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Show v. An Ordlunnoe Ordinance Amending Section 124. Oripver of the Kevlsed Ordinances of spanlsk Fork "City, passed on the 2nd iluy of SepieoilM". IHnn, 1) it ordained by thet.)ily Council of Bpanlsh Fork Illy: Section 1 -- Thai Section Chapter 19 of the Kevlned Ordinances of Spanish Fork City be, tind the same in hereby amended to read a follows, to wit: 1.4. r'lHK LIMITS. The following re here, by established as tire limits of Sp.imsh Fork City, viz: The westjialf of blinks 47, M, 68 nd 7..; and the east kulf of blocks 74, W), M ard 4H. of I'lufA" of spaulHh Kork ."tty Survey of Building Lot: and within said ilinlu It ahall be unlawful to erect or repair any building or abed, the outer walla of which are in part constructed of wood, except ao much aa may be necessary for door and window frames, cornice, doom sash and shutters; and the roof of all An IK reach Denver from New York, lenvlng him 27 days for the trip from the Colorado metropolis to the Golden Gate. Even when Weston bad so nearly completed his Journey as to safely traverse the Great Salt Lake desert there were some people In the great cities who were skeptical as to the walker's ability to reach bis destination. t , "Can't reach eh?" queried Weston with an arching of the eyebrows which seemed to echo Itself all over his wrinkled visage. "Why, I'll reach the coast with time to spare." And the square Weston Jaw seemed to augur well for the success of his resolve. In evory big city through which the New Englander passed en route to the Pacific ocean, police protection from the public was necessary, and he declared that of all the friends he made the city minions were heartier in their wishes for his ultimate success than the thousands and thousands who were intei-este- d in bis long tramp.. building hereafter erected or within said limits ahull be covered with metal or other incombustible muterUI. Each building ahall be separate from all other buildups by a partition wall of brick, adobe, rock or cement, not less than nine Inches thiok If between building's, and one foot thick if between building more than one story from the foundation to the roof from front to rear, and extending through and above the roof not lean than two feet, ao aa to entirely separate any communication of wood between auoh buildiuga and any other. In any building where tire la kept there ahall be flue 'OrchlBineya bulk of rock, brick, adobe or cement, and all atove plpea shall be conducted Into fluea or chimney, and If they pass through wouden partition or floor tbey must be protected from the aame by metal ventilated Ihlmblev, and In no case ahull a atove pipe bo allowed to puna through tbe roof or out of the aide wall of any building; Provided, That the above ahall out apply to tbe erection of out bouse not exceeding ten feet square aud eight feet high. Section z This ordinance ahall go Into effect Immediately upon its first publication. Passed by the City Council of Spanish Fork uh count. Utah, this 21st day of June, City, I'IMM. A. D F. M. BNKLL, Miivor. Atteat: L. W. NIELSEN, liecorder. Stale of L'Vh, County of U tub, tpaulsn Fork s. City. I, L. W. Nielsen, recorder In nd for Spanish Fork City. County of Utah, Mate ol Utah, hereby certify that the above and forcgolug lit a true, full and correct copy of an orulnuuce entitled -- An Ordinance Amending Section isM, Chapter ID of the Hevised Ordinances of Sp b Fork City, passed on the nd day of September. 1905." Passed by the City Council of suUl Spanish Fork City, on the glt dv of June, A D. liM. newly-roofe- one-sto- ry ., L. W. NIKLSKN. Keeordor. 1st pub June 24, lant July 15. 'oU I I A.xx Orcllnanoo m"'' ''?; 1 ''P'vV ('jr ". house. It was 40 years later, yet Weston recalled the meal, and the old man's eyes sparkled as If in memory of the good things the young wife bad put before him. Weston Inquired after the man's wife and was told that she had been dead 20 years. Tears came into the eyes of the aged Illinois farmer. Then the pair, like two old cronies, set out down tbe road together, West on abandoning his long, sweeping stride V. f.V ' it'w.igr jf 'l yMssMMawaBaaaa , for fhorter, slower steps, more in keeping with the condiphysical tion of his friend of four decades ago. lows, 24. INSPKCTOK TO BE NOTIFIED. It la hereby made the duty of every person, corporation, or association about to erect any public building within the limits of this city to notify the said inspector at least three