Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1919, Page 10

HENRY WILLIS RETURNS FROM WAR HOSPITAL Entirely Recovered from Wounds Received at Chateau-Thierry, First Great Stand of Ameri- cans in France. Wounded at Chateau-Thierry, the! battleground on which Americans first established supremacy over the sermans, and convalescent since last July in hospitals in France and Amer- ica, Henry Willis of the 109th in- fantry reached home this week, glad to shake off the shackles of military duty and rejoin his friends. In com- pany with Fred Mower, also of Cas- per,’ who was injured in a railroad accident in France and went the rounds of the various hospitals at the same time he was transferred, Willis reached Cheyenne and was discharged from Fort D. Russell on Tues- day of this week. Willis saw eight months service as a member of the A. E. F. On! July 24, last, when the French were retreating before the Germans, Willis’ regiment was among those assigned to stem the tide of German invasion at Chateau-Thierry. Two days they fought in the open, not only con- quering the Huns but driving them back, and after a rest of a few hours were sent back into the line. Willis! received a shrapnel wound in the right hip on July 28, at the close of a brief period of active fighting that! wrote one of the most briliant , pages into the history of the war. Willis recalls also the work of a regiment of Alabama fighters who were sent into the front lines as a matter of punishment under military discipline, and who distinguished | themselves by continuing an advance to successive objectives. On July 29 Willis was removed to field hospital No. 112 and two daya| later reached the base hospital at} Nantes. Here he recovered slowly and upon becoming convalescent was} assigned to guard German prisoners in the hospital. Here, also, he met Camden Sheffner, who was in another of the base hospitals in the same city recovering from wounds, Willis was invalided home from France on February 5 and arrived at Newport News on the 18th. After | rem. i in hospitals for some time, | he was removed to Fort Douglas, | Utah, and thence to Fort D. A. Rus- sell. He has now entirely recovered | from his injuries, i The 157th infantry, to which Willis belonged, arrived in New| York Friday from Bordeaux. | Se ee eee eae It is jast fi women in England. Women school teachers in virtually every wages. ORDINANCE NO. 81A. { AN ORDINAN THE REGULATION CITY DUMP, ANTI FINE FOR ANYONE ING THE GARBAGE OR OTHER SUBSTA REQUIRING THE OW> HAULER OF ANY DEAD CAR- CASS TO BURY THE SAME. OF THE ‘IXING THE OVERHAUL- REFUSE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASPER, WYOMING. Section 1. It is hereby made un- lawful for person to overhaul any waste, garbage, deposit of refuse matter or any substance deposited or left in the City Dump. Section 2. It shall be unlawful for any person, owner or controller, to leave or dump any carcass or dead animal in what is known as the City Dump. All carcasses or dead animals must be buried by the person haul- ing them, by the owner or controller, at _a sufficient depth to not cause any offensive odors. ; Section 3. The dump manager or man in charge of the City Dump will; have complete control over the City Dump, and may establish rules and regulations how the garbage and other substances must be dumped. Section 4. Any person, associa- . e ine on | tion of persons, firm or corporation, ¢? the south property line of Fifth violating any of the provisions of the above and foregoing ordinance upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than five dollars ($5.00) nor more than One Hundred Dollars or by imprisonment in the| Property City Jail not more than ninety days. All ordinances or parts of ordi- nances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force ten days from and after its passage. Passed and approved this 8th day of April, A. D. 9, i JOHN F. LEEPER, pak Os Mayor. Attest: C. M. BRYAN, (SEAL) City Clerk. ——_____ ORDINANCE NO. 78 A. AN ORDINANCE CREATING GRADING DISTRICT NO. 1, PRO- VIDING FOR STRUCTING CROSSWALK, CURBS AND GUTTERS. WHEREAS, on the 21st day of Casper, a resolution of intention to improve by grading, constructing crosswalks, curbs and gutters and other - necessary improvements on those streets and portions of streets! as herein in this ordinance set forth and described, situated and being in the said City of Casper; and, WHEREAS, pursuant to notice as required by law, a hearing upon said resolution of intention to consider any and all remonstrances and objections to said proposed improvement was had before the City Council of the \City of Casper on the 3rd day of, April, A. D. 1919 at 7:30 o’clock, the time and place in said notice pro- vided; and, WHEREAS, no remonstrances hav- ing been filed or no objections made to said proposed improvements and there being no objections personally or any objections whatsoever to said resolution of intention to improve the streets and portions of streets herein described the City Council of the City of Casper then decided to proceed with said improvements. