The Topeka state journal. [volume], October 11, 1906, Last Edition, Page 9, Image 9

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'TOFEJZA DAILT SATS " - JOimirAI' THURSDAY v 'EVEITinQ, OCTOBEB 11, 1903.
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'IB -ISISCILLWEOES ADS.
REAL E8TATE TRANSFERS.
V. L. Botsford to J. Hamilton, lots
679, 6--1 and 63 Branner St., orch
ard. Place sub-div 1
J. A. Wiiey to H. W. Linilerman, lots
16, 17, IS and 20 Orchard St., Hart
sock's sub-div 1,700
J. H. Ciaybo-rne to same, lots 21, 22
and 23 Orchard St., Hurtsoek's sub
div 1
W. L. Osborne and wife to S. M. Ev
ans, part N. K. 23-11-16 190
J. Skidmore to L. Heck, hits 393. 395,
397 and 399 Strait ave., J. W. Mor
ris' add 200
I. E. Lock to P. Mahoney, lot 234
Jefferson St., Hollid:ty's add 2,200
J. W. Doron and wife to L. Heck,
lots 708, 7', 7K 711. 712 and 713
J. W. Doron's Walnut Park sub
div 330
N. Parr and wife to M. Hass. part
of the N. E. M 4-11-13. $3,900
G. M. Crawford and wife to L. Als
dorf, lot 235) Adams St., Holl!day-s
add 1,100
M. C. Hotigham to R. C. Bund, lot
149 Clay st 1.450
C. W. Siieppard to G. W. Sheppard,
lots S5, &7 and Si) Redden ave., Eu
clid Park add 2,500
H. F. Blanchard and wife to E. Ho
ley, lots 812 to fx inclusive. Golden
ave., block F, Hill's sub-div 1,3i
F. Lockhart and wife to Z T. Fitz
gerald, lots 4"9. 411 and 413 Quincy
St., Paramore's 1st add 850
WAVTFT) TTT ITTOXI
WHPV vnn want tr h!r fl man OT boy.
call up Y. M. C. A. Ind. tel. or rseu
1. 907 red
We nave a list or men aim
refefences concerning them.
Employment bureau, 9th. and
confidential
T, M. C. A.
Quincy sts
WANTED MALE HELP.
WAM'fcU-i'i.n clasa
Cre&;nerie restaurant.
"WANTED Men for sugar heet factory in
Colorado, wages $2.10 and up. Capital
Employment Agcy., 811 Kansas ave.
WANTED A boy or man to do chores on
a small place a short distance out. Ap
ply to Chivers'.
WANTED A good, steady, honest errand
boy. Apply to Chivers' Topeka Steam
dye works.
WANTED Laborers sugar beet factory
western Kansas, wages 25c hour. Cap.
Employment Agency, Sll Kansas ave.
WANTED An experienced gas fitter at
219 W. 6th st. Lockowitz.
-WANTED
A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED DRt
GOODS CLERK. ONE THAT IS ESPE
CIALLY GOOD IN UNDERWEAR AND
HOSIERY CAN COMMAND A GOOD
SALARY.
J. E. CROCKETT & CO.,
TOPEKA, KAN.
$15.25.
Chicago ami Return tla Rook Island.
Ticketa on sale Oct. 13 and 14. Lim
ited for return Oct. 22.
Low Oue-Way Rates.
To many points In California. Ore
gon, Washington from via Union Pa
cific, every day from August 27 to Oct.
31. 1906.
$20.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City,
to Butte. Anaconda and Helena.
$22.50 to Pendleton and Walla
Walla, to Spokane and Wenatchee
Wash.
$25.00 to San Francisco, Lob An
geles, San Diego and many other Cali
fornia points; to Everett, Fairhaven,
Whatcom, Vancouver, Victoria and
Astoria; to Ashland. Roseburg, Lu
tene, Albany and Salem via Portland;
to Portland, or to Tacoma and Seattle'
fend to many other points. Inquire of
F. A. Lewis, City Ticket Agent, of J.
C. Fulton. Depot Agent.
"TTow to Make Good Roads."
Ih the title of a pamphlet distributed
free by the Union Pacific on the proper
building and maintenance of country
roads. It describes at length the Fplit
log drag for grading and surfacing and
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points out tne remrkatile results and
benefits which will accrue to the farm
er who uses it. Inquire of
E. L. LOMAX,
Gen. Pass. Agent Union Pacific R R
Co., Omaha, Neb.
V Low Rates Via Union Pacific.
-.,.". $26.M to Ojden or Salt Lake City and
J v return, first and third Tuesdays. June
Yto Noveiaber, inclusive.
J'' I30.C3 to Ogden or Salt Lake City and
return, every day, to September 30.
$34.30 to Helena and Butte and return,
first and third Tuesdays. June to No
vember, inclusive.
Inquire of F. A. Lewis. city ticket
agent, 625 Kansas avenue, or J. C Ful
ton, depot agent,
above result.
Home Visitors' Excursions, Santa Fe.
On October 19th the Santa Fe will
sell tickets to points in Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan. New York. Kentucky. West
Virginia, Ontario and Pennsylvania.
The territory includes the more Im
portant points such as Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Columbus, Detroit, Fort
Wayne, EvansviHe. Indianapolis, Log
ansport, Louisville, Niagara Falls,
Parkersbnrg. Springfield, Toledo. To
ronto, Wheeling and many other
points. For full information address
T. L. KING, Agent. Topeka.
Go to New York on the Ih!jh.
Double Track Scenic highway. Con.
Beets at Buffalo or Niagara Fall with
sll lines from the west. Write Passen
ger Department, Lehigh Valley R. R..
&A8 South Clark street. Chicago. I1L
Los Angeles, San Francisco and Other
California Point $25.00 Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale dally commencing
August 27th to Oct. '.fist. Good in
Tourist Sleeping cars and free Chair
cars.
Chicago and Return $15.25 Via
Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale Oct. 13 and 14, final
sait returning Oct. 22.
WANTED A good real estate hustler
with hotee and baggy. Address Hust
ler, care Journal.
WANTED Boarders and roomers at 31
' Monroe st. -
WANTED Man and wife for work nbout
house .and barn, good wages to experi
enced persons. 703 Taylor St.
