Daily Bee.
PART 2 Pages 9 to 16
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BEST PICTURES BEST STORIES.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871.
OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1904.
SINGLE COrY THREE CENT.
The
Omaha
n r v r i
JL !
Bavarian
cups and
will sell
saucers
for
No more
Marbeth's Pearl
Glass Oft Chim
neys, each
And ten (1 00) Littls
Stickers.
V " J
nd kov&i
urday, tne
Another one
plated stand
LSHl
( A 1
50 DOZEN LADIES' NECKWEAR; to be sold Saturday
at 10c
Beautiful patterns of point Venice stock Collars and Tabs.
Buttonhole effects in hand embroidered, linen turnover
collars. Swiss embroidered collar tops. Values in the
lot worth up to 35c, Saturday, each 10c
Another Sale of Sample Golf Gloves
Plain colors and fancy striped; all sizes; values up to 75c,
Saturday's price, per pair, 35c and. 25c
Union Suits
Just 1 case children's fine ribbed Union Suits, sizes 2 to 12
years, perfect goods, regular 39c and 50c garments.
Price for Saturday only, per garments .....25c
. Hosiery v ,
100 dozen ladies' fine cashmere, wpoL.hose, -.-full fashioned,
elastic leg, French foot, sizes from 8 to 10; regular 40c
value. Our .price for Saturday, per pair .25c
Ladies' fine ribbed, fleece. lined Union Suits, crochet finished,
taped neck, French shaped, gray color; sizes 4, 5 and 6;
regular f 1.00 suit, for 75c
3 cases children's, misses' and boys' fine ribbed, heavy fleeced
nose; warranted fast black; high spliced heel and rein
forced knee; values up to 35c. Our price for
Saturday ..Y...... 15c
Ladies, Misses, Children. Attention!
A Cloik at abou: Hilf Price Saturday. Ladies' Three-Q larter Cloaks
Special sale high class styles at the factory prices Saturday,
only about 50 Cloaks. All this season's purchases," worth
from $20 to $30, at.. 17.50
Children' and Misses Cloaks.
BARGAIN COUNTER SALE OF SAMPLES We have
purchased the sample line of Children's and Misses' Cloaks of
J. & F. Ooldstone & Co., 836 Broadway, New York. They
include some of the nobbiest styles ever shown in Omaha.
Peter Thompsons, Buster Browns, Havlocks, Military Capes,
Short Capes, Norfolk and Plain Jackets and Box Coats. All
will be dumped on our big Bargain Circle on Main Floor Sat
urday morning and sold at about half price. .
OPEN LETTER TO MR. NASH
Eleotrio Light Monopolist ii Calltd Dowa
on EU Falsehood.
WHY MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT IS NEEDED
EswaK Rawata of Tfc Be Replies
of tb Mteets
Umd Bctots the las
sitrmul Clafc.
Ths following open letter liaa been A
dresaed by Edward Roaewater, editor of
Tha Bee, to F. A. Nash, president of the
Omaha EUectrlo Light and Power company:
OMAHA. Oct. 21. WOi. Mr. Fred A. Nash,
President Omaha Electric Light and Power
Company:
la an addreaa delivered by you before the
Prospect Hill club In Opposition to the es
tablishment of a municipal electric lighting
plant you are quoted as charging that "&
Hoeewater had gone to the stockholders of
tha Omaha Water Works company In the
east with a plan to start an agitation fo
a bond Issue to purchaso the electric light
company's plant and so attract attention
toward the lighting company and away
from tha water works company." but waa
Refused, for the rwuioa tbat tha eastern
ownera of the Omaha water works are very
anxious to sell their plant. Too. are also
quoted as saying that thereupon i .turned
my attention to the Omaha officers of the
water company and convinced them that
they must defeat the water works purchase
In order to bold their Jobs; hence the pro
posed bond Issue for an electrto tight plant.
A row Uee Railed.
