Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, February 27, 1920, Page 2

AN ORDINANCE CREATING LO- CAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BY NUMBER AND INCLUDING IN SUCH IMPROVEMENT DisT- RICT ALL THE PROPERTY FRONTING OR ABUTTING Ol, CONTIGUOUS’ OR TRIBUTARY TO THE STREETS TO BE IM- PROVED BETWEEN THE POINTS NAMED IN THIS ODRI- NANCE AND PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AND REFERRED TO IN ORDINANCE NO. 106 PAS- SED AND APPROVED OCTOBER 20, A. D., 1919; DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CHAIR- MAN AND BOARD OF TRUST- EES TO MAKE SUCH IMPROVE MENTS AND TO PAY THE COSTS AND EXPENSE THERE- OF BY ASSESSMENT UPON ALL PROPERTY IN SUCH LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT WHICH COSTS SHALL BE AS- SESSED IN PROPORTION TO THE NUMBER OF F SUCH LAND AND LOTS ING THEREON OR ABU CONTIGUOUS OR TRIB THERETO, AND INCLUDED IN SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT AND IN PROPORTION TO THE BENEFITS DERIVED BY SAID IMPROVE TS AND PRO VIDING FOR THE MAKING OF AN ASSESSMENT ROLL AND THE DOING OF SUCH OTHFR THINGS AS MAY BE_ Nt SARY AND REQUIRED BY LAW: WHEREAS, the Chairman and Board of Trustees, pursuant to Or dinance No. 106, convened in the Council Chambers in the Simon Bros. Building in the Village of Cottonwood, in Idaho County, State of Idaho at ten, © o’clock A. M. upon the llth day of November, A. D., 1919 and remained in session during the day for the pur. pose of receiving and acting upon ob Jjections, protests and remonstrances to the creation of such local improve- ment district and, no person appeared and entered or filed any protest, re- monstrance or objection to the crea- tion of said local improvement dist- rict. and, WHEREAS, plans and _ specifica- tions, estimates of costs and other data for the improvement of that por- tion of the streets, described in Or- | dinance No. 106 have heretofore been approved; and, | WHEREAS, it is necessary for the comfort, convenience, health and safe- ty of the inhabitants of the Village of Cottonwood and the owners of proper ty within the local improvement dist- rict hereinafter designated to improve the streets in the manner and form provided by said Ordinance No. 106; and. WHEREAS, it is of especial benefit to the lots and parcels of land includ- | ed within the said local improvement | district and to the owners of such | land, that such improvements be made at the time and in the manner and | form herein contemplated and in the | judgment of the chairman and the | board of trustees, the cost of such | improvement (exclusive of the cost of the improvement at street intersec- | tions and alleys) should be asse upon and paid by the lots and pa F of land included within said local im provement district and especially benefitted by such improvement; and, WHEREAS, it is necessary that provision be made for the prepara- | tion of an assessment roll in order | that the cost of such improvement be equitably assessed upon the lots and parcels of land within said local im- provement district by frontage and in necordance with the benefits received bv such lots and parcels of land re. spectively: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR-| DAINED BY THE CHAIRMAN AND BOARD OF ' 5} OF THE | VILLAGE OF COTTONWOOD: SECTION 1. That a local imprave- ment district within the limits of the Village of Cottonwood in Idaho Coun- ty, State of Idaho be and the same is hereby created and such improvement district shall be hereafter