WANTED At Billard farm, 2 miles N.
E. of city, 12 men or boys to dig sweet
potatoes. . - " .
WANTED At once, blacksrmth and help
er at 213 E. 6th st. J. A. Bedwell.
WANTED 15 carpenters for sugar beet
factorv west, 4'"c hour; transportation
furnished. Cap. Emp. Agcy., Sil Kan. ave.
TO TAILORS Wanted a good bushelman
at Chivers.
WANTED Boys with bicycles at good
wages. Intiuire 621 Kansas ave.
WANTED Plumbers' helper, : one with"
some experience in pipe fitting. W.
Wells, 12Mi Mulvane s't.
WANTED
Experienced shoe salesman. Good posi
tion for right man.
JONES DRY GOODS CO.
AGENTS to write accident and health in
surance for Bankers' Accident Co., of
Des Moines. Call Mr. Lunger, National
hotel, or write 312 Kansas City Life bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED 2 good steady men for perma
nent position. Apply to 702 Jackson st.
SALESMEN To sell our choice nursery
stock, good wages paid; stock guaran
teed true to name. For terms write the
Knight Nurseries, Lawranoe. Kan.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED Two dining room girls at the
Fifth Avenue hotel.
WANTED Experienced marker and as
sorted Mutual Laundry Co., 3d-Quincy.
WANTED An experienced white giri for
housework, best wages. .703 Taylor st.
WANTED Ten girls at Otto Kuehne's
preserving works.
WANTED Experienced waitresses for
Texas, $22.50 mo., board, room and pass.
Capital Emp. Agcy., Sll Kansas ave.
WANTED Girl for general housework at
once. 41 Tyler St.
WANTED An experienced saleswoman.
References required. Address X. X. X-,
cure Journal.
WANTED A girl to press skirts and lin
ings at Chivers', a steady Job for the
winter.
LADIES, use Triumph pills for menstrual
disorders. Always reliable and effective.
A faultless remedy, free. National Med.
Institute, Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED A woman that wants to learn
to make vests. Call at I. Gilberg, Cope
land hotel, basement.
WANTED Good woman 2d cook. $37.50
mo. Cap. Emp. Agency, Sll Kansas ave.
WANTED Girl for general housework at
once. S4 a week. S01 W. 6th at.
WANTED Experienced housekeeper, wo
man capable of taking charge of home,
small family, good wages to right party.
Add. Mrs. B. B. Sharon, 101S Tyler st.
WANTED MISCELLAXEOT7S.
I pay highest cash prices for your cast
off clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats.
Drop a card or call Ind. tel. 1573. Bell
tel. 200. G. Gordon,: 435 Kansas ave.
WANTED Horses suitable for delivery
wagons, must be sound and wt. 1100 to 1200
pounds. Mutual Laundry, 3d and Quincy.
WANTED Good second hand furniture,
carpets and matting. See A. L. Bowers,
904 E. 4th st. Residence tel 3831 Ind.
WANTED The use of a horse for its
keep, good feed and care taken of it. Ap
ply to Chivers' Topeka steam dys works.
WANTED Car load fresh milk cows to
ship to Mexico, Jerseys. Holsteins and
all "ood fresh or coming fresh cows. So4
Kansas ave.
WANTED To rent a barn, must be close
In and have good floor. Address, by
letter, "Automobile," care State Journal.
WANTED You to know S. E. Martin.
M. D , cancer specialist, has removed to
Keith block, SIS Kansas ave. Room 10.
WE pay highest cash prices for your east
off clothing, shoes, hats, overcoats. Drop
us a card or call Ind. tel. 1533. Abe Jacob
son, 500 Kansas ave.
-WANTED
Highest price paid for veal calves at
THE WILLIAM GREEN GROCERY CO
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished rooms. 512
Quincy st. Modern.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished large front
room suitable for two. House all mod
ern. 921 Topeka ave.
FOR RENT 3 rooms furnished or unfur
nished for housekeeping. S. C. B., Journal.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, $5 and 31
per month. 313 Quincy st.
FOR RENT Strictly modern, nicely fur
nished rooms. Just what you want for
winter. Ills Kansas ave. Phone Dly 'i.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, one for
light housekeeping. 61S Monroe St.
FOR RENT Furnished room in modern
house near Washburn. Room, Journal.
FOR RENT 435 Tyler st, furnished room
strictly modern, suitable for 2 gentle
mem. First class board next door.
FOR RENT Large front room in modern
house. Call at baa Topeka ave.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, furnace
heat, bath, bowl, closet. 523 Van Bu-
ren st. -
FOR RENT 3 rooms, all modern conven
iences, ilo . Cm st.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light
nouseiteeping .ill Madison st.
FOR RENT- Modern furnlshad rooms for
gentlemen. 717 Topeka ave. Tel. 799.
FOR RENT HOrsTES.
FOR RENTTOTWetTrnaveTTr
modern, gas. $25.00. Shawnee Agency,
534 Kansas ave
FOR RENT 6 room house 132S Tyler st.
FOR RENT 7 room house, gas, bath, cis
tern. 1130 Polk st. P'hone 16.
HOUSE FOR RENT.
i room house, city water, gas, cistern,
neat and clean. Rents $15.
No. 134 Western ave. -
LUTHER C. BAILEY,
Phone 990 2.
FOR RENT Home of five rooms, good
repair, 1?3 Emmett st. Inquire next door
iH-U I. II.
F.R RENT S room house and barn 1229
x ciiLiaj e., aiso room nouse and
bam 1170 Grand ave. A. P. Wilson, 413
""s ave. .Born pnones 13S4.
P"5.rR?:,NJrheap- nlce 7 room cottage.
i-L . ALii. uraa, cistern.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
GET IN WE'RE
GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR- ...
YOU CAN'T TAKE THE ELEVATOR OUTSIDE THE BUILDING. , ' ' "' -AFTER
IT GOES UP, AND STAYS UP, YOU'LL HAVE TO WALK IF YOU
-iO . UP. SEE? , : .
