Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 21, 1892, Page 11

RED CLOUD'S TRAP FAILED! A Reminisoencs of the Bloody Tragedy at Wounded Knee. THE WILY CHIEF PLAYS While Professing Pence He Attemp! Repetition of the g Horn Disast ceollections of His Carcer us Chief of the Sloux, Cuampenrary, S, D, May 14, Sy toTne Bre. Red Cloud, at one time ognized as one of the head chiefs of Sloux nation, is probably v known Indians in wid present timo, and is slowly weight of year: one of the DOUBLE ts pecial rec f the most the country at tho Red Cloud is now very aged, becoming impaired He s still rogarded as ono by the of tho bost generals among the Sioux, and in time of trouble his peoplo naturally tura to nim foradvice ana couacil. During the last and remained quiot Sioux In ly at Pine disturbance Red Clond was regarded as a “friendly" Ridge agency dian, until the day of the battle at Wounded Knea croek. will be remem berec thore were 2ws of the battle, thousanas of so-c Indians camped near the agency, At the time tho battle occurred 1 by readers of Tue but 50 d it B tled friendly the torted as to make it apocar that Colonel Forsythe had disarmed Big Foot's men, shot them down 11 the friendlies en become alurmed, peded to the adj dwelling, a fino amped abou stood the. ats in trap, tho agen aud they a acent bills, Rted Cl frame building, stal n in a row and caused cv to once stam- oud's nls a short d'stznce northwest of theagency build- ings on tne bottom lands along White Clay croek, and it was thore that tho larger por- tion of the stampeaine ludians gathered, prosumabiy for the purposo of conxing Red Cloud to stampedo with them and assist them in avenging the death of Big Foot and his followers. Cloud's houso son menced firing on While surrounding me of the Indians the agency. thinki Ited com- ng no doubt that in the excitement of the moment the war spirit of the old chieftain would be uroused and he would consent to go with them. After exchanging shots with the troops and Indian police for a time the In- diaus retreatoed, taking Red Cloud with them, ho afterwards insisting that they com- pelled him to go by force. Tho next day word was received at the agency that the stampeding Indians were at- wempting to sack and burn the Catholic mis- on, some miles not rth of the age: | an d the Sevénth cavalry, Colouel Forsythoe'in com m tho Inaians hostiles t tho eav the fate of troopers, The mai was secn some dreds of warriors aud fro, but on the In. time kept the rogular lndian adonted, the reds billtops aud oce: while they themsel g toward their v the troops would b for the troopers they were drawn ir almost all sides by tho gal m distance ns showed to what the their aoom, after drivin lant Custer and his n part of the hostile head were disce ly n small portion fight und for troopers engaged nethod fighting quietly aking of sne vos were steadil ilage and slowly Ludians sun A trap had bee rot and 1to 4 vall high hill: surround nd, was hasiily sont out to drive away It was soon »m the viciuity of the mission that Iry narrowly averted a repetition of o the brave camp hun 'd running to yof some The was o the sionally firing at the troops troat drawing posed n sot beforo they knew it ed on Iustantly the t6ps of the hills becamo black with the forms. of the entire force of warriors from the vil- lage, troops. nd hey preparod to close 1u on the Colonal Forsythe is unquestionably one of the greatest Indian fizhters now liv- ing, and be quickly saw the trin iato which lie had been led in quences., ageucy, the Hurrying Niutn cavalry was summoned to Umo toav a mes: rise gor 10us conse to the the scene, and the Indians soon scattered be- fore the combined forces of the Sev Ninth, Although RRod prisoncr in the ho there a Pine Ridgo who st he that claimed mp at Cloud stile ¢ outly maintain nih and was a time > many old squawmen and others at that no one but old Ied Cloud hi nself could have directed and handled the Tadian forces w the skill and cuuning displayed 15 gene him oelongs the glo: casion. It ally understood th from an indian s h that oc- at to rand- point, of the skillful management of the hos- ule forces that d highly of tnat gen oflicers who particip The ncident shrowdness und al sessed by Ked Cloud. d for bis courage, stood higher in the than he, Red Clo has “iilled his man of tho Little Woun! ful band uent | aders ing. How tho writer Indinn. Ooe Ogalalla bunt, encamped or By chance the aiff together, it being ti the fig by da Indians, baving avd no one speaks ralship than tho fe ted in tne battlo. illustrates tho biliey for loadershiy In his youuger and out stimatian of his fal) ud can also 8a u " Little Wound, d now chief of a X odit o has tho c ht came about educated muny y Pioe 1 ars been on a 1 Cnug croek, erent bands ¢ he general mpod powar t Piue Rudge and ouo of the prom in the Jast disturn: chief that Ked Cloud 18 ago, buffalo Wyomis more deral natural D pos- days fow lows he ather the f kill- was told tidgo tho close thing for each buud to keep well scparated from the othors Euch band, of cou > was becau a practice of stealing squaws from ason the banas kept aps had a chief, an t from each ree, d the othier * tho warriors 1n one band mado the othor. In the particular instanco reforred to, however, the bauas camped in close proximily to cach other. A party of traders haa coimo up from Mexico with & lot of whisky, and it was but natural that the Indians should