The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-10

the west line of said lot l 120 feet;
thence westerly parallel with Isaacs
Avenue to a point south of the point OF
beginning: thence north 120 feet TO be-
ginning. owner: w. ID. Proudfoot. NO.
25. Val. s5s0O0 Bent, sS6.37. Tax,
1882.
Sec. 2. The said tax shall be due
and payable to the City Treasurer on or
before the 18th day of April 1910, ana
when so paid shall be kept separate ard
known as the Water Assessment NO.
Fund If any of said tax shall not be
paid on or before said date, the same
shall become due and delinquent. "A
penalty of ten per cent shall be added
there to, and said tax with penalty ad-
ded shall thereafter bear interest at
the rate of eight per cent per annum
and be Immediately collectable In any
manner provided by law for the col
lection OF city delinquent taxes of said
city, and the same shall be lien on
the property on which the same is lev
led until the same shall be paid.
Sec g. That the water and sewer
department be and hereby are author
lied TO proceed with the construct'on
and laying of said water mains under
the supervision of the water and sew
er committee of the City Council at the
expiration of five days after the pas
sage, approval and publication of this
| ordinance Provided. however. If any
| freebooter in said assessment district
| shall within such time agree to do the
work for less than the estimate of cost
heretofore made, the Mayor and Clerk
! are hereby authorized 70 enter into a
contract w tn such freeholder for the
construction thereof. In accordance with
| the plans and spec atoms adopted
therefor. which sa "a contract shall re-
quire the completion of said improve
lment within ............. days IRON
| the date of said contract. And such
| freebooter shall give bond in a sum
equal to ten per cent. of his bid, con-
ditioned for the faithful performance
! of said work, in accordance with the
terms of the contract for the prot""-
ton of travellers lawfully travelling
along said street during the progress
of the work, and the payment of all IL.
forers, material men and others whC
shall do or perform any work thereon
| or furnish any material or skill there
for.
! Sec T. That the Mayor and City
Clerk are hereby authorized to draw
warrants upon the fund hereby created
| for the payment of labor and materia
used in the construction and laying 81
said water main, which said warrants
shall be paid out of the said fund orl''
and all laborers and material men shall
| look wholly to said fund for the paw
ment of said warrants, provided. how
| ever that If the contract for the con-
| struction of said water main be en-
tered into with any freeholder under
! the provision of Sec. of this ordi-
nance then upon the completion of sale
work and improvements and its o.
lceptance by the Council and the films
with the City Clerk of receipts shoWins
| that all claims for labor and materia
used in the construction of said i'm
nrovement have been paid: the Mayor
and City Clerk shall issue the war;
lrants of said City on said fund only tr
lpay for the same, and said contractor
shall look wholly to sad fund for sait
| contract price.
| Sec s. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after five
DAYS after its passage. approval ant
publication.
| Passed the Council. March s. 1910.
It. d. S. HART. City Clerk.
| Approved March 8. 1910.
EUGENE TAUSICK. Mayor
Published in Evening Statesman
| March 10, 1910.