Special Assessment Notice Installments Publishing and Posting
City Council orders local improvement of alleys on Main Locust Sixth Seventh and Michigan streets with grading and curb work. Probate Court Clark County to assess costs by benefits, payable in ten installments at five percent interest. Final hearing set April 5 1916 at 9 AM. Objections may be filed before hearing. Dated Marshall Illinois March 22 1916. Robert L. Baird appointed to make said assessment.
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City Council of
Illinois
Main Street
Locust Street
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
Michigan Street
Clark County
Ilinois
Marshall
West Main Street
Fourth Street
Plum Street
Fifth Street
Marshall, Iindy
Pine Streets
Llinois
East Main Street
Fourteenth Street
Special Assessment Notice Installments Posting
Notices given to all persons for improvements of the alley between Main and Plum Streets from Fifth to Sixth and from Sixth to Seventh Street by grading as soon after as the Court will permit. Dated at Marshall Indiana March.
Improvement Project in Clark County Illinois 1916
Notice concerns the improvement of the alley between Lo cust and Pine Streets in Clark County Illinois. It outlines grading from the east west property line of Sixth Street to the east property line of Sixth Street, and to the west property line of Seventh Street. A court session at 9 o'clock A M on a specified date invites defenses from interested parties.
Roadway Improvement on Sixth Street and Adjacent Avenues
Description outlines improvements to Sixth Street from Chestnut to Vince Street including curbing and guttering, with parallel work on intersecting streets and alleys within six feet of the curb on both sides, indicating construction actions and civic planning details.
East Main Street Improvement Special Assessment Notice
The City Clerk has filed in the Probate Court a notice for special assessment hearing on East Main Street from Michigan to Fourteenth Street and all intersecting streets and alleys. Objections may be filed before the hearing, with appearances allowed at 9 o clock A M on April fifth, 1916. Appointed to make said assessment.
Measles Quarantine Rules and City Sanitation Orders
The Board of Health approved strict measles quarantines 18 days for uninfected children and 14 days after recovery for those in affected households. Quarantined families must stay home. violators face prosecution. New sanitation measures require sanitary privies, sealed garbage cans, and sewers to be used, with deadlines by May 1, 1916.
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Board of Health
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