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87 of 1903 - Ordinance 87 of 1903 – Sidewalk Extension No. 42. AN ORDINANCE . An ordinance levying a tax and for the assessment of property on the east side of Seventh Bast Street between South Temple and First South Streets, in Sidewalk District No. 22, for the construc- tion of a sidewalk. Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah: SECTION 1. That the City Council does hereby levy the tax and provide for the assessment upon the property hereinafter described abutting on the east sidei of Seventh East Street between South Temple and First South Streets, in Sidewalk District No. 22. This tax is levied to defray the expense of constructing a sidewalk upon said portion of said street opposite the property hereinafter described to be especially affected and benefited by said improvement, and it is hereby adjudged, determined and estab- lished that the same will be especially benefited thereby to the full amount of the tax hereby levied, and said parcels of land are hereby assessed at an equal and uniform rate in accordance with the linear foot frontage upon said portion of said street fronting upon and to a depth of twenty-five (25) feet back therefrom, and the tax hereby levied and to be assessed upon said parcels of land is eight hundred and seventy-one and 20/100 0871.20) dollars, or one and 32/100 ( 1.32) dollars per front or linear foot, and the Treasurer is hereby authorized and empowered to assess in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance for the purpose herein mentioned, all of lots 4 and 5, block 59, plat *B", Salt Lake City Survey, as the • same are shown upon the official plats of said City to a depth of twenty-five (25) feet back from said street. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon approval. Sidewalk Extension No. 42. /�/'lG7�L✓-�/ Passed by the City Council of Se.1 ,1 0 City, Utah, July 20th, 1903, and referred to the Mayor for his approval./ Apposed this ° ay of July, 1908. i R.)I5rder. s r \ C 7j . QDXtt2QJO IA 14d•10ctogq to ds.eraaasaua grid No' bna mkt a Lsilxvet oonrantbxo mil Ana otgto, r+duae nserr3ed *oral toast .:dnovee llo able fuse eri no -ouxdan,:o. ed3 101 ,22 .ot dotxiatt Alawsbt0 nt ,ateeii$ ftuoe da7tl • oilasuabta a '10 cooii* N :gsdl ,x*t0 oast dial to ItonuoO VA tal yid be ble t\et , k :\ '17 v ^ 4r buss ssd °Ad %vet ydoxeri aleb liouuo0 tie ed;xta �it ID , z S, boat-mash xa?2a+trtHter %,? �i5 irit ' d xat �`}£�ro*\„ 'N ' rituo8 noowded *o211A1 4111 rift*! lolbiO3e 'dtt tto�� ue $ .u_, .oH dotxd [, w41i30 at , too ' td'ttt b sR_� '! ; cc nnidaui?aaAO 4�e1 � q: yet b Eie4 a&r.st {txiI mA =3. ca �,c xtlo oxq edd s4tsogge tow4i+1 hiss t q : aaJg noq�r 41A ol,Ia v 3 Yd bett'ioned bail betee2la 1�liatoegae..•. • �bedi ogsb ^ce nn(I d " i. -dads© buss boc:la:nofab ,bo3but,bs Yd©xo,:i a :s d as *nebvo;4+?,mi4ima sdid od 'doe* bodilonod x lIsio:,c ae ed 1J iw earecs o1.d +x:...; uoriutt ex,s Anal 10 atooxaaq Was Jana ,botvei Ydexer' quad so* 'to ;'nuoute 110 sri :idtw sonsi*N000e nt e3'al tarcoxtau bums tamps as to baaaeuaaa xtde-ed nogs ',nidnox1 doexta Alas to notfNaq atom aoqu eg.r:daoil foot xsaentl iacd oot br:s imolloxvx goad *vet (es) ev± -Y*nowd to II:;geb n od Ann ddule al bust lo steoxsq bias now beeeocusa ed of bras betvel Ydsxed bast ono No ,u-Ui.lob (os.tva$) oot b[id ono-ydnoreu iuxs bexbncrtt Noxuaasex! eri F bna ,tool xsonil xo *molt Nog au Ctob (SE.t#) 00t\28 o:id cidtw eosa boos riL aesaaaa od bex®wogata boa bsuYondua ;;de•xsd at .Cis ,bonoi*nom ntexsii saoq•wq scld xot son:ntb7o atilt to anetatvo1q odd as ,Yevxu$ Y3t0 eL tta0 ,way taiq ,ed :'ootd ,8 Ina; T adol Io 'o ridgeb a oil 1010 bt.ua to atatq latst':o erit now uworis exs errs+a .doo7d8 bias moll goad fool OP) svtt-v newt .I.svo-rgga no(Ir.r doena o 4 Itarfx; enns,n_:txo ntri! .2 IMO. .:`:A .ot notaneda3 altsr.ebt8 • k.i