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

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 1892-TWELVE PAGES AFTER THE UNION PACIFIC | Another Batch of Torrid Resolutions Read at the Council's Meeting. CONDITION OF THE CITY SEWER SYSTEM Exhaustive Report from the Engineer on the Subject of Public Sanitation—Mem- bers Tangled In Regard to Deals Ing with a Veto, The ofclals of the Union Pacific Rallway company evidently didn’t know that tho city council was loaded when it conceived tne fden of erecting a boiler shop fifty-five feet high across the foot of Cass straet and on the proposed Iine of the west approach of the Nobraska Contrai Railway company’s bridge, but when they learn of the action taken last night they may change their minds in some respeots, The business of the council was being ransacted without a bitch until Mr. Munro introduced this resolution : ¢ Whereas. The Unlon Pacific Rafiroad com- pany hus obtained apormit from the Inspector ot bulldings to construct a boiler shop. S0x15) teot on block #), at the northeast corner of Tonth and Cass streets at the estimated cost of $12,000; and Wherens, It 18 roprosented fn the publlo prosaof the city that such boiler shop 18 to be located upon or neross ono or more of the pubilo streets of the city of Omaha, and for the evident purpose of preventing the con- struction of anothor bridze across the Mis- sourl river and carrying out the project of the Nebraska Contral Ruilway company, which has been favorably considered by the authorities of thoe county of Douglas aud of the ity of Omaha; and, Wherons, It the sohemo contemplated by the Union Pacific Rallway company of 50 con- structing its boiler shop is carried out, it will ronder nugatory the entire action of the connty and oity authorities and will render useless tho affirmative vote of the people on the proposition to be submitted at the specinl slection to bo hold on June 10; therefore be it Reso.ved, By the city council of Omaha, the mayor concurring, that the inspector of bufldings be and he horoby Is instructed to seo that the suid boiler shop I8 located in nc- cordance with said_permit and not upon tho line of tho contemplated bridge and raflway tracks of the Nebraska Central Rallway com- pany; und be it fu Resolved, That the city attorney be and he neroby is directed und required to tako such action, by Injunction proceedings or other- wise, as miny be necess lr{ 10 prevent the con- struction of such boller shop except In accord- unce with such perit. Laid Over One Week. Mr. Chaffec urged that the resolution should be referred to the committee on streets and alleys, and that the eity should not be hastily plungnd into a law suit. Mr. Eisasser suid that the resolution should be adopted. The city attorney would not plunge the city into a law suit without 1t Was nacessary to protect its rights. Mr. Edwards wantad the committee to have vower to act and it was given. Thoe report will come back to the coancil next Tuesday night. Mr. Munro again went after the Union Pacitic Railway company with this resolu- tion, which was adopted : Whereas. The Unlon Pacific Rallway com- pany_now is and been collecting moncy for rental from the American Water Works company for the use of ground on which said WALOE WO combuny’s pumping station in the vicinity of the foot of Cuss street is lo- cated; and Whereas. Such rentul the city; theretore bo it Resolved, That the city attorney be and is heroby instructed to tke the necossary steps o huve said money s0 puld to the Unfon Pa- eltic Railway company for ground rent pald Into the city treasury of the ¢ty of Omaha. The new Omaha Thomson-Houston Elec- tric Light company accepted the proposition of the council and agreed to place thirty- eight additionzl arc lights at $140 per aunum each to burn ou an all-night schedule, The company also agreed to make the same price on tho thirty-two arc lights now in use which are in adaition to the 100 provided for under tho original contract. Tho city attornoy was instructed to pre- pare the necessary contract, The registers who will sit prior to tho special election to be held for the purpose of voting upon the bond aquestion wero ap- pointed and the appointments confirmed. ‘The fecs of the judges and clerks who will serve at the special election were fixed at $6 for the entire time and services, providing the county comumissioners concur’ and agree to the price. ‘The city attorney was instructed to pre- pure an ordivance defining the duties ot the commissioner of health, properly belongs to Omuibus Improvement Ordinance, An omnibus ordinance providing for the fmprovement of a number of strects was in- troduced, read twice and referred. This ordinance catches all of the streets whero contracts for paving were awarded by the Board of Public Works with a ten-year guaranty clause, City Attorney Connell