be auxious to sample tho ‘direwater” A liberal sampling soon caused the lodians to become drunk, and it was not long before some of e Wound went_to guict the tho piace whnore th old man dropped d body. It is said fired the fatal shot Littio Wound ran t killed by the excil Red Cloud’s b that nd. weneral fight, chiels Smoke, Whi Big Mouth with their b took his pos m. When d e was fiercost, oad with @ bullet Rad Cloud hi Tho brother and wi o the spot, but both ted Indians belongi Toe AWin kiliir vind 108 4 eausod 4 the leager mmenced to fight amoug themselve: pipe and nea , the n his mself ife of wero ng to a 1 and ess band of Littlo Woun1 attacking I2ad Cloud's camp, aud sevaral were killed on both sides. Ked Cloud and his warriors wero finally deiven from theiwr camp and sweattored ovor the country, tho combinad forces of the other chiefs being too much for them. After the lght was ovor Littie Wound's vand separated trow the bilanca of the Osalulivs, wnd would aave nothing further to do with them, Oa account of this act they were given the name f MCur O, and the name still sticks Lo them, Litle Wound, the younger, is now their chief, and tho'baud “to this' day is always roferrad to as the Cut OF vand. It was always aotieipated that Litte Vound would sorne day kill KRed Cloud for the mur der of his father, out although bitter hatred existod botween the two chiofs for many years itis now gradually dying away, and the Lodians of each with the ¢ 1ombers of band are intermars tho other. 'yIng Pnoe killing of the elder Littlo Wound s aoiw lookoed upon by many mambers of ths vand us nothing but he lovical he woite man 's NEBRASKA AN Embracing a ¢ Throu Betow witl ba fou irewater. - ATEUR BALLT State. nd a tolerably co 2sult of indulging 0o frecly in MS, List of the Clubs plete list ot Aobraska's amateur base bull clubs, to. gather with the names und addros wanagers of the s lively inter is dasirous of taining thereto. bubl est 1n peoi Beg ) pting amateur ba ishing all the uews amo. Tk Prospoct Hills—~Manazer, 1. 3 . Ewing, first; 8. Gayne, se 1. Nelson, third: 1. Gayae,shorl; borg, right; A. Boyau, midale; J. Moian left; 8. Paul, cateb; J. Stoney. pit Buith, substitute; address, 5. Paul, Parke) Wost Omaha Juniors —-Plavors Da Talbowt, cateh; Hugh Hughbanks, p Emme ond; Carl t'rank, sl thira: Will Curry, U ale; Julius Carlson, HNeb. Fairmonts ors: Jack 1 Jack " Duulap, Caus Bratober, seco short ; Kob Murphy, first; Charlos Kuupe, bort ; Howard il eft; Wirt Camploa, right; addrass Ch nd; Mel Benuett, r £ the a L ana por rner; cond ; or ieh nan pide wrles ppe, eaptain, 2801 Douglas siraet, Omata, Mauager, Jack Duulap; vlay- b, captain; iy Banta, fiest ; Plants, 1nird ; ight | Howard Webber, migdle; By von Davis, left; Lew Farrar, catch; Lowt Dalby, pitel; ad dress, Fairwont. Buekingham Club. Mauager, Wil "¢ ’n field oaptain, W. C. Bartlett: oatehor, Joseph Wilki pitcher, Jules Oshorne; first base, M. 7. Forscutt; second base, 11, C. Stafford : W.m.n stop, W. C. Bartlott; third base, C Nownes: loft field, C. C. Phelps: center ficld, Nathaoiel Franklin: right field, 1. P. A. Bruecnort: substitutes, R. T. Coverdale, | H. C. Rosacker, J. Mahoney: address, Will | Fulton, Omaha. ! Twonty-soventh Street Stars Ed Welch. Players: Garry, first; Bowes, | second; Tulley, third; Dineen, short: Mur phy, right: Mahoney, middle: Falknor, left; | Benton, cateh: Weleh, piteh: H, McHagh, | substitute; address, 720 South Thirty first Manager, street. Umaba Beo—Manager, layers: Anton Zajie, captain firsi: John Honza, second: Dan Foley, third; Bert Shackley, short: Ed Sommers, right; Joe Kiofat, middle; Johu Ruser, left; Charles Charles Krebs, Anton Zajio, Krebs, catoh, William Ruser, pitch; aadress 1406 South ‘Thirteenth street | North Platte—Manager, Tim Kellin Plavers: James Daly, captain: Tim Kelithor, first; H. Rebhousen, second: D. Williams, third; . C. Baker, stort; Thomas Heaky, right; William McGlone, ' middie; Johin Kelliher, left: James Daly, cateh; J. C. Morton, pitch. Address, North Platte. Nine Sluggers--T. Smith, manager. Play ers: Kurrigan, first; Creignton, second; F. Coburn, third; R. Bushman, short; Sow- ard, right; S. Cremer, middle; C. Smith, left; J. Coburn, catch} T. Smith, piteh; C. Cremer, substitute, Address, 718 North Twenty-first stroot Columbians—Tom Butier, manager. ers: Bert Butler, first; B. Soward, second; M. Brown, third; L. Bushwman, short; H Grotte, right; W. Ialconer, middle: Tom Butier, left; R. Grotte, catch; W. MeKell, | I. Driscoll, substitute. Aadress, 1%, O. | 5, city. ! Athletics — William Sl | Play- r, manager. Play- ers: J. O'Neill, first; C. Knapp, socond: D, O'Neill, third; Ed Fitzgorald, short: J. right: Clark, miadle; Calhoun, left Slater, caten: Casey, pitch: Erqubart, sab- stitute, Addrass South Omab, Cerinan Tea Co.