duya before commencing the aame; and within the lire limits, every person, corporution or association before proceeding to erect any kind of building, or to repair, or titer any building already erected shall notify tbe and obtain his written permit therefor; and all such builutng, repairs, or alterations, ahall be subject to his Inspection, and the applicant for such permit ahull state the exact aite to be occupied, the material, dimensions and estimated cost of the proposed building or structure, and the probable time to be occupied In building it. If the plans and specifications ahall be in accordance with the ordinances of Spanish Fork City, the aald Inspector shall thereupon, sifter an Inspection of the premises, or without an inspection as he may see tit, Issae a building permit to the applicant, giving bim permission to erect a building or structure at tbe place and of the material and dimensions mention in the application, and authorizing d of the roadbim to use not more than lf of the sidewalk la front of way and aald premises, and limiting the time suid permit shall continue. Section 2 This ordinance shall take effect Immediately on its Urst publication. Passed by tbe City Council of Spanish Fork City, Utah County, Utah. June 21st, A. O. IUUV. FeM. KNELL, Mayor. Attest: L. W. NIELSEN. Recorder. State of Utah, County of Utah, Spanish Fork City. ss. I. U VV. Nielsen, recorder In and for Spanish Fork City, County of Utah, State of Utah, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, full and correct copy of an ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance Amending Section 24. Chapter 7 of the Revised Ordinances of Spanish Fork City, paaaed on tue 2nd day of September, I90S." Passed by the City Council of aald Spanish Fork City, on the 21st day June A. D. Wot). L. W. NIELSEN, Recorder. 1st pub June 24, lust uly IS, W. Their good-bthe crossroads, a quarter of a mile from y DWARD PAYSON WESTON, aged 72 years, is the youngest old man In the world. Not at satisfied with a mere statement of this fact, Weston has proven It by walking from New York to San Francisco, a distance of 4.C00 miles, in 100 days, Sundays excluded. His arrival In 'Frisco Just tbe other day Is proof enough that there is only one Weston. It was one of the greatest walks ever undertaken by any pedestrian. With the chilly March winds making walking a difficulty along Broadway, New York, Weston on the fifteenth of the month started his long, tedious, coast-to-coalope and the biggest pleasure of bis life came when the cool afternoon breeze, as If In greeting, seemed to rise out of Golden Gate, San Francisco and make the home stretch to the 'Frisco city ball more pleasant. A. Lg: - , li Hf '" Greeted by tbe people of San FranIt I 4;v i? cisco with even more hospitality than V" ' x T be bad experienced, along the route, if iU"" such a condition were possible, this ;;' - ' "a Interesting old man was indeed at tbe . y '..'V-'- ;-; height of bis glory. i ?, Think of it you who brag about a e feat of pedestrlanism this New Englander during his years of walking, has traversed more than 25,000 miles, which is the dis, Notice to Water Users. tance around the world, land and waState Engineer' Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, ter Included. June 22, !UiU. Notice Is hereby given that the Spanish Fork His latest achievement was accomInstitution. by Its presldcnt.Peter Nielsen, whose poatorace address is Spanish plished at a rate of 46 miles each day, Fork, Utah, has made application In accorda hard proposition In consideration of ance with the requirements of Chapter 108, I the fact that Weston returned the Session Laws of Utah, iwfj, as amended by the . tt J C Ses.lon Laws of Utah. IW07. to approplate sixty courtesies little addressby public's (DO) cubic-fee- t per second of water from Spanish Fork River. Utah county. Utah. Said water ing bis admirers along tbe route. will be diverted by means of a dam and a canal, Some days over level country where at point from which the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of Section S3, Township fast time was possible, be would ne8 south, range 3 east. Salt Lake base and merigotiate CO and 60 miles. The record dian, bears south S7 degrees 50 minutes east 1.518 feet distant, from which point it will lie was set when on bis walk from Portconveyed for a distance of 15.510 feet and there land, Me., to Chicago a year ago, he accomdeclared It was the "best time be bar uaJi used from January