THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 191 4.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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CANDIDATES
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Go ernor
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Sackett, Prog
HoWell, lit;,
l oiter. Sou
Wilson, Pro
Lieutenant dournor
iVarson, Pem
Klingbcil. Proir
lloa-rland. Rjp
A I -el, Soc
llocherbergt r. Pro
Secretary cf Slate
Pool. Dtn;
Skaila. Prog
Wah, Rep
Itt.ier, ."ou
liuiu. Pro
A uditor
mith, Dim
Hanson. Prog
Minor. Rep
Philips. Sue
Miles; Pre
Treasurer
Hall. Pe-m
Broateh. Prog
H..mer. lit i
Baldwin. Sou
Sto'.l. Pro
Su perintendeni
Vlii'.t-htv.ii, I 'err.
I 'avis. Pr cr
Thomas, R-.n
Walker. Pro
Attorney General
Peed. Pem
Wilis. Pn -
Scars. Rep
Burleigh. Sou
Bictenbenci, r. Pro
Coin. Lands, Lildjrs.
Eastham, Pern
Fenc-dict, Pr rr
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Davis, Pro
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Attorney
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I JOiss Harriett Clement was amo'frp:
Omaha visitors yesterday, return-
home 0:1 No. 2 yesterday after-
10011.
J. E. Johnson and wife of Omaha
came clown last evening to attend the
funeral of Grandma Ilenton at My
nard. The best medicine for
f ' i-. :i- Poultry and Pet Stock t
o).-.: .sorehead, chicken pox,
P"p7r -i loss of hair or feathers,
; sores, bowel trouble,
"":;.: skin disease. 25ct.,
' 30ct. and SI. 90 bottles.
.-P. Tablet form 50cts. post-
paid. Sold at most cities
and towns. Write for
sample and poultry book.
GEO. H. LEE CO., Dept. C, Omaha. N'ebr.
iliiiert of Lee '& Lict Kiilcr. M andy Lee Incubator, etc.
mn-y.
IDE CITY COUNCIL
8ISI1CT CONSID
ERABLE BUSINESS
CoLneil Is Doing Proper Thing: in
Their Efforts to Lover the Light
Pates to the Citv.
Theie was one of the most peaceful
sessions that has been held by the
city council for some time last night
and the d-ids entered into the business
of carrying out the city legislation
with a view of giving the city the
best possible results of their deliber
ations. A petition was presented from Mrs.
Julius Doering asking that her prop
erty consisting of several lots in the
north part of the city be set out of
the corporate limits of the city as the
land was used exclusively for agricul
tural purposes and had never received
any benefits or improvements from
its being included in the limits of the
city. The petition was referred to
the judiciary committee where it will
be investigated and a report made at
the next meeting of the city council.
City Clerk Nemetz reported as a
result of his industry the past month
he had secured the sum of S288.GG,
from various sources which had been
deposited with the city treasurer.
City Trea.-urer Soennichsen report
ed to the council that there was at
resent in the treasury some $8,000,
with overdrawn funds that will take
vp aot:t hali cf the sum and leave
the balance in the treasury at about
;i.0O9. The city carries a number of
investments in loans and warrants on
the water districts that serve to give
them a good per cent for ihe sinking
turn! that is to apply on the bonded
indebtedness of the citv. This, of
course, takes quite a sum out of the
sinking fund and lowers the amount
car' ied in the balance.
Police Judge Archer reported that
during the month just closed there
had been twelve arrests made of
which four had paid their fine, six
released on suspended sentences and
two committed to jail.
The chief of the fire department
al.-o presented a report showing that
the equipment of the fire department
was in goo i condition.
The claims committee of the coun
cil reported on the claim of Dr. E.
D. OVmmins for $0 for medical at
teiidarce to Officer Frank Neumann
at the time he was injured in driving
in an auto to the Masonic Home on
a call for the city, and the committee
recommended that the claim be al
low?d. On motion the report of the
committee was adopted and the war
rants ordered drawn for the amount.
Tiie finance committee reported that
they had checked over the books of
the city treasurer for the past six
months and found them to be in good
shape.
The tire and water committee re
ported that they had inspected and
tested the fire hydrant on South Six
teenth street and that it was vp to
the requirements of the city and rec
ommended that it be accepted which
report was accepted and placed on
file.
The lighting committee presented
a report dealing with the matter of
the new rates for electric lights for
the city and recommended that a new
list of rates for the current to the
city be secured. They gave a list of
prices which they believed to be more
equitable than that presented by the
light company, as they had corre
sponded with the different cities in the
state ;n regard to the rates paid out
for lights. The committee did not
make any recommendation as to the
rates for the private consumers of
the city. Chairman Hallstrom stated
they desired to get the approval of
the council before submitting the list
of figures to the light company for
their acceptance or rejection.
