Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1882, Page 3

N THE CITY CHARTER. The Only EXCIUSiVe The New Bill Passed and Now Become a Law. Wholesale Hardware House|, ..o wou s Paving Question. NN WEIE WEST. The bill amending the city charter, 1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET.| = OMANA - - - - - NEB o Dot & ¥, ey 16 effoct at once by reason of the emer- J_.. J_- BBO U U N & OO, gency clause attached. Omit:ing the repetitions of the kill, the principal and most important ’ a board of public works is created and are as follows: Sec. 16, There shall be in oots an OCS, |+ iy of tho it shas s bosed o public works, which shall consist of three members, residents of such city, OMAHA 2 ' ks ¥ ' I “EB. to be appointed by the mayor, by and e with the consent of the council before DEWE Y & s ONE torm of e, two and threo years ro- ] spectively, the term of oftice of each { to be designated by the mayor und - £ annually thereafter shall be appointed a8 teremafter provided: One member whose term of office shall be threo years. Tho mayor, by and with the consent s ————— " - = - S = |the members of such board to be 5 chairman thereof. The salary of the members of such board of public works shall be fixed by ordinsuce and the salary of the annum, and the salary of each of the other two members shall not exceed the sum of $1,000 per annum. Kach of the members of such board shall, before entering upon the discharge of discharge the duties of his office and e enter nto a bond to such city with T £ two or more good and sufficient sure N . § ; ties to be approved by the mayor and = [ [ council, the bond of the chairman to HE&MAT TING NOTIONS the matter of paving provided for, s the first Monday of July, 1882, for the of the council, shall designate one of chairman shall not exceed $2,600 per his duties, take an oath to faithfully be in the sum of $15,000 and of the other two in the sum of §10,000 each, couditioned for the faithful perform- ance of his duties as such member of such board of public works. The chairman of such board shall devote his entire time to the performance of his official duty, and no member of such board shull ever bo directly or mdirectly interested in any contract entered mto by them on behalf of such city, nor shail they be iyterested either directly or indirecty in the pur- chase of auy materal to bs used or ap- plied in and about the uses aud pur- poses contemplated by this act. It shall be the duty of such board of public works aud it shall have power to make contracts on behalf of the city for the performance of all levy, one-fifth (1-5) in ono year, one- hith (1-5) in two years, one-fifth (1 5) in three years, and one-fifth in fou: years after the levy is made, Each of ed to suit all |#aid instalments “except the firat, shall draw iuterest at the rate of seven 7) per cent. per annum from the time of the levy aforesaid until the same tuch work and the erection of all such improvements as may be ordercd by the mayor and council, but ouly with o the approval of the mayor aud council; = to superintend the performauce of t}\lll such improvements; to approve the ORCHARD & BEAN, | oncmatonuf tho ity ongincee Whish may be made from time to time of CARPETEIG R O C E R S|t work s tho ‘ssumomay ¢ progress; to accept any work doue or 4 improvement made when the same u i VPR BT, 2 o shall be fully completed according to contract, sut ject, however to the ap: proval of the mayor and couacil, snd to perform such other duties as may be devolved upon them by ordinance. Any member of such board may be removed from office by a yote of two- thirds of the members elected to the council with the approval of the mayor tor sufficient cause, and the proceed- ings in that behalf shall be entered in # the journal of the council; provided, B | that the council shall vreviously cause & copy of the charges preferred against such member sought to be removed, and the notice of the time and place of hearing the same to be served on g 3 e him ten days at least previous to the z time so assigned and opportunity gjfi given him to make his defeuse. BF o Wnig Scc. 42. The mayor and coun- cil of any city of the first-class shall . . . have power to pave, repave or Mac- Invites the attention of the public s wy s or alley or parts A thereof, in the city, and for that pur- to his pose to creato suitable paving districts - which shall be consecutively num- bered, such work to be done under LAHGE ANn wELL sELEcTEn STOGK oun!ru}n, l:ndbum:};arfflm bnlupuriutund- ence of the board of public works of o the city. B Whenever the owners of lots or lands abutting upon the streets or w alleys within any previous district representing a majority of feet tront thereon shall petition the council to Embraci