The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-14

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connecting the Northeast corner of
Lot Fifteen Q5). Block one %, Har-
ris' addition with the Northwest cor
ner of Lot "A" opposite Block one Cd,
Harris addition and on the southerly
side of the South Fork of the Occur
d'Alene river and line connecting
the Southeast corner of Lot Fifteen
Q5), Block Two ca, Harris addition
with the Southwest corner of Lot one
%, Block Four ca, Harris addition,
including the space formed by the in
tersection of Ninth street with Bank
street
Fifth: All that portion of Hotel
street lying between the curb lines as
now established thereon and line
connecting the Southwest corner of
Lot one ID, Block one %, Harris
addition and the Northwest corner of
Lot one %, Block Two ca, Harris
addition and line connecting the
southeast corner Of Lot Fifteen Q5),
Block one Cd, Harris addition with
the Northeast corner of Lot Fifteen
Q5), Block Two (2). Harris addition;
including the space formed by the in
tersection of Hotel street with Eighth
street and the space formed by the in
tersection of Ninth street with Hotel
street.
SlNlu. All ildl vi lilS louIi,
which is an extension of Bank street,
and commonly called the Burke and
Mullan Road, commencing at the
Northeasterly side of the Bank street
bridge, at the junction of Bank and
Ninth streets, thence Northeasterly
along the said road to the west line
of the Ore or go" Millsite, said
improvement to consist of paving said
road width of twenty (20) feet and
the constructing of concrete curbs and
concrete cutters where the same are
deemed necessary.
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 or pavements, and
cutters and concrete curbs and side
walks where none now exist on said
streets, and the estimate of the costs
of said improvement 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 eurbs. and that the cost
of such improvements is to be assess
ed against the property abutting,
fronting, contiguous, or tributary
(and included in the assessment dis
trict to be hereafter provided), on the
portions or parts of said streets and
alleys to be improved as aforesaid;
and the lots and lands included in the
said improvement district to be form
ed by an ordinance as hereinafter
specified, each lot and parcel of land
to be separately assessed for the full
debt thereof in proportion TO the num-
Der of feet of such lands and the lots
fronting thereon, or included in said
i'm
ton to the benefits derived to said
property by said improvements, sutfi-
Client to cover the total cost and eX-
penses of the work to the center of the
respective streets or alleys; provided,
however, that the expenses of all said
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 3. That o'clock in the af-
ternoon of the 10th day of June, A. d.
1917, is fixed as the time on or before
which protests against said proposed
improvements may be filed at the Of
flee of the City Clerk of said City. If
the protests against the said proposed
improvements by the owners of more
than two thirds of the front feet of
proposed improvements and included
in the assessment district to be form
ed as hereafter provided, be filed on
or before o'clock p. M on the 10th
day of June, A. d. 1917, the Council
of the said City shall not proceed fur
Their with such work, or improvements
unless three -fourths of the members
of said Council of said City shall vote
to proceed with such work and i'm
Iprovements. 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
proceed with such work and improve
ments, the said Council shall at that
Injecting proceed to consider the same
and shall then or at a subsequent
time proceed to enact an ordinance for
such improvements. BY the provi-
sions of such an ordinance to be enact
ed a local improvement district shall
be established to be called Local I'M
proVement District No g." which shall
include all the property fronting or
abutting on contiguous or tributary
to the respective portions of said
streets and alleys to be improved be-
tween the points named in this ord
nance to the distance back from such
streets to the center of the block OF
tract abutting thereon, and shall IN
clude all lots and property abutting on
the streets to be improved, which said
ordinance shall provide that such i'm
proyements shall be made and that the
costs and expense thereof shall be tax
ed and assessed upon all property in
such local improvement district which
costs shall be assessed in proportion
to the number of feet of such lands
and lots fronting thereon, or abuttlng
contiguous, or tributary to, or includ-
ed in said improvement district, and
in proportion to the benefits derived
/ by said improvements, and provided
that the City Council may expend
from the general fund for such pur-
poses such sum, as in their judy
ment, may be fair and equitable ip
consideration of the benefits accruing
to the general public by reason of such
improvements, and that the expense OF
all improvements in the space form
ed by the junction of two or more
streets or wherein one main street ter
inmates 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 the said City of Wal
lace, to cause this ordinance to be-
published in the Wallace Miner. a
weekly newspaper published in thu
said City of Wallace, and having
general circulation therein, and which
is the official newspaper of the salt
City of Wallace in at least two con
secutive issues of said newspaper be
fora tho o0th day of Tune A. ID. 1917