I to December 31, Inclusive, of each year, to develop power for the purpose a stretch of 90 miles in a day. Then, .during the trip. plished of electric lighting and propelling machinery however, he walked almost the entire 24 hours. To every one along bis route of travel, whJ In Spanish Fork, Utah. After having been so diverted and used, the water will be returned a regulation breakfast food saw him appear on tbe horizon to the east carrying Always to Spanish Fork River, at tbe aoutheast corner and then vanish again toward the setting sun smile this quaint old character, who, by the of the aouthwest quarter of Section IV, TownSalt Lake baae and ship 8 south, range J east. an as be was the same cheery, bale, hearty, happy audience can address as well be way,, tail-ra1.268 feet long. meridian, through a His feet might be clogged old gentleman. can walk long distances, never lost sight of This application In designated in the State Enwith mud, if the weather happened to be Ingineer s office as No. SilS. the optimistic side of bis venture, Happy, All protests against the granting of said clement, his clothes rain, or dew soaked. It bale, bearty and a picture of color, be laughed ap Icallon, stating the reasons therefor, must be made by affidavit In duplicate and filed In made no difference with the Weston smile, of vicissitudes the mention which at he gayly this oltlce within thirty (30) days after the comhowever. It shone no matter what the condl- In making good In to was undergo compelled pletion of the publication of ibis notice. ' CALEli TAN'S Kit, State Engineer. ' tlons. ' to span tbe continent afoot. Date of first publication June 24, IWW, date of bis determination in general, bowing to everyone upon Smiling 19u western deserts,' he completion July 2o, Facing the the matrons, throwing kisses to the misses, wore the same typical Yankee smile. Only whole being reflected the power of tbe his once did tbe relentless heat of the sands cause nature which his manager declared asgood bim to falter. That was, when in crossing the Notice to Water User:. him in his difficult task. sisted Great Salt Lake desert on tbe twenty-seconthe slope of tbe Rockies several State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake Clty.TJtah, Treading of June be was forced to stop and rest almost June 22, wow. behind time, he only saw the silver days Notice la hereby given that the United Statei two hours at Lemay, Utah. He rested almost in the clouds that threatened to blast bis Reclamation Service, by Its engineer, J. L. be realized that the little Lytel. whose postnfllce address Is Provo, Utah, against bis will, but hopes of reaching tbe Pacific coast at 4 p. m., naa made application in accordance with the snatch of sleep at Lemay was for the best on the 8th of July. of Session Lawa UK, of Chapter requirements Utah, IMA, as amended by the Session Laws of Hogup, Utah, at 6:30 that morning, At his journey's end the whole city of San Leaving to Utah, lu7, appropriate three hundred (too) his desert tramp.' That night be etiblc-feFrancisco abandoned Its last hour of the busiper second of water from Spanish he started For" Klver, Utah county, Utah. Said water was at Lucln, 41 miles away. At four o'clock ness day In tbe hope of making the pedestriwill be diverted by means of a dam and a canal saw dawn break over the an's welcome a warm one. Just as other westfeet tbe next morning be at a point which lies lio feet west and south from the southeast corner of Section 2, town of Lucln, and be was several miles to the ern cities had turned out to wave a cheery helTownship!) south, range 3 east, Salt Luke base lo and good by to Weston, big, rejuvenated west, walking with the same steady stride and meridian, from where it will be oouveved for a distance of UXS.iSO.i feet and there used which marked bis progress along better roads 'Frisco was proportionately hospitable to this from January I to December 31, Inclusive, of in the east, remarkable character. , each yeur, to Irrigate :u.VM acrea of land embraced In Sections 6, 6 and Township V south, With the eastern slope of the, Rockies traHe suffered a slight Injury from a fall In the range 8 east; Sections 7, H, 17, 18, IV, 20, 29, 30, effects the versed hurt there were some who questioned the by this augmented and SI, 32 and 83. Township 8 south, range east; west, Sections I to 13, Inclusive, 14 to 20, inclusive, H, of the heat,. promised to make bis dally walks possibility of the pedestrian's safe arrival at 8t and ill. Township V south, range 2 east: Secthe Golden Gate on the day set for his welSheer persistence kept him at his tion 1, 12. 