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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-25
G NOTICES.

PAVING ALLEY TWELFTH STREET
and Thirteenth Street, From Mulberry Street TO
ItieEoEy S~tEeet-NGtiee 10 Property oSners-B9aFi o:
TuDlic WORKS. Department Of Engineering Kansas
lily Mo-. November 10. 1883. IN accordance with
LEe PROVISIONS Of section :. article TX. Of the charter
q Kansas Ciiy, the cOmm0n council Of Kansas CITY
days:
Office OF the Board CT Public works-So. 1885.
Kansas City. No.. Sept. .. 1885.
10 the Honorable Common Council! OF Kansas City:
me board OF public works unanimously recoaa-
Eathas TO YOUR honorable body that the alley between
i"e!!th C2thJ street and Thirteenth G3thi street.
from the east line of Hickory stree, to the west
line OF Mulberry street. be paved as a business
atiey' the payment therefor TO be made in special lax
klhls OF paving material from which the property
owners nav make selection, as provided il section
= o. article N. Of the city charter. viz:
Is!hidad lake asphalt on concrete. TO be laid ac-
eoEt'ne TO detail I'll one Of asphalt pavement. APP
proved by said board October q. 1896. and on ns
In tie oatce Of said board.
.Bernudez. California, Trinidad or ary other as
Ina!t. equally as good as those designated. On COZ
crete. TO De laid according 10 detail 'D' OF asphalt
PsseiHeni, approved By said board oc,ober. IS. lsy-,
~ a ME In the office o: said board, 50 modified
as to allow the use Of one and one-hgIt Qiz, inches
O; wearing surface.
American bituminous rock on concrete. to be laid
according 10 detail II O! asphalt pavement. sp-
proved by said board August II, 1850, and On lie
the Office Of said board.
Brick and Tile Company. on concrete. to be laid ac-
cording to detail &c OF brick pavement. approved
.. ssii board November IS. 1895. and on file in the
once Of said board, SO modified as to allow the use
o. PORTLAND cement grout.
Hltf.hef brick as manufactured by the Kansas City
s.tItHeI BRICK Company. the Pittsburg kans1s) Wit
equally as good as those designated. on concrete, TO
< iaia according to detail ~ one OF brick pave
~ q approved by said board August II, is'6. AID
~ ME IN the Office Of said board.
HFaa!te blocks en- concrete. to be laid according to
0e'ai! OF stone block pavement. approved by
CT said beard.
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sIiERlFFs SALE-By virtue and authority OF a
general execution. No -s5Ss, issued from the Office
q kansas City, Missouri. EeturaabIe to the January
term. 1893. or said court. and to me. as sheriff. d.
recied and delivered, in favor Of Citizens National
DdhH OF Kansas city. Missouri. against NJ : g.
Donnell. / have levied upon and seized all the right,
title. interest and estate OF saii defendant. NJ. :. -
Donaell. in and TO the following described real e-
tate. situated in the county Of Jackson aud state oe
Missouri. tO-wit. The North one-half ~, o. tho
north cIe-hal: "a OF section :. township IS. rlnss
y. also beginning al the northwest corner OF tho
soItheast quarter "a Of The northwest quarter C.y
OF section =, ~;OErship -. range .; thence east TO
the northeast corner CT the southwest quarter "a OF
the northeast quarter Q. said section IS: thence south
to the southeast corner OF the northwest quarter az,
OF the southeast quarter ~ Of said section. JheECs
west 70 the southwest corner Of the Northeast quar-
ter Ca OF the southwest quarter "a Of said section:
thence north To the p1lnt Of BEGINNING. also east
half Ga CT the southwest quarter OF section t~eaty-
one t2il, township Is. range -, except ten uQl acres
heretofore sold by john F. Self and wife 10 James
Mcdonald by deed. in book Il No. - at page $50. OF
jackson county records: also tw1-ninths t2-st interest
undivided in the east half Of the southeast quarter
a. OF the southeast quarter a. Of section ~, AMI
The undivided tvo-ninths C.-9 interest In the SOUTH
west quarter 90 o. the southwest quarter ca ot
section u: all said land being in township 4s. range
g subject to rgat-of-way OF the Missouri! Pacific
Railroad Company tPaolA branch: also all that parc
Of section Il, township -. range -. lying east Of tbs
Big Blue river. containing ffty-three aaI l,-Ie5
C3 12-ie0D acres more or less: also all OF the SOUTH
west corner lot OF block twenty-five C.g. McGee's aI-
dillon 10 Kansas City. Missouri. and being forty-nins
and = esI=j feet on the east side OF Grand avenue b5
one hundred and fifteen and = HI5LsJ feet on ths
north sids OF Seventeenth 90 street. Kansas City.
