8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , JUNE 7 , 189
FALLING HOSPITAL WALLS
Another Section of the County's Building
Drops of Its Own Weight.
CLOSE CAIL FOR THE SLEEPING INMATES
rll Isnticft nMnnilntnTlmt Will
I'rovcut Intoroiitrill'iirtlefl from Con
ducting t'oroclinuroNnlM Other
District Court Ciiici.
The officials , omployo * ami inmates nt Iho
county hospital were frightened nearly out
of tholr wits nRnln ycstordny morning. For a
t mo contusion rotgncd nntl nil these persons
who tarry at the institution thought that
they were booked for otornlty over the
uliortcjt and most direct routo.
TnU was cnutad by the falling of another
section of tlio corridors la the north wing of
the building. At 5 o'clock , with the excep
tion of the nlghtonglaccr and the watchman ,
the place was ns quiet nnd still ns tbo Rravo.
Suddenly and without any warnlnR twenty
feet of the third lloor or the corridor gave
\vny nnd fell to the floor. The lloor was un
able to stand the weight of tills mass of
brick nnd Iron which was suddenly heaped
upon It. With n crnck and a report like the
explosion of a blast of gunpowder the brick
arches puvo way and rtown to the next
floor the debris wont. Then there wnj an
other report nnd n ahcck which BhooK the en
tire building , nna the whole mas was carried
to the ground lloor.
Superintendent Mnhonoy with ono spring
passed from the family sleeping apartments
Into the mnln corridor , expecting to sco thn
Bouth wing In ruins. The Insniic. the side
nnd the pnupors set up na unearthly yell and
pounded at tholr doors , bogging to bo re
leased. An Investigation followed , uud
after the Inmates were assured that they
wcro not to bo crushed beneath tailing walls ,
quiet was restored ,
The section of corridors that fell was Just
couth of that portion that full some time ago ,
end had been considered In an unsafe condi
tion for several \vcuks. Braces baa been
put boncath tbo floors with the hopes that
they would hold until Iho workmen could
rod that portion of the building. The other
portions of tbo building have been roddod
nnd braced , nnd the opinion prevails that
this will bo the last wreck.
AS TO Sl'KOlAI , MASTEKS.
Jmlco HopowoH I uca nit Order Calculated
to Slop Alniscn Court Noton.
It was with renewed vigor that the courts
this morning took up the business of the
term. All of the judges were upon the
bench , except Judge Scott. f
Judge Hopewoll shot a broadside Into tbo
ranks of the special master commUstonora
nnd It will b many days ere they racovor
from Us effects. This was brought about by
the proceedings of last Saturday , In which
the judge had something to say regarding
the manner In which some of these gentle
men have conducted sales under
foreclosure of real estate mort-
gngos. Judge HopowoU thoughtfully
considered tbo matter and now ho
has Issued a mandate which some of the most
nblo lawyers say will stop some of the here
tofore fraudulent practiced.
The order which has boon Issued from the
bench Is , that in the future when an attor
ney has a real estate mortgage for foreclos
uro. ho will not bo appointed special master
commissioner , neither will his partner nor
the ofllco boy bo appointed to this responsi
ble position. The future application must
state that the special master is not a mem
ber of the firm bringing suit and that bo
is in no way interested in tbosalo.
The better lawyers hall the now order of
things with delight , and state that it will do
away with the back door sales , besides giv
ing inert ncors some rights In the promises.
Diimngcg for Personal Injuries.
In Judge ICeysor's court Peter Kelly has
started out to gather in $5,000 of William
Doerhig's gooa money. The plaintiff pro
poses to allow a Jury of his poera to decide
whether br not ho is entitled to this money.
In the usual petition in such cases Kelly al-
lo03 that during nnd. prior to Jan
uary , 1800 , ho was employed
by the defendant excnvntlng a
collar at Ninth street and Capitol avonuo.
On January 4 , 1690 , Kelly was watching a
ptla driver force piles iiito tbo basement of
the building. While ho was so watchlnc ,
the 1,000-pound hammer hit him a tap on the
back of the head , taking out a strln of flesh
three inches In length , laying bnro his skull
and sending him to the hospital. Ho now
alleges that tbo accident was duo whollr to
the carelessness of the engineer whoso duty
it was to manipulate the affair. A verdict
for defendant was returned.
AVmiU l > .iini KCs from the City.
Josephine E. Gardner Is making an effort
to convince Judge Ferguson nnd a Jury tnat
tbo city of Omaha should pay her $5cob.f rom
tbo general fund. It way sometime during
the spring of 1690 that the plain
tiff was walking along liurdotto street ,
from Nineteenth to Twentieth. It was In
the nighttime and that particular night was
dark and rainy. As sbo walked she stopped
into a hole , breaking her right anUlo nnd
spraining her loft KPCO. Now she says the
city was to blumo and that it should foot the
bill.
Other Court Doing * .
In the criminal court Judeo Davis and the
Iury labor with the case of the stale against
lonry W. Sylvester. Aided by an in formation -
tion from police court , tbo state charges that
on May 11 the defendant with malice afore
thought stole from the person of Charles W.
