The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-12
LEGAL
published in The Topeka State Journais Sos
May Il, 1921 4sr.,s
ORDINANCE NO. 5O65.

ORDINANCE NO. 5065. else-
AN ORDINANCE authorizing and provid-zaf
Ing for the issuance c Of internal NJ impEogslsss
sas, to pay the cost Of constructing ,S s, ~
WHEREAS, the contract has been let for
the tct ms m 10 tS of g of II
No. 4947, approved March 8, 1920, and 49,
WHEREAS, the price for the construct
ton of said sewer amounts to the sum af1n
Eleven Thousand Six Hundred and Sev-5ge
enty-fiye Dollars and Thirty five Centsysts
WHEREAS, the amount of the cost osSas
said improvement, for which each lot and -.
and the owners thereof have been notified,xSc
as REQUIRED by law, to pay the same, and ass
the time for payment thereof has EXPIRED
and
improvement for which their respective losz40
sum Of Five ef Hundred Doi
lars and Twenty-six Cents ($577.26), leav-
ing net balance qnpa dd OF Ee N;a Ts0s
($11, 09s.09) for which amount bonds are re5~~~
h Fl g bf By THE OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY oEssib
Section / That internal Improvement
bonds of the City of Topeka in the sum
ana Nine cents ssiioes ooe. are hereby au-
thorzed to be is. issued to pay said Ia amou1t.sr
in Sewer District No. so of said city toSf5s
be paid in installments as hereinafter pro-rzee
V1ded-
Section q That the Mayor of the City Of -
Topeka, Kansas, be, and he is hereby aq-ege
thorized to execute twenty-three (23l bondsfsds
of Eleven Thousand Ninety-eight Dolaiysse
a a5b Hin s,d Cents es. Sai9gSSos,
nation of Five Hundred Dollars ($50o.O0l -.
each tS and One a. Of said bonds ;.s shal BE-
and Nine Cents ($9s.09). Such bonds shall -
be payable to bearer and shall bear date or
June J, 1921, at the rate of five per centum
e S snnu% a. said bns interest eS psysbSs
each year.; principal and interest to be
made d tgs s. s Of aa 5 the the
Topeka. Kansas; said bonds shall have
due and sad shall
be executed with the autographed or printed
The Mayor shall cause said bonds to be at.
tested by the city Clerk with the seal q
Board Boa coy q COMMITS ommSsion a ' shall Sesotists
and sell the same for not less than their face
ySq he and tS he Dss the ey
applied to the payment of the cost Of said
Improvement. Said bonds shall become due
on June i, 1922, two bonds of $4,000 each
on June i. 1923, three bonds Of 10000 EACH
On June ], 1924, three bonds of 10000 each
On June ], 1925, two bonds Of $4,000 each
on June J. 1926, two bonds Of $4,000 each
On June !, 1927. two bonds Of $4,000 each
ON June /, 1920, two bonds of 10000 escte
On June ], 1890, two bonds Of $4,000 eacix
i,
Section 3. Said bonds shall be numbered
from one ~ TO twenty-three (23) inclusive
and shall be known as General Improve
ment Bonds Of ,t The CITY Of Topeka e. X Kan
resigstered by the City Clerk in the City
Bond Register Of the City of Topeka, Kan
sas, and shall also be registered by the
Mayor and Board of Commissioners Of the
City of Topeka shall annually make pro-
and interest thereof as the same shall b.
come due by levying a special assessments
upon all the property liable therefor, wfts@H
interest at the rate Of five per centum (59Sy
section A. This ordinance shall take a
feet and be in force from and after Its pubs
LEGATION In the official city paper.
Passed the Board Of Commissioners, May
10th, 1921
Approved, May 11th 1871
ATTEST: Msyor.ss
(Seal) City Clerk.
First published IN TIE Topeka statS
Journal, Thursday, April p, 1911
In the Probate Court Of Shawnee County
In the matter Of the estate of John ..
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEsfENT~<
All creditors and III others interested 81
that on the 18th day of May 1921. X shall
apply 10 the Probate Court sitting at tks
Court House in the City of Topeka, shaw
settlement Of said estate and for an ord6R
of the Court finding and adjudging swh9
are the heirs Of John d. Freeman, deceased
You are further notified that ny clam
for compensation as Administrator and for
attorney fees aud other expenses necessan<
ly incurred in the administration Of seiq
estBte has been filed and, as ordered By tns
court. viii be heard on the said 14th dey
OF May. 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m.
BERNIcE FREEMAN, Administrator.