Leavenworth ordinance details street improvements and district bonds
Ordinance No 201 provides for cement sidewalk improvements on Commercial Division Main Eighth and Ninth Streets from East line Thirteenth Street to Commercial Street and adjacent blocks. It creates Local Improvement District No 10 with property assessments to fund the project and issues six percent bonds repayable over ten years. Passage required mayoral approval and publication.
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Eighth Street
Thirteenth Street
Division Street
Leavenworth
Main Street
Tenth Street
Commercial Street
Ninth Street
Sid Commercial Street
Mai Street
Nant Street
City of
City Council
van Street
Leavyworth
Leaven Worth
Wey
Local Improvement District Fund
Leavenworth sidewalk project ordinance for Evans and Sherburne Streets
Ordinance 202 creates Local Improvement District No. VI to finance cement sidewalks on Evans Street from Cascade to Summit, Sherburne Street from Summit to Price, and Price from Sherburne to Ash, with widths of six feet north side Evans and north Sherburne and four feet on parts, funded by six percent bonds and district assessments.
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Evans Street
Cascade Street
Stummit Avenue
Sherburne Street
Sunny 'S Avenue
Price Avenue
Prive Avenue
Ash Street
Summit Avenue
Simmit Avenue
Iva Street
Orchard Street
Central Avenue
Leavenworth
Ciy Council
City of
Sburne Street
Central Swans
Cit Council
City of Leavenworth
Summit
Leaverworth
Leavenworth Price Avenue
Prien Avenue
Fom Sherborn Street
Erebs
County Auditor
Chelan Gounts Washington
Orchard Avenue
Tloeal Tiprovement District Fund
City Officials Publish February Notice in Leavenworth Echo
The document records the city notice published in the Leavenworth Echo on February 10th or 15th in 1920s style. Anthony Blomke is named as mayor with E G Gowing as city clerk and Herman Howf as city attorney. The notice notes approval as to form and publication details.
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E. G. Gowing
Herman Howf
Leavenworth
City Clerk Authorized to Publish First Reading Notice
The City Clerk is authorized to cause publication of the first reading. The document records a February meeting date and signatures including Mayor Anthony Blomke and City Attorney Erman Howe, with references to Aldermanic approval and publishing in the Leavenworth Beacon.
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City of
Leavenworth
Cite
Fragmented Plain Notes On Local Life And Events
A garbled 19th century style note set mentions Ephratary spend EV Westy, a visit by King on Simday to Me and Mrs Virgil Messikomer, and Ralph OBett traveling from Lal Wenatchee. It records local figures Jack Burteess, Miss Trinna, and references to Wenatchee the week of Thursday, with vague financial figures and a public sale hint.
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Morse
Ephratary
Leavell
Jack Burteess
Miss Trinna
King
Simday
Virgil
Etree
Shiga Ghette
Woodrail
Reat Northerm Lember Co
Eanin Incone
Ijstrass
Wenatchee
Jack Tar Toys Middies Dress Girls and Moms
Jack Tar Toys announces a new line of Middies for school sports and daily wear. The collection includes dresses bloomers and skirts sized for tots girls misses and mothers with durable double stitched seams fast colors and lasting style.
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Lideion
Anthony Blomeke
Leavenworth Gakery
M. Turi
G. Gowing
Erman
HOWE
Petrie Aly
Bi Gas
Leavenworth Supply Gomp’y
Jack Tar
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
The
Label of Honor
Herman Howe
L. J. Nelson
Nelson & Howe Law Offices
Elliott Building
J.T. Lindley
J. W. Elliott
Washington
Bert Williams
Leavenworth, Wn
G. W. Hoxley
Leaveny
Wm. M. Cox
W. W. Elmer, M. D
Leavenworth, Wash
Toot of Viaduct
Burkhart & Laws
Dentists
Leevenwerthee Co
SMCS
Connection Town & Hemrinessy
Manaier
Z. H. Brockway
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Ride
Burt J. Williams
Chelan Renatcher
N. M. Sorenson
John FE
Porter
Columbia Valley Bank
Rees
E. J. Widrey
Theones
Kabbloe
Nes
He Baer