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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08
MANY CASES ~ CITY COURT.
Most of Them Growing Out of Some Viola
Tim of the Il rnh IhIinrY Inv.


ton OF tho Prohibitory Law.
There were a large number Of cases in
the city Court Friday The afternoon
session was varied by hearing IN a civil
case. The case of the search at the house
of Rose Mitchell was the first business Of
the morning and hearing was held up
on the confscation OF the liquor. The
sheriff told of his part in the SEIZURE of
the gallon jug OF whiSkey, which Mrs.
Mitchell threw from the window, and Mrs.
Mitchell said the jug was not hers but had
been left there by IL man who came from
Pittsburgh. The liquor was ordered
spilled and Mrs Mitchell, who did not
have an attorney, was assessed tho costs
of seizure, which was Sab The evidence
in the first case was allowed to be consiI-
cred in the one for having on hand nnd
Judge Russell fined Mrs. Mitchell $40 and
sentenced her to one month in the House
of Correction, the sentence to tcgin at
the expiration OF the month which she
will serve on IN ola case. She took an APP
peal to the latter case and bail vas fixed
at 800.
The search at the Lakeside Park IIo-
tel was called up and the liquor. Il few
bottles of beer, ordered confscated. Fred-
erick kean, gentleman much affected
by haying to appear in court, was assess
ed the costs of seizure and fined 80 aud
costs of Sl45l for having osl hand Mr..
Kca.ly Ia an old gentleman and had never
before been in court. The expression Of
ms countehahce curing inc proceedings
inn'ateo that ne Wouio not uiies7 u WIS
apso'uteiy necessary appear dsaih lor
many weeks. an appeal was tdheh III inc
case and bail of $50 secured.
a nearing was next heId upon the search
az mares murphy - "h'h tooh pace
May @atm ana at "hich very stnalI auan-
NY vi hquoL was to"i'u' ne hl""l wa ,
ordered coniiscated and the costs taxed
| against James McRuliH"' ne a'toihe"
asked TOT me proporuohatc 20 the
amount or whiskey secured ana II was
fnaue SoV ana costs OF Sl+os ne case was
"pt,lie" anu O"'' seou'eu III ''ie ""'ou'N
OF $lo
as matter or iact ilquor was hoI peIlS
SOFA at the Murphy pace AT the tirne 'he
soai en- was fhaue' By very uhior u1"'e
/ 'Vhip'"atIon Oh circumstances III l"' pI'' .
Ine SheI'I happened 10 eiter At 'le eAl.l
nome M "heh tne propfle 'or HhG 'ohS'h -
/ tu " lug i0i'' iioi" ''e 7u"PIS ' uo,s u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08
SUDDEN DEATH or w. J. METCALF.

William j. Metcalf died yesterday morn
ing shortly after IL O'Clock Of heart fail
ure at his home on Cromhic street. lie
had NOT been feeling well for the past tW 0
weeks. but nothing seriou. was feared and
he continued about his usual duties and
went for a drive with Mrs. Metcalf on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. MetCHlf was born in 1874 in Cnderhill
where he remained until - years Of age,
when he moved to Williston. where he
lived until about five years ago. He then
came to Burlington and went into partner
ship with r. F. Conlon in the feed bust
ness at No. Sol North Winooski Ave. He
leaves a widow, two daughters and "A
grandchld. The funeral arrangements
will be made later
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08
TIE G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT AT MON
TREAL.

For the annual encimpment of the q. y.
r.. Department of Vermont which will
this year he hetl in Montreal, from June
20 to %, inclusive, the Central Vermont
railway company will sell round trip tick
cts from all stations on its line in YER
mont at greatly reduced rates, the fare
from this city being sS.G. on Tuesday
June 20 a speial train will run from 81.
Adams to Mon,real, leaving St Adams az
o'clock p, M, and reaching Montreal at
AIS. The regular morning teams from
Windsor Bennington, Rutland, BurlinS-
ton and Cambridge Junction will connect
at Essex Junction and St Adams with the
special train.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08
FORT ETHAN ALLEN NOTES.