That's slang, but it expresses the home-owning proposition in Topeka.V .-Ground,
floor means "NOW." "Elevator going up" means , that your property, :is-rising. In
value. If you don't buy "NOW" you won't get the rise, will you?, '. . .
Know Topeka is growing fat, don't you? Want to quit paying rent, if it's
cheaper to own a home of your own, don't you? Want to sell that home a a'
profit some day, don't you? Want to live comfortably while you're waiting, don't
you ? .
Then buy in WESTLAWN. IN THREE MONTHS you will have'to jay more
for lots there than you do now; in SIX MONTHS you'll have to take the leavings;
in TWELVE MONTHS you won't get anything there at all unless you get it from
the other fellow, who thought quicker than you did, and at his price. Just a few
points of advantage:
The last tract of land that can ever be developed and sold so near in; nothing
but modern homes;no rented houses; no stores; no shops; no livery stables; no nar
row streets: no houses nearer the streets than others: no high taxes; no 'lack of'
conveniences; no further out than you can walk in fifteen minutes. "
Lota ranging from $275 to $500; several houses now finished, $3,100 to $5,00". These
houses are ready to move into, all painted and papered, with all conveniences. If
you want to do your own building, all you have to do is to put up a, house costing
at least $2,000. In Westlawn Annex a little less, if you wish, .
Over 20 houses already built; only about fifty sites in all; 20 more houses in the
next few months. If you wait, where will that put. you? If you, don't, see how
much more your place will be worth. . - - . , . , , j.
Call at home of Manager Lytle, 908 Lane, or call up ',. . ..
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,- . . ' - .
(Sole Agents.) ...
107 E. SEVENTH ST. . ..
INT). TEL. Iff.
HORSES
$350 worth of horses; will trade for vacant lots that are worth- money. Will
pay some difference. - . .' , .
What have you to trade? - -- ;
BENEDICT
627 KANSAS
IND. TEL. 97.
HAVE MOVED
MY OFFICE
TO
113 WEST SIXTH ST.
IND. PHONE 1428.
BELL 1369 RED.
Please note changes In your Tele
phone Book.)
DAVID L. LAKIN.
. 113 WEST SIXTH AVE.
FOR SALE:
Four lots at the corner of Green St. and
Indiana ave., Oakland, east front, on
car line, only $425 326 Arter ave., 5 rooms,
3 lots, $1,000. P. C. Moore, office corner
Wabash and Indiana ave., Oakland.
FOR SALE 5 room modem cottage, good
property; owner leaving city. 409 B. 10th.
FOR SALE 6 best east front lots Indiana
ave.. Highland Park. $250. P. C. Moore,
Oakland, Kan. Ind. tel. 3951.,
GEO. it. NOBLE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.
Some Special Farms and City Bargains.
435 KAN. AVE. OPP. POSTOFFICE.
FOR SALE Good 6 room house in fine
shape. Owner leaving city. 505 E. 6th St.
FOR SALE Residence and 4 lots 723 West
Sixth st. Part cash. Mrs. C. C. Baker,
premises.
FOR RENT- HPESKS..
FOR RENT 5 room new cottage 16th St.
ana w asnDurn ave. inquire xw Quincy.
FOR RENT A snap, If rented soon, 7
room house. H. S. Day .& Co., 513 Kan
sas ave. Bell phone 1506.
FOR RENT 4 room house In Highland
park, $6 month, l1 blocks from car line.
Telephone J. Chubb, Ind. tel. 2671.
FOR RENT A comfortable dwelling at
S21 Fillmore St., steam heat, natural gas
and electric light, modern plumbing. See
G. A. Morse. Hall Lithographing Co. '
FOR RENT:
S room modern house, furnished. Will
make special price to right party.
S. A. SCOTT, 615 Kansas Ave.
FOR RENT Modern 8 room house at 1321
Tyler St., good Darn. J. Thomas Lum
bei Co.. 213 W, cth St. -- . -
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT 2 office rooms, steam heat.
hot and cold water, suitable for doctor
or dentist. Inquire Cremerie restaurant.
FOR RENT 8 rooms, 5 acres, 2 miles out
and A mile to car. Ind- tel. 3212.
FOR RENT Desirable modem 7 room
flats S27 Tyler st. Inquire 906 Quincy st.
FOR RENT Barn, 3 stalls. 77 W. 6th St.
FOR RENT Store room and basement.
Inquire room 20, Veal block.
FOR RENT Store building at 132 Kansas
ave.. after Sept. 15. Now occupied by the
Symms Grocery Co. Inquire Thomas Lum
ber Co.. 213 W. 6th st.
FOR PALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, loose or baled.
F. A. Titus, Ind. tel. 8783.
I HAVE GOOD BARGAINS IN SUR
reys, top buggies, runabouts and spring
wagons. Call and see them. Repairing,
painting, trimming and rubber tires.
E. G. KINLEY.
Repository .110 W. 5th. 424-426 Jackson St.
FOR SALE On Aikire farm, Vi Interest
in 90 acres of corn In the field and
shock; also timothy hay and kaffir corn.
E. ALKIRE.
FOR SALE Square piano, $25. 921 E. 6th.
FOR SALE OR RENT 100 typewriters,
.- all makes, new and 2d hand. The. Mac
Do.wt-11 Ol'ice Supply CO.. S14 Kan. ave.
FOR SALE One 150 egg new Sure Hatch
incubator. 513 Fillmore St.
FOR SALE Good single harness. ctt un
der surrey, new rubber tires. 203 Clay.
" ' APPLES
King Fruit Farm, 7i mileG E. of town.
Jonathan and Winr-sap wind falls and
culls 5 to 15c per bu. Bell tel. 3806 black.
EARL MILLELR. Mgr.
FOR SALE Large size "Favorite" base
burner, almost new. 1325 Jackson St.
FOR SALE $300, 2 Capital routes, No.s. i
and 24. Call room 2, 509 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE The old reliable Fast Mali
pump and a good line of ciieap pumps,
roofing and tinwork; all work guaranteed.
Ri nner & Warren, 327 Kansas ave.
priE .SALE Fine family mare and cow.
cheap, W. 10th St., opposite Sach's green
house- 1. J. vt lggim, ma. tel.
1134.