known and described as “LOCAL IMPROVE- MENT DISTRICT NO. 3”. uae lue names o1 Ow LUN 2, the streets LO be Linproved, wyewer points DeLWween Wala Muprover ik DE INwUe BNA Lue Beucral char er OL Une proposeu lin provements are us 10L0Ws: MALN DIKE) trom tne west line Of Goldstone Street lo the seutiu line OL Front Street vo be paved with nara suriace pavement and fourteen 100t concrete Walks on both sides of tne street and to ve graded. KUAD tram tne west line of Gold- stone Street to the southeasterly lim- Wits pucu its of the village to be graded and macadamized. KiNG S'KEET from Main Street to the north line of North Street to have eight foot concrete walks on both sides and the balance to be paved with hard surface pavement. KING STREET trom the north line | of North Street to Foster Avenue to be graded and macadamized the macadam to be twenty feet in width. | FOSTER AVENUE to be graded and macadamized with twenty foot macadam from King Street to east First Street. BROADWAY to be graded and a} fourteen foot concrete walk provided | from Main Street to First South | Street; from First South Street to} south side of Jefferson Avenue an) eight foot concrete walk to be provid- | ed and four foot parking, and to be paved full width of street from Main Street to south side of First South Street; the balance from F' South | Street to south side of Jefferson to be | paved with a thirty foot pavement in center of the street. FRONT STREET from. Main Street | to the west li and to be provided with an eight foot | concrete sidewalk on the south side | paved with a hard surface pave- | it the full width between said walk ge of Lewiston Street | $ line of Lewiston Street to Oak Street and Oak Street from Front Street to Jetferson Avenue ang Jefferson Ave- nite from Oak Streef to Bhocaeay to be graded and macadamizéd for a! width of twenty feet; the full length! between the points mentioned. | All streets to be provided with storm sewers, inlet basins, culverts, et cetra, as provided in the plans and specifications therefor on file with the Village Clerk, reference to which is hereby made. SECTION 3. That such improve- ments shall be done in accordance with the plans, specifications, pro- files and other data heretofore adopt- ed and approved by Ordinance No: 106, passed and approved October 20, A .D., 1919 to which ordinance re- re is hereby made and from which the general purpose, character, plans, estimates of cost and other de- are more fully disclosed. TION 4. That the following is a description of the outer bound- aries of the land to be included in said local improvement rict No. 3. Beginning at the southeast corner of lot 28 Block “J” of L. P. Brown’s Addition to the town of Cottonwood; thence in a southerly direction to the southeast corner of lot 19, Block “G” of said Brown's Addition; thence westerly along the south line of said Block “G" and continuing on the same course to the east line of Maple Street; thence north along the west line of Block “P”, “M”, “G” and “D” of Proctor’s Addition and produced northerly in the same course to a point which is 292.5 feet north from the northwest corner of Block “D” of said Proctor’s Addition; thence east- in straight line to northwest -y of Block “H” town of Cotton- | ; thence north to the northwest corner of lot 8, Block 15, MecPher- son's First Addition; thence east | along the north line of+Blocks 15 and 14 of said McPherson's Addition ana produced in a straight line easterly to a point which is 720 feet east from the