Sergt. John H. Tholan OF Troop F.,
Trumpeter l.. II. Wise and Private Nc
Coughln left last night for their respec
tive homes in New York and Philadelphia,
their terms of service having expired yes
terday. Capt. Dodd gave them a farewell
reception, wishing them much success in
civil life and expressing the hope that
they would return TO Troop p, 81 Cavalry,
in case they should enter the United states
service again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08
POLICEMAN DECLINED OFFER
Queer Proposition Made by Man h
Wanted to Get Drunk.

The continued cases OK Theodore Buck
and John Riley on ,he disclosure OF
Patrick Finn were completed in city
Court Saturday morning. Richard WEIGH
and Martin Carney We're examined IN the
Riley case but their testimony was I'M
important. Special officer Charles Belts
was called and testified that Finn came
to him eaSy Thursday morning and tried
to borrow twenty-five cents promising
that II 1t was given him he would come
back in a short time and make n distur-
bance and allow Bettis to exercise his au-
thorlty as an officer and arrest him. This
kindly offer was refused.
Theodore Buck was discharged on the
disclosure case The statement of Finn
was that he gave Buck money TO buy a
lint of whlskey. which they drank to-
gether.
John Riley. who keeps Mrs. sullivan s
old place, was fined upon the disclosure
Of Finn $50 and costs of S22,79, to which
he took an appeal and secured bail of $40.
Riley is now under bail in one case IN
which a tine of SlC0 was imposed on May
IS, upon which occasion David Reagan be-
came his surety and in another case under
date Of May 18th when he was nned So
and S. NJ. Flint became surety in the
amount OF $50.
JUSTICE COURT.
A hearing was had Saturday morning be-
fore Justice T.. w. j, Hawkins in the
search at the American House in Wnoo-
ski at which Sheriff Reeves found three
barrels OF beer and some whiskoy, The
iiouor was ordered contiscated and j.
Mercure ad1udged its owner and taxed the
costs OF seizure
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08
WOllEN'S LIST.
EXAMINATIONS FOR POSTOFFrCE
POSITIONS

A special examination under the ciVi
service laws was conducted yesterday at
the customs house by John III. Farrell
the local civil service secretary Twelve
applicants appeared for the eNanna-
ton, and of these four took examinations
for carriers and one for the position OF
clerk There was one female applicant
for clerkship.
The papers were forwarded to Washing
ton and It Is expected, as the cXamina-
ton was a special one, and for other rea"
sons, that they will soon be returned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08

URRARD-rIOWAR the Strath.
more. New York city, juno 3, by tho Rev.
Robert Coilycr, Horterso, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs B. Franklin Hibbard TO Eugene
Howard. NJ. D., of Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08

u. A. Holmes of Royalton has Green
Mountain Morgan stock horse, 10 years
old weighing 1900 pounds, that Is the sire
of some of the finest colts in Windsor
county. He is pure b,ooded Morgan stock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP NEVER
disappoints those who use it for obst Ina "a
coughs, colds and irrtations OF the throat
and lungs. 1t stands unrivaled as a rem
edy for throat and lung diseases Sold by
all druggists at % cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08
BANKRUPTCY LAW MAKES MUCK
BUSINESS

Owing to the great number Of cases in
bankruptcy proceedings Clerk George l..
johnson of the United States courts has
been obliged. for the convenience of Judge
Wheeler 10 appoint a deputy clerk of the
district court at Brattleboro e w, Glib
son, who has been in the office of Water
man & Martin in Brattleboro IS the new
deputy.
Judge Wheeler has designated Monday,
Wednesday and Friday as court days in
Brattleboro. The number of cases under
the new bankruptcy laws is very large.
During April ana May, Sc petitions were
received by the court.
One petition was received Yesterday. It
was that of Leon :. Nimhall Of St Adams
with liabilities If s3.2 - and no assets.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
MEMS LIST.

List of unclaimed letters in the Burllng-
ton postoNice for the week ending June G.
1899:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-18
PENSIONS.

