Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 5

Ni ORDINANCE NO. 85.A. AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAV. ING DISTRICT NUMBER EIGHT, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAVEMENT FOR SAID STREETS IN SAID CITY OF CASPER IN STRUCTION INCIDENT TO THE PAVING OF SAID DISTRICT, AND APPORTIONING THE COST THEREOF UPON THE ABUT- TING PROPERTY IN SAID DIs- TRICT. WHEREAS, on the 25th day of April, A. D. 1919, there was passed by the City Council of the City of Casper, a resolution of intention to improve by grading, paving, con- strueting curbs, and draining, ‘and other incidental work on the follow- ing streets, to-wit: Seeond street from the east prop- erty line of David street west to the City limits, or the dividing line be- tween the Standard and Midwest re- fineries. Devid street from the south prop- erty line of Second street to the north property line of first street. First street from the east property line of David street to the west prop- erty line of Ash street. Ash street from the north prop- erty line of First street to the south property line of Second street. WHEREAS, remonstranees and ob- jections to said improvement have been filed with the Clerk of the City of Casper, in the manner and withir the time provided by law, and said resolution of intention, by the own- ers of less than half of the property included in the assessment district proposed to be created for the pur- pose of paying the cost of said pro- posed improvement, and WHEREAS, said City Council of the City of Casper did, at the time and place aforesaid, duly eonsider said objections and remonstrances. and did thereupon overrule the same and decide to proeeed with said im- provement, NOW THEREFORE, BE IF OR- DAINED by the City Council of the City of Casper: jSection 1. Thal a paving and im- provement district to be known as Paving District Number 8 be, and is hereby, created within the City of Casper, State of Wyoming, which district is hereby formed for the pur- pose of improving by grading and paving, and other incidental con- struction, of the above described streets and property. Section 2. That all of those por- tions of said streets herein before set forth included in said Paving District Number 8, shal] be paved between the curb lines thereof in a good and sub- stantial manner with asphaltic con- crete, Topeka mixture, sheet asphalt, or bitulithic, and the City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare planr and specifications for said grading and paving, as aforesaid, and submit such plans and ‘specifications -to,the City Council for approval. _Seetion 3. That the assessment district upon the property of which shall be assessed for the Purpose of paying costs and expenses of making said improvements within said Pav- ing District Number 8, which inelude all property, except streets and alley: included in ‘said assessment district between the termini of said improve. ment abutting upon said streets above set forth and deseribed and ineluded in said Paving District Number 8 within the following boundaries, to- wit: Beginning at a point on the east line of David street 100 feet north of the north line of Second street. Thence west across David street to a point on the west line of Davie street 111.26 feet north of the inter- section of the north property line of Second street and the west property line of David street. Thence southwest through Block 57 and paralleling the north property line of Second street to a point on the east property line of Spruce street 111.26 feet north of the north property line of Second street. Thence southwest across Spruce street to a point on the west property line of Spruce street 101.82 feet north of the north property line of Second street. Thence south 79 degrees 9 minuter west, 732.50 feet and paralleling the north property line of Second street to a point 101.82 feet north of the north property line of Second street. Thence south 80 degrees 7 minutes west, 584.80 feet and paralleling the north property line of Second street to a point 101.50 feet north of the north property line of Second street. Thence south 78 degrees 15 min utes west, 1333.60 fect and parallel- ing the north property line af See- ond street to a point 102.12 feet north of the north property line of Second street. Thence south 79 degrees 56 min- utes west, 133.75 feet and parallel ing the north property line of Sec- ond street to a point 101.56 feet north of the north property line of Second street, or the City limits, a point 964.75 feet north of the eenter of Section 8, Township 33, Range 79 West, of the 6th Principal Meridian. 'Fhence south along the line through the center of Section 8, Township 33, Range 79, the west boundary of the City limits, acrose Second street to a point 135.39 feet south of the south property line of Second street and on said line through the center of Section 8, Township 33, Range 79. Thence northeast 1337.50 feet to a point 135.39 feet south of the south property line of Second street. Thence northeast 1337.50 feet @ point 135.39 feet south of the south property line of Second street on the east property line of the Standard Oil company’s property. Thence northeast. 