Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 16, 1892, Page 5

| THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUHSDAY, KILLED BY HIS SON'S CRIME | CGrief Causes the Dexth of the Father of Montgomery's Slayer. SEQUEL OF THE LINCOLN TRAGEDY. Terrible Blow to the Imprisoned Man— Cried Like a € When Informed of the Indirect Result His Dee Lixcory, Neb,, Aug. 15, —[Special to Tnre Ber.|—W. H, Irvine, who ou the 26th of last May shotand killed Banker Montgomery 1n the dining room of the Hotel Lincoln, ro- colved a telegram last night from Mation, Ind., conveving tho intelligence that his father was dead. Mr. Irvine, sr., was taken suddenly i1l on receipt of the news from Lin- coln concerning the terrible tragedy Iin which his son was a contral figure and although he apparently recovered has bpen in doclining health, The intolligoncs was a terrible blow to the sou and for over an hour he cried like a child, the fact that he could not be presont to pay tis last tribute adding poignancy to his grief. Although the prisoner’s general health since confinemont has boen fair, he has gradually wasted physically and 1s far from being the man he was before the killing, his face eepecially showing the effects of tho terriblo mental strain he has undergone. His trial is set for soven weoks from today. Heard In the Courtroom Judee Cooloy was in town today, and un- burdened bimself of a vory voluminous an- swer in a case in county court where his fathor, G, S, Cooley,bud brought suit against his sister, Marion (. Keefer, claiming thav she had entored into & conspiracy with her Jhusband to defraud him of some land in Cass ‘county. A specific denial of each charge is made, and rs. Keefer shows by an ab- solule deed from the grantor, Payno, that the property was not sold her in trust for her father, as ho alleged. The judge casu- ally informed the court that snotber son Was trying 1o defraud the old gentleman out of his property, and trying to shove the tlume off onto his sister, The heirs of A. L. Caldwell, who was killed while acting as a_motorman at Fifth and Hill sireots, by a Union Pacific engine, recently filed suit against the Union Pacific for ,00) damages. ‘The company answered today alieging that the responsibility for the vident rests upon the strect railway com- as they had never obtained authority defondant’s hime of railway, and were in fact trespassers, E. Stewart asks £10,000 damages from Thomas P, and A. K. Kounard, which amount he claims to have sustained by rea- 8ou of defendants bringing a suit in violation of a» agreement, thereby ruining his mer- cantile reputation, From the Police Court, I, H. Wilson, agod 48, until recontly clork £t the Tremont hotel, but who on Monday last rifled the money drawer of $25, was arrested last night. "He had been on a tear, and whon he came to himself was peacefully lyiug in his room at tho hotel. He will be tried tomorrow. A. Brigas nearly pummeled tho life out of . 1. Wells becauso Mr. Wells said Mr. Briggs was not o man who should bo en- trusted with the freedom of the city without a guaraian. Mrs. Ragaglia Ghio was also up for slapping Mrs. John Currio, & neigh- bor, because the latter insinuated that her boy was not eligible to play with tho Currie children, James Black, Devine Eden, Ed Farrell and Witlium Atkins wero chargod with occupy- ing the same appartments without being equipped with marriage licenses. They will run through the mill this ovening. The four poker players arrostod in the Merriman block will also have a hearing this evening. Ling n in Brief. Ada A. Wilson, wife of a steamfitter living at 2148 South Firteenth street, died at the hospital toduy. On June 30 last Mrs. Wil- son was badly burned by an explosion of 8 gasoline stove while she was filling the tanlk, and the injuries resultea in her aeath. Manager Upham of the Lincoln street rail- way company returned today from Des Moines, aud announces that ho has secured a ten aays contract with the management of Pain’s spectacle, “The Fall of Pompeii.” The exhibition will be given at the old ball ark on M streot, and begins three days be- fore the state falr, I'he cornerstone of St. Mark’s Lutheran ehurch was laid yesterday afternoon with appropriate ceremonios. The new building will be an elegant edifice. Mrs. Mary H. Day was sunstruck at her home south’ of the city yesterday afternoon, but will recover, X Fitzgerald & O'Snhee have been awarded the contract for grading the new Rock Island road through the city, and will begin op- erations with a large force of men Wednes- any. Mrs. Emma Wallace, living at 1821 K streot, is mourning the loss of $30, a gold watch and some trinkets, Some