The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-21

more street
y Frances Richardson, ITO west Eighth
Pearl and Agnes Bridge, III and us
I. r. r. Rodgers. lot 2Os Fillmore street.
H c. Grant, lot 22S Fillmore
NJ S. White, lot 2OS F1llmroe.
N. 3. Campbell, lots 266 to 276 and 2S4
MS. ]. Pace. Mr.. ]. Pace, lot 2ss FILL
MRS Mrs. Annie Monteith. 21s. 22O, 22s Fill
Mrs. Annie Monteith. 22s Fillmore.
Mrs. Annie Montieth, 21s, zl5 F1llmore
fications and estimates of the cost of the
Improvement OF Fillmore street from
and nays being taken the same were APP
proved by the following vote: yeas.
Clancy, Warner, Roundtree, Swendson,
and Hughes-l0. Nays, none -.
Councilman Roundtree moved tnat the
vote by which the plans. specifications
and estimates for the Improvement OF
Fillmore street from sixth street 70 tensh
street be reconsidered, which motion pre-
Councilman Hughes moved that the yete
by which the Intersection of Twelftn
street and Harrison street was ordered
not paved be reconsidered, which motion
Proposals of sundry bidders for the inn
provement of sundry streets were opened
Mess rs. swendson and Hughes were APP
pointed as tellers.
Messrs Wall & Hanley propose to pave
Willow avenue from Greenwood to Wood
lawn. Lane street from Williams avenue
to Percy street and Walnut street from
winston street to College avenue for the
sum of $1.19 per cubic yard, and to fur
nish all iron plates at S6-75 per set OF
three -
r. B. Kepley proposes to curb with
Fort Scott sandstone eurplIng ~. Mln9" ave ave
street from Williams avenue to Riercy
street, and Walnut street from winston
street to College avenue, for the sum OF
As cents per Hneal foot.
John Richie proposes to curb with Col
orado red sandstone curbing Third street
from Quincy to Monroe, Tyler street from
Sixth street to Ninth street, for the sum
of 531k cents per Eneal foot; also to pave
Willow avenue from Greenwood to Wood
lawn avenue, Lane street from Williams
from Williston to College avenue, for $1-22
per square yard.
Chas. B. Ramsey proposes to pave Third
street from Quincy to Monroe street, and
Tyler street from Sixth avenue to Ninth
e6n f3r Tan Rechte qaEs yaTe to grade
Third street from Quincy to Monroe,
street. Lane street from Williams avenue
to Percy street, Walnut street from VIE
liston street to College avenue, and vii
avenue, at % cents per cubic yard
Wall & Hanley propose to grade the
track on Topeka avenue from Fourteenth
street to the south city limits at "a cents
Ritchie & Ramsey propose to pave the
same at $1.24 $40 per square yard.
Third street from Quincy street to Mon
roe street, Tyler street from Sixth street
to Ninth street at IS cents per cubic yard
and to pave the same at sis per square
yard, crossing plates at 1913 per set OF
Chas. B. Ramsey proposes to pave Lane
street from Williams avenue to Riercy
street street to colege Avenue rU at si2 per
square yard, and to furnish iron crossing
plates at $50 per set of three. -,
H. K. Winans q Son propose to curb
Tyler street from Sixth street to Ninth
street at 81 cents per lineal foot.
E J: Seymour's bid on all the grading
was q cents per yard
L Blackman's bid for paving, per square
yard, $1.19 $40 and s1.22.
After thorough consideration of all
bids submitted. the teallers reported that
Quincy to Monroe. Tyler street from Sixth
to Ninth street. Lane street from VIII
street from williston street to College
avenue and Willow avenue from Green
was the lowest. and for paving Willow
avenue from Greenwood to WoodlaWn,
Piercy street and Walnut street from
Williston to College avenue Messrs Wall
& Hanley were the lowest bidders.
For the curbing of Willow avenue from
Greenwood to WoodlaWn, Lane street
from williams avenue to Piercy street,
iege avenue, with Fort Scott sandstone
curbing, r. B. Kepley was the lowest
For the curbing with Colorado red sand
stone curbing CT Third street from Quincy
to Monroe, Tyler street from Sixth street
to Ninth street, the bid of John Richie
was the lowest
For the paving of Third street from
Quincy to Monroe street and Tyler street
from Sixth avenue to Ninth street Chas.
For the grading of the strip on Topeka
avenue formerly occupied by the street
car track from Fourteenth to the south
city limits. Wall & Hanley were the low
est bidders
And for the paving of the same the firm
OF Richie & Ramsey was the lowest bid
And recommended that the same be
awarded accordingly to such respective
The yeas and nays being taken sepa-
teIlers. the contract was awarded to each
of such lowest bidders respectively, by
Elliott. snatfinger. Weber, Chaney. War
ner, Roundtree, Swendson and Hughes
Y On motion aa1-i Of Councilman Warner the
city engineer and the city attorney were
authorized to TX the time at Wnieh t foa
work, provided, however, that all con-
tracts must be completed by December 1,
On motion of Councilman Hughes, the
city clerk was instructed to advertise for
bids for the Improvement OF Piercy street
from Lane street to Williston street.
Councilman Hughes moved that a spe-
meet Monday evening. July %. at 1880
O clock p. m, to hear report of apprais-
ers, which motion prevailed.
Councilman Morgan introduced AN or
relating TO the discharge Of fire.
arms IN the city of Topeka" Sections 1,
2 and were read and adopted by sepa-'
rate votes The ordinance was then put
upon its final passage and passed by the
vote: Yeas-Betts, Myers, Snat-
finger Weber. Roundtree. Swendson and
Hughes-7. Nays-Elliott, CLANCY. War
ner-3. The title was read and approved.
Councilman Elliott offered the follow
ing resolution. which was adopted:
the city Of Topeka. that the city clerk
is hereby instructed to strike Off front of
iss. 4s4 4se 49s 500 5oS. 5oa sos SOS SO 81
514. SIG. SIS. $50. and 522 Buchanan street
between HuntOon and Thirteenth streets
on the east side of Buchanan street. To
take off 30. 92. and "a Throop street To
take off side of lot No. 405 Fillmore street.
Councilman Swendson offered the fol-
owing resnllltian- which was adanted.