Missouri: and l Will. on THURSDAY, the list day q
December. A. d. 1858. between the hours OF nins
O'Clock in the forenoon and five O'Clock in the after
noon OF that dag. at the south front door ot tho
county court house. in Kansas City. Jackson county.
state Of Missouri. and during the session Of said cir
cult court al Kansas City. Missouri. sell al public
vsndue. for cash. TO the highest bidder. all the right.
title. interest and estate OF the above named defend
ant. u. s. C. Donneil. in and to said real estate To
ROBERT s. STONE. Sheriff.
T,--.. rfA- ~ ~ = 800
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sHERIFF-s sALE-By virtue and authority Of spe-
cisl execution. No. 1888. issued from the ONCE Ot
the clerk OF the circuit court Of Jackson county. az
Kansas City. Missouri. returnable 10 the January
term. 1899. OF said court. and 10 me, as sheriff. d.
rec,ea and delivered In favor Ok J. f Coivin, IT.
against Charles r. Hicks. I have levied upon and
esi1ed all the right. title, interest and estate Of ssii
defendant. Charles r. Hicks, IN anu 20 the !ollCvtu.
described real estate. situated in the county Of jack
son and state Of Missouri. tO-wtt: The east twenty
five ta) feet OF the west ffty 600 feet Of LOT
efeven I'm. block CSl seyenty-eight. East Kansas
addition 10 the CITY OF Kansas (r0v Kansas city.
Missouri: also the east twenty-five 60 feet q this
We, ftty f0l feet Of lot twelve n,l. block SEVENTY
eight C7sl. East Kansas addition 70 the city OF kar-
sas fnos Kansas City. Missouri. according 20 thu
reco-ded Plat Of said addition. and | will. on Sstlr-
Ia the IOth day OF December. A d. 1s9s. betweci
the hours Of zine o'clock In the forenoon and hTs
o'cIork In the afternoon OF that day. II the south
fr7,t dor o. the county court house. IN Kansas
cqr. Tacss1n county state OF Missouri. and curing tbs
session ~ said circuit court at Kansas City. Missouri
soil an public yeadur, for cash. TO the highest bidder.
All the Tizht. title. interest and estate o. the aboys
n,met defendant. Charles 4. Hicks. in and TO said
raj estate 70 satisfy said execution and costs
ava ROBERT c. STONE. Sheriff
Kansas City. No. Nov. 1s. 1sS
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND
Observation-Disclosures Department of the
Missouri, Office Chief Commissary of Sub
! sistence. Omaha. Neb.. October .. IS9s.
Sealed proposals., in triplicate. accompanied
by written guarantee bonds, in duplicate.
will be received at this office, until IL
o'clock a m. central standard time, No
they will be opened IN presence OF bidders.
for furnishing such quantities of fresh beef
and mutton for Issues. as may he reluir-
ed by the Subsistence Department. u. s.
| Army. at Omaha. Nebraska. Fort Crook.