Councilman Buttery thought the
the committee should make some rec
ommendation as to the rates for the
private consumers of the electric cur
rent, even if it were necessary to take
more time to get the figures on the
rates of the different cities in the
states.
Councilman Straight in a few re
marks stated that he did not think
that under the franchise of the elec
tric light company that the city had
the right to regulate the rates charged
the private consumers. The report of
the committee was finally adopted ana
the light company will be notified of
the proposed rates and the city await
their action in the matter.
The police committee through
Councilman Buttery, its chairman,
stated that the work on the new jail
was progressing very nicely, but there
was several small items that needed
looking after before the room -was
completed in proper shape. The win
dows on the west side of the building
needed new shingles an well as a
railing along the stairway .leading
into the basement and the door should
be provided with the proper kind of
of a lock as it would have to be fixed
up before it could be used. On mo
tion of Lushinsky the committee was
authorized to make the necessary ad
ditions to the work outlined in the
plans and specifications. Councilman
Harris of the police committee re
ported that he had been asked by cer
tain parties as to whether or not the
old bun shanty on Pearl str?et would
be sold as soon as the new jail was
completed. The mayor stated that if
the city should decide upon a move of
this kind they would advertise for
bids for the sale of the jail to the one
giving the best price.
Councilman Johnson, chairman of
the committee on resolutions, which
had been appointed by the mayor to
draft the resolutions of the city
council on the death of Henry J.
Streight, father of Councilman W. J.
Streight, reported a short resolution
expressing the deep sympathy of the
council to the widow and family of
the departed gentleman, and the reso
lutions will be placed upon the rec
ords of the city of Plattsmouth.
Councilman Bestor stated to the
council that there was no ordinance
in force covering the licensing or op
erating of skating rinks, and he intro
duced an ordinance that covered
thoroughly this question. It provides
for a few of S'10 for a period of six
months and that the rink shall be
closed on Sundays and from 11 p. m.
to 7 a. m. of every other day of the
week. The ordinance was placed on
its second and third leading and
passed by the council. City Attorney
Tidd informed the council that a gen
tleman from Nebraska City desired
to open a rink here and had dejvosited
S'10 as a guarantee of good faith if
the ordinance was passed that would
allow him to operate here.
The secretary of ihe park commis
sion, J. P. Falter, reported that the
new board had the sum of .0 turned
over to them from the old board to
cover some old material that had been
sold by the old board at different
times to private parties. Councilman
Hallstrom wanted to know what had
been sold by the old park board and
thought that it should be investigated
more carefully before the council al
lowed the matter to be passed over.
The question of the section of the
occupation tax ordinance covering the
express companies was touched upon
by a representative of the Wells Fai
go Express company, who desired to
have the rate reduced from -30 to $15,
which had been the old rate. He stat
ed that their company did only SluO
a month business in this city, and
that of that there was the salaries of
the drivers and the agent to be paid,
which did not allow them very much
profit on operating the company's of
fice here. They were perfectly will
ing to pay the $3 as was first charged
against them, but objected to the in
crease to $09. Councilman Johnson
did not believe the city could afford
to cut down the rate in the ordinance,
as if the company 'lid not do the
amount of business of their competit
or it was not the fault of the city and
they could not discriminate against
one company in the rates for the ben
efit of the other. Councilman Harris
favored giving the company as good
a deal as possible, and if necessary
reduce the rating to $13, as there had
been several laws adopted since the
passage of the ordinance that cut
down the revenues of the companies tc
a low- figure. The matter was finally
referred to the judiciary committee
for future action.
Manager K. C. Wood of the Nebras
ka Lighting company was present at
the meeting and requested permission
of the council to say a few words in
regard to the question of moving the
electric light poles on Elm street from
Sixth to Eleventh streets. He pointed
out the difficulty that would be en
countered in having; to place the poles
in the alley and which would entai.
practically the placing of a double
line along this street to take care of
the service. He stated that the com
pany was willing at all times where
practical to place the lines in the al
leys of the city and would see that it
was carried out. but in this particular
case he would like to have the city
allow them to move the poles to the
curb line which they could do easily.
The permission asked for was given,
and t he company will move their poles
to the curb line instead of near the
center of the street where they are
at present.
The finance committee presented a
resolution transferring $1,500 from
the business tax fund to the road and
fire hydrant fund,' which was adopted
without a dissenting vote.
