Scottsdale Annexation Ordinance Seeks Contiguous Territory
Ordinance No. 48 proposes annexing land contiguous to Scottsdale to extend jurisdiction for a sewer project. It declares an emergency and cites state statutes and a petition signed by property owners valuing at least half of taxable property. The proceedures authorize condemnation if needed and require defendants to appear and answer in court. The filing notices Conrad J. Raumann as attorney and a court date set by the Maricopa County Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Arizona
Arivena
Gonad
Aycar
Snelr
Scottsd&le
Hhe
Sentradile
Sabldl
Mainte
Jattorhey
Conrad J. Raumann
First ‘Street
Walter 8. Wilson
Alton B. Jones
Scottsdale Annexation Ordinance Extends Town Limits
Legal notice reports Scottsdale mayor and council approving an annexation ordinance on August 4 1955 expanding corporate limits to include disputed land. It outlines map certification fees street and road dedication and emergency enactment due to public health safety welfare concerns.
Adoption hearing order in Maricopa County Arizona
In the Superior Court of Arizona Maricopa County an order fixes the time and place for a hearing on the adoption of Jehn EN CHRISTINE CORDOVA minor. Quentin Cordova consented to the adoption while Jenna Bertram and Donald Bertram petition. notice is to be given by publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State OF Arizona
Maricopa
Jehn EN Christine Cordova
Donald Laf Bertram
Jeanna
Bertram
Waerein
Helen Christinig Cordova
Quentin Cordova
Dast Tonto
Whoenix
Maricopa County
Arizona
Phoenix
Adoption Hearing Order in Arizona Case for Oppenlander Minor
The Superior Court of Arizona Maricopa County orders a hearing on October 14, 1988 at 3 00 A M for the adoption of Boy Oppenlander by Stanley J Rozdziewicz Sr and Betty L Rozdziewicz. A copy of the petition and this order will be served on Terylie J. Oppenlander if found in the state and published in the county weekly for four weeks prior to appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Maricopa
Bey
Oppenlunier
Tanley J. Rzodkiewicz, SR
Betty L. Rzodkiewicz
Oppe
Lander
Wald
Terylie J
Phoenix
Maricopa’ County
Superior Court
Maricopa County
State of Arizona
Petit Om
Joppenlander
Valley Transportation & Ware. Co. opens new storage facility
Moving company moves into Abell brand new furniture storage warehouse at 712.5 Scottsdale Road. Building by Glu Lam Construction Co features laminated wood trusses in a 6000 sq ft masonry block structure with 16 ft high interior. Three offices include 80 seats with two offices for lease. Valley invites public inspection of the new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Transportation & Whse. Co. Inc
Scottsdale Transfer, & Truck Co
Scottsdale
Pioneer Transportation Company
Abell Brand New Furniture
Scottsdale Road
Glu- Lam Construction Co
Vatley
Q Wareheuse
Uuil
Valley
Property Survey Exhibit A Detail from 1858 Record
Exhibit A describes the surveyed boundaries and measurements for a property in Maricopa County Arizona. It lists corner points and distances, beginning at a NW corner and tracing lines with directions and feet to establish the parcel outline. The document names officials and includes a seal and date, indicating formal recording of the survey.
Band-Aide Members Plan September Drive and Fall Show
Band-Aide members announced a late September transport fund drive to support activities. A Phootsests concert at En canto Park is set for September 28. The group will stage Pal Joey on October 4 and 5 at the high school auditorium directed by Joseph Esile with band members in the pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark- Sige Tihaet
Trims
UC Cnatan
Beaver ‘Land
Encanto Park
Pal - Joey
Sentisdale
Joseph Esile
Trucking Industry Plans Support for United Fund Drive
Howard D. Clark of the Arizona Motor Transport Association and Lill Waggoner for the Teamsters met with United Fund leaders to outline a plan to meet the drive goal of 1 344 463 for health welfare and character building agencies. They urged full participation, noting the industry’s growth benefits and local ties with homes and communities. Clark estimates 3 000 to 4 000 truck employees in the industry. A formal plan will follow after further talks with management and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Clark
Arizona Motor Transpot Association
Lill Waggoner
United Fund
Noenix
Scottsdale
Clark
United Way
Waggoner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ses
Whuisriers
Otis
Heseriel Peer
Scottsciele
Esdew
Pda
Beada Nicerds
Weiss
Otheini
CSI CO Tara
Ooom
Bad Oky
Mayer
Ainay
Weber
Petey Bet
Pea
Poofadt
Aeres Varetiteat
Sahelian
Eitipe
Martie Apa Cmte
Deasin
Superior Court OF
County OF
CP Scop PS Pvt
Yon Park
Ameves
Uae
Rome
Chen
Rae Isie
Amessyon
Arizona State
Aetzon
Mart
Atigans
Maricaps
Ftaialt
Toros
Aln
Miller Road
Sen
Eso
Colle
Sanex
Muir
Tawi
Scottahule
Sid Rowse
thesCommon Connell
Seatts
Sidd
Bearder
Macleore
Stottsuteue
Seotlechale
Territoss
Scottseidle
Maricupt County
Arana
Dawes
Secuttsdale
aUye
Moving, Storage Co
M. B. Wimsey
Masa
Aqnidera
Rumsey
Marie
la Levetin
Realredy
Dorothy I. Isetelumy
Trowa
Othe RW
Maricoper County
Arigona
Beainnines
Nomadia
Zeitler
N. Miller Rd
Bem
Next
Mildred A. McAfee
Navy
Waene
Don Carity
Jim Ringer
Gem
Arizona’ Title
Title Insurance Trusts
N. Tet Ave
Phoeniz Scottsdale
Beattsdale’ Mead _WHithay