wecks ago Mrs. Wallace formed the acquaintance of & traveling journevman tailor named Small, and after a week's acquaintance told him she would be his in respouse to the usual ques- tion. Theyarrangod to go to Omaha to get married, and arriving there Small, who had previously gained possession of the money, ‘wateh, ete,, left ber ina hotel until he could gou the liconse. Henever returned and Mrs, ‘Wallace announces her disbelief in his inten- tion to do so. J. H. Mockett has purchased the Hall Rangoe and Stove works, That well known Lincoln fnstitution wiil resume operations at once. The Hall Bros., who have managed the works heratofore, will remain 1n the retail business in Lineoln, ASSAUL A WOMAN, Mre, Spaulding of L Assuylted by an Unknown Man, Grerxwoon, Nob., Aug. 15.—[Special to Tur Bk )—An unknown man eutered the residence of Charles Culley last night and sevoroly injured his daughter, Mrs. Spauld- ing of Lancoln, who is visiting here, Ths lady was awakened by somo one walking #oftly around her bed. Supposing 1t to be her mothor she asked what was the matter. The next moment tho man sprang on tho bed and struck hera beavy vlow on the head with aclub. The screams of the daughter awoko the motber, who rushed into the room. The intruder im- medistely grabbed Mrs. Culley and draggea her into the yard, whero he dropped the woman and escaped in tho darkness. Noth- ing was missing fron the residence ana vo mwotive for the assauit can be concelved. BEATRICE NEWS NOTES, Youthful Burglars & Ciaght at 1 Brarkics, Neb., Aug. 15.—[Special Tele- gram to Toe Bek, |-~A number of incorrigi ble youngsters vangivg from 10 to 16 yoars ot 8ge are 10 serious trouble for breaking into a house Saturduy. The boys were arrested osterday aud gave bail for thoir appearance Priday next before Judge Collison. The Sixth United States cavalry has just estuolishied a rogimental recruiting depot in #his city. The recruitivg party is in charge of Lieutenant L. M. Keeler. K. H. Pollock 18 mourning the loss of a horse stolen from the Chuutauqua grounds yesterday while he was attending the sum- mer bible school. ‘Ii0 summer vible school will close its very succossful tou days encampment on the Chautauqua grounds in this city tomorrow. Two Horsethioy Keauxey, Neb, Aug. 15.—[Special Tele- grow to Tup Bew,|—I'his srternoon Sherift Nutter brought back T. A, Dunn uud Josse Willlums from Colorado Springs, They are wanted for steuling u couplo of horses from 8. A, Bawple, July 24, They waived exawmi- nation before Judie Cornell und were bound over in the sum of $1,000 cuch, Iu wefsult of bail they weut to juil. It Relped the Kepublicans. STroMsBURG, Nob., Aug. 15 —(Spscial to « Tur Ber |—M. V. Roark, an independent from Oregon, spoke in the park Saturday afternoon and was listened Lo for over two bours by a fow furmers. It was couceded Trouble—Thoy Were helr W ork. “Cuptured, by all rapublicans that it was the worst speech from an indepondent standpoint ever heard in Poli sounty. After the spoech fifteen mon, some of them former independonts, joined the repub- lican club, making now 106 members of the club. Polk county has lone boon u hotbed of the independents, but sbould a vote be taken today it would fall off 15 per cent. FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED, Mysterlous Death of n Nebraska Farmer Being Investigated. Asitraxp, Neb, Aug. 15.—[Special Tele- gram to Tne Bes.)—About five or six weeks ago the people north of here were surprised by the sudden death of Dan Adsit, & farmer. He came home badly intoxicated, having a keg of liquor with him After drinking some more he suddenly went in- 1o convulsions and died n an bour. A doctor of this city was summoned aud pronounced tho death as a case of heary disease, but it seeins that foul play is sus- pected, and today the body was exhumed and the stomach sent to Chicago for analysis, Dan's wife for some timo past, it is re- ported, has been very friendiy with Jerome Aasit of Yutan, anda especially since the doath of hrer husband. It was upon com- plaint entered by Jeron,e's wife that an in- quest was held toduy at the residence of Ad- dison Carr, six miles north of here, at which Dan’s wife swore that their hired wmwan drank from the same keg. Much conflicting testimony was given, and the case promises to be an inter- esting one, vspecially it any developments arise from the analysis of the stomach, ire nt Kearnoy, Kearxey, Nob, Aug. 15.—|Special Tole- gram to Tie Bek.|—The Wood River flour- ing mill, located five miles north of Kearney, owned and operatod by S, Bearss, was_dis- troyed by fire vesterday afternoon. Loss about §3,000. No insurance. The fire is sup- posod to havo boen caused by overhoated grain, Doncnesten, Neb., Aug. Tue Bek.