The finance committee of the coun
cil, after due consideration and inves
tigation, reported the following claims
as correct and recommended their
payment: John Fitzpatrick, salary,
$20; Ben Rainey, salary S75; Frank
Neumann, salary, 805; Lincoln Tele
phone and Telegraph Co., rent and
tolls, 82.50; Warga & Schuldice, work
on drinking fountains, 30 cents; 5Tike
Lutz, street commies ioner, $CG; Alvin
Jones, street work, $20; I. N. Cum
mings, burying one dog, 50 cents;
Weyrich & Hadraba. merchandise to
police, 2.05; W. A. Tompkins, street
work, S40; William Go'uieman. street
work, ?4S ; Mural Parmeie, haulin
hose, $1.50; Mural Parmeie. street
sprinkling. Sis; Nebraska Lighting
Co., street lighting, at city hall
and one load of cinders, S'l 40.00;
Charles McBride, street work, $24;
William Hiier, same, sis; Piters iz
Richards, sidewalks a. id cr:;nirs.
$100; Journal, printing, 844.12; S. C
Stone, stieet work. Slv; lOuc ii
Standeven. making giade. .fll.-Vp C is
Carlson, sp -cial police, s'2; Pert Tnoro
as, special police, $2; M. F. .Man
speaker, livery to polin. 2.5-; .Mart
Buttery, forty two-inch put .-, 1 . p.
Eastwood, mereiiaiKpse to ntj . ",.05;
Henry K linger, street wo'-k. : Mb."
Mauzy, inspecting curbing. s21; P.
M. Concrete Co., one yard of .-and. $1;
G. D. McMaken. alley crossing. 5.11.
The following ilaim.- wcie iel'ei:v,l to
the claims committe: Bruce i Stcr
deven, surveying. $08. 5o; Bruce J.
Standeven, surveying. SOo; F. J.
Richey. supplies to city. 852.00; Wat
ga ili Schuldice. labor- and n.ate'-.u ai
city jail. Ss.Oo. The last ch.im ; t th
city jail was explained by (V.ru-.lrr.:'.::
Buttery, who had ordered tn- ''w:-
at the new jail fixed up
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th?
work coul-.i proceed, arid
then referred back to the
the wa
IPianre c.i.i-
mittee and payment
recoinmi a .:.'.
further- ! i
Then
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terest the council, tkt
journed arid the dad
wav homeward.
meeting
worn ied
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the ir
FORMER CUSS COUNTY CIT
IZEN WHILE AT ALOIflli
F:-rn TV. ttr.f-sduy's I'.ii'y.
While in Aloion, Neb., this v. i-.-k on
business for the county. Sheriff (Juir
ton had the pleasure of meeting wi:h
a foimer Cass county citi::ca. who
has become quite prominent in the af
fairs cf Boone county since hi-- re
moval to that place several years age.
Mike Cavty, formerly a veil known
resident of the vicinity of V,;.:,a-h,
was the gentleman, and his frier us in
this county will be j.lea-e.l to learn
that he is now one of the r,ev,l.ers
r f the board of county con. mi.- 1 me-s
of Bocne county and is located on a
fine farm a few miles from .Minor..
where he makes a greet .-in in
e. ery way. While here ?I r. ':,v.y
k-.ris ouite prominent in j cpi9n.ean
nolitics.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thar.k the many I
who so kindiy assisied us ii our
loss for their kindness. worV- .
pathv ami the beautiful fh'a
K :,A-
ecent
ym-trio-
utts.
W. O. GREEN AND FAMILY
Uegistt red Jersey Pull,
for .service. C. E. Babbitt. Piaits
mouth. JUDGES AND CLERKS CfcS
NOT RECEIVE PAY BUT FOR
A:
result of the lo.ig
not at
the election, the board of county com
missioners have keen coi-.f r oi.tt d v.v.h
the bills from several election hoar.!-,
for service greater than tin twenty
hour limii, set by the law, as ha-- bt -n
shown several times through the col
umns of the press, and the boa id feel
ing that there was no other com-"
open to them decided to tat action
on the matter by the palace of :.
resolution that would piace the elec
tion board in the right ligh
gard to the attitude of" the ho
ir. iv-:-d.
Ti c
resolution is as follows:
"Resolved. By the board of cjr.ty
commissioners of Cars cotintv. that
paragraph 2402 of section 42, ib vised
Statutes of Nebraska
plOVl'les JUOg'-'s
and clerks ot election s9a:i receive
1.
compensation for 1 ot more- tiu. " twen
ty hours, and that a rp, of tine stat
utes be mailed out with each warrant
issued."
There were quite a number of the
judges and clerks who put in bills for
full time, hut the law makes eiear tne
duty of the commissioners to ref 1 :t
to allow over the twenty-hour limit.
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