Vernonia eagle., September 18, 1925, Image 4

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ORDINANCE NO. 119
AN ORDINANCE levying an
assessment upon Lots, parts of Lots
anj parcels of land in Improvement
District No. 4; providing for the en­
try of such assessments in the
docket of City Liens; providing for
the notice to be given to the prop­
erty owners of the levy thereof; and
declai ing an emergency.
WHEREAS, heretofore on *he
24th day of August, 1925, the Coun­
cil of the City of Vernonia, Colum­
bia county, Oregon, did apportion
the cost of the construction of the
improvements in Improvement Dis­
trict No. 4 upon the lots, parts of
lots and parcels of land adjudged
by the Council to be directly or in­
directly benefitted thereby and when
it hud ascertained what it deemed a
just apportionment of said costs, in
accordance with the benetit, directly
or indirectly, derived by each lot
and part of lot or parcel of land
within the improvement district ad­
judged to be so benefitted, did
make a proposed assessment; and
WHEREAS, thereafter on the
25th day of August, 1925, the Re­
corder did give notice of said pro­
posed assessment In accordance
with the instructions of the Council
by posting notices thereof in three'
(3) public places in said City for a
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period of fifteen (15) days, which
notice did specify the whole cost of
said improvement, the share so ap­
portioned to each lot or parcel of
land,- with the names of the owners
thereof, and stating that any objec­
tion so such apportionment may be
made in writing to the Council and
filed with the Recorder within fif­
teen (15) days from the date of the
first posting of said notice, and that
such objections will be heard and
determined by the Council before
the passage of any ordinance assess­
ing the cost of said improvement
and further stating the time at
which said matter would come up
for hearing before the Council, to-
wit. the 10th day of September,
1925, and
WHEREAS, no objections have
been filed; now, therefore,
THE CITY OF VERNONIA DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. In the construction of
the improvements in Improvement
District No. 4, the Council hereby
considers, ascertains and determines
that the following lots, parts of lots
and parcels of land, standing in the [
names of the following parties, are
benefitted in the following amounts I
by reason of said improvement, and
the same is hereby declared as end
for the assessment thereof, to-wit:
ASSESSMENT ROLL
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER FOUR____________
which notice must substantially con­
tain the matter required to be en­
tered in the docket of city lienB con­
cerning such assessments.
Section 4. WHEREAS, it is
necessary for the peace, health and
safety of the City that this ordin­
ance go into immediate force and
effect upon its adoption and ap­
proval; now, therefore,
AN EMERGENCY is hereby de­
clared to exist and this ordinance
shall go into immediate force and ef-
feet upon its adoption and approval.
Passed by the Council this 14th
day of September, 1925, by the fol­
lowing vote:-
Yeas, W. J. Gooding, W. C. Repass
G. C. Mellinger.
Nays: none.
Sugmitted to the Mayor.Sep’t 4,1925
Approved by the Mayor Sp’t 14 1925
G. R. MILLS, Mayor.
Attest: D. B. Reasoner, Recorder.
(Seal)
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6-3t
FUN
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AND
Education
FOR ALL
$4.75
Salem and
Ret u r n
VIA
United Railways
Washington County
FAIR!
Weii.-Ws.-Fri
September 23-24-25
HILLSBORO, OREGON
For the Great
Amount of
Block
Lot
Addition
Assessment
Owner of Record
64.47 1
West
Eva West
1
7
119.08
K. D. Simpson
1
2
West
119.08
West
G. C. Sale
1
3
119.08
1
4
West
Eva West
119.08
West
5
R. A. Space
1
$2000 in Premium Money to the best in livestock
119.08
West
J. & M. Krinick
1
6
and all kinds of endeavor.
8.04
West
F. & E. Hartwick
1
7
8.04
West
F. J. & N. B. Peterson
1
8
West
8.04
T. F. & B. M. Wriggle
1
9
This year the fair will be bigger and better
8.04
10
West
T. F. & B. M. Wriggle
1
than
ever before.
