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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
6
An advertisement claims a home mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla can relieve kidney trouble before Bright's disease. It promises to ease back pain and urinary symptoms, and to cleanse the blood, with a druggist endorsing the ingredients as harmless. Sold at Case's Drug Store.
Assessment rolls list for Front Street grading Local Improvement District No 108 and cement sidewalk on A Street South Side between First and Front Streets plus wooden sidewalk on East Fourth Avenue West between Lot 10 and West Spruce Street. Names include O Johnson C Christianson Wlof Keck Henry Schott with numerous property owners and exact parcel amounts stated.
An assessment roll listing each parcel on the improved Front Street section within Local Improvement District No 106. Names B C Keck Phil M Armbruster J C Brooker appear with ownership and per‑foot valuation, dated October 21, 1907.
Official notice states that the assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 106 in North Yakima Washington is on file for review. A City Council meeting on November 4 1907 will equalize approve and confirm the roll with opportunities to amend or correct assessments. J C Brooker city clerk issued October 21 1907 and notice published October 28 1907.
Officials in North Yakima Washington announce a hearing on the assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 120 the sidewalk project on A Street south side between Front Street and the improved portion of the street The City Council urges any resident who feels aggrieved by the assessment to attend the regular meeting at City Hall on November fourth at 7 30 pm The notice is dated October 21 1907 and signed by council members and the board of assessors including O Keck W M Armbruster and J C Brooker
The notice informs that Local Improvement District No 11 assessment roll for a wooden sidewalk on Fourth Avenue West from Lor it to West Spruce Street in North Yakima is on file for inspection. The City Council will meet November 4 1907 to equalize approve and confirm the assessment and hear objections. Breck Phil McArmbuster and J C Brooker are cited as city officials.
North Yakima council approves an ordinance amending Section 223 of Ordinance No. 451 to set monthly salaries for fire chief at 100 dollars, assistant chief at 85 dollars, and all other paid firefighters at 75 dollars. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect five days after publication.
Ordinance No 566 provides for trading Spruce Street from Front Street to Eighth Street, creates Local Improvement District No 28, lays out districts and boundaries, levies special assessments, and directs the city treasurer to fund the improvements and related warrants. Plans and grades by the City Engineer will guide the work and assessments under existing ordinances.
The North Yakima City Council enacts Local Improvement District No. 129 for grading Ninth Street between Yakima Avenue and D Street and constructing six foot wide wooden sidewalks. The ordinance provides funding via special assessments on properties within the district and authorizes issuance of warrants to cover the costs. It becomes effective five days after publication.
City of North Yakima announces its intention to construct a six foot wide cement sidewalk on the west side of Eleventh Avenue West between West Yakima Avenue and West Pine Street. The project aims to improve pedestrian access and safety, with enforcement of the new sidewalk plan forthcoming.
City of North Yakima proposes to construct a six foot wide cement sidewalk on the north side of Spruce Street between First and Eighth Streets. The notice outlines assessment details, required public proceedings, and a November 4 1907 deadline for objections. Adopted by City Council October 21 1907.
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