The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-09-23

( a line connecting the Southwest cor
} ner OF Block Three 60 with the
r Southeast corner of Block One "a OF
| Mallon's Addition, and a line connect
ing the Northwest corner of Block
Three go with the concrete curb on
the Westerly side Of said First Street
and in line with the North line Of
Block Three (3).
Tenth. All that portion of that al
ley running East and West through
Block Three go, Six (6), Eleven ND,
and Fourteen (l4), lying between 1t
line connecting the Southeast corner
of Lot T~wenty-four (24), in Block
Fourteen (l4), and the Northeast
corner of Lot Twenty-three (23), in
Block Fourteen (14), and a line con-
Meeting the Southwest corner of Lot
Two (2), In Block Three go, with the
Northwest corner of Lot one %, In
Block Three (3).
Eleventh; All that portion of that
alley running East and West through
Blocks Two (2), Seven CD, Ten (10),
and Fifteen (15), lying between a line
connecting the Southeast corner of
Lot Twenty-four (24), In Block Fiji
teen Q5), with the Northeast corner
of Lot Twenty three (23), in Block
Fifteen (15), and q line connecting the
Southwest eorner of Lot Twelve Q2),
In Block Two (2), with the North
west corner Of Lot Eleven G1), In
Block Two (2).
Twelfth: All that portion of that
alley running East and West through
Block Eight (S), Nine (9), and Six
teen Q6), lying between a line con-
Meeting the Southeast corner of Lot
Tw~enty-four (24), in Block Sixteen
Q6), and the Northeast corner of Lot
T~wenty-three (2S), in Block Sixteen
Q6), and a line connecting the South
west corner of Lot Two ca, in Block
Eight (S), and the Northwest corner
of Lot One Cd, in Block Eight (S).
Section 2. That the general char
acter of the said proposed improve
ments consist of paving the said por-
tons of said streets and alleys with
suitable pavement OF pavements, ana
cutters and concrete curbs where none
now exist on sale streets, and the es-
innate of the cost of said improve
ment or improvements is the sum of
$500 for each and every square yard
of such pavements and cutters, and
fifty cents per lineal foot for concrete
curbs, and that the cost of such i'm
~provements is to be assessed against
the property abuttlng. fronting, con-
%tiguous, or tributary (and included in
ilC dSbtSSiliSIl ulSlIltI 10 ne uGTbdI-
ter provided), on the portions or parts
of q streets and alleys to be inn
proved as aforesaid, and the lots n
lands included in the said improve
ment district to be formed by an or
dinance as hereinafter specified. each
lot and parcel of land to be separate
ly assessed for the full debt thereof
In proportion to the number Of feet
of such lands and the lots fronting
thereon, or included in said improve
ment district, and In proportion to
the benefits derived to said property
by said improvements, sufficient t.
cover the total cost and expenses of
the work to the center of the respect
i've streets or alleys, provided, how
ever, that the expenses of all of said
improvements in the space formed by
the junction of two or more streets,
or wherein one main street termin-
ates in, or crosses another main street,
shall be paid by the said City.
Section 3. That 8 o'clock in the
afternoon of the 18th day of october,
A. D.. 1915, Is fixed as the time on or
before which protests against said
proposed improvements may be filed
at the office of the City Clerk of said
City. II the protests against the said
proposed improvements by the own
ers of more than two-thirds of the
front feet Of the lots and lands abut-
ting on such proposed improvements
and included in the assessment dis
trict to be formed as hereafter pro-
Ivided, be filed on or before 8 o'clock
p. M. on the 18th day of october,
A. d. 1915, the Council of the said
City shall not proceed further with
such work, or improvements unless
three -fourths of the members Of said
Council of said City shall vote to pro-
coed with such work and improve
ments. If no such protest is filed, or
If such protest Is filed, and three
fourths of the said members of said
Council of said City shall vote to pro-
coed with such work and Improve
ments, the said Council shall at that
regular meeting proceed to consider
the same and shall then or at a sub
sequent time proceed to enact an or
dinance for such improvements. BY
the provisions of such an ordinance
to be enacted, a local improvement
district shall be established to be call
ed Local Improvement District No.
A." which shall include all the prop
erty fronting or abutting on, contig-
uous or tributary to the respective
portions of said streets and alleys to
be improved between the points nam
ed in this ordinance to the distance
back from such streets to the center
of the block or tract abutting thereon,
and shall include all lots n prop
erty abutting on that portion OF RIVER
street to be improved, which said or
dlnance shall provide that such I'M
proyements shall be made and that
the cost and expense thereof shall be
taxed and assessed upon all property
in such local improvement district,
(which costs shall be assessed in pro-
portion to the number of feet OF such
lands and lots fronting thereon, or
|abutting, contiguous or tributary TO,
Tor included in said improvement dis
ltrict, and in proportion to the bene-
vts derived by said improvements,
land provided that the City Council
may expend from the general fund
for such purposes such sum, as in
their Judgment, may be fair and eqult-
able in consideration of the benefits
laccruing to the general public by rea-
son of such improvements, and that
the expense of all improvements in
the space formed by the junction OF
two or more streets or wherein one
main street terminates in or crosses
another main street shall be paid by
the said City.
Section 4. 1t shall be the duty Of
the said Clerk of said City of Wal
lace, to cause this ordinance to be
published in The Wallace Miner, a
weekly newspaper published in the