I concede that as manager of the electric
lighting monopoly you have the right, and
possibly It may be your duty, to oppose the
proposed establishment of a municipal light
ing plant In Omaha, but you have no right
to resort to deliberate falsehoods for the
purpose of boltrlng your monopoly of
public lighting. I have notr been In New
York slnos April of ths present year. I
have never bad any communication, verb
ally or otherwise, with the owners of the
Omaha water company or any single stock
bolder In relation to electric lighting or the
proposed municipal eiectrio light plant
Z have not aeked ths employes of the
Crockery Cataract
China. Bridesmaid ?" decoration ta
ssucfts the popular Mlgnon pattern. We
on Saturday thres cupa and a C
j
no leas Bold to a customer. No delivery.
Green
8c ESfel
Royal Austrian white china bread and but-
ter plates, suitable for decorating;. (Limit ajlC
of ala.) Set of six
Fancy decorated Lamp.'complcte with 10-Inch gobs
rouna wi k uururr, win v..
beautiful pink and green deco
ratlona. Stand 27 inchea
hilrh .....
1.58
Only a sample of our special Lamp values for Sat
closing any oi our .
B. A H. round wick, nicKio
lamp, complete 10-lnch
98c
aome snaae
Harlland A Co. whlta Ranson chocolate 8SC
pois, each
Decorated bread and. butter plates, OC
each... " "
III tlrW II I V.li h
WUIUl UMJ tava j w w
water company to push ths eiectrio light
bond proposition as a means for delaying
or defeating the purchase of ths water
works, because such a suggestion would be
Idiotic. The purchase of ths water works
has been decided upon by the city. Ths ap
praisement will be completed within a few
days and ths only thing that can stall ths
final acquisition Is a contest In ths courts
over ths plies to be paid.
Tou know as wsll as I know that mu
nicipal ownership of public utilities was
ths Issus In ths Ust dly election and that
ths mayoralty candidates of all parties
Benson, iioores, Howell and all ths candi
dates for ths oouccal were publicly com
mitted In favor of prompt action to ae
qulrs both an electric light plant and ths
water works. Tou know that the proposi
tion to acquire a municipal lighting plant
would hare been subm.tttd a year ago had
you not -used your pernicious influence on
the council to delay It. Tou also know
that ths proposition now before our cltl
sens does not contemplate the buying out
of your plant or any Interference wi n It
and that Its only purpose Is to furnish
Omaha with electric lights of ths best
quality In every section of ths city, leav
ing your company to supply eKctilt; lights
and power to privets consumers. '
Csss.1 Befvsr the -
This Is not, however, the first Urns that
you havs resorted to downright misrepre
sentation designed to deceive the people
of Omaha Tour attempt to befog the real
Issue Is a repetition of ths well, known i
methods by which you havs managed to j
acquire valuable franchise privileges for :
(your corporation. For example, when yon
wanted to secure the franchise for electric I
lighting wire conduits, you gave assurance,
not only to ths mayor and council, but to
myself and others Interested In the up
building; of Omaha, that eastern capitalists
identified 'with your eiectrio light snd power
company would build . the Platte river
power canal. If they were granted ths
rlgnt to lay conduits In Omaha. Tou must
havs known then that this wss s delusion
snd a snare. Just ss you knew later on,
when you wsnted to secure sn extsnsioe
of your contract for eiectrio lighting, that
the published story emanating from your
self, that Armour A 'Co. were behind your
proposed electrto power canal scheme was
untrue.
The only part of yor speech befors the
club- which bore ths semblance of truth
waa the. declaration that the owners of
the water works are anxlqua to sell their
Bennett's Great
plan, doing the business a month, that Bennett s Grocery is doing.
Another fact our competitors in the grocery business in Omaha, take their "cue'' from Ben
nett's. We regulate the popularity of an article, we give it a price and there you are! The other
fellows follow suit. Our stocks are fresher, larger, have a greater variety, our bargains are 'WAY
' BIGGER than any other and there's no "hot air" about that either!
Great mon.-'y-aaving aales now on In our
grocery department.