section line between Sections 4 and | 5 of Township 31, North, Range 1 E | B. M.; thence south to the southeast | | corner of lot 12 Block 3 of Aichl- | mayr’s Addition; thence west to the west line of “E” Street; thence south- | erly to the southeast corner of Block 4 of L. P. Brown’s Addition; thence | southerly to the northwest corner of | lot 16, Block “C” of L. P. Brown’s| Addition; thence southeasterly to the! | northeast corner of lot 3, Block “A” | of said Brown’s Addition; thence | southerly along the east line of said Block “A” to the southeast corner of | said Block; thence westerly along the | north tine of Euclid Street to the in- | tersection with the north line of! | “FIRST STREET SOUTH” as origi-| nally laid out and platted; thence northwestérly along the north line of said “First Street South” to the southeast corner of lot 28, Block “J” of L. P. Brown’s Addition, this being the noint of beginning, also, 500 feet on either side and parallel to the center line of the road or street a< located, starting at the east ine of Main Street and west line of tuclid Street as platted in L. P. n’s Addition and running in an rly direction to the east limits of the Town of Cottonwood. DESCRIPTION That the cost and expense of said improvement (less the portion to be! paid by the Village at large) shall be assessed in the manner 4nd form pro- vided by law upon that portion of the following described lots, tracts and parcels of land, lying and being in the Village of Cottonwood, Idaho County, State of Idaho and within the outer boundaries of said local im- provement district No. 8, which lots and tracts of land are fronting or abutting contiguous or tributary to} the streets to be improved nated in Section 2 kpreof. BLOCK “A” Lots 1 Rose B. Johann; 2 Mrs. Hilda | as desig- | yor and Stella Pryor; 5 George Wilkin; 6, 7, 8, and 9 Grace L. Orr; 10 and 11 August Kopezynski; 12, 13, 14 and 15 Arthur Williams and Gar- | field Cheek; 16 and 17 Mrs. Hilda Carlson; 18 R. F, Fulton. ; 3 August Seubert; 4 W. E.| Klapprich; 6, 7, 8 Ferdinand Gobel; | | Henry Sprute also 12; BLOCK “B” Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 Samuel R. Libby; | 5 and 6 M. F. Rogers; 7 and 8 Theo- | dore F, Schaecher; 9 N. G. Bartlett; 10 and 11 J. E. Reilly; 12, 18 and 14 Walter Reid; 15 Chas. Betz; 15 and 16 Mrs. Vina Hodges. | BLOCK “E” Lots 1 Edgar E. Hough; 2 Magda- lena Malerich; 3, 4 and 5 Frank Han- ley; 6, 7 and 8 Joseph Schober; 9, 10} and 11 Methodist Episcopal Church; 12 and 13 Mark Howe; 14 A, S. Hardy; 15 John M. Johann; 16 C. T. McDonald. BLOCK “F” Lots 1 and 2 Frank Hanley; 3, 4, 5 and 6 Warren F. Potter; 7-8 Herman H. Nuxoll; 8 Frank J. Honer; 9 Her- | man H. Nuxoll, also 10-11; 11 Inland Investment & Trust Co., 12 William Hanley; 13, 14, 15 and 16 George Winder; and 18 Frank Hanley. BLOCK “G” | Lots 1, 2 and 3 L. G. Morris; 4 and | 5 John Rooke; 6 and 7 A. B. Rooke | Cottonwood Hardware & Implement} Co. 8, 9, and 10; 11, 12, 18 A. B. Rooke 14 and 15 Nannie E. Rooke; 15, 16 and 17 Emma Rooke; 18 Chas. Hair. BLOCK “H” Lots 1 William Brust; 2 H. M. Ash- baugh; 3 and 4 Swen J. Peterson; 5 and 6 Rufus H. Butler; 7 and 8 A, Heartburg and Mary P. Clough; 9 and 10 Felix Martzen; 1 and 12 Laura P. Hale; 13 Swen J. Peterson; 14 Orlo| Urich; 15 H. H. Nuxoll; 16 William | Brust. BLOCK “I” Lots 1, 2, 3 Lafyette Rhoades; 4 Mary Schober; 5, 6, 7, 8 Joseph chober; 9 Mary Schober; 10 J. L.