Sacramento Awakened by Irrigation Congress
Sacramento awakens as the National Irrigation Congress meets in the city. Funds raised reach 45,000 locally with 10,000 more from counties and residents statewide. Voter approval of 1,500,000 in bonds paves road, bridge, and public building upgrades, while irrigation, mills, and rail development spur growth and industry.
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Pendleton issues bonds for levee and sewer work
City approves selling bonds in small blocks to local investors first. Levee, sewer, and street projects funded by 30 year non taxable bonds at five percent interest. Bids opened after 15 day advertising with minimum $1000 denominations. Low bids with local investment favored, details of sinking fund and partial awards explained.
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