The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-06-07

| Second: All that portion of first
street lying between the concrete
curbs as now established thereon and
line connecting the Northwest COR
ner of Block Four ca with point on
the concrete curb directly opposite and
in line with the North line of Block
Four (4) and line connecting the
Southwest corner of Block Four az
with the Southeast corner of Block
Four "a of Mallon's addition.
Third: All that alley running East
and West through Block Four 90, al
so known as ELM street.
Fourth: All that portion of High
street lying between the concrete
curbs as now established thereon and
a line connecting the Southeast COR
ner of Block Four (D Mallon's addi-
ton with the Northeast corner of the
tract owned by Northwest Light &
Water Company lying between First
street and Placer creek and a line
connecting the Southwest corner of
Block Five 60 Mallon's addition with
fthe Northwest corner of Block Three
(3), Sunnyside addition; including the
space formed by the intersection of
First street with High street.
| Fifth: All that portion of King
street lying between the concrete
curbs as now established thereon and
a line connecting the Northwest cor
ner Af Block Five 60, Mallon's addi-
| ton with the concrete curb directly
opposite in front of Lot Three 81
Block Three CD Mallon's Addition and
| in line with the North line of Block
Five 60 Mallon's Addition and the
South line of Lot Eight 90 Block One
| Cd South Wallace Townsite, produced
Easterly: including the space formed
by the intersection of High Street with
King Street
| Sixth All that portion of, Queen
Street lying between the Northwest
corner of Lot Three ca Rudy Addi-
ton and a point on Lot For
ty-seven 90 Ruddy Addition,
directly opposite and line connect
ing the Southwest corner of Lot
Twenty three (23) Rudy Addition
with the Southeast corner of Lot
Twentysix (26) Rudy Addition in
GLIDING the alley running East and
West between Lots Two ca and Three
CO Ruddy Addition and the alley run
ming East and West between Lots
Twentythree (23) and Twenty -four
(24 Ruddy Addition.
Section q That the general eharac-
ter of the said proposed improvements
consist of paving the said portions of
said streets and alleys with suitable
pavement or pavements, and cutters
and concrete curbs and sidewalks
where none now exist on said streets,
and the estimate of the cost 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 curbs, 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
improvements district, and i'm proper
ton to the benefits derived to said
property by said Improvements, suffi-
Gent to cover the total cost and ex-
2enses of the work to the center of
the respective streets, or alleys, Pro-
vided, however 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
terminates in, or crosses another main
street, shall be paid by the said City.
Section 3. That s o'clock in the af-
ternoon of the goth 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
office of the City Clerk Of said City.
II the protests against the said pro-
posed improvements by the owners of
more than two-thirds'of the front feet
OF the lots and land abutting on such
PROPOSED improvements and included