said that he hoped that the suits in wich the city was enjoined from paving Fortieth street and cther streets would be settled. Thero wero two ordinances introduced, creatiug two additional city offices. Oné ordinance was for the purpose of creating the oftice of legal agent ut a salary of §75 per month, His duties are to collect evidence and work under the direction of tho city uttorney. The other new oftice is that of ofiicial reporter of the city council, with ® salary attachment of $125 per month. The reporteris to stuy in the mayor's office from 9 a. m. until p, m. of each day. He shali also attend all meetings of the city council and moke @ shorthana report of all proceedings. As soon as practi- cable he shall make and furnish 1o the mayor and each councilman a com- plete abstract of all that has transpired at the meeting. Besides this he shali furnisn 10 tho mayor and members of the council coples of ordinances and resolutions intro duced 1n tbe council, Reported Upon Sewers. City Engincer Rosewater, upon the subject of sewers, submitted tho following report, which was referred: 1 have the honor to report that [ have made a caroful lnvestigation of all of the questions Invoived in the sowernge probloms of the city, with view to- deterininie what wori Is ncces: snry and what ean be Gono with th ce of $50,000 n bonds sold this yeur, - O 0CCed® I had searcely begun before T dlscovered AL 1L WO HOCERSUryY Lo huve the entire cladly sutveyed and w neing dew aputing the slopo of the surfuce, us thut of the sewers, to determine the necessary size of the virious sewers along the of thelr respective courses. At the very outset Ldiscovered that tho extension of sewers hus in many cuses been apparently done to meet woniborary demunds without that consider- ation thut s essential o ultimate results. The extenslon of the main sower 1 North Omabn from = “Sixteenth streer east las Leon ourried out apparently with- out computution and Its present out- 100k embraces w ° double (sewer, each condult of ‘which has a dinmeter of six fect, three inches. sewer should_have been bullt much’ bizher to avoid k water atordinary stug capi ity of thix double sewer, undor tho wost £ vorablo ol only 67 per cent of the sewer w 5 £0 o an extension 0 50 high water It has ¢ slderably Tess than half of that capucity. Tlie result of this construction Is retardution und bick water extends fur into the upper end, I find frequent similar rosults ln soe- tions of othor extensions. Tn view of this, betore procceding any urther | deewed it necossary therefore to mip out the sower system of the very hirgo sealo (103D feel) and vo ibACiLY OF every sewer, Ity const its tributary territory, Laying Plans for the Future, With this accomplished, | then made a study of the uitimute demunds for the entire urei, wnd fn doing s0 have made u special study Lo utilize whut hus been done. 50 a8 to develon the reused fromw ey twenty-four and a half squ original pinus huve ceen mado. of stroots has moreased from 10 40 L00 1| ity on a ipute the ction und most economic resuits. The uren of abalt to Ince tho 4 d the population fromw & 090 o 160,000, Out- u sido of the possibilitie Omuba i¢ 18 fmprobable 118 the munlcipsl corporate lmits Wil Ly Increused axiln Within twenty-tive years, It then. The urew of Owuby wnd South Omaha alroady covers nexing South over 10 per cent more ground thun e oity of Tarls with a population of only § per cent of that elty. In preparing plans for future work it Is safe, therefore, to As&nme tho prosent wrea for 'a limit and that the entire area will fractioally become ucban, Tt wiil cost but ittle more to muke tull provisions upon that basis in view of the special facilities afforded for drall e than to attempt to_temporiz With these conditions in view I have ou lined the teunk or muin sewors and their out- Tets, and have prepared estimates of the cost of several different plans to determine which s the most economical to adopt. These plans. with more detatled explanations, T desire to submit before proceedinz with any work. and in order that tho entire siubject muy be an( explained and all” of the featuresdiscussod and questions answered 1 ask that a special meeting for the latter part of the week may be arranged, at which your honorable body and such taxpayers as are in- terested in the subject may re w all of the foatures ana arrive at conclusions intelli- gently, Some Vetoes Submitted, Mayor Bers vetoed the ordinance provid- ing for tho grading of Thirty-fifth avenue from Leavenworth streot to Ellis place, The objections wore that the preliminary ordinance for appointing appraisers to as- soss damages had never been passed. The veto was sustained. Thon the mayor vetoed the contract with John Grant to'pave Park avenue with as- phalt at §.05!4 per square yard, The mayor said that the prico wis excessively high and that