Port land Railway Company reports 1912 year figures
The Port land Railway Light and Power Company filed its annual report with the State Railway Commission covering June 30 1911 to June 30 1912. It operates 14 Oregon towns with 299.5 miles of railway and electric light stations in all towns. Net income after taxes bonds and depreciation was 1 440 487.97 for the railway division and 1 851 804.08 for the light and power division. Operating expenses totaled 211 414.19 and taxes and bond interest 2 276 606.01. The 4 percent dividend amounted to 99 977.50 leaving a net balance of 440 510.47.
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Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Portland
Oregon
State Railway Commission
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Light and Power Division
Estac
Oregon City
Troutdale
Mount Hood
Nopenty Ag
Tax Commission
Improvement Bonds Sealed Proposals for St Johns Bonds
Sealed proposals addressed to the St Johns city clerk will be received until 6 PM October 22 1912 for sale of improvement bonds under Ordinance No 507 total 820073.88 issued as coupon notes bearing 6 percent interest semi annually dated June 18 1912 through August 24 1912 with redemption after one year. Bids require 2 percent certified check payable to the City of St Johns. Delivery of lands and payment to follow after bid acceptance in St Johns Multnomah County Oregon.
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City of
St. Johns
Oregon
City of St. Johns
Lo Ld
Multnomah County
Oregdon
Lst
Notice of Proposed Assessment For Central Avenue
Notice states apportionment of cost for improving Central Avenue from St Johnsvenue to the wathenserly line, amount 4772.87, on file for examination. Assessment district extends to center of Bite, Stock and sare along abutting street per charter and resolutions. Objections must be filed with undersigned by 8 p.m. Oct 81. St Johns Review reports publication October 4 and 1gia.
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Eveque
St Jonnesvenue
Wathenserly
Agia
Ordinance 507 Directs City Recorder to Issue Bonds
The City of St Johns Oregon enacts that the City Recorder issue improvement bonds of up to five hundred dollars each to cover unpaid assessments totaling twenty two thousand seventy eight dollars thirty eight cents. Bonds mature in ten years, bear up to six percent interest, payable semi annually, and be signed as required by law and the city charter.
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City of St. Johns
City Recorder
Anhereas
City of
St. Johns
Oregon
Multnomah County
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