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Burney's Hall, and will be costume
ball.
Mrs Thomas J. Kirkpatrick. wife OF
Mai Kirkpatrick, U.S.A., of Fort Moultrie.
s. c. is visiting her father, Capt. Herbert
Bryant
The Misses Nicol have returned from a
| visit to Miss Marguerite Phillips In Wash
ingtOn. Tuesday evening Miss Phillips
was hostess at dance for the Misses
Nicol, which was also attended by Messrs-
Aylett B. Nicol. LenoX Uhler and Dennis
Ramsay.
The engagement is announced OF Mr..
Thomas Ridison Blow, son of Col. VIII
liam N Blow, C.S.A., and Miss McClena
will occur after Easter.
Miss Blanche Rotchford has returned
from visit to Baltimore.
Mrs Frank T. King attended the recep-
ton given by MIR. and Mrs. r. j. Earn
shaw at their home Clifton street,
Washington, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Clinton Smoot have
returned from visit to Chicago
Miss Jean Brent has returned from
visit to her uncle, Mr. Prosser Tabb, in
| Baltimore.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson. wife OF the
Governor of Virginia. who has been visit
ing Judge and Mrs. Charles Il. Howry in
Washington, spent the week end with her
aunt Mrs. Herbert Anderson, and left
Monday for Richmond Mrs. Dabney
Jefferson Carr. who has been the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Anderson, has also re-
turned to her home In Richmond.
Miss Kittie Barrett is visiting her aunts.
the Misses Waller. at Wide Water, Va.
Miss Mamie Waite of Culpeper is the
guest Of Miss Loula Smoot on South St.
Asaph street.
Mrs Robert c. Powell has returned
from a visit TO her daughter Mrs Louis
s. Scott, at Broad Run. Mrs. Scott has
now as her guest Miss Anne Lewis Jones.
Miss Mamie Chesley Of Fredericksburg
is visiting Miss Ruth Henderson on Cam
eron street.
Mrs. George Anderton entertained at
cards Saturday afternoon. at her home OH
Prince street. Mrs. Anderton's guests
were Mrs. Charles E. Nicol. Mrs. Louis
J 8. Greene Mrs. Hugh Mcclure. Mrs. L.
Marshall Jones, Mrs John Hunton Eos
| ter, Mrs. David Janney Howell, Mrs. Al
bert Smoot, Mrs William b. Daingerfield.
Mrs. Thomas w. Robinson Mrs. Thomas
B. Cochran. Mrs. Samuel l.. Monroe, Mrs.
! Stabler. Mrs. George Uhler, Mrs. William
]. BoOthe. jr.. Miss May Greene, Miss
Carrie Strlbling and Miss Loula Smoot.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Sibert of Columbus. Ohio.
who has been visiting Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett, left this week for Boston. Mrs.
| Barrett has gone to Terre Haute. Ind,
| for a stay of several weeks.
! Miss Elizabeth Winter Jones and Mr.
| Harry Beverley are spending the week
end at house party given by Miss Hilda
| Shriver at her home in Union Mills, Md.
| Mr. Marshall Jones is a weekend guest
| at the home of Mr.. Frank Shriver at
Union Mills
| Mr.. Gardner Lloyd Carter of the Uni
versity of Virginia spent Sunday with his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar F. Carter.
Mrs. Sidney j. Kaufman and Miss
Roma Kaufman of Greensboro. y. &,
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hoe. one of the most historic country
seats in the vicinity Of Richmond, the
former home CT Thomas Mann Randolph,
esq, of Virginia. where much of Thomas
Jefferson's bOyhoOd was spent and where
he went to school with members OF the
Randolph family. The place Is now own
ed by Thomas Jefferson Coolidge OF Bos-
ton, with Mr.. and Mrs. West as his rep
resentatives. About two years ago
thousand or two people from Richmond
attended a garden party given by Mr.
and Mrs. West when Tuckahoe was in the
first full blush of spring-time bloom and
beauty. and the old mansion surrounded
by trees and emerald turf, was full of
simple and beautiful dignity. Guests now
enjoying Mrs. Vests hospitality are Miss
Carrie Holden of Timberville. and Miss
Virginia Pence Of Wytheville. Va;
Messrs Harrison, Holden and Percival of
Petersburg.