it was better to delay the work than to allow such an injustice to bo practiced upon the taxpayors, On roll call Mossrs, Bechol, dish, Chaffeo, Edwards, n, Lowry, McLeario, Munro ana Mr. President voted 1o override the veto, but befors the vote was announced the members cnanged their votes and the voto was sustained, all of the mer- bers standing by (he mayor, Then the fun commencod. Mr. Lowry moved a reconsiaeration of the vote and Mr. Chaffeo got Lo the front with an able second to the motion. Mr. Klsasser raised the point that a voto on a veto could not bs reconsidered. The president held with Mr. iSlsasser, but tho council did not. Mr. Chaffee, just to test tho sentiment of tho council aled and tho ruling of the president was knocked out by a vote of 12 to 4. Mr. Lowry then moved that the rules So suspended and the vote whereby the veto was sustained bo recousidered. 1'bhis went through by a vote of 13 to 3. Then the question came up again on tho veto of the mayor and that veto was rejected by a voto of 1210 4. There were soveral merabers !who had some doubts about the logality of this action and thoy importuned City Attorney Counell to toll thom just how the matter stood. Things is Mixed, Mr. Connel! stuted that he did not want to antagonize the council, but he thought mat- tors wera in bad shape. Tho coun- cil had instructed the chairman of the Board of Public Works to reaavertise for bids for paving tho street, and ho doubted whether tho contract could be legally ap- roved after that action hud boon takon. In act, he said, the whole thing would bo illegal and void, and any taxpayer could prevent the colloction of tho tax Lo pay for e pav- ng, Mr. Chaffeo wanted that opinion 1n writ- ing. Mr. Connell wrote the opinion ana submitted it to tho council. 1t was ap- proved, only three membors voting “no.” At this point Mr. kdwards movea to re- consider tho vote by which the mayor's veto was rojected. The motion provailed, three members voting in the negative, This resulted in the mayor's veto coming squarely before the council, and again 1t was sustained, Mr. Chaflee alone voting *no.” Right here is whero the council got back at the Board of Public Works. Heretofora it has been the custom to instruct tho entire board to act, but by Mr. Chaffee’s resolution, which was adopted, Major Furay and Cotonel Egbert were ignored because the chairman was instructed to invite bids for paving under the specifications for 1892, but with a five-year guaranty on asphalt and brick and @ one-year guaranty on ull classes of stoue. Routine and C ing. The mayor sent another veto to the coun- cil. It was on the resolution to repair Spaulding street with vitrified brick at the intersections where tho block paviog had washed out. The resolntion failed to state the amount that would be required to make the repairs. ‘Phe veto was rejected by o voto of 14 to 2 In addition to this the mayor vetoed the or- dinance ordering the improvement of street improvement district No. 440, Tho ordi- nance did not state the nature of the im- provement and the veto was sustaned by a unanimous vote. Tho secretary of the park commission served notice upon the council that a doal was pending by which the city mizht come into possession of the Clark tract of land for a park on thesouth side. City Treasurer Bolln asked for a burglar- proof safe in which to keep the valuabies of his oftice. Tho Crane Elovator company was in- structed to havo tho olevators ready for operation as early as Junc 1. If not ready at that time the city attorney is instructed to begin proceedings. Thomus F. Godfrey was appointed and confirmed as assistant boiler inspector, but he will be paid by the insurance companies that asked for his appomntment, Tho ordinance providing for the levying of fines of uot less than ¥ and not more than $200 on gambling houses was read three times and passed, A resolution instructing the heads of de- partments to hire rasidents 1 preference to nouresidents was acopted. The council will hold an adjourned meot- ing at 2 'clock this afternoon, il W J. McDonald, superintendent Lanneau Manufacturing Co., Greenville, S. C., says: %My wife has used Bradycrotine for head- ache, aud it is the only thing that r:lieves her sufferings.” —_—— Put Ch in Your ¥ A great work, “Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago.” 1f there is a feature or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full de- scription of which does not appear in the book, we have yet to hear of it. Price, 25 cents per copy. For sale at 200 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, com- plete and elegant map it contains, = Per- sons ordering copies will please enclose 6 cents extra for postage. by The Last of the Buffalo, A majority of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the terminus of the Benson & Halcy Heights