The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-09
LEGAL.

reported back by the same with recon-
1ilsiiiustion thaNa the petition be granted
ana spread in fun upon the journal. The
LSpors OF the committee was adopted by
6yuer, Slmms, Griley5 Holiday, Nipps,
s ~ tslces Horhs Howe. Sinner Swend-
son and 5ughes-12. The petition in
a0Lus ana figures is as follows:
we the Undersigned citizens of the city
OF Iopekas Kansas. and owners of prop
sEty situated on Jefferson street between
SKIN street and Eighth street, in the city
OF Topeka liable for the cost of innproV-
ing SAID portion OF Jefferson street by
SSu4nolns and paving the same, respect
10y peutlon your honorable body to
lause salQ Jefferson street to be curbed
win Fort Scott blue sand stone, and to
2s paved with Shawnee county Vitrifed
prlck on sand foundation, between the
south line Of Sixth street and the north
me OF Eighth street. said pavement to be
tnirLy feet wide. and done as early as
possible in 1906. Signatures of owners and
description Of property:
Elizabeth Whitlow, 22S
Harry j. Armstrong, 203-205-207-209
WINS Edson, 217-219-221.
j. W. Gilbert, 229-231
K A Randlett, 226 and n. = of pa
ELLEN Cummins, 21S-220
n. A. Pearson, 214-216.
H. e. EVersole, 200 and S. Il #. of 202,
Mrs NJ. c. Collins 206-2OS.
Games Porter, Jr., 236-23S-240.
NJ D. Holiday. Dos.
Mrs. r. A. Coon. 234
Mrs A. c. Siler, 235.
.. i "A
Ger OF board of trustees, 193-195-197 and s
It., in. 1873 on jefferson street
Minnie w. Pennington, POI and q of 1873.
Eetltlon to pave Clay street, 10th to
nth street, presented August 9TH, and re-
Ierred to committee on streets and walks.
reported the same back with recommend
atom that the petition be granted. and
spread in fun upon the journal The re-
port OF the committee was adopted by the
Simms, Griley, Holiday. Nipps Green
FSlce; Horn, Howe, Shimet, SWendson and
as1ushes.-z. Ine petition in words and
We, the undersigned residents of the
city OF Topeka and owners of real estate
fronting on that portion of Clay street
hereinafter proposed to be improved by
curolng and paving the same, hereby re
spectIully petition your honorable body to
Tenth avenue to the south line of Flev-
e1In street to be Curbed with Fort Scott
eeiue sandstone and paved thirty feet with
shawnee county vitrifled brick on sand
foundation. Owner and real estate:
Eli Houser, lots s52-854 Clay.
J. A. Bidwell. 355 Clay.
Edward Westerdale, 351 Clay.
John 3. Steele, $40 and Il Of s4T.
q. J. Brown, 343 S45 and a S47.
Barton P. Phelps 33S-340.
Mrs. M. NJ Phelps, 342-350
j, NJ Dumenils Annie E. Dumenil, 34S
7. A. Hatfield. 84S and z s46.
g. A. Morse 145 and e. Il 147 W. 10th.
Letltia r. Baker, S53 Clay.
S. NJ. Wood, 143 W. 10TH
Mrs. NJ. a. Anderson, 337 and N u 339.
Petition to pave Clay street from nth to
18th streets. presented to council Seprerl-
Der 4th, and referred to committee On
streets and walks, was reported back by
the same with recommend alton that tie
petition be granted and spread in full
upon the journal The report of the COM
mittee was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes, CouneIlmen Ryder, Simms, Griley.
Holiday, Nipps, Green, Rice, Horn,
Howe, Sinner, SwendsOn and Hughes-i2
Ihe petition in words and figures is as
We. the undersigned residents of the
city of Topeka and owners of real estate
hereinafter proposed to be improved by
curb1ng and paving the same, hereby re-
specuully petition your honorable body to
cause SAID Gay street from the south line
OF Eleventh street to the north line of
Thirteenth street to be curbad with F. ort
Scott blue sandstone and paved with Wit
rified brick on sand Foundation as eaTlv
as possible in the year 1906: said raverne0f
to be thirty (3W feet wide between TSle55-
enth street and Twelfth street and forty
l40 feet wide between Twelfth street and
Thirteenth street Owner and real estate.
W. G. Ralston, lots fS2 and n. Il 4S4
r w. Mink, ass and s. Z 4s4 Clay.
Elizabeth l. MeKitrick, 4S and N. x
NJ. c. Hamaker, 473-475
NJ. Z. Goodrich, AT 479.
" g. i fo3eks as 45s a and z z &c. $780,
". H. ChamberIin, 40.
3. e. Chamberlin, Az.
D. A. AIulVane, 443 and S. Is IT. al
Margaret E. Pafee. 4s5 and 4s7.
A. z. Fleming, 1911 Clay.
VIM. Mclaughlin, S. z Asst $50.
d. Greenstreet, IA and N y 476.
n. H. Adams, 458 and n. 16 #. $50.
p. J. Clawsey, ass and N. Y 457
G. c. Clemens, 4S5 and 3. x 4S3
Carrie Nye. 461
Mrs. H. c. WATSON, 511 and N. 4 513
Mrs. Mary A. RIarkley, 499-501- 505-440
S. o. Nesbaum, 494 and n Is #. 1856
J. p. Wahle. 504 and 5. e J02
s. F. Hughes, s u 429, all a8l -433 N. u
Ida c. Barnes Gertrude E. Barnes,
BGaude A. Barnes. 517-519-521 Clay and S
Gertrude A. Barnes, 500 Clay.
A c. Elder, 446-44S, 450-452.
Elmora Mccoy. Eva MeCoy-Richardsor
Y Emma nm II M. Hancock. 428 and 425.
Anna 2. Mooney, 43S.
G. M. Grant, 432.
G. A. Whitney, 424.
u. L. Robinson, 401.
Geo. N. Newton, 367 and n. II 1863.
James Brewer, 413, 49, All, 419, 421, 42S,
a. A. Paisley 361 and n. Is it. 1853.
Mrs. F. c. Gardiner, 297 Clay.
e c. Sinner. Alb and as
Petition to pave Lincoln street from 7th
to Sth streets, presented to council. No
vember goth and referred to committee on
streets and walks, was reported PACK by
the same with recommendation that Tie
upon the journal. The report of the com
nittee was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes, Councilmen Ryder, Sin1ms, Grilev,
Holiday, Nipps, Green, Rice, Horn,
Howe, Simmer. SWendsOn and Hughes-12.
The petition in words and figures is as
We. the undersigned citizens of the city
of Topeka, Kansas, and owners of prop
erty situated on Lincoln street between
Seventh street and Eighth avenue, in the
city of Topeka, and liable for the cost Of
/ improving said portion Of said Lincoln
street by curbing and paving same, re-
/ specially petition your honorable body 70
| cause said Lincoln street, from the north
line of Seventh street to the south line Of
Eighth avenue, to be curbed with Fort
Scott blue sandstone. and paved with
Shawnee county vitrified brick on sand
foundation, said pavement to be 30 feet
/ wide and done as early as possible IN
/ 1906 Owners and description of property:
F. d. Benner, lots 221-223-225-227 S. y 2l9
Lincoln.
8 Ic.t Z 221