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR- DAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASPER: Section 1. That an improvement district be created for the purpose of grading, constructing cross-walks, curbs, and gutters be created and known as Grading District No. 1, and the same hereby is created in the City of Casper, State of Wyoming, which district is hereby formed for} the purpose of grading, constructing cross-walks, curbs and gutters to- gether with the necessary fixtures and attachments for surface drain- age of said streets and portions of streets so designated in the City of Casper, State of Wyoming, as fol- lows, to-wit: Fifth street from the east line of Durbin street to the east line of Mc- Kinley street. Fourth street from the east line of Durbin street to the east line of Mc- Kinley street. Beech street from the south line! of Fifth street to the north line of Fourth street Maple street from the south line of Fifth street to the north line of Fourth street. Pine street from the south line of Fifth street to the north line of Fourth street. Grant street from the south line |of Fifth street to the north line of| Casper, a resolution of intention to Fourth street. Lincoln street from the south line of Fifth street to the north line of Fourth street. Jefferson street from the south line of Fifth street to the north line of Fourth street. McKinley street from the line of Fifth street to the north line of Fourth street. And the alleys in blocks 57, 58, 59, 60, 96, 98 and 100. Section 2. That all of streets and portions of streets as hereafter set forth as included in said years since the | Grading District No. 1 shall be grad-|time and place in said notice pro- municipal franchise was conferred on €4, cross-waJks and curbs constructed, vided; and, drained and improved in a good and substantial. manner. Said cross- walks and curbs to be constructed of section of the United States concrete in accordance with the ordi-| there being and Canada are agitating for higher nances of the City of Casper. The! City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare plans and specifications for the draining, grading and improve- ments and also for the construction CE PROVIDING FOR of curbs and cross-walks end submit| such plans and specifications to the City Council] for approval. Section 3. That the trict upon which such asse be made for the purpose of paying the cost and expense of mak- ing said improvements within said Grading District No. 1 shall include all property except streets and alleys or portions of streets and alleys in- cluded in said assessment district be- tween the termini of said improve- ment, abutting upon, adjacent, vicinal or proximate to those portions of the said alleys as above set forth and de- scribed and ircluded in said Grading District No. 1 within the following boundaries, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the east property line of Durbin street in the center of Fourth street and running Bi along the center line of Fourth street to a point on the east prop- erty line of McKinley street pro- duced south to an intersection with said east and west line on Fourth street. Thence north along the east prop- erty line of McKinley street to a point which, when produced, 40 feet north from the south property line of Fifth street, intersects with a line running east and west and parallel street. Thence west along said line which is 40 feet north and parallel to the south property line of Fifth street to a point which intersects the east line’ of Durbin — street produced 40 feet north from the south property line of Fifth street. Thence south along the east prop- jerty line of Durbin street to the point of beginning. | Section 4. That all the property | within the limits of the said assess- ment district, except the streets and | alleys and portions of streets and | alleys included therein shall be con- sidered and held to be the property | specially benefitted by such improve- |e and shall be the property to be assessed to pay the cost an dexpenses | of said improvements. Said costs and | expenses shall be assessed upon all |the property as benefited in accord- ance with the special benefits con- ferred on such property in proportion IMPROVEMENTS | to the area and distance back from BY GRADING, DRAINING, CON-| the marginal lines thereof, respect- ively, of said alleys or portions there- of, as aforesaid, within said grading district. That the amount to be assessed against the separate lote, March, A. D. 1919, there was passed tracts er parcels of land