Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY JBEK : TUESDAY , MAY 10 , .1892.
THEY OPPOSE IT AT HOME
* Washington's ' Press Dissatisfied with the
National Encampment Appropriation.
PECULIAR FEATURES OF THE PROBLEM
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WASIIINIITON , D. O. ,
Thin evening's Stnr has n lenRthy cdltnclal
on the subject ol Nebraska's protest against
en appropriation from the public treasury to
ilelrav expenses of visiting veterans to the
Grand Army of the llcpubllc encampment
lioro this fall , In which It declares thntslnco
Commandcr-ln-Chlof Pnlmor hns explained
that the appropriation Is to bo made on the
If same basis as nil appropriations for Iho qov-
crnmont of Iho national capital , one-half
from tbo federal and half from the District
of Columbia treasury , tbcro ooosos to be any
protest even from Nebraska.
Continuing the Star has this to say :
"Somo of our legislators hnvo suggested that
an execution be made In iho case of Iho ex
penditure ; that tno law which maltus the
government n local inxpavcr , bo suspended In
respect to It , nud thut Individual taxes bo
exclusively levied upon for the purpose.
Kvor.v dollar of the local residents' tav
inonoy trnld Into the treasury Is under the
laxv peed for t2 xvhcn expended on municipal
objects. The proposition Is to spend
tlUO.OOO. A portion of this tax fund spent
on any other municipal object would mean
r.00WK ) . The district would surrender
EWJ.OOO from the Improvement of Its
streets , support ol Its schools , Increase of
its police , etc. , In order to spend only
110U.IHM upon Iho encampment.
"This courio xvould be unbusinesslike
nnd xvould involve nn extravagance xvhlch
our economical legislature , If It bo true lo
its principles , Is not ntull likely to force
upon us. It , would also Involve Iho bna and
dangerous precedent of tampering with the
law tlxlng the llnnnolal relations of the nation
and the capital. "
Interested In the lErsult.
The xi'ork of the Methodist conference nt
Omaha is of great Interest In Washington
This evening's ' Star says : "Tho Omaha
general conference seems disposed to do
everything possible to promote tlo great
.American university proposed bv * the Metho
dists and xvhlch Is now apparently on the
road lo success. The proposition that has
passed the conference requesting the house
of bishops to sot apart October ll ! as n uni
versity day meets xvlth great fuvor nnd , It
xvoula .seem , ought to b : ndoiitod unless an
other time Is bolter suited for the purpose.
Washington , the scat of the proposed Insti
tution , Is winching xvlth ileop interest nil
that concerns Its foundation. "
Secretary Itlulne at the Circus ,
Sot-rotary nialno took In the circus this
nflcrnoon. Just before the grand parade
Mr. Hlalno , accompanied by Mr. Kmmons
Ulnlno , Mrs. Blnlno , Mrs. Illtt and Mis
Loiter , the Chicago beauty , w.ilkcd around
tbo sawdust track and xvere shown to a row ol
seats just In front of xvhoro Uaby McKee sat
xvlth Mrs. DItnmlcKand Lieutenant 1'nrkor.
Mr. Blalno looked xvoll and seemed as nloascd
as tmv ono at the sboxv. He ate peanuts and
heartily applauded the funny acts of the
clowns nnd the donuoys. There was no applause -
plauso xvhcn ho caino in , for the circus wns
the greater show to the Washington audi
ence. . The sight of a secretary of state xvns
evidently li novelty to the attaches of the
circus. The Jockies , male nnd female , the
tumblers , the acrobats ana allot them Itopt
their eyes glued on Mr. Blalno during their
acts , and lu the magnlllccnt production of
"Chrlstophor Columbus , " In xvhlch Mr.
Ultimo took an o&pcclal interest , It xvas at
limes dtfllcult to distinguish on whom Queen
Isabella cast the longer glances , Columbus or
the magnetic man from Mnlno.
Snnator
Senator Pottlgrew xvas mndo hoppv today
by seeing n report made from the senate com
mittee on public lands giving all of the now
states 5 per cent , of the gross amounts re
ceived from the sales of the public lauds
from Indian reservations nnd these xvblch
may In future bo sold. Ho said It xvould
give South Dakota about SI,500,000 ready
cash und xvould bolp out some of the other
now states xvhich uro in need of money for
public improvements. The senator has suc
ceeded In having the amount of the appro
priation for Improvement of the Missouri
above Sioux City Increased to $1,100,000 , and
nn Item of ! 0,000 for nn Ice har
bor at Yunkton inserted. There
have been no oppproprlalions made
for Improving tbo Missouri In South
Dakota slnco Mr. Pottlgrow xvas a delegate
irom the territory m the house , xvhon hn
oojrod the first survey of tbo rlvor ana had
DU appropriation mode for improvements.
llu said to Tun BEK correspondent this after
noon that the amount now placet ) In the bill
would remove tbo snags in tbo rlvor and
make It navigaolo from ono and to the other
of the Dakotas ana make competition sharp
Tvtxvoon rlvor and railroad transportation.
I The senator added that there xvas moro navi
gation of the Missouri In tbo Uukotas now
thim In auy txvo of the states Immediately
below them.
Coiiimlttsloiicr Carter Not Ulstiirlinil.
"It is not true that I Intend to resign my
position nt the end of the fiscal year or at
any time so far as I know now,1' said Lund
Commissioner Carter today. "Tho report
xvas circulated In connection xvilh a state
ment that the land ofllco xvns about to bo
enveloped In n scandal and It xvas the inton-
tlon to cronto tbo Impression that I would bo
glad to got from under trouble about to bo
brought upon this oftlco. I think the report
xvns circulated by mon xvho have boon dls-
nppolnlad lu using this ofllco for personal
purposes. "
MUcclliiniioiiH.
Assistant Soorotary Chandler today nf-
llrnpd the decision of the commissioner m
the homestead entry case of Clara A. Lukcns
from Mitchell. S. D. , holding the entry for
cancellation. Ho also afllrmod the decision
In the timber culture case of Carrlo C.
Rotating against David J. Currier from
Huron , S. D , , dismissing contest , and BUS-
talnoa tbo motion for review In the case ot
James W. Sanford against John A. Burbank
from Chamberlain , S. D ,
The assistant secretary has afllrmod tbo
decision of the commissioner In the timber
culture entry coolest of John II , Slpos
against Freeman 11 , Qulnuy from North
I'latte , dismissing Sipos' contest.
Senator Mundorson today Introduced a bill
to authorize W. il. Tlbbotts of Nebraska to
iVcnto u quarter section of land ,
C , II. Taylor was today appointed post
master nt Huffton , Brown county , S. D. ,
vlco 11 , VV. Cole , resigned ; mid Annlo Ntsson
nt Washington , Washington county , U. T. ,
vlco O. Kunlc , resigned.
