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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-31
A Pleasant Picnic.

A very pleasant picnic party which
spent Thursday afternoon and evening
at Martins Hill was composed Of Miss
Lillian Valentine, Miss Santa Waters,
Miss Fe Waters, Miss Jean Frost, MISS
Miriam Mcfarland. Miss Helen Otis,
Miss Mabel Quigley, Miss Virgie Payne,
Mr. Edward Dennis, Mr. Charles Elliott,
Mr.. Horace Macferran, Mr.. Earl Case,
Mr.. John " Abrahams, Mr.. Frank
Peacock. Mr.. Guy Adams and Mr.. Fred
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
THE COUNCIL AND BOARD

rr.-. c. no variance between Che school U.luI unI tre council 1s might hc .IrmI.,J from tro urocegJiugs of Che 'oun rn meeting N.uIly uEht The school ba1rI s Hr.e.,JIas 1loue thc lines ot .fs Iltt hrt thr ,oa1clmcu nnd them ..I,.. m . ...rIIn, uuJ arc af1irl of rrtuue..m.nts uut ol which thcy may r1t.l hlnI tme tD cNtuo1to themselves
 Tho I.n nr.,IIee thlt Che school board .h.n .,...I Ib. school funds under Che .....r.....r .f tbe council Tho latter r..I. .. ..H.I upon hy tbc school bo1rd u. ..... ur.r ..huoIrIs hefore they urr H.I .uI In.s s u.lu.r,d hciorc war .I.t e.r n. drawn upon thc treasurer
 rr. m.tt.r vls yery cos,uuy put by MT u..t.r no ihr mcyuue. Monday llc .l.I .r .r.... U Ono council had nU cone fr.f ...r fh. s.houI expenditure. why MAI. t .II.I upon to cuJorsr Che bills and .rI.r Ono warrants duwue lf Che council won. nr.rI.sei Go check rNpendi- .n.. .HI HUt Hs am aulirug committee th.r. mlHt b. some r,1sou Co decree tr.t .t .uI.r-. b.Ue \ school house was l..r. H.II fHIt vIs contemplated to cost H.tl... S,H. and 0-" 10 would phor- .HI, ...t S.Hou before to vHs ready for ...mlr., Th.re would uot he enough mou., r On. tr.I-ur. t' have any school after on. IuIIns hHs had been plid and th. council hrJ ro legal m.1ns of proc NIIue further r.N.ruc to Che nUlrd NoW If tlr t.H.r.rs wont ou with the.r lhors anI il. council k.rt on rIudy cuiors- ne rH. l.r u1lm.nt 1nu therc w1s uu money t. ulN tr t.rch.rs. would Che council H. r.sn.r-IhI.r Attorney Dillon explained Irrt oh. council hld uo 1utho- rt. tl U..t.f. 0. the board 1s tn thr mn..r m which On. funds were Co he .. fH. law. which was gsil. vague. cone .....I lH.t t.. IH.rI should furnish gross estimate. u. tH. mono, rauur.J and thlt .t V.. .mI.Ht upon tn. council to fur. n..H t.. m...v n. believed chat on. t..rI sU..I at forth ts requirements r.....rr..r f.r ..h.nI huIding. teachers eHIr.- ..h..I equipments. fu.l Nufou pay .rI H.H..tr'- Tn.n t would he- N.... tH. ..HH.| tH Hururtou money fof tH. .lr... .I. lHJ .t Wouh he in. o.m...t .u.. On. h.IaI t. mtutgc th,
 ....' .H.u m t.. respective funds without 1u1.re from HHe unI tl another
 r.r.Ht a,e..-..H uc JuJsv Brown H... tHII municipal councils may not I.f.t. on. .>H.rIItur. of school boJuls .s..Ht |n r-auI to extraordinary eN. H.... TH. HuUHe of .hool house .r . rH...I ..tHre. m teIoh.rs salaries u...I In. .r .,Ir..nIHlr. ,Nntuse
 T.. ..n.I rr... O. JrI, longer with tH. uI. I"I .r. us.um upon dnI.us ... what on. .t.t.- may h. m thr m1t- t.r .rI u..u tH.r rraerIn.I actions l. m.n. tH.. m.uN r.rametor. it is l.... HI.Ht... t. UrI out when. tb.y ar.
 N.HI... I.U.r nW certainly re- .IIt. In u I..nt ..eIoa ot the council and th. ..H.. n..rL which win undoubtedly e..Hr tn. 0H, nr 10 mutual understand
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
Charter of tho Mexico

