Fragmented 19th century ledger notes town pay scales
A garbled early text discusses wages for public officials and candidates in a New York area, noting evolving pay scales for district attorneys, state officers, and lawmakers. It hints at legislative salary debates, political maneuvering, and speculative market trends affecting public service compensation. The passage references years, positions, and figures, but the exact details are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aril Ventrey
Vhwest
Gio
Pam
Pias
Hiv
Vague Legal Suggestion Over Property Space
A fragmented note proposes that the Wakin property be vacated to prevent trouble around a street area. It argues for legal removal and careful planning, indicating city actions should ensure the space is cleared before any construction or use proceeds.
Hig Lrick Bloch Plans New Construction in Quincy
In Quincy California HoT Rewer prepares plans for a major project. The proposal includes stock girders and reinforced plates to be thoroughly materialized, with a target date and construction steps yet to be finalized.
Baptist Church and school events listed for evening schedule
The notice lists church and school activities including ten o clock, eleven, and seven thirty evening sessions. A player meeting is mentioned with a reference to inviting attendees, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunuliy School
Elock
Wreaehiig
Hvoniiy
AMD
Hotel Restoration Project Sets Townroom Tone
Work underway at the hotel corner Main and Eval streets renews a fading landmark. Contractor J. Eo Reotner oversees restoration to restore walls and fittings while Nye guides the modern upfit for guests. The plan preserves the venerable hotel’s character as it reopens to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srefen Taut
Aid
Poreet
J. Eo Reotner
Evangelical Church Ailend Goeteiees at the Byate
Community notices a West Week Sunday wheel service at a Byate church. Preacher Mrs. MeVieker led a personal revelation event urging St. Joshua citizens to participate in spiritual renewal and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeVieker
Johua
Ordinance defines St Johns city limits and prohibits wooden buildings
The notice outlines an ordinance to define the five limits of St Johns and ban erecting or repairing wooden structures within limits. It details street inclusions and construction rules for brick walls, penalties for violations, and assigns enforcement to the City Marshal and Justice Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
St Johns
Ordinance 64 on John Street improvement cost assessment
City council approves an ordinance assessing costs to improve John Street from Jersey to Modoc, directing entry in the city liens docket. Publication details note publishing in St John Review for three weeks and notices of the assessment and municipal project procedures given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
Jersey Street
Modoc Street
St. Johns
City of
St Julie Dows
St. Jol
Joho Street
Jorsey Street
Mintoe Street
St Fallin
Cottell
Meccad
Tees
St. John Review
Nowemer
Pation
Sued
Faswary
Mt Jilin
Juli Street
Johar Street
Deventer
Ties
Wow Kiso
Lively Street
Catlie Street
Union Meeting At School House Dec 13 Afternoon
Ten meeting of teachers in primary room one thirty to two thirty with focus on division of subjects. From two thirty to three thirty a public meeting in grammar room. Ladies from Methodist church host bar and supper December 19 with various sale items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onethirty
Twothirty
Methodist Church
Plunk Sale Brings Lashbaugh Cash Boost
F M Lashbaugh sold his farm north of the city to Sam Cochran and gained a thousand dollars in the deal. Cochran bought the land mainly to stash his cash rather than carry it about, while Valentine’s neat store continues to offer finer cigars and canes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Lashbaugh
Sam Cochran
Mr. Cochran
Valentine
Koerner Faces Tarnished Nuptials Amid Racial Tensions
F. J. Koerner stands at the center of a troubling case as accusations of tarnished nuptial conduct involving African Americans surface. The dispatch outlines alleged actions, the individuals involved, and the social fallout shaping opinion and potential consequences.
Proposals for Street Work Sealed by City of St Johns
Bids for Thomson street improvement from Meyers to Lively must be sealed and filed by December 24 at 7 p m. Proposals require certified checks equal to ten percent of bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids and work must be completed by a stated deadline.
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St. Johns
Oregon
Thomson Street
Meyers Street
Lively Street
Ordea
Dy Owler
J. W. Mans
Koornter
St. Juling
St. Johan
Ordinance Hesitates At City Council Meeting
The adjourned city council meeting presided by Mayor King adjourned amid absences. Discussion on a ferry franchise ordinance continued while a license vote was postponed five days. Brive questioned delaying action as hotel completion looms. Improvements to Richmond street noted, more street lights urged, and Ordinance 64 on John street improvements approved. An order to close billiard and pool halls and similar venues at midnight was issued. Meetings adjourned to Monday December 11.
