Resolution 640 - Assessment - Special Lighting District 1Resolution No. 640
A RESOLUTION THE COST 0E-1_J1G1-'1'T1'VG SPEIDTAL
LIGHTU�vG DISTRICT NMiB1J'R ONE OF THE CITY. OF KALISPML,, FOR THE
YEAR 1917, AND LEVYING AND ASSESSING ALL THE PROPERTY WITHIN
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SkID DISTRICT WITH THE COST OP LIG11TINTG SAID DISTRI
BE IT MSOLVED BY THE CITY COLPNCIL OF T14HE C1'7Y OF YUJ,,1SPZLL.,
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Section 1. The cost of lighting Lighting District
Nwnber One of the City of Kalispell for the year 1917 is estimated
to be:$806.,40,0
Section 2,, A tax i's berek�y levied and assessed upon
all property in said lighting district for the arnount of the
estimated co'st of lighting the street therein apportioning to the
several lots and parcels of land within the said district as
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followso to -wits
Block
Lot
Assessmen't
Own e
37
7
8*40
Frederick Redeker
8
3,*40
Frederick Redeker
9
8o40
Frederick Redeker
10
8*40
-Sarah E. Hyde
13.
9 o,4 C
Sarah B. Hyde
12
8o40
Alica A. Adams
1z
8*40
Kalis-pell Mercantile Ccajpany
14
8*40
Kalispell 111,ereaxitile Ccu.pany
15
8940
Kalispell ITercantile Coisipany
16
8*40
Kalispell klercantile Coinpany
17
8*40
First National Bank
18
8a40
First National Bank
19
8*40
Fil�st National Bank
.44
7
8*40
First 'National Bank
8
8*40
First National Bank
9
8tO
W.R,�Twining and E.C,Knight-1/2 each
10
8940
Robert 1% Goshorn
11
8* 40
Frank D. Stoop-
12
8*40
Robert Pauline
13
8,o40
�',.,obert Pauline
14
8,040
Otto P. J. Mosby
15
4*20
Otto P.J.Yodby � S-1/2
15
4,o2O
Northern Idaho and AfTont. P. CO-11-1/2
16
8,j40
Northern Idano and lont P40 COO
17
8*40
Winif ted Trem Aay
is
8s40
Winif red Treml)lay
57
7
8.40
United States
a
8o40
United States
9
8s40
United States
10
8*40
United States
6 011 -111�3
Block
45
56
65
3b
46
55
M
Lot
Assessment
Owner
24
8v40
W.C,Sivyer
1.3
8*40
Masonic Temple Ccripany
14
8*40
Masonic Temple Ccmipany
15
8*40
W'.R.Twi).,ii'ng and B.C.Knight
i6
8040
John J. Frohlicher
1.7
aiw4o
Karcher and Durall
18
8*40
Henry Noilar and Joseph IV. 1. .'arto
19
6*40
Wm, Calbick
20
8*40
G.H,,Adams
21
8*40
G,,H.Adams
22
8,o40
Alicia D, Cenrad
23
7o3U
W. N. Nof f's inge r E�,-441 and W-78t
2.3
1*10
A.D.Conrad V-18t
2,4
7 1W 30
W.N.Noffsinger Em-441 and W-7V
24
1010
A. D. Con racr U-18
13
8*40
BOP.O.Elks Temple kzzns
14
8s4O
B.P�,O.Blks Temple As,,-m,
15
8*40
B.P.O.Elks Temple Assn.
16
8.40
Hannah Marsden
17
8*40
Nora K. Sherman
18
8*40
Sallie Page Nelson
19
8*40
Kalispell Tovinsite Company
20
8.*40
First National Bank
21
8*40
Emma Y. Pose
22
8*40
Wm. C. Whipps
23
8*40
WM. C. Whipps
24
3440
Wm. C. WhIpps
1
8*40
First N,,,:'�ticnal Bank
2
8*40
First National Bank
3
8*40
First National Bank
3040
Stenar A. Haugen
5
8.40
Rudolph W. Schima,el
6
8*40
Mrs. Annie Walker
7
8*40
Thorvold A. Noppang
8
8*40
Thcrvald A. Koppang
"9
SIS40
Judson Sawyer
10
8*40
McIntosh Hardware Company
11
8*40
McIntosh Hardware Coi.�Vpany
12
8*40
McIntosh Hard.ware Company
1
8*40
Ida 11. Rudolph, Edward�.'- G, Ellis
and Mathilda Eliis
2
8*40
Ida Y. Rudolph, Edward,: G. Ellis and
Yathilda Ellis
3
8*40
W, F. Hal I i day
4
8,*40
W.F.Mulimey
5
8*40
Miary T. Morris and Irving W. LindlEdr
6
8*40
Julius Fischer H.H.Howeley Agt
7
BIV40
Julius Fischer R.H.Howsley Agt:i
a
.8040
Heyiry Bierman .
9
8,o40
Grace 141. Nelson ME.Webster Agt,
10
8*40
August Heller
11
8,,40
Robt.,, Russell
12
8;*40
Robt, Russell
1
8*40
Conrad National Bank
2
8*40
Conrad 1�ational Bank
3
8*40
Ccnrad National Bank
4
8*40
John H.O'Connell
5
8*40
John H. O$Coniiell
6
8040
John 1:�,, Listle
7
8#40
W.R'.Twining and E.C.I(nightal/2 eof'-Ch
8*40
E.B. Conrad Estate
8*40
C.B.Conrad Estate
10
8a4C
C.B.Conrad Estate
11
8*40
0.10. Conrad Estate
12
8*40
C.2.Conrad Estate
1
8o40
First National Bank
2
8*40
First �'!,atiofial Bank