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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21

COMMISSIONERS SALE IN PARTITlOS-By viz
tue Of an order OF sale made by the circuit court OF
Jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City. on the
Attn day Of March. 1888. and during the January
term. 1899. OF said court. In a certain suit for the
partition of the north one-half Of the northeast
quarter OF section "a, township Is. range Sc. Jackson
county. Missouri. cause No. 1885, wherein Martha
A. Brewen. Adam Brewer, James T. Talley. Albert
E.. Higsason. CorneIia Ellen Whitehouse and William
Whitehouse are plaintiffs and Flora Arm. William e.
Arm. Carrie s. King. Joseph T. King. Pearl X.
King. BESSIE g. King. James NJ: H.. King. Marion
Leroy King. bertha v. King. Jasper Hing. Ethel
DoIbow, Vera Doibow. George Dolbow and John G.
Paxton. administrator Of the estate Of Sarah King.
deceased. are defendants IA duly certified copy OF
which said order of sale was delivered to me on the
18th day OF March. 1899. notice il hereby given that
l will. between the hours Of . O'Clock II. n. and !
o'clock p. M, on Monday. the 10Th day OF April.
1888. at the south front door OF the court house, at
Kansas City. said county and state 1.-THE same being
the building. in which the circuit court is heidi. AID
duriur the session OF said circuit court. proceed IL
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder. all the
right. title and interest o. the above named parties.
piaintifs and defendants. ol. Va and to the real
estate above described on The terms and conditions
named IN said order Of sale.
Jesse p. CRLMP. Special Commissioner.
Abstract OF title ~ above property car BE- seen at
ONCE Of !. Allen Prewitt. Attv.. at intep. nlen'r. Mo.
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TRUSTEES SALE-Notiee Is hereby give, ~, :.
WEDNESDAY. the 2s,h day Of March. 1853. be,~s.n
the hours OF Two aad taiee O'Clock in the afternoon.
in Kansas City. Missouri, ] Will sell, for c..n :.
The highest bidder, the following described rr.f "
t,te situate III Kansas City. jackson county vts
t5.w:t: All os the north eleven GD feet Of io. =
,Ish,een usp and the south twenty -one on -. -
iot nineteen us,. Q: Cowherd's Vine SIRE. 80. q
10 said city. undsr and by virtue Q; the power in ~
vested ss trustee. under 4 deed OF ,rusr -, Lac
Herman Forst,eu,er sad Katherine Forsrrsr,sn y
me as trustee for Joseph Schlitz Brewing csnr 10
dated on April l. is,: which deed of tus, is ~.
Jackson county. Missouri. At Kansas CITY. in 90 2.
90. At page J45. default having been mao. in r.n
ment Of The note secured by said deed of trust 1-f-
JAS. Il. HAIRLESS. Trus,e.
Dated a. Kansas City. Missouri. this srd csy n,
March. lSss.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENT-Noues n -
BY given 10 all creditors and Others interested - ~
estate Of EosaiIs Mefk,. deceased. that L RRSS
N.rst. executor Of Eaid estate. intsnd r. 0sSS
= hrai settlement thereof AZ the next tern ~
probate court Of Jaekeon county. TO ts held e ISs
sSs CITY. M!Aeorrf, on the Eth DAY of May. Is 20
FRANK MERIT Err~A-s
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TRUSTEES S~ALE-Whereas. the Gibraltar Build
las Company. a corporation organized under the laws
ef tee state Of Missouri. by lis deed of trust dated
February 18th, lSss, filed for record May 10th, lsS:,
and recorded in the once Of TIE recorder OF deeds OF
Jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City. in book b
No 49,, at PAGE zoe. conveyed to Charles j. Hubbard.
trustee. the following described real estate situate in
the county OF Jackson and state Of Missouri. to-wit:
The east cigh;y-t~O and seveu-tMclfths u.s. s-l.J Zee:
OF lot number sixt.-two tS2,. in block number twelve
w. In Hnbbari's addition. an addition to the city
oil Kansas. now Kansas city. Missouri. as the same Is
marked aad designated on the plat thereof. OF record
in said jackson county. together with the seven "a
story and basement os.ce building thereon situate.
and known as the Gibraltar building. 10 secure ne
obligations in said deed OF trust described: Aac:
whereas. default has been made il the payment OF
the principal note and interest thereon in sa'd oeee
Of trust described. according TO the conditions OF tA.d
deed Of trust. now. therefore. public notice Is hereby
given that ]. the undersigned trustee. will, by virtue
Of tie po~er and authority to me given by said deea
Of trust and under the terms and conditions thereof.