Neb.. jefferson Barracks. Mo-. Forts
L~eavenworth. Hans. Logan IL. Roots. Ark,
Niobrara, Neb., Reno o. 7, Riley. Rams.
| period commencing January l. 1899. and
ending June 20. 1899. Proposals will also bs
received until 10 O'Clock a m. mountain
standard time, at the post of Fort Robin
son. and until IL o'clock a M central
standard time. at Jefferson Barracks. Forts
Reno. Riley and Sill and opened At tho
posts by the respective post CornmissarieS
OF such posts, each commissary receiving
proposals for his own post only. Proposals
will also be received stating the price at
which the bidder will deliver fresh beef or
mutton of the characters stated in tho
specifications and to be delivered of tenn
perature not greater than 80 degrees Fab
renheit. Full furnished on APP
plication here or TO commissary at any pos-
authorized to open proposals Government
reserves right to reject any or all propoS-
ais or any part Of any proposal Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton
and addressed 20 undersigned or Commits
sarv at post authorized to receive proposals.
HERBERT KATE, Major and Chief G. :.
Vols.
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yalueless. and show that the United States
has a property right to the animal. The
raising of blue foxes is becoming an i'm
portant Industry. The hunting of the sea
otter has been 50 unremitting that very
few are now left. The governor recon-
mends that the killing Of them be prohib-
tied for a long time.
Representation in congress for the citi-
zenS OF Alaska is strongly urged.
Inc past year has been one OF great
progress in raining operations. Many Amer
leans who located claims III the Northwest
Territory have abandoned them and have
settled on the Alaskan side of the interna-
lonaI boundary line. where q new town.
Eagle CITY, has sprung up. There has
been great development in quartz mining
IN Southeast Alaska and along the coast
covered near the Upper Yukon, the Lanana
and on Prince William sound.
funlc buildings at Sitka are urgently
needed for the accommodation of the Of
Heals. II Is recommended that congress
appropriate $1,000 for the erection of a
pen.tentiary and Other buildings.
ton of children in Alaska is earnestly rec
commended. "
Attention is called to the fact that the
rapid increase of the number of vessels
plying Alaskan waters necessftates the
erection OF many lighthouses. Other rec
o~mmendations include a monthly mail serv-
ice between Sitka and Cnalaska: cable CON
nectIon between the United States and
Alaska; enlargement of administrative au-
thority and extension of the land laws to
NNS '. W ollS J II pIleT
territorial reports all claim material prog
resS and urge immediate recognition as
states.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior Web
ster Davis, in his annual report. saws the
l22.6Sl appeals from the pension bureau and
h26 motions for reconstruction filed during
the year make up n number unprecedented
in any one year or two years in the history
OF the board of appeals. The proportionate
increase still continues, and on October 1
last there were 1l.S0 such appeals and mo-
tons pending. and Secretary Bliss concurs
in Assistant Secretary Davis recommends
tons for providing for three additional
members of this board: for additional leg
lsiation amending the act of August 1881.
relating to marriages.: legislation regulat-
ing the payment OF pensions to soldiers who
deprive their families of the use thereof be-
cause of immoral habits. and incompe-
tency; and n legislative amendment in be-
half OF widows whose husbands died while
i'll the service, death not being the result of
any violation of any law. regulation or
rule of the military or naval service, death
under such conditions to be held to be
equivalent TO an honorable discharge, as
now required.
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IN tie circuit court of Jackson county. Missouri. a,
Kansas City. Thomas ]. Hamilton. plaintiff. VS.. Ed
Grove. Helen Grove. Thomas Grove. William Grove.
