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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27
A CLEVER INDIAN MAIDEN.
she Takes Naturally to Up-te-Date
ways-

she Ihkeo naturally to ND-tO-Datc
ways-
II tie Indian braves do not take
kindly to civilization. il does not follow
that the Indian women don't. Lucy
Nicoiar is the daughter of the late Jo-
seph Nicolar. of the Penobseot tribe.
which has its reservtSon on an island.
known as Indian island, in the Penob-
scot river in Maine. Lucy is Just COM
ing into her teens, and is a bright miss
Of marked beauty, and wherever she
gces with baskets or Indian exhibits
many a young American who looks
upon the Indian maiden feels that the
land of the Penobscots must be "the
land of handsome women" Just now
Lucy is receiving private instruction
that she may enter high school. Her ~
structor says that She Is bright in her
studies and that mathematics is her
forte. Lucy is perhaps the most pro-
ficient piano player on the island, being
the owner of an instrument. She also
sings pleasingly, But the skill of the
tribe is not forgotten by this young
member, for she can make baskets. etc.
as well as some of the older ores. Lucy
is also an accomplished bicycle rider
and has bought a wheel out of hsr' say
irgs The mother of Lucy. Mrs. Martha
Nicolar. is one of the finest-,ooking
members of the tribe, a woman respect
ed by all who know her. She Is prcsf-
dent of the wa-ba-na-ki, the only Indi-
an woman club in the country.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

had used him, related q doleful story of
bad luck, debt and poverty. He must
have drawn the picture pretty strong.
for his visitor was deeply moved. Sud-
denly the seedy classmate turned and
said: "Now. don't feel hurt at my offer.
but wish you would talc $4,000 from
me to US. until YOU STRIFE better luck.
really don't know what TO do with the
money, or how to invest all have. and
shall be delighted to let you have it,"
ihere was an awkward pause, an out
burst and brief explanation. Then
both adjourned TO the club TO talk it
over, ard IT, colifo-z;-l ,ea7-cd low
his old ciassmate had struck it, rich"
with :, pros Porous corporation and was
rca.!y rad, I , give nxaH mnpey.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27
STORY OF a VALE MAN.
4 Supposed -Reat- Was the Owner
uf Great wealth.

Recently a Yale beat" was sent to
Jail. after swindliug his classmates in
Wholesale fashion He'took the whole
country for his held Of work and visited
. prosperous csassmatc in San Fran
cisco, from whom he extracted $50. Al
though well to do. the Californian did
not like TO waste $50. and resolved to be
stern the next time Yale man called.
His next visitor was ciassmate who
waa known ~ the dig" In college, Is
years before. He seemed just as seedy
as he used to appear In the classroom,
and the Californian scented another ap-
peal for money. So he fortified him
selt. and when ssked how the world
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27
ARREST OF A GIRL TRAMP.


~" tttIfe.
Beating Her Way on Coal Trains.
Nellie Foley. young woman whose
home is in Elgin. H.. is in the lookup
at Youngstown. o. She was canghf by
the police for masnuersding in male
attire She says her mother lives at
ElRin, and she wants TO get home. Run
ming out Of funds she took TO the new
woman style and was beating her way
on coal trains. She left Parkersburg.
". Va. some five weeks ago All this
time she associated with tramps. and
none of them detected her sex Good
women here will get her an outfit of
proper clothes. and arrangements will
be made to have her taken to her wild
owed mother. Nellie says her mother
does NOT know where she is or what she
is now doing
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

Mix one-half pound of butter in one
half pound moist sugar. then work into
1t one-haif pound -four and one
weli-bea1en egg: rol, it. out to the
thickness of one-eighth inch. -four the
rolling pin well. as the mixture is raih
sticky; cut into shapes with buscuit
cutter or wine glass. place one-half
blsnched almond in the center of each.
and bake on Toured tin. in moderate
oven. for Is minutes.-Cinoinnaii En-
quirer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