Blanchurd a watch and chain , valued at $25 ,
without Unit putting the said Blanchard in
fear of great bodily barm. Sylvester was
convicted.
Itev. Wm. llolllnihcil ,
Pastor of the Prosbvtormn church of
Spnrtn , N. J. , voluntarily writes strongly in
favor of Hood's Sarsnparllla. Ho says :
"Nothing I know of will cleanse the blo'od ,
stimulate the liver or clean the stomach like
this remedy. 1 know of scores and scores
who have boon helped orcurca by it. "
The highest pralso has been won by Hood's
IMlls for tbelr easy , yet oftlclont action.
Attuntloii A. O. V. IV.
All members of North Omaha lodge ,
No. 109 , A. O. U. W. , nro requested to
nipot ut Goodrich hull on Tuesday , Juno
7th , at 1 u. m , sharp , to attend the
funeral of Uro. and Mm. Charles Kohl.
Services at their Into residence , No. 1009
N. 20th street , at 2 p. in. Members of
elstor lodges in Omaha nnd South
Omniin and visiting Workmen cordially
Invited. II. U. CAUTKH , M. W.
Attest : WM. W. CIIRISTMAN , Hocordor.
Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were
Us jed by Judge Ellor yesterday :
Nil mo nnd address , Ago ,
ID. Preston IlonoJIet. Oni.itia elli
lli Uonuvlovu Younz , Oinahu . '
I O. II. Ilrown. Omuhu 41
) Itncliol S , Ooatoi , Umnlm ,45
I John Couroy. South Omaha . , , . 23
( Mary Coir , South Omniia 21
j A. It. ICollcy , South Omiilm , 'Jl
I Ililliln l.umuort , South Omaha 2J
JOhrUMtuld. Omuhu. 05
1 Muudo llakor , Omalm v as
j Joseph Nodoort. Jr. , Omalm ' 'I
I Mary UloiU , Omuha , .LM
J Duvld MoAvoy. Oiiiuliii 57
| Mary NlehnUon , Oinulm VJ
J Tutor Itnur. Omnhti 21
1 Annu i'olak , Oinnlin SO
i llotlof Btattonborir. Valluy 27
1 t'onrlOmaaon. Omitlia- 17
Dr , nirnov's Catarrh I'owder for tontil-
ills. For bale by all druggists. 60 cents.
liiillilliitr ruriiilta.
The following penults were issued by tbo
uiJcrliitondont of buildings yesterday :
Itlchnril Mullen , ndilltlonul frame itory
building. SUSOilcuKoitreot. . . . . . 1,000
to ,
WiUs. frumo dwelt-
qcorBoI . one-story
giiiB , eouihTlilriy.Uftli treot , WO
Six minor uormlts . . , ' * '
Total . . .
Do Wilt's Sftwuuarllla l rollaMo.
I rulmto Mutter * .
In the probate court the Judge thereof lini
} rautca latter * of adwluiitri Uou to Maria
Hollman in the cfuo of Mover Hollmnn ,
deceased. Besides this ho has ordered that
nn allowance of f 150 per month , payable on
the 12ih of each month , bo made for the sup
port of the family.
The bearing on proof of claims In the J.
W. McMenatny estate has been sot for Juno
2T > . at which tlmo tbo court will pas * upon
nil contested claims ,
The court has granted nn ordpr In the
Clark Woodman estate , extending the tlmo
for filing claims , The bearing has been sot
forSeptocpburlS.
UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.
n crcldm of the Week 11031111 nt llcllovuo
College Sunihiy.
Sunday morning bcean the exorcises of the
ninth annual commencement week of Ilollo-
vuo college , now n part of tbo University of
Omnbn ,
The baccalaureate sermon wns preached by
the president , Uov. Dr. Korr. In Iho Uollevuo
Presbyterian church , Ho teen for his text
the words , "Jesus Christ , the same yostor-
dny , today nnd forever1 fauna in Hebrews
xlll , 8 , nnd gave tbo best of food for future
thoimhu
Yesterday was field dny nnd the beautiful
plateau overlooked by the college buildings
nnd sloping down to the sleepy llttlo village
was sprinkled with the figures of the young
athletes In nil the crraceful attitudes of the
college campus and white robed flcures of
the co-eds. There was nn liitorestlne pro
gram of events in which waa displayed an
nglllty which suniclontlv demonstrated that
the year's course had not boon llko the ono
which made Jack a dull boy. As micht bo
expected In a mixed school lawn tennis has
captured the affections of most of thostudents
nnd the four handsome courts are always
patronized , A tournament participated In
by both the town and collepo clubs hns bctn
In progress for a ween with nil sorts of con
tests : ladles' singles and doubles , goutlo-
men's singloj and doubles ana mixed teams
for prizes of various sorts.
Miss Mary Hosack of Scott Haven , Pn. ,
carried off the laurels In the ladies' single ,
nnd Miss Hosnuk nnd Miss Vnn ( Jaasbook of
Fremont In the ladles' double. The mixed
aoublognmo was won by Mr. Lutin of Lin
coln and Miss Van Qansbcotr.
