Pendleton Street Improvements Proposed in 1912 Resolutions
The Pendleton Common Council on April 17 1912 adopted resolutions to improve Perkins and Raley streets with bitulithic pavement on a bituminous base. The plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell were approved and an Assessment District No. 16 for Perkins and No. 11 for Raley was created, outlining benefited lots and payment shares. Notices will publish in The East Oregonian.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Perkins Avenue
Jackson Street
Raley Street
Said Avenue
Geary Kimbrell
City Recorder
Recorder
Short Street
Siad Raley Street
Raley
Oregon
Houser
East Oregonian
Thomas Fitzgerald
Whder
Vincent Street
Water Street
Court Street
Tota
Salt Vincent Street
Georg Kimbrell
Fns
Block 10
Alta Street
Mill Street
Pendleton approves street improvement for Jackson and Main
Pendleton City Council on April 17 1912 adopted resolutions to file plans and specs for bituminous paving on Jackson street from Main to Blaine with 30 foot width and curbs and gutters. It creates Assessment District No 9 charging benefited property owners for the project and lists the boundary parcels and lots to be assessed.
Pendleton approves Main and Vincent street improvements 1912
April 17 1912 council resolves to improve Main Street from the bridge to Jackson with bitulithic pavement on a bituminous base and install curbs. It also approves Vincent Street from Water to Court Street with 26 foot wide pavement and curbs, creating Assessment District No 8 and No 14 to levy costs on benefited lands.
Improvement of Water Street East Line to Vincent Street Pendleton
Resolutions adopted April 17 1912 authorize bitulithic pavement on Water Street from Main Street to Vincent Street and from Cottonwood to Vincent Street with curbs and gutters. Assessments levy costs against benefited lots within Assessment District No 12 including LaDow’s Addition and Umatilla River frontage. surveyor’s estimates filed with City Recorder. A closing ad notes the public notice and a doggerel line about a smiling villain.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Water Street
Main Street
Vincent Street
Cottonwood Street
Geary Kimbell
C's Recorder
Block
Oregon
LaDow
Umatilla River
Umatilla
City Recorder
East Oregonian
The
Thomas Fitzgerald
Pendleton City Resolutions On Street Improvement Adopted
Notice states that on April 18 1912 Pendleton Surveyors planned improvements along West Main Street to Garden Street. It lists the improvement scope, estimated cost, parcels to be benefited and the share of cost per district, awaiting further judgment.
Boundary description for Pendleton property transfer in 1912
The document outlines a detailed survey path from Lot 8 through multiple blocks in Raley's Addition Pendleton Oregon, tracing corners, lines, and offsets to define a property boundary. It references Section lines, cemetery land, Pendleton Manufacturing Company land, and ends with the city surveyor's estimate and signature of Thomas Fitzgerald dated April 1st, 1912.
Property description along Jackson Street in Switzler's Addition
A legal notice describes a parcel bounded by Jackson Street, the north line of Jackson, Lot 7 and Lot 9 in Switzer's Addition, and Lot 4 in Block 7, with directions through Section line and Jefferson Street to land formerly owned by Pendleton Manufacturing Company. The notice is filed in the county office and dated 1913.
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Jackson Street
City Recorder
Ast
Oregonian
Pendleton
Oregon
Thomas Fitzgerald
Land sale notice and surveyor estimates published
A fragment indicates a ten day publication period for a surveyor's estimate of land prices within a district. The text references files in an official office and a date in 1912, but details are incomplete.
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Kaley
Webb Street
Main
Garden Street
Aly
Towit
Reservation Addition
East Creconian
Blaine Street
Geory Kimbrell
City Surveyor
Switzler
Livermore Addition
Eind
N. R
Umatila River
Malin Street
Ore
Said Raley
Schtaler
Pendleton Manufacturing Company
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