Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 25, 1892, Page 8

CRIMES OF A BLACK VILLAIN After Oommitting a Series of Robberies He Oriminally Assanlts a White Woman, THEY WILL BURN HIM AT THE STAKE Exelted Citizens in Close Pursuit of the Wreteh—Strange Conduct of His Lust Vie Hushand—A List of Desperate Deeds. im's DALIA, Mo., Feb, 24, —"'Burn him at the stake, Texarkana treatment is mnoue too good for him ! That is the punmishment which the peoplo of Sedalia demand shall be moted out to a negro outlaw who last night startied the town with a sories of extraordinary crimes. Within two hours he committea a criminal assault, two highway robberies and bur- glaries, and for these crimes the people do mand he shail be purned at the stake, and it he is caught while the fover of excitement is still at its beight the citizens will enforce their demand. About 10 o'clock last evening a negro, his faco concealed behind a whito mask, entered the house of Mrs, Mary Moore, a widow aged 65 years, choied hor almost {nto uncon- sciousness, stoloa few valuables and es caped, 4 A little later ho held up P. H. Buckley and Miss Mattie Gilker, whom Buckley was ac- companying to her home. When abreast of the couple the negro ordered them to hold up their hands, Miss Gilker fled in one direc- tion while Buckley fled in another. The negro pursued the woman, threw one arm around her neck and with the butt end of his rovolver struck her on the head, felling her to the ground. Buckley recovered himself and ran to his companion’s eistance. Other pedestrians appeared at that moment and the negro escaped. His Crowning Act of Villalny, A half an hour later the desperado com- mitted the crowning act of his night's vil- lainy. It was 11 o'clock whon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor started home from the house of H. C. Clark, the superintendent of the Missouri Pacific rallway, where they had been attending an entertainment. On Broad- way, in frout of tho residence of O. A. Crandall, they were confronted by the negro highwayman, who held a dirk in one hand and a revolver in the other. “Hold up your hands!” commanded tho highwayman, Mr. Taylor obeyed tho injunction, and tho thief went through his pockets, securing about §15 in gold and silver coin, Mrs, Taylor, while her husband was being searched, shpped & diamond ring from her hand and threw it over Mr. Crandall’s fence into the yard and hid a diamond breastpin 1n the waist of her dress. She haa no sooner accomplished the concealment of the ring when James Hartshorn passed along the street and the footpad stepped aside to allow the pedestrian to pass. Huartshorn took 1n the situation at u glance, Ho made no remarks, but turned down an- other streot, and hastening down town gave the first alarm of the robbery. After securing all the booty he could find in Mr. Taylor's possession, the highwayman turned his attention to Mrs. Taylor und took a pair of diamond earrings from her eurs. Bound Her Husband Hand and Foot, ‘While the robber was busy searching Mrs. Taylor her husband took advantage of tho opportunity and closely scanned him, 80 that identification wiil bo an easy matter. Having secured all the valuables of his victims ho stopped behind them, and with drawn revolver marched them to o lonely 8pot in the vicinity of the old railway hospi- tal. Thero he took from his pocket & rope, and with it bound Mr. Taylor hand and foot, and seizing the trembling wife led hor away. Within hearing of Mr. Taylor a desperate struggle took place between Mrs, Taylor and the negro. The brute's strength made him master, and having accomplished his purpose he brought Mrs. Taylor back to the place wheroe her husband was bound. ‘The negro then cut with his dirk the cords that held the husband captive, and with oaths commanded the couple to go to their home. They immediately complied. Upon arriving, Dr. Evans was summoned to attena Mrs. Taylor. She is not dangerously injured. In the meantime young Hartshorn had given the alarm, but the police were unable to find any trace of the desperado. The search bas been kept up all day, but no clew has been obtained. A mass meeting was held at the opern house this morning and $1,500 was subscribed as a roward for tho capture of the negro. The whole country 'round about is aroused, as it has not been inyears. Should the negro be captured no mercy will be shown him. There is no talk of hauging. The cry is: “Burn bim at the stake! A little of Texar- kana 15 needed here.” ————— La Grippe Successtully Treated. “I have jJust recoverea from a second attack of the grip this year,”” says Mr. James 0. Jones, publisher of the Leader, Mexia, Tox, “In the latter case._ I used Chamber- lain’s Cough Remedy, and I think with con- siderable success, only being in bed a littie over two days against ten days for the first attack. The second attack I am satisfied ‘would have been mll\mlly as bad as the first but for the use of this remedy, as I had to go to bed in about six hours after being ‘struck’ with it, while in the first case I was abls 10 attend to business about two days before selfluu ‘down,’ 50 cent bottles for sale by ruggists, —————— Dr. Cullimore, ocuust, Bss building — SOUTH OMAHA, Betrayed Through a Woma John Larsen, alias James Gray, is a pris- oner at the city jail, where he is held as a fugitive from justice. Larsen is said to bo a orook of considerable distinction on his native heath, but liko many others before him his infatuation for a woman led to his undoing and betrayed him into the clutches of the law. Larsen's latest escapado was at Stroms- burg, Neb., where he has been employed on a farm durlng the wintor, Ho conceived a violent passion for the pretty daughter of his employer, and this was the beginning of bis present trouble, Ho was not just the sort of 8 son-inlaw the old farmer wantod, so the lauter dismissed bim without & character. Larsen twld the young lady that ho was going to South Oinaha and begged her to write to him here, addressing the letter to James Gray, He waited long enough before leaving Stromsburg, however, to breuk into the farm house aud appropriate what valuables wero in sight. Chen the young woman thought of tho address ho bad given her and u letter was addresseu to James Gray, South Omuha, Larsen plindly confident in tho loyalty of his inamorata, callod for the letter yestorday. But, unfortunately for him nuolflur lotter had ‘come to the South Omaha authorities at the samwe time asking thom to arrest the man who should call for a letter addressed to James Gray. Wkhen Larsen called for the letter Posumaster Glasgow promptly called in Oficer Montague, who blaced Larsen under arrest. Ho will be held until the ;ulhnrluu 8t Stromsburg cun be heard rom. Hurt by & Runaway Team, G. C, Buck, the commission merchant at Twenty-fourth and L streets, had a oarrow escapejfrom serious lnjury yesterday morning, His team was hitched to an iron weight in front of his store, when arunaway team came flylng down Twenty-fourth streot. Mr, Buck’s norses started to io&n in the chase, while he attempted to bold them by the bits. ‘The hitebing strap with the weight attached was tangled around hisleg and the team broke away, dragging bim under their heels to N streof fore thoy were IWEPM His right arm and leg were severely bruised by the hoofs of the horses, but he was fortunate ©nough to escape any more serious injury, Need of Boud: It is about time for the city council to make & move unless it wishes toincur the expense of calling a special bond election to vote bonds for paving the intersections of N treet from T'wentieth to Twenty-fourth and stroet from Twentieth to Twenty-seventh. Petivions were received some time ago from porty owners calling for the paviog of streots, and as thirty days’ notice is re- Quired the council will have to take action Pretty soon if the bond election s held at the same time s the general city olection, which orcurs April 5. The amount, of the bonds re- guired to pave the intersections will bo about £25,000, Notes About the Clty, Captain J. K. Hart is on tho sick list. Dr. Borry is the proud parent of a girl. James C. Dawson of Ottumwa, Ia., is in the city, The Young People's Soolal club will give their usual ball this eveniug. The Board of Education will hold a special meeting some evening this week. Local Knights of Pythias aro agitating tho project of building a Pythian temple. The structure contemplated will cost about 35,000 and be the property of a stock com- pany. Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Evers and Mr. and Mrs, D, L. Holmes will entertain at tea this eveniog. Miss Dorcas Johnson loft two months' vieit with relal City, Ore. Poter Hansen and 10 Brosnihan of this city are drawn as petit jurors for the next term of court, Misses Gertio McCullough, Ethleen Rhodes and Coe E. Cress are visiting friends in Pawnee City, Neb. John Scranek contributed $550 towards running the city government yesterday for disturbing tho peace. Miss Gortrude Bartholemow of Valparaiso and Mrs, I\, L. Cook of Tekamah are visit- ing Mrs. J. I Cornish, Manager Habcock of the stockyards is daily receiving lettors from Texas cattle raisers oxpressing their gratification at tho detormined effort that is being made to ob- tain justice for them in the matter of Texas rates. They will ship their cattie to South Omaha If the rates are equalized. Dr. Joseph Bauseman aund Dr. Francis Bauseman of Leavenworth, Kan., aro in the city in the intcrests of the city hospital which they propnse to estab- lish Liere if thoy moet with sufficient encour- agement, Some of the members of the Board of Trade are of tho opinion that that organi- zation will take some action to ald the enter- prise. Emil Hagorman became bolsterous while drinking in A. B. Thompson's saloon on Twenty-sixth streot last night and Thomp- son came out from behind the bar and told him to make less noise, Hagerman struck him with a beer glass, cutting a deep gash over tho left eye. Officer McMahon was called in and conducted Hagerman to tho city fail. last night for a vos at Baker P WEATHER FORECAST. Orrice oF WeATHER BUneau, Omana, Feb, 24, Rainy weather prevails in the upper Mis- sissipppi valley and lake regions, while over the entiro western country the weathor has cleared off nicely with somewhat of a fall in tomperature, The barometer is highest in the middle Rocky Mountain region. No decidedly cold weather is looked for in connection with this clear up. Tomperature is again rising in the extreme northwest, It is raining at Chicago and St. Louis. For astern Nebraska and Omaba and Vicwity-—Fair weather; stationary tempera- ture during Thursday; probably growing warmer again on Friduy. WasmiNaroy, D. C., Feb. 24—For Arkansas —Cooler; north winds and clear; cooler and fair Friday, amounting alnost to a moderate cold wave. For Missouri- Northwest winds; clearing Thursday; colder in southeast portion; warmer in western portion; clear Thursday night and Friday. For Indian Territory and Oklahoma— Clear, variablo winds, shiiting to warmer; clear Friday For Kansas—Clear weather; winds; sughtly warmer in portion. For Nebraska, North and South Dakota— Clear weather and slightly warmor and fair Friday. For Colorado—Slightly warmer, fair weather; fair F'riday, —_—— PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. variable the southeast T. Winter of Lincoln is at the Merchants. F. H. Downs of Penderis at the Millard. J. T. Harrison of Bromfield is at the Mil- lard. D. W. Crane of North Platte is at the Mil- lard. Dr, Ira E. Paxton. H. S. Manville of Tilden 1s a guest at the Paxton. 1. E. Doty of David City is stopping at tho Paxton. George Lehman of Columbus Muvray. Charles Allen of Aurorais a guest at tho Millard. L. J. Gilles of Hastings is stopping at the Millard. Miss Clare Lenwood of Sidnoy isat the Millard. 5. C. Birchard of Davenport, Ia., 1s at the Dellone, 4 Wil Dellone. H. N. Wulf of Ainsworth is at the Mer- chants, C. E, chants. A. E. Langdon of Papillion 18 at the Mer- chants. H. H. Hutchins of Coleridge is at the Mer- chants. W. E. Moore of Doniphan is at the Mer- chants, A. 8. McKay of Friend is stopping at the Merchants, D. M. Piatte of Red Cloud is registered at the Paxton, H. C, Holloway of Alliance isa guest at the Millard. E. P. Gaurreau of Trumbull is registered at the Miliard, E. S. McDonald of Bayard is registered at the Merchants, W. C. Wullbrandt of Exeter is registered at the Merchants, C. Jones and S, C. Burbyin of Seward are at the Merchants. G. M. Lambertson of Lincoln was al the Murray last evening, Freeman, an owner, is at the Murray, Charles E. Baker and A, W. Bradt of Beatrico aro at the Merchants, Ike Bubak and John M. Tanner of Blair were at tho Murray last evening. H, W. Dunlap, a banker from Haigler, Neb,, is stopping at the Hotel Brunswick. J. H. Young, Miss Grace Youug and Miss Afton Young of Sait Luke are guests at the Millard. Rome Miller of Norfolk, until recently one of the proprictors of the Paxton, is & guest at that hostelry. Elmer Frank’s condition is still precarious With other troubles he is now threatened with typhoid fever. Atkinson of Fremont is at the is at the M. Robinson of Portland is at tho Forbes of St. Paul is at the Mer- Aspen, Colo., mino Baking Powder. A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder, Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome, No other baking powder does such work. THE GIVEN A GREAT CONCESSION Union Pacific Trainmen Gain Their Point on the Overtime Matter, WILL BE PAID AS THE ENGINEERS ARE After Due Conside of the Road 1 of the M ation the Management Ides That the Demand Was Just and Shall e Allowed. The Union Pacitic conductors and brake- men have won a substantial victory. Their Eroosition for computing overtime has been accepted, The two griovanco committeos, each rep- resented by four members and & grand of- ficer, had another conforonce yesterday afternoon with Assistant General Manager Dickinson, It lasted for three hours, but halfof that time was consumed by consulta- tions between Mr. Dickinson and General Manager Clark. As a result of this meoting the Union Pa- cific has agroed to grant the domand that overtime be computed by tho rules that gov- orn in the case of engincers and firomen. This was tho main toint at issue, and it is now believed that all differonces will be sot- tled amicably. A great many grievances of minor importance, many of thom affacting ouly singlo districts and somo only single runs, remain to be adjusted, but there prom- 1508 1o be no great difliculty in reaching an agreement on these. They will be taken up at another conference this morning. ‘What the Men Have Galned, Mr. Dickinson estimated that the change in the manner of computing overtime would increase the operating exponses well on to £100,000 a year. The employes assert that that is an outside figure based on past ex- oerience, and they think the company will also reduce it considerably by moving trains with more regularity and dispatch, Generai Manager Clark is :l]uomd a8 say- ing that he could better afford to grant the concession than let the conductors and brake- men go home dissatisfied, because it mignt lead to carelessness in their handling of trains. The point gained by tha trainmen may be best explained by an illustration, Suppose a division 150 miles long and a train scheduled to cover it in eight hours. In the case of the engineer a margin of thirty minutes is al- lowed for delays, but if the train s on the run beyond the eight hours and a half he begins to draw overtime. In the case of the trainmen ton miles are used as the equivalent of an hour's time, and they aro not ailowed over- time until the train has been out fifteen hours. The engineers and firemen secured their favorable rules five vears azo, and the trainmen have been complaining of the in justice ever since. s ouralgla Cured in Fiftcen Minutes, Mr. J.S. Sturtevant, editor of the Waupaca (Wis.) Post, says: *‘Last night Chamverlain’s Pain Balm cured my wife of neuralgia of the face and tooth in fifteen minuates. AVe would not be without it.” 50 cent bottles for sale by aruggists, o Holyoke News Notes. HoLyokE, Colo., Feb. 24.