The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-13

between Topeka avenue and Tyler,
holding that the petition did not contain
majority of the names Of property own
ers. The report was adopted.
The city attorney and assistant were
Instructed to file the case made and their
briefs in the Decker, Mullins & Berry
sewer case IN the supreme court as soon
as possible.
A resolution was introduced by Council
man Holman requiring he grading down
Of the alley between Harrison and To
peka avenue and between Ninth and
anth streets. and it went to the com nit
tee on streets and walks
Councilman Fulton pres ented a resO-
luton instructng the street commits
sioner to build a new sidewalk on the
north side of what is known as the
Ragsdale property. Councilman Brad
ford said that there was question about
the location of the lot line and 80 the
property might not be liable for the side
walk tax. The resolution was rejected
Councilman Ettiinger introduced a
resolution instructing the city attorney
To draw up ordinance fixing the city
engineers salary at $40 month and it
was adopted
The council adjourned ain die.
The champion baseball pennant will
go to -? The cham piOnship for
excellence IN baking powder has gone to
DR.. Price's-most perfect made
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
The county jail is crowded with pris-
oners.
son was born last evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Kepiey
There hasn't been woman IN the city
jail for several weeks
Dissecting was commenced at the Kan
sas Medical college this week.
clock in Sumner school kept time
serenely during the fire last evening.
A party of Burlingame school teach
ers visited the Topeka schools yesterday.
The tin horn inspector should visit
every hardware and toy store in town to-
day.
Geo. r. Peck and family will arrive in
New York on Friday. DR.. Hogeboom il
with them.
The majority against the suffrage
amendment from the precincts reported
is almost 900.
A Topeka lady was in the country a
half day last Sunday, for the first time in
nine and half years.
The biggest parade and the biggest
crowd Kansas ever saw will be on the
streets of Topeka this evening.
". H. Bennington won Dr. DYKES
typewriter on the election and went to
his office yesterday and took it.
DR.. c. A. Mcclure is not one Of the
committee Of the United Pres bytsrian
church to revise its constitution.
Mrs Thorpe must have tweuty-three
pairs of shoes before snow falls. if she
keeps her charity children in school
The rumor is officially denied at head
quarters that the railroads are going to
haul people into Topeka free tonight
How happy the children were At the
corner of Fourth and Western avenue
last night Their school house was burn
ing.
Eugene Smith, formerly Of Topeka.
has sold his paper. the Fairview courier,
and will probably go to work for the
LeavenWOrth Times
Fred Close says he is s., 900 poorer /
than when he was appointed private I
secretary to Governor LewelIing at a |
salary of $4,000 q year
Otis Hungate, who went to Fort Scott !
last week, has not since been heard from,
and 1t is just possible that some girl
down there has stolen him.
If you can find a new noise that Is
more horrible than the ones now fashion
able, trot it out tonight. People with +
nerves will leave for Kansas City on the
afternoon trains.
The state board OF election canvassers
Will make the Official count Monday. /