|—Iire broke out about 1 o'clock in H. I, Decker's opera house and rapidly sproaa to tho adjoning build- Ings, consuming in its track the town hall and jail, C. C. Tylor’s lumbor yard and John Panter's real estato and loan office, Losses wre as follows: Opera house, $,000; insur- ance, §1,200; town hail ana_ jail, §300, no in- surance: Tylor's lumber yard, $5,000, insur- ance, #i000; Panter's “real ostats oflice, £2,800, insurance, $1,506. The origin of tho fire is unknow —[Special_to bis morning O1d Settiers to Meet, FrEMONT, Neb., Aag. 15.—(Special 1o THE | first meeting of tha recimont will be held at of | Bee.|—The Old Settlers’ association Dodge county have just fixed the date and place for holding the next annual picnic. It will be held on the Chautauqua grounds at this place Saturday, September 10. The old soldiers of Dodge county have also called o meeting for the same date ana place for the purpose of organizing & county veterans' as- sociation. Houn, Lorenzo Crounse, an ola set- tler of the state, an old soidier and an old neigbor to Dodge county, has been Invited 10 be present on that occasion and deliver an address, A reply was received from Mr, Crounse toduy stating that he will be pres- ent, this being the first date fixed for his up- pearance in tho state. The meeting is ex- pected to be very largely attended. Two A tuily Shot. GrAxD Tstaxn, Neb, Aug. 15.—(Special Telegram to Tur Brk.]-Whilo ata pienic yesteraay John Cornelius accidentally shot himself, almost blowing off the left arm votwveen the elbow and shoulder. The place whero tho accident occurred was in the country, and it was two hours before a surgeon could arrive, and the wound bled so profusely that the doctors say he cannot live. Henry Rathmaon, soo of John Rathmann of Abbott, this county, was accidentally shot in the foot yesterday by a boy named Spiess, while hunting. The injured boy was brought 0 St. Francis’ hospital in this city and the foot amputated. Clay County Politi CLAY CeNTER, Neb., Aug. 15.—[Special to Tuk Bee.|—Tho prohibition county conven- tion was held hera Saturday with small at- tendance. Smith and Rev. A. M. Perry wero nominated for representatives and a full delegation appointed to attend their state convention. The independent senatorial convention was held Saturday st Stockham on the line be- tween Clay aud Hamilton counties. Mr. L. L. Johnson of Clay county was placed in nomination, The Clay Center Republican club hold a very successful meeting last evening, Hon. S. W. Christy of Edgar being the speaker. Lexington’s Republican Club, Lexixatoy, Neb., Aug. 15.—[Speclal to Tk Ber]—The ropublicaus of Lexington have organized a club with R, Pierce as president. One hundred and fifty namos were enrolled. A recont similar effort by thoe Independents resulted in fourtaen names. A uniformed republican marching club of 100 young men will be organized this weel. BEATRICE, Nob., Aug. 15,—(Special Tele- gram to I'nk: Bee.]—The Beatrice ropublican club held a largely attended and enthusiastio meeting tomght. The club, about 100 strong, made an effective parade on the sireets with their uniforms and torch umbrellas. Narrowly FreyosT, Neo., Aug. 15.—[Special to Tne Bre]—J, W. Pemberton, foreman of the bridge gan« on the Fremont, Elkhorn & Mis- souri Valloey road, came near meeting his death this morning, and that he did not ao 80 is almost a miracle. He attempted to board & moving freight train on the Hastings line and was thrown between the cars. He fell upon the track and was dragged for a long distance by the brake beam. He was finally thrown outside the rails, clear of the track. He had his clotbes nearly torn from b1s body and received some severe ibjuries, wnough he will recover. Lostitute, Hovovrear, Nob,, Aug. 15.—|Special Tele- gram to Tug Bre.—The Phelps county teachers institute opeaed here this morning. ‘The prospects for an interesting sossion aro very flattering, there being about seventy teachers enrolled and more ave expectod tomorrow. The county superintendent, W, A. Garrett, has secured able assistants in the persons of trof. W. R. Hart and wile of this place, Prof. F. S. Hurroun of Orleans and Prof. A. C. Hart of I'ranklio, Killed with s Self-Binder Needle, Keanyey, Neb,, Aug. 15.—[Special Tele- gram to Tur Bek ) -Saturday afternoon Herman Warz of Loup township was fatally injured by belng caught with the needle of a self-binder, The machine became clogged and Warz went in front of it to clean it out. The horses gave @ sudden start anda the noedlo came over, striking hin betweon the shoulders and golng clear through his body, He leaves a wife and young child. ? Put w Bullet in His Brain, Pexper, Neb, Aug. 15—[Special Tols. gram to Tug Bek.