Cambridge Ordinance 628 on North Fourth sewer project bonds
Ordinance No 628 assesses a special tax on front feet along North Fourth street from 354 feet south of Foster avenue to Foster avenue to fund sewer improvements, with 58 cent per front foot assessment. It authorizes ten bonds of 29.10 each in 1908 repayable over ten years at 5 percent, pledging city revenue. Installments begin 1906 and run annually. unpaid amounts may be certified for county tax collection. Passed November 29 1905.
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North Fourth Street
Foster Avenue
City of
Gambridge
North Fourth
Ayr
Tuis
Sime
North Fifth Street
Cambridge
Sai Street
Auarter
Sroviont
Cis
Weston
Ordinance to Assess North Sixth Street Improvements and Bonds
Cambridge city ordinances levy a special assessment of 62 cents per front foot on lots abutting North Sixth Street from Hyatt Avenue to Foster Avenue to fund street improvements. It authorizes issuing ten bonds of 373.00 each for 1906 to 1915, backed by city revenue, with installments due annually and interest at five percent.
Ordinance No 626 Considered By City Council
Fragmented text shows ordinance number 626 and city legal actions but missing details. Street names like Seventh Street and references to agencies or committees appear, yet core provisions and dates are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Public Street Improvement Assessment and Bond Authorization
The ordinance confirms assessment on front foots for a street improvement in Cambridge city. Each lot pays annual installments with exemptions for certain portions, and five bonds of ten thousand dollars total are authorized to fund costs. Payments begin June 1906 with 5 percent interest, collected by the city treasurer and verified by the Clerk for county levies if delinquent. The ordinance takes effect after passage and publication, November 28, 1906.
Ordinance 627 Assesses North Fifth street sewer bond plan
Cambridge city council approves a special tax on front feet of lots abutting North Fifth Street to fund a sewer system from the trunk sewer to Foster Avenue. It authorizes ten annual installments starting 1906 with 5 percent interest bonds repayable over ten years, funded by the assessed frontage and city revenue pledges.
City of Cambridge sewerage assessment bonds ordinance
Ordinance ordains bonds to fund North Eighth Avenue Foster avenue sewerage work. Assessments ride 1905–1915 in ten annual installments with stated rates, payable to City Treasurer by June 1 each year. City to issue ten bonds of 51.70 each due 10 years from Jan 1 1906 at 5 percent. If paid early, amounts trapped are reallocated to costs. Ordinance to take effect after publication. Signed Cook, Chambers. approved by Mayor Smallwood. Nov 29 1905.
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Catbridge
Ohi
North Eighth Atrove
Tota Foster Avenue
Counell
Cambridge
T. B. Cook
Chambers
J. W. Smallwood
Ordinance to Assess Special Tax on Foster Avenue Lots
Cambridge Ohio moves to levy a special assessment on lots abutting Foster Avenue from Seventh to Second Street to fund sewer improvements, issue ten bonds of 255 each, and collect annual installments for ten years with interest, detailing exemptions, payment terms, and bond pledge.
My Cuban Journey and a Hidden Spanish Lover
An American narrator recalls Cuba at the revolution end, defending the Spanish government, his father Enrico Cardeaus, and a secret romance with Margarita Keharte. As American troops arrive near Santiago, the escape and concealment of family members unfold while a tense reunion with Margarita occurs. The escape drama centers on loyalty, danger, and allegiance during upheaval.
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Enriio Cardeaus
Gondby
Calla
Margarita Keharte
Margarita
Mar- Barita
Free Cuba
Cuba
Santiago
Famliar
Plive
Alargarita
UN Ami
Deception and Rescue Over a Cuban Property Dispute
A narrator poses as senorita Cardenas to protect a family estate in Cuba from intruders. Margarita aids by revealing the ruse to Captain Cardenas, thwarting an attempted takeover, and securing an engagement that leads to the family’s gratitude and eventual consent to union after Cuba’s independence.
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Senorita Cardenas
Senorita
Cardenas
Tan
Margarita
Ferrarez
Captain Cardenas
Margerita
Cuba
Wendell
M'Lean
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