Assistant Secretary Crounso Is ontortnln-
li.g at the Shorohnm Mr. W. J. Tinguo and
family of Noxv York , xvbo are spending a
low Days In the city.
A bill has beou introduced In the house to
place all grades of sugar on the free list ,
thus abolishing tbo little protection offered
lo our sugar refiners. An amendment is to
be offered to ono of the appropriation bills
. repealing the suaar bounty. All of the three
Nebraska members of iho house favor
both propositions. p. a. u ,
NKWii l-'OU Till : .VHMY.
t'linipletu I.lilt of ( ] | iuni ; lu the Heritor
Snrvli'c.
WASHINGTON , D. C , , May 9. [ Special
Telegram toTiiK Hr.E.l Tbo following army
orders xvoro Issued today :
Captain Henry C. Ward , Sixteenth Infan
try , xvlll proceed to Nashville nnd report to
tbo goverr.or of Tonuesseo for temporary
duty In connection with the national guard
of thut state. Captuia ( Janes l.awson ,
Txventy-tlfth infantry , having been found bv
nn examining board unlit for promotion oil
account of physle&l disability , xvill proceed
to his home and report tiy letter to thu aaju <
tant general. Second Lieutenant Kawurd
1' Lmvton. Thirteenth. Infantry , ls relieved
from duty at the North Uoorgln Agricultural
colleen at Uahlonyo , to take effect August
1 And xvill then proceed to join bU company.
Captain George 1C. Spencer retired , U de
tailed for service as professor at St. John's
million- school , Sallna , Kou.
The leave of ubsoneo granted Captain
a boojtoro K True , usst.taut quartermaster ,
March V ) , Dept r aent of ArUoi. * , Is ex !
tended thrco months , A board or ordnanoo
oflicers to consist of Colonel Adolbort U.
Huftlngton. Colonel Alfred Mordocal , Lieu
tenant Colonel Francis H. Parker , Major
Isaac Arnold , ] r , Major James W. Hcilly ,
Captain Cbarlcs hhalcr , recorder , Is ap
pointed to meet nt the Springheld armory ,
Mavsachusolts , on Monday , May 10 , for the
purpose of considering and reporting upon
ihosuojcctof field and stoga carriages , etc. ,
under such Instructions as tray bo communi
cated by chief of ordnance , United States
army. The board Is authorized to visit the
Watcrvltot nraonal , Now York , and thu
Sandy Hook proving ground , Now Jersey ,
nnd on the completion of Its duties will for
ward Its report to the chlof of orananco , and
the members of the board return to their
proper station ,
WiMtrrn Pemlnrn.
WtsiitNOTOX , D. U. , May 0. [ Special
Telegram to Tim Bnn.J The following list
of pensions granted h reported by Tun II nn
nnd Cxamlncr Bureau of Claims :
Nebraska ; Onclnol Chauncoy W. Hyatt ,
Ilalloy H. Simmons , Louis Crape , Marvin
Olll , Cdwln Hlndlov , Willlnm lieorno.
Itanmar n. Stephens , Jacob Lolchdl , John
K. Thompson , James C. Woods , Bnirgs H.
Wright , \\lllinm W. Williams , John B.
Murray. Km.uinol Van NorAdalo. Addi
tional-John W. Wolfe , Oeorgo H. B.i5h.
ford. James \V. Bcelor. James K. Pugsloy ,
Daniel D. Johnson , James Brownlow , Aaron
Young. Increase CSeorgo Hodkln , Nelson
1C. Hunoy , William J. Madlion , Charles P.
Brigham. Uelssuo John Fox. Original
Widows , etc. Florlndti J. Bodoll.
Iowa : Orlginnl-Oooreo W. Slpo , Orange
D. Leonard , Solomon Keescr , James W.
Smith , Charles F. Garotoon , James Uill ,
WilliHtn J. Anderson , 'olin K. Carlmrt , Pat
rick O'D.iv ' . , Francis Kannoy , Jnraus C. Kirk-
patrlck , UohortO'Harrow , Stephen W.Croo ,
Ktchnrd Warehnm. Kdmond J. Clnrrldgo ,
Franklin P. Bowlln , Henry J. Depporman.
Additional Mathlas Krlckson , Joionh Dot-
rick , Stephen Outjh , John Nicholas , William
Bishop. Increase Edward Proctor. George
A. Stearns , Marcullus H. Coburn , William
Brlnor , JoiTcnon Hunt. Holssuo Joseph
Leo , John F. Hnntley. Original widows-
Ellen SKclton , Ktlziooth Konnodv
South Dakota. Original Georro W.
Woodford , William A. Finch. Original
, vldow Cordelia L. Porklns.
Colorado ! Original Edward Whltoford ,
lonrv Youngs , John T. Brownlow , James
, V. Curtis , Heron Twiss , Edward Hollasou ,
George F. Burbage. Additional James H.
Jarnett. Olek 1C Christen , Goprgo S. black ,
deccasoJ.
"Late to bed and early to rlso , will shorten
ho road to your homo In the sitlos. " But
) arly to bed nnd a "Littlo Early Ulsor , " the
nil that makes Ufa longer and bettor and
ivlser.
WITH A BJO DOCKET.
Hutrlut Court Opens lor May with I'lenty ot
Wurk In blRlit.
The May term of the district court opened
his morning with 2)25 ; cases on the general
docket , or 105 les than wore docketed nt the
beginning of the February term. All
seven of the Judges sat upon the
bench In the largo court room ana
Istencd to Clerk Moores , as ho called the
iiames of ninety Jurors , who were cited to ap
pear and servo their country during the next
Lhrce weeks at fJ per day oich. Of thcso
; iinclv mon , good and true , only llfty-llvo ro-
spondoO. Then a warrant w.is placed in the
hands of the sheriff , commanding him to
brine thlrty-llvo cltlzons Into court Wednes
day und explain why they should not bo
lined for contempt.
So much being disposed of , the following
attorneys were appointed a bur commlttoa
for the term : A. S. Churchill , Ueorgo W.
Shields , \VI11 A. Corson , C. J. Smytho and
W. W. Slnoaugb.
The bailiffs who hold down their Jobs dur
ing the February term were continued and
they will servo so long as their behavior is
satisfactory to the respective Judges.
JudKO ICoysor devoted the afternoon hours
to bearing ox parto matters and Judge Donno
called the cases that will go on trial. The
jurors who were in attendance were excused
until this morning at 0)0 : ! ) o'clock. !
Judge IJ.ivis took up the criminal docket
and listened to the pleas of the prisoners who
baa boon sent up from the lower courts. All
of these parties maintained that they were
Innocent nnd their cases were continued.
