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John "W. Foster, the famous international lawyer, will be the legal ad
viser of the U. S. Alaskan boundary commission, recently appointed by
President Roosevelt The duties of Mr. Foster will be laborious and will
call for the greatest amount of professional skill.
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toques made of a spikey sort of straw
the whole plaited in a piece of blue
"straw Intermixed with a small amount
of green, trimmed with flat rosettes of
blue and green ribbon. A new combina
tion, which the milliners are setting
-against these blue and green mixtures,
la of an even more garish description,
and I question whether it will meet with
anything like general approval. In this
we have reddish violet almost plum
color combined either with Bordeaux
'or caraubicr red. Two models exhibit
ing each of these combinations are as
follows: The first is a plateau of spikey
violet straw, blocked so as to form a
low, pointed dome and with the brim
capriciously woven, the only trimming
of which is a thick garland of globular
rosea rmnning from light to dark
Bordeaux red, fastened to the front of
the crown and coming down to the edge
of the brim on the left where this is
pressed down over the ear. The other is ,
a moderate-sized capellne, rolled up in
front, made of white chip braids of the
same violet tinge; it is trimmed under
neath with -two blossoms of the cactus
species, with petals of caraubler red.
Silk Fabrics for Trimming the Newest
Hats. As will have been gathered from
what has gone before, silk fabrics are
more used in trimming by milliners than
they were at the beginning of the season.
The new makes of soft undressed silks
are admirably adapted to the purpose
as they drape so well and may other
wise be arranged in any fanciful man
ner that It is considered advisable to
-dopt. Ribbons, to make a more fre
quent appearance than they did at the
beginning of the season. Not a few of
the straw hats are trimmed only with
ribbon. A broad-brimmed hat in rice
straw dyed a pale pastel pink, has a
large rosette made of wide rose-pink
taffeta ribbon on the top of the low
crown. The ribbon is then caught over
the brim, turning it up high. on the left
side, where the hat rests on a coronet of
white Chinese primroses, slightly fringed
with pink. Shaded striped ribbons com
pose pretty trimmings for morning hats,
and among the new makes of taffeta
mousseUne ribbons are some striped
with alternate bands of pale pink and
Wue on flowered white grounds that are
'very suitable for arranging in bows for
placing against the upturned sides of
hats. Such a bow, consisting of two
long loops and an end trims the under
side of a hat in pale blue cabochon
straw, the brim of which Is faced with
pastel-pink. Outside, the trimming con
sists of a scarf of creamy chantniy lace
fastened by a small bunch of pink crush
As win be seen, there is no lack of
variety in the new models prepared for
the Parisian market.
A small mite was with her parents at
luncheon, her hands demurely unrler the
table. Suddenly she said, "Mother, you
and father can't guess what I have
under the table."
Then, after the manner of parents
who like to please this children, they
guessed all kinds of things, but without
success, so they said, "We give up; tell
us." Then the mite, drawing her face
up in a grimace, said, "A stomachache."
Little Tommy Can I eat another piece
of pie?
Mamma (witheringly) I suppose you
can.
.Tommy Well,- may-I?
Mamma No, dear, you may not.
Tommy Darn grammar, anyway!
Notice to Creditors.
Estate No. 1729 of James H. Auld, de
ceased, in County Court jot Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska, ss.: Creditors of
said estate will take notice that the time
limited for presentation and filing of claims
against said estate Is October 15, 1903, and
for payment of debts is May 2, 1904; that
I will sit at the county court room in said
county, on July 15, 1902, at 2 P. M., and
on October 15, 1903. at 2 P. M., to receive,
examine, hear, allow or adjust all claims
and objections duly filed. Dated March 12,
1903. FRANK R. WATERS,
Seal County Judge.
By -WALTER A LEESE,
Clerk.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Phil
harmonic Society of Lincoln, Nebraska,
has been organized and incorporated. The
name of the corporation is "The Phil
harmonic Society of Lincoln, Nebraska."
The principal place of transacting its bus
iness is in the city of Lincoln. Nebraska.
The general nature of the business to be
transacted is for the advancement of mu
sic and to encourage its study, to purchase
music, and to acquire, bur. own. sell,
lease or rent such real estate as may be
necessary to carry out the objects of the
corporation. The capital stock is one
thousand dollars, divided into one hun
dred shares of ten dollars each. No in
dividual shareholder can at any time hold
more than ten shares of stock. The
corporation shall commence business at
the time of the adoption of its articles
of incorporation and shall terminate Jan
uary 1. 1952. No Indebtedness of the cor
poration shall at any time be Incurred.