8.04
West
N. Chambers
1
11
O. M. Thompson
1
8.04
12
West
Every citizen will be interested in viewing
119.08
C. A.
Alice Malmsten
2
1
West
West
119.08
2
2
Eva West
this wonderful exposition of Oregon’s wealth and
119.08
William & G. Lindley
2
3
West
progress in agriculture- livestock, manufacturing
8.04
2
4
West
J. H. Poher
Band Conseils—Day and Evening DANCING
and education.
8.04
West
Minnie Krinick
2
5
8.04
6
West
EVERY NIGHT
2
Madge Rogers
Trains leave: VERNONIA, OREGON 2 P.M. daily
Elmo Jory
1
7
East Side
13.74
E. Martinau
East side
N>4-2
6.87
7
E. Martinau
NK-3
East side
7
6.87
R. M. ALBRICH, AGENT
J. H. Bush
7
S^-2
East side
6.87
Phone MAin 161
J H. Bush
7
St,-3
East side
6.87
Harve Christenson
7
4
East side
119.08
J. T. Bardy, Genera) Agent.
Harve Christenson
7
5
East side
119.08
Harve Christenson
7
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East side
119.08
Vernonia High School
8
1
East side
13.74
Vernonia Hight School
8
2
East side
13.74
Vernonia High School
8
East side
3
13.74
Vernonia High School
8
4
East side
13.74
Vernonia High school
8
5
East side
13.74
We’ve noticed that the worst thnig
Vernonia High School
6
East side
8
119.08 about the Vernonia man who sings
119.08
Vernonia High school
8
7
East side
Vernonia High school
8
8
East side
119.08 his own praises is that he always
119.08 has such a bum voice.
8
East side
Vernonia High school
9
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 47
10
Vernonia High school
8
East side
119.08
The official emblem worn by
___ EXPENDITURES
East side
9
1
13.74 those attending the school of ex­
Fred & Sigred Overson
East side
Expenditures and budget al­ Expenditures for three fiscal years
9
2
13.74 perience is the blister.
Fred & Sigred Overson
Estimate^
East side
119.08
3
lowance for six months of
C. M. Dübendorf
9
next preceding the last
expenditures
East sida
119.08 Ted Lyons Is Making Good
• 9
4
last school year.
Mamie Becker
school year.
East side
119.08
5
9
for the ensu­
Roy Webber
ITEM
Detailed ex­
«
East aide
119.08
9
Roy Webber
Second
First year
ing school
penditures for
10
119.08
Floy Kammock
1
East side
the last year year give give yearly
year.
119.08
Floy Kammock
10
2
East side
Expenditures Budget pllow- of the three-
totals
yearly totals
10
>
East side
119.08
J. A. & K. McDonald
in detail ance in detail
year period.
156.13
10
4
East side
J. A. & K. McDonald
This original estimate is made in complance with section 231-A of the school laws if 1921 and shows in
10
East side
191.22
5
JI. D. Van Blaricom
parallel columns the unit costs of the several services, material and supplies for the three fiscal yean next prs-
80.13
. J
6
East side
Ethel Rav
ceding the current year, the detail expenlitures for the last one of said three preceding fiscal yean and the bud­
East side
45.09
10
7
J. V. A- K. fern -aid
get allowances and expenditure« for six months of the current year. (“Six ■ rthr if the current year’’ means
East side
8.04
10
8
J.
o.
-
six monhts of the last school year.)