John M , Leonard was charged with having
assaulted two persons , Larry Jacobson and
Allco Orr. This assault wa3 committed on
April Hi , nnd John was asKed to put up
bonds of $500 in each case thut ho would bo
rcbont nnd dofoud.
It was charged that L. Cohn stele carpen
ter tools from Andy Llndqulst. Mr. Cohn
was placed under $100 to appear.
Lena Jones , a colored girl , was charged
with having stolen W from the oorson of
Nels Benson , a Swede from the country.
NeU said that ho wanted to pro-ocuto and
Lena was asked to glvo bonds m the sum of
OU that she would bo on baud.
Tbo charge against Harry Hamilton , a man
fifty years of ago , was that ho wrote another
man's narao to a check on February 10. He
signed MoosobackCo. . to a $520 chock
draxvn on the Colombia National banl
and then found some man who was fee
enough to advance the cash.
Fred Ahrons , a dapper young follow !
tripped to tbo front to admit that he
was tno proprietor of the St. Clair
hotel , but ho denied that bis place
was an unlicensed brothel , or that ho sold
llquora. His bail was fixed at $500 In each
caso.
caso.Gcorgo Whitney stated that ho did not
steal n SO ondlo from John E. Bates , but as
the information charged that ho did , ho was
held under $10' ' ) ball bonds.
Bernard Montgomery and A. J. Powell
were accused of catering In Iho night lima
Iho store of A. L. Goldberg acd stealing
therefrom sundry articles of wearing apparel.
The boys said "no , " after which they were
sent back to Jail , being unaolc to furnish
bonds in the sum of $1,000 each.
Mclvin Shelley and Joseph Thomas , two
colored lads , with Bernard Montgomery ,
were charged with burclary. They would
not admit Iho truthfulness of the charge ,
but they were hold and were also unnblu to
furnish bonds , which were llxed utl,000
each.
each.Tbo
Tbo case of Dollla Callaban agaiust George
F. Monroe , charging bastardy , was called
and coatlnuod for thr-'o weeks , as some of
the defendant1 ! wltnosse * were absent.
A nollo was entered In tbo state case
against Henry Bubstor. There was a pe
culiar circumstance connected with this caso.
Bubster was charged with larceny , tried ,
convicted und sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary. Ills attorneys appealed to-tho
supreme court , but before the case wns
reached Bubstor had served his time and
was discharged from custody. A few days
ago the suprorao court passed upon tbo casn
and romandcd it oack to this county for anew
now trial.
\Vlicu Traveling
Whether on pleasure bent or business , take
on every trip n bottle of Syrup of Figs , as
It acts most pleasantly ana effectively on the
kidneys , liver and bowels , preventing fevers ,
headaches and other forms of sickness. For
sale In 50 cents aud $1 bottles by all leading
druggists.
ENDED HIS TROUBLED LIFE.
John Johnson , \Vcnry of Thin Worhl , 1'nts
u Iliillctjii Ilia llraln.
John Jobnion , ugoa C4 , the father of John
son Bros. , proprietors of the grocery store at
9 ± 3 Loavcuworth stroat , committed sulcldo
In a barn at the rear of tbo grocery between
5 and 0 o'clock yesterday morning ,
Mr. Johnson has been slightly Insane for
the pas > t six months and bis physician had
warned Iho family , who live oviir the store ,
that bn was Itaulo to attempt sulcldo. Ho
arose about 5 o'clock yesterday morning aud
said ho was going out after coal to build
a lire. When ho did not return Mrs.
Johnson boramo alarmed and uallud the boys
to search for htm. They found tils body in
the earn with a US-caliber revolver clasped
In his right baud aud a bullet bole In his
head.
Johnson bud talton tbo keys to the
store from the pocket of one of his sons and
secured the revolver which was In the cash
drawer.
The bullet ontoroa his right temple and
passed completely through his head kilting
him Instantly. The remains will bo taken to
Stouten , la. , this evening for Interment. Ho
leaves a wife and throe sons.
M. A. H. Cochran , Baagor , Mich. , writes ;
"I cannot say too much for IJi-iulycroUno
headache cure ; It U a blessing to me and I
intend it shall bo toother * , if I bavo any In.
tluouce , "
Dr Uirnoy euros catarrh. OKE bid * ?
IN THE GENERAUONFEREXCE
[ CONTINUED FIIOM K1IHT
ID. but It would never sondaylleht , It would
bo smothered In the comiulttco.
CdlllrrriKT < lii44l | ) .
The numoor of carnoat brethren hustling
about with little nchamos tbnt they want
pushed to tbo front Is very Inrgo.
"I hnvo found a cnnHiclnto for ovcrythlnjj
but. boavcu , " snld Uov. F. A. Hardy
"I am laboring with tbo Japanese delepnto
to qot blin to run for Hint. "
The man with the longest tltlo In the con-
foronci ) Is ftov. William Jones of MUioun.
Ills card reads in follows : "K3V. William
.lonos , A. M. , D. D. , LU U. , 1 > . K. " It I
probably well to remark to soiuilar readers
that tbo "P. E. " moms proildlni , ' oldor.
Ono man has n striiKfilltiR cullego that
needs help , another has u church that Is
almost submerged in debt , a third has n
church paper that can't weather the storms
without assistance , and do on mid so on.
The earnestness of the various candidates
In training the attention of the delegates Is
ouly equaled by the persistence of these
brethren who represent something thnt
needs help from the supreme body of the
church.
The committee on episcopacy N Just now
oupagod In some of the most interesting slJo
work connected with the conference busi
ness. That committed Is composed ot tbo
leaders of the various conference delegations ,
nnd the question Is that of electing or not
electing additional bishops , which Is being
earnestly discussed In nil the phases of that
important problom. Tbo coiunilltco bus
risked the hoard of bishops for advlco as to thn
necessity of electing moro bishops. Just what
the ml vi co of the bishops will bo Is as yet mi-
itnown. Otltlt U the provnlllng belief that
the blshopi will ndvlso the conforonca not to
elect nay bishops this session ,
Dr Birnoy's ' Catarrh Powder euros Catarrh.
THE FEDERAL COURT.
Judgit Dimity Decide * tn 1'rotrot Willows
anil Orphans nnd lltuli llualnrns ,
Judge Dutidy bognn the May term of the
United States circuit and district court this
morning with n largo cumber of attorneys
from tbo stnlo present. Ills boner Intimated
that the petit Jury would not bo hold very
long for the trial of causes , unless the cases
were ready , for Uncle Sam had not been
particularly lioornl with his appropriation
for federal Juries , and there \vos a threaten-
tng deficit to be carefully looked attar.
