That Mid ooads (tall M
€mmi bonda, tha principal and intar
•M to bepayaW* at dm bank in tha
atr at New York.
7th: That a tax sufficient to pay
_ 1 and interest at tha bonda
ba anually levied and collected.
8th: That a statement of tha dabt
of tha muncipallty haa bean filed with
Bu Clark of the Board of Commiaaion
ers, pursuant to Chapter No. 138
Public Lava at 1917 and amend menu
thereto, especially Chapter No. 178
Public Law* at 1919.
!Hh: That the amur
irty Minjei
at property subject to tax
ation by the Town at Mount Airy for
the fiscal years in which taxes were
laat levied ia declared to be $2,220,
10th: That the amount of the net
debt authorized outstanding and to be
."ithoriaed |301,7MM.
Ilth: The probable period of uaeful
naaa of the improvement of property
authorsied by the ordinance ia declar
er! to be forty years.
12th: That said bonda shall he iaan
f l in denominations of $1,000 each,
shall he dated October 1st, 1919, and
shall mature as follows:
t2JX*> Oct. 1, 1922, $2,000 Oct. 1,
1 <2.1, -2.000 Oct. 1, 1924, $2,000 Oct.
1. 192.1. $2,000 Oct. 1, 102B. $2,000
Oct. I, 1927, $2,000 Oct. 1. 1928,
$2,000 Oct. 1, 1929. $2,000 Oct. 1.
1930, $2,000 Oct. I, 1931, $2,000 Oct. 1,
I »32, $2,000 Oct. 1, 1983, $2,000 Oci.
1 1934. $2,000 Oct. 1, 1*86, $2,000
Oct. 1. 193(5, $2000.00 Oct. 1. 1987.
$_>00n.0f) Oct. 1, 1938, $2000.00 Oct 1,
1<K». $2000.00 Oct. 1. 1940, $30f.1 110
Oct. 1. 1941. $8000.00 Oct. 1, IMS,
$1000.(10 Oct. 1, 1943, 84000.00 Oct. 1,
1*44, $4,000 Oct. 1, 1945, $5,000
Q> t. 1, 1946. $5000.00 Oct. 1. 1947.
$W00.0o Oct. I. 1948, $5000.08 Oct. 1.
Li:»49.
l it That said bands aha.l oe siyn
e I by the May > and Secretai y and
Traa»u. rer to the Board of Commis
sioners of t'.» Town of Mvint Ajry,
and levied with the eor;i ate seal of
the Mid Town of Mount Airy and at
tested i>y the Clerk to the Board of
f ommi« :i«>ner». And the r<«id bonds
ball ' av« xupons attacLcH for Jie
interest to be paid thereon, which
■ oupnns shall near a fac- ximilrl
■'unaMre of tile Secretary anJ Treaa
urer of the Town of Monrt Airy,
*ben so siftnud, -ealed ard deliverer!
•rail c>>rttit te a bindi«7 and valid
1 li - iti n ,f the Town of Mji it Airv,
t > the payment of which, D.irr-LhfT
with the mte-est, all the rig..t'.pri>p-l
e*ty arid effects of tha T:. - n of Mount
> irv shall theisLy ba forever irrevoc
ably pledged.
14th: Tut tha Ordinance shall be in
fore* from and after thirty days
?-om tha date of paeaace.
Pur-ad and ordained, this 10th day
«f October. 1919
E. C. Bivens. Mayor.
F H. Poor*, Sac. A Traas.
Tha forejDi.ia Ordinance was pass
ed and ordained by the Boar-i at Com
missioners on the 10th of October
1918, and by virtue of the authority
vested in tha Board of Commissioner*.
► ids were received by the Board on
ttoa 3rd day at December, 1919, and
V* kaad* have been awarded to
Jokn Nov sen 4 Co. of Chica*o, 111.
tad any persaas deeirinc to protest
agaiaat the validity of tha said bonds,
or to briar any action to di
the validity, ars notified that
te eammamaa said acttea wttMa
days frem tha date at this natice and
>>«foe* the delivery of said b
This February 3rd. 18S8.