Miss Anne Keith Royal and Miss Dud
ley Powers, who went from the Univer-
sity of Virginia, where they attended the
Just returned to Richmond. Miss Royal
has visiting her. Miss Grace Jones of
Danville, and Miss Louie Antrim OF
Charlottesville. both society bellies who
are very popular in Richmond.
Miss May and Miss Julia Grant Moore
gave a bridge dinner In their home. 4th
and Franklin streets. Tuesday evening OF
this week. Table decorations were in
daffodils and white hyacinths. Guests
WERE Miss Mary Moore OF Sandy Spring.
Md: Miss Warfield Crenshaw, Miss Mar
tina Robinson, Miss Avis Grant. Miss Jes-
sic Hazard. Miss Rachel. Mr.. John John
ston, MIR. Walter Taylor. Mr.. Stewart.
Mr.. Hodgson. Mr.. Kent Rawley. Mr.. Gar
nett Tabb, Mr.. William Habbiston and
Mr.. John Elicit.
Richmond friends Of Miss Mary Mallory
Brockenbrough. formerly of Richmond,
are interested in her appro aching marriage
to Mr.. James B. Anderson OF Amelia
county, that will be quietly celebrated in
the home of her sister, Mrs. James X.
Roane Of Rumford. King William county.
Tuesday, February 8. Only relatives and
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ALEXANDRIA Society.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
ALEXANDRIA,, Va. February g. 1909.
Mrs. Laurence Stabler entertained at
bridge last Friday afternoon I'm honor Of
Mrs. George Carr Henry Of Morristown.
n. j., who has since returned home. The
ladies' playing were Mrs. William j..
Boothe, jr; Mrs. Thomas w. Robinson.
Mrs Clarence c. Leadbeater. Mrs. Albert
ID. Brockett, Mrs Samuel l.. Monroe. Mrs.
Charles E. Nicol. Mrs. Albert Smoot, Mrs.
George Uhler. Mrs. George Anderton. Mrs.
Louis S. Green. Mrs. Hugh MCGUIRE. Mrs.
Anthony ". Armstrong, Mrs. Henry Ran
dolph Burke. Mrs John Leadbeater, Mrs.
Arthur Snowden, Mrs. Stewart Jameson.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, Miss Emma Thorn.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Janney, Miss Loula
Smoot. Miss Edith Bentley, Miss Lille
Iarbury Miss Carrie Stribling. Miss Susie
Fawcett and Miss Lila Barrett. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Green, Mrs.
Chler and Miss Janney.
Mr. Taylor Burke entertai at a
small five hundred party Saturday even
ing at his home on Prince street. The
party was chaperoned by MIR. Burkes sis
ter, Mrs. Louis S. Greene.
Mrs William J. Boothe has issued in
yitatfOns for tea Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary IL, from to o'clock, at her home.
Ill Princess street, when she will be as
sisted by her two daughters-in-law. Mrs.
William J. Boothe, jr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Lloyd Boothe and Mrs. Frank Lee Stay
maker.
Mrs Charles +. Nicol entertained the
Duplicate Bridge Club Monday afternoon
at her home on North Washington street.
Mrs Albert Doyle Brockett has issued
invitations for tea Friday afternoon, Feb
ruary Il. from to O'Clock. at her home,
31S North Washington street. the occasion
being the twentieth anniversary of the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Brockett.
Miss Constance Boush and Miss Dixon
have issued invitations for "A tea Wednes-
day afternoon from to O'Clock, at the
home of Miss Boush, 2l9 North Washing
ton street.
