The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-03

who don't want to beg" was given per-
mission 10 peddle small articles of her
own manufacture.
The colored o II Fellows we're granted
the use Of the city park for July IS.
Cf,y zimanee<.
The report of the city treasurer shows
the following balances:
Cash. .......$ 5.0Sr
BANK OF Topeka 1855
iscaI agency NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o3,4 :
General revenne fund II,
General improvement fund -. 14,9-
Sinking fund. Observation-Disclosures. a.
Interest fund Observation-Disclosures. Al.
Library fnn4 ---.-.----..-... IL
Construction fund ..-...-..... 4l,tJ~
The total expense Of the city was SIS
429 IS. The princip Pal items are include
Ii tue following:
City Offices. ISL 66
Comm ssloner OF elections $50 90
Sanitary department - 325 %
Fire department -.-..... 1896 u
Metropolitan pol .ce .-.... 1914 %
Engineer department. go %
Rent, wafer supply -------.-.-- 4,233 W
Interest, idiand bonds 1900 !, 4Ui 13
City brary expense. -....-. TO "
SUI Napor street ] ghts. . 4Oy 80
Eiectr-c light IayrOl. -.-.. 451 W
Southwestern fuel company 2sl g.
Bi~th- and - a rs.
The report Of City Physician Hibben
showed tAAt on the first Of the mouth
M III there We're two cases Of dir hthe-
ria. cases of sc lriet fever AMI IS Of
measles. There were 40 births OF which
81 were III sIe5 and ii females. There
we're also A Deaths Classified as follows:
WnOOptng cough, l; inflammation OF
bowels, Z; paralysis ,; old age. 4; still
bor4l, 3; drOpsy. 2; cancer. +; meningitis,
:; heart trouble, /; cJusumptI 3; in
hamm atom Of stOn 4ch. (; gastrit.s, L;
pneumonia, /; scarlet fever, 2; ab7cess, Z;
general weakness, /; dlArrnOeA, 1; often
ing OF the BRAIN, /; cholera Infantum-
Counc 1T
The police jud re collected $308 IN
June from III cul prits-
License Collector Vanderpool RAISED
9I53 last month, and Food Inspector
q lillian succeeded in getting together
$<103U.
The anti-cigarette ordinance passed
unanimously. L makes it unlawful to
bacco or opium to minors under Is year
Of age, aud provides for a SO fine f.
the VIOLA. ion of these provisions.
An ordinance was passed appropriate
ing $40 to pay the expense Of the trial
of the Decker, mullins & Berry sewer
case at Lawrence.
The street com missioners were ordered
to drain the street at the junction of
Z ghth aud Tenth streets, near the Gene
terry The water stands there ia pond
after every rain.
Some Of the property owners who pc
titiOned some time ago for the opening
of First street east of the Santa Fe shops
protested against it last night when they
found they would have to pay for the
street, which Is part Of the Kline es-
tate. A. NJ. Dana appeared for the prop
erry owners The matter was carried
over
A colored man from the Fifth ward
sent in bill for $50 for damage done to
his chicken coops and potato patch by
the recent high water. He'll get it.
not
It was agreed to pave the intersection
Of the tracks at Tenth and Jackson streets
with brick.
Washington street will be graded be-
tween Tenth and Fifteenth streets on ac-
count of the water
IA ordinance to prevent dead wires
was passed. which makes it punis liable
By a ine Of 500 for any company to
allow such wires t. remain up. The
super intcndent of the electric light
plant is made city electrician, with or
ders to enforce this law.
Col Burgess offered a resolution. which
was adopted, ordering the city engIn eer
to make plans for the improvement Of
the city jail yard and a new and more
extensive worknouse. 7 his improve
nent is one that is greatly needed
A new catch basin Was ordered to be
put IN on the northwest corner OF Laghth
and Taylor streets
All of the members of the council
were present last night. The adjourn
ment was taken until next Monday
night
Pimples, boiIs and other humors of the
blood are liable to break out IN the warm
weather. Prevent it by taking HoOd's
Uncle sam or Pope OF Rome. which
w. FL Boles, formerly pastor OF the
Christian church Of this city, will give
his famous lecture on the above subject
tonight at Hamilton hall. Admission 25c
Uncle sam or P0pe or Rome ~ hIch
". H. Boles, formerly pastor Of the
Christian church OF this city, will give
bis famous lecture the above subject