The Topeka state journal., 1908-01-22
LEGAL

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Stanley the report of the committee was
adopted Each section was read and on
separate motion adopted, and being placed
fo,,dlllil 1ni nnai passage it was ADOPTED by the
Horn, Howard, Jordan, Kutz, Lannan,
NMontgomery. Stanley. Tandy and Van
man Hughes-1.
Before the final vote was taken on the
above ordinance section II was amended
under may be forfeited or cancelled by thu
mayor and council, in case of any charge
in excess of the rates provided therein.
Communication from G. NJ. Plain, rela-
tive to taxes assessed against lots Nos
251-253 West Tenth street, presented jan
uary 8, 1905, and referred to the judiciary
committee in connection with the city at
torney, was reported back with recon-
mendation that the communication be re-
ferred to the city attorney for examine
tion and report. The report was adopted
on motion of Councilman Holiday.
Communication from H. /. Monroe, rela-
tive to tax assessed against lots Nos. 1907
Buchanan street, presented December %,
1907, and referred to the committee on ju-
mendation that the communication be re-
ferred to the city attorney for examina-
ton and report On motion of Council
was adopted.
Resolution regarding the East Sixth
street viaduct. presented December 2.
1907 and last referred to the judiciary
committee, was reported back with rec
omrnendation that the resolution be placed
adopted on motion of Councilman Holli-
day.
An ordinance creating sewer district No.
2s. defining the territory and establishing
the boundary thereof. providing Tor an
entire and complete system of sewerage
in said district. and providing for spec
ial assessment to pay for the construction
of the sewer in said district. presented
January 3d. 1908. and referred to the com
nittee on sewers, was reported back with
recommendation that the ordinance be
passed. On motion of Councilman Blake
ed. Each section was read and on sep
arate motion adopted Being placed on
final passage the ordinance was ADOPTED
by the following votes. Ayes, Biakeiy.
Holiday, Horn, Howard, Jordan Kutz,
Lannan. Montgomery. Stanley, Tandy and
Van Ness-11. Noes, none Absent. Coun-
The following resolution presented by
Councilman Blakely was referred to the
streets and walks committee on a motion
| made by Councilman Jordan:
Resolved That the mayor and council
for 'pe the 'is best Il interests Of said city that
| Williams avenue. from the west curb line
| of Clay street in Throop's Fourth addi-
| ton, to the west line of the alley running
| north and south between CLAY street and
buchanan street in Throops Fourth add
| ton, be graded. curbed and paved twenty
ON motion of Councilman Stanley. the
following resolution presented by himself
RESOLVED. by the mayor and council
| that the city engineer be requested to
| draw plans and prepare specifications for
! The following resolution presented by
| Councilman Jordan was adopted on mo-
| tion made by himself:
'fRe IT resolved. by the mayor and
| council that petitions for sidewalks for
1903 will not be considered after JuHe z5. -
| On motion of Councilman Jordan the fol-
lowing resolution, presented by himself.
| was adopted:
| "Be 1t resolved by the mayor and ooun-
1 Gil that no more petitions for 1908 paving
will be considered unless filed by Feb.
| 10TH
| Councilman Montgomery presented the
| following resolution, which was referred
| to the ways and means committee on a
motion made by the same councilman:
| "Be it resolved by the mayor and city
council that the city attorney be and is
hereby instructed to draw an ordinance
| combining the office of 1fcence collector
and city Plumbing inspector, and that the
| salary for said office be not more than
| twelve hundred dollars per annum: also
| that the charge of inspection for plumbing
| be reduced to the former amount indi-
Gated in the ordinance when first adopt ed. ?
| No further business appearing council
| adjourned.
| [SeaL1
c. B. BJJRGE CITY Clerk