—[Special to Tnr Bee.]—The Sons of Veterans are making preparations to install the oficers of Gettys- burg cawp at this place on next Thursday evening. Hon. E. E. Armour of Sterling will be present to address the camp during the installation services. The Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons local lodge are making extonsive prepara- ns to hold their first bail at the Burling- ton house K'riday evening of this weok, i e Mr. A. B, Laforme, Boston, Mass., says: I ordered and distributed vne dozen large bot- tles Bradycrotine among my friends afllicted with headucho, and in every case it has af- forded almost instantaneous renef. Murdered and Placed on the Track, Gavuor, N. M., Fob. 24.—A brakeman on the Atlantic & Pacific rallroad was found dead on tho track under his cabooso last night. Tho train had just started whon ho was discovered, and had shghtly bruised him. It is thought that ho was murdered and’ then placed on the track. His money and watch were gone. g Sl Van houton's Cocos—The original, soluble, most — Marringe L ses, The following marriage licenses woro is sued by Judge Eller yesterday; Namo and Address. { Charles Brown, Omaha. 1 Mary A. Shelley, Omah § Frank Brown, Omaha. 1 Muy Bolen, Omaha. . Ernst Benke, Omaha. ... Henrletta Rudzuwack, Omaha... § Willard Shuw, Omaha........ 1 Chiristine Anderson, Omabia, 1120001000 e i Impaired digestion repairod by Boocham’s Pills, Age. ———— Some of Broken Bow’s citizens are blush- ing with shame because cortain other citi- zens of tho place gathered to seo a dog fight on the public streets. Onea of the **blushers’ describes the event as “‘a scene which would disgrace a mining camp,” CWell | Well 17 That's the way you feel after one or two of Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets have dono their work, You N\ feel well, instead f RIN ot bilious and con- N stipated ; your sick headache, dizei- ness and indigestion are_gone, It's done mildly and casily, too. You don't have to feel worso before you feel better. That is tho troublo with tho huge, old-fashioned pill. Theso are small, sugar-coated, cusiest to take, Ouo little Pellét’s o laxative, three to four aro cathartic. They regulato and cleanse the liver, stom- ach and bowels—quickly, but, thorougbly. They'ro tho cheapest pil,sold by druggisia, becauso you only pay for the good you get. Thoy're guaranteed to give satisfaction, evory” time, or your money i returned, Thiat's tho peculiar plan’ all Dr, Piarcels medicines are sold on, “Value received, or no get these terms with any ot any price, you ask more f ORDINANCE NO. 2064, An ordinance approving and enacting the rules and regulutions of the Board of Health prosentod to tho city counell and giving to suid rules und regulations the force and ef- foct of ordinances. Be it ordained by the elty council of the clty of Omah Section 1. ou can't ¥, cines, at er 1 That the followint rules and ro; 1ons presented to the eity councll by the Bourd ef Health of e clty i be and the silue are hereby appro nd enucted the same tohave the force and effect of ordinun- ces of saidelty: Knle 1. The Bourd of Health, as created and organized under the chirter of this city. shall exercise o goneral suporyisionover the health of the city, and shull have full power to take all weas urcs necessiry to prouiote tho health and cleanliness thereof, to abate nuisances of every deseription on public and private prop- ertyi toprevent the introduction withiu the city of malignant, contugious and infectious ouscs, and to remove, quarantine or other- o dispose of uny Derson OF DOrsons at- acked or having uny such diseuse and to adopt In Faference to any such person or per- i any pules, regulations, restrictions or measurs thit may, by the board be deemed necessury or advisable. Rule 2. 1t shall be the duty of sald Bowrd of Health, whenever, lnits judgment, the clty s atilictod or threatened with an_epldeimle, con- tagious or infectious disease, to 155ue or Cause toho lysued, such orders Teguiations and iy structions us may in thelr judgment deemed effective for the prevention, removal or limiting of such disouse, which orders, reg- ulations and instructions shall be published in full 1 at least two of the dally papers, and for suek period of tiwe us the Hoard of Health shall determine, such orders regulations and {nstructious to be and rewalu i full force and effect until by sald board revoked. Rule & Whenever it suall appear to the nwyor oF commissioner of health that any person hus been uttacked with auy contugious or infectious disease, the WAYOF OF COmILIS- OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY slonerof health shabllgause &uch person to bo {mmedintely remo h place as may by the bowrd be d and if sueh person refuse to ho 80 removed, or 1 his oF hor o dition fssuch that suah removal would be al tended with anngenthon the mayor or com- fonerof healthe shall immediately take o deemed ndvisable mtagion or in- fetion. and to ¢ ch person or the premises where h y be to bo quar- utined, and to provent the ineress or ceress of uny person or persons they may desire to sald premises. Rule 4. Any personsufferng from any such Infectious or contagious disense, who shall willfully expos strect public pin vy person having caro, churge or contral of any such person in the city, or within sheeo 1iiles thereof, who shall permitsuch exposure; and any person who shallletor rontito any other person or Jeri it any OLher Pereon L0 use OF 0CCUpY ANy rpart of honse in which any per has beon confined Ly reason of any uch disease, withont having such house ¢ room completely disinfec to the satisfac tlon of the commissionor of lwalth, shall on conviction be fined us provided in' thisordi- 10 pro . Whenever any person on any rallrond trafn conng nto Omann sl &how sy mp- toms Indicating an attack of small pox or other contagions disease, of whenever any such fasts shall cone to the knowiedgoe of the \ductor or the person {n charge of any such In, as shall lead Nim to suppose that any o on his trafn s attueked with smallpos, or I8 Infected with the disoase, it shail be his duty, before he shall have reached n point within five miles of the city Ilnits, to tele- graph such fact to the mayor or commissianer of liealth, nnd whenover it shail be inipossible to sond such telegram. sald conductor, or per- sou huvin: such train in charge, and having o person on honrd so susp 1by him of ng the smallpox or other contagious or tious discase, shall detain such person on the train on reaching Omaha until he shall huve notified the mnyor or commissioner of heatil, or some officer of the health department thereof of such fast, and until a reasonable time shall have clapsed after such notice for tachealth departmont of the city to tuke charge