The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-25
LEGAL.

4 1Ou4CuIuSn EldkeTs 1Ol1Q4Is
Howard, Hughes. Jordan. Kutz. Lannan.
c Monfg9fT4eTy. Stanley aa n and van Sess-ii
! Councilman Jordan offered the following
of the city Of Topeka deem it necessary
/ for the best interests Of said city that
/ Tenth avenue, from the east property line
| OF Jackson street to the east curb line OF
| Harrison street. be repaved sixty five es51
| feet wide with sheet asphalt This resolu-
| Ayes. -councilnnen Blakely. Holiday, Horn.
| Howard. Hughes. Jordan. Kutz, I.annan,
Montgomery. Stanley and Van Ness-n-
| Councilman Jordan offered the following
Resolved lived That the mayor and council
of the city OF Topeka deem it necessary
for the best interests of said city that the
the alley running easterly and westerly
in the block bounded by Fifth street Mad
| ison street, sixth avenue and Jefferson
street be graded and paved twenty COD
feet wide with vftrihed brick on sand
| foundation This resolution was adopted
1 by the following vote: Ayes, Councilman
| Blal1ely. Holiday. Horn. Howard. Hughes.
Jordan. kutz, Bannan, Montgomery. stan
| ley and Van Ness-11. Excused-Howe-1.
| Nce-None.
] Councilman Jordan offered the following
| Resolved. That the mayor and council of
| the city of Topeka deem it necessary for
| the best interests of said city that the
alley in the block bounded by Eighth
avenue. Topeka avenue Ninth street and
Tyler street, be graded, and paved twenty
| foundation This resolution adopted
\ by the following vote: Ayes. Councilmen
Jordan. Kutz. I4annan. Montgomery. Stan
| ley and Van Ness-ll Excused-Howe-l-
Councilman Jordan offered the following
/ resolution:
Resolved. That the mayor and council
| of the city of Topeka deem it necessary
| for the best interests of said city that
the alley running north and south in the
block bounded by Jackson, Van Buren,.
| Third and Fourth streets. be graded and
paved twenty t20) feet wide with vitrihed
brick on sand foundation. This reseiu
| Ayes, CouneiIrnen BlakeIy. Holiday.
! Horn, Howard. Hughes, Jordan, Kutz
! Ness-n- Excused-Howe. Noes~None
| On motion of Councilman Howe the vote
walk on west side of Fillmore St. from
| 18th to 10Th St, was reconsidered and the
on motion of, Of Councilman Howe the petit
| to 18th ST.. presented April 5th, and refer
| red to committee on streets and walks.
that the petition be granted. and that the
] city clerk be ordered to spread the petit
| ton upon the journal The report of the
vote: Ayes-Councilrnen Blakely. Holiday.
Horn. Howard: Hughes, Kutz, Lannan,
| Noes-Howe and Jordan The petition
| is. in words and figures, as follows, to-
| To the Honorable Mayor and Council of
| the City of Topeka:
! dent owners Of real estate fronting and
abutting. on Lincoln street, in the city
! of Topeka, Kansas, hereby respectfully
| petition your honorabl body 10 grade,
| curb and pave Lincoln street from the
the south property inc on Seventh street,
with vitrifed brick on sand foundation,
| said paving shall be thirty GOD feet wide.
Respectfully submitted,
| Owner-Real Estate
! 403 lincoln sd
&C G. WV ": Mccord. lots 9o7, 2oe. I'll Lincoln
/ street
John A. wehe. lots 1873. 1876 W. 6th St
j. L. Penny. lots IS5. Isl. iSs. i91 W. 9Th.
E. Edwards and Sidney Edwards her (x)
E. r. q &arn m Ziq lot 9oe Lincoln st.
Petition to pave Lincoln st. between 9TH
and and FeferTed to committee on streets and
! walks, was reported back with recommen-
that the City clerk be ordered to spread
| the same upon the journal The report or
i tng Tote WS % Blaely, Hot
liday. Horn Howard, Hughes. kutz, Ian
nan MMontg1nTsry ss9nIey and van Ness
/ The petition is, in words and figures. as
-@'-iN Topeka. Kansas. Oct. LIST. 1906.
| To the Honorable Mayor and Council of
the City of Topeka
dents of the city of Topeka. Kansas, and
| owners of real estate fronting and abutt-
Topeka, hereby respectfully petition your
| honorable body to grade, curb and pave
avenue to the north line of 9TH street; said
street TO be paved thirty 600 feet wide
| with vitrified brick on sand foundation
| Respectfully submitted,
E. D. Benner. lots s u 21s. 2z1. 22s. N. u
J. B. Brown. lots 22s. andN 4 81.
c. A Magaw, lots 2S4 and s. 1914 IT Of
4. E. Sweet. lots s. 4 2s1 and 2ss Lin
Mrs. NJ W. Hollcraft. n. so # of lots
| 1874 to 2o4 inclusive, w Sth ave
ola c. Gamble. lot /227. s. rs Lin
NJ: II: MeNerney. n IS it. s. 50 # lots
R. e. Bradshaw, lots 24O and s. X 2ss
e Z. +. Ware and c. S. Gleed, lots 100 and
" ". P. Harmless, lots 2se. N. 4 ass Lin
j. r. Thompson. lots 21s. s. 4 21s Lin
Co Councilman Horn offered the following
Resolved. That the mayor and council
| of the city OF Topeka deem it necessary
Lincoln street from the south property
line on Sixth avenue to the south property
and paved thirty l30) feet wide with vitri-
fled brick on sand foundation. The resolu-
a Ayesw weo ae6R1en " BlakeiS HoiIidsy
Horn, Howard. Hughes, Jordan, kutz
NegFn N MoeggSHoWe-i. 'A' anu
Councilman Horn offered the following
resolution:
Resolved. That the mayor and council OF
the city of Topeka deem it necessary for
the best interests of said city that Lincoln
: street from the north line Of Eighth ave
nue. to the north line of Seventh street,
be Ngraded. curbed and paved thirty t3ol
I feet wide with vitrified brick on sand
! foundation The resolution was adopted
by the following vote: Ayes-CounciIn1e1
y Jordan Kutz Lannan, Mon tgomery, Stan
lev and Van NesS-11- Noes-Howe-1
The following resolution, offered by
Councilman Blakely, was referred to the
committee on streets and walks
Resolved. By the mayor and council or
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