The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-07

LEGAL.
[First published in The Topeka State
Journal March 7, 1861
PROPOSALS.
office Of the City Clerk.
Topeka. Kan, March 6, 1906
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until clock ?. m. Monday
paving west Tenth street from Lane
street to alley between Spruce and Pine
streets.
Western avenue from Eighth avenue to
Huntoon street; Clay street from Elev-
enth to Thirteenth street; Clay street
ferson street from Sixth avenue to
Eighth avenue; Lincoln street from sew
enth street to Eighth avenue West
Eighth avenue from Lincoln street 70 /
West street; Lane street from Eighth
avenue to Tenth street; Thirteenth street
from Van Buren, street to Fillmore street;
Lincoln street from Eighth avenue TO
Ninth street; Ninth street from Lincoln
street to Lane street; and the alley
son and Topeka avenue; also the alley
bounded by Eighth avenue. Ninth street,
Topeka avenue and Tyler street
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
Proposals under different names will
not be received from one firm or associa-
ton.
The city council OF the city of Topeka
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids or parts OF. bids which may not be
advantageous to the city
Each bidder viii be required to deposit
with the city clerk, to the credit Of the
city of Topeka, a certified check Of de-
post, of per cent of the proposed con-
tract. and in no case to be less than nifty
(50 dollars as q guarantee that he viii
according TO the terms Of his bid, within
i've days after the certihcation OF the
award
In all bids made by a firm, the individ-
ual names OF the members must be WrlT-
ten out, and must be signed IN full, CIV
ing the Christian names; but the signers
may, If they choose, describe themselves
in addition as doing business under
The place Of residence of every bidder,
with county and state must be given ar
ter his signature, which must be written
Proposals should be addressed to the
city clerk, city of Topeka, and indorsed
Proposals for grading, curblng and paw
ing in the city Of Topeka
All work must be done in conformity
with the city engineers specifications on
hle in his ofTice, and also under his direc-
(Seal) City Clerk.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal February Il. 1861
SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTRATION NO
TICE.
Defining ward and precinct boundaries
extended under the annexation or Nariouss
SUBDIVISIONS additions and unplaILeu
tracts OF land added to the city 81 To-
polka under Ordinances Nos. 265T. 1850 and
1851. passed subsequently to the publlca-
ton of the annual registration notice
FIRST ward boundaries remained uH-
/ Second ward boundary lines extended
! from N Sd st. to Rowley St, thence SCUM
/ along Rowley St to n. line Of Clementt
| Jaccard tract. thence east IS feet 10 east
4 me OF Clement Jaccard tract tnel q
/ south along said line to n. line OF a. 4.
s sa4d s. = right Of way thence easI a14 it
/ Burr st. extended north. thence south
along Burr st. to the center of the snuh55
ganunga creek thence northWesterly anu
south along center of said creek and cen
I yer OF alley west of Market St 10 Aob NJ
Third ward boundaries unchanged.
Fourth ward boundaries changed. com ION
| Inencing on center line of Clay ST. eXte ENG
I ed nortnerly from 1st avenue s90 rect
/ thence east 80 feet to east line of Gay 81;
! extended thence south on east line q
/ Clay st. extended 800 feet to center n me
OF IsI ave, thence east along sa1d l 5 o-o
feet to west line OF Fillmore st, tnencSS
north on said line 800 feet, thence east IVY
! tee5 70 east line OF. Fillmore 81, tneLlss
/ south 500 feet to N. line of 1st ave, thence
! easterly $50 feet, thence south 40 feet 70
! center line Of 1st ave, said territory being
! added to the. Fourth ward 80
/ RiftR ward boundaries changed: Al
| Of that portion Of sQqinton Heights aq ~
| ton lying south of 22d ST., bounded on Lne
! east by Union ave, on the south by ztlh
st., and on the west by Buringame ave avs;
/ extended n0rtheasterly and north 10 "a
st; also all Of the unplatted territory Y
/ ing west of Burlingame ave, north OF the
! moore PARKS aQOlllOn b Delu6 app 80,
mately on a line with 18th st extended
northwesterly to the center Of the Shuns
/ ganunga creek, thence along the center o.
said creek to lot No. 1S9 Lincoln st; also
all the plated territory corresponding TO
lots "A to los inclusive Boswell ave.
| addition B, College Hill, lying north OF
/ Walnut st.
sixth ward: All that part of Melrose
/ subdivision. lying north Of Sth St extend
/ ed is added to the First precinct OF the
Sixth ward; and all that part of Melrose
I subdivision lying south OF Sth st Is add
/ ed to the Second precinct Of the Sixth
ward.
The registration books are now open at
/ the office of the commissioner of cleo
| tions, at the Auditorium. Where voters
| have changed residence since registering
1 It is plain to them that re-registration
must be made; but the $500 voters who
failed to vote at the general election April
1 4th, 1908. are advised that their registra-
/ ton has been cancelled.
| c. H TITUS.
(SeaL) Commissioner of Elections.
J S. A. SWENDSON,
Chairman Board OF Supervisors of
Elections.