The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-11

TOPEKA, KAN. July ., 1898.
Council met pursuant e adiournmeni,
Stephenson, EttIinger Bradford, Burgess. Fol.
lows, Fulton and GrIggs-i0. Quorum preeauG
The minutes Of the meeting Of July 2nd. 1893.
sfsvsr prS se1eS ~ s5f,er rs5 ~ I
pensed with and that the minutes be approved
The city engineer presented his sworn aati.
mate of the cost Of building new Titrined brick
sidewalks. being six and three-quartar cents per
square foot, which was approved BY the unanl-
NOUS vote OF the council.
Mr. Stevens, chairman committee on nfo la-
partm1esnt' s9Dmittsd report IA relation "a t98
n . Il, ~ 900 s,sst ~ t NO. IN ,-
chased 81 a cost not 70 exceed So cents per ZOOS.
Ordered placed on file.
Permission was granted TO Mrs Nellie Town
er to sell a composition Of her own preparation
Permission was Granted the Church of cod 30
hold religious services In tent in the city pa r.
providing the park be left Ina as good condition
Communication Of Elizabeth Greer, by j. w.
Gleed, in relation to sidewalk condemned on
nue. west, was presented and referred 60 the
committee on streets and walks.
A remembrance Of T.. ID. Benner and four Oth-
ers, against the building of any sewer I'D Che
Seventh and Eighth streets. was presented and
referred to the committee on sewers and water
works and city engineer Tor 1ur tnor lnFeati8l-
ton and report.
Communication Of R. f. c. searie in regard
and Clay streets and between Eight and Ninrh
streets was presented and referred 10 the COM
The matter Of exempting certain aideWalkr
from the operation Of the resolution condemn
ing same July r. 1884, was referred 20 tha come
mlELee on streets and walks .,,-- $4,000.
back the petition Of W. +. Sterne and others for
demned and recommended that the prayer ol
the petitioners be granted The report was
Tie committee to whom the protest 81 g. T..
VanderpoOi and others. against the building OF
back to the Whole Council. The matter was re-
ferred back TO committee on sewers and water
a
The committee On sewers and waterworzs re-
ported back the request Of Mrs A. II. Wood for
the removal Of hydrant and recommended chat
the request be granted The report was
Same committee reported back petition Of q.
y. sweet and others, requesting that the christ
when new sewer district shall be established,
attorney. The report was adopted.
The committee on streets and walks reported
sidewalk On south side Of Third street between
Tyler and Polk streets and recommended lnat
TeS gffa xss az ado 5pe e'i'0nsiS %
The committee on streets and walks reported
back the resolution Of Mr. Grggs for culvert.
moved the adoption Of the resolutions after cone
siderable discussion the motion prevailed
! he same committee reported back eoInInunl-
cation of y. K. Mallory TO the whole council
On motion the matter was referred TO the city
same committee reported back petition Ok ID.
H. Moore and others in regard TO reducing Ln9
r wa11 81 he nt TAINTED Report was adopted
Same committee reported back petition Of J.
of lots 81 and s7s, Eighth avenue east and re~
commended that the prayer q the petitioner
The committee on streets and walks reported
back the communication Of John j.. AeFelar
who claimed $500 for damages of garden Dg
water. and majority Of the committee recon-
Fulton submitted a minority report ana recon-
mended that reasonable damages De allowed
and moved the adoption Of the min orily report.
Mr. Holman moved an amendment TO adopt sn0
majority report After conAldeFaDie discussion
the majority report was adopted
Mr. Fulton moved that the city clerk be -
structed 70 advertise six times for bids for the
construction OF new vitrIned brick aldeWal-a,
which m otion prevailed
The mayor called attention TO an omission W
section of ordinance No 171l, which passed
the council July 2, 1892. MT. Fellows moved lhaG
RECONSTRUCTED, which motion prevailed section
was men a5hens q - ~ .7s ~ srnenfe
The ordinance was then put upon ats final pasl-
HoIman. Paftison stevens Stephenson, Etfing-
er, Bradford, Burgess, Fellows, Fulton ana
Mr. Fellows moved that Gle vote by which
ordinance no. ll2z was pasted July l5sa'
reconsidered, which motion pEeNhAeQ Ats
Bradford offered following nay SILL l59Se re- 9
the taking effect of this ordinance 10 shall b. un-
lawful for any person or persons ~ inc CITY 81
cigarette or tobacco in any form. opium or any
other narcotic IA any form, Y any minor under
Tie ordinance was then put upon its Gnai
passage and passed by she following vote. Ayesi
Holman, PattisOn, Stevens. Stephenson Elilln-
Griggs-i0 The title was amended ana
agreed to.
as collector Of dog tax, and ne was on roll-cal
confirmed by the unanimous vote Of inc coun-
Gil
sidewalks having been nearly completed. ha na4
relieved G. ID. Brussman as Inspector mo
council approved Of the action Of tie mayor by
The mayor presented the name Of T: v. Dur
ham as city scavenger, and the council conufin-
ed his appointment by the following vote.
Ayes: Holman. PattlsOn, Stevens, Stephenson
Eftlinger. Bradford, Burgess Fellows, hullou
and Griggs-1O.
ger, in the sum Of one thousand dollars l4,0llJr
Signed by him principal, and q. ~. hnoWiaa
and IT. u Keliam as sureties was read and ape
proved by the following vote: Ayes-Hulmans
Pattison. Stevens Stephenson. Ettineer, BRAD
ford Burgess. Fellows. Fulton ana Illz8s $40
Mr.. Grlsgs moved that 1t be the sense q tlllA
council that there be TWO city scaveneefa ap-
pointed. The motion prevailed by t9e ioiloNlns
vote AYES - PaLtison, stevens 5lalleAeDAf
BURGESS Fellows and Grggs-6f no-ltoimanr
EttIinger. Bradford and Fulton
Mr. Fellows moved TO adjourn % meet july ~.
1884 at 8 O'Clock D. M which motion prevailed
y. y. McFADDMN, City Clerk.
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