Ilaydcn Bros. 3-string cabinet grand
upright piano , now scale , $187.50.
nriinkeiincii. .
A disease , treated as such and pormrv
uontly cured. No publicity. No infirm
ary. Homo' treatment. Harmless nnd
effectual. Refer by permission to Bur
lington Hawkoyo. Send 2o stamp for
pamphlet. JSholcoquon Chemical Co. ,
Burlington , la.
I'ut Chlcuiro In Your 1'ockot.
A great work , "Moran'n Dictionary o
Chicago. " If there Is a feature or insti
tution in the World's fair city a full de
scription of which does notaupoar In the'
book , wo have yet to hear of it. Price ,
25 cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald
building , Chicago. Sco the now , com
plete and elegant map It contains. Per
sons ordering copies will please enclose
C cents extra for postage.
Reduced Itntcs to Washington via II. & O.
It. It.
Delegates to the convention of the
American Institute of homeopathy , to
bo hold at Washington June lath to
17th , can secure reduced rates for the
transportation of themselves and fam
ilies upon application to ticket agents of
B. & O. R R. Co. The round trip faro
from Chicago will bo $23.20 , and corre
spondingly low from all other points on
the lino. For Information in detail write
to L. S. Allan , assistant general passen
ger agent B. & O. R. R , Rookery build
ing , Chicago.
Model Locomotive Englnei ) ,
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
just placed in service on its Chicago di
vision 8 now passenger engines , built at
the Baldwin locomotive works after now
designs furnished by the general super
intendent of motive power of the B. &O.
company. The engines weigh 113,000
pounds , have driving wheels C foot C
inches in diameter , cylinders 1U by 2-1
inchesnnd uro without doubt the finest
passenger locomotives running into the
city of Chicago today. Companions of
these now engines have developed won
derful power and speed in hauling the
famous Royal Blue line trains , which
run between Now York , Philadelphia ,
Baltimore and Washington , over the
Philadelphia division of the B. & O.
railroad. The B. & O. has added over
40 now , high class engines to its motive
power equipment within the last GO days
and others are under construction.
While constantly adding engines of ap
proved design and highest grade to its
motive power , and passenger coaches of
Pullman standard to Its rolling stock ,
the B. & O. Is also expending largo
amounts for additional second nnd third
tracks and sidings , and improved facili
ties at terminal"points. . By the time
tlio World's fair is opened for the recep
tion of visitors the B. & O. will bo well
equipped to handle , oxpedltiously , tlio
'
large'volume of passenger trafllo which
will naturally seek this picturesque route
from the Atlantic seaboard to Chicago.
rut Chicago In Your I'ockot.
A great work. "Moron's Dictionary of
Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti-
tutlon in the World's fair city a full de
scription of which does not appear in
the book , wo have yet to hoar of it
Price , 25 cents per copy. For sale at 209
Herald building , Chicago. Sco the now ,
complete and elegant map it containa
Persons ordering copies will please en
close U cents extra for postage.
NOW AT BOSTON STORE
Two Great Bankrupt Dry Goods and Silk
Sales in Full Swing.
BARGAINS GET BIGGER EVERY DAY
All Stonclilll'g Dress ( loniM nncl Silks Untight
from the Sheriff On Our .Mnln Floor
The Ho * * Stock All Over
the House.
STONEHILL'S DRESS GOODS.
The prices ut which wo are eel
Stonolilll's dress goods and silks uro not
only surprising but the most astonlslilng
nroof of what The Boston Store can do
In the way of bankrupt bargains.
The finest , best silks ho hud ; the new
est , the very latest dross goods , goods
that only came in , porlwps , a few days
before the smash ; these are the goods
the shorllT attached and sold to us , nnd
In thcso goods you will find nil your
heart desires In the biggest bargains
over soon on the face of the earth.
AS FOR THE HOSS STUCK.
To make a quick and lively closing out
of all the Ross notions , hosiery , under
wear , ladles' and gents' furnishing
goods , etc. , wo have laid them out In
Immense heaps on ttibles throughout the
whole basement and put prices on them
that will do the business without talk
ing.To
To give you some Idea of what these
prices will bo wo will soil
All Rosa & Co.'s J. & P. Coat's , thread
at 2c a spool as long ns it lasts ; all
other brands Ic a spool. Knitting cot
ton lo a bull ; Gofl'a skirt braid Ic a
roll ; all the finest dross buttons 2c a
dozen ; Cortlcolll embroidery silk 3o a
dozen ; Corticolli twist Ic ; Corticolli spool
silk Sccnch , all colors ; men's paper col-
lara 2e a box ; Ross & Co.'s agate but
tons 12 dozen for Ic ; Ross' handker
chiefs Ic , 8c , 5c.
Ross'lino laundered and percale shirts
25c ,
On one big table : All kinds of men's ,
ladles' and children's
underwear ; sum
mer underwear , spring underwear and
heavy all wool winter underwear , all go
at 25o ami 50c , worth up to 91.60.