Mrs. George S. French has issued invi-
tations for cards Thursday afternoon.
February II. at 3 O'Clock, at her home,
los North Alfred street.
The dance to be given by the young
ladies has been postponed to Tuesday.
February l6. when it will be given at Nc
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afterward entertained about seventy
guests at supper.

afterward entertained about seventy
guests at supper.
DR. Hoppin has rented his residence. No.
1927 18th street, to Mr.. and Mrs Bernard
Puckle Steinman of Lincolnshire. England.
and Tuxedo Park, n. y. Mrs. Stelnman
was the beautiful Miss Hildreth of Wash
ington. and her marriage to her first nus,
band. the late Addison Cammack. the well
known Wall street f1naucier and million
aire, took place in this city.
Miss Rubie Foster OF Greenville. S. c..
left for her home January 81 after spend
ing fortnight with Mrs. W. H. Hoover,
3543 10th street northwest.
Mrs. Strother Smith Of the Westmore-
land has had as her guest during the past
week Mrs. Stahl, wife of Naval Con-
structor A. W. Stahl Of League Island
navy yard. Philadelphia. Thursday even
ing Mrs. Smith gave large bridge party.
Friday dinner and yesterday afternoon
q bridge tea In her honor.
Mrs. Purdy was the hostess at large
dinner party Friday evening last at
Rauscher's and she will give another
dinner there tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Walton are enter
tanning at luncheon today In honor of
Miss Ceballos. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neale.
Rear Admiral r. C. Hollyday and Mrs.
Holyday entertained at large tea yes
ter1ay afternoon in honor Of the niece
Of the latter, Miss Everett, who. with her
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
H. Everett. have taken house here on
Sheridan circle for the winter. Yellow
tulips and ferns were used to decorate
the rooms.
Mrs Holyday had Mrs. Everett and
Miss Everett receiving with her in the
drawing room, and she wore handsome
directoire gown of blue satin. Mrs.
Everett wore a white lace robe, while
Miss Everett looked very charming in a
dainty gown Of white chiffon.
Among those assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Usher. Mrs. Evans. Miss
Hemphill. Miss Hitchcock and Miss Mary
Everett.
Mrs. deb. Randolph Keim and Miss
Keim will be at home to their friends
Wednesday, February 10. for the last time
this season at the Elsmere, 14OS H street.
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LEESBURG SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


LEESBURG, Va, February s, 1909.
The bridge club was entertained by
Miss Florence Van Deventer Wednes-
day afternoon. Those playing were: Mrs.
John Aldridge Gibson. Mrs. Villa Dade
Hempstone. Mrs. William H. Martin,
Mrs. William A. Metzger. Mrs. Benjamin
Viers White. Mrs. John G. White, Mrs.
Clayton Orr. Mrs. William Grammer.
Mrs. Edwin f. Garrett, Miss Mary Fen
dal. Miss Virginia Bowie, Miss Maria
Washington Harrison, Miss Meta Har-
rison. Miss Katie Wildman and Miss
Richard Wise.
Miss Katie Wildman entertained at
bridge in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Scribner Of New York Thursday even
ing.
urday afternoon in honor Of her sister.
Mrs. Preston Gibson, when her guests
were Mrs. William A. MetZger. Mrs.
Elijah s. White. Mrs Harry T. Harrison.
Mrs. John S. Castleman. Mrs. Robert
Bentley Wildman. Mrs. Bradshaw Bever-
ly Chichester, Mrs. Benjamin Viers
White. Mrs. John G. White. Mrs. Hart
ley Trundlean. Mrs. John Aldridge Glib
son.
Mr.. Harry w Smith, NJ. f. H.. Of the
Grafton and Loudoun hunt clubs. has
closed the hunting season in this section
and left for his home in Boston, Mass.
Arrangements have been made by the
Loudoun club to purchase the property
Of Mr.. T. II. Van Deventer. now leased by
them for q club house, and Mr.. Smith
has consented to return to Leesburg in
the fall for the next hunting season.
