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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
4
City council resolves to improve Fourth Street from Foster to Wall by constructing a vitrified eight inch sewer. Plans and profiles are approved. Costs to be assessed by frontage, with ten installments and 4.5 percent interest. Bonds issued in anticipation and to cover nonassessed costs. Effective upon law. Passed May 7, 1906.
Resolution 25 declares the city will build a sanitary sewer on North Fifth Street from Foster Avenue to a point 1048 feet north. Plans prepared by the engineer are on file. Costs include bonds, assessments based on frontage, and two annual payments with options for cash or deferred installments. Passed May 7 1906 and approved May 8 1906.
City council approves improving Ogier avenue from Fourth street to East Third street by a vitrified tile eight inch sewer. The assessment covers lands abutting the project with ten annual installments plus interest, or immediate cash with no interest. The plan includes survey, notices, and bond interest costs, with options for property owners to pay sooner.
City council approves a project to build a vitrified tile sanitary sewer along West Third Street from trunk sewer to Foster Avenue. Plans, specs, and assessments will be prepared with special benefit parcels identified. Assessments may be paid in installments or via bonds, with the ordinance effective upon passage in May 1905.
A municipal proposal seeks to declare the necessity of improving South Twest Street from Carle Avenue to Morton Avenue and to construct a sewer along the route. The Cannell of Cambridge recommends action with three-fourths of elected members concurring to approve the project, aiming to proceed with the South 12th Street extension from Carlisie Avenue.
Council approves plans for a sanitary sewer project with vitrified eight inch pipes. The city to issue bonds for the remainder of costs not specially assessed, with assessments levied on benefitted property and payable in ten annual installments at 4 1 2 percent interest. Cash option allowed within 30 days for non-bonded portion. May 7.
Resolution No. 26 of Cambridge Ohio authorizes building a vitrified eight inch sanitary sewer from Fourth Street to North Fifth Street. Plans by the city engineer are approved. Costs are borne by abutting properties with ten annual installments and interest, bonds issued as needed, effective upon passage.
City adopts Resolution No 32 to authorize sanitary sewer construction on North Ninth Street from Foster Avenue to a point south, with plans, profiles, and estimates approved. It notes assessments in installments with interest to cover costs and related engineering and survey expenses.
A 1906 city ordinance allows property owners to pay assessments in cash within 30 days of passage. Cash payments avoid interest on bonds issued to cover deferred installments. The ordinance states full improvement costs not specially assessed are paid from funds. Passed and approved May 7, 1906 by Mayor Brabrorp and officials Luperano and Kracksurn.
City council approves a sanitary sewer project on North Eleventh Street from Blaine to Beatty with vitrified tile pipes four inches wide. Costs are assessed by frontage, with ten annual payments and interest. bonds cover the remainder. Approved May 7, 1905, by mayor and council.
Resolution by Cambridge Council approves improvement of Wi Funda Avenue from Carlisle Avenue ten feet south with a vitrified sanitary sewer line. Plans by the engineer are on file in the Department of Public Service. Costs include surveys notices construction and interest on deferred assessments. Assessments payable in ten annual installments at 4 percent interest. Owners may pay cash within four days of due date.
Resolution No 27 declares the necessity to improve Foster Avenue from North Eighth Street eastward by constructing a sanitary sewer therein. The measure appears to be reserved by the city council.
Resolution authorizes appropriation of a sixteen foot wide right of way for a trunk sewer through multiple lots in Cambridge Ohio. It details seven tracts with calculated bearings and distances, naming owners such as J D Taylor heirs, George Yoho, Adam Anderson, H F McDonald, Maggie Wishard, James Davis, Frank Schick heirs, and others. The measure becomes effective on passage and publication, approved May 1938.
Resolution No 29 states the city council will improve North Tenth Street from Blaine Avenue to 677 feet south by constructing a vitrified clay sanitary sewer. Plans and specs on file. costs to be assessed by frontage and paid in ten annual installments with interest, funded by anticipated assessments and city funds.
The document records a city bond resolution approved by the council led by President Ben Hilderbrand and Major Bradford. It notes terms, legality, funding period, and nominal dates May 7 through May 16, with involvement of Clerk Blackhusen and others.
City of Cambridge Ohio council approves Resolution 80 to construct a vitrified tile sanitary sewer from trunk sewer to Beatty Avenue on Clark Street. It outlines plan approvals, cost apportionment by frontage, ten yearly installments with interest, optional cash payment, bond issuance, and funding from city funds for remaining costs with applicable dates in May 1906.
Resolution No 28 authorizes improving Blaine Avenue from North Tenth Street to a point 1121 feet east by building a sanitary sewer with five inch tiles. Plans by the city engineer are approved, with assessments billed over ten years at 2 percent interest, funded by frontage and benefitted lands, and bonds issued in anticipation of deferred payments.
The measure authorizes sanitary sewer construction along Beatty avenue from Clark street to the east line of Smith's addition. It details vitrified pipe sizing, engineering plans on file, and cost allocation to benefiting lots. It includes surveying, notices, construction, bond interest, and anticipated assessments.
Resolution details Carlisle avenue from South Eleventh street to Woodlawn avenue to build a sanitary sewer eight inch tile pipe with four fifths of the members approved. Assessments payable in ten yearly installments with 4 percent interest. cash payment within 30 days waives interest. Attest and approval dates shown May 1906 by Mayor Bradford.
A London Mail report describes a cunning smuggling ruse at the Tusse German frontier. A peasant claimed plans to move pigs across in stages, hoping to slip 21 animals past customs, but an alert officer stopped the scheme as only 21 pigs were admitted and hidden away.
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