The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-06

tees for the ensuing year as follows:
Ways and Means-James Burgess, w
G. Stephenson, j. d. PattisOn, Fred
Roundtree, G. H. Nettles.
Streets and Walks Charles j. Drew,
John Elliott, o. D. Skinner, F. L. Stew
ems J. S. Warner.
Claims and Accounts. D PattisOn,
Charles ]. Drew, F. L. Stevens, J. =
Warner.
Finance-W. c. Stephenson. G. H.Net-
ties, John Elliott, Fred Roundtree.
Public Buildings and Parks-F'- l.
Stevens, James Burgess, Fred Round
tree. O. d Skinner
Fire Department-O d. Skinner, Jas
Burgess, r. Z. Stevens, J. s. Warner,
Judiciary-C. H. Nettless w. @, Steph-
ensOn, John Elliott
Gas, Electric and Vapor Lights.
Elliott, Charles J. Drew, w. Q. Steph-
ensOn, J. D. PattisOn.
Iicehses-Fred ROundtree, Jas. Bur
CESS J. ID. Pattison.
Health and Sanitary Department..
s. Warner, o. d. Skinner, c. II. Net
ties. Charles J. Drew
Mr.. Skinner introduced ordinance
No. 1852, being an ordinance to appro-
pirate money. etc. which was read the
first time and on motion OF Ar. BUR
gess rule Is was suspended by the IN
animOus vote of the council Sections
one and two were read and on separate
{ motions adopted The ordinance was
then put upon its final passage and
passed by the following vote: Ayes,
Councilmen Burgess. Drew, Elliott.
Nettles ,Pattison, ROundtree. Stevens.
Stephenson, Skinner and w arner-lO-
The title was agreed to.
Mr.. Burgess introduced ordinance
No 1853. being AN ordinance amenda-
tory of, supplemental to and repeating
ordinance NO. 1884 approved June 80,
1891 - in relation to the sale of milk,
which was read the first time and on
motion of Mr.. Burgess rule Is was sus-
pended by the unanimous vote of the
council. The ordinance was then read
and considered by sections, section one
was read when Mr.. Burgess moved to
amend it by inserting the words from
wagons" and 'ttherefrOm" and by max
ing the license fee zone" dollar instead
of two dollars, on motion the section
was adopted as amended. Sections two,
three and four were read and on sep
arate motions each was adopted The
ordinance was then put upon its final
passage and passed by the following
vote. Ayes. Councilmen Burgess Drew,
Elliott Nettels, Patuson, 60undtree,
Stevens. Stephenson, Skinner and var
ner-10. The title was read and agreed
to.
Mr.. Burgess introduced ordinance
No 1854 being IAN ordinance relating
to apportioning and levying a special
assessment on certain lots and
pieces of ground on Van Buren, street
and Harrison street in the city Of To-
peka to pay the cost of curling and
paving Eleventh street from the west
line Of Van Buren, street to the east
line of Harrison street ana Eelaplng TO
the collection thereof. which was read
the first time. Mr.. Burgess moved to
suspend rule Is and consider the ordi-
nance now. which motion prevailed by
the unanimous vote of the council. The
ordinance was then read and consid-
cred by sections. Section one was read
and on motion adopted. Section two
was read and by unanimous consent
the words of the issuance" were
stricken out and the section on motion
was adopted Section three was read
and on motion adopted. The ordinance
was then put upon it's final passage
and passed by the following vote.
Ayes COuncilmen Burgess Drew, FL
lott Nettles. Pattisons ROundtree,
stevens, Stephenson, Skinner and War
ner-10. The title was read and agreed
TO.
Mr.. Skinner introduced ian ordinance
providing for the widening Of Kansas