13, 14. 2 24, 2 2n, 3 und HO. Townshorter. ailovercame come. bis will ship t south, range I eusi, and Sections I, 2. II, bis power and task, 12, 13, 14, 23. 24, 25. 2r). 35 and 3tl, Township 0 "I am still a young old man," be said laughments. Consequently, when he crossed the south, range I east, Snlti,ake base and meridian. As much water as may be necessary will "and I have shown the pedestrlun youngof Utah, be was In splendid line state ingly, west be used during the entire year for domestic sters of SS and 60 years that my heyday Is not in physical condition. purposes. This application Is designated the Slntn Engineer's oillce as No. 22'iV. on the wane. All was not milk and boney for the pedesAll protests against the granting of anld apbe bis must "There have been plenty of obstacles to rtusons therefor, manager Laramie, stallngMie Wyoming, plication, trian. At made bv nlltdiivlt In duplicate antl Died In this an for indoors half entire but wljh a path to tread and a will overcome, to stay him forced the sfier ortloe within thirty (;k days complebehind mo, nothing is Insurmountable." CALEB TANNKlt, tion of thla notlou. In order to conserve his energy. day Kim Incur. Statu swimming through a sea of mud was Pate of first publication June '.'4. 11, date of Perhaps the states east of .Illinois which oneFairly of tho everyday hnppenlngs with tho completion of publication July 2t), lima, greeted Weston a year Bgo when he made bis walker. memorable trip from Portland, Me., to "I ugreod to walk from ocean to ocean, but 1 wero not quite as enthusiastic over tho had no idea I would be compelled to swim part aged' pedestrian as tbey were in 1008. but If The Voltiilre Mining & Milling Company! business at Spanish Fork, such was the case young Mr. Weston failed to or the way," he said. "Hut that Is just v. hut rjlnclpal place (if I bad to do in Colorado. My walk Into Denver Nolle la hereby given that a special Stocksee the lack of hospitality. holders meellntt of the above named company which the walkwas over roads which were terrible. I carried the "laps" of speediest One will be held nt their nfnne, In the Crcrr build tons of mud on my feet, It seemed to me, and before entering California, accomplished Ing, Spanish Fork, Utah, Wednesday. July 7th, er IVin, at o'clock p. m,, for the purpose of votUtah. Leavto was a supreme effort to Hit the dirt Itself it Hogup, from Ogden was that Incoring to amend Article of the Articles of with taking a step which curried my own body one hour after n lilnlght he reached of suld company, thereby Increasing Ogden poration ing I he capital stock from MX.HS to I. iwo.uio shares; tho surlier city late In the afternoon of tho beHltles." the additional shares to be placed In the trens 61 u',ks, and he 73 duys to It took redetf'rUtn Veston ury of the company for development purposes. same day. It was a tramp IIKN.I. ( the farmer's touch- 7: "3 h'c -- abode was ing, and for tbe first and last time during the c entire trip, tears appeared In the pedestrian's eyes. It was the recollection of the old days when Weston was compara- one-thir- one-bu- iff li;, lt t" 1 I I1 ' ' Vj,' ten-mil- -- 'f J sun-bake- d d lln-In- g et 1, Notlool H (1 AKIIYLK, President, TIITTLE. JU.. Secretary. Puled at Spanish Fork, Unth, June 10, luutf. A e Fork City: Section That Section 24. Chapter 7 of tbe Revised Ordinances of punish Fork City be, and the same U hereby amended to read as fol- 11. 9 y f An Ordinance Amending Section 24. Chapter T of the KeviKed Ordinances of Spanish Fork City, passed on the 2nd day of September, llVi. He It ordained by the City Council of SpanUb V r jut 17? ifI 'ky' V Hto lou of time which amounted to five days as he 8tarted to scend th western slope of the mighty Rockies, was oo casloned chiefly by bis de sire to please the admlr- - tively a youngster, and was befriended by the 1 n big hearted of tbe habltants country through which be bad Journeyed. Weston and Dan OLeary were youngsters, as well as pioneers in the business of pedes-as trlanism years ago. Then the O'Leary "walk-wa distinct rival of tbe Weston "walk."