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King
Messrsderson
Shields
Roont
Me Brive
George G. Carhart
Richmond Street
Revard
Leggitt
Brice
John Street
Ordinance No 61 City street improvement plan
The City of St Johns council approves the improvement of Hupeevine Lively Street from Thompsom Street north to Cathie Street. A preliminary estimate is filed by the city engineer, with notices published in the St Johns Review. Proposals for the work will be invited and the project funded from property benefited, with publication required under city charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cechist
Univercoty Park
St. Joins
Tate
Eiliott
Han Bette
St. Jolie Muar
A. Palmer
St. John
Newberg
Fenmietile Bank
St. Johns
Valentine's Cigar Store
Will Reed
Woodlawn
St. Jolie
Woodstan Hall
Peninsula Bank
Will Venable
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bullis, Poll & Carey
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Holbrook
New Lick
MiTiioe
J. Bh. Campbell
Ridgenell
Washington
HE. Carlson
Portland Manufacturing Company
Paget Sound
Fem
Hransen
Somlay
Mes
Wy B. Julien
Proutdale
Brookes
St. John Maror
McKinnie
Rocker
Centre
Kansas
United Keongehous
Oekley Creen
Bob McVicker
Langely
St. Johnm
Port Lite
Surtayes
McChire's
Hermiture
Cilewware
TR Coon
Diversity Park
Lyle
Thack
Chittuber
Boston
Seale Brothers
Oak Park
Toledo
Amd
G. W. Curtiss
Fim
City of
At Julie
Leving
Thompsom
Cathie Street
Salt City
Jetiur
Seine
Reyund
Ely Hi Weer
Pane Witiou
Ee Jamkary
Ety
Administrator’s Notice for Publication in Oregon Estate
Nadine announces that the administrator of the estate of M A Towasent in Multnomah County Oregon has filed the required appointment. Creditors and claimants must present their claims by November 6 in care of T Parker at Holbrook St Johns Oregon.
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Nadine
Oregom
M.A
T. Parker
St Johns
Oregyn
Sis
Wonton
Nowenher
Building More Houses Prompted by Fire Limits Ordinance
F. A. Lindley, under contract to build for W. G. Evans on Ivanhoe Street, began work after fire limits law was published in Tax Review. The frame house, within the restricted area, faced legal risk since the ordinance, not retroactive, may affect ongoing construction. Evans faced a near miss and the piece ends urging insurance with Pensacola Bank.
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Lindley
W. G. Evans
Ivanhoe Street
Evans
Warner Moves Family to New Home in Tacoma Street
W H Warner formerly of Independence now resides in St Johns. He has moved his family and belongings into the Currier house on Tacoma street, which he has purchased and plans to occupy in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Warner
Independence
St. Johns
Currier
Tacoma Street
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THE
ST. Johns Review
By Mi Keow
Teoeweven
Therpore Fe
Jelene
Priday Dow Mtner
Plen
Tient
Hig Lrick Bloch
Haptist Church
Evangelical Church
Peece
Irs Lami
Tevet
Alec
Hayes Street
Jolin Street
Tamra Street
Pwrtains
Munters
Comneil
Wol Kase
Neresty
W. 1Asis
Recenter
Woblishert
M. J. McGuarn
North
Davis and
Fiverett Streets
Portland
Basar
F. J. Koerner
W.C. Adams
Pastoffee
Merrill
Faulk & Merrill
University Park
the Jeweler
Tacoma St
St. Johns, Ore
Gatton St
Star Market
Pall
Smith & Hoover
Edmondson
Daniel Brecht
ST. Johns, Oregon
W. A. Storr
Gorsarcrs
Raquant
Cottch's
All Orden
Roene Eim
Vromps
Ald St.Johns
E. Donnelly
St. Johns Market
Jereey Breet
Mrs. L, Sloan-Dickson
Boyd Tea Company
moAmison Street
Eeow
Harvant Street
Club Mall
Phome Scott
N. F, Noren & CO
Norton, Comer
Hirunswick
Wa Hadeow Streets
J. Phone Union Io
S. H. Greene Galterter
Lew
Offee
Hreeden Bailig
Ant Wy
Stteete
Portiamn
Washingley
Jonay
L. G. Holland
Tacoma
Goodrich & Goodrich
Saint Johns
Portland, Orem
W. E. Hartel
Freedman Block
Ste Fotes
Mary Maclachlan
Los
Scotting
Union
Elliott's
Res.dence St. Johns Hotel
E. W. Rossiter
Pers
Wrinkle
Miss Scott
Leavitt Street
St, Johns
C. T. Moe
Adams’ Addition
W. EB
Swengel
Jenny
T. T. Parker
Cochran Mock
Carpenter & Dolbow
Wayland Street
Pho Union
F. J. Carter
BOOTS
Anderson
Cain
Bari
Wee
Jersey
Johns
N. A
Ivanhoe and
Catlin Streets
Saint Johnsom
P. W. Hinman
Chicago
Fia
Vanhoe
G. W. Overstreet
Columbia Boulevard and Cie? Avenue
Amy B. Rowland
Portsmouth Ave Avenue
E. P. Toons
Brood
Johns, Oregon
Logan” Merry
FE. Baker
Old Organ Place
Carlton Fruit: Tree Company
Johns Review
Keemiber
Eiwoon Thaay
T . Varker
Atormey
Rapa
Mt. Joline
G. Heitkemper CO
Watchmakers
Miversmitha
Morrison Street
Peninsila Bank
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