The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-06

and nine others, was read. protesting against
the construction of sewer in sewer District
NO H. Referred TO committee on sewers ana
The request Of Frank Ioclhart for permission
to peddIe from house to house free Of license
was granted.
Stone s Son and nine others, request that
section of ordinance No i717 be amended SO As
to relieve them from keeping record OF articles
Request of Mr.. Wilkerson for permission to
Sixth and Seventh streets was granted.
The request Of Mrs r. a. Kennedy to peddle
Bond Of L. ". Durham was ordered laid over
until his appointment shall be presented and
The petition of W. E. sterne and ten others.
f1r sidewalks on certain streets and avenues IN
mittee Of streets and walks
and ordered placed on file. viz
Police judge. city treasurer. city physician.
food inspector. superint endent electric light,
master
The committee to whom was referred the or
introduced and referred June 4, 1894. reported
back a substitute. which ordinance No. 1921, on
! BY sections, and on separate motions sections l,
The ordinance was then put upon final pas
sage and passed by the following Vote:
AyeS1IiBolman fat5lson Stevens Stephen;
Tie title was read and amended by adding
same and was then agreed to-
Ordinance No 1922 being IAN ordinance pro-
hibitlng the sale Of tobacco. opium and other
narcotics to minors under sixteen years of age
having been reported back by the committee on
read and considered by sections and on sefar-
ate motions sections 1. ?, and four were adopt
ed. The ordinance was then put upon its final
Holman. Pattison, Stevens, Stephenson. Eft
lnger. Bradford. Burgess, Fulton and Griggs-
ing in the first line the word ''bartering' . and
adding to the last line land providing penalty
for violation OF same" The title was then
agreed to.
Ordinance No. 1920. being IAN ordinance to
to BAY for s pendine itieation In sewer case
was introduced by Mr. Holman and read the
suspended by the unanimous vote of the council
ana me o[qlnanee vas reaa anu CONSIDERED by
two were adopted, The ordinance was then
put upon its final passage and passed by the
following vote: Ayes. Holman. Pattison. Stew
ems. stephenson, Ettlinger. Bradford, Burgess,
Fulton and Griggs-9- The title was read and
Ordinance No 1719. being IAN ordinance to
the city for current expenses was introduced
and read the first time; motion rule Is
Gil and the ordinance was read and considered
by sections ms and on separate motions sections
upon its final passage and passed by the follow
Stephenson. Ettlinger, Bradford. Burgess. Full
ton and Griggs-9- The title was read and
Mr.. Burgess moved that the coIored Odd Eel
lows be granted the use Of the city park on
good condition as they find it. The motion was
Resolved That the committee on streets and
walks be and they are hereby instructed to act
Inc the condition Of Eleventh street at the cross
Ing of the alley between Arch and Prospect
steeets. and cause their report and suggestions
to be reported at the next meeting Of the coun-
On motion the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Griggs offered the following:
the city Of Topeka, that the street commissioned
be and is hereby authorized to put in stone
junction of Eighth and Tenth streets. and also
10 grade Locust street south of Tenth and other
SO the e M n aos be baed I'M d
forced into the houses and cellars on the south
side of Tenth street
Referred 10 committee on streets and walks.
Mr. Burgess offered the following:
Resolved. That the street commissioner be in
structed To raise and pave the w between the
intersection of Tenth and Jackson streets uuder
the direction Of the city engineer.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Burgess also offered the following:
ana eSfTnata Tor fa I9nnr1ving ~ fhe P rer@
house in the CITY jail yard and report at the
On motion resolution adopted.
Mr. Fulton offered the following resolution:
Resolved. By the mayor and councilmen OF
the city of Topeka. that the street commissioner
be and is hereby directed to grade up Washing
Fifteenth streets, much Of the distance be-
tween these points may be necessary in order
from running across said Washington street and
nereey d OF ga te eh9se living
On motion the resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the city engineer is Hereby in
structed to have the street commissioner to
southeast corner of the Kansas avenue bridge
onto the property line; also widen and replace
said sidewalk with vitrihed brick the proper
on motion the resolution was adopted
Mr.. Fulton offered the following resolution
which moi on adopted;
Resolved. BY the mayor and cOunciimen of the
city of Topeka. thar the street COMMISSIONER be
and is hereby directed to lower and widen the
enue as to more fully drain that port on of the
city.
Resolved, By the mayor and eOuncilmen Of the
city of Topeka, that the sidewalks on east Tenth
avenue. between Kansas avenue and Monroe
street, De made the UNIFORM width OF eight feet
when the same are replaced by new walks.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
The following also offered by Mr. Fulton.
Be il resolved. BY the mayor and counciIInen
of the city of Topeka. thai the street commits
siOner be and hereby is directed To repair the
sidewalk in front of lots numbered 362. 364 800
street and belonging to John Richie untfl such
time as the city shall cause the grading therefor
on motion the resolution was adopted.
Mr. Fulton offered the following.
Resolved BY the mayor and council, that the
street commissioner be hereby directed to lower
Quincy street. at the owners expense.
On motion adopted.
Mr.. Fulton offered the following:
Resolved. By the mayor and cOuncilmen of the
city Of Topeka, that the street mmissioner be
hereby directed to put in a brick walk In front
On notion resolution adopted.
Mr.. Fulton offered the following:
Resolved BY the mayor and council, that the
in catch basin at northwest corner Of Eighth and
On motion the resolution was adopted
A communication was read from John p. New
lis, claiming SO 90 damages on account of water
same Referred to the committee on streets and
walks