The steamship Mexico owned by Capt E E Duu. auJ leocat.s has been chartered t. tH- Dawson & Whit. uors. NatIauHr Company for one rogui-tr.r tHl... u.t0..u Nan.oIyor E C.. and st MrHteI Negotiations for Che charter won. concluded W.lueeI1, uieht TLe, won. conducted tHI otrr.-J to a success- fI issue by cHnt Ca.n, 1ul w. J. Me MWn HrI c GIrIn.r auI Johnson. ,f Vancouver Gardner and Johnson acted f.r Oh. rhlrt.rne company
 The N.s..a I.i... flr Vancouver today and uW elra. 1 .Ho-tau cargo of British r...is consigned t. Dawson and other American ports From St Michael whcro -b. i,Uvsr. tbe fr.iebt tbe goods are tu be shipped tD the.r destination on Yukon river sralmere
 Capt John A OEriou. lotc master of Ono ilnn canal steamer Dolphin. win command On. MsVIeo. which ls British bout thouah the craft has untl lately bs.u rrIue the Mexican nlr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
HowIsoN AND sCHLEY

N... .r..r. uU. .r. uust.I o1 th. .f.Ht..n ... ..m.vUlf surprised at tb. selection .r E.Ir Admiral II.u.suu to b. . m.ma.r .r tU. s.n... ..ar, or inquiry tIm.rI U.u...u |. on tH. r.ur.I I.t and ..ur... mIt To. uuHo.eJ Jo have .. 0..r .r I.. administration. d.sfltur .uI .. .H |. .H..I..H t' grant uIr trial to tH. m.r win. . ...u..I .l susius tH. spanish .r. m th. SinrHg' .usls,- mont N. |.... I. H man who would u.t h. ..uHl.I To. lny such unworthy motives H. .urHInE favor Vt1 the navy I.H.rm.rt .e he suus .s definitely .N.I l.r Oh. u.t ar hts utr EIt n his ..... f n.Hr. ta hHt. h.eu 1 ,ls- of .n...H.....I I.I.msut
 NH.. fH. r..- .r on. SIutaro vice t.r rI.H.I t.. country Rear Admiral II.u...". tf." . commodore ou the sctir, H.r rI.. expression ta hH feelings re- e.rIU- fH. tHH mon over whose per- f.rm.u... HH tHlt ueo1s.Hu so much cone UHU.rU hH. .r..u Ur declared that s.mH..n u.. .nuu.I to thr credit los -.I..H .. h..re .n command of thr fleet t..t "Hb .H. spanish ships. The strt- .. which I.I t. th.. re-uIt hr declared H.e .f SImn..u irVI-iuE and the 1h- ..I.. .f Sampson while to was being cNr- cut.d oIt t.u mue figure. lu th.s geu- .r,I way and .n ways more specific h. .UHN.I H. H..asHurrt for the onr man fH tll controversy as a-lInst tbe other
 Nav tI.t b. ht. been selected as % member .t tH. court tl pass upon the matter no U-He t begins tl look as th0ush tHr navy department while seek .ue la H..d th. suspicion of unirncss
 s determined -.H'.. shah have 1t least com. mIu ou tr. nH.rI onnosed to him.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
Masonic Meeting

There win be a regular communication of Che White Pass lodge No. ms on Fri day evening. August s. at eight o'clock in Masonic hall No. se5 Fourth avenue. soiournIng and visiting bretheru arc in- yitod to meet with us
 Ey orler of the M w.
 Geo F. Howard Sccy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
A Vacation Trip

Mas Eta McCarrou. principal of thc schools of sk1gway. and Miss Nell For ythe one of Che teachers. are making a flying pleasure trip Go Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
PoddliuG Without Lioou.o

A Lucci brother of ID. LuccL Che fruit merchant was arrested yesterday for peddIug frlit without a license and was sentenced Co il days ln lau
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
Ladio. All to Meet

The Ladies Aid of Che M. B. church win meet this afternoon at the residence of Mrs T E. Luke. on Main street An are requested Co be present as officers are to be elected
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