of such person. Rulat. It shall bo the duty of eich and every practising physician In the city to re- portin writing to the commissioner of health, the death of any of his pationts who shall have dicd in <ald clty, of contagious or Infee- tious dlsease, within twenty-fourhours there after, and to state in such roport the specific name and type of such disense. Rule 7. The Bourd of Health shall have the power to appoint or confer upon the commis Slgner ot health power to nppoint any and all necessary ald or assistance in carrying in- to offect any rale ndopted vy tho Board of Health or ordinance of the city or law of the state, in relation to Infectious” or con fous disenses, or the sunitary condition of tiie city. Rule 8 No person or persons shall molest, hiuder, interfero with or in any munner pre- vent siid commissioner of health or an_ indi- vidual enzaged In the health department of the eity fron performing any duty imposed upon him or made by any law of the city or any ruleof the Board of Health, Ruled Whenever any physiolan or other person in this city shail know or have rouson > kuow of, or suspect the existence of any 1se of cholera, yellow fever, small pox. varl oloid, scarlet fover, diptheria or other contn- glous or Infectious disease within the corpor- ato 1imits of the city of Omahu.or within three miies of such corporate limits, he shail mme- dintely notity the commissioner of health. in writing of the same, together with its location and the name of the person.. if known, uflilc- ted with such disease. And immeajately up- on such notice the health commissioner. shall eause aplacard with the name of the disease tobe duly placed upon such houso, which placard shall not he removed except by o rder of the alth commissioner; and no child, mINor or person from any houso where uny DOESOn ov pursons aro sick or aflected with uny of the aiseases uhove montioned shall attend any public. private orsectarian school In " tho city of Omaha until ten days from the re- co leath of satd sick person or persons, anid until said house has been properly fumi- gated und disinfected and a certificate of the fact glven to the health conmissioner; and fn case of deuth from any such contagious dis- ouses. the room used by the sick person or per- sonsind those rooms connected therew!t, andthe contents of suid rooms shail be thor- oughly disinfected, cieaned and fumigated and such other precautions tuken as th health commissioner may dire I mains of any person dying of a iseases shill be disinfected by heir poed thoroughly in cloths saturated with bi-chior ideof mercury solution before belug placed in 4 ousker Rule 10. ‘Tt shall be unlawtul for any physi- cian or other berson to move or cutise to be moved a known or suspected cuse of cholera. yellow fever. small-pox, variolold, searle fever, diphthoria or any ‘contuslous or infec tious disease, from one building to another, within the corporate limits of the eity of Omnhu or within three miles thereof, without previous - consent of tho commissionor of nealth. u 11, Tt sbail bo unlawful for any person or persous o remove any clothing or other property that may have becn exposed to In fection from any contaglous disease from th house, building or other premises where 80 ex- posed, without the previous written consent of commissiouer of health authorizing such tulo 12, Every keever, proprictor. manuger, owner, lessee or ol P of any boardinz e tenement house. or ladging house, and every mn-keeper and hotel keeper, shall i~ mediately report in writing to the commis- sioner of health any known or suspected e of cholera, yeliow fever, smallpox. variolold or other contagious or infeetious disease in any of the aforesuid houses, inns or hotels, to- gether with the name, if known, of the person having or attacked by any such diseuse. Ru! 13. The commissione manuager prineipals and other proper head officers a cach and every public or privite Institution in the city of Omaba shall immediutely report in writinZ 1o the commissioner of henlth overy case of yellow fever, smallp: loid, , diphtheria or other con glous or infectious disease known or suspected o W such institution over which he or they may have control, Ruie 14 It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to retain or expose, or allow to be rotained or exposed, the dead body of any bumun being to the peril or injury to the life or health of any person within the city or within three miles thereof, MYDROPHODIA. Rule 15, Thatevery animal which is mad or hydrophobia, or shows symptoms vof. shull, by ‘tho porsons owning the ne, or huving the possession, charze or con- trol thereof, be immedintely kilied: und every animal that hus been exposed to such disense shall be atonceconfined in some sceure plic for such lonzth of time as to snow that such ©oxposure has not ¢iven such animal suid dis- ease, und 50 us Lo avoid all danger to life or healih, And the doud body of any unimal thit died of such disense shull be at on:e, by person. burled not less than three fect un ground, at some place not within one thous and feet of uny residence, VACCINATION, Rule 16, Tt shall bo the duty of the Health Commissioner to keep on hand u supply of Dovine virus and to endeavor to huve il per- sons 1n the vicinity of any looality where any person hus been attacked with smalipox, or where the disease 15 apprehended promptly vaeinat Rule 17. The Board of Health such moasures as they m deem n o r|y Lo " preyent the spread o X ssuing an order requiring all in the city or a thercof, noed sination, to be vi od within suc us it shall precribe: pro the duty of the commissioncr of ealth to vac cinute ill Who shall upply to him for that pur- pose without charge, und shull glve certificates secination to children who have boen vi cinated by him, and who muy require such tificates for admigsion to ull schools. Rule 18 Every person being the parent or guardiun, or having the care, custody or con- trol of any minor or other individual, sh 10 the extent of the means. power and autho ity of such parent. guardian or other person, that could properly be used or exerted for that purpose, cause and procuresuch minoror individual to be premptly, frequontly and effectunlly vace nawed, that the suld minoror individunl shall nuttake or be linble to tuke the smallpox. Rule 19, Thut noparent, master or custo- dtun of any child or minor, huving the author- to provent, shailpermiv any such child or yor o bo unnesessarily exposed or noed- lessly to expose any other person 1o the tak- ng of the swallpok er the Infection of uny contagious discase, DRATHS, Rule 2. Any physician, midwife or profes- sionul advisor who las aitended any persol athis or her last iliness, or hus boen prof sionully prosent at the douth of such shall make anl rogls deatl g 50X, nativity, occupntion, and whethor 1 ried or single, provious ‘resideace, and also speoify the dato and hour, the place and street and number (If nwmbered), at which the death occurred, and the cause of such death, ana when and wherethe disease was contruct” 4, If known, muy take ¥, from time to tin REPOLTS, Rule 2. And itshall be the duty of every person moentioned in the last section 1o present 1o the department of health within thirty-six bours after the sald doath u copy of suc rog ister signed by such person, which shall there. fore be placed on file with said department. CORONEIR. Rule 2. The coroner shall make to the com- missionerof health within twenty-four hours of each aad every inquest held 1n said_ eit written statoment stating when and w and upon whose body such inquest was held. and tho cause, date and pluce of deth of such