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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper page mentions names and places but lacks coherent events. It references Ogden and Hefinicod with scattered elements likely about a public notice or local item, but no clear action, date, or outcome is present. The readable fragments do not form a complete report.
Thomas B Farr city treasurer issues public notice of delinquent special tax levies for Sidewalk District No. 198 and District No. 104 in Ogden City Weber County Utah. Taxes cover sidewalks and sewer upgrades with multiple installments due from 1910 to 1915 and penalties up to ten percent for late payment. properties may be advertised and sold by law if unpaid.
Fragmentary legal notice indicates sale and payment terms under law. Readers see references to city hall, gate, treasurer, and an official named Tooke or similar, with garbled names and places impeding full comprehension. The readable part confirms a legally mandated sale process and payable amounts or locations.
The court schedules a hearing on July 28, 1910 at Ogden City Utah to approve the receiver's sale plan and disbursements The petition seeks authority to sell furniture and fixtures pay creditors and authorize actions by the receiver and attorneys with further orders as needed The notice dated July 13 1910 records the court proceedings in the district court of Weber County Utah in the matter of B T Niehimara plains versus Jane Bhieve American Benevolent a corporation and others
Notice to Ogden City residents of the council intention to establish a sewer district along Eccles avenue from 24th to 26th streets. The project estimates a total cost of 1370 dollars to be assessed on district properties, with protests due by August 1, 1910. William M. Bortaph, City Clerk, publishes notice for consideration.
Notice states the treasurer of Orden ltr will, after itr tints, collect warranty numbers from BTA to ATHSN at its office. It warns that all gnel Mnreati not presented by July 25, 1910 will be denied and actions may follow. Officially signed by THOMAS H MART, Oly Trogenrer Cyrien Clit.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a council inquiry into a planned improvement project with a street widening and curb changes. It mentions estimated costs around 1484 dollars and 1200 dollars, a timetable referencing months, and a proposed assessment or levy to fund the work.
The document records notices from Ogden City and State Engineer regarding property benefitted by street improvements and water rights. It lists assessments, objections, and deadlines, including a July 1910 public posting and a Utah water appropriation case involving Oregon Short Line Railroad Company seeking to alter diversion points and pump water from Sand Ridge Cut toward Weber River with a lengthy legal procedure. Names such as HORTAPH and WILLIAM ASHTON appear in official roles, with dates anchored to 1910 and specific sections cited for boundary and compliance details.
Notice from Blaze Office Utah dated 1919 informs water users that Davis and Weber Canal Company, led by president H B Hutson, seeks to appropriate two and a half cubic feet per second from Weber River in Davis County. Details include the point of diversion, canal length, period of use April to November, and areas embraced by multiple townships and sections. Opposing protests must be filed within thirty days after publication. Caled Tanner, State Engineer, signs the notice.
Fraternal groups including Ordon Lodge No 2 Independent Odd Fellows Queen City Rotwkahborne Woodmen of the World and others hold regular meetings. Notices invite members and visiting comrades to attend on scheduled Fridays and Mondays at local halls with officers listed for contact.
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