| Wren andEmma E. Wren; 11, 12 Jos- evh Schober. McPHERSON’S FIRST ADDITION BLOCK “14” the flume, which now carries the Cottonwood Creek. r of FRONT STREET from the west| it Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 Orlo Urich; 5, 6, BLOCK “15” Lots 1, 2, 3 Jane Butler; 4, 5, 6, 7,,;Q 8, 9, 10 Geo. R. McPherson; 11 Periey | H. Dye; 12, 18, 14 Clarence Le Roy) Downer; 165 and 16 Geo, R. MePher- | son. AICHLMAYR’S ADDITION j BLOCK “2” | Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11} and 12 Mary T. Schober. BLOCK “3” Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 Harriet A. Downer; 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 Eusebia Aichlmayr. BLOCK “4” | Lots 1 and 2 Bertha F. Hendrickson; | 8, 4, 5 and 6 Bernard Albers; 7, 8, 9, 10 J. B. Krieger; 11 and 12 George! Rustemeyer. | RHOADE’S FIRST ADDITION BLOCK “2” | Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Riley Rice; 6,7 8 Rufus N. Butler. | BLOCK “3” Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 August Heart- burg and Mary P. Clough; 8, 9 Riley Rice. BLOCK “4” | Lots 1, 2, 8, 4 O. E. Clough and Mark Howe; 6, 6,7, 8, 9 Riley Rice; 10, 11 Mary T. Schober;,12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 Guy Davenport. | BLOCK “5” Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 Lee Rhoades; 5, 6, 7 8, 9. 10, 11, 12 W. W. Blackburn; 13, } 14, 15, 16 Henry Rehder. | BLOCK “8” | Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 Katharina Arnzen; | 5. 6. 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12 Leo. P. Simon: 18, 14, 15. 16 Cottonwood Water & Light Co. Ltd. | RLOCK “9” Lote 1, 2,8 Abel F. Olson; 4, 5 Anna Wensman; 6, 7, 8. 9 E. C. Sped- den; 10, 11, 12, 18, 14, 15 Frank Rad; 18. 17 Christ Lange; 17, 18 Adolph! Nick Bieren. | BLOCK 10" | Lots 1, 2 Elizabeth C. Bieren; 3, 4 Joseph F. Kohler; §, 6 Wm. Wagner; | 7 Elizabeth C. Bieren; 8, 9 John Jor | genson; 10, 11 Frederick C. Lange; | 12 Elizabeth C. Bieren; 13, 14 Wm. Wagner; 15, 16, 17, 18 Elizabeth C. Bieren. } BLOCK “11” Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6,7, 8 Mary C. Rink; 9, 10, 11, 12 Mary Terhaar; 13, 14, 15, and 16 Marie Kopezynski. BLOCK “15” Lots 1 and 2 R. M. Tombleson; 3) Mary J. Howell; 4, 5, 6, 7 Alexander Land Co.; 8, 9, 10, 11 Mary J. Howell; 12, 13, 14, 15 R. F. Fulton; 16 Mary J. Howell; 17,18 R. M. Tombleson. | BLOCK “16” | Lots 1, 2 W. W. Blackburn; 3. 4, W.| B. Sweet; 5, 6 Anton H. Nau; 7, 8, 9,! J. B. Broker; 10 Mrs. N. L. Gentry; | 11, 12 William Hanley; 18, 14 Chas. A. Wilson; 15, 16 W. W. Blackburn; 17 and 18 Ella A. Joslin. | BLOCK “17” Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Lulu M. Lancas- | ter; 7, 8 Katherine Gaul; & John | Hoene; 9 Edw. J. Terhaar, also 10; 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Lulu M. Lan- caster. RLOCK “20” 1, 2 R. Z. Church: 8, 4, 5, 6 Barney | Luchtefeld; John Hoene; 11, 12 John B. Forsman; | 18, 14, 15, 16 John B. Forsman. | RLOCK “21” Lots 1, 2 W. W. Blackburn; August Seubert; 4, 6, 6 W. W. Blac’ burn; 7, 8, 9 Wallace Scott; 10,11 M Mary J. Hill; 12, 18 Walter L. Brow 18, 14 Sarah E. Shinn; 15 Cottonwood “Hardware & Implement Co.; 16 August Seubert; 17, 18 Rose B. Johann. | PROCTOR’S ADDITION BLOCK “A” a John Maugg, all of block. | BLOCK “B” | 1, 2 William Buettner; 3, 4, 5, 6| John Maugg; 7, 8, 9 John Struck; 10, | 11 Allen L. Creelman. | BLOCK “C” | Lots 1, 2 Martha E. Kincaid; 3, 4, 5 Jacob Matthiesen; 6 Frank Rad; 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Jacob Matthiesen. | BLOCK “D” Lots 1, 2 Frank Rad; 3, 4, 5 Peter 9 W. B. Hussman and also 10; 11) 