These bargains for Saturday only:
Laundry Soap Bargains
t bars Bennett's BargaineSonp 2C
for -w
SI. 09 worth Green Trading- Stamps.
H.W worth Green Trading Stamps with
, one pound splendid Japan Rice, 1 c
for
$6.00-worth Green Trading Stamps with
three pounds finest Java and Mo- 1 flfl
cha Coffee l,v
Canned Vegetable Bargains
S-pound can Tomatoes " Qq
S-pound can Pea
for
S-pound can Corn
10c
10c
or. ......
10 cans of the above lint for $1.00, and $4
worth Green Trading Stamps.
Shoe Dept.
Double G recti Trading
Stamps only 'till noon on
all purchases.
Saturday's Sale
I!N
Ladies' and men's felt slippers,
leather, soles, worth $1.00
and twenty $2) Little EQp
Green Stickers for uOu
Ladies' sample shoes, Goodyear
welt and turn soles (up-to-date
styles) Worth up to $4.00
and fifty ($3) Little Q.48
Green Stickers for. . . . .
Men's box calf and velour calf
and vici kid, welt sole shoes
worth $3.50. ana $4.00 and
fifty ($3) Little Green l).4C
. Stickers at . Z
Ladies' crochet slippers, red,
blue, brown or black and
. twenty ($2) Little Green
79c
Stickers at
Ladies', vici kid, patent tip
shoes, worth $2.50 and thirty
(XXi Litt.li Orppn Ktickpra. I 49
I
,
at
Kaufman's Or
chestra in Two
Concerts Satur
day Evening.
First: Cafe.
6:00 to 7:25
Second: Balcony,
7:30 to 10:00.
Stirring Program
at each.
Talking
Machines
Enameled Iron Betfs
$2.25 Iron Bed, finished with bine or
white enamel, full size, J
$4.50 Iron Bed, artistic design, with ex
tended foot end, all colors, 3 2d
$0.25 Child's Iron Crib. with' drop sides
plant That fact has been repeatedly
pointed out, by myself through Ths Bee,
In combating ths pretentions of ths bogus
champion of municipal ownership, R. B.
Howell, who engineered the compulsory
water works purchase . bill through ths
legislature under pretense tbat the water
company was opposed to ths purchase when
ho knew that his bill was concocted under
under Inspiration of ths water company
for ths purpose of forcing the purchaso at
a time when material and labor are high.
But you and your satellites are only trying
to throw dust into ths eyes of ths people
when you seek to make them believe that
the eleotrio light bond proposition was
brought forward now to retard and prevent
the purchase of ths water works, and your
efforts to make ms appear as an unprinci
pled and selfish conspirator against the In
terests and welfare of Omaha Is as in
famous as it Is baseless. I havs been a
sincere advocate ' of municipal ownership
of publlo utilities for mors than a quarter
of a century, and unlike some people who
ars now joined with you In trying to thwart
the acquisition of a municipal lighting
plant, I have not been a weathervane, nor
have I been, playing to ths galleries. I have
advocated municipal ownership from con
viction. I havs been for municipal owner
ship, not only becauss It will cheapen ths
cost of public utilities, but becauss It will
eradicate tha corrupting and demoralising
Influence which the public utility corpora
tions ars constantly exerting upon our mu
nicipal government. No corporation has
tampered more persistently with our city
officials and councils than ths eiectrio light
ing monopoly. It Is a matter of notoriety
that It keeps on Its pay roll a gang of pro
fessional boodle distributers, who make It
their business to hound our councllmen
from morning till night, ply them with
whisky and wine and entlcs them to all
sorts of resorts and supply them with cour
tesies and free excursions from Lake sfaov
awa to Okoboji. We may not bo abls to
put an end to these corrupting and de
bauching agencies by establishing our own
lighting plunt, but we will make a begin
ning and ths easiest beginning will be with
that branch of our public utilities that In
volves ths smallest outlay.
E. R08E WATER.
Ckers.w.1 Km, ni as.
