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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-05

IN tho circuit court Of Jackson county. Missouri.
At Kansas CITY, division No. four ~. case No. Si0IS.
In tba matter OF the proceeding to ascertain and as
sess damages and benefits to arise from the proposed
Sunroe avenue. in Kansas City. Jackson county.
Missouri. under ordinance OF said Kansas City, No.
aaaI anproved on the 22nd day OF June. A. d. 1895,
and entitled IAN ordinance to grade Smart avenue
80, Aslew avenue to Munroe avenue" Now, on
his the 10th day of December. A. d. 1895, in this
,ha trout court of jackson county. Missouri. at
Kansas city, division number four "a. comes Kan
sas CITY. Missouri, appearing by its assistant coun-
ssIo- 8 6. VIM. ESQ, and shows to the court that
- r,aynr has heretofore caused to be filed in this
me court. being fully advised In the premises, makes
,ha foIiowing order herein. to-wit:
IT, All Persons Whom II May Concern. Greeting:
uhnr.,s a certified copy of an ordinance Of Kan
ss rity Missouri, No. 1884. approved on the end
s a. - Iune. A, D. 1898, and entitled An ordinance
" avsnue - was by the mayor of Kansas City, Mis-
souri. caused to be filed in the circuit court OF Jack
soa co,,nty. Missouri, at Kansas City, and the gen
s sn, ohiect and nature Of said ordinance and the
,ini,s within which private property is benefited by
IN Dronosed grading being stated and defined there.
In and which s@ru a toi-
Rs # Ordained by the Common Council OF Kansas
ssc,;on / That smar. avenue from Askew avenue
Nnnyoe avenue shall be graded the full width
.To,sof and to the established grade Of the same.
Section .. Entertainments or fills shall be made of
.orth a n rock. or both combined. The work herein
euthorlzed may be protected from surface water by
| tsmnnrary drains or culverts, put in under the d.
r.ct;on Of the board OF public works. as the said
| Closed. removed or altered at will, In accordance
with the provisions OF section IL OF article TX. char
ter Of Kansas City.
Section 3. That whenever, when embankments an
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-05
LEGAL NOTICES.


tion be begun and carried on, and such remuncra-
tion or damages ascertained and assessed. as pro-
the common. council prescribes and determines the
limits within which private property Is benefited by
t ; proposed grading herein mentioned. and the I'm,
IT'S within which such property shall be assessed and
charged to pay such remuneration or damages, to be
as follows. to-wit; BEGINNING at the northwest cor
her OF lot n. block ). kenwcod Annex: thence south
along the west lines of lots "a to u, inclusive. Of said
block }, to the north line of s5th street; thence to
the northwest corner of lot "a. block ). of kenwood:
thence south along the west lines of lots "a to Il, IN
elusive. OF said block 3, to the north line OF Ssth
street; thence east along the north line of seth
street to the southeast corner of lot II, block 4, OF
kenwood: thence north along the east lines Of lots
u to !. inclusive. of said block four a, to the south
line Of 18th street: thence to the southeast corner
Of lot II. block 4. Kenwood Annex; thence north
along the east lines of lots L. to /. inclusive. of said
block 4 to the south line Of 3ith street: thence west
to the place Of beginning.
Section 6. All ordinances or parts Of ordinances In
conflict herewith are. insomuch as they conflict with
this ordinance. hereby repealed;
notified that the 18th day of January, A. d. 1883. is
the day, and the courtroom of division No. four tl
Kansas City. at the county court house in Kansas
City, Jackson county. Missouri, is the place hereby
fixed by said court for the ascertaining and assessing
proposed grading, and that unless on or before the
Ing Aforesaid pf'0' or 'P Before 1ay the day to which
said cause may have been postponed or con-
claim or claims for damages. containing a description
OF the property claimed TO be damaged, and the IN
terest of the claimant therein, you and each of you
shall be forever thereafter ~precluded from making
any claim on account thereof.
The court further orders that this order be pub
lished in each issue Of The Kansas City Journal 1.-THE
newspaper doing the city printing, for ten days. the
last insertion TO be not more than one week prior
to the day therein fixed for said hearing.
l., II. NJ. Stonestreet. clerk of the circuit court Of
Jackson county. Missouri, hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct copy of the order
made by division No. four a., of the circuit court
OF jackson county, Missouri, at Kansas City, in tha
above entitled proceeding on the 10th day OF Deem
my ONCE.
Witness my hand and seal of court this cath day Of
December. A. d. 1895.
(SeaD H. NJ. STONESTREET,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Mo.
BY J. S. CHASE, Deputy Clerk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-05