Il the lat t B ey 1 el o ey o o - m acin g a e late pa msy:; and council to pmae, repave or . . . macadamize the same, and 1n all cases terns in everything in o poviag, rephvivg or macedamiriag 4 th;e shall be u?ed such }mT]tflriul a8 such majority of owners shall determ- the Carpet Llne' ine upou, provided the council shall be nutlifi«ild in wriing by said owners H 1 | of such determination within thirty Mattings, 0il Clo'hs and window Shades, | e s e b snd proval of the ordinance ordering such g0 s paving, repaving or macadamizing, In large quantities, and always|™ i e b owers fu to 5 desi‘igl}ate ]tlw material they desiro used in such paving, repaving or mac- a’t the BOttom Prlces' adamizing, in the munnl\:r nnlzl within the time above provided, the mayor LAGE GURTA!NS A SPEGIALTY and council shall determine upon the . material to be used. The cost of paving, macadamizing B E T W I L E | |ox repaving tho stroets and alleys A A o | within any paving district, except the intersections of streets and space oppo- 3 F site alleys within such district, ehal l3l arnam Stree t, be assessed upon the lots and lands ubumggdupun the streets and alleys in such district in proportion to the o M A H A- > - N EB R A S KA feet front so lbu‘:lill’; upon such LE S S = — streets and alleys. The assessment of . . the special taxes for paving purposes House Palntln herein provided for shall be made as 9 |follows: The total cost of the im. provement shall be levied at one time upon the property and become delin 9 INTERIOR DECORATINC. [fent s ki provided, sneitih (1.5) of the total amount shall become H E N R Y L E H M A N N delinquent in fifty (50) days after such H 1118 Farnam Street, Apartments in private houses Painted, Frescoed or Decor tastes. Wo make a suecial staly of the trae harmony of colors and produce fine con.rasts and combindtions Lo match every variety of furnishing. Churches and public buildings painted aud froscoed in the most approved style shall become delinquent, and after the ESTIMATES FURN ISHED, eame shall become delinquent, a pon- & pllly ultm: ;’l(«/ p(;rct'fnl. lo(glullwr with ol interest at the rate of one r cent | EMPLOY NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS MECHANICS, |\uiroii tuvaiis iof i () per cant. paid thereon as in case of other special 90d:1y taxes. Such taxes shall be collected and give personal attention to all work. {and €1 ..ced as in other cases of spec- ial taxca. In case of omissions, errors or mistakes in making such assessment or levy in respect of the total cost of the improvement or deficiencies or otherwise, it shall be competent for the council to make a supplemental asecssuient and levy tosupply such de ficiencies, omissions, errors or mis takes. The cost of paving, macada mizing or repaving the interscotions of streets and space quumo alleys in any paving district shall be paid by the city as hereinafter provided, but noth ing herein contained shall be construcd to exempt any street railway company from paving or repaving between its rails at lits own cost whenever any streot shall be ordered paved or re paved by the mayor and council of the city as provided by law. For the purpose of paying the cost of paving, macadamizing or repaving he streets and alleys in any paving tdistrict, exclusive of the intersection of streets and space opposite alleys therein, the mayor and council shall have power and may by ordinance cause to be issued bonds of the city to be called “District paving bonds of District No, —,” payable in not ex ceeding five years from date, and to bear interest payable annually not cx ceeding the rate of seven per cent. per annum with interest coupons attiehed; and in such case shall also provide that said special taxes and assessmonts shall constitute a sinkivg fund for the payment of said bonds and interests Provided, that the en'ire cost of pav. ing, repaving or macadamizing any such gtroets or alleys, properly charye- ablo to any lots or lands within any such paving district, according to the front feot thereof, may be paid by the owner of such lots or lands within fifty days from the levy of such special taxes and thereupon euch lot or land shall be exempt from any lien or- charge therefor 8eid bonds shell not be nold for lees than their par value, or if said assessments, or any part thereof, shall fail or for any reason be imvalid, the mayor and council may muke other and further assessments upon such lots or lands as mey be required to collect from tne samo the cost of any paving or mac- adamizing property chargeablo there to, a8 herein provided. Whenever the mayor and council deem it expe- dient, they shall have the power for the purpose of paying the cost of pav- ing, repairing or macadamizing the intersections of