You can't help finding something you want at the prices we are quoting this week CheneYs Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Cau and convince yourself that we are making great sacrifices on our stock. Cheuey's Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Seattle Export Beer. delivered In any part or Che city for @ per dozen quarts by D. B Bott'iug Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Clothlug hats. shoes and mems fur ui.hIues. an going at knock down prices fh.s week at Cheney Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Red Star bottled beer is unequaled as a table drink @ per dozen. delivered. Telephone 59
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Elias Rund. city engineer. Omce. bank building. over postomce.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Visit the Royal steam plant and see how laundry is done without Injury. Co goods.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
PERSONAL MENTION
skakvay People and othOrs Who
 Arc On tho Wing

l short visit iu Seattle and Tacoma. Mrs IT. A. Gardner. of Halncs Mis- sion. came up on the Dolphin Co Skog- way and went south hast night Co scot' tle.
 Mrs J. A. Abcrcrombic. and son Clyde. of White Horse. went south on Che pol- phin last night Mir. Abcrcrombc is con- ncctcd with Che W. p. & Y. ot that point
 Mir and Mrs wns.5w. Miss WInslow and Miss Ferris were passengers for Ta- cont last night on Che Dolphin.
 -o-
 l.. Larson and N. W Wickstrom came out on last nights train from Hig salmon. They had some samples of gold bcuring Iuartz which they claim runs high. They are going south Co have it assaycd. and icft on Che Dolphin
 MT and Mrs Ed Doyle. with their tbrcc children. returned Co skagwoy yes tcrlny. coming up on the Dolphin
 -O--
 Mrs Charles Martin returned home Nvs tcrily on Che Dolphin after visiting wita her parents in Orcgan for sevcra. weeks Mrs. W. E. Joslyn. of san Francisco. daughter or Capt Moore came north on Che Dolphin yesterday for ah1rt ,isit
 -o-
 ID. A. Ross, Che well known iuteriur D. luor dealer came up on Che Dolphin ycs- ,crdly bound tor Dawson. Hc i0 accom-. panied by his wife this trip.
 H Hoas Che Broadway dealer returned from Victoria yesterday with 1 iurE' shipment for Che interior tc c'rc I'D ou Che flyer Dolphin.
 -o-
 Margaret whalcn. melee of Jerry Quln- tan. Che popular W. D. N Y. conductor returned Co her home last night lcnv ng on Che Dolphin.
 Henry Riley and W. A. Acheson. who arrived from Dawson yesterday went south on Che Dolphin last night They have Soooo between them.
 Dan prust probably one of Che best known mining experts who ever worked n Alaska. returned from Rampant yes tcrl1y and went south on Che Dolphin. Mrs West and sister left Inst night on Che Dolphin after 70 short visit Go Sk'r way. for Chicago. While herc both have bc,n quite prominent in Skasvay's s'ci- 1l circles
 Ernest Mckay. son of chief clerk Me Kay. of thc traffic department of Che w D. N r.. arrived from Dawson last night Mr. Forbes. ono or Che owners of Che Chnkoot conncr, arrived from Seattle y,st,rlly
 Mrs D. J. Christensen and family win lely, on the City of Seattle for Portland vhcrc they Intend Co reside during Mir Christeue,u's absence in Che VaIdes coun- Cry.
 Mss Lena Martin. a prominent foco ust of Seattle. was north boIul pas s.ngcr on thc pirgo yesterday She .s bound for Dawson.
 70
 Capt J c. Hunt. of Che Dirigo. was accompanied by hIs wife Go this port yes- ,erily
 Mir and Mre H C. Barley returned from Petersburg yesterday on Che poi- phin
 IT. C. Gardner Che Chukot tonspori1 tioo man came up from Haiues yesterday ou Che Dirgo.
 =
 Miss Mamie McDlvtt prominent member of Che san Francisco camera club was a round tripper on the steamer pir.eo She caught many Interesting su1ps enrulte and did Sk1rway ns we'll ls shc could yesterday In thc dark wealth er
 MT and Mrs J McKW % capitalist of Montana was 70 round trippcr on Che Dolphin yesterday
 -O--
 Mrs w. C. McKcan. who has been out- iue uu Wraue,I Narrows for Che past two
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

E.R. PEOPLES, Undortakor and Em-
 palmer, Broadway and sth Ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
cLAsslELrp lrnYrRIfsElnNTs-