within said by the City Council of the City of} south) jtions to said proposed improvement those - CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF district shall be ascertained and ap-! portioned in the manner and in ac-|. cordance with section 18 of Chapter) 120 of the session Laws of Wyo-! ™m 1915. That there shall be in-| cluded in the cost and expense of| said improvement to be assessed} against the property included in said! | assessment district, the cost of that portion of said improvement included within the limits of any street or; alley intersection space, the estimat-: ed cost and expense of inspection, ering and surveying, tests of jal, advertising, collection of sment and all other charges| which the City may have heretofore or hereafter shall incur in the mak-} ing of said improvements. Section 5. The City reserves the| right, and shall have the power to let! contracts for the entire work, or contract for parts thereof in separate and specified sections, All bids for |the grading, constructing cross-walks | and curbs shall be made upon uni- {form proposals and shall require in addition to the general bids the prices |per cubic yard for grading, costs per |square yard for laying cross-walks |and price per linear foot for con- structing curbs which price shall be}! specified in the contract and any re- duction or addition to the amount to} such calculations in apportioning the cost of grading, constructing cross- | walks and curbs shall be made upon | the basis of such costs. Section 7. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force ten days j from and after its passage, and the City Clerk shall post and publish the same in The Casper Daily Tribune in manner and form required by ordi- | nance. Passed and approved this 8th day of April, 1919. JOHN F. LEEPER, Mayor. Attest: | ©. M. BRYAN, | (SEAL) City Clerk. | | ees ORDINANCE CREATING GRADING DISTRICT NO. 3, PROVIDING FOR IMPROVEMENT BY GRAD- | ING, DRAINING, CONSTRUC- ING CROSS-WALKS, CURBS, AND GUTTERS. ORDINANCE NO. '80A. | WHEREAS, on the 21st day of |March, A. D. 1919, there was passed |by the City Council of the City of {improve by grading, constructing cross-walks, curbs, and gutters, and other necessary improvements on| those streets and portions of streets| 2s here in this ordinance set forth and described, situated and being in the said City of Casper; and, WHEREAS, pursuant to notice as required by law, a hearing upon said resolution of intention to consider any and all remonstrances and objec- was had before the City Council of \the City of Casper on the 3rd day of April, A. D. 1919 at 7:30 o'clock, the WHEREAS, no remonstrances hay- ing been filed or no objections made {to said proposed improvements and no objections personally or any objections whatsoever to said resolution of intention to improve streets and portions of streets herein described, The City Council of the City of Casper then decided to pro- ceed with said improvements. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR- DAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CASPER. Section 1. That an improvement district be created for the purpose of grading, constructing cross-walks, curbs and gutters be created and known as Grading \District No. 3 and the same hereby is created in the City of sper, State of Wyoming, which district is hereby formed for |the purpose of grading, constructing cross-walks, curbs, and gutters to- gether with the necessary fixtures and attachments for surfac drain- age of said streets and portions of streets so designated in the City of Casper, State of Wyoming, as follows, to-wit: Linden street from the center line of the alley running north and south in Blocks 132 and 133 extended across Linden street, to the east property line of Mc- Kinley street. Cunningham street from the center line of the alley running north and south in Blocks 131 and 132, to the east line of Mc- Kinley street. The south half (S%) of Buck- num street from the center line of the alley in Block 131, ex- tended north to the center of Bucknum street, to the center line of Jefferson street and all of Bucknum street from the cen- ter line of Jefferson street to the east line of McKinley stréet. The Causeway from the east line of McKinley street to the property line between Lots 7 and 8 in Block 56 extended south across the Causeway. First street in White’s Addi- tion from Jackson street to the center line of the alley in Block 48 running north and south ex- tended across First street. Lincoln street from the cen- ter of Bucknum street to Linden street. The east half (E%) of Jef- ferson street between Second street and the center line of Bucknum street and all of Jef- ferson street from the center line of Bucknum street to Linden street. The west helf (W%) of Mc- Kinley street from Second street to the