The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-26

between the points thereon heHtloh
ed herein to the distance back from
said streets or avenues II plated II
blocks to the center of the BLOCKS Il
plated in lots to the center OF the
lots, and If not plated. to the distance
of 125 feet, which Improvement dis,
trict includes the following described
| property:
Lots i to IS. inclusive, block g. Kim
Lots 70. 8, A. 81, 4s, IS and AZ, AS,
Lots l to 9, block IS. Danilson's ad-
dition,
Lots II to 20, block 6S, Danilson' S
addition.
Lots / to 10, block CT, Danilson's ad-
dition.
Lots to 10, block AZ, Danilson's adj
dition.
Lots II to 20. block As, Danilson's
addition.
| Lots / to 10, block As, Danilson's ad-
dition.
Lots II to 20, block 4s, Shilling ad-
dition.
ham county,, Shilling addition.
Lots l to 10, block 46, Shilling ad-
dition.
Lots i to 10, block 10, Shilling ad-
All of block II, Shilling addition.
Lots A and B, 6 to IL, II to %, block
l. u, Shilling addition.
Lots / to no. block 2, Montgomery
addition.
Lots to 10, block /, Parkinson ad-
Lots to 6, and Sc block 3, Tanner
addition
Lots / to 5, block 1. Tanners add,
ton.
Lot l bingham county farm bureau)
Assessors plat.
Lots 3 to 10 (Salmon River railroad).
block so, Danilson's addition.
Lots ii to 10, block 40. Danilson's
addition.
Lots II to 20, block 116, Danilson's
addition.
Lots Ito 5, block ia, Danilson's ad-
dition
Lots to 10, block 115, Danilson's ad-
Lot "a, Assessors plat.
Lot B, Kennedy's Second addition.
Lot A, Kennedy's Second addition.
Lots l to Z, and Wa lot s. block q
Kennedy's Second addition.
Lots "a to 80, and Wa lot 23, block 2,
Kennedy's Second addition.
Lots Z to II, and 22k feet lot g.
Lots y to Is, and S 221 feet, lot H.
block 116, Danilson's 1st supplement-
:, Lots : to II, and S PA feet, lot 6,
Lots 12-to Is, and s 22R feet, lot II,
block 1874 Danilsons 1st supplement
Fractional lots Z to II, block 1926,
Danilson's End supplement-.
Lots / to 5 and 16 to 20, block 1877,
DanllSO1l Enu supplement-.
Lots 4 and 5, block 1877, Danilson's
End supplement.
Lot A, Dipple addition.
Lot B, Dipple addition.
Lot ID, Dipple addition.
Lots II to 20, block 3, DIPPED addi-
ton
Lots to 3, and 1G to 90, block III,
Danilson's 1st supplement.
Lots + to s. and 16 to 20, block 1913,
Danilson's 1st supplement.
Totc and AssaSSoT'S Mat
oregon Short Line railroad fronting
West Main from north line of Francis
street to the city limits. judicial and
Bridge streets from east line of right
of way to connect with present pave
ment.
Section 9. That the estimated cost
and expense of Improvement is is fol-
lows
Total estimated cost. s17S, 225,5O; por-
tion of cost to be assessed against prop
erty within Improvement district, $685.
$500: cost of improving street inter-
sections, $39,252.50; That the entire cost
OF SAID Improvement is to be assessed
against the property within the i'm
proVement district hereinhefore de-
fired, except that portion of the cost
and expense for the Improvement of
the space formed by the junction of
two or more streets or where one main
street terminates in or crosses arpth-
err main street, and also all crossings
or cross walks which shall be paid by
the City of Blackfoot from the pro-
ceeds of the sale of its general NUM-
cipal Coupon bonds.
Section 4. That said Improvement
is hereby declared to be an original
of the above streets and
avenues between the points thereon
Section 5. That the city clerk is
hereby ordered and directed to give no
tice hereof by causing this ordinance
to be published at least once week
fnr TWO VIC in hn
no Republican, a semiweekly news
paper published in Blackfoot. Idaho,
the same being the official newspaper
of said city, preceding the 9Th day of
this ordinance for the fling of protests
against said Improvement.
Section g.. That all property own
ers who desire to protest against the
creation of said Improvement district
shall file said protests in the office of
the city clerk at any time before s o.
clock p. m. on the 9th day of April,
1920, at which time the mayor and city
council will meet and consider any such
protests filed and determine whether
or not to proceed with said improve
ment.
against property benefited shall be
paid in ten annual installmehts and
that bonds of the district shall be is
sued, to be payable on or before date
not to exceed ten years from date of
issuance, said bonds to be lien on all
lots and parcels of land in said i'm
provement district hereinbefore de-
fined and made subject to assessment
for payment of said bonds and inter-
est coupons thereon.
Section g. That all ordinances. reso-
lutions and orders, or parts thereof, be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Section 9. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect on and after
he dot nf re nd ,a1
and due publication.
PASSED AND APPROVED by the
mayor and city council this 10th day
Of March, 1920.
N. j. THORsTENBURG Mayor.
Attest: LEON J. CHAPMAN City Clerk.
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