WASHINGTON. March I7.-Ths following pensions
have been granted:
.,,-..,.,, w KANsA nsr.v,,,,. sc. william
Q. Hampton. Barter Springs. Is: Alexander kirK.
LeavenwOrth. -: Richard }: Ryan deceased. Hays
City, $50; Resin r. Fisher, Nortonville, -.
Additionai-Georss +. Smith. Atehison. IS to 81.
Incresse-samusi u. Ewing. Walnut. $40 to sle;
; Jacob ss S.,nsss. !, s', r. IS: Isaac - TO N y; asss0a tribune, "; witt .1
to saA: Eric Larson. Syracuse. 81. to $50: George W.
white: WINFIELD: . 70 81: Christian Aildenbrand:
to Si7: Samuel A. Hayes. Medicine Lodge. sis TO
81: Joseph H.. Bisham. wansso. $40 to sls; Marnitt
original. widows. etc.-Frances oderfeld. Leaven-
worth, S.; Rhoda C.. Freeman. Independence. S.;
Mary =; s.Isnn: O S1fSs0; y; Mary s.an%.n, Hart
miners q William O. Johnston. Lawrence. Si:: 10
hanna C. cloush. GalesburE. IS.
Reissue and n~crease-tspecial March 2. special ac)
Justin oscar. HOttsns.ein, Humboldt. sst to So.
originai-tspecial March y Henry samuels. INDIE
Holden len, 81 E,o G,ssn S. si' y.%:. T y. sps..i ii i, E I 4, =:
Theodore J.. Schwartz (deceasedl. Attention. IS: WILL
tam T. Gibson. Boonviile. IS: Frederick Ress. fyr-
Add~itional-Cornellus Ma.hail. Washington. %
- so.
James Wilkinson. Cape Girardesu. 81 TO Sc: Thomas
Robinson. Penyville. t1 to SIG: William @. Cox.
M.ryyi,ie. 80 70 si1; Jacob LDos' &c Jackson &C = 81 to
March 81 Charles schackel. s.. Louis. A.2s to s.:
samuel o. Turner. Creighton. IS to SO: Reuben Win
frey. csrrolitou. 81: to S1;: Eli B. johnson. Hopkins.
81. 70 SEE: David T. N. Crow, Licking. IS to &l::
james Brown. st. Joseph. IS to $40.
Reissue and i~ncrease-Henry Hoops. Birch Tree. IS
TO s..
onsinsl, widows. etc.-Hannah Brown. Bucklin. 81:
Maria n. schvarz. Attention. 81: minor Of John Book.
81. Louis, SlA- Mary ~. Howerton. Brashear. ~.
widows Indian wars-tSpeclal March I. special aeO
Martha E. Huddies,on. Summit. y
Survivors Indians wars-tspecial March u Heary
Farmer, Haftriile. s..
widows var OF lSls-tSpeeial March !, special sa)
Charlotte Poo. Gordonville. ti4.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-18

about Jesus in this lesson from His own
lips. He is the door or entrance way into
the church. Any other protesting to hold
that position is an impostor: He is the
shepherd or bishop who cares for those who
enter the church, protects them. saves
them. loves them. leads them. dies for
them. He is no thief seeking what Is not
His own. or hireling. serving another for
wages. but a good faithful shepherd who
sacrifices Himself in order to save. He Is
intimately related to God and to His people.
that double relation being the key to His
mission. See what Jesus says about the
church. 1t is not a building or an organ
ICED body. but a company called by Him.
known by Him, knowing Him. following
Him, gathered out of all races. but united
In Him as their one loved and loving
leader. whom they follow with promptness
and sladness always. This is what the
passage teaches. The men who laud Chris.
and do not acknowledge His divinity aftel
such words of His are in a perplexing
dilemma. II He was not Divine then He
an egotist and an enthusiast. II He
gathers a people to Himself upon these
terms Of loyalty He proves Himself before
the world a Master of men. worthy to be
followed.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-18
IIraAL norpcr