FOR SALE A Garland range, 18 Inch
oven; also rug. size 8 by 10, both in
good condition. 1434 Harrison st.
FOR SALE Apples at Dalton orchard, 24
miles north of Grantvllle. 15c on trees,
5 and 10c on ground.
FOR SALE Lunch stand with popcorn
and peanuts, good location and doing a
trood business, making good money, satis
factory reasons for selling. 827H Kan. ave.
roS SALE 600 business cards for 11. M:
1st class printing at proportionate rates.
Trapp, 71 Kansas ave.
FOR SALEREAL ESTATE.
GO TNG UP!
BELL TEL. 1431 RED.
FOR LOTS.
& CO.,
AVE. '. ''.- - --
. - SELL 1415 RED.
HOMES ON. PAYMENTS.
6 rooms, cellar, 1V4 lots, good condition,
4 blocks 'from shops. Price $1,500; $100
down, $15 per month.
4 homes on west side., ranging 4n price
from $1,200 .to .$1,800; $U00" down, $13 to $20
per month. '
Modern homes at moderate prices and
terms.
GARLINGHOUSE REALTY CO.,
IND. TEL. 1606.
. . BELL 1590 RED.
608 KANSAS AVE.
FOR SALE Fine modern house 431 Clay,
at a bargain.. Inquire of L. E. Strauss,
107 E. 7th st. ..''.--
FOR SALE- My property . and bakery
business at 3015 West ,6th, 5 rooms and
store, bake shop and tiist class oven. Mrs.
Galbreath. ' '
HOME FOR SALE:
8 room houses 5 lots, Auburndale, $1,000.
S A. ;SCOTT, 615 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE C room house and 2 lots 1017
Jefferson st. north; payments. M. Heery.
FOR - ATE ,M!(f FTXAN'KOra
FOR SALE Cheap, good big mare; also
pony, an '.tayior st.,,JNortn Topeka.
FOR SALE Family horse. surrev. runa
bout, cow, gas range, 2 sets harness, cut
ter, walnut bedsteady. Sim, 404 Woodlawn.
FOR SALE Or trade for cow, work
horse. 4.30 Lafayette, sty. Bell 4212 red.
FOR'SALKGood 2 fcand lumber at new
- Independent-tieierlhon' buileTing, Jackson
st.-, between Sth and'i!th,:-Topeka; Cud
worth, Axtell & Co. . . -
FOR SALE Good milk cow U72 Grand
ave. Call after 5 p. m." , . . '.
FOR SALE 2d toand lumber, sash doors,
store fr6nts, etc. M: Heery, 326 Monroe.
FOR SALE Oak heater and wood stove.
516 Monroe st. .
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 good Topeka,
hotels. Call at office for particulars. A.
P. Tone Wilson. Jr., 413 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE 2 fine oak billiard tables and
1 oak pool table. Geot D. . Butts, 921 E.
6th st.
FOR SALE--Furniture and new gas range
at 1328 Tyler st. Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 12 and 13.
FOR SALE Ntce stock confectionery dcti
Ing good business, invoice about $450.
Craver & Co., 110 W. -6th jt, ,
FOR SALE Good mare 835 Chestnut st
FOR SALE Young milk cow. R. H. Ba
ker, 624 Kansas ave; "
T X. JONES. 525 Van Buren, trims trees
hedges, etc. Cares for cemetery lots.
CIDER WORKS.
PURE apple cider, fresh every dy, 20c
per gallon, delivered. Washburn's cider
works. Ind. phone 6051.
LOST AND TX)ITNT, "
LOST idelil'Touircam'r
gold, point, diamond' tip. "Returrt to 1013
Locust st. for reward. - - v.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE TOPEKA BARr"eTTANDBOX
Manufacturing Co. can furnish you with
apple barrels and boxes in .an quantity.
Tel. 13S7
MONET.
AlvjNii.Y to luaa iur farm and city uiuu-
erty at the lowest rates and easiest, termj.
Moon, Charles & Co, 116 E. Fifth at.
MONEY to loan live stock, pianos, per
sonal security, household goods, typewrit
ers. W. E.. Scguine, 413 K. A. Ind. tel. 1179
MONEY to loan on personal 'property
payment $1.25 week will pay off loan $2$
in 25 weeks. G. H.- Flintham,. notary
public. 906 East Fourth , st. lad., tel. 977.
MONEY to' loan on live stock, pianos, or
gans. typewriters, household goods axj
pesonal security. L. B:c.oe. res Kan. avu.
PLUMBING.
LOUIS LOCKOWITZ. expert plumber and
gas fitter, 219 W. 6th st. Ind. tel. 1079.
VITAL SCI ENCE.
C. W. CROPSEY; VITAL POWEJR.
Treats all diseases without medicine; 15
years with the Carson college, Kansas
City. Consultation free. 822 Kansas avfc,
Topeka. (Permanent resident.)
PAVING.
UTAI CITY VllKlyitU BHltk .A
PAVING CO,. 11S W. Sth t. Mfgrs. of
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TOWIiOM?fAY'l?o1
known that my application ia now on
file in the office cf the probate court of
Shawnee county, Kan., asking for a per
mit to sell intoxicating liquors according
to law at No. 6S0 Kansas ave., In the
6cond ward of the' eitjr of Topeka,
Shawnee county, state of Kansas. Heax
tng is set for th ;ltb. day of- October,
at a. m. W. F. LAJva.
LEGAL.'
Published In The Topeka State Journal
Oct. 11, iSMj.l
OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
Council Chamber, Topeka, Kan.,'
; Oct,. 8..49V6. -.
Council met In regular session pursuant
to the adjournment of October 1, 19o6, with
the -folio wing cimnctlmen present Green,
Griley, Holliday, Horn, Howe, Hughes.
Jordan, Montgomery, Jvrops, Shimer and
Swendson 11. Absent Simms1. Mayor
Davis presiding.
On motion of "CoilrlCiTman Home the
reading of the mitrutes sof the . previous
meeting was 'dispensed.' with and they
were approved as printed in the official
city paper.