Mrs w Dade Hempstone has returned
to her home in this town after a visit
to friends in Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Mrs Thomas W. Edwards is the guest
Of Mrs. Echols in Lexington. Va
Miss Rebecca Lloyd Of Purcellville is
visiting friends in Washington.
Mr.. Harry T. Harrison. accompanied by
Mr. Charles F.. Harrison. left Thurs
day for a business trip to Florida and
Cuba.
Miss Nellie PotterfieId of Lovettsville
I, is visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs Preston Gibson is spending this
month in Alexandria
J Mrs. Anthony Dibrell is the guest o;
| Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Deventer al
Miss Mary Berkeley left Saturday
for visit to Mrs James p. Stephenson
in Washington
| Miss Florence Van DeVenter has re
turned to her home in this town after {
| visit 10 Miss Leila Moore in Waterford
Va.
| Miss Elizabeth Carter Davis IS TIL,
guest of friends in Charlottesville.
| Miss Ethel katsenburger Of Baltimore
is visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel Rinker
in this town
! Mrs Willard Franklin is visiting rela
tiveS in Baltimore.
Mrs Thomas Y. Dudley of Middlebure
has as her guest Mrs. Morris of New
York.
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Fat. or even fsttish women readers who want
to be In the mode this year must understand that
the demand is for lines. not curves and govern
themselves accordingly.
That means OFF with the fat. 1t has become
duty. Many trying exercise dieting
but ii is certain they will find these methods
too slow and unreliable. The cheapest and safest
way to get in form for the Directoire mode 10
by means Of Marmola Prescription Tablets Any
druggist tor the Marmola Company, Detroit,
Mieh.) will give you large-sized case OF these
elegant little fat reducers, containing a good
generous supply, for seventy five cents, and even
this quantity should be enough to make . d.
cided impression on your excess fat. Many have
lost much a pound day.
These Marmola Prescription Tablets may -
used with impunity and likewise perfect cons
dence. for. being made strictly In accordaDoo
with the famous Marmola Prescription. they ara
Of course. quite harmless. They are rather benz.
fetal than otherwise. in fact. never distufhin4
the stomach or causing . wrinkling OF the 60.
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Knights of Columbus Charity Ball.

At a large meeting OF the chapter held
in knights of Columbus Hall Friday
night much progress was reported by the
various subcommittee which are looking
after the details incident to the second
annual ball TO be held at the Arlington.
February 90. for the benefit of the Catholic
charitable institutions, It was decided to
distribute the net proceeds Of the ball to
ST. AIMS Infant Asylum, St. Joseph's
Male Orphan Asylum. st. Vincent's Fe-
male Orphan Asylum. st. Roses Indus
trial School, Little Sisters OF the Poor and
House Of the Good Shepherd. To these
institutions were distributed the proceeds
of the successful initial ball given by
the knights last year.
Cardinal Gibbons will be a patron and
the list OF patronesses will show a num-
Der Of influential names
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Tomorrow We Give Every Purchaser
a handsome souvenir. Opening Bissell's Baxsar
G and 18th streets.-Advk
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street northwest announce the engage
ment Of their sister, Rose Liberman OF
Philadelphia. Pa. to Philip Berton OF
Baltimore, Md.
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Overfatness Condemned.

Continued on Fifth Page.)
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Miss Katie Wildman entertained at
bridge in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Scribner of New York Thursday even
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Mrs Thomas W. Edwards is the guest
Of Mrs. Echols in Lexington. Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Clinton Srnoot have
returned from a visit to Chicago.
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Mrs. w. Dade Hempstone has returned
to her home in this town after a visit
to friends in Baltimore and Washing
ton.
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Miss Rebecca Lloyd Of Purcellville is
visiting friends in Washington.
