Williston City Council January 23 1905 Proceedings
Official proceedings show City Council of Williston North Carolina meeting adjourned with Mayor Denny presiding. Aldermen Ald Boyd Belyea Co LaDue absent. motions include abatement of John Gromatka personal property, Palmer map purchase under $50, bill approvals, and warrants. A street assessment and tax plan was debated and adopted, with adjournment moved to the next regular meeting.
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Williston
N. C
Neil
Denny
Roll
Ald
Boyd, Belyea, Co
LaDue
Dine
Boyd
Bely
Cox
Alden
McChesney
Davis H. King
Eame
McGahey
Ald. Cox
Ali. Brlyea
Finance Committee
Elly
Ald. Boyd
A. D
Council
Ally Belyes
Ity Auliter
A. L. Wonllay
Ald. McChesney
Assessment Roll Notice From City Council Ledger
Official notice states the assessment roll is in the hands of the collector for collection. It lists several parcels in Williston, Williams County with wooden walk assessments and lineal foot rates, naming owners like Jane Hodgdon, W. Coleman, Benny, David Lang, B. L. Hardaway, Anna Hardaway, and Fanny Cates. The City Council fixed the date of January 23, 1905, for a meeting to review the costs and order the assessor to prepare the roll for enforcement.
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Jane Hodgdon
Coleman
Benny
David Lang
Engte
Anna Hardaway
Bruegger
Williston
Ser Linant
Fanny Cates
Wergata ‘Bireet
Jascary
A. D
North Dakota
First publication date noted in city auditor text
The fragment cites a first publication date of January Mth 1908 referring to city audit records. The item preserves the formal dating phrase and suggests an archival notice attached to a municipal audit entry.
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Ity Auditer
Wolves Chase Mail Man In Broad Daylight
New Richmond Wisconsin February 7 Rural Carrier M M Brickley reports a thrilling daylight chase by two large lean hungry timber wolves. He cracked his whip and yelled as one wolf closed to the sleigh teeth flashing before the beasts slunk off into the woods.
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New Richmond
Wis
M. M. Brickley
Erin Prairie
Brickley
War department seeks funds to mark Cuban battle graves
The War Department has submitted to the House a proposal for an appropriation of 89,500 to mark the graves of American soldiers who fell or were temporarily interred in Cuba. The plan covers temporary graves and their marking, reflecting ongoing efforts to honor fallen service members.
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Pekin
Cuba
Washington
War Department
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