Alter hearing motions for now pleadings
the announcement of the settlement of u
number of eases , and after granting leivo to
attorneys to fllo cross bills , .tudgo Dundy
called tno docket nnd ordered thnt tbo ciiso
of UcorcVnlls & Co. against Mlllnrd betaken
taken up tomorrow afternoon , to the conster
nation of Mr. Hull , the only attorney nrcsont
in the case.
United States Assistant Distr' " Attorney
Bnldridgu stated to the court that ho would
not bo ready to try criminal cases before tbo
last of the wcok as ho depended upon the
grand Jury to give him necessary Icnvo by
returning indictments against these persons
who have boon urrnstcd tor tnisdonuanors.
In the case ot Austin against Hlloy
nnd others a motion was made fern
n guardian ad lltcm and A. A.
McLennan was suggested by the at
torney for the place. Jndgo Dundy Imme
diately stated that the court usually ap
pointed guardians and ho didn't propose to
allow bis right to bo taken from him.
"What kind of a guardian uo you want !
Ono who will make a light for the Interests
of the minor chlldj" asked the judge of the
attorney.
The latter said it didn't matter to him.
"Now1 said the Judge , "tho widows and
orphans must bo protected in this court and
I will appoint n guardian who will make n
vigorous light for the interests of bis ward. "
And the lawyer subsided.
The grand Jury will bo called this
morning and the petit jury at o'clock , when
if there are no cases ready for trial , the neat ,
jury will bo discharged.
Among the attorneys present from the
stnto were J. C. Watson , Nobrnsca City ;
.ludgo Cnrnos of Norfolk , N. S. Harwood of
Lincoln , Judge Humor of Kearney , Maiquett
of Lincoln , Warren of Js'oorasUa City Alunn
of ICcarnoy.
Judge JJundy ontcrci" Judgment in the Ne
braska City distillery caio , which has ueen
In court for sovor.il years. Somct mo during
1SS7 the diitillery company at No bras ka City
wont into the whisky trust , and after run
ning n couple of year * shut down. The w orlts
had been leased to the trust for a period of
twenty-five years , nnd shortly after being
closed were sold to U. L. Woolsoy , with the
understanding that the works were not ID
DO used for distilling nurpo os. Woolsoy put
in a lot of i.ow machinery and began the
manufacture of whisky and highwincs , and
tno trust immediately started suits , alleging
a violation tof the terms of sale.
Thn defense set up the Dtoa that the terms
of the lease intended to perpetuate n monopoly
ely and were therefore contrary to public
policy. In all live suits were maintained ,
and thn trust was defeated In each caso.
Judgment was entered against the trust nnd
the cases dismissed.
Dr.Dlrnoy's catarrh powder for cold in liea
Itnrtou'a Awful Thirst.
Ono of the familiar faces in the prisoner's
scat at tbo police station Is that of Burton
lilies. It is an intelligent looking face
backed up by n well shaped head and should
belong to n respectable personality. ButUnr-
ton Is not , rospectnblo by n good deal and no
ono Is moro painfully aware of this fact than
Barton himself. Ho is a hopeless drunkard ,
and though bo seems to feel the disgrace of
an arrest ho has laid himself liable to one
every week nnd almost every day lor vcuri.
The other day ho applied to B.inKer Mc-
Cague for work or assistance of some sort.
Mr. McCnguo said ho would psy for u course
of treatment for him at an institute for the
euro of alcoholism. Barton had had a shot
before but Jndgo Borka gave him another
trial and ho began the treatment. Sunday
afternoon ho again fell by the w.wsldo and
alter imbibing as much alcohol us ho could
carry comfortably went up to the institute
headquarters and announced himself as
ready to undertake the contract of cleaning
out the establishment , A policeman was
summoned and ho was offca more lodged behind -
hind the bars. - - -
ThU w m supposed to iond It but Judge
Herkn Is long suffering and again sent for
the whisky cure rooplo xvhg. ngrcod to tnko
him back. Tnoy iravo pdor uarton to under
stand , howovori that this Was his Inst nope
to rnuko a man of himself drid that the next
ho came up ho would on put where It would
bo dry for ninety days , r-
?
Dr Birnoy's Catarrh tfowJer for tonsllotls
WEATHER AND A CANAL.
Important Topics TacitlrUI by llio Omaha
llonrd "I TrWlo.
A baker's dozen re presented the membership -
ship attendance at last lilttlit'.s meeting of
the Board of Trade. And tbo weather this
glorious weather was tno principal topic of
discussion. It came about by John Kvaus ,
to whom hud DOCD rolcrrcd n report of the
mctootolopy committee regarding the subject
of incrcuslng the telegraphic service of the
weather bureau , statin ? that the community
should bo bettor posted on what the weather
would do tomorrow. Ho reported that tbo
local sigoal oftlccr bad frequently requested
from the agricultural centers tele
graphic reports of the weather fore
casts for proper signals In order that
farmer * and cattlemen would bo bcnodUed.
Mr. Hvans then Introduced n resolution to
the affect that agriculturists nnd stocktion
would bo greatly benotltted by knowing the
future of the weather br having the tolo-
grnpbin forecasts. His resolution nlso re
quested tlint Nebraska's senators nnd con
gressman bn asltod to favor un npnroprlutlon
suniclont to defray the expense of the in
creased weather service. The additional
appropriation needed is $ " > ,000 for this your.
Colonel Champion Chase seriously ob
jected to the resolution. Ho fancied that
the matter had been referred to himself for
the investigation of the weather , Ho had
diligently observed the prognostications of
the local weather cleric for four consocutlvo
days. While tbo weather was disagreeable ,
clo'udy , wet and vamy , the predictions in
some instances had been "fair and warmer
weather. "
Notwithstnnd'ng liU objection the resolution - -
tion was adopted.
A cominunie.uiou from UieCnltfoinla State
Nicaragua canal convention was roiid. It
requested the board to send delegates to at
tend the national Nicaragua cannl conven
tion , which Is to be held at St. Louis Juno 'J.
The convention will bo hold for the purpose
of advising und considering the immediate
construction ot the canal under the direction
of the government by the concessions
granted by the republic o ( Nicaragua ,
There was some opposition to the request ,
but Colonel Clmso stated that It would ho an
important convention and delegates should
bo appointed to attend it. Ho said the cuual
would save long distances of ntivieiitlon and
the perils of voyages around C.ino Horn. The
president wns nuthuiizcd to uppclnt three
delegates. Tne.x will bo selected later.
On recommendation of the hoard of direc
tors Edward /Cibrisky was admitted to mem
bership.
Dr. Birnoy's Catarrh Powder cures catarrh
t'fimmlt trr.4 for Motniirlnl Day.
The Grand Army of the Republic general
committee for Memorial day has selected the
folloxving olllcers and subcommittees :
Chairman , Ur. Howard Cook ; treasurer.