All of Ross' ' hosiery goes In lots at 3c ,
Gc , lOc , 15c.
$25.00 SHAWLS FOR $5.60.
Right on the main floor , just as you
enter the store.
The entire bankrupt stock of winter
shawls , comprising real double Paisley
nnd Broche shawls , worth $25.00 , and
100 beaver and double sliawls , none
worth loss than $12.00 to $10.00 ; also
finest imported honrlotta shawls , cost
314.00 to Import , choice of this entire lot
$5.60.
THE BOSTON STORE.
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas.
Now York nnd Hoturn. „
July 3 to 0 one faro for the round
trip. Choice ol routes from Chicago.
Return limit August 15. Call at Chicago
cage , Rook Island & Pacific Ry. ticket
ofilco , 1002 Farnam street.
CHAS. KENNEDY , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. DE BEVOISK , City Tkt. & P. A.
SpectaclcsDr. Culllmoro,224 Bee oldg
Put Chicago lit Your 1'ockot.
A great work , "Moran's Dictionary of
Chicago. " If tboro is a feature or insti
tution in the World's fair city a full ( in
scription of which docs not appear in the
book , wo have yet to hoar of it. Price.
25 cents par copy. For sale at 209 Herald
building , Chicago. See the now , complete -
ploto and elegant map it contains. Per
sons ordering copies will plouse enclose
0 cents extra for postage.
llouml Trip Tickets.
The only line running through trains
direct to Denver , Colorado Springs ,
Mtinitou and Pueblo. Low rates to all
points in Colorado , Utah or Pacific coast
points. Fust time on elegant vestibulod
trains , free reclining chair cars and the
celebrated "Rock Island dining cars. "
Comfort , safety nnd speed secured when
ticketed via the "Great Rock Island
Routo. " Ticket olllco 1G02 Farnam street
CHAHLES KENNEDY ,
J. L. DEBEVOISK , G. N. W. P. A.
City Ticket and Pass. Agt.
Democratic Convention.
Chicago and return ono faro for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Juno 17 to
21. good to return July C. Secure
tickets and sleeping car accommodations
at olllco of the great Rock Island route.
1C02 Farnara street.
CHAS. KENNEDY , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. DE BEVOISE , City Tkt. & P. A.
Dr. Cullirno.-e. oculist. iiaa building
I'ut Chicago la Your J'ockot.
A great work , "Moran's Dictionary of
Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti
tution in the World's fair city u full de
scription of which does not appear in the
book , wo have yet to hoar of it. Price ,
25 cents porcopy. For sale at209 Herald
building , Chicago , See the now , com
plt > to and elegant map it contains. Per
sons ordering copies will please encloa-
0 cents extra for postage.
- ( * i jjn g i '
Both Sides of the _ uesOoiT
should be looked Into. And when this Is done
the Intelligent smoker uses BLACKWELL'S
BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO.
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BAKING
POWDER.
ABSOLUTELY PURE. JUST TRY IT.
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Asthmn , Hay Fever. Consumption ,
Ilonduuho ( sick or nervous ) , Dyspupsln ,
Nervous Prostration.
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Howard Sts. , OMAHA , NEB.
Female
Weakness ,
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Rheumatism ,
AXl ) AM-
Chronic ,
Nervous ani
Private
Diseases.
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Acknowledged to bo tbo most successful spo-
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( VITALITY WKAK ) . JInilo o bjr too close appli
cation 10 tiuslncti or study ; acvaro mental strainer
or Krlof ; SK.XUAI , KXCK.S3KS In mliMlo life , or
vicious Imblts contracted In youth.
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im.lTVor KXIIAUtmoN , WASTING WKAKNKSS
JNVOLUNTAUV LOSSES with KAI1LY DECAY In
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and strength , nltli sexual organs Impaired nnd
weakcncncd prematurely In approaching old ago.
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loOco ot I'KKMAN'KNT KKSUI.TS In Iimny Oil -
treated nntl cnroJ In p.iittwclvo years.
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Grny hnlr onrlilBUrrs clmnseil ton glossy
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imparts n natural color , nets Instantaneous
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The Kings ol Specialists.
For 27reara _ tbo names of Drs.
Batts S Batu have been household
words In the domes of thousands of
people who have boon rescued from
the taws of death through tbo won
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these great mastcti ot medicine and
f urgerr , whose kindness and bener-
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EMINAL'WEAKNESS ,
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f I ' LEET ,
I GENERAL AND
\ji iNERVOUS'DEBILITY ,
Hydroccle and Varlcocole ,
Tiles , Fistula and Rectal Ulcers
Permanently cured by a method at
ones iaft-certain , palnlesi ana BUG-
eeiiful.
