Fragmentary Note Mentions School Event and Union
A garbled note references a school event at 2 15 and mentions a church or union left after something. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
11
A garbled note references a school event at 2 15 and mentions a church or union left after something. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
Sheriff John M Edwards will auction the Old Court House foundation brick and stone and frame superstructure in North Yakima Lots 12 and 13 Block 29 on December 14 1907 at 11 a m. Cash due sale subject to Board of County Commissioners approval. WIlbur Crocker Yakima County Auditor.
Mary Fuller sues Wesley Fuller in Superior Court Yakima for divorce on grounds of failure to support. The action also seeks custody of their two children. Plaintiff’s attorneys Snyder & Luse petition service to Wesley Fuller within sixty days after November 6, 1907.
Notice announces a special election in North Yakima Washington on December 28 1907 to decide annexation of a specified territory including parts of Sections 13 18 19 23 24 and nearby College Addition and Summit View tracts. Polling places listed by ward and two eastern western annexation zones. Voting options For Annexation or Against Annexation and appointment of election officers.
SUVMVMONS in Superior Court Yakima County for Charles A Mogk vs Charles Sh Doolittle and Wattle Doolittle and others unknown. Defendant Charles I Doolittle and Nwatie Doolittle and others unknown. You must answer within sixty days after November 20 1907. Action aims to quiet title to Lot five in Block 146 Becks Addition to North Yakima Washington and exclude defendants from any claim. Attorney W E Southard Wilson Creek Washington.
Ordinance 577 amends Section 13 of Ordinance 377 to fix the Street Superintendent’s compensation at one hundred dollars per month. Repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect five days after publication. Passed December 2, 1907. approved December 8, 1907. Mayor Q O Fechter. City Clerk J C Brooker.
The city invites bids for constructing a wooden sidewalk on the west side of Sixth Street between Miple and Race Streets. Proposals are due by Dec 16 1907 with a 5 percent bid bond, and bidders must furnish performance and material bonds. The project follows local standard specifications adopted May 2 2004 and ordinance 578, with bid opening at the next City Council meeting.
City of North Yakima will contract for a wooden sidewalk on the east side of Sixth Street between Race Street and Adams Street. Proposals are to be opened December 16 1907 with bonds and local assessments noted in Local Improvement District No 1172. The record includes an assessment roll listing owners and amounts for the sidewalk project.
Board of assessors created by Ordinance No. 442 assesses a wooden sidewalk on the east side of Front Street between Chestnut and Race Streets. The roll lists each lot owner and levy, proportional to frontage and benefit, with a meeting set for December 16 1907 to equalize approve and confirm. City Clerk notice dated December 2 1907.
Officials announce a local improvement district assessment for sidewalk construction on the north side of Yakima Avenue from Natches Avenue to Lot 6 in Block 70. The City Council, December 1907, opens the assessment roll for inspection and invites objections at the December 11 meeting.
Sanatorium bonds for sale by North Yakima Sanitarium at seven percent for up to eight years, issued and held by Portland Trust Co. Maturity around 1915. Available for a short time with contact details provided for further inquiry.
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