The affairs of the corporation shall .be
conducted by a board of not exceeding
seven trustees. Officers shall consist of a
president, vice-president, secretary and
treasurer.
ALEX BERGER.
F. M. BALL, President.
Secretary.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT.
Estate No. 1523 of Peter Hogan. de
ceased, in county court of Lancaster coun
ty. Nebraska.
The state of Nebraska. To all persons
Interested in said estate, take notice, that
the administrator has filed a final account
and report of his administration, and a
petition for final settlement and discharge
as such, which have been set for hearing
before said court on March 30th. 19(0. at
1 o'clock p. m.. when you may appeal and
contest toe same.
Dated March 6. 1903.
(Seal) FRANK R. WATERS.
County Ju-'ge.
By WALTER A. LEESE.
Clerk. '
No. it.
Ah OreUasMM
Submitting to a vote of the legal, vows
of the City of Lincoln, Lancaster county.
Nebraska, at the general city election to
be held in April. 1903. a proposition au
thorizing the mayor and council of said
city to borrow money and pledge the
credit and property of said city on its
negotiable bond in the amount of (SS15C3)
Thirty-four Thousand Five Hundred Dol
lars for the purpose of constructing cer
tain sewer extensions described in the
body of this ordinance, prescribing the
form of "ballot, the places and time of
voting and authorizing the said mayor
and council to levy a tax on all taxable
property of said City of Lincoln in addi
tion to all other taxes for the payment
of said bond and interest thereon as the
same may become due and payable.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council
cf the City of Lincoln. Nebraska:
Section L At the general city election to
be held In the city of Lincoln, county of
Lancaster, and state of Nebraska, on the
seventh day of April, 1903. there shall be
submitted to a vote of the legal voters of
said city the following proposition, vis:
Shall the mayor and city council of the
city of Lincoln, Lancaster county, be au
thorized to construct sewer connections as
follows: (a) A covered storm water sewer
6 by 10, either brick or concrete, on N
street from the east side of Fourth street
to the west side of First street, west
to .the new channel of Salt creek; (b) a
circular storm water sewer four feet in
diameter on B street from the east side
of Eighth street to the west side of
Fourth street; (c) extension of B street
storm water sewer from Thirteenth to
Seventeenth streets, 36-inch vitrified pipe
sewer, with the necessary catch basin
connestion; (d) extension of the R street
storm water sewer from Twenty-seventh
and R streets east on R street to Twenty
eighth, south on Twenty-eighth street to
P street, thence east on P street to Twenty-ninth
street, thence south to O street;
(e) extension of the combined storm wa
ter sewer and sanitary sewer on Nine
teenth street from Nineteenth and J
streets to the alley south of J street, 16
inch pipe, and to alley between O and H,
8-lnch pipe; (f) extension of combined
sewer on J, K. and L streets from Twenty
first to Twenty-second streets, 15-inch
pipe and extension of combined sewer oa
U street from Nineteenth to Twentieth
streets; (g) storm water culvert on Twenty-seventh
and Starr street. 4 feet by 10
feet, brick or concrete; and to borrow
money and pledge the credit and property
of said city of Lincoln upon its negotia
ble bond in the amount of Thirty-four
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars (feUOO).
for the purpose of constructing said sewer
extensions; and to levy on all taxable
property in said city of Lincoln in addi
tion to all other taxes an annual tax
for the paymciU of the Interest on said
bonds as it becomes due. and a tax to
pay the principal of said bond when it
shall become due.
Sec. 2. The ballots submitting said
proposition shall have written or printed
thereon substantially the following:
"Shall the city of Lincoln issue bonds
in the sum of Thirty-four Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars (J34.5oo; to construct cer
tain sewer extensions in said city, and to
levy a tax for payment of principal and
interest." Xes.
"Shall the city of Lincoln issue bonds in
the sum of Thiny-four Thousand Five
Hunred Dollars H34(600) to construct cer
tain sewer extensions In said city; and to
levy' a tax for payment of principal and
interest." No. - -
Sec-J. The vote upon -said proposition
shall be hwd and taken at the several
places in said city where the said general
city election on said day shall be held.