Comrade A. Lockner ; secretary , George C.
Bonncr ; assistant iccrotary , Sherman \Vtl-
cox.
Committee to Secure an Orator Comrades
Spaiildmg , Bloom and Jenkins.
On Finance Comrades .Lockaor , Jenkins ,
JclTco.u , Spauldlng and , Otis.
On Music aud Program , t > r. COOK , Com
rade Bonner , Brother , J. B. Hoove , MM.
Hhoads of U. S. Grant Itotiof coros. MM.
lleoio and Miss Foonanl- > "
On Flowers Comrudo Bloom , chairman :
Comrades Garruty. lionner , Kho.ids ( of Crook
post ) , Kneads ( of'U. S.tGrant post ) , Khouds
( of Custer post ) , nnd Mrs. Potter , Mrs.
Kirby , MM. Askwith , Mrs. ' Hhoads ( of Cus
ter Kelief uorpi ) , Mr ? . ' Jeffcoat. Mrs. West
and Brother J. B. Hoovo of'thu Sons of Vet
erans. '
On Grounds Comrade Fccnan , chairman ;
Comrades Sawhlll , Askwith und JclTcont ,
Captain C. L Hawit/.er of the Sons of Vet
erans , Mrs. Cicorgo S. Uhonds , Miss Mary
Alulhall nnd Mrs. Adamsl.y.
On Invitations und U-jcootton Comrade
Otis , chairman ; Comrades Wilcox ( of U. S.
Grant post ) and Ball , Mrs. Pierce , Mrs.
Whilinar.sb , Mrs. West aud Cuutaln C. L.
Unwitzer of the Sons of Voternus.
DoWltt's Sarauparllla destroy * such poi
sons as scrofula , skin disease , eczema , rheu
matism. Us timely usosavos many lives.
3lirrhi : i * 1.110 MIM.
The following marriage licja as were Is
sued by Judge Eller yesterday :
Namoand Ad lres > . Ago.
j Adam lC > i7linlc7ik. : Omaha 2 >
I Stanley Ilurdiiuk , Oinahu 20
J Josaph llrarU Omiihu L'J
I Nullio Warner , Omnha 21
I.I. H. Mnrrlisoy , Oiiinha ; il
) Kutlo Ncstlobnsh. Uniaha L'l
j William O'Ncll. South Omaha i'U
l Miry : V. Smith , South ( Jtti-ihu 19
J LarsSiirranson. Houlli Ojnuhn 27
I Mary HasstuuiHCn , South Uniaha ? 2
.
Don't let that cough contitlue. Stop U at
once with Piso's Cure for Consumption. It
never falls. oc. All drungUts.
Dr. Blrnoy , nosu and throat. BQQ bldg
Cusllv lint it Menus safety.
The Now York C'cntrnl coinitny ] is
about to lixv between the Grntul-Contriil
btatiou nnd li8th ! street the lirst 10U
pound rail over rolled or used in the
United States , and it will bo laid on
steel ties two tloparturos which are
j likely to liuvo many followers witiuti
I the next few years. The uno of rails ol
to great weight is of course a very costly
impi'ovomont , but it will ho n great
safuguavd tiKalnst the nunierou.i anil
often very sorlous accidents uiiiibcd by
broken rails. Northwestern Railrotidor ,
Api-118 , 1892.
Every
Smoker's Nose
knows when It is pleased. H Is always
pleased with the fragrant and" peculiar
aroma of
Smoking- Tobacco
Which lias been for more than a quarter
of a century the desire and delight of t
comfort lovers everywhere. It strikes <
the taste of many fastidious cmoUers. '
Try It.
BlackweH'3 Durham Tobacco Co. ,
DURHAM , N. C.
AKIf
OZS. FOR
ABSOLUTELY PURE , JUST TRY IT.
PAXTON & GALLAGHER , OmahaNeb ,
rr\
In which Hell man's Administrator has to sell out the stock of
clothing and furnishing goods , is the cause of some great
bargains , and the rush for them at all times , day or
night , proves that they arc
GENUINE BARGAINS ,
Everything is fairly cut to pieces as far as price is concerned ,
and it r you don , t get your clothes cheap enough this year , it
won't be the fault of Hellman's administrator.
$ 4.25 for Hellman's $ 8.25 Men's Suits.
5,00 for Hellman's 9.0O Men's Suits.
6.50 for Hellman's 11 OO Men's Suits ,
8.50 for Hellman's 12.50 Men's Suits.
13.50 for Hellman's 18.OO Men's Suits.
14.50 for Hellman's 13.50 Men's Suits.
16.00 for Hellman's 20.00 Men's Siiits.
17.OO for Hellman's 22.50 Men's Suits.
5 Oc for Black Sateen Shirts , that Hellman never sold less than $1.
3 E. and W. Collars , SOc. $1.BO Hats , 7Sc.
E and W Cuffs , SOc. 6Oc Shirt Waists , 3Bc.
2Oc Collars , lOc. 25e Bordered Haridker-
5Oc Ties , 25c. chiefs , 3 for 28c.
HO A
Stainless Guaranteed. , lc a Pair.
We have engaged a number of new salesmen , and in the fu
ture there will be no tedious waiting to be served , as we can
now take care of almost any size rush. The morning is the
best time to buy as the crowds do not come until towards the
middle of the day.
'nnTAII fl
CORNER 13TH AND FARNAM.
Uvery MAN c.ni bo
I STRUNG .tnd VIG
OROUS in all respcrta
. _ _ . J by usiiiK SfANISlI
NliRVINE.thcBrcnt byanlHh Remedy. YOUNG MltN
OR OZ.D sullrrlnu from IJHRVOUS DBBIIdTY , I.OST or
FAII/INQ MANHOOD niKhtlyci.iUsionsconvulsions , ncivoiij
pi nitration , cniiii d b > the use of opium , tobacco or alcohol , wakc-
fulncss , mental depression , loss of power in uillier sex , spcrmalor-
nr.FnoRK AND ArrtK list. rttoja catuetl by self abuse and over indulgence or diiy personal weak"
ness can be restored to perfect health nnil the NOULB VITALITY OF STRONG MBN.
We give n written guarantee wnb C boxes to euro any case or rclin.il the money. $ i a boxC ; bores { j
For Sale in Omaha bv Snow , Lund & Co.