BT. LOl'18. Oct. n.-The fisht betweer.
if. . Cuoynakl snd Philedelphta Jack
O Hrlen for next Thursday ninl.t. has bees
called off. owing to a brief trlrrram from
Chunskl, which said: "fall nut utL Aw
out of gams (wr good."
Grocery
Candy Department
Taffy-Taffy
A special sale on fresh made delicious
Ana-el Food Tnffy. assorted fl(C
flavors, per pound acrw
Samples handed out free.
Hollowe'cn Novelties
Pumpkin Lanterns, 20C
Butter Scotch per package,
at
Full Dinner Palls,
at
$1.00 worth Green Trading
Stamps with pkg. Razxle.
18c
5c
Our Meat Dept.
The most reliable market around
everything tniaranteed strictly
fresh and of best quality. Prices
the lowest
A few of our specials for Saturday:
CHICKEN'S! CHICKENS!
Fresh dressed spring, I'll
Dor lb
Fresh dressed hens,
per lb
Fresh dressed roosters,
per lb
10ic
..7ic
Mutton legs, all choice yearlings
from native sheep, T'
per lb 2C
Mutton roast, I
per lb T'C
Rib roast, per - Q
lb OC
Round steak, f
3 lbs for DC
Rib boiling beef, p
10 lbs for JmDC
Swift's best grade Premium f T I
bams, per lb IjiC
LARD! LARD!!
LARD!!!
Another fresh lo
of Bennett's specia
kettle rendered leaf,
lard. Rendered
especially for us.
A 5-lb pall Bennett's special kettle
rendered leaf lard
55c
for.
And thirty () Green Trading Stamps.
NOTE We guarantee quick serv
ice. Penty of help our force con
sists of 12 experienced meat cut
ters, 2 cashieres and 3 cash boys,
not Including our delivery service.
It's the biggest, busiest and best
meat market In town! That's what
It is!
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
THE ACME OF PERFECTION. WE KEEP ALL MAKES OF DISC RECORDS.
BRINQ TOUR OLD RECORDS THEY HELP BUY NEW ONES. WE EXCHANGE.
RCORDS-JAP BOOM, SECOND FLOOlt
Our dlsp.ay of Iron Beds is simply bewildering-. It's one of the strong; features of
our furniture business. We have Jjst added some new patterns, 1906 slyle you mUht
call them, for they 11 be popular next reason. Those who desire simplicity and ele-
vancs win unu mucn 10 u.umire in uiese
$8.00 Iron Bed, continuous post heavy
close filling, all colors, com- A Kf
blnation, at 1.UU
$10.50 Iron Bed, continuous post, heavy
filling, extended foot end, JQ
and woven wire spring, at
SERVANT GIRL GOES TO JAIL
Domestio Sentenced for Stealing Clothes of
Associate and Her Mistress.
MAKES RICH HAUL, BUT IS CAUGHT AT IT
Maldea U Only Eighteen Tears Old
aimd This Is Sseesf lick
Ofteass Save Is Charged -With.
Allcs Lundqulst, alias Klnnls Und. ar
rested Thursday by Detectives Mitchell and
Davis at the Union Station as sbs was
about to entrain for her home at Falrbury,
has been sentenced to twenty-five days In
ths county Jr.il by Police Judge Berka, be
fors whom ths young woman was arraigned
on the charge of petit larceny. Miss Lund
qulst was charged with stealing nearly 1100
worth of wearing apparel and trinkets from
her recent employer, Mrs. A. Mandelberg,
and Miss Ida Baker, a servant In ths Man
delberg home. Ths complaint on which
ths prisoner was arraigned Was sworn to
by Miss Baker.
At tha Urns of bsr arrest Miss Lundqulst
was wearing Miss Baker's hat. Mrs. Man
del berg's skirt and Miss Racine Mandel
berg's waist and other garments. Polios
Matron Anderson is authority for the, state
ment that when Miss Lundqulst was taken
to ths station by the detectives ths prisoner
had to be nut to bed whan tha atiln var
ments were removed from her until her j
truna couia be orougnt irom Albright.