streets and spaces op- posite alleys in the city, to issue bonds of the ity to run not more than twenty years, and to bear interest ble semi-annually at a rate not exceeding six per cent per annum, with coupons attached, to be called ¢*paving bouds,” aud which shall not bo sold for less than par, and the pro- ceeds of which shall be used for no other purpose than paying for the cost of paving, repairing r macadamizing the intersections of streets and alleys in the city. Provided, that the agure- gate amount of such bonds issued in any one year shall not exceed the sum of $100,000; and, provided further, that no such bonds shall be issued until the question of the issuing of the same hus been submitted to the electors of the ity at a general or special election therein, and author- ized by a vote of the majority of the electors voting atsuch election. If in any city of the first-class there shall be any real estate not subject to assessment or epecial taxes for paving purposes, the mayor and council shall have power to pave in front of the same and to pay the cost thereof that would otherwise be chargeable en such real estate, in the same manner as herein provided for the paving of intersections of streets and paying therefor. The word “'lot” as in this act used shall be taken to mean a lot as described and designated upon the recorded plat of any such city, and in case there 18 no recorded plat ot any such eity, it shall mean o lot as de- scribed ~ and desiguated upon any generally recognized mup of such city. The word lands shall mean any un- subdivided real estate. L'nat secaon 43 of said act be, and the sume is amended to road as fol- lows: Sec, 43, Such taxes shall be levied on all the lots and land bounding or abutting on such im rovements, said tax to be either in proportion to the feet front o bounding and abutting on or according to the value of such lots or lands as shown by the last previous assessment thereof for gener- al city purposes, ss the council may in each case determine: Provided, That this provision shall not be taken to apply to special taxes or assessments for paving purposes except as provided in section 42, Provided further, That when any such improvement shall extend into or through any unsubdivided tract or|"% parcel or parcels of land, said taxes shall be #o levied as not to be charged against the real estato adjoining such improvement for a greater depth than the averege distance through the sub- divided real estate to be taxed for said purpose. Sec. 11. That section 44 of said act be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 44, All grading, paving, mac- adamizing or guttering of any streets, avenues or alleys in the city for which, or any part thereof, a special tax shall be levied, shall be done by contract with the lowest responsible bidder, Free of Charge, All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds, Astma, Bronchitis, Loss of V ice, or any affection of the Throat and Lungs, are re- quested to call at O, F. Goodman’s drug store and get » Trial Bottle of Dr, King's New Discovery foc Cun-umption, free of cnarze, which” will convince them of its wonderful merits and show what a regular dollar-size bottle will do, Call esrly, Genius Rewarded; The Story of tho Sowing Maching, A baodsomo little pamphlet, bluo and gold cove with numerous cngravings, will be GIVEN AWAY t0 any maul 1 foF it, a any branch or sub-otice Mo utecturing Gom pany, or wiil be seot by wsil, post paid, to any person liviog at & distance trom our ofticos. The Singer Manufacturing Co,, Principal O fice, 84 Unlon Squsre, NEW YORK. feblR d&w KOty ¢ s Wi s provea * BLACH %" the best liver medicine i1 THE DAILY BEE: OMAHA Mfi()N DAY! MAY 22, .882. 3 Nobraska — Nationg | SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK BANK. OF OMAHA NEBRASKA (No. 266 ¢ DEPARTVENT. ) —OF—~] Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s CLOTHING TREA Office cf OMAHA, a, ir Douglas, and state ‘of Nebraska, has with all'the provisions of the Ret iacd the United States required to be complied with before an association shiall be authorized to com mence the bu-incss of Ban - ing Now, theretore, I, John Juy K ox, Comptroller of the Currency, do he T, comir thal e Bsady for In Dfl(mflll of bouglas, One Hundred and Sixty-Nioeof the Revised A Statutes of toel ercof witness my of office this 25th duyol April 1 &2 JOHN JAY KNOX, POLACK'S CLOTHING HOUSE. : Reed & O),, Real TS . e e 106 LOWeSt Prices Guaranteed. Fir t National Hank connected with the ment of that Bank since its org ization in 1863 rocoive fully pad up aud direc ory S. R JOHN Pirsin L f Steels, John son & Co., Wh I 7 IN Grocera ST, of O, B & Q 1316 F'arnam Street, Near 14th, whild, Marifaod RROMR SCHANP, Vice Prowt W. 