The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-24


Ian road commencing AZ the north
easterly side OF the Bank street bridge
at the junction OF Bank and Nintl
streets, as described in the Ohicia
plat OF the City OF Wallace, and eN-
tending thence nOrtheasterly along
the said road TO the northeast boun-
dairy OF the City OF Wallace, said inn
prOvement TO consist OF paving said
road u width of twenty 600 feet and
the construction OF concrete curbs
sidewalks and concrete cutters where
! the same are deemed necessary.
Second All that portion of Canyon
avenue as described in the official plat
of East Wallace toWnsite. beginning
at the north side of the Mullan road
at the junction of said Canyon ave-
nue. and Mullan road and extending
thence along said avenue to the north
boundary OF the City OF Wallace. said
Improvements to consist of paving
said road a width of twenty 600 feet
and the construction of concrete
curbs. sidewalks and concrete cutters
where the same are deemed neces-
sary.
Third: All that portion of the
Burke road beginning at the east side
of Canyon avenue at the junction of
said Burke road and Canyon avenue.
and extending thence nOrtherly be
tween the Burke branch of the North
ern Pacific Railway company and
Lots One %, Two CD. Three (S).
Four ca. Five 90. Six 60, Seven CD.
Eight go. Nine 90, Ten QO) and
Eleven OD. Block Four Cd of East
Wallace townsite, said improvements
to consist of paving said road a width
of twenty 600 feet and the construc-
ton of concrete curbs, sidewalks and
concrete cutters where the same are
deemed necessary
And that said Improvement Shall
consist of paving the said portions of
said streets and alleys hereinbefore
described with suitable pavement or
paVements, including concrete cutters,
sidewalks and curbs where no curbs
exist. and which said ordinance pro-
vided that four Cd o'clock in the aft
ernoon Of the LIST day of June. 1920.
be fixed as the time on or before
which protest against said proposed
improvements might be filed at the
Office of the city clerk of said city, and
which said ordinance was published
in the Wallace Miner the official
newspaper of said city and being a
weekly newspaper published in said
city in two consecutive issues there
Of before the time fixed by said or
dinance for filing such protests. to-
wit. in the issues of said newspaper
published and issued on Thursday, the
goth day of May 1920, and Thursday.
the 27th day of May, 1920, an affidavit
of such publication having been filed
before the time fixed for filing such
protests, and no protests having been
filed with the city clerk or made to
the city council and all of the mem
bers of said city council having here
tofore voted to proceed with the work
of paving said streets and alleys ac-
cording to the intentions declared in
said ordinance No 143.
1T Is NOW THEREFORE, OR
DAMNED. That there be and hereby is
a local improvement dis
trict to be and which is hereby called
Local Improvement District No. 9"
in said city which shall include all
the property fronting and abutting on.
contiguous and tributary to all pOr-
tons of said streets and alleys here
nbefore described, and which prop
erty is subject to an assessment for
such improvements to-wit:
First All that portion of the MuI-
AN road commencing at the north
7asterly side of the Bank street bridge
at the junction of Bank and Ninth
streets, as described in the official plat
IF the City of Wallace, and extending
thence northeasterly along said road
10 the northeast boundary of the City
IF Wallace, said improvement to con-
sist of paving said road a width of
.wenty (2O) feet and the construction /
Of concrete curbs sidewalks and con-
;rete cutters where the same are /
ieemed necessary.
Second: All that portion of Canyon /
venue as described in the official plat /
If East Wallace townsite. beginning |
1t the north side of the Mullan road /
It the junction of said Canyon avenue |
md Mullan road and extending thence /
llong said avenue to the north boun- !
larry of the City of Wallace said i'm
to consist of paving said
Dad a width of twenty 600 feet and |
he construction of concrete curbs, |
sidewalks and concrete cutters where /
he same are deemed necessary.
Third: All that portion of the |
8urke road beginning at the east side |
If Canyon avenue, at the junction of |
laid Burke road and Canyon avenue |
md extending thence northerly be- |
Ween the Burke branch of the North |
I'm Pacific Railway company and Lots |
)ne %, Two 90. Three 90, -Four |
eight 49, Nine 90. Ten (10). and /
eleven I'D, Block Four "a, of East
Wallace townsite, said improvements
o consist of paving said road a width /
# twenty (20) feet and the construc-
ion of concrete curbs. sidewalks and
oncrete cutters where the same are I
eemed necessary.
hall be made on said streets and al (
eys at a grade to conform substan- /,
tally with the grades heretofore es-
ablished by city ordinances and ac-
ording to the profiles thereof which Il
re on file in the office of the city en-
ineer of said city, and such improve
nents shall be made to conform to Ii
he plans and specifications prepared /
y the city engineer of said city and |,
o be adopted and approved by the /,
ity council of such city and ordinances
elating thereto.
Section 4. Such improvement shall I
e made and the cost and expenses
hereof shall be taxed and assessed /
pom all property in such local i'm I
rOvement district, which shall be as
essed in proportion to the number of
eet of such lands and lots fronting I
nd abutting thereof contiguous and 4
thereto. or included in said
district and in proper
ion to the benefits derived by said
Provided that the city {
Ouncil may eXpend from the general /
und for such proposed improvements i
UGH sums. as in their judgment may ]
e fair and equitable in consideration /
f the benefits accruing to the gen