railway. Admission, 25¢; chil- dren under 12 years, 10c, —_— S0UTH OMAE Bruner, Bur- Attempted Assault by a Tramp—Escape of the RufMan, Shortly after the noon hour yesterday an attempt was mado by a tramp to outrage the person of Mrs. Rhoden, tho wife of William R. Rboden, living four miles south of this aty. Mr. Rhoden was in a field at work at the time and his wifo was alone, She visited the barn, and as she emerged therefrom was caught in the arms of tho tramp, who placed his band at her throat and threateningly com- maunded silence. She faiuted and was car- ried into the barn by the villain, He was about to carry out his desigos when the lady’s husband appeared on the scene, hay- ing returned on an errand from the fleld where he was working. He hastily secured a pitchfork, and as the tramp escaped from the door he hurled the pitchfork at him, but without the desired effect, and the villain escaped, The farmer then turned his attention to his wife, whom he with difficulty brought out of the faint and she was nearly paralyzod with fright, and at the present timo is suffer- g from nervous prostration, brought on by the groat scare she oxporienced. Last even- ing Mr. Rhoden was in South Omaha to secure the services of a physician and related the story of the attempted outrage to a Bre representative. He hopes to appretiend the tramp, that justico may be meted out to him. Proposed Clty 1 In oxecutivo session Monday evening the city council considered tho question of ereot- ing anew city haill, The matter was dis- cussed at length and the session lasted until alate hour. Considerable time was taken up in agrocing upon the intevior arrange- ment of the building, The building is to be a frame, two stories in height and in size 40x100 feet. Located on the first floor will be the fire department, police headquurters jail. On_ tno ‘sccond floor will be oficials, the polico court room and chambor, The latier will be com- bined and the room will bo in sizo 20x40 feot. The estimated cost of the building is €5,000. A large vault will be put in. The council by a vote instructed Architeet. Decker prepare the plans and specifications in nccordance with the views of the members as expressed in tho exocutive session. B. H. Howland is o erect the building and the city will enter into a contract with him to rent tho same, and when the amount invested is paid by the city in monthly rentals, the hail Gecomes the property of the wunicipality, In other words, the city will purchaso the hall from Mr. Howland and pay for the same in montb’ installments, Tt is expected to begin work upon tho now. building within two weeks and have it ready for occupancy beforo August 1, to Changes in the Pollce Force. Officer John Van Wie has been appointed night captain to succeed Captain MceMahon, removed. ‘Cho appointment is regarded as a good one. ‘The removal of Captaia McMahon was not unexpected, aud was caused by the chango in the administration. For more than four yvears ho has been a police officer and has always proven himself efficient. Omcer Spoettle is the only remaining po- liceman, who did duty under Mayor Sloane’s administration, the others having been suc- ceeded by Mayor Miller's appointees. Killed His Neighbor's Rooster. 0. B. Moroy, living at Twenty-seventh and M streets, has sworn out a complaint in polico court against Anton Boclebeck, a neighbor, charging him with petit larceny, Moray, ub to yesterday, was the possessor of a valuable gamo rooster, which he prized very highly and valued at . Yesterday Boelebouk killed the roostor and refused to reimourse Mr. Morey, who now proposes to make it warm for that_geatleman, if such a thing is possible in court. Celebrated Its Fourth Anniversary. South Omaha lodge No. 66, Ancient Order of United Workmen, last night cclebrated tho fourth annivorsary of its organization. The hall was filled to overflowing by the members and 1nvited guests cach of whom passed an enjoyable evening. J. G. Tate of Hastings, stato inasterworkman, was present and delivered au eloquent address. A fine literary and musical program was carriod out after which astrawberry subper was spread. The celebration was a decided suc- coss. Notes und Forsonals. Dr. J. . Walter of Persia, In., arrived 1 the city last evening. Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Leo have roturned to their home at Manning, La. W. A. Downs and W. A. Cambbeil of Neola, In., were tho guests yesterday of James Murphy. Mahouey & Nolan have boen awarded the contract for filling the largo hole at Twenty- first and L sireets, The voung daughter of Thomas McGuire, living at Ttirtieth and R stroets, broke hor | lert arm lust evening by a fall, Swift & Co. will erect a large tool house under the Q street viaduct, permission having been granted by the council. John Hartsing, an employe of the stock- yards, was severoly bruised about the body while engaged in loading horses, His right hand was badly smashed. Thursday eveoing the members of the Modern Woodmen of this city will give an ontertninment and sociabie at their rooms over the South Omaha National bank. Tho entertainment and social given last ovening by the members of the Junior Ep- worth league at the First Methodist church was well attended ana a successful event, ‘Tho First Presbyterian church nas ex- tended a call to "Rov. Robert L. Wheelor, urgng him to remain us its pastor at o salary of §1,500 per year. A committee was ap- pointed to present. the action of the meeting to the presbytery. S e B ‘““Late to bed and eariy to rise will shorten the road to your home in the skies.” But early to bed and a “'Little Early Riser,” the vill that makes hife longer and better and wiser. Put Chicago in Your A great work, “Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago.” If thers ture or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full de- scription of which does not appear in the book, we have yet to hear of it. Price, 25 cents per copy. For sale at 200 Herald building, Chicago. Seo the now, complete and elegant map it contains, Persons ordering copies will please en- close 6 cents extra for postage, i T Buliding Permits, The foliowing permits wore 15sued by the superintendent of buildings yesterday: N. A. Kuhn, two-story frame residence, Twenty-fifth und Marey streots John Il Withnell, one. and alt story brick dwelilng, Forty-fifth and Plerce streets. 2,000 8ix minor permits 03! Totul.... 8047 ————— DeWitt's Sarsaparilia cleanses the blood, incresses the appetite and tones up the sys- tem. It has benefittea many people who have suffered from blood disorders, It will help you. ) b Put Chicago in Your Pocket, A great work, “*Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago.” If there is a feature or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full de- scription of which does not appear in the book, we have yet to hear of it. Price, 25 cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, com- pleto and elegant map it contains. 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Cor. 16th anl Douglas Sts. ment“un o8t Do O nhy, sclence Perfect i, follow i Dok The followln since May 106: white'bull dogs, ewfoundland, @ water spanicls, al 1 black span ‘el slon, dkeoper's Notiee, dogs have been Impounded | pi GLEET. ur ! onta % Insanity, misory, y Promuture Old Of Power In elther sex, lmpotency, Len all Female Weaknoss s, or-oxortion A mont 1.6 fo Each wunrant: to refund f not curad corner 16th and Faranm sta., Omaba. JAPANESE Anew aud Complete Treatment, Suppottiorles, Olntment Ia Ca and Pills; blind or Bleeding Itohing, Chronie, Keoent or Hored!- Tuls Hemody has nover been known to tary Plles. fall. §1 per box. 6 for§s; sent by mail. Wh [ i the end stamp for f issned by Kubn & Co., Drugg 16 4B indDouglas sireet WLl send writton Guaranteo (a0l Only by A. Behroter, druggist. sole agent. southast ple. Guaratites 010 Agents, corner 2 Gordon setters, i Irish sett 6 black 18pitz d 5 curs, If not rec o will be destroyed. JOUNBPOERL, Dog Poundkes within four days the dogs 1ess, thin! AMUSKEMENTS, i ?"""i ko Wonderland Week of May 23rd. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. MORAL DRAMA TABLEAUXS BEAUTIFUL GA'T AJAR ALVIN BLIND TRIO. ORSONA, WIREHAIRZD MAN, 77(‘1.«1]7\1:10, He n|ly Fh“\wj, ., | Farnam St, Theaier, *orv 44 il hl:-l!\A I 3 Commeuclog e, DODD OPERA (,0.] 2 LA MASCOTTE| Matlnees Wednesduy and Baturday, Write f 14th « flor from antee s money if lence. GONORRHOEA 1 o cure Without the loss of u om business, STRICTURE. PHILIS--NO treatient ST MANHOOD, and SKIN DISEASL wii remnedl fulness, Lokt Maol ps and 1088 of 1 {on, youtbfu ) 800D 1eAd 00d, N 1 Pot up conveniont Lo carry in vest o1 85, With every 8 orda THE SPECIALIST, - RAgeed i the treatmontof al for ¥ DISEASES, und ull dls 1ities of youth nnd manhood, 17 s “resources and fucilitfe 1y unlimited. The T Ly the press, and e terms by the peopl d honest profess: werful re for tho suc diseases s known to stul trout nedinte reliof. A con nour's tme One of the most ¢ mplote and o j essful troatments for gleet and al'l annoy | es yor known 1o the lical profoss 1o Fosuits are truly wonderful Groatest known ron ent of sfrioturd dilnting. A most rei m dy thout pul arkablc r this terrible cossful, the light ase has evor bee vronger endorsener rn sclonce this dise and every trace of th fron tho blood. VOuse ey Iteliot i ¥ munhood, rdors of youth of ut on , und all dise Vlood, Niver, klaneys un wed "wulccosstilly With (o & for thioss d o or clreulars and question Hst, fre ot Farnans Sts, Gmaha, INTEREST PAID ONDEPOSI T a7 OMAHALOANSTRUSTCO | SAVINGS < BANK ELEDR 16" &NOUGLAS ST CARITAL % 100.000.0 DIRECTORS | ALUWYMAN - EW.NASH SHMILLARD GUY-C.BARTON- LAKE JUBROWN-THOS L. KIMBALL . |