south line of Block 47 (White’s Addition) extended west into McKinley street to Lin- den street. Jackson street from the south property line of Block 47 (White’s Addition) extended east across Jackson street, to the Causeway. The east half (E%%) of the alleys in Blocks 131 and 132. All of alley in Blocks 146 and 147 and in the unplatted Block between Jefferson and McKinley streets and Second and Linden streets. The east and west alley in Block 48 between Lots 1 and 4. The east and west alleys in Block 56 between Lots 1 and 4, and 6 and 7. The west half (W%) of the north and south alley in Block 48. ¢ . The west half (W%) of the north and south alley between Blocks 54 and 56. The north half (N%) of the east and west alleys in Block 56 between Lots 2, 3, and 4, and Lots 6, 8, and 9. The alleys in Block 58 are to be layed out. Section 2. That all of those streets and portions of streets as hereafter sci forth as included in said Grading District No. 3 shall be graded, cross-walks and curbs con- structed, drained and improved in a good and substantial manner. Said cross-walks and curbs to be con- structed of concrete in accordance with the ordinances of the City of Casper. The City Engineer is here- by directed to prepare plans and specifications for the said draining, grading, and improvements, and also for the construction of curbs and cross-walks and submit such plans and specifications to the City Council for approval. Section 3. That the assessed dis- trict upon which assessment shall be made for the purpose qf paying the cost and expense of making said im- provements within said Grading Dis- trict No. 3 shall include all property except streets and alleys or portions of streets and alleys included in said assessment district between the termini of said improvement, abut- ting upon, adjacent, vicinal or proxi- mate to those portions of the said alleys as above set forth and de- scribed and included in said Grad- ing District No. 3 within the follow- ing boundaries, to-wit: Beginning at a point, the in- tersection of the center lines of Bucknum street and of the alley running north and south in Blocks 131 and 132, and running south along the center line of the alley in Blocks 131 and 132 to the south property line of Linden street. Thence east along the south property line of Linden street to a point where egaid line inter- sects the east property line of McKinley street. Thence north along the east property line of McKinley street to the northwest corner of Block 61. (Sheridan Heights Addition). Thence eagt along\the soyth property line of the Causewey to a point 79.2 feet east of the northwest corner of Block. 64 (Sheridan Heights Addition.) 5 Thence north across the Cayge= way to a point on the natth property line of the Causeway 79.2 feet east of the southwést corner of Lot 7, Block 56. Thence continuing north on the property line between Lots 7 and 8 Block 56 to the center of the alley between Lots 6, 7, and 8, Thence east along the center line of said alley to the center line of the alley east of Lots 4, 5, and 6, Block 56. . Thence north along the cen- ter line of said alley on the east side of Lots 4, 5, and 6, Block 56 to the center line of the alley on the north of Lot 4, Block 56, Thence west along the center line of the alley north of Lot 4, Block 56 to a point in the alley . where the property line between Lots 1 and 2 produced south intersects the center line of the alley running east and west north of Lot 4, Block 56. Thence north along the line be- tween lots 1 and 2 to the south property line of First street. Thence east along the south property line of First street where it intersects the center line of the alley running north and south in Block 48 produced south to said south property line of First street. Thence north across First street along the center line of the north and south alley in Block 48 produced south and along the center line of said alley across the alley running east and west in. Block 48 to the southeast cor- ner of Lot 1, Block 48. Thence west along the south property line of Lot 1, Block 48 across Jackson street and along the south property line of Block 47 to a point in the ceg- ter of McKinley street where said south property line of Block 47 produced west inter- sects the center line of Mc- Kinley street. Thence north along the center line of McKinley street to the south property line of Second street. Thence west along the south property line of Second street to the intersection on said south property line of Second street with the center line of Jefferson street. Thence south slong the cen- ter line of Jefferson street to its intersection with the center line of Bueknum street, Thence west slong the center line of Bucknum street te & point where the center line ef ORDINANCE CREATING, DIN ‘|. -DISPRICT NO. 2, IDI ~ FOR IMPROVEMENTS: BY G Bucknum street intersects with the center, line of the alley in | Block 13% produced north to the | point beginning. Said improvement District No. 3 consists of that portion of Carey Brothers unsubdivided property between Jefferson and McKinley streets and the south property lines of Second and Lin- den streets. The east half (E%) of Blocks 131, 132, all of Blocks. 