John Grove. Kate Sampson. Margaret Mcneil. Will
other unknown defendants No. 1886. Order of pub
Iication. Now. on this 18th day Of November, iSss,
comes the plaintiff. by his attorneys. and 1t appearing
10 the satisfaction of the court that the defeniants'
Edward Grove. James Grove. Helen Grove. Thomas
and goes By the name of John Crook. Kate Sampson,
Margaret l.. Mcneil and William Mcneil. Nora
Haines and Mary \. Carnes. and other unknown de-
PENDANTS. are non-residents OF the state OF Missouri
and cannot he summoned in this action. 1t is there
Notifying them that an action has been commenced
against them by petition in the circuit court OF Jack
son county. Missouri, at Kansas City. which petition
Is on file in the Office OF the clerk Of the circuit court.
the general nature OF which said petition is TO have
the las; will OF Johanna c. Hamilton, deceased, es-
tablishei and proven. by which will the real and
personal property Of tho said Johanna c. Hamilton.
and OF which she died seized and possessed. was be-
queathed and devised to the plaintiff herein. Thomas
j. Hamilton. said property consisting of the real and
Of about II 5000. Said petition contains the following
allegations. among others; to,wit: Your petitioner
persons interested in the property and subject matter
of this petition. whose names he cannot ascertain.
and hence cannot insert in this petition: that the in
terest CT such persons, II any. in the said above men
toned property is q claim to an undivided fee sim
Hamilton, deceased, their interests varying In proper
tion to their nearness OF relationship to the said 10
plaintiff cannot more fully state: that said interest. II
any. is derived unaef me law OF csscents ana distri,
above named defendants. and each of them. be and
appear a. the next term Of this court. to be holden
at the court house in Kansas City. Jackson county.
Missouri. on The 9th day Of January. 1899. and on or
before the third day thereof. judgment will be rem
dered against them, and said petition and the allega-
lions thereof will be taken as confessed. 1t is further
ordered that Il copy hereof be published In The Kan
sas civ Journal. a newspaper published daily in the
county Of Jackson and state Of Missouri. for four
weeks SUCCESSFULLY. the last insertion to be at least
ffteen DAYS before the commencement OF the next
term Of said court A true COPY.
Arrest: H. ". STONESTREET. Clerk.
1SeaD By :. II. RAGLAND. D. C.
chase. Leslie & Fontron. Attys. for Pitt.
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RUBE-RT 5 aI'JNE. 81
Kansas City. No., Nov. :. 1895.

TRUSTEES Gustav ortioi and
Constance OrtloH. his wife. and Edward Zelleken and
Nargaretha Zelleken. his wife, by their certain deed
OF trust dated the 18th day of April. 1890. and re-
the recorder OF deeds in and for Jackson county. Mis-
souri,. 1T Kansas City. in book q 49. at page 50.
conveyed to one, Paul Phillips. as trustee. the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate IN the county cc
Jackson, state OF Missouri. to-wit= Lots numbered
twelve 0a. thirteen n3I. fourteen "a and fifteen
10, In block fifteen Q5J. Of Goodrich addition to the
City OF Kansas, now Kansas City. in trust. however.
to secure the payment of the principal promissoTy
note and coupon interest notes il said deed Of trust
described: and. whereas. default has been made IN
on and TIE same remains due and unpaid: and.
whereas. IL Il provided IL said deed of trust that in
case Of the absence from the state OF Missouri OF tbs
said Paul Phillips. then the holder OF the major part
Of the Indebtedness secured by said deed should have
power to appoint. in writing. a substitute trustee fer
said Phillips. who should become successor to the
title to said property and the same become vested
In him In trust Tor the purposes and objects Of said
deed, with all the powers. rights and obligations
thereof. and, whereas, the said Paul Phillips IL alb
sent from this state OF Missouri. and Louise ZslIeken.
who Is the present owner and holder O; the whole
Indebtedness remaining unpaid. secured by said deed.
has appointed, in writing. the undersigned substitutes
trustee in place OF said Paul Phillips. now. therefore.
said. will. by the reason Of the premises and at tho
request Of the legal owner and holder OF said meta
and Indebtedness. proceed TO sell the above described
real estate At public vendue. to the highest bidder.
now used al a United States custom house and
~postoncs. at the southeast corner Ninth and WAL
nut streets. in Kansas City. Jackson county. Missouri.
on THURSDAY. the eighth day Of December, 1895. be-
IT. OF that day. for the purpose Of paving. according
TO the terms OF said deed Of trust. said Indebtedness
and the cost. o, executing this trust.