person. Rule 24 No undertaker, agens of any rall- roud or other person shall receive for trans- ortation oF curry out of this city any dead Body, nor shall any superintendunt, ownor. sexton or employe Of uny cewetery, grave yard, cometory assoclation or company re- tolve any such dead body for burial or permit the same to be burled within any cemetery or place for the burial of the dead without “the resentation at the thnie the body 18 presented or shipment or nterment, of & bermit signed by the commissioner of health, wiich permit shall be returned to the office of the Board of | Health within tive duys of the date o FEBRUARY shipment or | place of safd ndorsed there receiving th 1892 torment, with the date nnd \iprient or Interment plainly A und signod by the person so Rule 24, No dead body shall be the eity ‘for interment or shall within thecity until the statement require by the foregoing sections shull have hee with the commissioner of health, nnd t1 mit ofsaid commissioner of heatth first talned for such removal or interm REGISTRATION, Rul Every physician or midwife pract- Ising his or her profession in this city 18 re- quired to rezister his nine, place of rosidence and offico, and every chiange n the losation of his office or residence. fn a hook to be kep for that pur of the Board of Hoalth, taken ) 056 in the offie SC00LS, Rule 2. That no muster or teacher,or mann- er of or in ,..?. school, public or private, or of orinany Sunday school or eymnasiun, nor the officers or managers thereof, nor officers or mana“ers nor persons having charge of any place of publie worship, or shall so far omit or neglect any duty or rexsonable care or pro- caution respecting the safety or health of any scholar, pubil or sttendant, or respecting the temperature, ventilition or ¢ anliness or strength of ‘any church, hall of worship, school house, sehoo! room or place of pr. exercise, or relutive to o thing wppur nant thereto, us that by reason of such ne lect ot on n the heilth of any person shall ~<|||V‘-rnrl rany avoidable peril or detri- mon Rule 27. No master or teacheror manager of or in any school, public or private, shall eause, permit or ailow the same to any por- tion or apartment of room to_he overerowd orinadequate, faulty orinsufficent in respect to ventilution or cleanliness, Rule2s, 0 principalof any school, and no principalor t or of any private school, sectariun or other school, shall admit to any such school any ehild or minor who shall not have been vacfnated within seven yonrs next preceeding the admissi or application for admissionto uny such hool of any such child or minor; nor shall any such principal orteacher retain or permit to attend In any such school any ehild or minorwho shall not have been vacclinated within seven years next proceeding the attendance of such ¢hild, Rule 20. The evidenco of such vacel be presonted to any such principil o a8 I8 mentioned in the prececding se 8 hall be a cortificate signed by the commis- sioner of health or any physiclan_ duly licensed underthe laws of the stute of Ne- brask Rule 30, The commissioner of health is hore- by empowered to visitor cause to be visited any and alland cause to be made an examin- ation of the children and minors in attend- ance In the pub ic and private schools in the city as often as he may deem necessary to se- cure compliance with the provisious hereof. FOOD. Rule 3L Tt shall be unlawful for any person or parsons, firm or corporatic the city of Omihu, to keep for anlo o to offor o expose forsule or to sell any unsound, stale, putrid, or diseased weat, fish or fowl, Rule 52 1t shall be un'awful for any person or persons, firm or corporation to keep for snle oroffer or expose for sale uny diseased fruit or vegetable whatev or to sell uny stale or unsound vegetable or fruit of any kind or ae- scription, or any unwholesome, watered or adulterated milk. Inall es arlsing under the provis'ons of this ordinance. if the milk shall be shown, upon analysis, to contain more than 88 per eent of water, or to contain less than 12 per cent of milk sollds, 25 per cent of which milk sollds 11 be fats, it shall be deemed for the purpose of this ordinance, to be adulterated. Rule 33 Everv butcher. grocer and milk denler, their agents. servants and employes, shall allow ‘the commissi of health and officers of the department freely and fully to !m‘y pev their cattle and mik, ‘meat and fish and vegetatles held and offered for sale, and shall nnsw 11 reasonable questions nsked by such persons relative to the condition thereof and of the places where such articles may be. Rule 4. Noadulterated or deleterious cof- fees, teas, or other preparations from which drinksare made, shall be bought, sold, held; or offercd for sule. Rule N If, pig or lamb, nor the meat thereof be bought, held or offercd for sale as food in sald city which at the ante when kified (being a calf) was less than four weelks old, or (being a pls) wasawhen kitled less than five weeks old, or (being alumb) was when kiiled less than eicht weeks old. Norshall any meagre, kly or unwholesome fish. bird or fowl or gnme be hought, held, sold or offered for o ns such food in the eity of Omaha. Ruledd. No meuat or dead animal shall be taken to any publ rprivate market for sale until the same shall have fully cooled, and all blood shall have ceased dripping threfrom after its killing, nor until the entrails, hend. horns or feet have been removed: nor shall gut fav nor any unwho'esome or offensive mattor (l:r‘lhlug be brousht toor near uny such mar- Rule 7. No person being the manager or In-vver of any siloon. bourding house or lodg- ing house, or being empioyed as cler! or agent thereat. shall therein o offer, or have for food or drink, or to be eaton or drank, any provisions deleterious or un: wholesome or polsonous substunce, nor allow anything therein to be done or to oceur preju- dicial to health, L Ruie 38, No porson shall have at any place where milk, butter or cheese is kent for sule, nor at any place soil or deliver or offer. or have for sule or keep for use, nor shall any person brinz or send to said city.any unwhole- some, or watered, oradulterated milk,or mitk known as “swill milk,” or milk from cow: other unimals that for the been kept in stables or that | swill, or milk sick or disc cows or other animals, or y butter or cheese mado from any such milk, or any unwholesome but- ter or cheese, Ruie 30, 1t shall beunlawful for any person, firm or col ration to sell or cause to be sold, or lieen for sale. any milk at any grocery or store or ot publie place, or to peddie or’ I from any ns or other vehieles in the city lia without first having obtained a per- the board of health for each wagon e so driven or used or for cach store or place at which milk 15 so kept or sold or offercd for sale, which permit shall state the name of the applicant, the street and number wheresuch milk s to be sold, or if peddicd, the kind of wazon to b used: the particula Tocution of the dafry and the name and resi- denco of the person ownin s the dairy ut which such milk is obtained, RRule 4 Sald permit shall be for the period of ono year, and theavplicant shall pay to the troasurer as i foo thorefor, the sum of $10 per anmum. and such lcanse shll not be transfe able or authorize the logal Iic sell milk at tny other place than the one named in the perinlt, Nothing in this section shall apply or have refe; ce to hotels, boarding houses or restuuran where milk is sold or used upon the prowmises. or to persons selling milk at thelr private residence, where not more thun two © u pwned or kept. Rule 1. All persons to whom permit may be granted shall post