An exchange reports that in an ex-
animation that was made of some -elec-
tric belts" sold by street fakir II wss
found that beneath a strip of gauze was
a layer of dry mustard. When the
wearer perspired little the mustard
was moistened and set up a burning
sensation. and the deluded victim be-
lieved a current of electricity was pass
ing through him.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

light the stars, which are made of mus
lin and put on both sides. appear to be
part of the fabric. The stars are cut
with chisels ont of bleached muslin laid
30 thieknesses together on large open
block--Boston Transcript.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

DeKtfrffy of CfHaFette Nekef1.
So great is the dexterify of the em-
ployes in cigarette manufactures, ac-
quired by long continued practice. that
some workers make between 1000 and
5000 cigarettes daily-and being paid
by piecework at 20 much per 1000 earn
about six doIlars weekly
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

rhiags Ce ~ CSasraraes-
In this country of divorces the na-
tional bird is the eagle. that chooses its
mate for life and never repents its
choice
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

Nearly 100000 pounds of cotors are
used by the United States government
annually for printing paper money, rev.
enue and postage stamps.-Cincinnat
Enquirer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN the circuit court Of Jackson eoanty. Missouri. at
Kansas S!ly- WILEY - Cox and MARI Copp!nger.
pia'mdns. - Mar L Saotgrass otherwise known
as Moiil" l. SnodsrassI IN her own night and as
administrator de bonIs non OF the estate Of L. I.
snodgFaas. deceased. John J. Snodsrass. Agnes Nes-
MT LIZZIE ID Elicit, Mar \ Graz. Edward Il.
SholsTaas 'otheTWIse known as Eddie SnUdErasSl. l.
Ross NeSoit and ths unknown heirs o: T. & SuoG-
srasS, deceased. defendants No. 5ilJl. Now M this
SIN day Of November. ISsS. ii appearing TO the court
from the sthIa.it OF Edwin y krauIh1d. one II The
attorneys Tor the plaintiffs herein. that the tefear'-
ants, john !. Snndgr4-S, Lizzie -. Elliott. Mar. \
gray. Edward II. S~nodgraSs ,uIhcrwis- known a.
EHli" snod=Fassi. are nUn-resideut. Of the state q
Missouri. ami from the allegations OF th. petition
under oath, mat there arc persons interested a heirs
81 1. 9 SnoIsTass, deceased. whose uame- cannot he
inserted In the petition hrcau>e unknown 10 the
plaintiffs, and the court Fading that process cannot
ne servci On saii defendants the court os.ier- that
aid d.irEdants b" norircI as follows: To me ss-l
JHhn ): Snoisias. LfsAc u. Elliott. Mary ~. ,irsy
Snotsrss-l. and the unknown heirs a.; r. e Sur:-
sfass. deceased: You are hereby notified that Willy
Z" Cox ana Mark CoppinsHr nave commenced = ~ut
against Yen and others. the object lni s.ucrai aIturg
o. Inc petition IN SAID action being a PARTITION among
ten u"l and eleven tiIy and all that T,rt a. 1t
tSeisr ~ 0hi,h lics south OF the south lire *
Missouri. as the same are marked and dc>.g 1At@d 81
real "=tatc Is situate IN Jackson county. Missouri.
anu that YOU be and appear before the 'irv.:' 5.Grt
81 JasA,@n COUNTY, Missouri. At Kansas Cry. On tae
arst day Of the January tenn. then and tAere q
an5~er t" the petition % lie s4r! rlatntt1., Aad
10 50 appear and answer or plead u the petition "
the Sstd plaintiffs, said petition Will h- :asca as
confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. II Is
further ordered that d copy Of this notice &c pGh-
i'sAed in The Kansas Ciy Journal, said newspAl.r
being designated h. the att"rnrvs for the pIaiutt1S.
with the approval n the judge Of this rauri. as most
Iikely 10 give notice to the persons TO he notified.
and being a newspaper published in kaasls Cits.
Jackson county. Missouri, for four - weeks sue
ses.iNsiy. the last insertion 20 he AT icIst h.t"cn 10
DAYS before the commencement o4 tr terri; 1t whtrh
the defendants are REQUIRED to appear. \ tue ops.
Attcst: H. NJ STONESTREET CLERK
tSealt By ] Il. STACY. b L.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES.