East side
8.04
10
9
R. M. & A. liuu
8.04
10
East side
10
R. M. & A. Hall
119.08
1
East side
11
Evangelical Church
PERSONAL SERVICE:
East side
119.08
11
2
Evangelical Church
Superintendent
119.08
East side
3
11
Leroy Page
Principals
$
1800.00
$ 1020.00 11020.00
I 1530.00
11
4
East
side
119.08
Harley Redmond
> 1417.50
>1215.00
11
5
East side
119.08
Harley Redmond
7587.00
1080.00
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8.04
11
East side
Heien Masten
Teachers, 2
8600.00
2399.40
7706.26
1600.00
11550.40
11
7
East side
8.04
L. A. Ragers
1170.00
1380.00
8.04
8
East side
11
L. A. Rogers
3960.00
5400.00
4.02
11
Stt-9
East side
Tagau Nicholi
2250.00
11
S^-10
East side
4.02
Tagau Nicholi
2835.00
East side
4.02
11
M. J. Foley
NH-9
1800.00
N*4-10
East side
4.02
11
J. Foley
Janitors, 1
666.00
836.86
478.50
East
side
119.08
12
1255.30
1
A. & Alice Malmsten
885.75
896.00
1
702.00
119.08
East side
2
12
A. & Alice Malmsten
Clerks, 1 ..
120.00
90.00
119.08
East side
12
3
A. A Alice Malmsten
65.00
60.00
Stenographer
00
8.04
East side
12
4
Bessie Tapp
Other
services
____
50.00
100.00
8.04
5
East
side
12
Bessie Tapp
Photograph of Ted Lyons, youthful
75.00
54.00
19563.12 >10077.50
8.04 pitcher of the Chicago White Sox, who, Total—Personal-services >17752.40
6
East side
12
114344.70
A. Cartwright
>10080.25
>6395.00
MATERIAL
AND
SUPPLIES:
(Note: Deed Book Number and Page refer to the Deed Records of
sporting authorities declare. Is to be­ 1. “
Furniture (desks.etc. )> 250.00
COLUMBIA COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON)
8 100.00
come one of the outstanding figures 2. Supplies (chalk,etc.)
>1402.00
> 889.00
200.00 ,
152.07
Block Lot
100.00
202.76
in the American league. He is the 3. Library books ..........
101.49
94.00
100.00
55.68
Brdwy. > 13.74 ideal build for a pitcher, being
2
Deed Book 33 p. 265 1
175.00
W. C. Repass
55.68
175.00
30.00
3 (unfiled
13.74 feet tall and weighing 175 pounds, six 4. Flags .......................
Deed book 38 p. 420 1
30.00
Cecil Sawyer
30.00
30.00
He 5. Playground equipment
10.09
50.00
33.50
plat)
68.00
33.50
la a right-hander wltb an easy de- 6. Janitor’s supplies ....
100.00
44
<4
44
64.00
125.00
51.66
13.74 Uvery.
4
37 p. 73 1
84.00
M. D. Cole
77.47
100.00
32.00
44
44
44
7. Fuel ............................
600.00
195.34
13.74
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37 p. 39« 1
850.00
James R. & Olive V. Cox
293.00
54L35
44
341.50
44
8.
44
Light
..........................
275.00
137.94
6
13.74
35 p. 510 1
133.34
Mary Nash, Sr.
206.91
74.81
44
25.00
44
64
9. Water ......................
400.00
242.80
13.74
38 p. 255 1
7
100.00
GEORGE W. VALLERY
V. C. Short
364.20
100.00
44
44
44
10. Postage & stationery
20.00
8
16.49
33 p. 265 1
C. T. Early
20.00
Total—Material & supplies>2020.00
1898.99 11640.34
(Care G. Mitchell)
11263.52
>2644.55
>1455.54
44
44
44
CONSTRUCTION:
32 p. 196 1
9
13.74
N. K. Jensen
44
44
44
37 p. 635 1
10
13.74
J. C. & Ramona Lindley
>24850.00
>23850.39
44
44
44
35 p.450 1
11
13.74
Elmo C. Jory
1279.68
1279.68
44
44
64
Total-r-Construction
..........
>
..............
38
p.