nsasss City. Lssis y. wisi. pssiniiS. "a Js.4s
:. Mine. d.sssal.nl eau. 70. s.i;i. Orssr q
ednss plaintiff. BY his attorneys. Harseod : Msrs.
dith. and niss his pstItion and an sndsvit h.rsis
stating that the defendant. James u. Kiins. a Q
nonresident Of this state aud that he has sbscondsd
snd concealed himself 50 that tho ordinary process Of
Ing satisfied Of tho truth Of ,hess facts. makes the
following ordn: To James y. Kline: You are here
BY notinId that the plaintiff, Lewis r. wiei. mas con-
menced against you In tho circuit ceust d. Jackson
county. Missouri. Of Kansas City. Q suit entitled -
shove. the object aud general nature OF the petition
therein being to cancel. set aside and for nauxhs
hold the certain warranty deed dated Angus, 2aJ.
1888. nlch fot record In the once Ct the recorder os
deeds Of Jackson county. Missouri. 1t Kansas City,
on August Sta. lSss. and recorded In hook q sig hun
drcd and eighty tsso,. at p.g. three hundred and
acknowledged By plaintiff. Lewis P. wIei. and sis
wife. Henrietta Wei. and purportins to convey 70
real estate situate IN Kansas city. jackson eoun'y.
Missouri. to-wit: All that par, Of lots twelve u2D.
Daniels add. tiun TO the City Of Kanzas. no. Kansas
Gity. Missouri. described rs follows: Commencing at
Kansas city. Missouri. with the west line Of Walnut
street and running north along said wes; line OF
said Walnut street siIty-six tss, feet: thence vess
and parallel with said north line Of Sixth ssrsss
sixty To-, feet: thence south and parallel with said
west lire Of Walnut street siIty-si1 tSSD feet 70
north line of said Sixth street. thence east alon1
said north line Of Sixth street sixty 100, feet to place
Of beginning. together with and subject to all ths
rights and privileges granted in the deed Of ThomAs
F. DonIeIly and wife tn Ernest Roeschsli. which
deed is dated September .9th. 1885. snd recorded N
the recorders once OF said Jackson county. In book
b l2s. at page 4ss: and also subject to all the rights
and privileges under party wall agreement dated
November 18th. 1881. and recorded In book D y. ~
page 5ls. the cancellation OF said deed being sought
upon the ground that tho signatures Of the ErantOrs
thereto were forged. and that unless you be and ap-
pear at the next term OF this court. to be begun and
holden at the court hoase. in Kansas City. on this
10Th day OF April. 1889. and on or before the third
day thereof answer the petition. the same will be
taken as confessed and judgment will be rendered
against you according to the prayer thereof. IL Is
furfher 0Fla>sh hat n ranH hpYenf - rvhltshNn nF
corfing to law. in The Kansas City Journal. a neus-
paper published In Kansas City. Jackson county. Ms
souri, designated. rs provided by Law. for the pub
lication of Xlch orders. A true copy.
Attest. H. II. STONESTREEr. Clerk.
tSeab By ". II. VIM. D. c.
Psrwood q Meredith. PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEYS
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-18
PAVING RESOLUTION no. Isos.

SaNlN1 tsESoAl " y " iSS-
PAVING RESOLUTION NO. to prop
erty owners On Charlotte street from the north line
of 2crd street to the north line of Howard avenue.
City Clerks once. Kansas City. No., March 10. 1888.
A resolution declaring the work Of paving Charlotte
street from aorth line o! Twenty-third (23rdp street
to north line Howard avenue to be necessary.
BE 1t resolved by the lower house OF the common
council Of Kansas City. the upper house eoncurrtng
therein:
The common council finds and declares the work
Of paving Charlotte street from north line Of Twen-
ty-third te3rd) street to north line OF Howard avenue.
the full width thereof. exclusive Of all sidewalks OF
legally established widths. to be necessary. in ae-
cordance with the provisions Of section 2. article
IN. Of the amended charter OF Kansas city: such
work and Improvements to consist as follows. to-Wit:
A wearing surface of Kansas City Brick and Tile
Companys brick. laid on . foundation Of six Is,
inches Of concrete. and q cushion Of two tD inches
OF sand; the spaces between the brick to be filled
with Portland cement grout: the cost Of said work
not to exceed the sum Of one dollar and sixty 81 so,
cents per square yard: said pavement to be laid
with such material and in such manner that the
same shall! endure without the need Of any repairs
for = period Of seven 10 years from the completion
thereof.
Adopted Jan. s. 1893. A. D. BURROWS,
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council.
Adopted Mar. S. 1899. II. n. REARDSLEY.
Acting President Upper House Of the Common Council
Attest: Z. s CuRRY
tSeap City Clerk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-18