VACATION NOTICE.
N1II'E is lrreby given that d petition has been
a.'"1ouTi' enbodyiHs a recommendation b. The hoard
OK PARK commissioners 10 the common council Of
parkway. known as independents Plaza. in the
N"tih fafh district. in Kansas city. Missouri, lying
and a lin~ one hundred and eighteen M, feet north
oil aud parallel with The north line OF Independence
RESOLUTION 40. 1905.
a resolution regpmnlendiuG to the ommon council
nj rho N 'IIe, ~ , ny, MifIGui.. nc nana,'an 81 l1aI PAT Of
Plaza i" in the Horth PARK district. in kansas city.
Missouri. lying between the north line Of IndeprRd-
rnge hgu'"rard and = line one hundred and eighteen
uiN feet north II and parallel with the north line
OF Independent boulevard.
Whereas. Under the terms or ordinance NJ. s7a2 Of
the Common council Of Kansas cry. Missouri. APP
for the public park known As independence Plaza, -
IN the North Park district. and.
Whereas, An aIley in Independence PIaza' now
crosses the land >" taken. from the north line of In
dependence boulevard tn . line on" hundred aud
sisAtetn hl>l i"et north Of and parallel with the
north limo Of Independence boulevard. the fee title
TO which vas originally in the pr1nri"tors e Forest
ss CITY. Missouri. and Martyrs Woodland addition.
an addition TO the City OF Kansas. no" Kansas City.
Whereas. Kansas City. Missouri. has now acquired
title in ice to all lands on both sides Of said alley
Therefore. Be- it resolved by the board OF park
commissioners Of Kansas city. Missouri:
Section !. That the common council of Kansas
,iiy. Missouri, he. and the same Is hereby ,peti-
Toned. 70 yscdte that part q the alley in .inde-
Ithdenco Plaza park WING between the north line
Of Independence boulevard and a line one hundred
and eighteen GIS, feet north Of and parallel with
tn" north line OF independents boulevard. IN Accord
anee with the provisions OF ~" charter Of Kansas
firy. Missouri, and that the tide to sgid alley revert
10 Kansas Ciy a the owner OF all the land adjoin-
ing on both sides thereof. and become a part OF said
public park known a. independents" Plaza"
Section :. The board " park commissioners hereby
TO the common council that said alley
above described he vacated as Aforesaid
Section Z. That 4 certified copy nf this resolution
he delivered TO each house Of the common council as
notice Of the actiu.. ard recommendation Of said
board.
Said petition and recommendation being made by
tn" board OF park commissioners ~ Kansas city.
Missouri. Kansas CITY being the owner Of the ground
Vacated by this petition. and Of all Of the front feet
Of the real property fronting on the property pro-
posed 10 he varated. and II no opposition be made 10
such petition within tSenty '2ui days from this date.
t0-wit. this 18th day n November. 1Sgs. the common
council may. by ordinance. vdrare the property men
TONED. with such restrictions a it may deem for the
public good. y true copy.
tSeat e :. CURRY.
City Clerk OF Kansas City. Missouri.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
CONDEMNATION OF NIcIiIGAY Axe


THE State Of Missouri. the County OF Jackson. the
City OF Kansas City. SIS
Arbuckle Bros. Robert b Anderson. Amoskess
Savings bank. Jas. D. BurtOft. J. D Burtoft. John
Brown. Z. Augusta Brown. l. C. Coleman. Contirel-
tai Trust Co. trustee for Chas ". Fisher: Contnea-
tai Trust Co. trustee for Evan A RUSSELL Evan A.
Russell. Evan A. Russell, trustee: Cha. W. Fisher.
Benz. A. Jaudon. Thos. b Kane. Maggie L Kirk.
wife of Eugene Kirk: Eugene Kirk. Marcus P Ma
son. trustee for w. Fl. Seeger: W. j. McPherson.
Paul Phillips. trustee for Western Mtg. & Inv. Co:
E. ]. Kickert. Joshua B. Richmond. Sarah 4. Spear.
Caroline E. SpOoner. Mary s Stone. Caroline u.
Stone. Frances A.. Stone. C. W. Scates. Caro-
lyn H. Thacher, John II Thatcher. Western
Mtg. & Inv. Co. will take notice that your prop
e:ty will he assessed to compensate for the taking Of
private property for the purpose specified in the ordt-
nance ot Kansas city. No. l03sS. entitled An orii-
nance to open and establish Michigan avenue from
Thirty-second CTendD street to ThiTty-fourth Cith'
street" approved August Goth. 1s9s. and that Il jury
will DC impaneled TO make such assessment en- the
18th day Of November. ~ D. lsss, at ten of the CLOCK
in the forenoon. at the lower house council chamber.
on the fourth foor OF the city hall building, on the
southeast correr 81 Fourth and Main streets. in Ran
sas CITY. Jackson county. Missouri
Issued under the hand Of the city clerk and the ssal
of Kansas City, aforesaid. this e6th day Of October.
A. n 1925.
(ScaD C.. s. curry.
CITY rIsrL of Kansas CITY. Missouri
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20