, Miss Lundqulst sent her trunk snd grip
to Albright for shipment to Falrbury, for
the purpose, ths authorities believe, tbat
she might mors easily svada apprehension.
Her leavetaklng at ths Mandelberg horns
was of aa affectionate character. She
placed her arms around Mias Baker's
neck and klaaed her fervently. Miss Baker
then offered to help carry her hand lug
gage dowa town, carrying a hat box. la
which was Ister found two of Miss Baker's
hat a On returning to ths Mandelberg
home Mias Bsker noticed she had been
robbed and Miss Lundqulst's arrest fol
lowed In a few hour a
Ret Her First Inch OsJeas.
About six months sgo, while working at
the horns of Mra Hamilton, 4101 Daven
Bennett's Grocery is the 'biggest west of
Chicago. You won't find another grocery,
running singly or on the department store
Vc worth Green Trading: Stamps wlthf fr
can Hawkeye Cream
A Snap in Ginger Snaps He lb.
$1.00 worth Green Trading Stamps with
Dound New York full Cream 20C
Carnations Carnations
To reach us on Saturday morning at I
o'clock. Assorted colors, delicious a
perfume, as long as they last, 1
per dozen
FREE-FREE FREE
on Saturday.
A box of Ghlrardell's Cocoa Purile free
with every can of GhlrardrlU'a Cocoa sold
H pound can Ghlrardelli s Cocoa lAsc.
for
1-pound can Ohlrardelll'
for
s Cocoa
50c
Art Dept.
Sweeping Bargains in
Art.
Three Big Specials
No. 1. Big sale of 700 framed
pictures sample stock of a Chi
cago manufacturer bought at a
ridiculously low figure. Yours
on an equal basis. Pictures
valued at $6.00 and $3.50 f .25
at
and forty ($4) in Little Green
Stickers.
No. 2. PYROGRAPHY is
more popular than ever.
Saturday we sell our great
special $3.00 outfit .79
at 1
and fifty ($5) in Little Green
Stickers.
No. 3. Artist's Materials!
Artist's Materials!! Saturday
only we sell a beautiful line of
studies Paul DeLongfres,JQ
Ten ($1) in Little Green Stick
ers. Remember we are headquar
ters for Artist Materials.
Saturday
Evening Table
D'Hote
Dinner best
in town
5:30 to 8:00
O'clock.
Price 50 cents
Talking
Machines
new conceptions, prices are templing- Indeed.
$10.00 Iron Bed, massive design, brass
scrolls, bead and foot end, f)
$20.00 iron' Bed,' beauOf ui design, extra
heavy pillars, brass scrolls, 1 ft OfX
head and foot end. at Hj.OiJ
f 4.25
port street. Miss Lundqulst was arrested
for stealing a lot of silverware and other
articles. Moat of ths silverware was
found under the rear porch of tha Hamil
ton horns Miss Lundqulst then wss sent
to the Home of ths Good Shepherd, from
which Institution shs was released four
weeks ago on ths request of her mother.
An examination of Miss Lundqulst's
trunk and grip rsvesled a miscellaneous
lot of garments and articles identified as
stolen from ths Mandelberg home. Two
of Miss Baker's photographs were found In
ths plunder, and such other things were
discovered giving ths Impression that tha
woman Is of a kleptomanlao turn of mind.
Miss Lundqulst will be IS New Tear's day,
shs says Hsr parents live at Falrbury
and an uncls resides In Bouth Omaha.
JUDGE DISMISSES THE CASE
Bart 1 It Decides Dan are Salt Acalaai
Frsdrleksoa Is hot Worth
BelaaT Tried.
Ths suit of Royal Guy Blue against H.