CLIAAIFII'D HUFENIISEMHNIol .ffv1iheuiesh unser ibf tsaf ef "For RsHf," "fo' Sais" or "Wsries." foo esst pa uofS Jor 6rii %. ,s,iio ors efHi br to,S Jor sasb iutisqHsri iais- nas. Uaffr tsad "Snsaiiosi Wasiss." oHs esH tfr uord No ssVf'fiienfEf isisE fo' ni bsH iutHiy-fVf essh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Mrs W. C. McEcon. who has been out- iue un W1urcI NarroWs for Che past two weeks returned yesterday on Che Dolphin
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

MT and Mrs. ]. McKm capitalist or Montana. was round tr.ppor on Che Dolphin yesterday
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Miss Mamie McD3vitt @ prominent member of Che san Francisco camera cub was 70 round tripper on the steamer prIeo She caught many interesting eu1ps enroutr and did SkaEway as we'll is she could yesterday in thc dark wealth .r
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

IT, C Gardner Che Chukot tunsrori1 tion man came up from Ilaines yesterday oD Che pir.go
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
LOST "AD" FOUND THEM

Last Friday afternoon a gentleman
bathing at the Waikiki Inn found on
coming out that someone had stolen a
valuable pair OF sleeve links from his
shirt in the dressing room. There were
two boys bathing at the same time TO
whom suspicion was Immediately d.
rected but nothing definite could be
learned. On Monday afternoon lost
ad was put in the Evening Bulletin
Wants column advertising the but.
TONS.
In the meantime. Mr.. Dietz, the jew
eler. was going home on King street
about 5 o'clock Friday afternoon
when he was stopped by two boys who
wanted to sell him some cuff buttons.
He asked wheN they got them and
they said they had found them In pair
of old torn cuffs and had thrown the
cuffs away. 1t looked suspicious and
Mr.. Dietz was sure they had stolen
them so he bought them from the boys
for a dollar, thinking that he could
probably find the owner II they were
stolen. The Bulletin lost ad did the
rest and for the one dollar expended
for the advertisement the owner recov'
cred his property, which was worth
twenty dollars.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
LOCAL and GENERAL

See Morgan's column for an auction
sale of horses and mules.
Lodge lie Progress meets tonight.
Work in the First Degree.
II you don't want a headache drink
Green River whisky at the Pantheon.
Oahu Lodge, No. 1, X. of p, meets
tonight at 1880 in Castle Hall, Foot
street.
There were twenty Fourth of July
DRINKS in the Police Court this morn.
ing. They were all fined 81 and 81
costs.
The adjourned annual meeting OF
shareholders in Henry May & Co. will
be held on the 18th. See notice under
New Today.
In the Supreme Court this morning.
further argument was heard in the case
Of the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company VS.. The Waikiki Sugar Co.
wray Taylor win 90 up to Ia? sos.
eminent nursery next week for the
purpose of laying out q piece Of land
for the planting of vegetables for OK
perimental purposes.
There we're seventy-seven cases In
the Police Court this fcrenoon.Of these
thirty-three were cases of drunken
ness. There were also quite a num-
Der of cases of gambling.
Take a ride on the Pacific Heights
Electric Railway and enjoy the I'M
surpassed view of ocean, mountain and
valley. Honolulu looks its Best from
Pacific Heights. Round trip 10 cents.
A party Of twenty frcm the Moana
hotel, led by Steward Dldgood. climb
ed Diamond Head yesterday morning
and planted the American flag at sun
rise. The start was made at 3 o'clock.
In the Police Court this forenoon,
Fred Naylor was fined s. and costs on
the charge of assault and battery on
Mrs. Naylor. Ten Chinese gamblers
were fined s. and costs each. The ma
jority Of cases were continued until TO-
morrow.
Acting Governor Cooper, Adjutant
General Soper and Captain Halves call
ed aboard the cruiser Philadelphia
Wednesday by way Of returning the
official call of the captain and officers
A salute OF seventeen guns was fired
m their departure.
Two soldiers celebrating the Fourth
ran over Portuguese child at the cor
uer of Queen and South streets yes
terday. A mounted patrolman prompt
ly brought the soldiers rig to halt
The father Of the child having decided
not to prosecute the case. the men vert
yeleased.
II now turns out that the Amateur
Orchestra had no intention Of playin;
at the Fourth Of July entertainment
that was proposed for the Y. N. Z. A
last night, although such announces
ment had been made. There will be N
rehearsal of the orchestra until tn
weather becomes cooler
The calendar in the Police Court thi
morning was a long one. There wcr
seventy-seven cases up for hearing. q
, these ten were for assault and batter:
twenty-five for drunkenness; FIVE fo
shooting of frecrackers. and ALI til
others for gambling or dsobedience 9
the carriage regulations.
Quite a number of the native Stna
tors were up in the Senate this morn
ing, they having thought thu ther
was to be forenoon session. How
ever, neither President nor clerk turf
ed up so they concluded they had bee
mistaken and went out to enjoy IL
day under the trees on the Capit'
| grounds
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
SEATTLE BEER.