HENRY Substitute Trustee
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX BuLsBoard n, pub
ne Works. Department Of Engineering. Kansas City,
NO, Nov. =, 1888. Public notice is hereby given
that special tax bills amounting to. S52i.s1 we're is
suei from this Office On the 18th day of Nov. 1888. to
L. a. Shanhol;zer, contractor, for completing the fol-
loving public improvements. VIZ. Constructing a
district sewer in sewer district No. I5s, in compliance
with ordinance No. 1915.
IL s3la tax bills are not paid on or before the 18th
Gay OF Dec. 1888, they will bear interest at the rate
q ~ per centum per annum from date Of issue, Nov.
". ~ Bills may be found with J. S. Donaldson.
After payment. the bills must be presented at city
treasurers Office to be satisfied OF record.
HENRY A. WISE. City Engineer.
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G NOTICES.
VACATION NOTICE.

VACATION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that a petition has been
MED in the Office OF the city clerk OF Kansas City.
Missouri. erbodying 4 recommendation by the board
Of park commissioners to the common COUNCIL Of
Kansas City, Missouri. TO yacate an alley In 4 public
parkway. known as Independence Plaza" In the
North Park district. in Kansas City. Missouri. lying
between the north lire of Independence boulevard
and a line one hundred and eighteen QisJ feet north
Of and parallel with the north line Of Independence
RESOLUTION No. 1858
A resolution recommending to the common council
the alley in the public park known as ..Indepentcnce
Plaza" in the North Park district, in Kansas City,
Missouri. lying between the north line OF Inlepsad-
ence boulevard and a line one hundred and eighteen
als, feet north Of and parallel with the north line
Whereas. Under the terms OF ordinance No. sI5e of
the e9mmon council OF Kansas City. Missouri. ap-
for the public park known as 'Indepeudence Plaza"
in the North Park district; and.
whereas, An alley in independence Plaza now
crosses the land SO taken. from the north line OF Ia
dependence boulevard to a line one hundred and
eighteen Ulsl feet north Of and parallel with the
north line OF Independence boulevard. the fee title
70 which was originally in the proprletoEs OF Forest
ss City. Missouri. and Marty's Woodland addition.
an addition to the City of Kansas. now Kansas City.
Whereas. kansas City. Missouri. has now acquired
title in zee to all lands on both sides OF said alley
Therefore, Be it resolved by the board CT park
City. Missouri. be-. and the same Is hereby petit
TONED. to vacate that Part OF the alley in "Inde-
pendence Plaza park lying between the north lie
OF Independence boulevard and a lire one hundred
and eighteen lloi feet north OF and parallel with
tie north line Of Independence boulevard. in accord
ance with the provisions OF the charter Of Kansas
City. Missouri. and that the title to said alley revert
to Kansas city as the owner OF all the land adioin-
Ing on both sides thereof. and become a part Of said
public park known as Independence Plaza"
Section 2. The board Of park commissioners hereby
recommends to the common council that said alley
above described be vacated as aforesaid.
Section 5. That a certified copy OF this resolution
be delivered to each house OF the common council as
notice OF the action and recommendation OF said
board.
said petition and recommendation being made by
the board OF park commissioners Of Kansas City,
Missouri, Kansas City being the owner OF the grounI
vacated By this petition. and OF all Of the front feet
Of the real property fronting on the property pro-
posed to be vacated. and If no opposition be made to
such petition within twenty tOt days from this date.
to-wit. this 18th day OF November, 1855. the common
council may. b. ordinance. yacate the property men
toned, with such restrictions as II may deem for the
public good. = true copy.
(SeaD c. s. rRR
City Clerk Of Kansas City. Missouri.
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~ the circuit court Of Jackson county. Missouri.
sitting at Kansas City. October term. 1928. The
Barber Asphalt Paving Company. plaintiff. vs.. John
C0noyer. Alice l.. Conoyer this wifel, Samuel ".
