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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
14
City of Hamilton Ohio officials approve paving Cottage Street from Third to Fourth Streets with asphalt or bituminous macadam. The ordinance sets assessments, bond issues of 6950 dollars, payment terms over ten years, and proceeds allocation to Black Street Sycamore Street Cottage Street and Eaton Avenue projects with public bids and sinking fund handling.
City of Hamilton Ohio plans General Improvement bonds to fund the city's portion of paving Black street from Third to Seven Mile Pike, Cottage street from Third to Fourth, Sycamore street alley from Third to Fourth, and Eaton avenue to the north corporation line. Ordinance details funding mechanism and authority.
The measure determines proceeding with Black street improvement by paving the roadway with sheet asphalt vitrified brick bitulithic or bituminous macadam. Three fourths of members concur resolution 693 dated August 6 1907 references approved plans on file in the Department of Public Service. Damages from the improvement to be judicially inquired into.
City of Hamilton Board of Public Service passes a resolution declaring the necessity to pave Third Street Alley from Court Street to Ludlow Street with asphalt or similar material. It sets grade elevations, references plans on file, and outlines assessments to be levied over five annual installments with interest.
City of Hamilton Ohio enacts bonds totaling 700 dollars to buy land for Park purposes. Bond dated 1907. 4 percent interest, five year term, payable at city treasurer. Proceeds to Park Improvement Fund. sinking fund trustees handle premium. Approved December 3.
An 1908 Hamilton Ohio ordinance prescribes duties for the city civil engineer including setting street grades preparing profiles and plans for improvements supervising work on streets grounds sewers and bridges and reporting to council. It fixes the annual salary at 2000 payable monthly and repeals conflicting ordinances with effective January 1 1908.
A brief note praises the Democrat as the top advertising medium in Butler county, highlighting its reach and influence for local campaigns and notices.
The city council determines to pave Sycamore alley from Third to Fourth streets with cement under resolution 747 of Oct 1 1907. It authorizes court action to resolve damages and levies assessments in three annual installments with interest on deferred payments.
The city directs a contract for the improvement with installment collection costs and real estate expenses, including damages to adjoining landowners. It mandates advertisement and execution with the lowest bidder, effective from December 3.
The City of Hamilton Ohio approves a sidewalk to be built on the east side of North B street in front of The Hamilton Collegium and George Kappel. The cement sidewalk will match existing sidewalks and the clerk is directed to serve notice as required by law. Passed and approved December 3.
Mamie Jarvis filed for divorce from Richard Jarvis in cause 23147 alleging wilful absence over three years Gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Hearing set on or after December 21 1907. attorney John J Hoover and clerk L M Larsh noted.
Susan E. Todd files for divorce from Isaac H. Todd in Butler County Ohio citing gross neglect of duty. The cause will be heard on and after January 14 1908. Susan E. Todd through attorney R S Woodruff and clerk L M Larsh.
Pisgah Ohio details social visits in December. William Bates returns after eight weeks with typhoid fever. Several residents attend parties and church events at Cleary's hall West Chester Mason Socialville and Hyde Park.
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