The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-21
LEGAL.
Published In The Topeka State Journal
April q, 1903
OPTICAL COUNCIL PRocErp1Ncs.

OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Council Chamber. Topeka, Kan. Apri]
10. 1905. Council met in REGULAR session.
pursuant to adjournment Of April 5, at
ment present-Blakely, HOLIDAY. HON
Howard. Hughes, Jordan, Kutx, Lannan,
N NentsDfamer 81. Stanley. Tandy and Van
On motion Of Councilman Kutz Rule IL
was suspended and the readinx of the
minutes covering the meeting Of April 9Th
WEI dispensed with and they were ap-
Payroll OF judges ana clerks, room rent.
e ETC. covering the election held on April Z,
t tSS. was Presented. read and referred to
the COMMITTEES on claims and accounts.
VINO reported the same back with recon-
Of Councilman Horne the reporf m of 3Sa
committee was adopted.
communication from H. E. Barnes. sec
council to provide for a Music Fund as
protrided fos in House Bill No. 81. wa4 pre-
1 zen ,e read ana referred to the commit
On motion Of Councilman Jordan the
Mayor was authorised to enter into a con
covering flashlights and batteries to be
furnished during the period of one year.
report OF the Food Inspector for the
month OF March showing collection OF
s1ss. 10 was presented. read ana filed.
Az orGnance to appropriate money out
OF the general revenue fund to pay ex-
April I. 1908. was presented and read. On
motion Of Councilman Horn an emergen-
cy was declared, rule ID suspended, ana
passage. Each section was read and on
sepeTats motion adopted, and being placed
f Sd rsl passage it wa adopted By the
dan. Kuts, tannan, Montgomery, Stanley.
randy and Van Ness-12.
sum Of two thousand C<2000Oo) dollars was
presented for approval. On ron call it was
Gounoilmen Blakely. Holiday, Horn,
Howard. Hughes, Jordan, Kutz, Lannan,
Montgomery, Stanley. Tandy and Van
The Following resolution was presented
oy councilman Jordan:
Resolved, That the City Clerk be, and
thres consecutive days in the Official city
paper Tor proposals for grading, rolling
na tSe sd sas alley curb TeI n Of 9E
street to the north curb line OF Twelfth
street all proposals to be on file in the
mice an Or ss G isegs Clerk by five O'Clock
Roll call being taken on motion of Coun-
Gilman Jordan the resolution was adopted
Blakely. Holiday. Horn. Howard, Hughes,
SSo oa, kutz. Lannan, Montgomery.
starhh s Ma Tand s,s saG Van Tsss1 c
Cage ana J. H. Squires as appraisers to
appraiss all property liable for taxation
%GS cover 1 the paving Of the alley west OF
Eleventh to Twelfth street, and on roll
can the appointments were confirmed by
HiskeiS. Holiday f Horn. Howard Hughss
Jordan. Kutx, Lannan, Montgomery, Stan
ley. Tandy and Van Ness-l2.
The board Of appraisers appointed to
appratse the property to be assessed In
connection with the 1908 paving, presented
their report to the council. It was referred
with Instructions to report at a special
meeting OF the COUNCIL to be held on Wed
nsns go o April ~. 1soS. at So lock p; m.
| meeting of the Council to be held on wed
for the purpose OF considering the ap-
praiser's report on the 1903 paving, and
listening to complaints In connection
On motion OF Councilman Jordan the
Mayor and Council went into session as 9
board OF canvassers forsthe purpose Oh
city election held April I, 1893. for the the
returns Of the election held on the same anne
sixty-five Thousand ss,Saoo5 Oh dollars Ia s' II
bonds for the purpose OF re-constructYns
| the electric lighting plant Being in SEES.
appointed councilmen Jordan, Horn M s : os
Lannan as tellers to tabulate and report
the returns and result Of said elections.
presented their report. together with q
tabulated statement showing in detail,
me vote ana result OF said elections
Thereupon the Mayor and Council, sittlr1a
as canvassing board. duly examined th5
said tabulated statement presented by said
tellers. and having duly examined the vote
and returns Of both satd elections, and
finding that the tabu1ated statement pre-.
pared by said tellers correctly shows tn.
and declared as a result of said canvass
That at the general election for city Of
following named persons received the
highest number OF votes for the different
officers opposite their respective names
and are hereby declared to be elected to
said OFFICES as follows, to-wit:
G. 3. Jordan. Councilman. First Ward.
II. p. Miller, Councilman, Second Ward.
G. g. Blakefy, Councilman, Third Ward
L. e. Fraser. Councilman. Fourth Ward.
W. g. Tandy. Councilman, Fifth Ward.
J. w. F. Hughes. Councilman, Sixth
Ward
c. c. Nicholson, Member School Board,