Tbe awfal effects tf early Tlee and
exeeulT * Indulgsncei , reiultlng Inlets
lots of manhood and premature de
cay , quickly and poraantnUy re-
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PURE RYE ,
is a choice production from selected grain ,
distilled by tbe old hand-made process ;
and doubly aged , . It is more wholesome
and palatable than whiskies made from
corn ( known as Dourbons ) and , by reason
of its ago , contains no fusil oil. It is the
purest , richest , smoothest , most dclicioua
and healthiest whiskey produced in Amer
ica. You may know it by its flavor and
the proprietary bottlu in whic.h it is served.
For sale at all first-class drinking places
arid drug stores. Call for Cream Pure Kyi
and take no other.
10 * DALLEMAND & CO.t Chicago.
That's the condition a man must be in who can't appreciate the
unprecedented values we've been giving throughout this entire season.
A man with any hcadat all who has attended any of our great special
sales , or who has seen any of the goods that came from them , can see
at a glance that we've had some special object in view to sell goods the
way we've been selling them. Confidentially speaking we have had an
object in view , and that object has been to make money. That's what
we're in business for to make money and we believe we can do more
business and make more money by. giving a man more goods for his
dollar than he can .get anywhere else. That's our little scheme.
at special sale we will offer four hundred
The Serge Suits TheCheviotSuitr
Are very fine goods. They are Are in a very handsome wood
made up handsomely haVe brown plaid. The sizes run from
splendid linings and first class 34 to 42. They are lined with a
trimmings. They are in a very good twilled lining. These
handsome dark shade of blue and
, are just as handsome and stylish
are as good a thing as you ever as a good many high priced suits.
saw sold for twelve-fifty To seethe " "
The "every day" price of these
the crowds serge in ( or in serge ) suits is seven dollars the special
the price till they're will
gone
price till Friday night will be
be
PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESO
LUTION.
Council Chanbor , Oinuha. Neb , May 2J , ISIU
Bo It resolved by the ( Jlty Council or tho. City
of Omaha , the Mayor concurring :
ThntpornmuiMit Hlduwiilks bo constructed la
the city of Omaha as designated below , within
live days after tbo publication nf this resolu
tion , or the personal service thereof , ns by or
dinance U authorized and required , such side
walks to bo laid to the permanent grade as es
tablished on the paved street ! ) spoclilcil herein
and tobo constructed of stocc or artificial stone
according to specifications on Ille in the olllco
ot the llonrd of Public Works , and under Its
supervision , to-wlt :
North side of ( Jnpttol avenue , west 42feet lot
0 block 70 city. 20 feet wide , permanent ( trade.
West side of 15th St. . lot 1 block TO city , 1'J
feet wide , permanent cradu.
Kast side of 15th St. . south 100 fcot lot 4 block
I'l city , 10 feet wide , permanent pcrade.
South side of Jackson St. , lot i blocU 173 city ,
1C feet wide , permanent grade.
North side of Hurt St. , lots 5 nnd 8 block I ) ' ) "
olty , 0 foot wide , permanent grade.
North side of Dodge St. . east 50 feet lot ?
block 01 , city.
North side of Capitol nvonuo , lot 8 block 14 ,
city- ) foot wide , permanent crado.
Kast side of Kith at , lot 4 , block 00 , city , 2J foot
wldu , permanent grade.
West side ot rah St. . lots 1 and 8 block 00 ,
city. i'O feet wide , permanent grade.
North side of Jackson st. . lots fi , 0 , 7 , 8 block
108 , cltv , 12 feet wide , permanent itrado.
South side ot Juckson bt. . lot S block 172 , olty ,
20 foot wide , permanent grado.
South shlo of Capitol uve , , lots 3 and 4. block
67. city , SO feet wide , permanent grade.
East side of 10th St. . lot r. block 1U7 , city , 18
feat wide , permanent grudei
Last side of Kth St. , lot 4 block 171. city , 8
feet wide , permanent grade.
South sllo of Capitol ave. lot 2 block 63 city ,
20 feet wide , permanent grade. . . .
North sldo of Jnokson et. . lots 5 and C , block
107 , olty , 1'i feet wide , permanent grade.
South sldo of Howard bt. , lot 1 block 101olty.
20 feet wide , permanent grade.
North sldo of llarnoy st. , east V lot 0 , block
13 ! > , city , 20 foot wide , uermanont grade.
Kast side of 17th St. . lot 5 block 140 , olty. 20
feet wide , permanent grade. _ , , ,
North side of Juckson St. , lotsfl , 7 , 8 block ICO ,
cltv , 1 ! ! foot wide , permanent grade.
tbutli sldo of Jackson St. , lots 1.2,3 , 4 block
171. olty , 12 foot wlilc , permanent grade.
And be It further resolved.
That the Hoard of 1'ubile Works be. and Is
hereuy authorized und directed to cause > P > '
ot this resolution to uo puuusuou m ui uiui-mi
paper ot the city for ono week , or DO served oil
the owners ot snld lots , and that unless such
owners shall within live days after the publica
tion or service ot such copy construct aild :
sidewalks as herein required , that the Hoard
of I'ublle Works cnuso tlio same to bo none , tno
cost of constructing said sidewalks respective
ly to ho assessed ngalilst the real estate , lot
or part or lot In front ot and abuttluc such
Btdewallc.