—Manager, Johnny Hart. Players: Johnny Hart, captain; G. Rigby, fivst; L. Parker, second: Kd Hart, third; A. Parkor, short; C. Sharton, right; W. Rus- sick, middle; M. Lynch, left: J. Rigb cateh; J. Hart, piteh.” Address Johuny Hart, 1025 South Nineteenth | Boyie, Mason Juniors—Mickey Hart, manager. Players: M. Hart, first; kd Lonsen, second ; H. Moss, third; J. Minnicur, short: . Wardlow, right; A. Fesuan, midale; I\ Thacker, ' left; A. Calier, cafeh; J. Hart, piteh: C. Thacker, substitute Addross Michael Hart, 1035 South Ninoteenth. Silver Stars—Carl Lang manager. Pl ers, not over 14 years old: Fred Ha ilton, first; Warren Wells, second: Willie Me “Thoo. Strong. short; iroy ana Jhas. Sehwartz, third; Ld " Wittig, jr., right: Earl Buchanan, mddle; Orman Bu. chanan, ieft; Schwartz and Will ) Carl Long, piteh; Hor man Konne, substitute, Address, 533 Soutn Twenty-first. Tne siizzaras —Playe captain; S. L. Houcks J. Carlson, first; K. W. Smith, second; J. Sexton, third: Thos Shuetz, short; . M. Knight, rignt; L. Buch custoin, middi ddic Markman, eft; ) R, Philan, cate 1 Dorringtod, piteh. Address. Alijance, Neb. Thie Rod Meteors——Manager, rs: Fred Betzold, Joe fonver- 'r, Players: Suibbets, fivst: Doll Davy. third: Nelson, short: Foreman 5 Maccenny, O’ Brie: Weeks, subsii Seventh avenue, Tenuer, catcl Address, 1306 outh lanager, George Buts, Play, , captain; H. M. Smcla first; Feed Cole, second; Tom Armstrong, 2} third; 1 right] I Tom Cor Address, Little Players Main, short; I'rank Brow Keens, midale: Jonn Hoge, left; ateh; Jobn Lothrup, pi i{earuoy Locks—Manager, R. Williams, first; L. Christian- Casiday, third; Henvy ser, short; Cavid Brauton, right; Geor Roush, midale; F. Christiansen, left; Albert Backes, catch: Offie Dowrns, piteh. aadress, 2414 Cuming. Wahoo Base Ball Club—Manager, D. W. Miller, Players: John Winter mil Klimont, first; Albert e Wiliio Harrison, third: Walter Grof Chariey Cook, chnoge piteher Albert Bac! second; short: vight ; Wiliio Ostenberg, miadie; Bob Gilebrist, chauge cateher and left; John Winter, jr., catch; Tom Crawford, change short and piteh. Address, Wahoo, Neb. “P. & G —Lmil Seuma, wanager. Play- Phil’ McArdie, tivst: J. K DeLce, ) 5. Morse, third: Chas. Jonns, snort; 1. L. Platter, vight: Carrol Woodall, midale; Bon Wea Prank 'sacon, pited. Tenth. Clippers H, Otto, captain; Wagner, second; ver, loft: Lon Davis,catch: Address, 709 Soutt S. P. Britt, manager. Players: - W! Higgins, first; W G. A. Munroe, third: Lightnor, short; dake Schnoor, righti). Y. J miudle; D. D, Grifith, lef - Boy, H Otto, pitch. Address,” Amherst, Neb. Mondamin Manag Clipper H Jawison, third: S. A, Spooner, s Tight: John A. Sullivan, Jus. I2hrlewine, oft; Jas D. Lewis, pitch, _Aad South Site Sluges middie; Wi ldon, catch; H. ss, Mondamin, Ia, vs—Manager, Frank Schram. Plevers: George Loshbaugn, D~ tain: Georze Loshbaugh, first; Cuarles Van Alstine, secons; Louis Senreiber, third; Dei- bert Silrs, sto=t; Fred Weber, right: Franik Schram, middle: Jim Brown, loft; Walt Gal ley, catcl:; Jim Joues, pitch. Address, Co- lumbus, Neb, Foatanelle—Manager, Georze M. Lydi Players: Georgo M. Lydick, captain; Charl Daffer, first: George M. Lydick, second; Cook, third; #. R. Carpenter, short; A. Reed, rizht; H. Carpenter, midale: I Myers, laft;’ Tuomas Gossard, caten; L. al Cooks, pitch. “Address, ontanctle, Nob. First National Bank rabm Players: Ward, eantai 0s- born, second; Idviscol, third; Zimmerman, short; Neese, rizht; Birchmoore, inidd Bitteager, loft; Ward, cateh; Fram, pitch, Audress, " First Natiooal Bank Base Baii Tub, Clipners, beat anv Kid Fred Winet Pred e Witliard W Managor—Don't need any to nine in the state. Piayers ter, captain; Will Caso, first; second; Guy Case, third; ), shorc; Austin Headloy, i Ora Murray, miadlo; Bert Haason Miller, cateh: Addross, Cambriago, Sorinzfield Grays'-Manager, O. I, tan. Players: G, W X, captain; Harlan, first; W. Blakewoll, s v, third: H Hardin, short: oy Go W, Fox, miadie; J, H 13. Gaist, piten, ress, Springfi ab, - B UBLINGTON, 18, April4,1301 Dr. J. B. 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The custom of the times was 1o exact from the peasants contributions which thoy coula ili afford for religious institutions; and tho b was cust of silver, wiloyed with copper, which the simpie-minded poor people had thus con- tributed, Napoleon, retaining the bell as a prized curiosity and souvenir, carried it with him to Fraac Whe on his downfali, he banished to St. Helen: be prosented it to his brother, Joseph Bonuparte, who, likewise banished, hrought tho old relie to Ameries. It was hung in the belfry of his home at Bor- dentown, N, J, and for yours served as , and the bell, the people, was THE a dinner bell to call the workers on the farm to their meals. When Joseph was recalled from exilé the bell was lost | sight of, and lay forgotten among some old rubbish in one of the subterranean passag that honoy- combed the place, until it was brought to light by a party of curiosity | scekors. When it bocame known that the historic bell had been unearthed people came from all sections of the sur rounding country to the so-called cata- combs to Subsequently the bell | w Camden and Amboy Railroad company, which had just com | pleted its line. The bell was placed in the station at Bordentown to announce | the arrival and departure of trains This service it did for years, but through some chaunel or othar it fell into the hands of the Paterson and Hudson River Railway compuny, a road then operated by horses. The old bell was hung in the Jersay City station the foot of Bergen hill, where it swered the same purpose that it did at Bordentown. \ After some time ! substituted for horse: removed to Paterson, The terminus of the road was then where St. John's church now stands, and two trains were run each way duily. A small branch, however, was worked byshorse power to the main station on Market street at the junction of Main street. On a part of this SOt the old bell was hung, and for half an hour before the departure of each train it reng. Without