146 and 147 (Carey Brothers Addition), and all of | Blocks 57, 58 and ‘part of Blocks - 56 and 48 (White’s Addition). Section 4. That all the property! within the limits of the said assess- |ment district, except the streets and alleys or parts of streets and alleys included therein shall be considered and held to be the property specially. benefited by such improvement, and shall be the property to be assessed ito pay the cost and expenses of said improvement. Said costs and ex- penses shall be assessed upon all the property so benefited in accordance with the special benefits conferred on such property in proportion to the area and distance back from the | marginal lines thereof, respectively, of said alleys, or portions thereof, a: aforesaid, within said Grading Dis- trict. That the amount to be assessed against the separate lots, tracts or parcels of land within said district shall be ascertained and apportioned 2 the manner and in accordance with section 18 of chapter 120 of the Session Law of Wyoming 1915. That| \there shall be included in the cost; and expense of said improvement to| be assessed against the property ip-| cluded in said assessment district, ' the cost of that portion of said im-| provement included within the limits) of any street or alley intersection, | space, the extimated cost and ex-| pense of inspection, engineering, and | surveying, tests of material, adver- tising, collection of assessment, and) all other charges which the City may | have heretofore shall incur in the) making of said improvements. Section 5. The City reserves the right, and shall have the power to let| contracts for the entire work, or| eontract for parts thereof, in separ-/| ate and specified sections. All bids for the grading, constructing cross- walks, and curbs shall be made upon uniform proposals and shall require | in addition to the general bids the prices per cubic yard for grading, costs per square yard for laying cross-walks and the price per Inear foot for constructing curbs which price shall be specified in the con- tract and any reduction or addition to the amount to such calculations in apportioning the cost of grading, constructing cross-walks and curbs shall be made upon the basis of such costa. Section 7. This ordinance shal! take effect and be in force ten days from and after its passage, and the City Clerk shall post and publish the same in’ The er Dally Tribune fn manner and form’ required by ofdinance. ; it Passed and approved“'this. 8th day of, April, A.D. 1919. 7 ra > JOHN F. LERPER, Me og Mayor. a ¢.. City Clerk. 2 ING, DRAINING, CONSTRUCT- ING SRORS, WALKS, -CURBS, AND GU' RS. - ORDINANCE. NO. 79A /, WHEREAS, on the 21ét day March, A..D. 1819, there was. passe! by. the City Council of the City of Casper, a resolution of intention to ‘improve by grading, constructing cross walks, curbs, and gutters, and Other necessary improvements on those streets and portions of streets as here in this. ordinance set forth and described, situated and being in the said City of Casper; and, WHEREAS, pursuant to notice as required by law, a hearing upon said resolution of intention to consider any and all remonstrances and objec- tions to said proposed improvements was had before the City Council of the City of Casper on the 3rd day of April, A. D. 1919 at 7:30 o’clock, the time and place in said notcie pro- vided; and, WHEREAS, no remonstrances hav- ing been filed or no objections made to said proposed improvements, and there being no objections personally or any objections whatsoever to said resolution of intention to improve the streets and portions of streets heré in described, the City Council of the City of Casper then decided to pro- ceed with said improvements. ' NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR- DAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASPER: Section 1. That an improvement district be created for the purpose of grading, constructing cross-walks, curbs, id gutters be created and known as Grading District No. 2 and the same hereby is created in the City of Casper, State of Wyoming, which distriet is hereby formed for the purpose of grading, constructing cross-walks, curbs, and. itters to- gether with the necessary fixtures and attachments for surface drainage of said streets and portions of streets 90 designated in the City of Casper, Bate of Wyoming, es follows, to- The South, half (8%) of Fourth Street from the line of Durbin street to