President of the Council
Attest
JOHNOnOVES , City Clork.
ISiO * I' . TiBMIS , Mayor.
NOTICIITO CON8THUOT SinEWAT.K.
To tboowncra ot tlio lota , parts of lots nnd
real estate described In the auove resolution )
You and each of you irro hereby uotlllad to
construct permanent sidewalks as required by
a resolution of the City Council ana .ti nyor of
the City of Omaha , ot which the above Is a
tony. I' . Vf. IIIIlKIIAUBKlf.
Chairman Hoard of I'ubllo Works ,
Onitilm , Nob. , Juno Oth , 1 9 ,
JCdTt
WOODEN SIDI3VVALKJUKSOLUTION
CONSTRUCTION.
Council Chamber. Omaha , Nob. , May 12 , 1802.
lie It re-iolved bv ( ho cltr connull of the city
of Omuhu. the mityor concurring :
That wooden nldownlUs bo constructed In
the olty ot Onmlm ita designated holow.wlf hln
live ( lays after the publication of this resolu
tion , or the porsoiml service thereof , ns by or-
dlnanio U utithorl/oj und required ; such
sidewalks to bo laid to the present grade on
the streets spoclllod herein , and to bo con
structed of pine plunk of such width and
thickness und bo laid noon joists of such
dimensions und In such manner as IK pro
scribed by the BDoolllcatlous on die In the
olllco of the HUard of 1'ublle Works und under
KH supervision , towlt : . . , . , , .
Kast side of .tltli street , lots 1 , 2. ! ) , 4 , block 1 ,
Hagimfc Hill's I'd ' addition , 0 foot wide ,
And bo It further resolved , That the Honn ]
of I'ubllo Works bo and hereby is aiithorl/od
unddlroutod to onuko a copy of tin * resolu
tion to bo pubtlfchecl In the olllclul paper of
the city for ono wook. or ho survoU on tlio
owners of suld lots and unless siieh OWIIOM
shall within llvodiiys uftor tbo publloat on or
serviooof moll copy construct s.duwnlks us
hoieln reoulrod , that the Hoard of Tubllo
Works cause the sumo to be done , the cosfcof
constructing suld sldowulks respectively to uo
assessed iiitulnit the real estate , lot or part of
lot In front of Mid abutting such sidewalk * .
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R , , . , IAm
President of the Council ,
Attest : JOHN U UOV EH ,
City ClcrU ,
Approved : OEO. P. UEMI8 ,
Mayor ,
NOTICE TO CONBTUUOT BIDEWAhKH.
To thoownuru ofloif , puru of lots and real
flstateduvcrlbud In the above resolution :
You and ouch of you urohoruuy notified to
construct wooden slcluwnlks uu required by a
resolution of the city council uud mayor of
of the city of Onmlm , of vrhli'h the uhovu li a
copy. 1' . W. JHItKHAUoKIt ,
Uialimtin Hoard of I'ubllo Works ,
Omaha , Itub , , Juoo 1 , iblU. jtu 7V
PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESOLU
TION.
Council Chamber. Omaha , Nob. , May 24 , 1503.
Bo it repolvecl by the city council of the city
of Omaha , the mayor concurring :
Th.it permanent sldowullts bo constructed
In the elty of Omnha us dflslanutod bolour ,
within five days after the publication of this
resolution or the personal service thereof , us
by ordinance is authorised nnrt required ; such
sidewalks to bo laid to the permanent grade
as established on the paved streets specified.
hcioln und to bo constructed of stone , arti
ficial stone , brick or tlllnu uoeorillng to speci
fications on file In the ofllco of the Ho.irJ of
Public Works , und under Its supervision , to
wit :
Kast stdo of 3)th ) avenue , lots 15 , in , 17 , 18 ,
block II , 1 bunco m Place , 0 feet wide , perma
nent grade.
Eust sldo of 30th avcnuo , all of block 4 ,
Hanscom Place. 0 feet wide , permanent grade.
K.istsldoof Mason street , lot B. bloclc 2J1.
elty. 20 feet wide , permanent grado.
Kast Hide of 14th street , lots 4 nnd S , block
319. city , 0 foot wide. porniAncnt grade.
Kast sldo of 14th street , lots 4 and fi. block
3J4 , city. 0 foot wldc.-pormunont grade.
Kast side ofCOth street , sections 27,15 , 13 ,
Hurlman's reserve , 0 feet wldo. permanent
grade.
And bo It further resolved :
That the Ho.irdot Publlu Works her and Is
hereby , authorl/.ea nnd directed to cause a
copy of thlaiosolntion to ho puhllshol In the
clllulal paper of the cltv for ono wcok , or bo
fcervod on the ownois of wild lots , and that un
less such owners shall within live duys after
the publication or service of suoli copy con-
Htructsuch sidewalks us hoieln renulioil. that
the Hoard of Public. Works caiiso tlio 8:11110 : to
bo done , the cost of constructing wild side
walks respectively lo bo assessed against the.
rtial estate , lot or pnit of lot In front of und
such sidewalks ,
President of thn Council.