-Theifeats on the thoroughfares of the country attracted far more attention than they do - in these busy days, and people were getting up early In the morning to tear off a Journey of from IS to 20 miles before breakfast, using (be stride of their favorite r . walker. , The O'Leary stride then, consisted of executing motions with tbe hips, shoulders, as well along with a good deal of arm ' swlnclng, while the New England-er'- s S. style consisted of a straight, swinging step, with the head, shoulders and hips moving In harmony with the lower limbs. "What does he get out of Itt What good does It do bim?" the twentieth common -practical matter-of-fac- t Ing i It century man will ask. pee-pu- l. (I I 1E In answer, Weston's friends de was one of ; fW 1 clare that in the first place every f ;W ' the pleasant man has some bobby or other. "obstacles" to Weston's bobby is long distance which be attencalled walking. In the second place it may turn itself into & financial vention when acture some day. Weston is a good for counting orator, and on his tours Is always the delay. in demand as a lecturer. cour Many Dut at tbe same time the pedestrian Is said , testes of various character were extended to bim and It was necessary to acknowledge to be comparatively a poor man. On his walk them. In so doing, a little speech and perin 1908 from Portland to Chicago, he entered the Windy City with the expectation of haps r stopover for some local festivity necessitated lots of fast walking when tbe trail was lecturing. He did a little speaking, but not to any great extent. again, taken up. Cow paths, big paved city streetscountry To show bis absolute Integrity is an offer which was made to him, and rejected by Lira roads, ditches, rights of way belonging to railalmost Immediately, of a firm manufacturing roads, and often mere trails through tbe woods a shoe device. He could have turned his sigfurnished tbe line of travel for tbe great journature to tbe company's testimonial Into sevney of this aged athlete. eral thousand dollars on the spot, had be Intense enthusiasm was manifested all chosen to sign a paper, stating that he had through the west, and true hospitality of the worn the shoe contrivance on bis Journey and plains was accorded him after he departed found it satisfactory. He had not worn It, and from Chicago. Only a year previous, he had refused the offer without a second's hesitation. passed along the same New York Chicago For bim pedestrlanism Is one great round of route, and he seemed an old friend to the pleasure, lie likes to walk and the agreement countrymen. Consequently, like every old he made to traverse the continent in 100 days friend, his feat did not cause nearly so much consternation there as in the west. simply furnished more than three months or enjoyment. "Mercy, how do you take care of your corns, That was Weston's idea. The agreement was walking as much as you do?" a white-hairein a sense, a secondary mutter. Ills vigor, vigrandma In Indiana asked Weston, as be tality and recuperative powers are declared quenched his thirst at her well. wonderful by physicians who have studied him. "O, they're Just ordinary feet. I have a tew He la probably the greatest athlete of the age, corns, but cold water is the best medicine everything considered. they know. It keeps them In great trim." By post roads the distance from Now York Weston wore out dozens of pairs of shoes to San Francisco Is 4,300 miles, but according to the have an espeduring journey, lie had to the estimate furnished by Mr. Weston and cially pliable shoe, one which neither pinched Ms manager the distance la 4.600 miles, which his feet' nor was too loose, and one of tho difbeing accomplished hi 100 days, excluding Sunficulties of the trip was procuring just the days, necessitates a tramp averaging 46 miles correct footwear. each day. It was 40 years ago and more that Weston Considering the many setbacks which are startled tbe country by one of his especially bound to occur on such a journey as this the long walks. When passing through Illinois on progress which Weston made was considered bis last venture, ho encountered an aged remarkable. farmer who was sunning himself In front of It was declared that tho automobile which his farm home. was following WesttAi deserted hliu in the west Hard work had told on the Illlnolsan's because that particular make or ear failed to pbystiiio. He looked llttlo like the young man get the amount of publicity desired. This was who hud stopped his plowing one spring mornsomething of a setback for llie old man. because the machine carried provisions, refreshing back In the nineteenth century to oiler the Weston a meal at the farm then 30 year-olments and other necessities. J. V'tn t d J 'Aj II |