Nutlro ol the SlttltiK ofllio City Council us u
Hoard < > t iiiimli/itloii : : *
Tothoonneriof thu lots.partsof loUand ronl
estate Eibntlln on or ailj.iei'iit to tbo streets ,
alleys oravunuus huruln named or situated In
whole or In part wllbln any of tbu districts
herein bpuclllcd :
Vou and uaeh of vou are hereby notified
that thu city council of tbu oily of Omaha will
sit us u bo.ir I of equalisation at tliu ollleo of
tbo city clerk. In tliu c.ty hull , Omaha , Nob. ,
on Thursday , the 10th day of May. WM. ( torn
U o'clock n. n. . toAu'o-ouK p. in. , fur thu pur
pose of considering und equall/uiK the pro
posed levy of special taxes anil assessments ,
" I'lunsof Asscbbment"
as shown by "Proposed
now on llio In the ollico of sild city clerk , and
correcting uny error- , therein , mid of hourlng
all complaints that the owners of property so
to bo iisscsbcd and tu.\oil may make : said spe
cial taxes nnd assessments proposed to bo
lev.od beliiK necessary to cover the uoit ut thu
several linproveinctits duly anthorl/ed to uo
made and now complotea , as follows :
Damages for uhanjtliiK the sratlo of Arbor
btrept. lltb street , nnd 12th street ,
tunoiiiitliiK to tliu Mini of jiiT.CO. which .said
sum it la pioposud by a ruimrt duly adopted
by thoolty coiinull tu assu s on thn lots and
real cstatu to lliu depth of centorof block on
bolh s.dus ; of
Arbor street fiom 10th to ixth sticot ,
llthhlruul fiom 173 ( cot south of Ai burst toot
to Caslullnr.street ,
1-th .meet from Vlnton street to Ur.btellar
.ludstnent In f.ivorof Mlvlntol Donnelly for
dumtuui for ehaii'o of Knulu of D.ivcnpurt .
street from Uth to lutu slrui-t. . imimntlir , ' to
tno sum of f > U'.i.i-l ) , uhkli.11111 it Is ptopo-.ud by
a report duly adiiptcd by iho city counrll to
iissL-sson tha lots and toiil o-tate to llio depth
of i : fuut on linth nldes of said lavenioit ) |
bticut fiomlitli to lUthbtrect.
IKiiiiuxo-t , for uiaUlntf Iho alloy In block P ,
Kount/oA ; liuth'.s addition , amounting to tbu
bum of iliiLU' ' , tthlch H.tldsuin it. is proposed by
a report duly adopted by the city council lo
asso-3 on thii lots and real cstato to thu depth
of ono lot on both sides of said alley In block
8 , KomiUo.t Uiith's addition. .
CliaiD-Mni-'thn-jrado of Ihuiiilas street from
10th to0111 sticct and certain Intersecting
streoth , aniountliiKto thu sum of $ .t,057 , which
said bum It la proposed by a report duly
adopted by thu city council to usiess on tbo
lots and real estate to the depth of J.U fuot on
both sulus of suld Doiivlns btreut from Uth
street to l4tll ! streiit. as follonw
KiOIH 1)1 ) b to lUth Mt. . ' : > cts. per foot frontaffo.
I'roin luth to llth , t. , 81. " per foot front i.o.
rroni Lib to Kth.St. , * ! . : per foot Hontugo
I'rom l.th to l.llh rfu , 4l.7i per fojt fiontau.
1'roin iuh : lo Uth Jit , * JUU tier foot front-i u.
I-'roni l.tti to 1'itli St. , * .T > i nor fo.it front. in'o.
1'ioin 15th to lUth .st. . f luu per foot fronLi i' .
I nun U th M. on north ldo to weal Ilia1 , lot
U llDUaOl'sSllll. ,
1'roin ' 'ath M. on south sl-lu to west llni * . sub.
! 8 , lots , t'apllol add. , atJ.4Ul | per foot frontOn -
On north sldu fiom west line lot'-1 , llousol's
snli. 10U'at llnti sub. s , lot i , Uapltol adit. .
On south nldu fiom wont llnustib , IH , hit' ' ,
Uaiiltol add. , to ivou line lot II. lloiHei's anli.
in * ' .U porfoot f ron 1.140.
linn sub. S. lot' '
On mil III i-lilu fiom west ,
Uaintolailtl. lo west line bill ) , a , lot a , Capitol
On south Htdo froiiiwost Him lot 0 llotuol's
sul ) . toun HUD biib. I. , lot . ! . li.tpllol add. .it
$ . ' . .r > o pur foot fronta.u.
On north sh u from west line sub. : i. lot It ,
C.ipltol add. to1th M. .
On south t > ldo liom nosl llnu huh. IL' . lot : i ,
Uapltol Ailil. ty''lth St. , atf'J.V ) per foot fiont-
lil'tli Hi. on wo-it sldu from north line of lot I )
to south line lot II In Keilom's 1st nil i. at tl.iri
pur fool fn > nta'r. )
Dou las.tieot from Ifith to''uth at Hii ) nor
foul front.me.
; th St. from alloy north of 1 arnam fat. to
nodaiiht. at H7'per foot frontiiio.
Uth St. fiom r.iin.1111 lu Dotltfuats at 1.70
per foot fronla u. . . . . ,
Ililh M. from fanuim to Itniga &U. at M.7U
per foot fionla u. . . . . ,
Mi inglnK thu cradoof 4th A\o. from OranJ-
vu w to ItiiiicmltStx. . amounting to W..7rt. i.
whli'h nald bum It N propoaeii i > y a lepoitduly
adoiitud by thu ulty council to iibioai on tliu
lots and rual u-itatu tut hu depth of alluy on
both d dui nUih Avu. from ( ir.indviuw to II.in-
eroft bts.
Uhaimlni ; tbo cr.idu of Slth St. fiom Ioavun-
worlh M. \Voo.woith Avu , ainoiinilnu lethe
the HUIII ot il.ill.uu. : which biv'd bum It s pro
posed toiihsesson tint lot sail I ru il ust i to to llio
dupthof thorunti'riif lnoc.t not ovoeudliu- I > U
feut on bollia duiof sild . ' 4th Ml. from l.itav-
cnw.irlli MI ; to llici.oiy M. liatu per foot
I ) unaii'b "for u'r.iillni cintiln Htreota and
alloyo In M'tmb's addition , amoiintlns to thu
hum uf JSi4.il1. which si.d&umlt U propo uil
by a report duly ndopti'd by thuuliy counull
to absi-Mi on thu ailb ii'ijolnlnu ' thu btruoti and
M-rcy blifut from atb loSTih streets.
M IKOII stri'i'l from Tub tu'JTih Hlroolf ,
: f.tli avrnuu from I.i'aMJiiHorth btreut to
tlkikury pluco
l-ith btruui Uc"i l av > . > nwortli etreot to
Hickory place , and'ho alleys In Maish's ad
dition , equally on the sovor.il lots In blocks 1
to u Inclusive , lu Marsh's .uldlllon , on each lot
ur.7jsj.