and keep the snme ina con- spicuous place in the room or place. or wazon hiclo for which it was granted, and all persons permitted to peddle or sell milk from w wagon shall forthwith cause the name of the per uit and the number of his permit to ho Dlainly printed in letters and figares. at least vwo and one-half inchies in a con- splcuous plice » the vehicle, and shall kecy the same pix distinet at'all times when used dur continuance of lis perinit. tshall bo the duty of all nitlk for sule to furnish any - of health depar itof the city, upon ap plication. with n sample of his milk so offe for sale, not less thin thece ounces. in quin- tity, for the Iluruuu'n' analysis and the in- spection of the health department, Kule 43, All pure milk shall be deemed to contain 12 per cont of milk solids, 25 per cent, orone-quarter of which milk sold shall bo futs, und any hotel, board.ng house or res- taurant furnishing’ milk to their boarders, KUCSLS OF customers or any of them, contain- ing u less quuntity of milicsolids than is hero- in prescribed ora greater quantity of thah8h per cant: shall caused o be posted n a consplolons pluce in the diniug room where such mllk is furnished for use, . curd with the words “watered milk” plainly printed thereon In large letters not less than three inches (n longth, 50 that the same miy Ve platnly read from all parts of the room. Rulc 44 1t shall be unlawful for any porson, t corporation to soll any skimmed of watorod mrlk: or i1k containing less than 3 per cent of fats or less than 12 per cent of milk sotids without informing the purchuser thereof prior Lo the purchise that the same Is skimmed, watered or adulterated milk GARBAG Rule 45, 1n order to protect the health of the inhabitants of the city, all garbage must Lo oved to such place’as the Board of ety from time to ti The Board of Ith shall J rules as it 1 uy msls with the churacter and ordinince of the ¢ to govern the manner and time for the lection and removal of such garbage. Rule 46 The word garbuge as used hereln is intended to mein ull refuse, animal or veze- tuble mattor. All carts or ‘vehicles used for the collcetion of garbage within the city shall be constructed as in this ordinance provided, and shall huve the words “garbage curt’ plainly printed thoron In letters not less than our () luches fo size. Allsuch vehicles shall becleaned evory night when in use. Rule 47, Every cart or vehicle used to trans- port manure, garbuge, swill, offal, ushes, cf dors orother'toose material o or througli tho streetsorulloys of this city, shall be fitted good abd substantiial water tight box the sides of which shall not bo less than t four inches high ani construc- ted of best hiard ploeone and one-half inc in thickness, tongued and groved so that portion of such munure or other loose mate) ul hall be scattered or thrown into the streets and uil varts orother vehioles used for hauling gurbage, swill orother offousive sub stances shall have the box thereon securely enclosed with suflicient covering or so closely Atted us to provent the escapo of any of the contents’ or efluvia therefrom. Notbing In this section shiall be 50 construed as 1o provent private persons from hauling thelr own mia- Rlure, ushes OF kurbugs With thele own teatas wccordance with the terms of this regul on. Rule 8. Housekeepers and othors may de- positswill, slop sud other gurbage lusultuble from | intered | ter t1 ht vossels provided at their own expenss of the alley. aajucen closely covered, to be upon the side 10 the wiley, but no chomber lye, or anything ¢ise excey withfn the meaning of this ordinane deposited In such vessols, The city ANEEE OF garbage contractors and no on else (when =0 deposited) shull remove such | earbage dafly from all hotels and hoarding houses, and from all other houses not less than twi week in summer and once a week depostt on any In the Hmits of the d streot hereafter con structed, any dirt, hrick or other material in s to obstruct the froe flow of ny diteh or gutter Thatno person. firm or corporation, ANCIE ARENLS, SOEVANLS OF CONtractors, shi useany manire, offal, panpor, tags. gurbage, OFStrect sweepinzs or aniniil or vegetabl mutter whatever in filling up any exeavation | hole or swaletnpon wny 10t or 1ots, or tise any such materinl for the purpose of rajsing the grade of uny ot or [ots in the city of Omaha or use wny matertal except earth, asies or cinder | purposns Rule bl yr porsons, f o1 depost tley ur public Iy, OF 1DON 4Ny DLy 10 b thrown, | enreion, de puerid or of y dunig, Earbage or any nee, or e contents 1 pool upon’ the margin or {0to the waters of any lake reser ok or pond in the eity of Omala, or trean flowing fnto any of the suie iy dung, carrion, dead animal any putrid or offensive substunce or the contents of wny privy or cess pool be thrown, placed or deposited upon any street, alley, public or private ground, the naturai drafnage of the flow of the surface witers of nto an Nor shill offal, or which I8 into any river, creek reservolr, lake orother body of wa r within th 1imits of suld city except as the Board of Health may vor permit, ANIVALS Rule 52 Noporson shall keep or retaln, or allow or employ to be kept or retaned, in any o within the lmits of the city horso. r colt having the disense known as the wders or farcy, and all such animals found within the city Hmits or within three ) miles thereot shall” be immediatoly destroyed by ordor of the eity veter narinn: Rule 55 No eattle shall be kept In any place of which the water, ventilation and food are nov sufficlent and Wholesome for the preser- vation of their health, safo condition and wholesomeness of food. Evory owner, azent, lessee, tenunt oroceupant of any stall, table or npartment in which any horse 3 animal may be kept, or any p any manuro, or Sohd or Huid disehary excrement muy collect or accumulate, shall at all times keep or enuse to be kept such stall, stable or apartients und the drainage. yards and appurtenances thercof in a eleanly, healthful and wholesome condition, and no offensive smell shall be allowed 1o eseape therefron, wad the same shull he disinfectod inuccordance with Instructions from the de- partment of health. NOTICE, Rulo 54, Tn order to the carrying out of these regulations it shall bo the duty of the commissioner of lealth to sorve anotice, in writing, upon the owner occupunt or agent of any lot, buflding or premises in or upon which uny nuisance may be found, or who muy be the owner oreause of any such nuisance, re quiring them to abate the nulsance in' the manner prescribed In those regulations. Rul Such notice muy begiven or served by any officer who may be directed or deputed to give or make the s and i sueh owner, oceupant or agent shill oot or refuse Lo comply with the requirements of such order within the time speeified. they shall be sub Jeet to a fineof not less than five doiars, nor more than fifty dollars for every such violn- tion, and it shiil be the duty of the said ofti- cer to proceed wt onee, upon the expiration of the time specified in siid notiee. to cause such nuisance to bo abuted; and provided. further that whenever the owner, oceupant or agent of premises In or upon which any nuisanee may be found, is imknown or cannot be found. thesald commissioner shall procced to uhate the same without notlce; and in vither cuse the expense of such abatement shall le teeted from the person or persons who have croated, contintied and sullcred su nuisunce to exist. NUISANCES, Rule 56, The commissioner of health shall cnuse all nuisances to be abated with reason- abie promptness and for vhe purpose of carry- ing out the requircments of these regutations he shall he permitto | at all thies o enter in theday tine ar store. stable or other building s 1loors to be raised if heshall de iecessary in order to a thor- ougn Rule 57. ever any nulsance shall be tound on any of the premises or elsewhere within the city contrary to the provisions, terms or requirements of “this ordinance. 