|—Heary Hanson, a Ger- man 22 yoars old, committed suicide this worning at bis home two miles wost of this piace. He was found iv a shed with a bullet hole in the center of his foroboad. Ho has been sick for soveral years and had boen in Oregon for sowo time for his health, only re- turning lust week, Runuway ys Captured, Guaxn Isuaxp, Neb,, Aug. 15.—[Spectal to Tuk Bek. | —Remick Cameron and Cuarles Ritebell, two ruvaway boys from Omaha, were captured here yestorday., Ritchell's futher has already called Lo take his wander- ing son home and Mr. Cameron, sr., 1s ex- pected on a like mission tomorrow, | 1 | CLANS OF THE ALLIANGE | One Way in Which Fields May bo Elected, HOW THEY ESTIMATE THE SITUATION the House the If the Question and Clovelana Senate Cannot Co Mr. Reid, Goes to 1s Selected sider 518 FourterNTIH STREET, Wasiixaros, D. C., Aug. Following out their policy of oclaiming evérything in sight, the membses of the farmers alliance and people’s party are now figuriog on elocting the vico president this fall. “I feel,” said Mr. McCunoe to a reporter today, “that Field’s election is practically assured. He is bound to be elected if the election of the presiuent is thrown into the house, which is very likely to happen. The housa would, of course, elect Mr. Clevelana to tho presidency. Then the senate would nave to seloct the vice president from the three candidates who had received the highest number of votes at the volls, Tho constitution prohibits the presi- dont ana vice president both coming frowm the samo state, and the house having chosen Mr. Cleveland first, Mr. Keid would be ren- dered ineligible. The senate would there- fore be compelied to choose between Mr., Stevenson and Mr, Field, aud there is litile room for doubt thut they would select the iatter.” Features of the Natlonal Encampment. Arrangoments are being mado for a number of regimental reunions during the encamp- ment of the Grand Army next month. The Ninoteenth Ouio intantry, commanded dur- ing nearly all its eventfui career by General Charles I. Manderson, wus raised mainly in the counties of Stark, Columbiana, Trumbuil and Mahouing, in the state of Onio. It held its last regimental reunion at Detroit, Mich., and proposes to hold a reunion during the encampment of the Grand Army of the Re- public at Washington 1n September. Tho Wasminaroxy Bereaw or Tue an.% 20 at 10 olock the moraing of Septombor 20 at the residence of General Manderson, Seventeenth street, corner of N street. His nouse will bo_open to the survivors of his regiment, snd in the open space to the rear of the residence of Mrs. Sheridan and his own he will erectalarge tent for the meetings of the commard, Miscellanoous, Captain Meridith of the burecau of en- graving and printing will lay before Secre- tary Foster on his return to Washinzton a proposition to engrave a new design for ono of the treasury notes of small denomnation and to put on it a portrait of Columbus, in lonor of the centennial, The buresu is now engaged busily getting out the plate for the #50 note which bas never been issued. The new note will have a portrait of General Snerman in vignette. R. H. Scott, Kansas City, at Rig T. Oxnard, Nebrasku, at Arlingtos Supervising Architect of the Treasury Ed Brooke goes to Chicago tomorrow, thence to Omaha to look over the new government building and see what progress has been made. The supervising architect’s office is having much trouble with the eight-hour law. T'ne attorney general is away on & vaoation and the solicitor gencral on a pleasure trip, und there is no one at the department of justico to interpret the luw. Contractors are coming 1o the archiiect’s office in numbers to know if they are amenable to the law, ana he is unable to tell them. P.S. H. Wostern P WasniNetoy, D, C,, Aug. 15.—|Special Telegram to Tug Brk.|]—Tho following list of ponsions granted is reported by Tur Ber and Examiner Isureau of Claims: Nobraska: Original—William C. Muy, John Sherritl, William Green, Oregon H. Phillips, William 1. Henderson, Nathan B. Hamilton, Martin D. Kcliogg, William D. Lyle, ‘Thomas Boot, Simpson Butcher, George McElrath, Frank Johnson, No.1,Lewis Hunt, David Barry, John A. Killsa, Charlos O. Bradford, Jobn N, Arnold. Additional— Sanford G. Coglizer. Towa: Original—Charles H. Johnson, Jo- soph Peach, Benjamin Heath, James M. Woethorbeo, Nicholas Wydes, Honry Wilson, Cnarles Green, Thomas C. Harris, Anderson M. Kaufman, John Kling, Willism A. Nor- rs, Abram C. Puterbaugh, David Nichol, Newton J. Carey, Horace W. Fisher, Jacob A. White, George W. Burkhead, Lawrence Machart.' Wiliiam Billings. Additionsl - Richard S. Stephenson. Wyoming: Original — Clarles Haumer. Original widow—Mary E. Hoisington. South Dakota: Originul—Lafayette F. Means, Robert Cooper. e L L Sl Ashland’s Bold Burglars. Asuraxp, Neb., Aug. 15.