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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1912
Page
6
The Pendleton Common Council at a meeting on April 19 1912 approved plans for Perkins avenue paving with bitulithic surface from Jackson to Raley streets and Webb street paving with bituminous base from Main to Gardon. It created Assessment District No 10 and No 16 to fund the projects and ordered publication of notices and cost estimates in the East Oregonian for ten days.
The Pendleton Common Council on April 17 1912 adopted plans for Haley Street from Perkins to Short Street paved with bituminous asphalt on a 26 foot width, with curbs and gutters. An Assessment District No 11 is created covering Lots in Raley’s Addition and Houser’s Addition, with the cost apportioned to benefited parcels and published in East Oregonian for ten days.
The City of Pendleton announces an April 17 1942 street improvement for Webb Street from Martin Street west to Garden Street. It includes plans estimates and costs, lists parcels to be benefited and the share each must pay, and designates the district to be improved with no property excluded.
Notice from Pendleton Council dated April 10 1912 outlines street improvement of Jackson Street from Main Street east to Blaine Street. Plan includes 30 foot wide bitulithic pavement with curbs gutters on a bituminous base, with assessments on benefited lots in Assessment District No 9. The description specifies parcels in Switzler's, Livermore Additions and related blocks.
The regular meeting of the Dominion Council on April 17 1912 adopted plans to widen and pave Main Street Pendleton Oregon from the north end of the bridge over the Umatilla River to Jackson Street. The project includes bitulithic pavement on a bituminous base with curbs and gutters and an assessment district to share costs among benefited land parcels within a defined district.
In Pendleton Oregon the description outlines a complex boundary path from the northwest corner of Lot 8 through multiple blocks and additions, ending near the Pendleton Manufacturing Company land and a section line. The document, dated April 11 1912 and signed by Surveyor Thomas Fitzgerald, notes city cemetery frontage and costs allocated against each parcel as part of the resignation.
Legal notice describes a land tract along Jackson Street and Switzler's Addition with precise lot corners, section lines, and street intersections. The notice states the description is to be published for ten days and cites Pendleton Oregon as the place of publication dated April 19 1912.
The Common Council approves a plan to improve Vincent Street in Pendleton Oregon from Water to Court by bituminous pavement with curbs and gutters. It creates Assessment District No 14 to fund the project, outlining the land parcels to be taxed and a detailed boundary description.
Resolutions adopted April 1913 authorize improving Water Street east line of Main Street to east line of Vincent Street with bituminous pavement and curbs. Assessment District No 12 includes Town of Pendleton parcels. surveyor's cost shares per lot on file with City Recorder. A man may smile and smile and be a villain still-especially if he does his smiling in the wet goods depart.
Resolution states a copy of this revocation and parcel of land is on file with the East Oregonian and will be published. It notes the cost of work will be charged against each part of lot 19 in 1913 and references city recorder.
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