PAVING RESOLUTION NO. 1ses-Not!ce to prop
erty owners on Twenty-secnni te2nd) street from the
east line o: Holmes street to the west line OF Troost
avenue. City Clerks ONCE. Kansas City. No.. Mar.
18th. 1899. A resolution declaring the work Of paving
Twenty-secopd t.end, street from east line Of Holmes
street to west line of Troost avenue to be necessary.
BE IL resolved by the lower house Of the common
council OF Kansas City. the upper house concurring
therein:
The Common council finds. and declares. the work Of
paving Twerty-seconG l22ndi street from east line Of
Holmes street to west line OF Troos. avenue the full
width thereof. exclusive of all sidewalks OF legally
established widths and o, the intersections Of Harri-
son ST.. TO be Necessary. in accordance with the pro-
visions of section :. article IN. Of the amended
charter Of Kansas City: such work and improvements
to consist as follows, to-wit: A wearing surface Of
Kansas City Brick and Tile Co.'S brick. laid on 4
foundation of six t6' inches of concrete. and a cush-
ion Of two e, inches Of sand. The spaces between
the brick to be filled with Portland cement grout.
The total cost of said work not to exceed the sum Of
one dollar and sixty cents FER square yard. Said
pavement TO be constructed of such material and in
such manner that the anne shall endure. without the
need OF any repairs. for a period Of seven % years
from the complexion thereof.
Adopted Jan. G. 1899. A. D.. CRRoW
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council.
Adorted Mar. IL. 1888. GEO S. GRAHAM.
President Upper House Of the Common Council.
tseall Attest: c. s. CURRY. City Clerk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES.


PAVING RESOLUTION N q. 1877.
PAVING RESOLUTION NO. 1s:7-Noties 10 prup.
ETY. ownsrs on Troost avenue from the south line q
f.iEhth lsth, street to the north line Of Ninth (sthD
street. City Clerks Once. kanxas CITY. No., Mar.
i'th. 1893. a resolution declaring the work Of repay
Ing Troost avenue from the south line Of Eighth (sthD
street to the north limo Of Ninth 9th street to be
necessary.
He II resolved by the lower house Of the common
therein:
The common council nrds, and declares. tho work Of
rcrav'ng Troost avenue from the soutl line Of Eighth
18th street to the north line OF Sinth tSth) street the
full width thereof. exclusive OF all sidewalks Of le-
gally established widths. AMI IN. spaces legally re-
CURED TO DO paved by the street railway companies
operating street railways upon and across said part OF
Trcost avenue. TO be nrce ssary. in accordance with
the provisions OF section 2. article IN. OF the amend
ed charter Of Kansas City: such work or improve
ment TO consist MS follows. to-wit: A genuine
Trinidad Lake asphalt pavement. TO conform In all
respects to detail three ca Of asphalt pavemeuts, ap-
proved by the board Of public works October 9th.
1875. and now ON file In the Office Of said board. The
total cost nj the pavement not 10 exceed the sum of
two dollars and twenty five tsc -, cents par square
yard. The pavement TO be constructed Of such mate
rails and In such manner that it shall endure. with
out the need Of any repairs. for 4 period OF ten t0J
years from the completion thereof.
Adopted Mar. IL. 1899. A. n.
Speaker Lower House Q! the Common Council.
Adopted Mar. II. 1899. GEO. s. GRAHAM.
President Upper House OF the Common Council.
tSeaD Attest: c. s. CURRY. City Clerk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES.