The ever popular Rainier beer 10 BE-
coming a household word and will
you have a glass Of Seattle" 10 more
often heard than anything else. The
Criterion Saloon has the beer on tap c,
In bottles .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05

SALES-Io Ookala, sta.zs; IS Ookala,
"a 2S: IS Ookala, Ii.25.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

C.. Brewer q Company
N S Sachs DIG. Co, Ltd
LIB. Kerr q Co.. Ltd
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
Notice of Special Election

Pursuant to an act of the Legislature of the
State OF Kansas, entitled
AN act authorizing the Board of County
commissioners of Allen County, Kansas, to
erect county building for a court house and
county ofice building at lola, Kansas and to
equipand furnish said building, and ulovidng the
manner the money necessary to pay. therefor
shall beraised, and authorizing the sale of the
present court house and lots or parcels Of land
upon which the same is located"
Which act was published in the oncial State
paper on the first day OF March, 1901; and pur-
suant to resolution OF the Board of County
commissioners of Allen County, Kansas duly
adopted on the 3rd day OF April 1901.
Public noticeis hereby given that said Board
otCounty Commissioners have submitted and do
submit, to the qualided elector of said county
the question whether such county building
shall be erected and furnished as provided in
said act and for the purpose OF determining
said question special election is called and
Will be held, in said county, according to law,
on the 9TH day of May, 1901.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of Allen
county, Kansas by james Lockhart, Ch'm'n.
ATTEST q. A. FRoNK, County Clerk.
(sEAL) ATTEST; j, d. CHRISTIAN.
H. HOBART, Sheriff OF Allen County Kansas
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
PrOcIamatlon.SpecinlEIectlon

P'rstsPublished April %, l0Oi) - --
Announcing the proposition to be voted on
~ Ine special election to be held In the City
OF lola, Allen county. Kansas. on the 5tb dny
OF May, 1901, and designating the place in each
WArd Where said election will be held. and de-
signaling the judges and clerks for each vynrd
and closed. w 'Po''1u
!, a. H. Campbell. Mayor of the Citv NJ
lolA, Allen county, Kansas do hereby give
notice and proclaim thatat the special election
10 De hed IN said city on the 7th day of May.
lOl, pursuant to resolution of the BOARD OF
county Commissioners OF Allen county Kan
sas, adopted April 3rd, 1901 ana notice call
lig sald special election published in the on
cla! paperOf said County on April 5th 1901 bv
said Board of County Commissioners. there
VIII pe submitted TO the qualified electors of
salu i CITY 10 be, voted upon, at said special
election, the following proposition:
SHALL THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITION BE
ADOPTED.
shall the Board Of County Commissioners of
AHeh county Kansas, erect county build
ing Tor a Court House and County ONCE Build
lng ia the CITY OF lola, Kansas, upon the tract
Oh Oh i1hu I, or block known and designated Public
OF court houSe square, and equip and fur
nish said building for permanent use as n
court House and County once Building?
The fOllOwingiS the place in each ward of
held. 30 " o0
Ist; Ward, at Calder's Grocery.
Livery Barn. i-'''' %
3rd. Ward at Jones Carpenter Shop.
5Ih. ward, at the District Court Room.
The following electors are designated and
named as Judges and Clerks of said special
election: 'P00''''
~, lst' Ward. Judges j. Eshbaugh, j. S. Nc
and G.. W. Quiett
md Ward, Judges: NJ. NJ. Hart. II. f. Kelly
ana Davis Wolf. Clerks Guy c. Hough and w
b. Culbertson.
Srd. Ward, Judges: L. C. Munger e. w. Arm
o!d ana X b. Porter. Clerks Bert McNiel
and Cash Edison.
4th; Ward, Judges; Jno. Cleaver, s. NJ.
Jennings ana w. l.. Bartles. Clerks: F. T.
Turner and Pratt Williamson
me polls shall be opened at O'Clock o. IN.
and close at O'Clock D. m
Done at the City OF lola Allen Countv
Kansas, this 10th day of April 1901
A. IL. Campbell, Mayor
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
Ordinance No 440
NIrst publIshed Aprll g0 10oll