the east line of McKinley street. mi Third from the Eest linet of Destin to the center tae of Conwell square er city imits. First street from the “North line: of Second street to the South line of. Fourth’ street. -_ Railroad avenue from the North line of Second street to the East line of McKinley street. Second street from the’ West line-of the alley running North and South in block 76 extended North across Second street to the North property line of Second street, to the center line of Con- well square or city limits. Bucknum street from the West line of the alley running North and South in blocks 76 and 77 extended across Bucknum street, to the center line of the alley running North and South in block 131 extended North across Bucknum street. And the North half (N%) of Bucknum street from the alley running North and South in block 131, extended across Buck- num street to the center line of * Jefferson street. Cunningham street from the West line of the alley running North and South in blocks 77 and 78, to the Center line of the alley running North and South in blocks 131 and 132. Linden street from the West line of the alley running North and South, extended South to the South property line of Lin- den street to the center line of the alley running North and South in blocks 132 and 133. Beech street between Second and Fourth streets. : Maple street between First street and Fourth street. Pine street -between First and Fourth street. Grant street between Lin- den street and Fourth street. Lincoln street from the center line of Bucknum street to Fourth street. Jefferson street between Sec- ond street and fourth street and the West half/(W%) of Jeffer- son street from Second street to the center line of Bucknum street. McKinley street from Fourth street to Second street and the West half (W%) of McKinley street from Second street to the South property line of block 47 extended West into McKinley street. | Jackson street from the North property line of block 37 ex- tended Northeast across Jack- son street to the Northwest cor- ner of block 38, South to the South property line of Block 48 extended West across Jackson street. Washington street between Fourth street and Second street. The street running North and South and between blocks 76 and 71. s The West half (W%) of Con- well square in the city limite between Second and Third streets. walks and.curbs to be consttucted of ¢oncrete in accordance with the or- dinances of the City of Casper. The City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare plans and specifications for the said draining, grading, and im- provements, and also for the con- struction of curbs and cross walks and submit such plans and specifica- tions to the City Council for ap- proval. 4 . Section 3. That.the assessed dis- trict upon which assessment shall be made for the ‘purpose of paying the cost and expense of making ssid im- provements within said Grading Dis- trict No. 2 shall include all property except streets and alleys or portions of atreets and alleys included in said assessment district between the termini of said improvements, abut- ting upon, adjacent, vicinal or proxi- mate to those portions of the said alleys as above. set forth and de- scribed and included in said Grad- ing District No. 2 within the follow- ing boundaries, to-wit: Beginning at 2 point in the center of Fourth street on the East property line of Durbin street and running South along said East property line of Durbin street, to the North property line of Second street. e Thence East along the North property lie. oF Second street to the intersection of said North Property line of Second street with a line produced North slong the West property, line of the al- ley running North and South through blocks 78,77, and 76. Thence South along the West property line of the alley in blocks 78, 77 and 76 produced, and the West property line of the said alley to a point on said alley line produced South to the South property line of Linden street. Thence East along the-South Property line of Linden street to ® paint on the center line of the alley running North and South . Thence east along the center lines of Jefferson and Bucknum streets. 3 “Thence North along the center line of Bucknum street to a point, the intersection of the cen- ter lines of Jefferson and Buck- © num streets. Thence East along the South property line of Second street to a point on a line running North and South in the Center of Mc- Kinley street. Thence South 140 feet to a point on the South property line of block 47, produced West to the center of McKinley street. Thence East along the South property line of block 47 ¢ "s Addition) across Jack- son street and along the South property line of lot 1, block 48 to the South-east corner of lot 1, block 48. Thence North along the prop- erty line between lots 1 and 2, block 48 to the South property line of Second street. Thepce East along the South property line of Second street to the intersection of the South property line of Second street and the East line of the NEX% NW of section 10, township 33 North, range 79 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, the eastern boundary of the city limits. 