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Mrs. George West IS entertaining q
house party during February at Tucka-
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Mr. Harry T. Harrison. accompanied by
Mr. Charles F. Harrison, left Thurs
day for business trip to Florida and
Cuba
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Miss Jean Brent has returned from a
visit to her uncle, Mr.. Prosser Tabb, in
Baltimore
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France. which is said to be the cradle OF
Christianity in that country. The abbey
was to be sold for a factory and was
saved by Lord Cliffords purchase.
For the spring season in London there
is one royal debutante, Princess Alex
andra. elder daughter Of the princess
royal and the Duke of Fife, who is pretty.
sweet smile. Since her august grand
father. King Edward. assembled the
throne the rigid etiquette of earlier times
has been much softened, so that this
young princess can sit out with her part
ners between dances at the royal balls.
instead of being instantly escorted back
to the royal box when the music ceases
She can go to other balls and parties with
only her lady in waiting
Lady Diana Manners. the pretty daugh-
ter of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland,
has already SO pleasantly impressed the
few with whom she has come in contact
that her "savoir faire" has earned her
the name Lady Perfect Manners" An
ty. but having a bright. pleasant face
and more than her share of brains and
accomplishments. Her aunts. who also
lacked good looks. were known in smart
society as tine Salisbury plains
The smart American debutante of 1909
will be Miss Nora Langhorne, who will
be taken about by her sister, Mrs. Wal
dorf Aston.
Miss Anna Portner gave a tea yester-
day in honor of her sister, Mrs William
Payne Meredith, a recent bride. In the
receiving party were Miss Marjorie Ale
shire, Miss Margaret Brooks, the Misses
Gatewood. Miss Clagett. Miss Elizabeth
Mabile and the Baroness Marie Won Paum-
gartten.
The officers hop at the navy yard last
night was another delightful event In the
series of Inequalities offered there this
season. Mrs. Leutze. wife Of Rear Ad-
miral Leutze, received with several other
matrons. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Loutxe
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Miss Florence Van Deventer has re-
turned to her home in this town after a
visit 10 Miss Leila Moore in Waterford.
Eo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-03
MAXWELL & co.
TRACTS

We have a nice little acre tract about
miles east of Topeka, all good garden
land and almost all in fruit and alfalfa.
Pretty good improvements. Owner wishes
to trade for city or Oakland property,
near car line. Price $500.
21s acres 21a miles east, all good garden
land with new improvements and lots of
young fruit, on main road. Owner works
in town and wishes to trade for inside
property, West side preferred. Price
So, 2OO
ia acres 515 miles from Topeka, well i'm
proved. near school and church. This is
a good farm. The owner not being able
to run farm herself. wishes to trade for
avenue or residence property. Now is
your chance. Price $1O5 per acre.
We have barrels of property listed, both
trades and for cash, city and farm. Salts
faction or your money back.
w. t. DAWSON. Room 2, Mulvane Bldg.
Ind. 1908. Res. 1Oss-R. 2. Bell AIS.
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LEGAL.

OFFICE of the city clerk of said city. Of
BILE for the cost of the improvement by
grading, curblng and paving Monroe
street Ta TO nd
nue. to Twenty-first street, Fillmore
street from First street to Fifth street.
Pierce street, Buchanan street from Fiji
tenth street to Sixteenth street, Boswell
avenue from Sixteenth street to Seven
alley west of Spruce street to Ella ave-
nue.. Eleventh street from Quincy street
to Monroe street, Thirteenth street from
jackson street to Van Buren,. street, Fif-
tenth street from Clay street to Lane
Grove avenue. Mulvane street from Hum
toon street to Fifteenth street. College
avenue from Huntoon street to Fifteenth
| for the grading and paving of alley be-
tween Polk. Tyler, Seventh and Eighth
peka avenue. a Third 1e and Fourth Streets
Also to hear any and all complaints
that may be made as to the validity and
tax to be assessed and levied on all lots,
pieces and parcels of ground liable for
| such assessment for the improvements of
| the streets above mentioned.
| In witness whereof. / have hereunto
city Of Topeka to be attached this nth
day of March, 1909. VIM. Green, mayor:
Attest, c: B. Burge, city clerk.