extra expense passen- gors might board the horse cars and ride to the main station, whence they could taie the New York train. As improve- ments in railway service were developed thoe Market strect (it was then Congress street) branch was abandoned, and the old post on which the bell hung rotted and tumbled to the ground. But public spirit was developing in Patorson, and great strides forward were being made. Private institutions and subscription schools had been her only educational facilities. The towns- men awoke to the necessity ol a public school, one was built, and in its tower the old bell was hung. In years gone by, some of the present oldest citizens remember the peals of that bell. Then the pupils grew in numbers, the old school became too small, and the im- proved building now known as school No. 1 was built on its site. 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You haveno time to wasto, Those Who ara constantly taking mercury ant potash, shouid di continue it Constant use of thess drags will sur bring sores and eating wieersin the end. Dou't fail to write. All correspondengg sent sealed In plaln - velopo. We invite themost rigi1 investization and will do all in our powerto ai!you ieit. Address, COOK REMEDY €O . - Omaha. Noh B300 f ase o Lo or FALLING MAN noon, (or Noivoua Den Liry, woak- nessot Lody or mind. the efeets of €rrors or 0x- ot care. Wo I overy dollur. ull courso 85, tits realized in threa days. wiadl, seeurely picke { from obe.rvation 0K REMEDY CO. CMANA NEB cessesin ol or voung that w BUATADLCC eVEry Cas O Five daystrial treato Perceptibie Lo B i LADIES ONLY Cort to 4 day or money refuniel By muil 2. OSecurely soel from obsurva ton. COOK REMEDY €D, Omihw No Dr. c. B. 'S anl = il Relieves 4 will ¢ L Fevor and Agu L B, Spinal Ajfection Dyspepia, Tumbigo, Dropsy, Indigestion, ia, Lame Itack, Serofula, Cold Feet, Piles, Headuche, Fits, Lead Po Losx of Manhood, Loss of Vitality, Wasting Wealkness Lack of Nerve Force and Vigor, Kiduey ond Liver Complaint, Nervousness and all Discases tchere there isa Lack o Proper Action Batteries are ily Re ed and Cieaned and wi or ¥ears, Call and examine them. JUDDELECTRIC CO. 1506 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb. SCHIFFMANK'S ASTHMA CURE or s 40 sive inataut raiie€ i dhe worst cra fuli. o by Sa NS Notice to Contract 5, 1 will recoive bids for the ercetion of thrce-story brick hotel it Pender, Nob., untii A i dune 15 2 15 and spacitications 10r thit Same iy beseen at my oflice in Pons der, and at the office of Mendulsshon, Fishor, & Lawrie, Omaha. Send bids and address commun catlons to wy addross, Penter, Thurston county, Neb W. E. Py physical or moantal disability not du= to not haveoriginatad in the service,) unier orior laws may apply under this sr this on2 may apply under other laws, buteannstdraw more than oae pznsion covaring th2 sama= pariod. An applicant under other laws may obtain penzion un- go oa with the proszeution of the old Thareezipt ofa p2ansion undzr this law doss not deprive him of any rights under olhzr laws orih any claim filed pravious tothis onz, oratany tims har:afiare, Ha for and be in ng the evidence er other laws may appl a eireumstances If suMiciently disabled ke. Byrmanual” labor Ability to perform skilled or pro- | fessional labor has no effect upon a soldier’s rightg, CLAIMS, 220 Bee Building, OMAHA, NEB. 1892-<-TWELVE PAGES SMOKED FOR OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Blackwell's Has been popular withsmokerseverywhere for over twenty-tive years, It is Just as Good Now as Eve: Its FLAVOR, FRAGRANCE and PURITY have contributed largely to the growing popularity which pipe smoking enjoys. Pipe smoking is growing in favor because finer, sweeter and better tobacco can be had in this form and at'much less cost BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO C. than in cigars, DURHAM, N. C. . e ORDINANCHE NO, 3061, An ordinance creating Strect Tmprovement Districe No. 434 in the eity of Omann, for tho improving of the street in sald district, and 10w ing thirsy days to tho property s sadd district in which to determine and tznate the muterial desired to be used 1ch improving tordained by the city councll of thoe city of Omahus ¢ Tmprovemont Dis- ving of the street in fonted fn tho eity of apr oy That Street Improvemoent Dis- triet No. 453 shall comprise Hanititon strect from the west line of 4uth strect to the east line of viaduct of the Belt Line Ruilway, in tho city of Omaha, and shall include the’ fol- lowing real estate, to-wi Lots Nos. 1,25, 4, 5 6, in_Dennett's sub. The soutii 81is Teet'of lot 4 i Mayne's addi- tion to Orehard il L 8 lock 5 Orchard Hill 213, 1, 0,1, ard 1111, 24 Walnut 1ill, wzular ploce of Tand ly- on Mititary avenue and Hamilton of railway track of the Belt Line and 1t is hereby declared neces Sury 10 Improye the st Seetion d. Thatstreet improvemencdistrict No. 43 in the city of Omaha be and the sume is hiercby ordercd mproved by paving and curbin Section 4. suid distriet, 18 he Onial Sectl( 16, inz hetw street east Kailwuy ¢ It to improve said street ts hereby declared necessiry in_ said improvement ordered. and tor the rs of the lots and distret No. 453 Lerein purpose of allowing the ows Lands hnsadd disteict to designate the mat rinl they desiro to be used Insueh improvic thirty davs next after the passaze and i provil of this ordinance is heveby allowed to the owners of all jots and estate in