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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1906
Page
4
The Republican central committee meets in Columbus to fix time and place for the State convention and handle other important business. The piece also notes Secretary Taft’s Greensboro speech influencing Southern voters, and critiques on bridge safety and county infrastructure.
Ordinance No 86 authorizes issuing village bonds totaling 3400 for sidewalk construction funded by the village and approved by residents with two thirds frontage petitions. Bonds of 200 each, 17 in total, accrue 4 percent interest and run thirty years. Proceeds go to the Sidewalk Improvement Fund under the sinking fund. Passed July 1906.
The ordinance authorizes issuing bonds of the state to finance construction of sidewalks along village routes. It declares expected expenditures and outlines project scope including artificial stone sidewalks and associated improvements. The measure sets funding provisions and authorization for the village to proceed with the work.
Proposals will be received at the Clerk of Batavia Ohio for the village’s portion of a project costing four thousand six hundred dollars. The bid covers the Honda of the village’s project and related costs payable over thirty years at four percent interest, with bids due by noon on August 2, 1906.
Legal notice states bids for village bonds of Batavia Ohio must be received by noon Monday August 8 1908 for seven notes of 200 each totaling 3400 to fund sidewalk construction under an Ohio act and village ordinance. Notes bear 4 percent interest payable annually with maturity thirty years after issue.
An ordinance determines to proceed with artificial stone sidewalks on Wood North Main Spring Broadway and more, from Water to Sixth streets and beyond, with five foot widths on most sections and nine feet on Fourth Street, funded by bonds and two thirds of property owners.
The resolution declares the widening and improvement of multiple streets in the city. It specifies Wood Street from Water to Sixth and west side to Charles Robinson’s north line, North Street from Water to Sixth, Main Street, Spring Street, Broad Street, and related segments including the Mast Fork area and Water Street approaches.
Joseph G. Irwin as executor filed July 1906 petition in Clermont County Probate Court seeking sale of real estate in Williamsburg to pay debts. Defendants include John Jupkins and unknown heirs. notices sent to non residents in Illinois Virginia Missouri and unknown locations. Deadline for action set by court.
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