4 Thence North along the East line of said NEX%NW%, sec- tion 10, township 33 North, range 79 West to a point on the South property line of block 78. Thence West along said South property line of block 78 to the Southwest corner of said block . « 78. Thence Southwest to the Northeast corner of block 58. Thence Southwest along the North propefty line of block 36 across Jackson street to the Northeast corner of block 37. Thence Southwest along the North property line of block 37 to the Northwest corner of block 37. Thence North along the East property line of McKinley street produced across C. & N. W. R. R. Co’s right of way to a point on the center line of Fourth street. Thence West along the center line of Fourth street to the East property line of Durbin street. the point of beginning. Said improvement District No. 2 contains all of blocks 5, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 Town of Casper Addition. All of blocks 97, 99, 180 and 145 and West half (W%) of blocks 131 and 1832 Carey Addition. All of blocks 36, 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 and 47 and part of, block 39 and lot 1, block 48 }) Hill Addition. Also East half (E%) of blocks 76, 77 and 78 of Park Addition and : Fourth stregt from ¢ line block 77 and West half (W%) drawn in a Northeast d ion of block 76 Butler’s Addition. "from, the Ngrthesst corhitr of | | Also C. & N. W. R. R. Co's right block 88. tq: 'the 8, oi) cores } of way. |). -! ner. of blocl'78 to fhe Himits. “| “Section 4.. That all the property “he i Peck Ae: o) . | within: the limita of the said asscss- 18) 18, 147 3%, 18, 9,08; 36, ddatick etcoyt. the ptracte and 37, 38, #77 “Butler ar 40, jeys of pafts of streets and alleys 4h, $2. pasta, Mig 78S Die {Welded therein. shall be considered 13 Bit e ones cocks {920 held to be the property specially vets wa D Eerges matted by. such improvement, and pe 2 : 3.25 ; I property to assessed Section 2. That sitiof thone stteets |to pay the cost and expenses of said §nd portions of streets as improvement. Said costs and ex- -|$et forth sas includéd in said Grad-|penses shall be assessed upon all the ing District No. 2;'shall ded, |property so benefited in accordance {| cross walke and curbs ¢o ucted, | with the special benefits conferred on Grained and improved in a and{auch property in proportion to the bubstantial manner. Said cross iarea arid distance back from the mar- ginal lines thereof, respectively, of said alleys, or portions thereof, as aforesaid, within said Grading Dis- trict. That the amount to be assess- ed against the separate lots, tracts or parce)s of land within said district shall be ascertained and apportioned in the manner.and in accordance with section 18 of chapter 120 of the Ses- sion Law of Wyoming 1915. That there shall be intluded in the cost and expense of said improvement to be assessed against the property in- cluded in said assessment district, the |cost of that portion of said improve- ment included within the limits of any street or alley intersection, space, the estimated cost and expense of in- spection, engineering, and surveying, tests of material, advertising, collec- tion of assessment, and all other charges which the City may have heretofore or hereafter shall incur in the making of said improvements. . Section 5. The City reserves the right, and shall have the power to let contracts for the entire work, or contracts for parts thereof, in sepa- rate and specified sections. All bids for the grading, constructing cross walks, and curbs shall be made up on uniform proposals and shall re- quire in addition to the general bids “| the prices per cubic yard for grading, -jeosts per square yard for laying cross walks and the price per linear foot for constructing curbs which pic shall. be specified in the con- ct and any reduction or addition to the amount to such calculations in spportioning the cost of grading, con- ting cross walks and curbs shall be made upon the basis of such costs. Section 6. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force ten days from and after its passage, and the City Clerk shall post and publish the same in the Casper Daily Tribune in manner and form required by ordi- nanee. Passed, and approved this 8th day of Say A. D. 1919. through blocks 181 and 182. . Thence North along the center line of the alley in blooks: 18} and 132 to @ peint in the @ater (SEAL, ; JOHN F. LEEPER, ‘4 Mayor. Attest :. Sane eae) C. M. BRYAN, - City Clerk. —