suid et improvent dist dotermine and rial desired to be used for ad distriet, and notify of, it huv v been and v pterming | the mayor and city counetl of said city for resons which 1 tho real esti distriet shall be pear rizht in said stre proper thit tinprovement eliarzod und assossad with the cos: of inp ing therein to be hercafter dotermined a established according to speetal benefits to the lots and fands in sald distriet. and the board of pubiic: works Is hercoy directed 10 give notice to the owners of lands and Jots subject for to SsessHICHL the cost of said fnprov nents to determine and desiznate tne mate il to be used for such improvin: by publica- tion in the oflical paper of the ity tor three consocutive days at least lifteen diays prior to the Lipse of said thirty day ction hat the Oumaha Strest Rallway CHmpany Or any person, company, corporation or associaticn uz’any stre v upon. ulonz or ¢ ny part of ent distrier, be liereby required to pave at their 6wo cost spectivery. all the space between the diferent ratls, and between the different tracis by Sucl’ person, company or corporition owned 0 subd improy on any part of street In said tmprovin: d trics, and w150 i space outsideof the outsid rails of the outside tracks of twe ve [i2] s lierelin referred to shall in- Ccludo 1ot oy Lhe main tracks but also any sidetracks owned Dysuch company: such puv- ing by such rallway company 15 tereby orde crdoneat the sime tine and of th erinl an | acter ws the pAving inches, the tr: upon I sald ra lway track or is located, unless other mat dered by the board public Lin the event of the n. y such company to “d, sueh paving shall be I and dire « to be don a8 18 by [nw provided. and the cost of doing such paving o e Jevied on the property of sush company. Section Al the ity clerk be ard is hereby Tiréeted to make and deliver u copy of This ordinance 1o tho Omiha Stroet Kl wiy company orany oth 1, company, cor- poration or association. owning any stre FAIlWAY upon, along Gr Meross any part of street within sal | isprovement district, and report his action in that behalf to the city counel! as early as practicable, ction i iat this ordinance take effect 31 b i force fron and af Saze Passod May 12th, 1502 JONN GRO City ¥ E. P DAVIS, " 1M ‘l'ru it Uity Conunell pproved May 10th, 1 Py % 20, P BEM Mavor. ORDINANCE NO. 505 An ordinance eroatinz Stroct Tmproveniont Districts Numbers 461 and 462, in the city of wileys in sald Qistricts by lowing thirty Qiys 0 e proyerty owaers in said districts and designate the used for such pavinz. sity council of the city in which 1o deterin material desired to b Be itordained by the of Dmnha: sSection 1. Str et Trprovement District No. 461 15 hereby created, and shall comprise the alley tn bioek Zas i the eity of Owahi, and shait include the following réal estiate, 1o-wit Lots 1, 2.3, 4, and 8 and the strip « Lo 84 foot' wide adjoining ‘lots 4 and 5 ou th west, allin bloek No. 25, in the eity of Omana. 8 tion 2 Strect Imiprovement Distriet No 45248 heroby ercated and shall comprise th aliey In biok 10, Kountze & Ruth's sadition and shail include the following real estat to-wit Ko n. Ctimprovement triets in the city of O in'l the same are hereby orderci fmpro beinz paved. Scction 4. That thirty davs nest, after the pissuge an approvil of this ordinanee e and the siiwe Is hereby allowed 1o the owners of all 1015 and real estate in sald street im proviuient district. 1o deterniine aud desiz nate the material desired to Lo used fortho improvinz of the same, an i notify the city council thereof, 1€ having been and boinx herehy determined council of suid eity, Ly th rand city for reasons which app rizh proper, thatall the real estate in Sl et improvenent district, shall be ehiarge A assossed W the cost of i provivgtherein. to be thereafter determined il estabhshad aceording to the benefits to the property in sald strect improving distriet, and the Boird of Pablic W by di- 1 to fands I and 10ts, subject to local assessment, for the cost of suld Tmprovements, to determine Znite the material 1o be used for sueh in- Ly publication in the ofieinl pape ty for three ¢ wive days. it joast fifteen days prior to the lapse of said thirty duys Seetion 2. That this ordinance shall offie ot and be o foreo from and after its pass- scd My 10th, 1502 ¥ AY. JOUN GROVES, City O E. P DAVIS. 1M l'll\\lA:('nl of the City Coun A roved May Lith, 1s0, pproved S8y BbH g8 b, BEMIE, Mayor To Sumuvel Pruyn, E. Burdic Charles Shuw, George Hunnon, Willlam 'V, Benso Joseph Z. Briscon. Johi H. Harburk, Levi T, Bpangle A, Ward and all oth Crty owners on Grant streot betw 24l in the eity of O naba ¥ hereby notified that e disinte tod freehol a. live Loen duly appoimnted by mayor, with the approval of the eity couneil of suld city, to ussoss the duniuge 1o the owners erty af focted by gradlug Gra from I3t o 24th strovts. declured nocessary by ordinance 16, pussed April 12, approved April 14, You are furtner notified thit, having ac- cepted suid uppointment { duly qualifiel as required by taw, we will, 15t day of May. A. D. 1892, at the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenaun, ut room 7U1 New York Life builiing, within the carporate limits of sald city, meet for the purpose of considering und uiaking the sssessent of dumages L the owners r spoetively of said property, affected Ly said grading, taking into consideration special bonefits, if any re notitied to tho