Sec. 4. The polls at the said election
shall be open between the hours of eight
o'clock a, m. and seven o'clock p. m.
Sec. 6. The Judges and clerks .for each
voting place at said general city election
shall keep said ballots in a separate box
and make returns thereof to the mayor
and council of said city, who shall can
vass the vote and declare the .result there
on at the first regular meeting after such
election, or as soon thereafter as practic
able. '
Sec. 6 Should a majority of the ballots
cast at said election be in the affirmative
or for said proposition, then the mayor
and council of said city shall be author
ized to construct the sewer extensions
hereinbefore described; and to issue the
bonds of said city and levy such taxes
at the times and for the purposes and
upon the conditions specified in this ordi
nance. Sec 7. It shall be the duty of the mayor
and clerk of said city of Lincoln when
so Instructed by an ordlance duly passed
by the mayor and council of said city, to
sign and attest said bonds and affix
thereto the seal of the city of Lincoln.
Sec 8. The said bond shall draw inter
est at the rate of 4& per cent per annum
from the date of their delivery, payable
semi-annually, said interest to be evi
denced by coupons thereto attached. Said
bonds ixtiall be drawn payable to bearer
one-tenth each year after the tenth year
and ail 'redeemable at the option of the
city at any time after ten years from
their date, and shall bear date of the day
of their delivery; and the interest and
principal of said bond shall be payable
at the Nebraska Fiscal Agency in the
city of New York, county and state of
New York.
Sec 9. Before negotiating the sale of st-'d
bonds, the mayor and council wi in
vite bids therefor by giving thirty days
notice thereof in two newspapers pub
lished and of general circulation In the
city of Lincoln, and said notice shall re
serve to the mayor and council of said
city of Lincoln the right to reject any
and all bids received therefor. The said
bonds shall be sold lv cash to the best
and highest responsible bidder therefor
but In no case shall said bonds be mold
for less than the par or face value there
of. Sec 10. The proceeds of the sale of said
bonds shall be paid to the treasurerof
the city of Lincoln immediately on thi
sale thereof and shall be placed by said
treasurer to the credit of the sewer fund.
Said bonds shall be denominated "Bemr
ExtenslonBoads. Series." The money ob
talned theforshall be used for the du
poses hereinbefore specified and the nee.
essary expenses connected therewith and
for no other purpose.
i8?:.11- The proposition for the con
struction of said sewer extensions, thsu.
suance of said bonds and the levytns- of
the taxes herein provided shaU u5n2
Ushed for at least thirty diva orio? to
April 7. 19. in two newspaper published
tad. I, general clrculaUoaia tk etr a
Lincoln.
This ordinance shall take effect and ha
la force from and after its passaieT ap
proval and publication according ts"lae
Introduced by Win. AlbsrsT '
Passed February t, INC.
Appreved February M, uoc.
H. J. WDXNETT Mayor -
Atteg: THOS. H. PSATT.aiy Osrtt
No. 147.
AN ORDINANCE
Submitting to a vote of the legal voters
Me lty of coIn..Lancast!rCoun!y?
Nebraska, at the general city election
in April. 1903. a proposiUon authorizing
the mayor and council of said city to
borrow money and pledge the credit and
property of said city upon its negUaUi
oonds to an amount not exceeding Sixty!
five Thousand Dollars, for thVpurpS,
of constructing an electric lighting plant,
prescribing the form of ballot ana places
and time of .voting and authorizing the
said council to levy a tax on aU the
taxable property of said city in addition
to,ii ?er taxes Ior the payment of
said oonds ana Interest thereon as the
same may become due and payable.
Be ..rda4ned by. the Mayor and Council
ot the City of Lincoln. Nebraska:
Section L At the general city election to
oe held in the City of Lincoln. County of
Lancaster ana State of Nebraska, oithe
if? y..otJAprlJ' D- there shall
be submitted to a vote of the legal voters
si5h ?i,ty the followng Proposfdon. v".i
Shall the mayor and city council of the
t-ity of .Lincoln, Lancaster County. Ne
nrasica, be authorized to construct at the
iUce i-umplng station an electric lighting
Plant ror said city of sufficient capacity"
ic- light the streets, alleys, parks and city
?f ot. said city l orrw monev
and pledge the credit and property or salu
city upon Its negotiable bc-ndi to kn
?mnU?1 n,ot eeeaing Sixty-flve Thousand
inw'S r "jePurpose of constructing
said electric lighting plant and purcha?
