Lebanon to
Improve Sewers
LEBANON The heavy rains
have brought into proem nance the
season problem of surface water
disposal which is a greater diffi
culty in Lebanon than, in many
filacea because the town lies on a
ow tract of land hardly as high
as the banks of the San tiara riv
er under normal conditions. Un
der flood conditions, serious floods
have resulted. Every winter some
basements are wet and to carry
away this surplus water, a sys
tem of storm sewers is being en
larged and improved. The city is
putting in two main arteries along
Main and Grove streets which will
receive drainage from laterals
from both the east and the west
ends of town. At the next meet
ing of the council a revised or
dinance will be outlined provid
ing for the construction and ex
tension of trunk lines and laterals
and for the proportional assess
ment of property on the streets to
be drained in the various drainage
improvement districts. The new
plan will allow the assessment of
property owners on streets which
are drained by the trunk or lat
eral sewers even though such a
storm sewer does not run down
the street on which the property
abuts.
Drains will not be run along
every street in town, but win be
laid so as to drain the largest pos
sible areas. Background for this
development of drainage improve
ment districts Is the provision of
the city charter for assessment of
property owners for street im
provements and storm sewers
which are street improvements.
The first storm sewers like the
first paving was paid for out of
the general tax fund. Extension of
both paving and storm sewers is
being made by assessments.
The Statesman. Salem, Oregon, Friday, January 9, I9i H
Riverside 'Phone
Officers Chosen;
Assessment Set
ROBERTS Herb Miller was
re-elected president of the Riv
erside Telephone company at the
annual meeting ' Monday. Lee
Byers was re-elected secretary
and the following men appointed
directors: W. A. Busiman. Or-
ville Nichols. J. W. Isley. Ralph
Windsor, Henry Query and El
mer Minch. It was voted to assess
each member $10 for 1S4S for re
pair and maintenance work. There
are seven lines and each line has
10 members.
Mrs. Glenn Bidgood. seriously
111 for several weeks at her home
on the South River road. Is re
ported improved.
Mrs. Frank Sollenberger left
Monday by train for Montana,
called by the serious illness of
her son.
Mrs. Rufus Cate and son Ste
phen of Medford are with the
former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.
L Minard. on Liberty road. Mrs.
Mioard. who broke her right arm
in three places lait week when
she fell in the state house, is
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller went
to Spokane after the Christmas
holidays to visit friends.
BEAIJTT rAKLOK OPENED
JE7TERSON Mrs. Emma Sl
ier of Albany has leased the two
north rooms in the W. L. Jones
building and will operate a beau
ty parlor. She has purchased a
complete new outfit for the shop
and expects to be open by Jan
uary IS. She formerly operated a
beauty parlor in Portland before
moving to Albany.
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