it at the time and place aforosid ko uuy objections 19 or stutements conceruinz sald assessment 5 us you may cousider proper. T, B. MoOuRLocH, 1.3 Rewve, U, L Tuosas, Mitdne Owaha, April 27, 1502, ORDINANCE NO. 5058, An ordinanco croating the offiop of Heanss in- spoctar. d ing his duties atd prescribing Be It ordainod by the elty council of tho city ot Omaha: ’ : Soction 1 That th or be and the sane | consoinspoctor shall HAyor subject 1o the approval of the city council, and shall bo subject to removal at any thiic by the mayor with the consent of th councll, ofitee of licens: by ereated. The | e appointed by the ction 2 Before entering upon the dis- charze of the dutios of his oflice. sald Ticonco inspector shail tako an oath faithfully and impartially to discharge the duties of his of- fiee and shall enter fnto a bond with tho eity with at least two good and su nt suretics, to he approved by the mayor and council, in e Sum of threo thousand dotlars (1000) Con dition for the faithful di of the dutios of his oft and by a salary at the rate of $10) a Section & It shi fnspector Lo asertai luty of said licenso and determine the vari- 0N DErsons, partnersnips and corporations and their respoetive places of business, re- quirea by fnw or ordinance to procuro Heo nse for the opening, conducting, managing or ¢ yinz on of any' business oroceupation, i to wseertuin whothor sueli parsons, partierships srporutions have procured the license required to be procured by them. He shali devote his entire time to the dutles of his of- the city relating tol 1y 10 tike out lconses o the ordinances of sutd « are bail lkoep w book alphabetic howinz the kinds of business or oceu for which ticenses aro roquired to ho pro names of il parties who have o tained licenses, with the date thercot and the mount paid therafor, which book shall at all times be' subjeet to examination by the may- or, board of fire and police commissioners or uny counciln Suld license 1SCS, OF fi 1 promp Law or prosoeut { fleo and shall be active wnd viglant in | the dis‘harze of the duties of his oflico | wnd shall seo that all persons vioiating | any provis ons of taw or of the ordinances ot | uired b il nspoctor shail on the first rozu- | 1ar meetinz of each month report to the city couneil in writing, over his siznature, tho number of porsons, firms or corporations by Dim examined, ealled upon or inquired into durinz the previous month, us 1o the matter of license, as herein providea: what number, if ¢ found to be operating or doing usinies without the required Hcense, givinz adescription of the husiness and the i the porson, firm or corporation. and wha vas tiken neainst such person, firm or S0 offending. or 15 hereby pronibited from re- sting, transiiting or inany Wiy ducsor lieense moneys aeerii- fue the city by reason or on natter of Ticénses herein res ny known violation of this pr n, inz foo inz or becomin account of the ferre 1 to, and hibition shall be suflicient cause for the in modlate rewmoval of sald inspector from of- 1 | " Sdetion 4. Sald license inspoctor shall, vy | virtue of nis said office. be i special poiicoman and shall be clothed with the powor of 4 police officer relating Lo any mutier in connsetion 1t of oith 2 ilcenses, ion "5 That this ortinance take :tand be in force from und after its pass- with the enfore | dinances conce r tho laws or or- assed May drd, 150 JONN GROVES, City Clork. P DAVIS, t City Council, 1rosic Approved May 10th, 152 GO, P, BEMIS | Mayor. ORDINANC anc NO. 3060. = the Improving of Park, An ordin orderl; or 2th, avenue, from Leavenworth strect to Hickory st i street improvement dis- tritt No. 553, Satd improvinz to consist of Paving with asphalt,and directing the bourd of public works to tuke the ¥ steps to ciuuse said work Lo be done Wihiereas, the mayor and eity conncll of the ity of Omaha have ordered the improving of Park. « \avenue. from Leavenworth | street to fieiory stroct. in street improves tent disiriet No. i, by paving the same, and | allowe i thirty days o the property owncrs in i which to desiznate and determine the mite- | riad desired to be nsed for such paving, and Whereas, the suid thrty days have oxpired and the property own owning a majority of the frontaze In sald fmp ement district lieve petitioned for tho paving of ~a d strect istrict with usphait, i as, in addition to sy by swid ownors 1 wtion of wayor and city aid ity do heroby determing upon 150 speeifiod as the material to be vsed for such pavin - theretore Beitorduined by the city council of the clty of Omahia: Section 1. That that wvenue, from Leu part of Park, or 2ith, worth street to Hickory street. in street improveuient district No. 5, Te und the sume is hereby ordered Improved, salil lwprovement to consist of paving with asphait according to spocifications on’ file in the offico of the board of pubiic works. | Section 2 That the Omaha Stroct Ratlway | compuang, or any otlier person, conpanys o | poration ‘or ‘association, owiing any strovt railway upon or alon: th of Park, or | s0uh, Avenue, from Loave stroot’ 1o | Thiekory strect, be and are heveby reqt to | DAV at 1t owi costall the 8pace betwoen the different ralis and beiw the dilferent tricks. by such perso ¥, corporation or assoctation, owned ‘on said Park aven | and also a spiie outside of the outside raiis of | the outside track of tweive [12] inches, such piving between sald ralls and between sald tracks and for cho