TRUSTEES sALE-whereas. James P. Harper and
Emma B. Harper. his wife. BY their deed Of
In the ONCE of the recorder Of deeds Of Jackson eoun-
ty,. Missouri. at Kansas City. on February l6. lsp.
page 6n. conveyed to Samuel NJ Jarvis. trustee. the
following described real estate. situated In jackson
s sSqes iy. A iosr d s s1sri T.. g. sS'' in 01 block q; ous ~" Sp. III Il
DeGror Place. an addition to the City Of Kansas.
now a part Of MsstpSrt. Missouri rsfsrenes being
Of Kansas and westport being now Kansas Cityl.
which conveyance was made in trust to secure their
promissory note for six thousand dollars, due Feb
ruary !, 1893. together with the interest thereon:
and. whereas, default has been made in the psymens
in the payment Of taxes upon said mortsased prem
Uses, and the same remain due and unpaid: and.
refused to act as trustee and successor in trust. a.
provided In said deed Of trust. and both are absent
dents Of the state Of New York, and hence are
unable to act: and. whereas. the owner and holder
visions of said deed Of trust. has. By instrument of
writing. duly recorded In said ONCE Of recorder o.
deeds, at Kansas City: Jackson county. Mi,souIi, n
A. A.. Chamberlain. substitute trustee to act under
said deed Of trust: nov. therefore. public notice -
trustee. will. at the request Of the legal holder and
owner Of said note. and in accordance with the terms
part thereof. and all right and equity of redemption
Of James P. Harper and Emma b. Harper. his Vile.
in. at public vendue. TO the highest bidder. for casn.
at the front door Of the court house. where Is then
Jackson county. Missouri Ghs said front door q y.
court house being the south front door OF the
ground s9Sa1 hS bounded ,a f By Fin hiaI street s.'y Locust Gu 'a street. Ms
souri, avenue and Oak street, In which the state cfr-
cult cult court !, IT,, q JAG Jasks % x sG,S,sy soo ni .so ss.r a Usually nanii,
sells lands on executions from said COURT. on Iues-
S Say; the n ,j 10th o.s day Of !, i "a. soT m aSss snd Si ~" o9cle ses
in the afternoon Of that day. to satisfy the said DEBT
secured by said deed Of trust and the costs Of s.'-
Substitute Trustee
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-05

IN the circuit court of Jackson county. Missouri. at
Kansas City, division No. three go. case No, s4o65.
assess damages and benefits to arise from the pro-
posed grading OF the alley between Locust street and
9TH, street, in Kansas city, Jackson county. Mis-
souri,. under ordinance Of said kansas City, Mis-
souri, 1 No; s ISL s sRPTSysa "s ON d 5ns Ss,s t to grade Of May ;S:
alley between Locust st. and Cherry ct. from 10th
st. to ll,h ST. Now, on this, the 9Th day Of Deeem-
Der. A.. d. 1898, In this, the circuit court OF Jackson
county, Missouri, at Kansas City, division number
three ts). comes Kansas City. Missouri. appearing by
its assistant counselor. s. S. VIM, Esq, and shows
TO the court that its mayor has heretofore caused to
be filed in this court a certified copy OF the afore-
said ordinance. and the court. being fully advised In
the premises, makes the following order herein. to-
To All Persons Whom 1t May Concern. Greeting:
Whereas, a certified copy OF an ordinance OF Kan
sas City. Missouri. No. sS14. approved on the 9th
day Of December, A. d. 1855. and entitled An ordi-
nance to grade the alley between Locust ST. and
Cherry st. from 10th st: to 18th ST. was by the
in the circuit court OF jackson county. Missouri, at
Kansas City. and the general object and nature OF
nroperty is benefited by the proposed grading being
stated and defined therein. and which said ordinance
is substantially as follows, to-wit;
Be II ordained by the common council OF Kansas City.
Section l. That the alley between Locust st. and
Cherry st. from 10th St; to II his st, shall be graded
" section :. Entertainments or fills shall be made O,
.aTtb or rock. or both combined. The work herein
authorized may be protected from surface water by
temporary drains or eulverts; put in under the
direction of the board of public works, as the said
board NAV deem necessary. and the same may be
closed. removed or altered at will, in accordance
with the provisions OF section ID OF article In. char
ter Of Kansas City.
section 3. That whenever, when embankments are
made. II shall be necessary, in the opinion OF the
city engineer. by reason OF Injunction proceedings OF
proper objections on the part Of abutting property
owners, or for any other similar good and sufficient
reason, to construct a wall or walls for the supper,
and Sustaining OF any part of the street graded
(which wall or walls shall not have been included In
the approximate estimate for the making of the i'm.
provement), In the place OF the usual slope given Il
such embankment, the city engineer may design
| plan for a wall or walls suitable for the purpose
and require the contractor to construct the same II
accordance Herewith. under his supervision and sub
feet to his approval and acceptance. and the con.
struction of said wall or walls shall be deemed
necessary part II the work and improvement author
lied to be made. and the cost thereof shall be esti
| mated in and deemed q part OF the cost OF grading
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-05