Al the request Of the legal owner and holder OF saia
noie. proceed to sell the real estate above described.
at public .endue 10 the highest bidder. fer cash. At
the west front door Of the United States pos,naire: Ia
Kansas City. Jackson county. Missouri. on THURSDAY:
the e5rd day o: March. 1893. between the hours OF
nine o'clock In The forenoon and five o'c!ock in me
afternoon OF said day. for the purpose OF paving me
debt ey sai3 Coed OF trust secured and the Costs anu
expenses C: executing this trust.
CHARLES J. HUBBARD. Trustee.
prr.. D,-a & E,srl Attorneys.
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Kansas City. Mo-. March Is, 1899.
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80 W.. 81
PAVING RESOLUTION No. 1ssS-Notice to prop
erty Owners on Sixth 9th street from the east line
of Holmes street to the west line of Grove street or
indie pendence boulevard. City Clerks Office. Kansas
City. Mo-, March 18th. 1899. A resolution declaring
the work OF paving Sixth tSth) street from the east
line OF Holmes street TO the west line of Grove
street or Independence boulevard to be necessary.
Be 1t resolved by the lower house Of the common
council of Kansas City. the upper house ccncurrins
therein:
The common council finds and declares the work
Of paving Sixth 10TH street from the east line Of
Holmes street to the west line Of Grove street nr
elusive of all sidewalks of legally established widths.
TO be necessary. in accordance with the provisions
Of section 9. article IN, of the amended charter of
Kansas City. such work or Improvement to consis,
as follows. to-wit: A wearing surface Of American
Bitum:nous rock asphalt. two ~ inches thick. laid
On a concrete foundation six 10 inches thick. all work
and materials 10 be in accordance with detail II
Of asphalt pavements, approved by the beard OF
public works August 18th. 1896. the total cost of the
pavement not to exceed the sum OF two dollars and
fifteen t$o.10 cents per square yard. said pavement
TO be constructed OF such materials and in such
manner that it :hali endure without the need OF any
repairs for a period Of ten 90 years from the COM
pletion thereof.
Adopted March s. 1899. A. D. BURROWS.
Speaker Lower House OF the Common Council.
Adopted March Is, 1899. GEO g GRAHAM.
President Upper House OF the Common Council.
Attest: c. S. CURRY.
(SeaD City Clerk.
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sHERIFF"S SALE-By virtue and authority OF spe-
cial execution. No. 2pSSs. issued from the office Of
! The clerk Of the circuit court II jackson county. at
Kansas City. Missouri. returnable 10 the kpri! term,
1850, of said court, and to NE. as sheriff. directed
| ana delivered in favor of the city Of Wcs,port to
the use o. August Hahn against Arthur V. MILAN,
Charles brewster and II. V. X. Hale. / have levied
/ upon and seized all the right. title. interest and
estate .. said defendants. Arthur v. Aullan, Charles
! brewster and II. V. X. Hale. in a1o TO the follow
Ing described real estate. situated 10 the county Of
askson and state OF Missouri. to-wit: Lots one ID,
two e, and three 81. block hf'y-e!ght t5sl. in Hyde
mark. formerly an addition TO the city o! Westport,
hui now IN Kansas City. Jackson county. Missouri.
AID / will. on Wednesday. the 18th tay OF April.
ID. 1883, between the hours o! nine O'clock In the
forenoon and five o'clock In the afternoon OF that
| d.y. at the south from: door Of the county court
; house. in Kansas City. Jackson COUNTY. state of Mis-
sn,r, 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
,er.s, and estate OF the above named defendants.
| Arthur V. Muilaa. Charles Brewster and II. v. X.
! Hall. in and TO said real estate To satisfy said exc
rn,i,n and costs. ROBERT s. STONE. Sheriff.
Kansas CITY. so. March ~. 1893.