DamnKes for graillng Castnllar street from
l.'iib to 'Ith streets ainontillh to the HUIII of
i.'rit.M ) , which .sild sum It Is proposed by a te-
port duly adopted by the city council to i S > IHS
on tbo lot * * and ro.il estate to the depth of lliu
alley 6V tbo depth of three p leland In tax
lotto the depth of 15U fcot , on both .sides of
Castellar street from l.'ilh toIth streets.
Kate per foot fioutage , ? .U. > S > jfl.
Damauos for KnulInK I'acllle street from " 4lh
to'Ttli streets , ainouiitlni ; lot ho sum of XilS.W.
which said sn-n It Is proposed by a luport
duly adopted by the olty cotinull to assess on
lots and rual estate to the depth to the center
of block , and lliu depth only of lots 4 , : i7and
Ifl in Hickory placo. on both side's of I'aoltle .
sticot from -Itli tol'ith streets. Hate per foot I
frontaso , JL'J.W.1. I
Damages for gradinz Dttpont street nnd j
Hlco street lu Dupont place , amouiitlni ; to the i
sum of Jls.i.U. ' , winch said sum ills proposu'l
by a report , duly adopted by tbo city council ,
to assess on the lots and real estate to the
depth of l' . " > teuton both bides of .said streets
as lollou. :
Dupont street from east Hue to west line of
Dupont place.
Ulce street from east line to west line of Du
pont place , at r.ttu of i.l.l > per foot frontage.
Damages forch in nof radu of 4''nd .street ,
] < af lyclto. and other sticuts lu U'.ilnul Hill
addition , amounllir to the sum of K'TTU ) ,
whlvii s.vlrt sum It Is nropo ed by u report I
duly adopted bv tbo city co'iimll lo assess on I
tliL-lolsaiKlro.il c-st ito to the depth of I.VJ
fi'Oton biitli sides of 4Jnd stieot from Hamil
ton to Nicholas slieul : l.if.iyntto avenue
from 131 fcut west of 4.'n 1 strojt lo list sticot.
K 'to ' per font front t e J.II'.H.
D.ima'-'os for irailing .IStli street from I'ar-
n.im to Hurt street , ainoiintliiK to the sum of
3lj'.i.il ) > . which said sum It Is projiosod by a re
port duly adopted by tlu i-fty council lois -
sosson the lots an I rual estate to the depth
of llrst alley or 15) ) foot , on both sldos of : HU |
street ftom I'arn un street to Hurt btreut.
Kate par foot frontage iJ ll'i. ! .
Chan Ing the -TJilo of Kami ton street from
LMtli street to IDtli street and curt.iln liilur-
Buctuu strootx. aniouhlln' . ' to the .sum of $11-
L'JOO ) . wlili'i ) sum II Is propound bv a ruuart
duly adopted by thu ulty council to assess on
the lots ami real estate to tno depth of center
of nlo'.ik or the llrst alloy , and property not
suu-dlvid.'d 1 % ) feut on both aides of lliu fol
lowing si mats :
Hamilton street front : ! ltli to 411 li street ,
"itb struct from Charles to Caldwell stieot.
7tb street frjm.illuy sniitb of H.tniHtun to
Oh irluistroul.
.Hib struct from H.imlltO'i toi'liarloi street ,
S'llli streut fr nn Indiana to t'barlu < ntnuit.
: i-.t ! struct from II imlllon lo O tarlei street.
iiinl sireut from .Myrtiu .tvuiiuu to Uli.irlus
street.
; .UIi street fiom Lafayette riven no to Charles
street.
.Mb ili-eot from I.'itayutto.tvonueloCharloi
htieut ,
Kite pur'footfcnnta u , J Oir..Tn
rilling cei tain lots amounting lo the sum of
Jlii.Hhloli nilil HUIII It Is propo o.l by a ro-
poitdiilva opt 11 by the city ciunuil to as-
bu-s DII Hie 101.1 and io.il est.ite .is 'oliows ;
L < it II , blO'di I , Ur ike's nddulnn , fl'.H ) .
To cover tlu c'O.t of sloping curt.tin lots ,
iiiiiiinniln. to thn sum of t wi.li wiiluh said
sum It Is piupoicd by , i rupoit duly adopted
by tin * o.ty iioiinull to US < U < H on tbu lots and
teal estito as follows :
Lot , | s , block 10 , A in lilu r Vlaco , il.llL
Lot l'i. ' bloeli lu , Amblei I'l.icn , il/.T.
Lot "i. block lii. Ambler I'l.iue , f.'s , A.
West I.V ) fcul uf su 'i ' of nw 'i suction iU-l5-ii. ;
D.u'n tgos for crndln : Will treel from l''ar- '
n.un street to II irnuv struut. and alley from
"litb street to7lh avenue , aiiionntln : lo thu
hum of f 1.5/1.0' . which si ) I sum It Is pioposinl
by a inoort tluly adoutcil by iho city council ,
to assess on thu Ion and rutluuuo to thu
iiuptliofll ! fuel on u.ist side nn I 1 to feut on
west slduof said iViih stioct fiom I amain lo
llaruy aliouts. Kttu pur foot fiont.igu ,
J.-'ilH
Damages for rhaiulng thu gra lo of Doilgo
street fro-n Lowe in untie to Hull rillway ,
ainO'intlug to tbu sum of Jlld.UJ. which s.Jd
sum li Is proposud by a report duly adopted
by tbu eltv council to assoii un lliu lots mid
ru il ml Hu lo lliu ( luplh of tbrnu lots , or thu
Ill-it alloy , on botlis des of said struct from
Lowu avunuii to Itu t railway. Uutu per foot
froiila 'o f.M'i7. (
lly ro - > iiii of opunln ; 27th street from llrls-
tin stieut ti ) Keulck park , amounting to llio
i > u of ll.-OJUi. which sud s.nn it U prop'Hel
l < y a lupnrl duly a loptod by the city council
10 iissuii on tlulols mil rail otfuoon bolli
hides of . - ildHli sireut from ItrUtol Htruut tu
1 > . x on stroiM. as follous :
'lulu . Hcibio.l on lliu balance of lot ID ,
llauesaddlt on , f.VjO.Ui.
To bu assessed on tbo eastGI foot of sub-lot
11 lux lot No. S. * l UO i.
I rim tlie tun iH line of Kodlo'.i park to 1'ratt
Btifut at Hie into of { O.fi.t per fuut frontage in
d inlli lu center of b ok. .