Petition of property owners relative to
the pavement between 12th and Huntoon
sts., on Western ave., was presented,
read and referred to the committee on
streets and waiks by the following vote:
Ayes Councilmen Horn, Howe, Jordan,
Montgomery, Nipps, Shimer and Swend
Eon 7. NoesGreen, Ciriley, Hoiliday and
Hughes 1.
An ordinence relative to sewer In 4th
ward, presented Oct. 1 and referred to the
committee on sewers, was reported back
with recommendation "that the same be
passed. On motion of Councilman Mont
gomery the report of. the committee was
adopted. -
Resolution relating to stone headers on
Kansas ave., presented Oct. 1 and refer
red to committeeon streets and walks.
was reported Dacx -c-y that committee
with recommendation.- that the same be
passed.. On motion of Councilman Hughes
the report of the committee was adopted.
Resolution in reference to compensation
for-day laborers- hired by the city, pre
sented Sept. 3 and referred to committee
on ways and means, was reported ' back
by the same committee with recommenda
tion that the resolution be passed, and
that the city attorney be directed to pre
pare an ordinance embodying the provis
ions of the resolution. On motion" of
Councilman Howe the report of the com
mittee was adopted; - -
On motion of Councilman Nipps council
took a short recess, after which they
were called to order and resumed busi
ness. An ordinance to appropriate money but
of the general revenue fund to pay Mar
shall's band for free concerts, . presented
to the council and passed, and returned
to tne council ,oet. l, isms, with the may
or's veto, was referred to committee on
ways and means, who reported the same
back with recommendation that the ordi
nanco ba passed, notwithstanding the
mayor's veto. On call of the roll the re
port of the committee and the ordinance
was adopted by the following vote: Ayes
Councilmen Green, Griley, Holliday,
Horn, Howe, Jordan, Montgomery, Nipps,
Shimer and Swendson 10. . Noes Hughes
Communication relative to replacing the
brick in the car track at 5th and Kan
sas ave. with asphalt, presented Sept. 10
and-referred to committee on streets and
walks, was reported back by the same
with recommendation that the petition be
filed.' On motion of Councilman Nipps the
report of the committee was adopted.
Communication relative to- the grade on
College ave. between 14th and 15th sts.,
presented Aug. 20 and referred to com
mittee on streets and walks, was reported
back by the same committee with recom
mendation that the communication - be
placed on file. On motion of Councilman
Nipps the report -of the committee was
adopted.
Petition for bridge across- Shunga.nunga
creek on Fillmore St., presented July 2,
and referred to committee on streets and
walks, was reported back with recom
mendation that the same be placed on
file. On motion of Councilman Nipps the
report of the committee was adopted.
Communication and request -that the
sidewalk on the east side of Buchanan
St. between 15th and 16th sts., and on
north side of 16th st. between Buchanan
and Clay, be raised to grade, presented to
council Aug. 13 and referred to committee
on streets and walks, was reported back
with recommendation that the communi
cation be filed. On motion of Councilman
Nipps the report of theh committee was
adopted.
Resolution in reference to sidewalk on
west side of Van Buren st. from 18th st.
north 150 feet, presented Sept. S and re1
ferred to committee on streets and -walks,
was-reported.-baek with recommendation
that the petition be- placed .on file. On
motion of Councilman Nipps the report of
the committee was adopted.
Communication relative to the condition
of alley between 7th, 8th, Lane and West
sts., presented Aug. 13 and referred to
committee on streets' and walks, was re
ported back with recommendation that
the communication be referred to the city
engineer and street commissioner. On mo
tion of . Councilman Nippa the report of
the committee was adopted.
Resolution in reference to the removal
of a tree on 7th st. between Kansas 'ave.
and Jackson sts., presented Sept. loth and
referred to committee on streets and
walks, was reported 1 -back - with recom
mendation that the communica-tion' be
filed. On motion of Councilman Nipps the
report of the committee was adopted. .
-Resolution in reference to raising side
walk on west side of. Harrison st. .from
ISth st. south to fair, ground railroad
switch, presented Sept.' 3 and referred to
committee on streets and walks, was re
ported back with recommendation that
the petition be placed on file. On motion
of Councilman Nipps, the report of the
committee was adopted.
Communication relative to alley be
tween Sixteenth, Douthitt, Harrison and
Van Buren streets, presented August 20
and referred to committee on streets and
walks was reported back with recom
mendation that the matter be referred to
City Engineer and Street Commissioner.
On motion of Councilman Nipps, the re
port was adopted.
Communication relative to the grade In
front ot house No. 1000 Polk street, pre
sented September 10th and referred to
committee on Streets and Walks, and
City Engineer, was reported back with
recommendation that the same be re
ferred to the City Engineer and the Street
Commissioner. On motion of Councilman
Nipps, the report of the committee was
adopted.- ...
Communication from property owners at
southwest corner' of-' Sixth and Tyler
streets, relative to' damage done by wa
ter, presented August 20th and referred
to committee on Streets and Walks, was
reported back with recommendation that
the petition be placed on file. On motion
of Councilman Nipps, the report of the
committee was adopted.
Resolution In reference to grading West
Street beween Eleventh and Munson ave
nue and Munson avenue between - West
and Morris avenue, presented August 20
and referred to committee on Streets and
Walks, watt reported back - with recom
mendation that the same be referred to
the City Engineer and Street Commis
sioner. On motion of Councilman Nipps,
the report of the committee was adopted.
Communication relative to. grade of al
ley bounded by Harrison, Tujjeka ave
nue, Huntoon antt'TStrf streets, presented
Oc.tubeiU.1 and referred to committee on
Streets and Walks and City Engineer,
was reported back with recommendation
thaf'trie petition' be granted. . On motion
of Councilman Nipps, the report of the
committee was adopted. '.
Communication relative to the removal
of obstruction from, alley in Fifth Ward,
presented October 1 and referred to com
mittee on Streets and Walks, was re
ported back with recommendation that the
request be- granted, .and the Street Com
missioner be instructed to rsotify the-parties
obstructing the alley to remove the
obstructions.
An ordinance vacating a portion of Lin
coln street in the City of Topeka. Shaw
nee County, Kansas, presented October 1
and referred to committee on Streets and
Walks, was reported back with recom
mendation that the ordinance be placed
on file. On motion of Councilman Nipps,
the report of the committee was adopted.