636
1
12
119.08
Phoebe E. Morris
>26130.07
>26130.07
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George H. & Rose
MAINTENANCE Â n F r ËPÂIRS:
44
44
44
13
119.08
38 p. 27 1
E. Stan key
Buildings & grounds ....... > 400.00
> 212.66 >1000.00
> 212.66
>6348.36
> 120.00
George H. & Rose
Total—Maintenance
44
44
44
38 p. 27 1
E. Stankey
14
119.08
and
repairs
................
$
400.00
> 212.66 >1000.00
44
44
44
> 212.66
>6348.36
I 120.00
33 p.265 1
15
Ben S. Owen s
142.98
INDEBTEDNESS:
44
44
44
37 p. 585 1
16
119.08
Jack &. Betty Hazelton
1. Bonded, and interest
44
44
44
33 p. 265 1
17
119.08
Mary Currie-
thereon..................... > 4200.00
44
44
44
33 p. 265 1
18
119.08
C. L. Gibson
2. Warrant, an<] interest
44
44
44
33 p. 265 1
19
119.08
Floyd Cleveland
_ thereon .....................
6178.00
4395.88
44
44
44
4251.66
6593.81
33 p. 265 1
20
119.08
Flovd Cleveland
4485.00
7759.25
Total
—Indebtedness
_______
_____ .. >10378.00
4395.88 >425).66
44
44
44
>6593.81
38 p. 374 1
21
64.47
M. D. & Marjorie Cole
>4485.00
>7759.25
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS:
H. u. Van Blaricom
>4680.00
> 2513.50 >2516.68
100 feet by 100 feet in SW¥. of NW% Sec. 4.
>3770.25
Deed Book 9 p. 22
125.26
>3038.00
>8324.60
Total—Transportation
J. W. & D. Baldwin
of
Pupils
>4680.00
>
2513.50
>2516
.68
41 feet by 100 feet in SW*4 of NW % of Sec. 4 Deed Book 38 p. 353
>3770.125
>8038.00
>8324.60
TUITION:
51.25
> 60.0«)
D. & C. Dübendorf,
45.00 > 45.00
> 45.00
> 45.00
Total—Tuition
.... > 60.00
Tract in SW *4 of NW H of Sec. 4, Deed Book 35 p. 190
146.31
.45.00 > 45 00
> 45.00
> 46.00
F. & S. Overson,
INSURANCE;
Tract in SW «4 of NW Vi of Sec. 4. Deed Book 33 p. 315
93.85
>288.00 > 300.00
> 288.00
> 480.00
Total—Insurance
<M. Overson
>288.00 > 300.00
> 288.00
> 480.00
Tract in SW % of NW »4 of Sec. 4. Deed Book 36 p. 252
289.53
MISCELLANEOUS:
t
>2589.42 > 200.00
Section 2. The Recorder is hereby, of, or that the name of the owner
>3884.11
Total—Miscellaneous
>2589.42 > 200.00
directed to make entry of the fore-| is unknown.
>3884.11
EMERGENCY:
>. The sum assessed epon such
going assessments in the docket of
> 250.00
City Liens which docket shall con­ lot, or part thereof or parcel of
> 168.00
...............
> 250.00
>2500.00
Total—Emergency
> 250.00
land and the date of the entry.
tain.—
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> 168.00
........
......... > 250.00
>2500.90
Section
3.
The
Recorder
to
here
­
GRAND TOTAL
......
>35540?40
1. The Nunroer or fetter of lot,
>46636.64 >20199.18
part of lot or parcel of land, assessed by instructed to give notice by three
I,
Lillian
Brown,
do
hereby
certify
that
the above estimate of expenditures for the year 1925-1926 waa^R-
George W. Vallery la the new grand
and the number or letter of the (3) consecutive publications is the
pared
by
me
and
that
the
expenditures
anl
budget sllowance for six months of the current year and the ex­
Vernonia
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of
the
levying
of
the
master
of
the
Knights
Templar,
hav
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block in which it ia situated.
ing been promoted to that often at tbn penditures for the three fiscal years next preceding the current year as shown above have been compiled from
2- The name of the owner there-1 foregoing assessment.
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