The public improvements committee to
whom had been referred the reports of
| the appraisers covering the pavement of
the streets outlined above, reported the
same back with recommendation that the
same be adopted, and on motion of Coun-
Gilman Tandy the report of the commit
tee was adopted
The reports of the appraisers were then
read and opportunity given for objec-
ton to be made. but none appearing.
4 they were each adopted by the following
vote: Ayes, Councilmen Blakely, Fraser,
Horn, Jordan, Lannan, Stanley, Tandy
and Van Ness; noes. none: absent,
Councilmen Howard, Hughes Kutz and
Miller.
No further business appearing, coun-
ell adjourned.
(SeaD c. B. BURGE,
| City Clerk
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FOR SALE-7 room modern, barng shade
fine location, splendid home, not far out
S. W.. $500.
room cottage, gas, elect, city water
barn, 11a lots, Taylor near 18th, $1,000.
rooms. modern. Governor Square. all
new fine place. Part time. $500
10 lots. room cottage, large barn
chicken houses, lots of fruit, blocks new
shops, 81, 400.
AZ acres Kaw bottom, room cottage
large barn, acres fruit, l acre alfalfa
chicken ranch, u mile out, $1,000
Nice room cottage, front and back
porch, gas, cement walks, 3 lots, Polk
and Morse, $3.50.
rooms, east front lots, stable, nice
place, Lowman Hill, 81, 800. Payments.
acres, new house. barn, fruit, neal
Seabrook, $500.
]. D. MILLER & CO., 615 Kan. Ave
Both Phones.
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Published in the Topeka State journal
April 3, 1909.

OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
M Souncl Sham6en Tqpeka Kansas snecis
session at SEVENTEEN o'clock p. m. with
the following counciImen present: Blake
nan Stanley Tsndy and Tan aesss
absent, Councilmen Howard, Kutz, and
Miller g.. Mayor Green in the chair.
is. in words and figures, as follows, to-,
Mayors office. Topeka, Kansas. March,
There win be a special meeting meeting of the
sas s st sevenffteen o'clock d. ma Tues
day. March 80, 1909. for the purpose of
hearing any and all complaints that may
be made to the valuation assessed by
| the appraisers as per their report on file
| in the office of the city clerk of said city.
liable for the cost of constructing a
| sewer in District No. Thirty-one I'D, as
| set forth by ordinance No. 1926 This dis
| trict is composed of the following terri.
| tory:
Beginning at the. intersection of the
center line of Euclid avenue and Bos-
well street; thence west along the center
| line of Euclid avenue to the center line
of Jewell street prolonged. southerly:
| thence north along the center line of
| Jewell street and It's prolongation to the
center line of Fourteenth street; thence
street to the center line of Boswell street.
| thence south along the center line of Bos-
avenue being the place of beginning; ali
! in the city of Topeka, Shawnee County,
Kansas.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
city of Topeka to be attached this 9th
day of March, 1909. Signed, VIM. Green:
mayor; Attest, c. B. Burge. city clerk
| The public improvements committee to
| whom had been referred the report of the
appraisers covering the above sewer, re-.
ported the same back with recommenda-
ton that at,d it be fadoptfe,d rna tho
| port of the committee was adopted.
| The report of the appraisers was then
read and opportunity given for OBJ
| lection to be made but none appearing.
| the report was adopted by the following
| vote: Ayes, Councilmen Blakely. Fraser,
Horn. Hughes. Jordan, Lannan, Stanley,
Tandy and Van Ness; noes, none: alb
sent. Councilmen Howard, Kutz and Mil
ler-3.
No further business appearing council
| adjourned.
| (SeaD c. B. BURGE,
CITY Clerk.