In the circuit court Of Jackson county. Missouri.
at Kansas City. division No. four %, case No.
s4o7o In the matter Of the proceeding to ascertain
and assess damages and benefits to arise from the
proposed grading OF the alley between Eleventh
,r,th, street and Peery avenue from Bellefontalne
.rsnu. 10 Benton boulevard, in Kansas City. Jack
SON County. Missouri. under ORDINANCE nc, Of said Kansas
IN Isss. and entitled "An ordinance to grade
the ailey between 18th street and Peery avenue from
Bellefontnine avenue to Benton boulevard" Now
this the circuit court Of jackson county, Missouri.
at Kansas City. division number four ~. comes
E.ns,s CITY. Missouri, appearing by Its assistant
Counselor. S. S. VIM, ESQ.,, and shows to the court
tbat its mayor has heretofore caused to be filed
IN This court a certified copy Of the aforesaid ordi-
nance, and the court. being fully advised in the
premises. makes the following order herein. to-wit:
Ia All Persons Whom 1t May Concern, Greeting:
whereas. a certified copy Of an ordinance Of Kan
sas City, Missouri, No. 1861. approved on the 18th
day OF June, A. D. 1888. and entitled IAN ordinance
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terest of the claimant therein, you and each Of you
shall be forever thereafter precIuded from making
any Claim on account thereof.
The court further orders that this order be pub
ished In each issue Of The Kansas City Journal tine
newspaper doing the city printing! for ten days, the
last insertion to be not more than one week prior
to the day therein fixed for said hearing.
/, II. NJ Stonestreet, clerk of the circuit court oil
jackson county. Missouri, hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct copy of the oroel
made by division No. three 80, of the circuit court
OF jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City, In the
above entitled proceeding on the 9Th day OF Decem-
Der. A. D.. 1898. as the same appears OF record In
my office.
Witness my hand and seal of court this 22d day Of
December. A. D. 1898.
tSeaD IL. VI. STOSESTREET.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Mo.
BY J. s. CHASE. Deputy Clerk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-05

THE stats Of Missouri. the county Of Jackson. the
city Of Kansas City. S.. Margaret ]. Addoms. de-
ceased; John Addoms. heir of Margaret J. Addons.
deceased: Henry Addoms, heir OF Margaret J. Ad.
doms, deceased; Richard Addoms, heir OF Margaret
]. Addoms. deceased: Earl B. Sloan. minor heir OF
Margaret J.. Addoms, deceased; Elizabeth Briggs.
wife OF VIM. s. Briggs; VIM. s. Briggs. Kate r.
Boro, ]. b. Barnett: unknown heirs Of Chas- Comm
Coburn. deceased: 8. L. Conkiin. Charles E Force.
trustee for Ephraim 8. Force; Ephraim s. Force.
Harriet P. Gladding. Anna NJ. Jones. David A Muir
ply. Henry W. Rogers. Sarah Jane Slack. deceased;
Mary A.. Shattuck, Helen L. Smith. Z. A. Smith.
will take notice that your property will be assessed
to compensate for the taking Of private property for
the purpose specified in tbs ordinance Of Kansas
City, No. I0ios. entitled can ordinance to open and
establish Poplar avenue from south line Of Elm
wood Park TO Fifteenth u5th) street" approved Au-
gust 9th, 1898. and that a Jury will be impanelsd
10 make such assessment on the End day Of February,
A. D. 1893. at ten Of the clock in the forenoon: at
the lower house council chamber. on the fourth noor
OF the city hall building, on the southeast corner Of
Fourth and Main streets. in Kansas City. Jackson
county, Missouri.
issued under the hand OF the city clerk and the
seal Of Kansas City. aforesaid. this 2nd day Of
January A. d. 1899. c. s. CURRY.
CseaD City Clerk Of Kansas City. Missouri.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-05

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF aimiristra-
ton on the estate Of George w: stieg, deceased.
were granted TO the undersigned by tn. probate
cour. OF the county of jackson. stat, Of Missouri. az
Kansas City. on the 2sth day Of November. 1893. All
persons having claims against said estate are re-
guired to exhibit the same to the Undersigned for
allowance. within one year after the date OF said let
tiers. or they may be precluded from any benefit Of
said state. and ~ such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date Of this publication they will
be forever barred. LOUISA E. STIEG.
Administrative.
= John C. Yocum. Attorney. 301-3 Mass. bldg.
Dated this 18th day Of November. 1895.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-01-05

