The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-15
LEGAL,

Auburndale, signed by Mrs. n. A. Nc
! rnersen and a number of others, was pre-
: senteo' read and referred to the commits
ments
communication, signed by Mrs. H. Leiht
| ana John Hanson, withdra wing their
names from the protest against the pro
| posed sewer in Auburndale was roresen.-
eu. read and filed in connection with the
Petltion to specially illuminate Sixth
anenue from the east curb line of Jackson
steet 10 the west curb line of Quincy
| street signed by James Wall and a nm
per OF others, was presented. read and re
IerTed TO the commissioner of streets ana.
l pur4hG Improvements. to check up the
uIlciency of the signers.
Ieuuon TO specially illuminate Seventh
street teet from Kansas avenue to Quincy
street singed by @. J. Mulvane and a
number and a number of Others. was nre-
sented read and referred to the commits
sloner OF streets and public improve
signers. - ~
Communication from Mrs. N C. Elder.
GInalrnian State Civics Committee, of
cream up day for Topeka, was present
ana read Commissioner Miller moved
lnat the mayor be authorized to issue a
p1Ioclamation, designating Saturday, April
5th, 1913. as ''clean up day which mo-
non prevailed by the following vote
TsHdy ce and Ms st1tts Miller and
Commissioner Bone-1
communication from A. r. Young. city
lions for electric sign TOPEKA wa /,
presented and read. Commissioner Miller
moved that the plan and specifications
De referred to the commissioner of streets
and public improvements for the purpose
OF comforting with the committee from
vailed Pi
An Ordinance authorizing and provid-
ing Tor the issuance of internal improve
sas to pay the cost of special improve
nients herein named was presented foe
first reading.
An Ordinance relative to the use of vot-
ing machines at the general city election,
10 be held in the City of Topeka Shaw
nee nee County, Kansas. on Tuesday, April /,
1913, was presented for first reading.
fetitlon for the condemnation and APP
preparation of land for the opening of
bounded by Woodruff and Seward ave-
nues and Oak and Crane streets. pre-
scented to commission on February II.
1913, and referred to he commissioner of
streets and public improvements, was re-
ported by with the following recon-
mendation: Your commissioner of streets
and public improvements to whom was
referred the within petition, recommends
that IT be granted and that the engineer
make the the plat and that the city attorney
adopted on motion of Commissioner
Tandy.
Contract and bond for the extension of
a water main on Sixth avenue from Law
renee street to Market street. were pre-
scented and read. Commissioner Miller
liioNeu that the mayor De authorized 10
sign the contract subject to the approval
of the bond by the city attorney.
Annual Report of the Superintendent OF
the Municipal Electric Lighting Plant for
the year 1912, was presented and filed.
The appraisers report covering the
grading and paving of certain streets.
avenues and alleys during the year 1915.
was presented. Commissioner Tandy
moved that the mayor be authorized to
call special meeting for Thursday,
March q. 1913. at 1900 O'Clock a. M, fo-
the purpose of considering said report,
to hear any and all complaints that may
be made to the validity and fairness
of the valuation placed by the appraisers,
which motion prevailed.
An Ordinance appropriating money out
of the General Improvement Fund, was
presented for first reading.
No further business appearing, on mo-
ton of Commissioner Stotts. commission
adjourned to meet at II 100 O'Clock a. m
Saturday, March Is, 1913.
ISeal1 c. B. BURGE,
CITY Clerk