Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15

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 Whereas, more than two-thirds of the resident owners of the line of lots, or part of lots, situate on that part of Lower Main Street (R. R. Aye.), in the City of Bisbee, described as fol. lows:
 From the intersection of said Lower Main Street with Brewery Avenue; thence extending easterly on said Railroad Avenue to a point three hun dred and eleven feet from said inter. section, and,
 Whereas, more than two-thirds of the resident owners of the line of lots, or parts of lots, situate on Howell Avenue in said city, described as fol. lows
 From the intersection of said How. ell Avenue with Brewery Avenue, thence Westerly to the intersection of said Howell Avenue with Shearey Avenue, and,
 Whereas, more than two-thirdS of the resident owners of the line of lots or part of lots, situate on Shearer Avenue in the City of Bisbee, de scribed as follows:
 From the intersection of said Shearer Avenue with said Howel Avenue. thence Southeriy to the in tersection of the South line of tht Walter Douglas property with said Shearer Avenue, have petitioned the City Council of said City to pave said parts of said Lower Main Street, How ell and Shearer Avenues for their fui width with vitrified brick and con crete according to the established grade of said streets, and, Whereas, said City Council finds that Public interest and necessity de mand that said streets be paved as aforesaid;
 Now, therefore it is ordained by the said Common Council of the City of Bisbee. as follows, to-wit: Section 1. That said parts of said Lower Main Street. Howell Avenue and Shearer Avenue be paved accord. ing to said established grades with vitrified brick and hydraulic cement and broken stone concrete base, ac, cording to the plans and specifications
 
 of said City, said plans and specified tions being No. 1, which said specif. cations were adopted by Ordinance No. 63, for Main St and Brewery Ave, on the 18th day of June, 1905 and are hereby referred to and made a part of this ordinance as the plans and specifications for the paving herein provided for.
 Sec. ?. The contract to do said paving shall be let to the best bidder therefor after advertising to receive bids for the same, for ten days in the Bisbee Daily Review, and such other newspapers as said Council may by resolution direct.
 Sec. 3. The cost of paving said parts of said streets as above men toned shall be estimated according to the whole length of said parts of said streets per running foot, and the tractor for onefifth of the actual total amount of the cost of paving said streets as above mentioned, and the owners of the lots bordering on said parts of said streets 10 be paved shall be liable othe contractor for their proportion of the remaining cost In the ratio of the front lines of the lots owned by them to the whole improv- ed line, and in making the assessment against such owners for said i'm lprovements, the ground shall be as sessed across the ground fronting or Immediately abutting on said i'm lprovement back to the distance oi fifty feet from said front line, whether such land be subdivided by plating or conveyance or in any other man iner All assessments where the
 ground to be assessed is held by mors than one owner shall be in proportion
 of g fair cash value of each parcel
 less the value of the Improvements
 to be determined by the City Engi
 neer, and in case of sale upon ,
 precept. each parcel shall be offeret
 and sold separately, beginning wftl
 the front parcel and 90 on, Co the las