james f. BurA- and Estella Burke. his
wife. by th"ii deed ~ trusr dated JulV nrst. lsy1. aud
f''urd"f 5ulS IA. 1880. In book u No. i2l. at page
G1. in the Office OF tae recorder % deeds VI Jackson
county. Missouri. AZ Kansas civ. conveyed 10 me. the
undersigned iTu.'"e. the following described real es
i-I" .u jackson county. Missouri. tO-Nii- The east
f'ftr-thrrr feet Of 10" r-St "istty-tUo feet Of lots
'wcniy-uu- i2lt and TWENTY-FIVE go. block Fix t6I. In
Winfield place. al addition To- Kansas tity. Missouri.
in trust 10 serure the payment oG the prumiSsory note
and Interest coupons M oIid deed Gl Trust described
and. whereas, default ha> been mad" ia the payment
az said H6fc. and the SANE end the interest coupons
arc past due and uu'a.d uuw. therefore. notice Is
hereby given that. 81 ne request oi the legal holder
- said note. and bg IiTtge Uf III. power Ia me vested
los said deed 81 truss. l MI, Ga "wednesday. the Ilih
daE uf Drreuber- l>'>. ami between The hours III =
u'uiDrl in The fuf-G'rT and . r'riush m tie afternoon.
sell ihe real estate a"a." de- i'ed. at public vendue.
- the highest bidder. Ing cash nj The west door nf
rHy United S,rrr p.-tofty- building. .ourhesst corner
't SIu1h and NaiuUt streets. in Kansas city. Jackson
'HIurE Mi--rI9l. q, pay sAid uats and interest and
1ar 'u-ts of .s,.u'IrE This trust
HENRN S~TUBENEAUCH. Trustee.
Ts4r.T N.r.u4I4.H Fsrf Is..
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
NoTIcE TO CoNTRAcTORs FoR GRApING 4aRp

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADING 43RD
ST. From Central 10 E~lizabe;h-Board Of Public
Works. Department uf Engineering. Kansas City.
Mo. November L.. 1895. Sealed proposals will be re-
c"iycd 10y the Undersigned at this office until IL
O'Clock =. IN. al November -, 1885 tat which time
bids will he opened. for furnishing all the materials
aud doing all the work necessary 10 complete the
following city improvements. viz Grading Forty
third GSr1i street from Central street 10 Elizabeth
.trsaf. as provided by ordinance No. 1927.
Plans and Specifications may be seen. and all infor-
nation relstiv. TO the work obtained. at this Office.
Payment FOR the work TO be made in special tax
hiils.
No proposals. from any contractor in default with
Tho city on any previous contract viii be considered,
or that does NOT conform strictly to specifications.
No proposal viii he considered unless accomps MED
by = bond q two hundred f2Doi dollars with two Ci
good and sufficient securities 90 be approved by the
city comptroller. conditioned that the bidder will en-
ter into contract Al the prices stated, and furnish
satisfactory security Tor the completion ~ the work
The right IS reserved 10 rejecT any or al proposals.
HENRI 4. WISE. City Engineer.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
NO. l06g0.