5. Duisiinn, Sec. and Treas. THE NEBRASKA MANUFAGTURING GO Lincoim, Neb. MANUFACTURERS OF Oorn Planters, Harrows, Farm Rollers, Sulk Hay Rakes, Bucket Elevating Wind m & We aro prepared to do job work and manuf turly g for other yartics Addron all ordors NEBRASKA NANUFACTURING €O., L N Nre Single Breech Loading Shot Guns, from §5 to $18, Double Breo ch Loading Shot Guns, §18 from to § 75. Muzzle Loading Shot Guns, from 6 to 825, : gislliilzg T]?cl(fleé[PasaflBallnAalud all Ki]l]'dfl rlm’ Fanoy Booas, IR ull Stock of Show Cases Always on Hanm ARTIFIGIAL LIMES. rwr eV e Something e < NEW FOR 0 ABA, L CONIS , - NEB. oot | Imporied and Key West Cigars, a large line of Meer- i 0. | schaum and Wood Pipes and everything required in a ad kil | Rirst-Class ~ Cigar, Tobacco and Notion Store Cigars £ om $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price lits and Samples. Limbs. T AT Of tho latest fmproved plan, hsa opened » , mechanical suegory ing itute at 100 South 14th -troet, Omaha, where ho in propar d turn'sh limbs of every description, skelotona and supporterafor paralizad and defornied limbs, trusses, and shoulder braces ani_supporters lor a Manufacturing Company, ————MAKERS OF THE——— Finest Sitver Plated Spoons and Forks, Artificial emalo’ weakners, & The Doctor haw had 23 yoars experlence {o wearing and adpun 1nz. RAW ¥ 0 D, 100 South 14th 8t. Omaha, Neb. AR ) L R T SRR oL X IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, Murray & Lanman’s The only and(EEs original firm of | Rogers Bros. FLORIDA WATER Best for TOILET, BATH and HANDKERCHIEF. FESAY All ow Spoons, s L plated Spoon a Kniver plated triplethickness — with the greatest plate nly en 0o - vt -fr Proposals For Indian Supplies and of care, Each Trans tion, the meotio » lot being hung DPARTMENT OF Tt E INTERIOR, Office of I) Indian Affairs, Woa ington, April 25, 1852 propos I, hids for Boof on a scale while where expo d Transportati m, di ected to the Con os. 06 and 67 Woosier streat, New York wil bo rocoived unti 1 p. m, of Tuesday, May 28, 1859, for fur.ishi g for the ‘nilian %ervice sbout 80,000 prund- 'ucon, 40,000, 00 pounds Beef on the hoof, 178,000 pounds 'Beans, 70,000 pound. Baking Powder, ,000 000 j ound: Corn, 760 000 pounds Coffue, 5,500,060 pounds Flour 212,000 Junds Feed, 800,000 pounds Hard Broad, 7b,- B00 pounds Homiry 9000 pouuds Lard, 1,66 barrels mess pork, 284,000 pounds Rice, 11,200 pounids Tos, 66,000 pounds Tobacco 200,000 uiids Kalt, 240,000 pouads Soap, 6,000 po nds o, 1,260,000 pouads Sugar sud 80,060 p und vat, being plated, to insure & full de- to wear, thereby waking a single plated Bpoon posit of silver on thom, We would call wear as long as s triple plated g espocial atten- Also’ Blankets, Woolen and Co‘ton Goods (conwisting in part of Tickiug, 33,000 yards; Stan dard Calico, 80,000 yards; Driliivg, 0,000 yarda Duck, free from sl 1zwg, 170,00 yard ; Den ims, 17,000 yards; Gingham, 60,000 yurds; Keu tucky Jeans, 28,000 virds; ¢ heviot b, 00 yrrds Br wn 8 ceting, tion to our seo- one Orient. 0 yards All Ordors In the West should be Addressed to O ACGENOY, itA. B. HUBERMANN, Rival| Not ony, 1 dware, and u loug li-t of m acol ach ws Harnes:, Piowe, Hakes Jand joux Cliy, Also & required, udapted to oy 0 Wholesale Jewe'er, 1 ¥ ™I tho artioles, OMAHA . NEB oL be contracled CukTIFIED CURCRS, Al bids must b fed by certified checks upor wo e U nitd States Depository of Assistunt Trewure: for ¢ loast five por conit. of the smount of th. proposd 1L RIC ditlons 1 b observed by bidicrs, time’ and Nos. 66 ard 67 Wo s or 0. = ek | IV EE I L IL VLA N 'S8 CO. staiod, aud bidd.r are luvited to be preseny at FOLMHAN'S, BOY& AMND OHILDREN'S WEAR, place ol delivery, term= of contraci anl pay- v H. Lyon, No. 4:8 bio Comum ssaries of subm nworth, Omahs, Saint tho opening. ALS0O A COMPLETE LINE OF 1 tho kinds wid quanti ies of 3 Th g A b Special Attention hi :L:;:.“,",:‘.?,.f"p‘:..‘f,su".-..‘ o Vaito's | Rank foremost in the West in Assortment and R e alot o puuid a1t Prices ot Furnishing Goods Wanted-gansn e s o Hats and Caps proposals and for. s for contrat and bond, con Sat'on 1o the Indian O Wash! Is Once More Called to the Fact thay rs &t the 101104 0y nsmed dge City, Emiwrls, Eurcka, O a! Howard, Hutchwon, Lar e , MoPuerson, Mar- fon, Medicine Lo g ~ew ob Osage ity e dunt, 8. rling, Topeka, Welliogton, Wich i aud I H T d H O I N G Bids will be pe o ut the hour and day above Q o ’ by DAk of Tosse Jar gy | 7o sre propured to mook the domends of the trade In regand to Latout Btyles i Comuwis loner, {os ad bk ol sud Pattorus, Fine o t »zing in Conneotlon’y] not Blood &4 Thinder” ) 4 Ls RESPECIFULLY, besn and will he Bt laued, bat W trae Lie by gt e e R M. HELLMAN & CQ, B B a L 1301-1303 Farahaxn and 300 to 812 13t