The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1920-08-14
SECTION BE it ordered by


walks on the hereinafter described
streets in said city, and that in its
| judgment the general improvement
fund should not be used for the pur-
purpose of making said improve
ments land that the cost of making
said improvements shall be made a
special tax upon each lot or piece of
ground adjoining the sidewalk on the
said streets, or part thereof, which
shall be assessed with and be liable
with the whole cost of the improve
ment Immediately in front of it and
for its entire frontage only; said i'm
| provements and special assessment to
| be in conformity with the provisions
of Chapter 260, Laws 1912, as
amended.
SECTION 2.-That the improve
ments shall consist, in general way,
of the following items -
A substantial concrete sidewalk
approximately four feet in width
along all of the below-named streets
excepting those portions described
in the next paragraph.
A substantial concrete sidewalk
approximately six feet in width
along both sides of Main street, from
| Front to Second street; on the west
| side of Front street from Union to
State street; and on the east side of
Front street from the north side of
lot owned by c.. G. Moreau, No. 780,
Of the First ward, to the south pro-
jected line of the property belonging
to Jules Menou, No. 143, of the Sec
ond ward
Also a substantial concrete COM
| bined curb and gutter approximate
ly eighteen inches wide and twelve
inches high and of suitable design,
to extend parallel to and adjoining
or adjacent to all of the above and
within-named sidewalks.
All of said work to be done in con-
formity to plans and specifications
to be prepared by some competent
engineer adopted by the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, and in furth-
er accordance with proper and uni
form igments and grades as may be
best for the public interset..
SECTION 3.-The proposed side
walk improvements shall embrace
that portion of the following terrific
ry:-
On west side of Front street, from
the north side of lot owned by the
Peerless Oyster Company and known
as lot 81, of the First ward, to the
north line of Citizen street;
On the east side of Front street,
from the north line of lot owned by
c. G. Moreau, and known as lot No.
279 of the First ward to the south
line of lot owned by Jules Menou
and known as lot No. 143 of the Sec
ond ward;
On the north side of Carroll ave-
nue., from Front street to the west
line of lot owned by Boroush and
known as lot No. 619 of the First
ward;
On the south side of Carroll ave-
nue., from Front street to the west
line of lot owned by Jos. L. eager,
and known as lot No. 6S7 of the
First ward;
On the north side of Main street,
from Front street to the west line of
lot owned by W. A. Mcdonald and
known as lot No. $40 of the First
On the. south side of Main street,
from Front street to the east side
OF Nicaise avenue;
On both sides of Union street,
from Front street to the east side
OF Nicaise avenue;
On both sides of Union street,
from Front street to the east side
OF Hancock street, and
On both sides of Washington street
from Front street to the east side
of Hancock street.
SECTION 4.--That the owners of
each lot or piece of ground adjoining
streets on said designated portion of
said streets upon which said special
Improvement is proposed to be con-
strGcted shall be assessed with and
liable for the whole cost of the i'm
provements Immediately in front of
1t and for its entire frontage; and
such owners opposed to said i'm
provements are hereby notified to
file their protest or objections before
said Beard within ten days after the
completion of the publication of this
resolution or to make the said spe-
clal improcedents in accordance with
this resolution and the plans and
Specifications thereof hereafter to be
adopted, within thirty days after the
order of this Board adopting said
plans and specifications of said Board
of Mayor and Aldermen shall cause
all Of said improvements to be made
IN the manner provided for and the
cost of the work shall be assessed
against and be lien against said pro-
perty in the amer required by said
Chapter 260, Laws 1912, as amended.
SECTION 5.-That the amount of
the assessment for the cost of said
special assessments shall be paid
within thirty days after said assess
ments are made, unless within said
time the owner of said property pays
IN cash to the City one-tenth of the
amount due on the assessment, and
deliver to the tay-collector of said
city such owners nine pror1iissary
notes for the balance; the notes to
be due and payable annually for
equal Installmetns of the balance due
with SIX per cent interest, and provid-
ing therein reasonable attorneys
fee IN the event said notes are not
PAID at maturity, and same are plac-
ed IN the hands of the attorney for
collections; said potes to further pro-
vide that if any of said notes shall
not be paid upon maturity that all