space of 1 olve incies out- | side of the outside rails of sald tracks to ho I done at the s thio and of the sume niate- rial and character as tho paving of such street { herei ordercd paved, unless oiher muterinl s | specially orderea by the board of pub i works. i in the event of the refusal of said 1ip norporation or associition P cquired, the board of publie works Is v 4 10 have such puvin ¢ dono and report the costand expense thercof to bo Jevied anl assessed azainst the property of suld COMPANY, DEFson, COPOTALIOn UF ussorin- tion. Section That the hoard of public worls is hereby orderod 1o cause sald work 1o be done And o enter into conteact for the same with tho lowest respousibio bidder undor the spoci- fieations on e in tho oMl of sud bord seetion b Taat tho elty clorls o wni horo. is direeted to ke and dalivor i copy of this ordinance 1o the Omaha Street Ruilway coni- pany. or any oLher person, company. corpora- ion Or wsx0t1ation ownlug sy Steaet rarlwiy upon. wlons Or across any of s4id parts of ts with rnt district and ulf Lo the city nee tal and be in force from and after its pussag Passed May 10th, 1502, JOUN Y E P DAVIS, it Uity Councll frect Prosi Approved May 10th, 150, GFEO, P, lll..\”.\ i N PROPOSALS FFORR AVING, Sealed proposals will be rocetved by the un- dersigned until 1:3) o'cloek p. m., May 2ith, 1802 for red Colorado sandstous uecording 1o speoitications of 181 For paving part of the following stroets the o Omahi, comprised in streot | provemont districts nuumbered and as follows: No, 413 Tzurd street from 15tk stroc No. 416 steeet from the Canming strant 1o the north | S No. 119~ Michizan stroot from 2ird street to 24th street, Eich bid 1o specity s price per square yard for the paving com plote Work Lo be done 1 accordunce with plung and specifications of 1801 on fite 1n the ofce of the board of bublie works Kuch proposil 0 bo made ou printed blanks furnished oy the board and to be WOCOM DN 104 with u corulfied check tn the S of SxA, | payaule (o to ity of Otaalia, i o¥ldunco of %oad fait "Fise bourd reserves the right to re or all bids and walve all defocts VW BIRKTAUSER, Chalrwan Hoard of Publie Work Ouwahs, Neb., May 13, 1552, s 14 deseril tre t vo %rd north | ot 1w of Michigan t any 11 ORDINANCE NO. 3051 An ordinance croating sower district No. 13, defining 1ts 1imits, 8176 of sowors, and olova. tlons, and directing the board of public WOrkS 10 taKe the NOCOSSATY Steps 10 caus<e the construstion of the sewers in sald dis trict Bo ttordained by the city councll of the clty ni S strict No. 155 18 heroby in th maha, 2 Sower district 15% sha'l - following 10ts and tracts of real k ) S0, Arhor Plnce extension: il lots fn W v and Lovy's wid lots 2, i 4 < 1and all 10t 10 bio: ) S 0 Dapor o1 Tots 18 to 31 Inciusive, Clark " 1 biooks 1, & 18 Hand the east half 1940 DWight & Lyman's o ldit innelusive block & and lots 1 ylock 1 Sur mit adaition; ulso, 1ot 1 bloek d§ in tion; 10t 20 Burr Oak: tax lots 12 and | S, tOwnship I8, rango, i Seetion & Sewer distriot Noo 153 shall bo constructed as follows: Bozinninz at thoe miin sewer at Marthaoand Wiinut streets with A maniole at an clevation of flow lineof 11415 feet above the eity datum. theneo along Wal- NULSUFOOL Wit 0 tWo . ring (L inches in diametor to a mankh entor of WLh stro SOWOr 4 LS Ins I diamoter on th {0 point 3 fact cast of t stroct ntan elovation of manhoie in the conter of north e of Walnut street, thenee with sunie erade n tho conter of 27U Stroct with a one ring brick sowor 0 inches in diunieter to n uhiolo at the Intorsection of tho center ling thenco with a feot, theneo to & th streot on the of 121t pont streot Sow th strest and Dupont strect elevation of contor e of Du brick Ath wost in the with w ono ring o0 inch rioa manhole on tho east line of Stroot, elovation iv (oot thence with a4 Pibe sbwer on a unitor i grade to s mnho uth ino of Dipont a0 troot, thonea with Sum oA - terof Custeliar stroet elevation amunhoie s foet north of the north line of Aroor strect with a 20 ineh pipo sowor clevat on of 1851t thence (o a manhol on the west 1ine of Wk street in the conter ot ATL 0T Strect With a 21 ineh pipe sewer, thence With 21 fneh pipe seweron the same £ra o 1o amanhole at the contor of & th strect where it tntersects with the eenter Tino of Artor stroot i elevation of 20 fi thence by a uniforn wdo With an 18 fneh plpe sewer to a manh the centerof AThor stroct on tho west line § thstrect, theneo alonz Arbor street on grado with wn I8 inch bipe sowee 1o ut the center ISt sLreot, oo 21 e, thenco v ot ut " of slong tl 10 A man! vation of WIth @ 15 el pipe sewer (0w manho. it o or of #2ud stret olevation of 2% fo o wlong dmd street with o 10 inch vipo ¢ 10 i flush tank 20 foot north of tho yrih e of Wright street elevation of 26 ft also, beginnlnz at the manhole in the cen of Arbor aud #1ststreets atan clovaton of 20} ft, thenco along dist street with a1 eh ploe SOWCE 10 0 manhole at the intersection of Jist street and Gold street clovation of 20 ft, thoneo wlong JIst st with & 10 fnch plpe sewer o flush tan’ 20 ft north of the north iine of Wright stroet elevation of 25 £t also, bogin- ning at the manhole on 1o east Hne of 2th strectat the center of Dapont street, clevas thon of 157 foet, thence wiong Dupont streot With & 10 1neh Pips. sewer Lo flush tank 20 £t ast of tho woest Line of Dupont Plac n elovation of 201 feet; also the manhole in the cent on the conter line of Castell