The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-01-11
Ordinance No. 90.

An Ordinance entitled An Ordinance to
Provide for the Location and adop-
ton Of Certain Monuments within
the Corporate Limits of the Town Of
Hood River.
Be it ordained by the Common Coun-
ell of the Town of Hood River:
Section l. That, whereas, in pursu-
ance OF resolution of the common coun-
ell of the town Of Hood River, adopted
at a meeting thereof on the 18th day OF
June, A. d. 1909, John Leland Hender-
son, surveyor, was duly appointed and
empowered by said council to make the
necessary surveys and plat, and set|cer-
tain monuments within the corporate
limits Of the town Of Hood River; and,
Sec. ?. That whereas, at subsequent
meeting OF said council, said John Le-
land Henderson made his report in writ
ing, as such surveyor, in accordance with
the aforesaid resolution, and filed with
said report a plat showing the location OF
said monuments which report was duly
adopted and approved by said council
on the 10th day OF July, 1900, and at the
same meeting was ordered spread in
extenso on the record of the minutes of
said council, and the street committee
instructed to prepare an ordinance le-
gaizing said monuments and making
the same official; and
Sec 3. That, whereas, in pursuance OF
said resolution, said plat was duly re-
corded in said minutes at pages l0l OF
volume | thereof, and this ordinance is
duly executed.
Sec 4. Six (6) stone monuments with
metallic centres were set by said sur
yeyor at the places hereinafter desig-
mated, and said stone monuments are
hereby adopted as the official monu-
ments of the town Of Hood River, to
govern and apply to said town as here
matter set forth:
Intersection of west line of Front
street with centre line of Oak street,
known as monument No | !; intersection
| of centre lines of Oak street and Third
| street, known as monument No. 2; in
tersection of west line of Irving street
with centre line OF Oak street, known as
monument No. 3; intersection OF centre
! lines of Bridge street and Waucoma av-
enue, both of which are otherwise known
as State street, with west line Of Irving
street, known as monument No. 4 in
tersection of centre line of Waucoma
avenue, or State street, with east line OF
Parl; avenue, otherwise known as School
House street, known as monument No,
s. intersection OF centre line OF Oak
street with west line, continued, OF
block No one ~ of Waucoma Addition
/. known as monument No. g.. z
Sec. 5. Monuments numbers ] and 2
and monuments hereafter to be set in
the limits of the territory hereinafter
described in this section, bounded north.
erly by the Oregon Railroad and Nav
igation Company's railroad rightof way
easterly by the stream known as Hooc
river; southerly by line running
through the centre of section SO of town
ship north, range 10 east OF the Viii
lamette meridian to a point south o
and in line through monuments num-
| bers and 4 and westerly by said line
running through monuments numbers
3 and 1, and thereafter along the wes
line of said Irving street to the sale
railroad right of way-govern that por
tion of the town so bounded and de
scrbed in this section. The streets il
that portion OF the town above described
bounded northerlv by said railroad
easterly by Front street and claim line
of Coe Donation Land Claim, southerly
by the claim line Of said Coe Donation
Land Claim, and westerly by line
through said monuments numbers anC
1, and thereafter along the west line o
said Irving street, which run north anC
south, cross those which run east anC
west at right angles.
See 6. The monuments numbers 3, 4
5 and 6, and monuments hereafter to b'
set within the limits of the territory
hereinafter described in this section
bounded easterly by the west line o
said Irving street and the line continued
through monuments numbers 3 and 4 tC
the south boundary of the said line
/ through section 36, southerly by said
4 line through the centre OF said section
80 to the west corporation line, westerly
by the west corporation line OF said