E. Fredrickson was dismissed by Judge
Bart let t In favor of tha defendant. The
case was brought by ths father of young
Blue, snd it was claimed Fredrickson had
frightened the latter into convulsions by
threatening his arrest Damages of $6,000
were asked. The principal witness did not
bring out anything In proof of ths petition.
merely admitting hs had bought a wheel
eight months befors ths dats of ths alleged
Intimidation and that Fredrickson had
merely said he would send a constable for
It If it were not turned In. The Judge took
ths case from tha Jury and dismissed ths
suit.
NASH LETS HIS OFFER STAND
Ialoraas Ceaacll His Propssltlosi for
Cheaper Llchts Is Ge4 la
til Jasssry.
President P. A. Nash of ths Omaha
Eiectrio Light and Power compiny has In
formed ths city thst his proposition for
71 street lighting In return for a five-year
contract will remain open until January
L regardless of the submission of ths
municipal electric light plant bond ques
tion to the people. Hs filed ths following
letter with the city clerk today:
Referring to ths proposl.lon mads by this
oeuipaay under data ef OvUber U In which
TUn PATIinnAV mil I CnO Special Snlo'''"''!
I WU OHIUnUHl rULLCnO of Indian Uaes
The large size of these immensely popular
noveitn
day at.
novelties which generally
INITIALS BURNT FREE.
A sample line belt buckels. fine heavy goods, mostly ox
idized silver values from 75c to $1.00 while
they last Saturday iJ
' About 6 dozen to the Lot Come Early
Stoves and Hardware Dept.
Remember that Peninsular Stoves are easily the best stoves on the
market. Best in service, best tor fuel saving and best for giving heat.
Therefore best for value. Peninsular base-
burntrs up from J24.00.
Ptninsuhr htif n j staves op from $3 50.
Stotts of tvtry kini. Any out bearing the Peninsular -brand
Is jusf fie store you oetd.
Hardware Snaps
Something to
Interest Everybody
Coat Hangers Clf
for ow
And 5 5Cc) Little Green
btlckers.
Trouser Hangers, 25C
And' lo'ii)'ijttl'e Oreen
Stickers.
Bhlrt Hangers, 25C
And' 10 fl) 'Little Green
Slickers.
Galvanised Palls, lQr
10 qt.. for
Galvanised Palls, OOr-
13 qt., for
Galvanised
14 at., for
And twenty ($2.00) Green
Trading Stamps wltn
any of them.
Enamels
Greatest varieties o f
colors and a complete
stork all the time. It's
NOW you should UN en
amels, w e guarantee
every can we sell, to con
tain a permanent color.
Quarter pint can Sc
for
Hnlf pint can.
for
One pint can,
Saturday ,n Clothing!
BR0KAW BROS. HAND TAILORED
COATS AND VESTS
FROCKS ONLY 32 TO 36 ,SIZES
Now other good makes of Odd Coats and
Vests, sizes 34 to 46, worth up to $20.00.
With every Coat and Vest, we will make
you a gift of a pair of Dutchess Trousers,
worth and sold for," $3-00.
The reason is we want to make room for
holiday goods. Come qurck-'-this is the
bargain of the season. Coat and Vest you
pay for. : . ,
TROUSERS FREE
Vicunas, Imported Worsteds,
New Novelty .....
HAT DEPARTMENT
Samples and odd Hats, worth up. ftjtl Cifh
to S3. 00, at .vpll.jy
$5.00 IN GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
FURNISHING GOODS DEPT.
Wilson Bros.. Lion Brand, Elgin, Ideal Shirts, PA
worth $1.00 the word over : ...,UC
BARGAIN SQUARE
50 0 Overcoat?, belts and all kuown styles and C A
goods worth op to 20 Saturday only ..... pZr9
THESE ARE WORTH YOUR TIME.
we agree for a term of five years to fur
nish the city of Omaha such lights for
street lighting purposes as may ts re
quired st the sum speclaed in said proposi
tion, the proposition la and will be open to
the city of Omaha for acceptance at any
time prior to January L ltttu.
NEW SUGAR RATE CONSIDERED
Cat ef FIT Cents apposeel to Be
Reciprocal Sehedale Is Bslas;
Proposed.
