St Johns Review discusses bond legality and annexation issues
The St Johns Review questions claims that the city charter was not legally adopted as bonds for city hall and other improvements were sold without issue. It analyzes annexation to Mortland, potential water works purchases, and notes local officials, lawyers, and the Portland context. The piece also touches on power supply interruptions and local civic notes including registration and upcoming elections.
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Boston
Conrymiy
Oregon
Morris Bros
Supreme Court
Mortland
Ay St Johns
St. Jule
Gustens
Legat Manner
Portland
St. Johns
Gully
St Johnna
Ordinance 452 City Primary Nominating Election for St Johns Oregon
City of St Johns passes ordinance to hold a March primary to nominate city officers for the coming year. It fixes election day and hours, names judges and clerks for each ward, designates polling places at City Hall and nearby streets, and requires notice and provision of election books and supplies. The text identifies officials and ward details, though some OCR errors are present in names and dates.
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Herce
St. Johns
City of
Salt City of St. John
Oregon
Anid
Wits
Seeond Wart
Lange
Scotlond
Tim
Gilbert
Goeth We
Marion Johnston
Henry Nie
B. c Pat
S.W. Rogers
PW. Hinman
Ole Learnsel
A.W. Markle
AD McDonald
C.K. Batley
South Jersey
Charleston Streets
City Hall
City Recorder
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Valentino
Real Eetate
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Jersey and
Charleston
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We Second
Epublican al Democratic
Ordinance Declares Cost to Improve Charleston Street
City of St Johns Oregon approves an assessment plan for improving Charleston Street from Hayes Street center line to Olympia Street westerly side line. The $9 10000 valuation apportions costs to benefited parcels and directs recording in city liens plus notices and postings.
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Charleston Street
Hayes Street
Olympia Street
St. Johns
Ore
St. Foltanesy
Comneil
St Joliis
Aid
Humber
Sriitly
Jory Street
City of St Johns approves street widening and paving project
Resolution adopted to condemn and widen Buchanan Street from west to east city limits. Concrete curb six inches thick will be laid below grade per city engineer specs. Project funded under city charter with oversight by the city engineer and related assessments to the property owner.
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Buchanan Street
St. Johns
Mali Street
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Stearns, Tribune
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First National Bank
St. Johns, Oregon
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St. Johns Review
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Recorder
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City Recenter
St Johns Review
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