Street paving bonds authorized for Mt. Sterling Kentucky
An ordinance authorizes paving and curbing Bank Street and West Locust Street with vitrified brick, funded by street improvement bonds. Assessments fall on abutting property owners with an installment plan over ten years, secured by liens, plus bid procedures and contract requirements.
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Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
City
Board of Council
City Engineer and Street Committee
Mt. Sterling National Bank
State of
General Assembly of Kentucky
Pances
Ises
City of
W. A. Samuels
H. M. Ringo
C. B. Patterson
Emerald Ray Sire Tops County Stock Farm Colts
Green Briar Stock Farm touts Emerald Ray 4278 as a premier sire. Owners Richard Storer, Nick Hadden Jr., and Geo Halsey each own a colt by Emerald Ray said to surpass three colts from any other sire in the county. Bourbon Chief and McDonald Chief also produced famous offspring at equal or lower fees. More horses cannot fill their place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Emerald
Emerald Chief
America
Mt. Sterling
Halter Broke
Richard Storer
Nick Hadden, Jr
Geo. Halsey
Emerald Ray
Bourbon Chief
McDonald Chief
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Emerald
Harrison Chief
Clark Chief
King William
Washington Denmark
Lone Pine Stock Farm
Maysville Pike
Dale
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
Jerry
Elphy
Price’s Sterling
Billy P
My Place
Winchester Pike
Roy L. Morris
Psec
Jack
J. L. Faulkner
Levee
Abet
High Bridge
Mae
High Bridge Park
Lexington
Tiel Apertrom, KY
Folsows
Bank Street
West Main Street
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
West Locust Street
Sycamore Street
State of Kentucky
E, Kelly & Co
Green Briar Stock Farm
Fannie Blackburn
Jack Bramslett