Kansas Probate Hearing for Orville Beaty Estate
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court schedules a hearing on October 27 1966 at 10 00 a m for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of Orville Beaty deceased Linda Beaty Slocum petitioner requests this appointment and notices all persons concerned to file defenses by the date and time in Ottawa Kansas Gleason Duty and Logan represent the petitioner Special voter registration notice for Ottawa Kansas runs October 12 through October 18 1966 with registration closing at 9 p m on October 18 1966 City Clerk Donald R Capper warns residents to re register if previously registered and not voting since 1964 A resolution orders alley improvements between Main and Hickory south from 15th Street end of excerpt
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Orville Beaty
Otetawa
Linda Beaty Slocum
Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Ottawa council approves alley improvement project in 1966
City of Ottawa Kansas adopts resolution to pave a 351.2 foot alley between Main and Hickory streets with reinforced concrete seven inches thick over a three inch subbase. Project cost estimated at 6525 dollars. Benefit district includes multiple lots in Stucker's Addition and adjoining tracts described by metes and bounds in Section 11 Township 17 Range 19. The district will assess the cost against that landed property.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Hickory Street
15Th Street
Stucker
City of
Franklin County
Township
Ottawa City approves street drainage bonds in 1966
The Ottawa Kansas governing body adopts a resolution authorizing improvement bonds for drainage and street work in the Northeast fourth of Section 11 and Northwest first of Section 12 in Towne ship 17 Range 19 with no city wide cost apportionment beyond a $900 drainage allowance. Bonds issued to mature within 11 years, interest not exceeding 5 percent, assessments based on property values in the benefit district, and collected as provided by law under K.S.A. 12-6206. The measure, dated October 1966, is signed by Mayor Charles Williamson. The notice also covers Eleventh Street improvements from Mulberry to Cottonwood including intersections with Sycamore.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Charles Williamson
Eleventh Street
Cottonwood Street
City of
Franklin County
Kane
Mulberry Street
Sycamore Street
Kanesas
University
Smith
City of Ottawa
Ottawa City to Improve Eleventh Street Alley in Franklin Kansas
The Ottawa governing body approves a $37,825 project to repave Eleventh Street from Mulberry to Cottonwood with reinforced Portland cement concrete and 3 inch sub base and curb. Assessments apply to Lots 27-48 in Block 13 University Addition and adjacent parcels.
Descriptions of Ottawa Kansas Tracts and Descriptions of City Land
The document details multiple described tracts in Franklin County Kansas near Ottawa. It includes measurements from Block C University Addition and Mulberry Street, with bearings north south east west, sections, townships, and ranges. The text notes varied parcel boundaries and a stated cost of 15 350 dollars for portions, with fragmented concluding lines.
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Block C
University Addition
City of
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Mulberry Street
City of Ottawa
Township 17
Range 19
Resolution notes bonds for district costs with 11 year limit
The document outlines bond issuance for district costs under a 10 installment plan, with final maturity no more than 11 years from issuance and interest not exceeding 5 percent. It cites K.S.A. 12 6a06 and attestation dated October 1966. It also references the County Clerk statement of fund bills for September 1966 and public access to welfare payment totals while individual recipient details remain undisclosed.
Financial figures from monthly welfare ledger excerpt
A readable fragment shows Old Age Assistance 15696.90 Aid to the Blind 25.00 Aid to the Disabled 6538.00 Aid to Dep Children 11690.54 General Assistance 1325.44 Medical Assistance to the Aged 0 ccocese 10451.98 Administration 8751.30.
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Ccocese
Highway Department Bill Summary and Credits
Public records show a 34,414.72 total for the Highway Department including items from Sheldon’s Supplies Texaco Inc and Natl Sign with entries for payroll 14,049.74 and special bridge totals 9,014.60. The page notes additional line items for Road and Bridge personnel and confirms amounts confined to Page 10.
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Sheldon’s
Smith Auto
Bell Tele
St. Hwy
Geeology
Taliman
Texaco Inc
Welborn
Wentz Co
Labr
Nat'l
Killough Inc
Rock
J. Waln
Didde’s
JohnstonePierson
Rt.eossway
Theele-Pierson
Same
Highway Dept
Raw Inc
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Gleason
Duty and
Logan
Donald R. Capper
Main Street
Cedar Street
Admiral
Esec Uec A
Board of
Franklin County Commissioners
Bruce Spears
Atchison
Averill
Baldwin
Capper
Couture
DeWald
Edmundson
M. Emerson
B. Evans
J. Ferns
Finch
M. Gilmore
M. Hill
Hollinger
H. Hough
M. Ponton
Powers
Je Richardson
R. Sanford
P. Seibel
Sherman
B. Spears
M. Steere
H. Triplett
C. Wake
Special Auto
J. Morris
D. Kyle
A. Phares
G. Bell
D. Laury
A. Lickteig
M. Mickey
Osburn
Brown
Wakeman
Hoffman
Wray
Legal
Barnhart
L. Batés
Capital, Inc
W, Clark
MAC Inc
Fogle Quarry
Fogle Con
Henning
Hughes Co
Johnson, Inc
Lesh
Lister Holwe
Martin Tractor
Waessese
Mobil
Knight
Gaso
Weidner
Wright
Moore
Trac. & Imp
Penny’s
Phillips
Porter-Spears
Eng
D. Richards
Robertson, Inc
Sam’s
Dean Berlin
Tae
Nage Ets
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