Atio or 170t thence with a2 toa flush tink 2 fteastof the west line of Du- pout P'livee, olevation | Also, beginning ut tha conter of AThor stre nd 0th stroet at the manhole, elevation 200 f, thenee wlong S0t street with a 10 inch pIpe sewer Lo w man- ho.e at th eenter of Gold Strect in the venter ne of duth stroet. eovation 255 {1 thenee i el street with 10 el pips sewer to flush tank 20 ftnorth of the south line of 3 ulock 1 Dwight and Lyman's wddition, clevation 228 ft; als0, bezinning at the mans ho e in the srof B strect on the centor Line of Gold street, elevation 2105 L thene st along Goud str W10 anen pipo o ftush tank sast line of Du- Cwel pont Place, eievation ez nning at tho manho o on the e of kN street at tho ceater of Dupont vleyation 107 1, thence with an I3 incl SOWOE T0 i man- holo s £t noy f the north line of Dupont reot, the north inthe center of th street with an 18 inch rtou manhole on the center Hne of Marthy stroot atan elovation of 1) ft; theneo wiong Martha strect bo a uniform grade With w10 tueh pipo fteastof tho vast line feot; two manholes to o placed on sewer lins botwien 20th street and SISt street; also boginning at the manhole at 27tn street and Walnut strect at an elevation Of 12311, theneo with a 24 inch pipe sewer alc sewer to a flush tank of Jist st elevation the eenter line of Waloub street to i mnhe at tne center of 2uth strec ion of n: W witha I b pipe sewer Lo i the interseo. Lind Ban street tion of the center 1in roets, thenee along incli pipe sewer anhole at th Gold ana roft streets, then Baac With 15 el pipe sew er on the s ime g anhio the cast line of Wih street and onter of Bancroft st 25 feet. thenee alonz Wri ineh pipe sower Lo a1l the south line of 1ot G et at an elevation of ot with a 10 feot north of tan biock 4, in Dwizht & Lymauw's addition; also bezinnm: at a man- hoie at the ceater’of Walnutnnd 2oth stroets, elevation 119 fect, thenco along Zilh street with u 10 ineh pipe Sewer toa flush tink on the center | of North street and - east line of 2ith street at an elevition of 120 feat; also bezinning at the muanholo at the conter of Walnut and 2sth st 1 tion co nl 1) ank 2) foc e of Dupont plice in the conter Catan elevation of 1 fe Lt the manho e at t 2000 streets, o o 145 feet, theneo O street with a 10 inch pine sewer to w nutan alonz hole on the eastline of Dupont place av " th sLr vation 161 o thencc al.c ek 6, Dupont place with i 10 inch pipe sewer to a manhoe in the center of Caste rostreet, thenee nlong Castellar str with a 10 1y ploe sewer to a flush tank 20 feet oast of 20th strect, elevation 165 fe also beginn at the center of $ith street o jut street at a manhole, elevi- tlon 190 fe ong sth street with a 10 ineh pipe flush tank 2) foct south- of L line of lot 5, block 8, fon, elevation 15) foet: ns r of i and Walnu Mevation | along BIsU street’ with a 10 i er to w flush tank 2) fect east line of Duapont place at an olevation of W8 feet; also boginning at the contor of Gold and Bancrofu streets ut an clevation of 205 feot, thence alonz Gold streot with i 10 ineh pipe sewer 1o flush tanlc on the cast Hay of Dupont pluco at an clevation of 25 f A1l of the aforesanid elevations o bo at the Hoor Hines of suid sewers at the points named. The all ont and rados of sald sowors U e stralzht lines between monholes and other points specified as Adl of the above © be eonstructed with ineh junction sewWor overy by the elty enxinee Sower inlets shall bo constructed in sl sower distr I opoints ax the city us Zineer iy ¢ Section i. o worlcs 1s horo- by fustrietod Lo take the iecessiry stens eiuse the constraction of the sewers i said distriet. Section b and bo i for Passed May This ordinuane hall take ¢ noan o after its passa N JOUN GROVES, City Clerk, .. DAVIS, Prosident City ¢ {0 1. BEMIS, ninell My dth G Approv Mayd ORDINANCE NO. 5062 An ordinanec creating sower districy defining its Hmits, size of sower i elov tions, and dirveting the board of publia works to take tho ne SSATY SLeDS 1O Causy the construction of the sewerin sald dis- et . ordained by the ity co of Omaha Soction 1. Bewor distriet crontod in'tho of Sevtion 2 prise the 5,6,7 bl It Lof the city No. y of Omuha, distriot No. 136 shall con- lowinz lots and real estate: Loty K 1, and 10ta 7, 8, 6. 10 biock % Pads dor'k Plnce, 1 the eity of ‘O Seot ¢ or district No. i shatl be con- structed s follows: Boginning at 1he sewer in the center of Shorman aventio with a min- holo at an elovatlon of flow iine of v above the ity datum, thenee wlong the centor of Burdotte street with an s inch pips sower, i Glstance of Wl fept 1o 4 ush tank wk an clevation of 545 feet. The alignment and grade of suld sower 1o be & stealght [ine - manholo wnd fush-tank us far as Tho above sewer to he con vitritled sewer pipe and 6 in shall be piasod i sewer foot, or us dirceted in writing by the The board of public work Lereby Instructed to tako the nocessiry €0 eaiiso the construetion of thesewers distriet Sustion 5. This ordinance shall tako offos and be in forco from and after i pussage. Passod Muy 10th, 18 JOTIN GROVES, City Clork, E P DAVIS, A z President Uity Gonne puroved May 12th, 1s B o ) P, BEMIS, 3 I hoerohy [ tepy suld = = Mayor. NEBRASK National Bank. U. 5. DEPOSITORY. = - OMAHANESZ Capital.... .$400,000 urplus . L 663,0)0 Oicers and Diractors-—ilonry W. ¥atay,prail1): R C Cusblog. vies prostlont. € 5 Maurios W N obn 8. Colllus, J. . il Pateick Lowls A THE IRON BANI,