Jarvis. trustee for Jacob L. Disston; Jacob L. Diss-
ton. H. u. Meriwether. trustee for John Conoyer.
and John CoH0yer. defendants. No. 33i.1. Order Of
Publication. Now on this 10th day Of November,
1885. comes the plaintiff. by its attorneys. and It
with the petition herein. to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendants, Samuel VI. Jarvis. trustee
for Jacob L. Disston, and Jacob L. Disston, are
non-residents of the state Of Missouri and cannot be
served with process in said state in the manner
prescribed in chapter thirty-three (s9, article four
a.. OF the Revised Statutes OF Missouri, 1853. 1t is
ordered by the court that publication be made noti-
tying said defendants. Samuel VI. Jarvis. trustee for
JACOB L. Diss,on. and Jacob L. Disston. that an
action has been commenced against them, with 9TH
erz. by petition in the circuit court Q; Jackson
founded on two c' certain special tax bills dated
plaintiff by the city Of Kansas city Tor paving wal
nut street from the south line OF Nineteenth 1Sth)
street to the north line Of Sixteenth u6th, street in
OF which is TO recover the sum OF $536.sS. with in
terest from May 81, 1874. at the rate of 10 per cen:
per annum and to enforce the lien OF said tax bills
against the real estate In said tax bills respectively
described and p%laintin,s petition described as fol
Gees addition. in Kansas City. jackson county.
Missouri. and lot y. block twenty-three t23. Nc.
souri,. and unless they be and appear at the mex,
January term Of this court. to be held at the court
on the 9th day Of January. 1888. and on or before
the third day thereof. IL the term shall so long con-
answer the said petition the same will be taken
as confessed and judgment will be rendered agains.
hereof shall be published at least once a week IN
The Kansas City Daily Journal. a newspaper pub
, Ns"ur Il ,T four a. weeks sg n fSspa' 81, STATE o.,
insertion to be at least fifteen I0 days before the
commencement OF the next January term Of court.
Attest: H. N. sToNEsTREEr. Clerk.
scarrit,. Vaughan. Griffith & Jones. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX RuLs.Rnard =. D.,

NOTICE OF SPECIAL 4 ~BILLS-Board Of Pub-
lie Works. Department Of Engineering. Kansas Citr
Mo-. Nov. q. 1895. Public notice is hereby given
that special tax bills amounting to s1.7.4 Sc were
issued from this office on the 18th day Of Nov. IssS
to Blndera Flagstone Co, contractor. for completine
the following public improvements. VIZ. Construct
ing natural stone sidewalks on both sides N TrC5sr
avenue from Belt line bridge TO Twenty-third fssdt
street. as provided by ordinance No. $50.
II said tax bills are not paid on or before the 18th
day OF Dec, 1895. they will bear interest at the rate
OF 10 per centum per annum from date Of issue. NOV
10, IS. Bills may be found at 10th and Campbell
SITS, with J. {. Pond.
After payment. the bills mus. be presented at CITY
treasuEer's ofics to be satisfied OF record.
a. WISE. City Engineer.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL TAX B~ILLS-Board Of Pub
lie Works. Department Of Engineering. Kansas Citv
Mo-. Nov. q. 1898. Public notice is hereby given
that special tax bills amounting to sSI5.I7 we're
issued from this Office on the 18th day Of Nov, 1.es
10 Phoenix Sidewalk Co. contractor. for coInpIetipr
the following public improvements. viz: Construct,
ing natural stone sidewalks on east side OF McIee
street from Thirtleth Goth street TO Thirtv-frst
tlstl street. as provided by ordinance No. 1895.
II said tax bills are not paid on or before the 18th
day OF Dec, 1895. they will bear interest at the rat
OF 10 peg centum per annum from date Of issue, Sov
Co.
After payment. the bills must be presented a. city
treasurer's Office to be satisfied Of record.
A. WISE. City Engineer.