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NOTICE is hereby sfs.u that letters of adra.nis,r,-
tim on the estate of James 7. Young. deceased. w.rr
srau,ra to the undersigned By the probate court ~
,se county Of jackson. state Of Missouri, IT Kansas
CIV on the eth day Of March. 1889. All ;,.r,ans
having claims against said estate are required To .I
hI,i, the same to the Undersigned FOR ALLOWANCE.
within one yesr after the date of said letters a.,
,h,y nav be lrecludcG frorn any benefit Q: said es,a,.
IND n such claims b. net exhibited within two ,esrs
trcr, the date OF this Publication they VII, be ,orev--
hs"rrs CHARLES C YOUNG. Executor.
Dst.d this 9Th dar of March. 1893
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CONDEMNATION OF SEVENTH 9TH STREET
FROM BROOKLYN VENUE TO
pADK yy.NI-S

Park AVENUE
c,, rh = state Of Missouri. the County OF Jackson: ths
Loan and Trust Company. Rosa Birnbaum deceased.
sarah Bateheldcr. the bank OF Topeka. kas.. n. A.
chambers. benjamin J. Coleman, the Connecticut
Mutuai Lille Insurance Company, Emeline Cheney,
Sapitoi Savings Bank and Trust Company. Nathan
Slshing. George Daniels. J. H. Doherty, trustee for
CARA VI. Chambers: C. D.. Dodd, David II. E,uen.
trustee for Lombard Investment Company: David IL.
Ettlen. trustee for James 5. Mason and Richard
>. Mason; w. Carl Field. trustee under will Of Joseph
red tJoseph Field. deceased. unknown heirs). A.
pany. Robert L. Henry. storrs L. Howe. Bendet
isaacs, the Investment Trust Company. Samuel NJ
jarvis, trustee for Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust
Sompany; Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Company.
I. y. Knowles. as receiver OF the Investment Trust
Company; Fred Liese. Lombard Investment Company.
Mary Y. Martin. Otto L.. Mersinan. trustee for Mis-
souri, Savings and Loan Company; Missouri Savings
and Loan Company. Edwin H. Mower. James S. Ma
son. Richard S. Mason. Harry Z. Mooney. trustee:
Johanna Mailer. New York Life Insurance Company.
Steele. George l.. Smith. James Templeton. voor-
heeS 4 Fowler. John II. Williams. Charles A. Whit
Tier. John Walmsley. John W. Walmsley. Samuel
watts. A. L. Williams. Bennett r. Wheeler. AZ re-
'eiver ot the Investment Trust Company. will take
notice that your property will be assessed to COM
pensate for the taking OF private property for the
purpose specified in the ordinance of Kansas City.
NO. llVol. entitled IAN ordinance to open and estaD-
Iish Seventh 9TH street from Brooklyn avenue to
Park avenue" approved December End. 1895. and
ment on the 18th day OF April. A. ID. 1883. at ten Of
the clock in the forenoon. at the lower house council
chamber. on the fourth folr of the city hall build
ing. on the southeast corner vi Fourth and Main
streets. III Kansas City. Jackson county. Missouri.
Issued under the hand of the city clerk. and the
seal OF Kansas city. aforesaid, this nth cay Of
March. A. d. 1899. {. S. CURRY.
tseaD City Clerk Of Kansas City. Missouri.
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TRUSTEES f. O. Hudson and
Laura VI. Hudson. lis wife. by their certain deed OF
trust dated the 10th day o: March. 1Nos. and recorded
March iith. lSsS. in the office OK the recorder o; deeds
for jackson county. Missouri. a; Kansas Ci;y. IN
book B TIL. at page els. conveyed 10 the undersigned
trustee. the following described real estate. situate in
TIE county Of Jackson, state OF Missouri. tn-vit. all o.
lot number forty t4D,. in block number i've GJ in FAIR
mount park. an addition To the City OF Kansas. now
Kansas City, as the SAME appears on the recorded
plat Of said addition on file in the Office OF the re-
rorder of Jackson county. Missouri. in trust. how
ever. to secure the payment of the principal p-omis-
sorry note. and interest thereon. in said deed o. trust
described: and. whereas. default has been riaic IN
the payment OF the seEi-anuual interest due March
~. 1899. on the so.e described In said deed Of tr,.st.