Attest ; JOHN OKOVICS.
City Clork.
Approved : CEO. P. UEMIB ,
Mayor.
NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS.
To the owners of lots , parts of lots And real
estate described In the above resolution :
You und each of you are hereby notllleu to
construct pormanontsldowulks as required by
a resolution of thu cltv council und msyor ot
the city of Omaha , of which the above is a
copy. P. W. HIHKHAt'hFK ,
Chairman Hoard of I'ubllo Works.
Omaha. Nob.uno ! 4 , 1 W. J < d 't
Notice of AbBcsimcMit of Damages for
( iradhi .
To the owners of nil lots , parts of lots and
real ostiito along Hamilton streef , from the
viaduct over the Holt Line railway to 45th
You'nro hereby notified that the under
signed , three ulslntorusted f reedholdors of the
elty of Omah'i , have been duly appointed by
themuvor , with the appi oval of thu city coun
cil of suld city , t assess thu dumtigo to the
owners respectively of the property nfTouiud
by gradlnz Hamilton street , from the viaduct
over the Holt l.Inu railway to 4Hh street , de
clared necessary by ordlniuicoNn.iMtH , passed
May Illth. IfllB. approved May 2lth ( , IS * . ' .
You uro further notified , that hiivlni ac
cepted said appointment , and duly lumllfloil
as required by law , wo will , on the Kth day of
Juno , A. I ) . 1HII2 , nt the. li.iurof 10 o'clock In the
forenoon , nt the olllco of Honown & Co , In the
McCaguo unildlnc. within the corporate limits
of said city , meet for the purpose of consider
ing and making the iiBsosHinoiitoJ ilnmaio to
the ownois respectively of said property , af-
feotod by snlilgrndliig. taking Into considera
tion special benefits , If any.
You uro notified to bo present at tlio tlmo
nnd plnco aforesaid , nnd iiiuko iitiy objections
to or statements concerning said usfiessment
of damages us you ' ! , ' . ' > ? iiili } !
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J. | Ii ill\\j ti I tlj\J\Jllf
U. H. IIK.NKWA.
JAMKa STO01CDALE.
Omaha , MayS7th , Ib9. . MM dlOt
PROPOSALS FOR CURBING.
Bonled proposals will bo received by the un
dersigned until li'uO o'elook p. m.Junu "Itli.
160. ' , for curbing with white Colorado sand
stone , rod Colorado § umlstono and Horoa
sandstone , according to spoclllcntlons. Ninth
street from Puclflo t.troei . to alley north of
Puolllu Hlroet. comnrlsod In Ntroot Improve
ment district No. 170 In the olty of Oinahu.
Kncli hid lo specify a prloo norllnunl foot for
the curbing complete on the streut In suld Im
provement district.
Work to be done In a-cordunco with plans
and Hnecllloutlonson fllo In the olllco of tlio
Hoard of 1'ubllo Works ,
Proposals to ho made on printed blanks fur
nished by thu board , nnd ihuse accompanied
with a cartllled check In thu sum of tow , puy-
ablu to tlio city of Omalm , us un evidence of
good faith ,
TJio board reserves the right to reject any
i
Chairman Hoard of I'ublloVorkn. .
Opiaha , Juno Ctli , Itt ' . J uno C , 7 , U , U.
n OCO ItvKlttorvtl IrentinenUMltli
/,002oiyWlnr / rli < lur nitlKil.
I'or BperiuotorrUwa , Vnrlcoci- .
IHncliurKM oixl KmlMloiii niid
rr.lorlnir l- t Vlieor. . Curu
Flrnt irulmeut "t fi-ro to
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lUr.CIIK&IoALlKojIllJi'o" . , CIHOIMBATJ , 0 ,
WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION
CONSTRUCTION.
Council Chamber , Omuhn , Neb. , May 24 , ISO !
Holt resolved by the c'ty ' council of the city
of Otnuha , the mnyor conourrlng :
That wnodan sldawulks bo constrnotoil In
Iho city of Unuhn ns designated bolow. within
II vo days after the publlcillon : of this resolu
tion , or the personal sorvleo thereof , us by
ordliiiince la uutliorl/ed uud required : suou
suluwulks tobo lild : to the grade on iho street *
specified heroin , and to ho constructed of plno >
plunk of such wlath und thickness and bo laid
upon joists of such dimensions nnd In such
manner us Is prescribed by tlio specifications
on ( tie In the olllco of thu Hoard of I'ubllo
Works and under Its supervision , to wit :
West side of 10th stroot. lots 1 to 8 exclusive ,
block 7 , Iln/olTorruco , U feet wide , temporary
grade.
West sldo of 15th street , lots 1 anil 8 , bloat- -
25(1. ( city , G feet wide , temporary grade.
West sldo nf 15th streut. lots 1 und 2. hlook 0.
Kountzo's 3d addition , U fuct wide , temporary
grade.
