claire. He is frantic ana
denounceS Claire as backmailer ana the
cause of Mr. McFarlands dlssrace. Ihen
he goes away, leaving Rhoda a prisoner.
Forbes. acting on bunch. goes to Forster
hotel and finds Lewis and Clare there.
Lewis overpowers Forbes and makes on with
the, claim checkR for the trunk; Wnen
bending over HIN. few moments later
they learn that the room in which they are
has an Arrangement in the wall that AFFORDS
q view of Forster's private study. They see
Claire enter and talk to Forster. He threat
ems her with a revolver.
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heard him say to his employer, as they
left the room. shes got bullet-hole
through her cheek and she's lost
couple Of teeth, but that's all the dam
age"
THAT means more blackniail," Forster
walled. Where's Max? He'll have to
get me out Of this
Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
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Bank Head Kills Self.

NEWPORT, Tenn. December 10 (P.-
]. A. Susong, go, for 20 years president
of the First National Bank of this city,
ended his life here Sunday by firing q
bullet through his brain. Members OF
the family ascribed the suicide to
financial trouble.
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