1t 18 hereby made the special d@uty of the conmis- sloner of hiealth to proceed in'the manner pro- vided for nnd pointed out by the luw and o dinances of the city, and the rezulations of the board of health to cuuse the abateuient or re- moval of the sam Rule 3. Any u tve or flithy draiy any leaking or broken slop, garh ure box or receptacle of 11ke cha ever or whenever found within the Humits of the ity of Omaha, shull be deemed a nui- foul. defect- rgutter, or or m ean. Teakin; diteh, tank s r * upon any private alley, yard or in the lmits of the city of Omaha, except as is 5o deposited under the provisions of this ordinance, shail b2 decnied a nulsance. Rule 60, Whenever any cellar, basement, or part thercof, or any houss or buiding within the limits of the city of Omaha. shall be found o be divmp or moist by rewson of leaking or defective hydrants, witer pipes, sewer pipes, clsterns or wells, gufters, drafns, rafn spouts, or seepaze from’ the surrounding earth, of trom a deposit of any kind or nature, or [fom any cause whatever, shall become detrimentnl o health, the shall be deemed o nui- sance Ruie 6. Whencver any stable, stall, shed or ApATtMENt.or any yard or appurtenance ther of fn which any horse, cow e o1 1y inl shall he kept, ornny oth within ts of the city of Oniahi \ i 1 hiquid discl anfia et and and which all, shed or apartment, shall not he kept in a cleunly and wholesome conditio n. so thit no offensive smelt shall be allowed to eseape therefrom, the same shall be deemed nuisince; provided, that nothing (n this soe- tion shall ve construed to inelude manure de POSILs upon any private property for the pu pose of cultiviting the same. Lule 6’ Whenever there shall be found in or upon finy lot or piece of ground within the 1 s of the city of Omaha any dirt gathered in cleaning yards, waste from wills or facto- rles. or any rags, damaged merchandise, wot, broken or lenking barrels, casks or boxes, or any materials which nre offensive, or tend by decay to hecome putrid or render the atmos- o fmpure or unwholesonie the sane shall i a nulsanco . Tho business or any other part thereof, or any of them, of hone erushi bone bolling, bone rendering, Lone hurnini, fut boiling, fat rendering, fat drying, wut cloaning, or the making of glue, or the facturing of fertilizing waterial of any kind or deseription fron any dewd wnimal or pir thercof, or any boiline of offal, swill, fat or se of any description, which’shall be done arried on in an oflensive. unclean or dof tive manner, in any building, yard or lot of ground within the Iimits of the ¢ity of Omahi, shall be desmed u nuisance. Rule 64, Ttshall he unlawtul to stoek yards. sliushter houses, pig dens. soap, conl oil or vitrol factories within the Himits of the city of Omaha without permission fros the city council aftor advice from the bour of health, and whoever dos so erect i o yar ter house, piz pon. 80up, coa orvitrol fuctory within such 1mits, shall be fined as provided in this ordinance. Rule 63, Any lot or piece of ground withi i s of the eity of Omahu on which ther d of unwholesonie, Impure or offensive shall be deomed a nuisance. Rule 6. Any well or cistern on any prop- erty within thie limits of the city of Omani, whinever a chomical unalysis or other proper test or the location of the sume shows that 1) water of suid well or elstein 1sof an Impure or unwholesome nature, shail be deemed a nui- sance. Rule 07. Every owner, agent, tenunt, oceu- punt, lessor, lessee or 0tner person in posses- Blon Of wny promiscs or any part thereof upon which fs located n well contalning impure or unwholesome witer must abandon the use of whe sime, and must cause the sanie to bo filed up With éarth or such other muterial s wiy bo designated by the commissioner of healt Rule (8. Every 10use, DOARding e, lodging house, or uny bullding used for ch purposes, or uny purt thoreof within the its of the eity, shisll be lewsed, lot or rentod pecupled 1y any person or p Whieh to dweil of 10dge, fnd whi house, boarding house, [odging house or bui ing. of uny part thereof, 5 not sufiiciently lighted or ventiiated and provided with witer und kept in a cleanly and sanitary condition, of which, or any piurt thercof, the stren ventilation or sowerage 1s in" any muni snape or forn dungerons, Ingufl [ Judictal tolite or health. o which shall not | provided with adequate and proberly con- structed privics or water closets shall be deemod a nulsa Ruie 69, Whenever trom any dlstillery, brewery, tannery, hide house. pork house. Taundry. flsh house, soup factory, o uny dweliing, store or factory, or any yurd o closure of any kind whatsoever with dimlis of the ity of ¢ charged iuto or on any st sidewnlk, gutter or auy vacunt lot, uny filt or offensive water. swill or lguid, 'or waste « refuse of auy kind which is oflensive or whi is liuble toQecome so, shall be decmed o nul- sance, Rule 70. Every browery. distillery, tanuery Iivery stable or barn, or any factory, pluce « prenitses, whici 18 or shall Uecoma' nolsom: foul or oitensive, shail be deemed a nulsance Rule ik Any WrepDIng puber, Wasto piper band bills, old elothies, Loots, shoes, hands, tin onns, dead rats, broken dishes, or com bustinle materlal, or any rubbish whitover thrown in o or upon oy “stroct, alley, sideweil, guitor ot public diteh or pubiic ot shall be deenicd u nulsane Rule 72 Every other act or thing, donc ade, permittod or allowed, or con 0y Property, public or privite, by any person reet any L uven "~ or corporation. thelr agents or servants, dotrid montul to healthor to the dumagn or Injury ofany of tho Inhabitants of this city, and nod | hereinbetora specified, shall be deemed a nule Rulo 7 place any s mal ¢ hie it Rulo 7. No bullding cepticlo or thing. nsed PUrpOse whiteve nnintalned or opcrated in the ¢ koeping. maintaining o operati of any nulsinee hall o' the oecnsio erous ordgteinental to public hy » discased or sickly hotse, cattle, swine, shcep, dog, or other wainal, hor any that iy kive Leen exposed 0 aiy disons @ that is contuglous amonz sach aniinals, shall tie brouzlit into the eity of Omalia, Rule i No person shall swini or buthe In 1y Crook, inke. Fesorvoir or other stroum oF ody of WATCr within tho 1lnits of the city of Onahi, orfn any manner befoul any of said Dod 185 Of water or tho stroams flowinz nto the tu Rvery mentlonod, declar Hibited, and the sq W g remoy Ru o7 vistor No person shall expose, convey of Induce any other person o to do, in oror public place any substance. ani=! thing to the orejudice of the publio} v8hlclo, structure, ree| or to he used for “hall be use or dans th, in this ordinance d or defined, 1 horoby pros e shail Lo abatod elther Iraining, cleaning, purifying or n o niay e (rry 0ut the pro= of thisordianes, 1t shall o the duty of the commissioner of health and such other officers as riay be dire by hini to serve DOLIC i WrIEHne upon the oW ner. occupant o8 agent of any 1o, building or prondses in ow upon which any nulsance may be found. o upon hiny who nay bo tho owner or catse o Anysich nulsance requiring hin to abate The sate i sueh manner as the offesr sorving such notice shll, undee the direction of the commissioner of health proserite; provided, UHAL it Shall not be necessary in uny case for any officer to specify in his notic wner in which any nuisanco siall be