Knst sldo ot 20th street , lots 2 , 3 , (1,7. ( block
17 , ICountro & Ruth's addition , lowbred , ro-
palrod nnd rnlald.
Kustsldoof 12th street , lots 1 to 7 Inclusive ,
lc Is Place , C feat wide , present crado.
Kast sldo of Ulh street , lots 1 to U Inclusive ,
M , Donovan's subdivision , U feet wide , present
grado.
KuHt Rldo of Oth street , lot 19 and s 'A ' of lot
2' ' , Kountzo's 2U addition , G foot wide , present )
gnido.
Kusl sldo of 20th street , lots I to n Inclusive.
block 7 , Arbor Place , U feet wldo , prcsorft"
grnno. jr
Kast side of 20th street , lots A and R , I'myii's
subdivision of Shluu's addition , U feet wldo ,
pi esc nt grade.
South shlo of Ciildwoll street , lot ft , block 13 ,
Shlnn'H addition. 0 feet wide , present pnido.
South sldo of Hamilton street , lot I , block II ,
Slilnn's addition , n feel/ wide , present grade.
And bo It further rofolvoJ :
That the Iloitnl of I'uiillc Works bo and
hereby Is uuthorl/od and directed to cause a
cony of this resolution to bu published In the
ofllolal paper of the city for one week , or bo
served on tlio ownoru of said lots and unless
such owners shull within five days after the
publication nrhorvlcoof such copy construct
H'lld Bldownlks us herein required , that the
Hoard of I'ublla ' Woiks euuso the sumo to uo
done , the cost of constructing said sldowulku
respectively to bo assessed against thu rout
estate , lot or part of lot In front of and abut
ting mien shluwulks. 4
1'rosldunliif the Council.
Attest : JOHN UKOVI&
city Clerk.
Approved : GHO. P. IIEM1B ,
Mayor.
NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWAMC8.
To thu owners nf tlio lots , purls of lots anil
real estatu described In thu above resolu
tion :
You and o.ich of you nro hereby notified to
construct wooden sidewalks us roqulied by u
resolution of the city council and mnyor of
the elty of Oinahu , of which the ahovo IB a
copy. P. W. HIUKIIAUHKH.
Chairman Iluuiil of Publlu Works.
Omaha , Nol ) . . Juno 4. IhU- . _ J4d7t
ORDINANCE NO. .1082.
An ordinance ) declaring thu iiiii-ojulty of gradIng -
Ing .Military uvcniii ) from Ili'inllton street
to JrantHtruot , ami appointing three illsln
toreste < l appraisers to II SOSH and ilulomin
the diimngus , If any. to proliorly owners ,
which miiy ho onusiiil hv sucli grading.
Ho It ordained by thu elty connull ot thu olty
of Omaha :
Section. 1. That It Is proper and ncccxair/
and It Is hurnb ) declared piopernnilinoeessavy
louraiio Military avcnti' ) to Its present uHtab-
llshcil gradu Including necessary approuehoM
thereto , from Hamilton street to Orantstreut.
In tlio city of Omaha , property owners huvinic
petitioned the mayor und city connell to huvu
said L'rudlr.v donu under the thruf-fifthi
cluiiBo of tlio elty churtur us provided for In
section I1J.
Heetlnu2. That the mayor , wild the upprov-
aloftho city council , appoint thruo d
osteil appraisers loupprulso , nssess and
mine thu dumngu to jiroperty owners which
miiy lie caused liy biioli griding , taking Into
consideration In making sueh iippraljomont ,
thu special hoiiolllN. If nny , to such property ,
by reason of such grading ,
' Section. 'I. That this ordinance ( ball tuko
olfcct und bo In force from and utter Its pans-
UXUi
Passed May , , 1808.
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Olty Clerk ,
F 1' . DAVIS ,
I'rosldunt City Council.
Approved Muy 28th.
Mayor.
NOT1CK TO PUOPHUTV
You are hereby nritlfiu.l that the followlns
dcsurlbcil pruiiilses , to wit : , . , , , , , „
J.otn S. . 7. 8. U. 10 , II. 12. 1.1 and 14 , In block 10.
Kountzo's fourth supplementary addition to
Uiuclty of Oimihi itiul lyiiu hutwuun Cuntor
street and Hickory street and Tenth ( true !
and r.lovonlh Ntreiit have buun declared by
oidlnuncuNo. 'MM to boa niilsunco by reason
of the sumo bom ; below grade und allowing
stni/nunt water to uooummulatu tliercon. N"
You uro horoliy Ulroctud lo ubuto &uld nuls -
anco by the filling of Hiilil lots to tlio cstixbi
llnliud gruue within 3 > dayi from the VH Ii day
of May , Ib'j. , or mid nulsunou will lf > ubatod
by the city mithorltloa uud Ilia oxpuiuo therfr
of lovled us u special tax axulnttt thu propMitl
on which suld nuliitnco oxUti.
Dated this Oth tiny ot Juno. 1BX' .
1' . W. IIIUKIIAUBr.U.
Chairman of the lluurd of I'ubllo Works ,
J uno 0,7 , 6 , u , ll >