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admins
traitor on the estate OF John X. Houston. deceased,
were granted to the undersigned by the probate court
of the county OF Jackson. state of Missouri. at Kansas
CITY. on the 18th day Of December. 1888 All persons
having claims against said estate are required to ex-
hIbit the same to the undersigned for allowance. with
in one year after the date Of said letters. or they may
be preeluded from any benefit Of said estate. and II
such claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date Of this publication they will be forever
barred. ANTOSE HOUSTON.
Administrator Of Estate of John R. Houston. De-
ceased.
Brumback & Brumback. Attorneys
Dated this End day OF January. 1893
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-31
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The election of NJ. Philippe Gille to the
Academy of Fine Arts increased to ten the
number of journalists who are members OF
the institute.
John X. Cowen. the new president Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company, was
graduated from Princeton at the head OF his
class in 1866.
Bjornsterne Bjornson spends four hours OF
every day looking after his farm after he
has given the first three hours following
reakfast to literary work.
Joseph Chamberlain. the well known Eng
ish statesman, was a Sunday school teacher
some thirty years ago in connection with the
Church of Messiah. in Birmingham.
Rev. L. b. Holden, the new president of
the university of Wooster, entered Beloit col
lege with just s25 in the world. He was
graduated free from debt and $500 ahead.
Ihe Rev. DR.. Elias Riggs of Constantinople.
VINO labored in the cause of missions for
slxty-seven years. is the oldest alumnus of
amherst college. He was graduated in 1929
John Ruskin has not had his photograph
taken In thirty years. and John Hare has al
lowed himself to be caught by the camera
once only. This was at the express desire of
Queen Victoria.
ssed All, only son OF the sultan OF Zanzj-
BAR who is now being educated at Harrow
caiied at the British foreign office recently
anu was presented to the MARQUIS of Salis
pury by Sir Arthur Harding.
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will this dissatisfaction and desire for
a change be noted, Independent as they
are and with no foreign sovereignty to
consult as to their wishes In the premises.
II Mr.. Mckinley therefore. In speaking Ct
manifest destiny" will con6nc Its sp-
piication to the islands Just to the south
OF us he will come nearer gras2ing the
mission" of this government
1t Is coincidence that as W. read Of
this Dominican sentiment for annexation,
we hear such men as ex-senator Butler Of
South Carolina advocating the depor'a-
ton of the negro from the Southern Statt 8
as the only practical solution of the negro
problem. The ex-senator fago.s an ar
preparation by the general government for
throughout the Northern and Northwest
ern States. but he is evidently Wiling 10
have them carried anywhere so as to get
them out of the South
The West Indies Islands that have fallen
under our control or that may come Tito
our hands, are largely dominated by the
negro. Hayti Is straight-out negro re-
PubiiS anu sodu lJpullubO 10 hui ~ IdT Ee-
hind In the latter republic there Is abun-
dant room for much denser population
and the same Is true of Cuba. The Ameri-
can negro is far more intelligent as a
rule than the West Indies negro. II from
North and South Carolina. Georgia. Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana, the oulk OF the
negro population could be traas erred to
the West Indies. to Cuba, Hayti, Son
Domingo and to limited extent to P,rto
Rico. they would soon find themselves
among congenial surroundings ami ros-
sessed to q large degree of that political
position and power they seem 10 crave so
much.
But to accomplish this scheme this gov
eminent would have to own all the Is
lands mentioned. Otherwise the Southern
negroes would not desire to move. hut
even If they did they would find them
selves in constant trouble aud unable
peacefully to pursue their chosen way, or
to develop the great resources OF the is
lands, in consequence of the almost con-
tinuons political disturbances. Between
the West Indies and the Northern end
Western States, therefore, we mig 1t firal-
ly get rid of enough of the blacks to rcr-
DER the negro problem no loayar .ormid-
mi
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SOME POsTscRIPTs.

d. Louis has an aluminium bandcar.
The German army includes more than
10000 military musicians
IT Will surprise many to learn that ear
diseases were studied some s4oo years ago.
million dollars were spent in stipends
10 Presbytyerian ministers in Canada last
year. ia''
II is estimated that 400, 900 acres of land
IN the United States are planted with vines.
The black iasuar of Central America will
attack any man by night or day whom he
finds lying down.
me government bureau of ethnology has
the services OF two women of recognized
reputation In ethnology
The average duration of yellow fever "a !,
Week. but in graver cases the attack NAV ba
p'.c'p'tate and prove speedily fatal.
Among the peculiar attractions ~ rho parts
exposition will be great machine for mak.
ihs clouds OF all varieties at will.
While Liverpool has greatly Increased ~
importance as shipping port. II has tor
center, 'n'P ouiioihs
,,.,, M mechanical powers. the screw. lever
pu'ley' inclined rlane. wedge whss, 80
axe were known to the ancient, ana ,,.sa
IN every cay life. aA' sssu