and tine same is now past tus and unpaid, now.
therefore. public notice is hereby given that l.. the
Undersigned trustee. Will. in accordance with the
provisions Of said deed Of trust. proceed TO sell the
property in said deed CO trust and her.inbefore de-
scribed. at public yenIuc. tS the highest bidder, for
cash. at the south front door Of the county court
house tn the said City Of Kansas tIow Kansas City.
in Jackson county. Missouri. said court houss being
situated in the block bounded by OAK. Locust anG
Fifth streets and Missouri avenue, in said Kansas
City. On Saturday. the sth day Of Apr,i, 1899. be-
tween the hours 81 nine O'Clock in the forenoon ami
five o'clock In the afternoon Of that day for the pur-
pose Of paying the Indebtedness secured by said deed
Of trust. and the costs Of executing this trust.
f. McD. CGLviN, Trustee.
Kansas City, No., March Is, 1899.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MD. LIES

ORDINANCE Mp. llI6S.
AN ordinance Amending seetoh luis. chapter XVI.
Relating tn cutting IL Ice within corporate limits.
he II ordained 10y tho COMMON Council OF kanFas
City.
Section I. That section lG3s chapter XVI. article
V. of ordinance No. y25s. entitled, Revised OriI-
names ~ Kansas city Of lsss." approved January
18th. 1888. be. and sid section In. hereby amended by
adding thereto the foilp.ing words. to-wit:
'trovidei that the hoard OF health may issue q
certificate that aDy such pond. pool. river or stream
later duly inspecting the same. contains -ure Ice.
In which event lee may be taken theretron Tor pres
ervation or sale" 80 TINT said section 1893. when so
amended. shall resd Ne follows:
Section 1898. Cutting lee In Corporate Limlts-The
cutting or taking Ice from any pool. pond, river or
stream within the city limit, for preservation or
sale. except from the Missouri river. Is absolutely
prohibited. Amy person who violates this section
shall he deemed guilty Of a nal sle mearor. and, upon
conviction. shall be punished by = fns Ct rot i-ss
than one hundred dollars nor more than five hundred
dollars. or by imprisonment in the city Jail or work.
hGuse Of not less than one month nor more than six
months. or by both such fine and Imprisonment, and
all wagons from which Ice taken from the Missouri
river is sold shall have plainly printed on then, in
letters at least six inches high. the words, Missouri
River lee" provided. that the beard Of health may
issue a certificate that any such POND. pool. river or
stream latter duly Inspecting the sanej contains
pure Ice, in which event ice may be taken thereirom
for preservation or sale.
Section 2. All ordinances or part. Of ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance are. insofar rs they con-
fict with this ordinance, hereby repealed.
Passed Feb. 10. 1899. a. IL BURROWS.
Speaker Lower House OF the Common Council.
Passed Feb. 20. 1893. GEO. $. GRAHAM.
President Upper HOUSE cs the Common Council.
JAS. n. JONES. Mayor.
lSeal Attest. G & Curry Eity Clerk
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company at Boston, but had expressed
no opinion about them to any one and
was not inclined to talk now. He could
not Identify the articles as having come
from the Portland though he served four
years on that ship. He positively declined
to discuss the matter In any way.
Another officer Of the Bay State was
positive that the articles came from the
Portland. He said that he could positive
ly identity them, especially the spring
bed and the electric light brackets. The
lead line which was found was Kept In
a box on the saloon deck forward on the
Portland while the spring bed had I'M
doubtsdly come from the forward saloon.
He had talked with the Grew of the
Maud ; and they had told him that they
had set their trawl lines OF the Middle
Ground Of Stellwagen Banks. When they
HAD pulled the trawl they found heavy
weights attached TO IL and one OF tbs men
told him they believed that they had
brought the body OF % woman part way
to the surface and then lost It, The crew
Of the fishing schooner were sure they
had located the wreck and said they could
lind the spot without any trouble
Several other officers Of the Bay State
who had seen the articles found were also
sure that they had come from the Port
land and the men who this expressed
their views in regard to the matter said
that they were inclined to believe that
the Portland had been in collision with
some other vessel and gone down at the
spot where TIE Maud S. made the discov-
arr
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HAS NOT CHANGED HIS OPINION.

