The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-30
LEGAL.
Published in The Topeka State Journal
August 80, 1901
OFFICIAL CITY coMM1ssIoN PRO-

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OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO-
Commission Chamber, Topeka, Kansas,
August %, 1910. The City Commission met
the following Commissioners present:
commissioners Bone, Holman, Miller and
randy; Mayor Billiard in the chair
Estimate of cost for building roof over
new wellat City Water Works Plant, sub
mitted by W. s. Fulton. City Engineer.
Commissioner Tandy. approved.
Plans and Specifications for constructing
Plant submitted by ". S. Fulton City
engineer, were presented, read and, on
motion of Commissioner Tandy, approved
fTlct No. "a. submitted by w: s. Fulton.
City Engineer. were presented, read and,
| proved.
Coimmunieation frem ". s: Fulton, City
NNneln ne advisng that the owners Of lots
AS and 447 Poplar Street. John Norton's
Second Addition to the city of Topeka,
| scented and read. On motion of Commits
sioner Tandy, the City Clerk was instruct
ed to have the same certified off the 1910
| Communication from W. S. Fulton, City
| Eng Engineer; advising that the owners of
| teen feet of lot No. Duane Street, John
| sons Second Addition to the City of To-
and east fifteen feet Of Of lot No IL ia also
| west eight feet of lot No. Duane Street.
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| was presented and read. On motion of
| Commissioner Tandy, the City Clerk was
instructed to certify the same off the 1910
Communication from H. l.. Cook, Secre-
ta-y of the State Fair Association, in re-
concerts during Fair week, was present
ed. read and, on motion of Commission
Tandy, referred to the Mayor.
Petition to create benefit district for
the purpose Of paving the cost of widen
to Locust Street, signed by Fred Conrad
| and number of Others. was presented:
streets Sire l and Pubic im In iiitaa .
| Petition to grade, pave. curb with COM
bined curb, and gutter Thirteenth Street
others, Was presented. read read and referred
to Commissioner of Streets and Public
Improvements.
Petition to construct a new cement side
| walk, five feet wide. from the north line
of lot No. Asa on the east side of College
Avenue to Munson Avenue, signed by w.
c. Dolaldsoh and a number OF others, was
presented, read and referred to Commits
| sioner of Streets and Public Improve
ments.
| Communication from The Topeka Milling
Company by g. w. Hackney in regard
built in front Of the Hackney Mill. having
sio G pp Of Streets and Pubic improve
ments, and G. o. Wilmarth, Chief of the
filed. 20 -
on motion of Commissioner Holman, the
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and wagon for use in the Police Depart
: rnent. .s.s. Z
An Ordinance creating Sewer District
No "a, defining the territory and estab-
fishing the boundary thereof, providing
; for an entire ana complete system, Of
sewerage in said district, and providing
for a special assessment to pay, for the
! construction of the sewer. in said district
} was presented by Commissioner Tandy;
first reading of the Ordinance
An Ordinance relating to the 1nstalla-
ton of tel electrical S wong anS nre
viding penalties for the violation thereof,
amending Sections 2, and - or Ordinance
!, repeating said original sections ?. 8 and II
of said Ordinance No: 1927 was presented
/ the Ordinance.
) An Ordinance appropriating money out
and 1T the e. Interest Fund to pay for bonds
and interest coupons due September l,
1910, was presented by Cem lnl sic s.r
writing by the Mayor, the Ordinance was
: taken up for final passage. Each section
ed. On roll call, the Ordinance was pass
ed by the following vote: Ayes, Commits
and Mayor Biliard@5. The title was read
The following resolution was presented
for first reading by Commissioner Miller,
and referred to Gommissioner of Streets
and Public improvements for investga-
''RESOLVED by the Board of Commits
sioners of the City of Topeka, that the
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!, quired to pave or maeadamize its tracks
on Adams Street between Second and
Fourth Streets in conformity with Sec.
ton of Ordinance No. 614 of said City.
| Commissioner Tandy moved that the
: City Attorney be, Instructed to notify the
different Railroad Companies to put their
tracks on First Avenue in shape according
to their agreement with the City, within
ten days time. and if said work is not
j done within the specified time, the same
| will be done by the City and charged to
: the several Railroad Companies, the mo-
. Bid for constructing roof on new well
at City Water Works Plant was received
from George w. Patterson and, on motion
of Commissioner Holman, rejected. On
motion of Commissioner Miller the City
Clerk was instructed to readvertise for
= bids, the same to be file by $50 o'clock
a. m, Saturday, september B. 1910
} city Engineer be instructed to prepare a
! new estimate for the cost of constructing
a roof on the new well at the City Water
| Works Plant, which motion prevailed.
Christian Church Convention to be held
! In the City of Topeka from October II to
vacant aD lot immedistey south Of the Audi
i; sion Chamber from the hours of II to :
each day. during the Convention, was, on
: on motion of Commissioner Holman, a
recess taken until 1870 O'Clock
Petition to create a benefit district of
| the Fourth Ward for the purpose of pay
ing the cost of condemning and appro-
priating for public park purposes. the
Second street rea and Western Avenue and
Polk Street, known as the Farnsworth
| Tract, and also the tract of land between
| Western Avenue and Polk Street, First
: Street and the G. r. I. & p. r. R., and
known as the I.akin Homestead, signed
: by E. S. Pettyjohn and number of 9th
| ers owners of real estate in said Fourth
. Ward, was presented. read and referred
to Commissioner of Parks and Public
Buildings.
No further business appearing, on mo-
: ton of Commissioner Miller, Commission
/ Qdf O'Clock a m
Thursday September LIST. 1910.
ISeal1 c. B. BURGE,
81 City Clerk.
) First published in The Topeka State
Fl Journal Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1901