SHERIFF"S LE- virtue and authority Of spe-
cial execution, No. 25la6, issued from the ONCE Of
the clerk OF the circuit court Of jackson county. at
Kansas City. Missouri, returnabls to the April term.
1893. Of said court, and to me, as sheriff. directed
and delivered in favor Of Barber Asphalt Paving
Company against Augustus L. Wheeler. Gardiner
Lathrop. trustee; Winner Investment Company. Ed
ward Thompson executor: Alansar Dunn. executor.
l have levied upon and seized all the right. title.
interest and estate OF said defendants. Augustus L.
Wheeler. Gardiner Lathrop. trustee: Winner Invest
ment Company. Edward Thompson. executor. and
Aiansar Dunn. executor, in and to the following de-
scribed real estate. situated in the county OF jack
son and state Of Missouri. to-wit: The north one
hundred and ~forty-hve u45) feet Of lot twenty-four
t2D. Minnie G. Wilson place. an addition to the
City Of Kansas (now Kansas City. Jackson county.
Missouri. and / will. on Wednesday. the 18th day OF
April. A.. d. 1888. between the hours Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and I'VE o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day. II the south front door Of the county court
house. In Kansas City, Jackson county. state OF Mis-
souri,. and during the session Of said circuit court at
Kansas City. Missouri. sell at public vendue. for
cash. to the highest bidder. all the right. title, IN
terest and estate OF the above named defendants.
Augustus L. Wheeler. Gardiner Lsthrop. trustee
Winner Investment Company. Edward Thompson.
executor. and Alansar Dunn. in and to said real
estate to satisfy said execution aud costs.
E s. STONE, Sheriff.
Kansas City. Mo-. March IS, 1899.
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PAVING HEsoLUT1oN no. ,ses.


PAVING ~IEsoLuTloN NO. ls2s-Notiee to prop
erty owners on the alley between Campbell street and
Charlotte street from the south line Of Eighth (sth)
street to the north line OF Ninth 9th street. City
Clerks Office. Kansas City. Mo-, Mar. 18th. 1893. a
resolution declaring the work OF paving the alley
bet. Campbell and Charlotte streets from Eighth
(Sth) street TO Ninth 18th, street to be necessary.
Be it resolved by the lower house Of the common
council Of Kansas City, the upper house concurring
therein:
Of paving alley between Campbell street and
Charlotte street. from the south line Of Eighth
(sth) street to the north line of Ninth 18th
street 10 be necessary. In accordance with
the provisions of section !. article IN. Of the
amended charter OF Kansas City: such work and i'm
provement to consist as follows, to-wit: A wearing
surface OF yitrihed brick. laid on a foundation OF six
inches Of concrete. and q cushion OF two C) inches of
sand. The spaces between the brick to be hlled with
Portland cement srout. Said pavement to be laid
with such material and in such manner that the
same shall endure. without the need of any repairs.
for a period of seven "a years from the completion
thereof.
Adopted Nov. Fl. 1898. A. ..
Adopted Mar. Is. 1899. GEO. S.
President Upper House Of the Common Council.
(SeaN Attest: Z. y CCRkf lily Cierk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-18

bash Avenue-Board Of Public Works. Department OF
Engineering, Kansas City. Mo-. March L., 1898
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned
at this office until II q. IN. Of March -. 1893 tat
which time bids will be opened. for furnishing all
the materials and doing all the work necessary 70
complete the following city improvements. viz.
Grazing Wabash avenue from the south line Of Cas-
Teton TO the north line OF Thirty second t32nd) street.
As provided by ordinance No. 1Os57.
Plans and specifications may he seen. and ali In
formation furnished. at this onhce.
PAYMENT for the work to be made In special tax
bills.
No proposal from any contractor In default with the
eitv on any previous contract will he considered.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by . bond of 200 dollars with 2 good and sufneirnt
securities ito be approved by the city comptroller.
conditioned that the bidder will enter Into contract
At the prices stated. and furnish satisfactory security
for the completion Of the work.
The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals..
HENRY A.. WISE. City Engineer.