Resolution In reference to catch basin
at corner, of Kansas - avenue and Curtis
street; presented October 1 and referred
to committee' on "Strrt'fsr and walks, was
reportei back with' recommendation that
the -resolution be ad spied. On motion of
Councilman Nipps. the .report of. the com
mittee'was adopted. ''
An ordinance regIatlong the use of as
phalt streets by. wagon delivering gaso
line, benzine, coal oil and other products
of petroleum. Introduced by Councilman
Nipps October 1 and referred to commit
tee on Streets nd Walks, was reported
back with recommendation that the or
dinance be passed. On motion of Coun
cilman Nipps, the report of the commit
tee was adopted. Upon the final reading
of the ordinance It was re-referred to the
committee on Streets and Walks, on mo
tion of Councilman Holliday.
Coimeilman Hughes introduced an ordi
nance regulating the driving of autimo
biies "in the City of Topeka. The same
legal;
was referred to committee on Streets and
Walks. '
Councilman Hofidl f- ffuroduced the fol
lowing ordinance, w.L;oh wfis referred to
the committee on Streets; and Walks:
. An ordinance. reguj-Atma traffic and the
standing and hitching of "horses, wagons,
carnages, automobiles aid other veii.elns
on Kansas-avenae, in the City of Topeka; ,
The following-ordinance, introduced by;
Councilman Howe- was referred --to the
committee on Ways and Means: -
An ordinance amending section 3 of Or
dinance No. 2626, approved September 6,
lima, relating to the salaries or compensa
tion of :ity "Officers and employes of the
city of Topeka, and repealing said orig-.
Inal section 3 of "said' Ordinance No. 2626. '
On motion of Councilman Swendson, the
City Attorney was instructed to embody
In one ordinance,, the above ordinance and
the one. relative to the pay of day labor
ers. '
Councilman -Holliday moved that when'
Council adjourns, it adjourn to meet one
week from tonight. Motion carried.
Councilman Horn moved to reconsider
the action of the Council instructing the
Street Commissioner -to tear, up the un
used track in the intersection of the street
east of the-main track of the City Rail-;
way at 7th and Kansas avenue. The mo
tion carried.
Councilman Horn moved that the re-:
quest of the Topeka Railway Company be
granted relative to the paving the center '
of the track and the outside of the track,
with brick. Motion carried. - -
Communication from J. W. Lipper, ask
ing to connect his washstand -at place of
business, with sewer, presented Septem
ber 10 and referred to committee on. Sew
ers, was. reported back with recommend
ation that the request be granted. On mo
tion of Councilman liriley, .the report of
the committee was adopted.
Councilman Shimer offered the following
resolution, which was on his motion
adopted:
Be it Resolved, -That the. City Attorney
be and is hereby instructed to prepare an
ordinance making a nominal charge of
$ to all -persons outside of any
sewer .district for the right to connect
with sewers.
The following resolution, offered by
Councilman Hughes, was referred to com
mittee on Streets and Walks; . -
Resolved, by the Mayor and Council of
the City of Topeka. That the Topeka
Railway Company, be-and are hereby
notified-to at -once 'pave between their
rails- on Kansas avraue from Crane to
Third street und..-frtutt. Fourth- street to
tenth street, . and intersections,, with -as-phalt
or vitrified brick, aa provided by
their franchise. ' -
Councilman Nfpps offered the following
resolution, which was on his motion re
ferred to the ..committee on Streets and
Walks with power, to act:
Resolved, by the' Mayor and Council, of
the City of Topeka, That the Street Com
missioner be and is hereby instructed to
take up and haul the stone blocks on' the
east side of Kansas avenue at Second
street, to the city .yard and that the City
Engineer have same concreted and re
paved with asphalt up to within IS
inches of the street railway tracks.
Councilman Nipps also offered the fol
lowing resolution, which on his ' motion
was referred to committee on Streets and
Walks with power to act:.
Resolved. That the space outside the
circle track on the intersection of Fifth
street" and Kansas avenue be paved with
asphalt. - ' ;
Councilman, Green, off ered the following
resolution:.. -, - ; - -.-r- ; .
Resolved, by the Mayor, and Council.
That a soeclal comniittee. consisting of
Couheiimeri 'Montgomery, Swendson and
ripps, oe and are hereby appointed to m
vestigate the '-.nVjolnV-; situation , which
Councilman- Montgomery has brought be
fore, the .Council this evening.
Councilman Green moved the . adoption
of the resolution-.
Councilman Shimer moved to amend by
adding Councilman Green's name, to the
committee The. amendment carried.' The
resolution was then adopted fas amended.
On motion Council adjourned. . - -J.
H. 'SQULRES, City Clerk.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Oct. 11, 1906.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described property will be sold at
public -wnetionf "off". Ftvurth street, near fc
A.,'T. & s: 'F. pafcsenger station, Wednesday,-
October .31st, Kj6, unless called' for
on - or -before .-the date 'of sale and - all
charges against the same-paid. Sale to
commence at 9 o'clock a. m. 56 trunks
tinder local checks 35972, 22207, 762, 152514,
42647, 203fH2. 2496, SS3$V7t2, 83977. 45306, MriSS,
1SM763, 31616, 27367, 264W. - 62815, 82446. 2R0293,
257328, 1S610. 86466, 62818, 2186S, 41W13, 82447,
344992, 29722, 42827, 2l4u, 4S1&3, 4014. 17343,
19076, 22211, 55274, 55974, 68945, 10058, -61290.
12206, 30149, 33876, 46069, 10S22. 5695,
11577, 54648, 206O6, 62S30, 56169.' Wabash
426267. Frisco 35896, G. C. & S. F. 38625,
C. B. & Q. 84707, 30 boxes under -local
checks 44028, 274753, 274752, 88379, ISH3. 44961,
62)12, 636"7, 261770, 15f'5I3, 21S34, 612622,- 7S71,
252, 1S413, 28476, 54646, 1S3628, 3!41, 40792,
12307, 59542259, 14991, 2S825. 66323. ., Mo. Pac.
613246, C. O. D. 49734. 42677, 41466 and 44767.