Manager j. II LIscomb OF the Portlsnd
Steamship company told a PhkSS re-
porter last night that thsre had been no
developments In the alleged location OF
the wreck OF the Portland. He said that
the company had as yet taken no steps to
definitely locate the wreck aud that un-
der the circum stances and the evidences
at hand IL was not po ssible for the COM
pauy TO do anything. Mr.. Lisoomb said
that he was still Of the opinion that the
articles found by the schooner Maud ).
did not come from the Portland, or IL
they did he could not believe that the bull
of the steamer lays at the place where
these articles we're found. He said that
barrels of pork and heavy freight had
come ashore on Cape Cod and IL did not
seem possible that it could have been car
ried so many miles In such a short time
There was nothing new In the case last
night and Mr.. Liscomb said he had
heard nothing yesterday which would
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partment at the Custom House. believed
that when the Portland went down she
took everything with her, generally
speak ing, for not one of her eight big life
boats or her four life RATS, to the best of
his knowledge had ever come to the sur
face Her end was SO sudden that he bad
always inclined to the opinion that she
ooilided with some vessel and IL the
oollisi n was off the place lately described
he could not quite underst nd how the
wreckage should appear when 1t did
along the Cape Cod shore. 1t seemed to
him that the drift would have been in
the direction of Boston aud something
you'll have appeared along that part Of
that coast before any portion of the
wreckage had found Its way around Cape
Cod.
The opinions expressed by Captains
Merritt and Pollister were CONQUERED in
by other captains, all of whom felt that
they were merely theorizing for the data
on which they could formulate an opinion
were very neagre
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satory, and your easons for relying upon
bne ne.
BIS 1t not fact, according TO your
Information and belief, that saio
Williams, on the afternoon or early eve.
ming OF sovemter 26. 1857, told. wrote or
sent word to said Blanchard 60 uss his
own judgment about starti ng the steamer
Portland out at the usual hour, or left 1t
to him TO determine at what hour ne
should depart with said steamer
6.-When sending, or attempting TO
send, instructions or messages to SAID
Williams, as aforesaid, did you ext erience
any difficulty in finding him; II yon
answer In the affirmative, stnte at what
hour, where, and In what manner ana
under what circumstances, be was uiti-
mstely found,
7.-Stare what officers or members Of
the crew OF the steamer Portland were
absent when she left Boston on November
%. 1888: how many licensed first-class and
second ella pilots she had on boa d, act
ing In that capacity or otherwise, on at
occasion, giving the ma es, residences
and positions of each, and stare whether
said Blanchard was a lie nsed frst-class
or sect nj class pilot and qualified 10 act
a such on said steamer between Boston
and rtland
s.-What was the name Of the first ma 9
of ga q steamer on November 20, 1osS and
WIS ne ON BOARD when she sailed as
q ore al /, II not. was anyone designat d
or qualified to act in his place, and II SO,
who?
Estate the character and weight of
the cargo on said steamer, when she
sailed, as Aforesaid.
Iu.-Dsscri the ''few articles OF small
value" referred to In the fourth article
OF said libel, as not having been lost or
destroy 90, and stats when and where and
By whom they were found. aud in whose
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sent, on November %, 1898, from or
through the Portland Office Of the libel
liant to q. y. VILLA ms, agent Of the
lils HINT Ia Boston, or to tae oHce OF
said liheilant or OF said Williams In Bos-
ton, relative to the time OF departure OF
the steamer Portland from Boston fol
Portland on the night OF November 20.
ls9sr IL such Instructions or messages
were transmitted by legrnrh, annex Go
your answer copy of the telegram or
kilograms
2-By what officer or employe Of the
libellant were said instructions or mes
ssges sent, by whose directions. 10 what
manner, and OF what hour In the day
were they sent, and II Their were sent by
rel ephone, were they acknowleds ed or
answered by said q. II. Williams. aud, If
so, when. and what was saio by the re-
ceiver In reply thereto. IL they were sen.
by telegraph, were they answe ed or
acknowledged by the receiver or othe
person, ctr.
s-Did any communication, by tele-
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