lug the appliances ana personal property
necessary tnerelor and to levy on the tax
able property of said city i additlonto
all oiher taxes an annual tax for the
payment of the interest on saW bonds m
o.nC0mes A"!, ana a tax to pay the prin
cipal of said bonds when it shall beSome
SU?n Je ballot submitting said
proposiUon shall have written oFTrlnted
onerthworrSfUy WrlUea r Vtlatoa
Shall the city of Lincoln Issue bonds in
the sum of Sixty-five Thousand Dollars
to construct at the Rice Puniplng Statio
a? etric lighting plant foFStmgtte
Tvf', aUeys' parks a"" city buiialngs
anl mteresV1 SL PTOBt '
Shall the City of Lincoln issue bonds
in the sum of Sixty-five Thousand Dollars
to construct at the Rice Pumping StaUoS
rCU2?. "", P'ant forUgntinTihe
!r?Vt'.aUey8' parks and city hufidings
and 'interest.11 S? payment ' &
tiphH 1?e,Jvote UDOn saia proposi-'
tion shall be held and taken at the sev.
SSLS0?? m. 8a,d city where toe slid
general city election on said day shallbe
.S?tion - Tile poUs at tne said election
1n5eApe5eU tween the hours of eSht
k -and seven o'clock P. M.
vS011,5- Th8 iu&ea and cierjts foremen
KnsLplace at a4" general city election
shall keep said ballots ln"a separate box
and make returns thereof to the mayor
and council of said city, who shluican
i!!."??. v2te and declare the result there
? the flt regular meeting after such
bie? r SOtm hereafter as practlca-
Section 6. Should a majority of the bal
lots cast up-n said proposiUon at said
election be to the affirmative or for said
f.VJSi .."i? mayor and council
t.&Sid ,ty ,shay be authorized to con
struct said electric lighting plant and to
Kie. b0nd2 and levy suc axes at the
times for the purposes and upon the condi
tions thereinafter specified in this ordi
nance. Jioa I' ,1- "hall be the duty of the
ma.yJ?.'Laild clerk of, satt eKy whin so in
structed by an ordinance duly passed by
lhe mayor and council of said City of Lin
coln to sign and attest said bonds and
affix thereto the seal of the Cityof Lincoln.
Section 8. The said bonds shall draw
Interest at the rate of four per cent per
anno m from tne date of their delivery,
payable semi-annually, said interest to be
evidenced by coupons thereto attached.
Said bonds shall be drawn payable to
beared one-tenth each year, after the tenth
J'.. JU1 redeemable at the option of
the city at any time after ten years from
their date and shall bear date of the day
of their delivery and the interest and prin
cipal of said bonds shall be payable at the
Sf11, fiscal .Agency in the City of
New York. County and State of New York,
bection 9 Before negotiating the sale
fnvfSf hMad& ? mayor and council shall
invite bids therefor by giving thirty days '
notice thereof In two newspapers pub
lished and of general circulation in said
city, and said notice shall reserve to the
mayor and council of said city the right
to reject any and all bids received, there
ror. The said bonds shall be sold for cash
to the best and highest responsible bidder
therefor, but in no case shall said bonds
be sold for less than the par or face value
thereof.
.MCfcnJ10' The proceeds of the sale of
Sai.b05fll8h.a?.be paJd to the Treasurer
or the aty of Lincoln Immediately on the
sale thereof and shall be placed by said
S8?" tIt..the cteut of the "Lighting
Plant Fund." Said bonds shall be de
nominated "Lighting Plant Bonds. First
3!i? The money obtained therefor
snail be used for the purpose hereinbefore
specined and the necessary expenses con
nected therewith and for no other purpose.
Section XL Tne proposition for the con
struction of said electric lighting plant,
the Issuance of such bonds and the Ievy
IPi1? herein provided shall be
published for at least thirty days In two
newspapers punllshed and of general cir
culation In said city.
Thl5 ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after Its passage, ap
proval and publication, according to law.
Introduced by John E. Bishop as an
amendment. Passed March 2, 1903.
Approved March 4, 1908.
H. J. WINNETT. Mayor.
Attest: THOS. H. PRATT, City Clerk.
(Seal.)
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