An ordinance providing for the building of
certain portions of new sidewalk on south
washington avenue and on Chestnut street
Jefferson avenue, North street. Buckeye
street ana Ohio street, in the city OF lola
Kansas
BE It ordained by the Mayor and Council
men OF the city of lola, Allen county,
Kansas;
Section l. That new sidewalk is hereby
ordered to be built in the city OF lola. Kansas
as follows; Along the east side of Washing
ton avenue along the west side OF
liam Lanyon or Pancoast tract, part of
the southwest quarter of section thlrty-nye
1851 township twenty-four (2D, range eighteen
QS) commencing eleven and one-half rodsnorth
of the northeast corner of said quarter section
thence west twenty-one rods, thence south
OF Elm creek, thence up said creek to u point
south OF the point OF beginning, thence
north to the place OF beginning. containing
about SEQ acres, tract OF unplatted land.
Section 2, That new sidewalk is hereby
ordered to be built in the city OF lola Kansas
street, along the west side of blocks two (2)
and seven az, and lots eleven (D and twelve
N2) In block i've (5l, in Gears addition to said
city according to the recorded plat
thereof.
Section 8. That new sidewalk is hereby
ordered to be built in the city OF lola, Kansas,
as follows: Along the east side of Jefferson
avenue, along the west side OF blocks one hun
dred and fifteen Ql5) and one hundred and
twenty-six Q26l OF the original site of
said city according to the recorded plat
thereof.
Sections. That a new sidewalk is hereby
ordered TO be built In the city OF lola, Kansas,
as follows: Along the east side of North street
along the west side OF blocks thirteen Q0 and
four az original site and block one ~ OF rwiss
The Iola register., 1901-05-03

ed plats thereof.
Section 5. And that a new sidewall, is here
by ordered to be built In the city of lola Kan
sas, as follows. Along the west side Of nnch
eye street, along the east side OF block sivtv-
three (63l OF the original site of said city ac-
cording to the recorded plat thereof
Section 9. And that a new sidewnil, IL here
py oruereu 70 pc bult n the city of lola
hhahsas US follows: Along the west side of
ONO street, along the east side of blocl, four
(D of Bunnell's addition to said citv according
to the recorded plat thereof
section 4 That the sidewalks ordered 10 he
3ullt by sections |, 2 3, 4, 8 and 6 of this or
dinance shall be built according to section K
OF ordnance No. 427, except that No IL gal
vanled wire instead Of No. 9 be used as there
,u IN requlred, being an ordnance governing
tine construction of sidewalks etc and shall
pe constructed and completed within thirty
uays from the publication of this ordinance
except that the sidewalk required to he built bv
section hereof shall he properly secured or
anchoFed SO MS to prevent its being carried
away Dy Mgh water.
Section s. That If the owner or owners of
any OF the lots or parts OF lOtsl abuttiug on the
slueWallts hereby ordered to be built shall ne
ElecL or tail TO build the same as herein pro-
vlded, then the city engineer shall proceed To
Inhke an estimate OF the cost Of the building
thereOf ana file the same under oath with the
clerk Of suid city, and the street commissioner
or SAID city shall construct said sidewalk as
hereln provided along the lots or parts OF lots
Where thc owner or owners have failed or ne
elected to construct the same and tho cost of
construction as specified iu said estimate of
the city engineer shall be assessed against
sald lots orparts Of lots respectively. and col
lected In the same manner as other taxes are
collected
Sectiono That this ordnance shall take
eHect and be In force from and after It's publi-
cation once in the lola DAILY REGISTER. n
newspaper printed and Of general circulation
in the city.
l9EALl Adopted April -, 1901,
Approved April, 1901
lATTEsrI
W. NJ. KNAPP, N CA,,pprrr
City Clerk, Nnvor