584.8 feet to a point on the west line of Chestnut street extended north, 185.58 feet N ZES south of the south property lin Second street. cadens lence northeast across Chestnut street to a point on the east property Tine of Chestnut street extended north, 196.87 feet south of the south Property line of Second street. Thence northeast 732.50 feet to the west property line of Spruce street to a point 259.53 feet soifth of the south property line of Second street Thence southeast aefoss Spruce street to a point on the east prop- HAD of earues street 295.45 feet o le south pro i Second street. tail a hs Thence northeast through Block 21 and across Oak street; through lock 20 and across Elm_ street: through the west half of Block 19 to a point on the center line of the alley in Block 19, 295.45 feet nortt of the north property line of First street. Thence south along the center line} (SEAL) City Clerk. of the alley in Block 19 and the cen-| Pub. May 22, £919. ° ter line of said alley produced south Peet a across First street, and along said center line produced through the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad seek wrienesouee lots Numbers ani to the southeast bo of Lot 2. aap! Thence north 64 degrees 2 minutes east 656.33 feet along the southeast boundary of the Chicago & North- western Railroad company’s ware- heuse lots to a point on said south- east. boundary, the intersection of the east property line of David street produced south across First street and through the Chicago & North- western Raifroad company’s ware- house lots 10 and f1 to the said point on the southeast boundary of said Chicago & Northwestern Rail- mee company’s: warehouse Lot No. Thence north 255.82 feet along the east property line of David street produced south to said southeast boundary of the Chicago & North- -vestern Railroad company’s ware- house Lot 10 to the southwest cor- ner of Block No. 2; the intersection of the north property line of First street and.the east property line of David street. % Thence north 64 degrees 2 minutes sast 166.87 feet along the north prop- erty line of First street to the inter- section of the center line of the north and south alley in Block No. 2 with he north property line of First street. Thence north 415.15 feet along the verter Tine of the north and south alley in Block No. 2 across the east ind west alley in Block No. 2 along he center line of the north and south alley produced north and along the property line between lots 6 and 7 n Block 2 to the south property line of Second street. Thence west along the south prop- rty line of Second street to the north. vest corner of Block 2 or the inter- seetion of the south property line of Second street and the east property ine of David street. Thence north along the east prop- arty Tine of David street produced veross Second street and along said ‘ast property line of David street to 1 point 40@ feet north of the north »yroperty line of Second street; the voint of beginning. Section 4. The character and ex- ent of said improvements shall be as “olfows, to-wit: The construction of necessary curbs, draimage, and storm sewers, ‘onsisting of vitrified clay pipe, and Iso the necessary manholes, catch dasins, and other necessary fixtures ‘nd attachments, inlets and outlets, ‘or the surface drainage of said streets, and portions of streets, so tesignated, as above set forth. That “ll of the property within the limits rf said assessment district, except the treets and alleys, or parts of streets ind alleys, ineluded therein, shall be ‘onsidered and held to be the prop- ‘rty specially benefited by such im- yrovements, and shall be the prop- tty to be assessed to pay the cost md expense of said improvements, vhich cost and expense shall be issessed on all property so benefited, n accordance with the special bene- its conferred on such property in pro- vortion to area and distance back ‘rom the marginal lines of said streets espectively, and portions thereof, as :foresaid, within said paving district. That the amount to be assessed} igainst the separate lots, tracts, or! LEGAL NOTICES upon uniform proposals, and shalt re- quire, in addition to the general bid, the price per square yard for: the cost of placing the paving upor the street when graded, which said price shall be specified in the contract, and any deductions or additions in the amount of such calculations in appor- tioning the cost of paving shall be made uvon the basis of such cost per square yard. Section 8. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force 10 days from and after its passage, and the Clerk shall post, and publish the same in THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE, in manner and form as required by ordinance. t Passed, adopted, and approved this! 19th day of May, A. D. 1919. JOHN F. LEEPER, Mayor. ' Attest: | ASA F. SLOANE, ORDINANCE NO. 92-A. | AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING | THE ADVERTISING FOR BIDS| FOR THE SALE OF SEWER{ BONDS OF THE CITY OF CAS- PER, STATE OF WYOMING, IN THE AMOUNT OF $60,000.00. WHEREAS at an election duly called and held in the City of Cas- per, Wyoming, on the 29th day of March, A. D. 1919, after notice there- | Wyoming: be Casper Daiiy Cribune 2EgAL NOTICE: ORDINANCE NO. s1-A a LEGAL NOTICES bonds shall be printed the following certificate: AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING STATE OF WYOMING ) THE ISSUE OF SEWER BONDS | OF THE CITY OF CASPER, | WYOMING, TO THE AMOUNT OF SIXTY THOUSAND LARS ($66,000.00.) called and held im the City of Cas- per, Wyoming, on the 29th day of! been given for the time and in the manner required by law, more than ‘a majority of the votes cast at said election were in favor of issuing the Sewer Bords of said City to the! amount of Sixty Thousand Dollars| ($60,000) ; Therefore, | BE If ORDAINED by the Mator! and Council of the Gjty of Casper, Section 1. That under the au-! |thority of the election aforesaid! |there are hereby authorized to be is- |sued Sewer Bonds of the City of, Casper, Wyoming, to the amount of | Sixty Thousand Dollars ($60,000) | consisting of sixty (60) bonds of One, Thousand Dollars ($1,000) each,/| numbered from 1 to 60, both in- clusive, dated the 30th day of April, 1919, and beeoming due twenty (20) years after date, but redeemable at the option of the City of Casper at any time after ten (10) years after date. Both principal and interest of said bends shall be made payable at ss. COUNTY OF NATRONA ) do hereby certify that the debt limit of said City. In Testimony Whereof fF have here- March, 1919, after notice thereof had! unto set my hand and affixed my offi- -1919. cial seal thi. day of__ City ‘Clerk. (SEAL) Section 4. The City of Casper, See ee Clerk of the City of Casper, in the County DOL-\of Natrona and State of Wyoming, within ‘' bond ie issued pursuant to law and WHEREAS, at an election duly|that the same is within the lawful LEGAL NOTICES hereby covenants to and with the holders of the bonds hereby autho- rized, and each of them, that it will annually in due time, manner and season levy and collect a direct an- nual tax upon all the taxable prop- erty in the City of Casper, Wyom- ing, sufficient to provide payment of the principal and inter- LEGAL NOTICES JOHN F. LEEPER, Mayor. (SEAL) Attest: ASA F. SLOANE, City Clerk. for the STATE OF WYOMING COUNTY OF NATRONA : as. est of said bonds as same re- CITY OF CASPER spectively become due. I, John F. Leeper, Mayor. of the Section 5. Whereas an - City of Casper, do hereby preclaim to be the case and therefore ordinance shall be in full force = effect from and after the date of its that an emergency does exist in the s passing of this ordinance, and that the ordinence shall take effect and be in force on and after the date of passage. its passage Passed and approve? this 19ih day JOHN F. LEEPER. Pub. 1919. of May, A. D. 1919. May 22, of had been given for the time, and/ fhe office of the City Treasurer of the j in the mannér required by law, mere| City of Casper, Wyoming, or at the | than a majority of the votes cast at|} Banking Howse of Kountze Brothers | said election were in favor of issuing|jim the City of New York, State of the sewer bonds of said city in the) New York. Said bonds shall bear in- amount ef $60,000.00, for the pur-| terest at the rate of five (5) per pose of providing funds for building) centum per annum, payable semi- sewerage in the city, annually. NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained Section 2. The bonds hereby au-! by the Mayor and the Council of the| thorized shall be in substantially the City of Casper, Wyoming; ‘following form: Section 1. That notice be tiven by advertisement once each! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA week for four successive weeks in STATE OF WYOMING | The Casper Daily Tribune, a nesvs- CITY OF CASPER | vaper of general circulation, pub- SEWER BOND | Fished once each day in the City of | No.---__-__ $1,000 Casper, in the State of Wyoming, the, KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE said Casper Daily Tribune being the| PRESENTS: That the City of Cas- offeial publication of said City of|per, in the County of Natrona and | Casper; and also in the Municipal! Stete of Wyoming, acknowledges to | Journal, a newspaper of general cir-|owe, amd for value received hereby | culation, published in the City of New Promises to to bearer ONE, York, m the State of New York, in THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,000) the following form, to-wit: lawful money of the United States NOTICE OF SALE OF SEWERAGE | of America on the 30th day of April, | BONDS. 