P. M roan. Secretary A 1
<f ths Town at Maaat Airy.
they ar*
lia thirty
. of i
to ba a !
iJstUnal Rank at Meant Airy Is thai
MM of Eighty-Pi** Hundrad Dollsrm;
•nd iHnnw, lh* Town of Mil* Airy|
mat tha afa
off and iHaihnrga th* in
bafora
Now, tlMrrfon, B* It (MM by I
the Board at Ciw—iImIiwi ■ at tha |
Town of Mount Airy:
1st: That tha Town of Mount A try I
do iaaua ita honda in dmuwinntiona of |
Tiva Thouaand Dollara or On* Thoua
and Dollars aarh. to *■ saMtuit not
axcaadlna Twantv-Fira Thousand Dol
lars. nuah bonds to baar a rata of tn
taraat not axraoding fir* and an*-half
par r*nt, payabl* a*mi-anniiaily, sock
bonds to baar data of th* first day of
Octahar 1»1», and to bn payabl* aa
follows: 11000.00 in thraa yam.
SI000.00 In four ysars, 11000.00 in
flT* y*ars, <1000.00 la Ms y*an.
11000 00 ia samm yanrs, 18000.00 in
sight mn, $2000.00 in
tSMOM in tan yanrs,
to b* Jatl»ad from
bands to b*
th* MX
2nd: '
■■■1 , by I
tha Muna opon rscaipt at th* i
to b* dalinarad to tha pntehnaamf |
3rd: That the aforesaid ben* Ml
be signed in Ch« name of the Town of
Mount Airy by ita Mayor and a>taa>ad
try tha Secretory and Tranaorsr. and
the corporate seal of the Town of
Mount Airy thereto affixed. Tha brtar
aat to ba evidenced by coupons bear
ing tha lithographed signature of tha
Mayor, and whan Mid bond* and cou
pon* ara executed aa aforesaid and
delivered to tha purchaser, tha wm
shall conetitute a binding and valid
obligation of tha Town of Mount
Airy, to the payment of whi-h the
faith, credit and property of tha Town
of Mount Airy shall be irrevocably
It ia hereby recited and set
forth that the hon<» authorised to ha
leaned by theae ordinances and issued
for tha purpoas of raisin* funds with
which to pay off and disctiargr neces
sary obligations of the Town of
Mount Airy made and incurred in
the naceasary expenses of the Town.
5th: That a tax sufficient to pay
the principal and interest of tha bonds
has bean levied and shall he annually
levied and collected aa other taw.
flth: That a statement of the debt
of the municipality has been filed with
the Clerk pursuant to Chapter No. 171
Public Laws of 1919, and ia open to
public inspection.
7th: That the average assessed val
uation of property subject to taxation
by the Town of Mount Airy for the 3
fiscal years in which taxes were lavi- ,
ed aa shown by the aforesaid state
ment ia t2,<U7,7<!1.00. and the amount
of the net debt of the Town of Mount
Airy outatanding authorized and to be
authorized aa shown by said state
ment ia f!01,2&?.M.
8th: That the e.foresaid ordinances
shall take affect from and after its
pasaage and shall not ba submitted
for vote.
Passed and ordained, this the lftth
day of October, 1919.
E. C. Bivena, Mayor, I
I V. M. Poore, Sec. * Treaa.
The foregoing Ordinance sras paas
■d and ordairod by the Board of Corn
missioners on the 10th of October i
■'.< and hy virtue of the authority,
ver.ted in the Board of Commissioners,
bids were received by the Board on
the 3rd day of December, 1919 and
the bonds hr.ve been awarded to I
John Nuveen A Co. of Chicago, 111. i
and any person desiring to protest'
against the validity of the said bonds !
or to bring any action to determine
their validity, are notified that;
thev are required to commence said !
action within t'.irty days from the
date of this notice and before the de
j livery of the said bonds.
Thia February 3rd, 1920.
Ppnjant to an order mmda by tha i
CWA of tha Saptrior Court at flurry
County in the (facial |
titM 1. H. Folrvr and
Alica Fo%ar -
pointing m* i
" wil] mR far V
Me
■I ■■ fcT
l*h day of Fab. tW at 1 o'clock,
M. tka fallowing n(«l». to-wtt:
Atewt of M W
jpysTiTr
>»>y tfca ^»<i Ibw
tka WMriry art ort'ia^Ttal frw
R W u T. W. Faigar. eartala far
tea of or lata aoU to if. W. Ha»p
taa, J. T. (Uncock. Jafta
aad itkara. aa *na br flat ul r»
aart of cawaiaaiaaara la Aa aala a#
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