The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-01

CITY OF Iopeka had paid said Brooks
and Gilmore in full at contract prices,
and found that the CITY of Topeka had
paid more than $1,000 TO said BROOKS
and gilmore for the excavation OF
earth, loose rock and solid rock in the
construction of said sewer system
Wnlcn SAID Brooks and Gilmore had
contracted to excavate but failed to do
so, and said James F. McCabe at saiu
time. and at divers other times there-
AFTER; demanded for his personal use
and peneht from Brooks and Gilmore
the further sum of more than $4,000
claimed to be due him for permitting
the construction of said sewer system
at less depth than said Brooks and
GlImQre had contracted to do, but said
BROOKS and Gilmore absolutely refused
TO make any further donations for the
personal use and benefit of said James
+: McCabe or further divide the profits
OF VloIatlng their contract in the man>
ner aforesaid for the construction OF
said sewer system"
Where Sewer Was Raised.
The raise in the various portions of
the sewer are then cited in the course
OF the claims set up in the suit and it
is stated that the main line As inch two
ring and 40 inch three ring brick sewer
and 80 inch and 80 inch two ring brick
sewer and the q inch, "a inch and q
inch main pipe sewer extending from
the manhole at the intersection of
Thirteenth street with the tracks Of the
Santa Fee to the manhole on Hunting
ton avenue at the alley west of Tyler
street was raised from to feet;
while the "a inch. 81 inch and Is inch
main pipe sewer extending from man
hole at Santa Fe tracks on Fifteenth
street to manhole on Fourteenth street
at alley east of Kansas avenue and all
laterals and catch basins emptying in
to said main pipe sewer was raised
from to feet; while the inch sewer
and II, inch lateral in alley west of
Monroe street, extending from Fifteenth
nj alrs-
avenue and the s inch lateral and II
inch lateral in alley east of Kansas ave-
nue. fro manhole on Eighteenth street
to inlet south of Fifteenth street, and
tensions on Euclid avenue from Kansas
avenue to the alley west of Quincy
street and the inch and Is inch lateral
on kansas avenue and the inch and
Il inch lateral west of Kansas avenue,
and Il inch lateral and catch basin runs
on Nineteenth street, extending from
Van Buren, street to the alley west of
Kansas avenue, and the inch and q
inch lateral in the alley west of Van
Buren, street and 81 inch lateral and
r1son street to alley west of Van Buren,
street, and inch, 10 inch, IL inch la
terals in alley west of Harrison street
and 10 and IL inch laterals and catch
basin runs on Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth streets and all lying between
Eighteenth street and Shunganunga
creek, were raised from to feet and
raised the s inch, II inch, and Is inch
laterals in alley west of Kansas ave-
nue. from Eighteenth street to Thir-
teenth street and all catchbasins con-
nected, and the 8 inch, 10 inch and II
inch lateral in alley west of Van Buren,
street, extending from Eighteenth street
to the north line of Orchard Place ad-
dition and all catchbasins connected,
dition and all ciachbasins connected and
cstchbas run extend ng from alley east
of Topeka ave. to Harrison street and
lateral and catchbaSin runs on Euclid
avenue from the alley east of Topeka
avenue to north line of Orchard Place
addition and inch and 10 inch lateral
in alley west of Tyler street from Eu-
cid avenue to Fourteenth street, and
the two catch basin runs connected on
Douthitt avenue and inch lateral in
the alley west of Polk street from Eu-
cid avenue to Huntington avenue and
the inch lateral in alley west of Polk
street north of o Douthitt avenue, and
the IL inch main extending from catch
basin on Western alley to- alley west
of Polk street and constructed the same
from 1 to 10 feet above level planned