lesy itshail be decmed dvisablo so to do; and if sucl owno agent shail negleet ort | the requircmenty of such tmo dierein spocifie he shall, ction thereof, be fined heroinaf i 1 pon cor s provid Rule 10 Tvshall bo tho duty of thie comimlss of health and Such other offivers as miy. ppointed by the Bowrd of Health from time to time to ascertaln and cause all nuly= ancos doclared to be such in this ordinanee, tube abated, andeneh and ail of suid officors shall under the supervision of the commis- sioner of health have authortiv in the duy time to enter any storehouse, stable or an buliding, fn order to muk ugh exams mation of the cellars, Shnks drains; to cater upon ail | s, and to cause all stagnant wators to e dridned offs und pools, sinks, vauits, dra or low ground, 1o Le cloansed, fil v therwise purified, and so causo il nofson wbe abated or removed s provid laws and ordinances of tho city. CESSPOOLS, Rule 8. When necessary to constriet cesss pools on’ private wr the simo shall, when practieable, be locuted in the i the lots on the line of the alley; ssspool shall be loeated or construcied on any 1ot o lots nearer to the partition or side line divid- ingthe samo from adioining property than is specified in the section reluting to the cons struction of privies, 5 SCAVENGERS The contents of any privy. priv < privy-hox, sink or eesspooi within t Hmits of thie eity'of Owaba, shal moved thercefrom, nor shail 'th ported through e within the city. except through or by acans of afr tight “Vesseis ot «pparatus aps proved by the health departniont hshall preserve such contents from SIEHE o1 ex posure during such process of rewoval or transportas tlon; and that such removal shall not, tuke place except between the hours of 10 o'clock p. . und 5 o'eloek a. i next following. PRIVY VAULTS. tule &2 Evory dwe ' crent houseind fact within te city of Omaha. shall be furnishei with o suitablo D and water closet wnd cesspool. but no privy, or privies, vault or ecsspool. shal \crenfior be constructod within the ity o Omiahia without u peruids for that purpose first on ment of heaith, Rule 8t That evesy person who shall he the owner, lessee or ketpor or manneer of iy tenement house. bowrding house, lodeing lousp or manufu 11 provide, or canso to e provided, t som thereof, and for the use of (ha tenent boarders or workers therein, adequate priv or water eloscts, and the sume shull be xo cquately vont a kent in sueh ¢ as not to he offensive iental to health MMensive smell oF ZAsses from or thro ¢ ontlot or sewer or throngh any such privy of water elosct shall Ve allowed by any person aforesiid 1o exist in such houseorany part thercof, or in any other house orbuildi Rule 84, Ali privy vaulis and structed, wsed or nnintainet within said city, Al be constructed of well burned briek oF stone, Inld in and coated with n roud yunlity of cementand shall be wator tisht. ALl privy vl hereafter constructed siiil Lo six fees indepth und 0o more, its sides and bottoms shall ho at least eiehtinches thick. or in liea of briek Tn the hottom it ma, Vo one flag- stone of the size of the vault it Rule 8. Any persn wl 1 construet, maintainor use, or ciuse or structod. main, sss pool, no tho proc L e vietion, be fined ns hereinaftor pidvided. Rule S No privy vault shall be built op madntainod Within ten fect of the line of any street orof the party line of the adjiecnt 10t orlots or of the door or window of any house, or of any well; provided, however, that any privy Viult may be oulltatany placein thg rearof any lot ten feet (o the rear Hine of wid Jot abutting upen any public ailey; pro= vided, however, thut suid Vit 1 not_be 1er o any Street, door, window or well than is provided in this scetio { vault oot shall be conpie 1o covercd witil the. sime spected by an officer of the I ment and has been found to corr s and provisions of this ordinance, the Board of () t alley or publio lonce, store, ons detri= — sspools cons inliw fu cupint, le fon, to i r tho owner, lessee of other person in poss 1in, keep, permit or sufler o exist any privy, privy viult, cess-pool, water closet or any other receptacle whatsoever of hunian excrement upon any premises w thin the eity of Omuha of which e or she Is the owner, agent. tenant, sub-tenint, Jossor, 1essce or ocen pint, which isin a foul, full,' filthy, stinking, insceuro, lenking or de tive condition, or emitting smells or odors prejudiclal to health, o in iny other state or condition which Is detrimental to public health, Kule 88, No privy, vault or cess-pool shall be constracted without adequite provisions for the cffcetunl and proper yentilitions ang caning thercofs nor shitl any privy vaulg or cess-pool be constructed having a pipe con- neeting with the fnter, ise oF bullding unless so arrin pr nt the ss10n Of @ik | rhuilding, Rule 80, Whenev of uny privy vault or cess-pool Is disconn cted, such privy vault or eess-pool must be cleancd (o the bots to) nd fitled up with carth or other suitable material; sueh f1ing or other muterin used ust be under the supervision of the conmniss sioner of Lealth oran officer of the dcpartuient of health. All Kule 00, privy vaults, coss-pools muss be eleancd whenever the contents thereof shull he with n two wnd one-half feet of the top or surface of the ground. Rule 01 Whonever the contents of nny privy vault or cess-pool shail bo removed or i notice or order shall be {ssuod by tho hoalth depirt= ment for thit purpose the contonts of sich Privy v ['be cleaned to tue Lottom. Rule 2, No person shuil (hrow Into or de= posit in iy vauit, sk, privy or cess-pool, any offal. ushe fish, Zurbage or wny otfier substan wtover, except thit of f which any such place (8 tho i Dpropriite res ceptuclo, Rule i, That all putrid « and all uight soll ani the privies, viinits, cess-pools suvstinces in sald city shiil, before moval or exposure. bedis nfocted ind od noensive by the Derson Who renoyes or i about to renove the sii ule 1. The hoard of hoalth shail designato tho duniping ground upon which shill be dumped tie contents of wil vaults, privies and cens-pools, und 1L shall be unliwful for any person or bersons engaged by cleaning vt Drivios or coss-pools to dump su-h contents on )y Other pliee or placos in the vity of Omiha orwithin three miles thereof. SAWER, Rule 95 Noperson shill In tho city deposis OF Lhrown 1110 any Sower. sewor nlet or priy viault, which has i sewerconnection, any artf= clo whatever th use suld sever 10 choke up or otk nulsance, rolonsive matter it POLIC Rulo 96 Tt shall be the duty of the police officers o observe the sanitary condition of ther districts, and to report through thelr 1 ehiof 10 tho commissioner of calth prom pti any nulsance o accumulated fith found i any DOrLion of the city. PENALTY. Rule /7. An person who ylolites, disubeys, omits, ne ok refuses 1o cowply withor s these rexulations, or wl refuses or s to oboy auy of th rules, fers, prociumations of san'tury regulations of the Lonrd of hoatth, commissioner of health or wiyor or Who Omits, nog ects or refuses o comply with or who rosfsts aay officers or ors ders or special re Intions of s 1d board of honlth. connnissloner of hoalth or mayor slii 1. 1 pon convictlon, bo fned {n & suw no Tess lan #5, nor more thun #100; und cvery ouil 1 gloct or conting uice of the thing cotmanded or prohibited by this ordinunce For twenty=four hours sl consutute i eps arate uud distinet offense und shall be fined ag inother cases, Seet'on % That this ordinance shall ta offc t Lo fu force from and after its p Plnsod Pebruury 16th, 1502, JOHN GROVES, City, Cl 1P DAVIS, Prestdeat City Gou Approved February 17uh, 1802 GEO. . BEMIS, Mayor, rl 5 [ il