12 trunks and boxes- without checks. 2
gas tanks, 2 pieces scenery, 4 cots with
out checks. ?-alfseSt anad ' grins under
local cheoksfriL'RHe, 1jkic, &f039, 337S1S, 639S,
62219, 21639, 60651, 97479, 39011, 97480, 61029,
56541, 164X6. 62563, 50075, C. O. D. 45251. B.
& M. 620750; 620751,. C. O. D. 43824. 9 valises
and grips without- checks. 83 bundles
bearing following checks, local, 44346, 25853,
3214, 65411. 2S402, 20633, 64495, 263s3, 86069,
117256, 2PS38, 55087, 4S694. 61339, 97576,
97573, 57123, 33731, . 98269, 63883, 62168, B1W12,
21566, 54596, 1R5U0,- 86043. 5S257 169358, 58938,
41344, 62069, 16S635. 34437. 53760, 15228. 2322,
29766, 3..T5. 62873, 61987, 32036, 57594, 97217, 3243,
49741, S75, 52739. .1522S6, 3S461, 87525. 87574-,
973S9, 971S. C. & S. 12307, C. & S. 101471,
Rte. 152287. 10683,' 97975, 87455, 97061. 87559,
97393, 41 Sol, 29653. ISMS; 39486, S23i, "3!'39,
47559, 232315. 34026 2920. 52034, -97063, 67071,
182439, 2475.-), 48547, 31622. 33319. 18365, 115176,
98242. Sixteen, bundles without -checks. 15
sacks checks, local 49410, 44809, C. & 9. 4991,
62458, 55339. 21498. C' B. & Q.. 1536, 57301,
3292, 44436669. 46035, 1065S. 19982, 29t 67. Two
sacks without -checks. 4 bicv'cles, -checks
local -7416, 1575&,.-! C O.- D. 3554, 41462. 7
baby cabs, checks local. 62771, 25829, 54544,
C. O. D. 1349, .4534, 6199 . 66927. Three baby
cabs without .cliepks, ,99 telescopes, checks
local, ''I9i;- !Wl5Vl59iS-2,'250. 210127, 104698,
34279. - SWtl,- -87846, 99528. 95076,- -1286R5, ' 86394,
5543, -32744, 6404. Jtwi.e. 23S63, 28496, ' 414-n,
9352, .il$4!M, 89173,- U8491.' 143315,, 27,. 5515,
14o21, 43189, 44091, 14910. 62S04,. '409! 8. 7093,
63927, 97072, 22745, 2S785, 9065, 1146-K. 55464,
43629, 15103, 1O4S08, i9S16, 627, 42V. 40"1517,
52S4, 31W, 62420, 67231, '25334 . 4"K56, 97PS3.
9S371. 9049. 3517. 97394. - 3513S,' 63664, SM7.
17116, 64032. 77133, 234i9. 23276, 1M944. 4"6fi,
579V,.. 61462, 29629, 2'946, 7234. 3,"78.- 37149.
C. O. D. 43-52, 43551, 24 ''27,. S. L. & S. F.
4"7"62, C. B. & Q., 140T7. C. & S., 125-,
10074. G. T.. 2646. I. M. 786920.- One hundred
and eleven teiescore without -checks.' 43
suit coses, cheeks local. 4I1. 3W13. 36465, 24168,
56422. 4'55. 87301, 593a9. 12663. S898, 51936,
3277, 33619. 22198. JJ.2142. -226S72. 544"1, 31975.
SI 47" 22658. 26.125. 64230. 6' .3:5. 4097, 64571,
4S758. 51945. 47191. 52279. 32987. 1142"2. 3452.
175MS, 50209.. 43799, 35257., 114492, . S1940, . 403SJ,
975TS.- Pern. C O. TV 5729, C. O. D. 46902.
St. L. & S. F.. 42593.- One hundred and
eleven suit cases without checks.
P. WALSH, General Baggage Agt.
First published in The Topeka Stavte
Journal Sept. 28. 1906.
. .''. PUBLICATION NOTICE. , ;
In the District" Court of Shawnee County,
Kansas. . - - . .. .
Edward Stephenson, Plaint! v, vs. Fannie
Stephenson. Defendant. No. 24O60.
State of Kansas to. Fannie Stephenson
Greeting:
. You are hereby notified that you have
been sued in the above named court by
the plaintiff. Edward Stephenson, arid that
you must answer the petition filed there
in by said plaintiff on or before the 10th
day of November, 1906, or said petition
will be taken as true and judgment ren
dered, divorcing said plaintiff from you
and for costs of suit. . -
EDWARD STEPHENSON. Plaintiff.
. Bv James C. Saiyer, His Atty.
Attest: "1. S. CURTI3. Clerk.
TFlrst published In The Tffpeka State
Journal Oct. 6, 1906.
At a meeting of the city council held
Oct. 1, 166. tite following resolution was
presented and adopted:
.RESOLUTION TO CONSTRUCT.: '
"SEWER. '
Resolved, That the mayor and council
of the city of Topeka, Kansas, deem it
necessary for the health, welfare and bet
interests of said city, that a sewer be con
structed in the district or territory de-
""LEGAL.
KCT-itiC a a fiilintca nn.l, .
Beginning at the interse. don of the cen.
ter line of Fillmore street with the coni '
line of section thirty-one (31, townsD
eleven (11, range sixteen fl9) east thei!a
northerly along the center line of'Vill
more st. to the center line of 1st ave
thence easterly along the center l!"ne of
First avenue to the center line of West
ern avenue; thence southerly, along ths
center line of Wes'erh avenue to the
north line of Bection thirty-one (31) town
ship eleven (11), range sixteen (16), east
thence -west aong.said section line to the
place of beginning: in the city of Top-ka.
Shawnee coiniuv Kansas.
- " JS. MONTGOMERY
I. J. H. Sauires. city clerk of the city
of Topeka. hereby certify that the above
and' foreging is a true and correct copy
of the original- resolution now on file ii
mv office.
(Seal) . J.'.-H: SQUIRES. City Clerk.
