The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-13
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WILDER J. Greer. Lots Nos 1o2-1O4 COL
J. K schriver. Lots Nos. n1-ns College
avenue,
Amos Longaker. Lots Nos. 1891 Col
Oswald WIrth. Lots Nos 1Os-1os College
VIM. W. BolIard. Lots Nos. s5a-ss Col
n. S. Amos. Lots Nos. s1-ss College
Mrs ]. NJ Richardson. Lots Nos. 77-a
Mrs. Sarah 4. Mines. Mrs. Fannie NJ.
L. c. Sehnacke, Lots Nos 1I4-1I6-I1S-ia0
college avenue,
Z No. 164 College avenue.
Annie Weir, Lots Nos. 16s-171-17s-175- III
Mrs s 4. Ait, Lots Nos. 1ee-111-11s Col
8. W. Hunt. s. 4 Lots Nos 7O-s Wal
A. G. Axteu, Lots Nos. 1922 College
BY ". A Neiswanger, Lots Nos. IA to
The Delta Phi Alumni Assn of Wash
burn College, by J.. A Mcclure. Pres.
Protest against the paving of MuIvane
street, from Huutoon street to Thirteenth
street with vitrffed brick. presented FEB.
/, 1909, and referred to the streets ard
walks committee, was reported back with
the information that. the protest was Suf-
heient to prevent the pavement and with
recommendation that the paving be not
allowed The report of the COMMITTEES was
adopted on motion of Councilman Jordan
avenue, from Huntoon street to Fifteenth
street with vitrifed brick, presented Feb.
/, 1903, and referred to the streets and
walks committee, was reported back with
the inform alton that the protest is SUI
hcient, and that under the law the mayor
and council have no power to construct
the curbing and paving covered by the
petition therefor On motion Of Council
man Jordan the report OF the committee
was adopted.
Communication from c. c. Nicholson.
relative to bill of $40 covering the cost
of repairing the pavement under the water
crane on e. Eighth avenue, presented
Feb. 1. 1903, and referred to the streets
with recommendation that the city bear
one half the expense G2S-70l. and on mo-
ton OF Councilman Jordan the report Of
the committee was adopted
Resolution instructing the street COM
missioner to remove the stone abuttment
Kansas avenue, presented Jan {. 1909. and
referred TO the streets and walks COM
Inittee, was reported back with recon-
mendation that it be placed on file. The
report OF the committee was adopted on
motion of Councilman Jordan
Communication from W. j. Ricken-
bacher regarding street signs, presented
Jan. 4, 1909. and referred to the streets and
recommendation that the communication
be placed on file. and on motion of Coun-
Gilman Jordan the report of the commit
tee was adopted
Petition for a drain at the intersection
OF Auntoon and Mulvane streets, present
ed Feb l, 1903 and referred to the streets
and walks committee was reported back
with recommendation that it be referred
to the street commission in connec+ion
with the city engineer for their fnvestfga
ton and report. On motion of Council
man Jordan the report of the committee
Petition for an alley between Madison
and Jefferson streets on East Tenth ave
the streets and walks eonnni zee. was re-
ported back with recommendation that
the petition be fled. and on motion of
Councilman Jordan the report of the com
m1ttee was adopted
Protest against the paving of Mulvane
street. from Thirteenth street to Fiji
teenth street with yftrifIed brick. pre-
scented Feb. l. 1903. and referred to the
streets and walks eonnr1itfee waS renort-
ed back with the information that the
protest was sufficient and that under the
law the mayor and council had no power
petition therefor. The report of the COM M
ntttee was adopted on motion of Council
man Jordan.
The streets and walks committee sub
m1tted the following report:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
OF the City of Topeka. Gentlemen Your
committee on streets and walks, to whom
was referred the matter of changing the
fea1-e 20 re1orf ttst 80 hat Ie ,f us
considered said matter. and recommend
the names of said streets to be changed a
prescribed IN the ACCOMMODATING Ordi-
nance The report of the committee was
on motion of Councilman Jordan.
ing the remission of a fine of $500 as
sesSed against her in the police court of
i5s. and referred to te 5ndie1ary e Com
nnittee in connection with the city attoe-
ney. was reported back with recon-
mendation that the matter be referred to
the mayor, with request for his Ieniency.
The report Of the committee was adopted
on motion Of Councilman STANLEY. The
mayor asked the council to remit the fine
by the following vote: Ayes. Cou1ciI11en
ENv-9z r6 Ia n
Miller, Stanley, Tandy and Van Ness-9;
noes. none; absent. Councilman BIakely,
Horn and Hughes.
An ordinance changing the names of
certain streets in the city of Topeka, Kan
sas, was presented and read. On motion
of Councilman Tandy an emergency was
declared, Rule Is suspended and the ordi-
nance taken up for Immediate passage
Each section was read and on separate
motion adopted. Being placed on final
passage it was adopted by the following
Mile StsnIey TaIIs J9r4 van
Ness; noes. Couneilnen BIakeIy, How
ard and Hughes3; absent, Councilman
HoTn-I; excused from voting, Councilman
Kutz-1
An ordinance amending Sec OF Ordf
nance No. 1892, approved May 5, 1904, rela-
tive to the use OF the Auditorium and pre-
scribing rules to govern the same, as
aInended by ordnance No Z5o4, approved
March 13, 1865. and repeating said Section
as amended by said Ordinance No. 1854.
was presented and read On motion of
Councilman Tandy an emergency was de-
clared. Rule IS suspended and the ordi-
nance placed on final reading Each sec
ton was read and on separate motion
adopted Being placed on final passage
the ordinance was adopted by the follow
ing vote: Ayes, CouneiImen BIakely,
Fraser, Howard. Hughes, Jordan. Kutz,
Iannan, Miller, Stanley, Tandy and Van
Ness-11; noes, none; absent, Councilman
HorH-I The title was read and ap-
proved
An ordinance amending Section II of
Ordinance No. 2szs. approved Sept. s. 1906.
relating to the compensation or salaries OF
city officers and employees, was presented,
read and referred to the committee on
ways and means.
An ordinance changing the names of
certain streets in the city of Topeka. Kan
sas Second ward), was presented and
read On motion of Councilman Miller
F2I1Ia an er7ar9arcv do