A new tariff Is under consideration by
ths western roods. Ths rata Is for ths ac
commodation of ths beet sugar manufac
turers of Idaho and Utah. Ths proposed
tariff Is I cents below ths present one, but
requires a minimum shipment of 60,000
pounds. It Is believed ths rata la a recip
rocal action on the part of the western
sugar manufacturers to get even with ths
eastern shippers, who ars benefiting by the
present sugar, tariff.
It first was supposed Havemeyer, the
sugar king, wss back of the movement for
the lower rsu, ss he has been iq Utah and
Idaho for several days looking over ths
sugar beet plants. Ths petition for the
lower rate, however. Is made by ths Inde
pendent manufacturers for the purpose of
putting them on a level with their eastern
rivals. Ths rats asked for Is U cento to
St. Paul. 61 cents to Peoria and 60 cents
to Chicago from Utah snd Idaho common
points. There is yet no change In ths east
ern rats situation.
Notes froaa A nay Hssdaaarters.
The unexpired portion of the sentence of
confinement of General prisoner Benjamin
Ladyburlg, lata private of Company H,
first battalion of engineers, has been or
dered remitted by General Wlnt.
Sergeant Miles H. Drlscoll. S xteenth bat
tery. United Ststes field artillery, at Fort
Leavenworth, has been detailed for duty
with the detachment of farriers ana huree
shoers at Fort Riley.
So much of the sentence of confinement
Imposed In the caso of general f piiaoner
William H. Wright, late private of the
Twenty-second infantry, as remains un
executed Lteoernuer 1, has been i em 1 1 led
by order of Brigadier General 1. J. Win.1,
department commander.
Balldiasi Permits.
Building permits havs been Issued by the
city as follows: Mrs. Ituae Pullard, ti.Oul
frame dwelling at Thirty-fourth rtreei nd
Iewey avenue; Roliert Uhllg 17.6 0 double
frame dwelling at Tlilrty-afxth and Hamey
streets; C. W. Sprague. fz.uuu frama dwell
ing at TbiruelU and Vlnlou streets.
brought 98c Saiur- CQ.
Pails,
24c
"
20
25C
$8.50
BOTH REGRET BACK ORDER
BBsniaaaBaw.
Park Board and Counoil Sorry Lattei
Adopted the Resolution.
TAKES ROAD FUND FROM COMMISSION
Whea It la To Lata This Is RtMp
alsed as Hamper to Plaas
of Developlasr Bowie
ards. Members of ths Park board ars arleveA
to think ths council has adopted a resolu
tion taking control of money In ths road
fund out of ths board's hands. While they
sdmit ths fund "belongs to the council to
spend, according to the present law, they
point out that they havs arranged to 'spend
the last cent of the money on boulevard
Improvements, as ths Park board always
has handled tho money.
Only recently did Councilman Back dis
cover ths law bad been changed. Ha
promptly noted the small amount remaining
In the general fund and. mindful of tha
I needs of his constituents in the First ward.
inu-oaucea a resolution to head off further
expenditure by the park commissioners.
Inasmuch as the comptroller already has
certified to tho money aa belonging to ths
board a queeticn has srlsen as to whether
or not the council can deprive ths park
ptople of what Is left of ths money. Th
commissioners ars not worrying much
about this, however,1 as they reailss tht
council will havs to pay tho bills contracted
for somehow.
Raised by County Taxaftoa.
"The worst fealurs lies In ths fact that
ths road fund Is raLed by county taxation
and is appioprlated to us by tbs county
commissioners," says Prealdent Evan of
ths board. "It always has been used for
boulevard purpose Now, If the tomuiis
sloners know the moi.sy U going Into too
hands of ths council (or street work It
means they will shut off tbs mousy at
ones. The law was changed accidentally,
as I have evidence to anew, and ws in
,tend to make an effort befuis the legisla
ture this winter to have ths former pro
visions subttltutcd. If ws do nut succeed
ths city will simply loss ths amount sac It
year."