13, 14, 15 16 Ferdinand Gobel. | BLOCK “G” | Lots 1, 2 Farmer’s Union Ware- house Co.; 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8 ,9 ,10, 11, 12, | 18, 14, 15, 16 W. B. Hussman. | BLOCK “H” | Lots 1, 2 Helmuth C. Matthiesen; 3, 4 Reinhart Oesau; Tax No. 22 Interior | Warehouse Co. BLOCK “I” William T. Simon, whole block. } BLOCK “J” Lots 1, 2 Cottonwood Milling &| Elevator Co. Ltd. | BLOCK “K” | Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Co. Ltd., Whole block. BLOCK “L” lr Lots 1 Farmer’s Union Warehouse Co., 2, 3, 4 John W. Proctor. | BLOCK “M” | Lots 1 to 16 W. B. Hussman—Whole block. | BLOCK “P” | Lots 1 to 16 W. B. Hussman—Whole ff block. BLOCK “Q” Lots 1, 2, 8 Vollmer Clearwater Co. | Ltd. Village of Cottonwood—Part of above lots. \5 L. P. BROWN’S ADDITION BLOCK “A” | Lots 1, to 5 Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Co. Ltd. 6 to Hanley, 15 to 20 Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Co. Ltd. | BLOCK “C” | Lots 1 to 5 J. B. Krieger; 6 to 8 Madison Lumber & Mills Co., 9 to 26 Charles N. McLaughlin, 27 to 29 Madison Lumber & Mills Co., 30 Mary E. Miller, 31 to 34 Frank Ter-| haar. | BLOCK “D” | Lots 1 to 3 Cottonwood Co-opera- tive Creamery Co. Ltd., 4 to 7 Frank Hanley; 8 to 12 Joseph South; 18, 14 Felix Martzen; 15, 16, 17 Frank Hanley; 18, 19, 20 John Proctor; 21 to 27 Frank Hanley. BLOCK “G” Lots 1 and 2 Geo, F. Simon and F. | 7 and 8 Martha Harris; 9, }0, 11, 12, 18, 14, 15, and 16 Geo. R. McPhersen. {continued on page 7) le . 8 Felix Martzen; 9, 10| U5 =n) 14 Frank} YOU are to harvesta big corp in 1920 YOU nist put it in right YOU are to put it in the right way YOU need a good plow YOU do not own a JOHN DEERE plow YOU should call and get one The Reasons Are: THEY ARE ALL STEEL, giving the most possible strength for the weight and do- ing away with breakable and bendable castings. THEY ARE EASY TO MANAGE, all working parts being in the convenient reach of the operator. THERE ARE ONLY THREE LEVERS, one short one to level the plow and two long ones to raise and lower the bottoms. THERE IS A GREAT CLEARANCE underneath the frame and no clogging while plowing through starw bottoms hind heavy trash. ' THE EVEN WIDTH CUT AND NO SIDE DRAFT is made possible by the use of the new hitch which pulls below the line of draft and also pulls much lighter. THEY TURN SQUARE CORNERS, by the arrangement of the land wheel which eraks backward and runs just ahead of the rear plow point. THEY QUICK DETACHABLE SHARES, save much time and make changing shares a short easy and agreeable task, loosing none of the scouring efficiency. A CAR LOAD OF JOHN DEERE machinery is in rout and we invite you to call and talk, plow, drill, harrow, binder, or any machine your will need. AN ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION is offered on a few high lift gangs we have on hand. : YOURS TO END THOSE PLOW TROUBLES Cottonwood Hardware & Implement Co. The New Goods Are still arriving almost every day, and we are prepared to show now a greater line than ever in Figured Voils, India Silk, Blue Bird Lingerie, Light and Dark Percales, and New Ginghams. REDUCTION ON ALL LADIES’ & CHILDRENS DRESSES SPECIALS ON SHOES MEN’S WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S To clean.up on all odd sizes we are offering six different lots at a much reduced price. We guarantee them solid leather and a new pair is ready when you find paper in the soles or counters of a Peters’ Shoe. J. V. BAKER & SON WHERE QUALITY AND PRICES MEET