First tiubllshed In The Ttpeka State
' Journal Oct. 11, 1906.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
The State of Kansas Shawnee County, ss
In the.-Probate Court In and for said
Oftunty In the matter of the estate of
Louis Adams, deceased:
Creditors and ail other persons Interest
ed in the aforesaid estate are hereby noti
fied, that I shall apply to the probate
court in- and for said county, sirtins a.t
the court Houqo ir ,a .i -t--.
Shawnee county. Kansas, on the 4th &a,r
of December, A. D. 19i6, for a full and
final settlement, of -said estate.
i-'aiea ucionor w. A. L). l?i
- ; - ., - tVlTCT.FV U T r.
Administrator, of . the Estate- of ' Louiji
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER A STORAGE
V.O.. rscKi, snips ana stores bouseho.d
goods. Tel. 1S6. Clarence kinner. SU Quln
fV t --
JCAnPEVTFRs a vn TimnERS,
,N. W. MU'Lk
work done quickly and neatly. feUop L
Ind., Tel. 1004, .
J. C. WfLBON. contractor end bu'.'dar
Job. pork promptly done. .120 K. 6th St.
MMbfi is. HA1UI.N, Jeweler and opti
cian. Complete stock of watches, na-monds,--
allverware, etc Eyes examined
and spectacles proierly fitted.
BTCTTT ES ANI REPAIRINT..
U. S. CVCLK CO.. US iS. 8th st. National
Iver-Johnnon bir-yolea Supplies, ropairo.
i U. K1NLKST.
Manufacturer and dealer ia nil kinds of
vehicles.. Eee us about -that delivery wag
us W.. tth L.
riiYs:rnK .An surgeons.
.1UA C . .li Ait,s M. AX
Office 72 Kansas ave. Residence Thir
teenth and Clay. Office hours: i a. m. to
11 n m. and 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. Both
rhn 'ii! j"'i'j-ic. rm Ind. ISf office.
Tiir vo w nnrroit
'Jt. AChLKV. '1HK WOMAN'S UtA.'
ior. fiS -lunrtion bldg.. Kansas City. Mo.
FLORISTS.
eres, paints, designs, decorations. 105 W,
8th. Phone 37. Greenhouse 12th and Mon.
CUT flowers. floral designs. Special tt
tentlon 'to but of town orders. Jatnea
He. WW- -nt- Phone 77.
rpgot REPAmrva;
f-USRETS, runabouts and top buggies at
bottom prices. . Repairing and rahb
!ree. Repository 116 W. tttt at.
Factory 414-426 Jaekaoa st,
K. G KINLBT.
JFEJITPEVSART
MONK' J Is. a A. IK&a DliJE.JISAlrt i.
202 Moiiroo St. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
ical service free. Medicine free in some
rases. Office hours 2 to S p. m. Calls
T.ct-c-fl tlrbt m- rtav Tnl. tel. 3413.
rncTLERS
iHt CUUtjMUN UAJUJ W AK B. CO.
Hardware, stoves;- fine tools. KB-
a v TT '
L. M. PFuN W Kl-L, funeral director a.nl
embalmor. First claaa service, reasona
M prices 511 Quincy rt. Both phonea 1-e
PATENTS.
I. A. KO.JN. JfAt.;UL .tlbiTuey,
sas ave.. Toprka.
O. A . AUUUd, AAoA".
Can ba found In the front room.- tmeerrt
floor, of the nortowest comer o gi-a asi-1
Kansas ave. ... .... . -
RATT ROAn TTMK TABLES. -
pivjj. Ai-n-jJ AAaAJkBl AAMJIi AAJiLxi.
. 'AUir'to.KA. fcsA- - - .
'Tbi "Right Road" To sod From m4
feetweea
St. PAUL 6T. JOBBPU
f oRT WORTH PEORIA
COLORADO SPQS MEMPHU ' '
DFNVER 61". LOUIS '
OMAHA . CHICAGO
And Everywhere Ueyoaii. -
, (Eaectlre Sunday. Joss t, ISOkf
ALL TRAINS DAXLT.
EAST BOUND.
Lnsava
No 14 Teaaa A K. O. Exprew.. 4;am
No! 30-CaL Chicago Faat Mejl. tW.ni
No 40 Colorado & K. C 6necial.. 7:a) am.
No 10-Colorado & K.C. Flyer.... i.m am.
No 12-Ft. Wortn Chicago F.. 3 VJ pnt.
So 2-Colorado & St Louis E.. t M pm.
No iSolden State Limited ;
- Leave.
No 13 K- C. Tas ET press 12:;!) am.
No i' Chicago & Cat Fast Mall. l:f am
No 86 K. C. 4 Chlckasha Ex 9:45 arri
No! 43 Golden State : Limited.... ..H:4S am!
So 11 Chicago & Ft Worm Ex.. 1:2) mm
kn. 27 St- skoals & Colorado Es.. 1)m
No &-K. C. Sc. Colorado Special.. 8 pm
Cx;.K. C. & Colorado Fiyer..ai;ii ptu.
NO BT. JOE SERVICS.
HiaBaA
NORTH BOUND.
No t2Topeka & St. Joe Express. 1:50 pm.
No! TopeVrVOMt"8TJOre!'"" M
No 31 St. Joe & Topeka Express U SOpnj
ifa. 53 8t- Joe & Topeas Expreas l.ik pm.
UNION PACIFIC.
E A ST BOUND.
fj- jrtsJiLlmlted T-flS
No lu K. C. Local Passenger.... 1:15
No. Iu4 Atlantic Expresa I 10
No. VSb K. C.-Salina Express 5:a)
WESTBOUND.
No. 107 K. C.-Salina F.xpres....10:5
No. 13 Denver-Pac. Coast Ltd.. 11 M
No. lvis Junction City local paaa. :?0
101 Limited 1:iA
Daily ecept Sunday. Ail others dJ
am.
aio.
ptn.
pm.
tm,
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TIMS TABLS.
' (Dailv" Except Sunday.)
. . SOUTHBOUND.
No. 61ft Passenger to Ft. Scott....I'n,1 pm.
No. 3 FTsiht ........ T:S0am.
NORTHBOUND.
?TO. WI"ttsser,ger irora Ft. Soott35- pm.
No. Freiglt t-M yos.