NJ lUbs~.
AN ordinance providing for notice TO the city
counselor Of injuries 10 person or property by reason
OF a public street. bridge. sidewalk or alley being
in a defective condition. and for the submitting Of
claims for damages for such injuries TO a committee
OF the common council.
'Be il ordained by the common council of Kansas
City. That any person who shall sustain an injury
TO his person or property by reason Of Il public
out Of repair or in = defective condition for the pur-
pose Of travel thereon. shall. within sixty DAYS after
such injury has occurred. notify the city counselor.
in writing. OF said injury, and in said notice
shall set forth under oath a statement NJ the
cause OF said injury. its nature and extent. and
no person sustaining such an injury to his person or
property shall begin or maintain an action therefor
in the courts against this city unless tile notice as
herein provided for be given. and no action shall
he commenced or maintained for such an injury
until thirty days after the service OF such notice:
provided, thai any person Sust aiming such an injury
may al the time Of serving the notice AZ herein pro
vided fDT. file Herewith a written request that III.
claim fOg damages for said injuries be submitted to
The committee OF the common council known as The
r1mnitt-e for the settlement of damage claims
and in ease said request Is filed with said notice.
said committee shall. within thirty days thereafter,
and within fifteen DAYS after the conclusion Of said
hearing notify the injured parry OF its decision. In
ease said committee offers TO recommend TO IL.
common council the appropriation Of a certain sum
jured party NAV. in writing, accept said offer within
fifteen days after being notified OF said decision, and
in case said injured party shall 0ner. in writing. tn
as,- pt said sum In compromise Of said claim, said
the common council For action thereon A. the next
regular monthly meeting thereafter"
Passed Sept 10. 1888 GE" :. GRAHAM
President Upper House Of the Common Council.
Passed O't. = iSsS- \. u. BURROWS.
Speaker Lower House Of the Common. Council.
Approved oct. 10. lssS. GEO. :. GRAHAM.
Acting yiav0r.
Attest: c :. CURRY.
tSaalI CITY Clerk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20

Az ordinance providing Tor a Notice to the city
physician in ease Of personal injuries.
Be II ordained hv the CONNIE council Of Kansas
civ. That suv person who shall sustain an injury
10 his person hy reason ol q public street. bridge.
Sidewalk ar alley in this oity being out Of repair ar
m a detective condition Tor tho purpose or travel
thereon. shall within Ilirty dsys after such injury
has o., CURED notify the city Physiriau. 1T writing.
Of said injury. and in said notice shall set forth a
statement ~ tho time and place Of said injury. i-
nature and extent
ANY person violating tho provisions Of this urIi-
nance shall be liable TO a fine nt not less than SIG 90
and more than Slhe.oh.
Passed Sept. 10. 1885. GEO. s GEaHAM
President Upper House Of the Common Council.
Passed Oct. :. 1895. 4. u. BURROWS.
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council.
Approved oct. 10, 1885. GEO :. RAJ An.
Acting MAYOR.
Attest. c. =. CURRY.
iSealt Civ Clerk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR PLANK SIDE
walk on st. John Avenue-Board Of Public Works
Department Of Engineering. Kansas City. Mo, No
venher L. 1895. Sealed proposals will he received
by the undersigned at this office until II o'clock a.
m. of November sc. 1895 fat which time bids will be
opened. for furnishing all the materials and doing
all the work necessary to complete The following city
improvements. viz: Constructing five tl feet plank
sidewalk on south side Of 81. John avenue from Mon
zoe avenue TO Jackson avenue. as provided by ordi-
nance No 1877.
Plans and specifications may be seen. and all infor-
nation relative tn the work obtained. at this Office.
Payment for the work to be made in special tax
bills.
No proposals from any contractor in default with
the city Gu any previous contract Will he considered,
or that : res not conform strictly to specifications.
No proposal will he considered unless accompanied
hy a bond ~ two hundred econ dollars with two ta)
good and sufficient securities TO be approved by the
city comptrolleri. conditioned that the bidder will en-
ter into contract at the prices stated. and furnish
satisfactory security for the completion of the work.
The right is reserved IN reject any or all proposals.
HENRY A. WISE. City Engineer.