4939, with interest thereon from the | NOTICE OF SALE OF MUNICIPAL date hereof at the rate of five” (5) | COUPON BONDS OF THE CITY per centum per annum, payable semi- | OF CASPER, WYOMING. annually on the 30th day of April) Notice is hereby given that the and of October in ezch year on pre. | City Council of the City of Casper, sentation and surrender of the an-) Wyoming will issue and negotiate nexed interest coupons as they sev-| under, and in accordanee with, the erally become due. Both principal| provisions of Chapter 131 of the, 2nd interest of this bond are hereby| Wyoming Compiled Statutes of 1910,,made payable at the office of the, sixty ccapon bonds of the said City! City Treasurer in the City of Cas- of Casper of the denomination of! Per, Wyoming, or at the Banking} One Thousand (1,006.00) Dollars, House of Kountze Brothers in the each, bearing- interest at the rate of City of New. York, Stete of New| five per cent, payable semi-annually, | York. ' beth principal and interest payable This bond is redeemable at the at the office of the City Treasurer of Pleasure of the City of Casper at) the City of Casper, Wyoming, or at|#ny time after April 30, 1929, pro- the banking house of Kountze Vided thirty days previous notice in Brothers in the City of New York,| Writing of intention so to redeem State of New York, said bonds to be Shall have been filed with said numbered from one to sixty, inctu-, Kountze Brothers. sy sive, each to be dated the 30th day This bond is issued by the City of April, 1919, and to become pay-|°f Casper for the purpose of provid- able in twenty years after that date, img funds for constructing Sewer in and to be redeemable by the City of #nd for said City, under the...au- Casper at any time after ten years | thority of the Constitution and Laws after that date, said bonds to be of the State of Wyoming, and of an issued for the purpose of providing election duly called and held in said funds for the building of sewerage City on the 29th day of March, 1919. in said City of Casper. he And it is hereby certified and re- Said bonds shall not be sold for less | Cited that all acts, conditions and than their par value, and the City/ things required to be done precedent Council of the City of Casper re-|t@ and im the issuing of this bond serves the right to reject any and all|/have been done, happened and been bids, and sell the same at private Performed in regular and due form sale; if they deem it for the best in-| 25 required by low, and that the total terests of said city. indebtedness of the City ,of Casper, Seated bids will be received until | imcluding this bond, does not exceed 8:00 o’clock p. m. on the 30th day ue statutory or constitutional limi- of June A. D. 1919, at which time! tions. ets. s they will be opened at the Council! IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Chambers in the said City of Casper. | City Council of the City of Casper, All bids must be accompanied by | Wyoming, has caused this bond to be certified check in the amount of five |Signed by its Mayor, countersigned per cent of the bid, payable to J. S.|>Y its ‘Treasurer, and attested by its Van Doren, Treasurer of the City of City Clerk, with the corporate seal Casper, Wyoming, . as~ evidence of hereto affixed, and has caused the good faith on the part of the bidder. | #"nexed interest coupons to be exe-| Bids should be, addressed to Asa | CUted with the facsimile signature of | F. Sloane, Clerk 6f the City of Cas-|S#id officers this 30th day of April, | AMELS are as delightful to your taste as they are new. And, so satisfying that they meet every cigarette desire you ever have had. Camels are unusual; in fact they’re ur= like any cigarette you ever smoked. 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Whéreas, an amerpency: | sion, space or spaces, the estimated | sost and expense of inspection, engi- neering, and surveying, test of mate- sials, advertising, collection of assess- | ments, and all other charges which | ‘he City may have heretofore, or hereinafter, concurred in the maki of said improvements. Section 5. That no part of said] improvement shall be paid out of ie Nitent genera! fund or the road fund o: City of Casper, except for the paving, | grading, and improvement im front| and upon lets 6, 7, and 8 in Block 1, facing on Ash street, and Lots 34, , 36 loeated in Block 1, and facing on David street, this property belong- ing to the City of Casper, will be paid out of the general fund of said City. Section 6. That the said improve- ment is to be maintained by the con-| tractor for a period of five years, and that the charge for the mainten- ance to be included in the assessment | for such improvement. Section 7. The City reserves the| right, and shall have the power, to let contracts for the entire work, or! contract for parts thereof, in sepa- rate and specified sections. All bids, for paving contracts shall be made, \exists, such is hereby declared to be the case and therefore this ordinance | shall be im full force and effect from | and aften the date of its passage. f ing of May, A. D. 1919. State of Wyoming, County of Na- Passed and approved this 19th day | JOHN F. LEEPER, | Mayor. ASA F. SLOAN, | City Clerk. trona, City of Casper, ss. I, John F. Leeper, Mayor of the City of Casper, do hereby proclaim} that an emergency does exist in the passing of this ordinance, and that the ordinance shall take effeet and) be in force on and after the date of its passage. JOHN F. LEEPER. | Pub. 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