I'lOinl'ri t < treut Is I'axton street nt thn
I rate of KXIU ? pur fuut frontage In depth to rou
ter uf bluck
You aru further nutlflod that "oropo-ied
ii'ans of asst'ssniunt" aiu non subject to tin )
Inspeetlon and oxamlnatlon of any of tbo
ottiiers of said lot . parts of lots of pieces of
leal i-statu , ortbu Inspeclion or exainlinilloii
of any oilier person Inlorcslcd In said pio-
Do-ud assessments , at ( be ofllco of said ell v
cierk. and tl.at by ti report of a committee of
s lid council ilnly adopted. Il Is pioposo I that
unless for gro I and snlll 'lout c.inso II m ly bo
otherwlsa ordered and c.i'tenulncd , I li.it the
coit of said impi'ovci'iunts respectively bo asses -
sos eil on tbe mivor.tl lots , units of lots and
p.o os of real i-stato as shown by said pro
pose l plans ot asH'-sment.
Vou an 1 e.ieii of you aio hereby nntlllo.l to
appo ir bufote s ilil Hoard of I iu.i l/atiun at
tbo time and place abovu spociliod to maku
any complnlnt. staromnnt or ubjoetlon vou
dttsho coneurnlni any of s lid iiroposod levies
and asaessmonls of special taxes
JOHN ( Jitovis. :
Oltv Olurk.
Omaln. Nob. , M.iy ID. IS,1. ! may 10 dot
OKDINANCK NO. JIOIll
An ordlirineu providing for the appointment
of a superintendent of the city hall nud
other necessary employes and niescrlbliig
their eonipens ttlon.
Ho Itordalnou by llio elty council of the olty
of Omaha :
Section I. That the mayor , subject to the
approval of the city cotinull , appoint a super
intendent of llio city hall who shall havn
charge of said building and shall sue that thu
eiulnes an I elevators are properly run and
operated , and that iho s-iln bnlldln ; Includ
ing the olllcos and corridors , are properly
cleaned and caiud for. Tliu siiporlnliuident
of the city ball building -.Mall receive a salary
of one biitiircd dollars t tx per month , nnd
bufureonturlng upon tbu duties ot Ills ollleo
shall oveento a bond lo the city lo bo ap
proved bv tic mayor In thu sum uf tlneo
thousand dullais ( M.UOO ) for the faithful dis
charge nf all bis duties. The snpni iiitendunt.
of the city h.ill , with the con-unt of tbo mayor ,
subject to thu approval of the ully cctiucll.
shall designate ami umploy onu euincur itn
salary of nlnuty dollars ij'XI ) pur montb. onu
Ilicman at a stlary of sixty dull.us ( * , ( ) ) per
month , three uluv.itorboys at a s.ilaiy of llfty
dolli'is each per mnnlli , an I ilnun Janitors at
as.ilaiy of f l.i each per monili. Thu said em
ployes "hall render such services as shall ' < )
ruiiirrnl by thu siipi'ilntendunl of Ilioclty
bailer by any ordlnaiieu or concutreiit reso
lution , mil shall be iini'ur ' lliu dliui'llon and
sniinivision of s'tld Niipurlnlunduni , Tbuy
shall bu llablu to dlsuhargu at any time by thu
supeilntundunt of tbu city ball with lliu ap
proval of the mayor and cllvcouncil
Section- . That this ordIn mcu take olToot
and bu In force from and aflur its p issv.-o ,
1'assud April Mth , Ml.
Ml.joux
joux ouovr.s ,
CHv flurk.
K. I' . DAVIS.
I'roslilent Olty'oiinoll. ( .
Approved May Snd , Is'JJ.
Is'JJ.JKO.
( JKO. I' . UI3MIS.
UI3MIS.Mayor.
Mayor.
OltUINANCU NO. 80 IS.
An ordlii.iiico oidurlng the piivlug of lrd
stiect fiom Ciimlng struct to ihd norlli line
of Mlehluan alrcut , lu street improvement
dMrlet .No llu. In Iho city of Oniiil.ii , with
red Color.tdo Kanusione , and dlruotlng thu
board of piibllu works to liku tbu necessary
sfjps lo c uisu said work lo bu donu.
\VlicruaK , tbu mayor an I ulty conn 'II of thu
ell v of Um ih i Irivtt ordered thu Improving of
2ird stiu a. In sliuut ImpDVumuiiT district
No. ( HI. and .illowu I thirty ( lavs to thu prop-
eily IIWIIOM In which Ui detuiminc and ikHlg-
n. ite tin maluilal deslied to bo usu 1 fur s.i il
liiipiovln.-i
And whereas , the thirty days ha\u uxplrud
and a petition liar been presented In said
stieol Improvement district to Inn u tliu s.iino
P'tved with rod Uoloratlo Han Istone , and sud
petition rouiciunts a majority of tbu feut
tiontiigu on said pait of 'JrJ street ; thure *
fore ,
llu It or.lalncd by tbu c.ty cumuli of llio city
of Omaha :
-collon 1 ThutHid street from Cnmlng
stioet to thu north line of .Michigan HI nut , in
blrcet Improvement district No 4 Hi. In llmclly
of Uniuh i. Lu and tbus.iinu Is hereby ordeiud
p.ived with red Ooloiadu sandstone , nucoiilliig
lo spucllU'atlons on llio In the ofllco of thu
board of pubi it works.
t-outlon - ' ( but the board of public woilts Is
lior.'by iiliet'tcil to lake thu neeinsary steps tu
> ' nisi ) said nui k to bu donu a eunlliu lo spuul *
fixations on lliu lu Ibu ( illicit of sun ! hirtid.
M-ct on .1. Th s ordinance shall luku oiled
and bu In force from and after Its passage.
I'assed Apr.CllUli. 1 " ' ' . ' .
JOHN uuovr.s.O .
O ty Olorlf.
K. I1. DAVIS.
I'rcsldont Olty Ixoiinoll.
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Anpt'ovcd Mayard ,
ui-t : > . i' . HI.MIS. :
Mayor ,
rn > po ; iln lur DUtrlrt Slrt-ut. I iiiiruiuiiii-iil |
lloniN ,
Scaled dlds iniirkuil l'iopu ' als for Distrlet
Struct Iiiipiomment Itonds. will bu recu ul
up to I''o clock noon , of tbo L"itn day of May ,
Ihi. ' . for llni pnrellnko of D strut htreet 1m-
provuinciit HoniLs as follows.
District .17- . JO.'O'OO
District ; iri : . : v > h > .oi
.
DUtrlut icn . i.iwd. j
Dlitrlot 4(1-1 ( . HI.O ) . ( ) )
Distrlet 411 . lid.O.OJ
I si ned under cb.irtcr ponnrof mutropiilllaii
oltlea. Haoli bid mint slate prleu und uinoiiut
sought for anil InoluUu uucruod Interust to
datu of del very at Omaha , Nob.
Thu rUbt to reject any and i alt bids in iu-
' served. lIKNHY lloLI.N ,
SlfdlHtm. Ulty Truasuict.