44 Kan. 577 | Kan. | 1890
Opinion by
On the 9th day of December, 1889, the city council of Topeka passed an ordinance annexing a
“Thereupon this cause comes on for decision and approval, it having been heretofore heard and taken under advisement by the court; and the court being fully advised in the premises, finds:
“First, that a correct copy of the above-described ordinance of said city of Topeka, to wit, ordinance No. 1060, duly certified by the clerk of said city under its seal, also affidavits showing the publication of said ordinance, have all been properly filed with the clerk of said court, as provided by law.
“ Second, the court further finds that none of said tracts of unplatted territory described in said ordinance exceed five acres, and that said ordinance was duly passed by the mayor and councilmen of said city and duly approved by said mayor, and that said ordinance was duly and properly published for the time and in the manner as required by law, and that said ordinance therefore ought to be in all things approved by the court.
“It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the court that the said ordinance be and the same is hereby entirely and in all things approved, and each and all of the platted and unplatted territory set out and described in said ordinance is hereby adjudged to be duly and properly taken into and added to the city of Topeka, and to be in all respects and for all manner and purposes a part of said city.”
It is recommended that the judgment be affirmed.
By the Court: It is so ordered.