—[Special Tele- gram to Tie Bre.|—A rather bold burglary was perpetrated in this city this afternoon. ‘T'he residenco of Mrs. Woodbury, on Vine and Sixth streets, was entered and u gold watch and chain, some gold necklaces, rings and other valuables stolen to the amount of $250. Mrs. Woodbary had left the house to call at ner mother's, about & biock away. She had locked thoe screens and left the {ront door opeu. A younz man was seen to go 1o the house and rap at tho door and afterwaras go away. He was a rather suspicious-look- ing fellow, though well dressea. He will bo looked for by the authorities. Entrance was effected by cutting the soreen and unhooking the hook on the wside by which it was fus- tened. Henry s1ons, Benuett's New Enterprise, BeNyerT, Nob., Aug. 15.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bre.|—The Altamaha Milling company was incorporated here today with a capital stock of §20,000 fully paid up. Toe incorporators are: J. . Vaoderlip, W. B, Millard, D, P Harris,Samuel Palton, Honry Doardoff, John Forest, Charles A. Pierce, J, G. Hall, ¥, M. Hagaman, John L. Wheeler aud F. A, Grover. The following board of directors was elected to serve until January 1,1803: Samuel Tatton, J. £, Vanderlip and Charles A. Pierce. The mill is already in operation and will bo a leading enterprise in this section of the state, ———— General Van Wyck at Greoloy Conter, GreeLey Cexter, Nab., Aug, 15,—(Special Telegram to Tuz Bee|—Loday wus Van Wyck day in Greeley. He was thoroughly advertised and on his arrival was met at the depot by a crowd_of only two independents, He dined at the Pennsylvania house and was escorted Lo the graud stand by the band, two people’s party disciples, wno rode in the carriage with hiw, aud ono other vehicle, The crowd numbered possibly several hun- dred. The gencral's tales wero intersporsed with & fow thrusts that were catchy, and especially aimed for the people to whom he was talking, howeve! Sl Gould's Health Not Improved, Keanxey, Neb,, Aug. 15,—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee.|—A large crowd of citi- zous met at the depot about 4 o'clock this afternoon to cateh a glimpse of Jay Gould aud party on their return east. The wizara is not looking s though his trip had im- proved bis health very much, He was a companied by s son, George Gould, his poysician, Dr. Munn, President S. H. H, Clark nad several othier railroad mugnates, Highest of all in Leavening Power.——Latest U. S. Gov’t Report. R> ZQ@!, P?’!vmgier ng ABSOLUTELY AUGUST 16, 1892, Cures Others Willcure Yon, is a:true statement of the action of AYER'S Sarsaparilla, when taken for disenses originating in impure blood ; but, whilethis assertion is true of AYER'S Sarsapagilla, as thousands can attest, it cannot be truthfally applied to other preparations, which incipled dealors will recommend, and try to ime pose upon you,_as. “just as good as Ayer's.” Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s only, if you need a blood-purifier and would be benefited permanently. This medicine, for nearly fifty yoars, has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record for cures, that has never been equaled by other preparations. AYER'S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of he- reditary scrofula and other blood dise eases from the system, and it has, deser- vedly, the confidence of the people. AYER'S Sarsaparilla “I cannot forbear to expross my joy at the relief T have obtained from the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. T was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this, my body was covered with pimply eruptions. The remedies prescriboed failed to help me. I then began to tako AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, the pains ceased and the pimples disappeared. T advise every young man or woman, in ase of sickness result- ing from impure blood, no matter how long standing the caso may be, to take AYER'SSarsaparilla,”’—H. L. Jarmann, 83 William st., New York City. Will Gure You Propared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. KIRK'S HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING. For Farmers, Minors and Mechanics. A PERFECT SDAP FOR ALKALI WATER, . Cures Chiafing, CHappéd Hands, Wounds, Burns, /Etc. A Delightful Shampoo. 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Why suffer trom thls torrible dlsoase When & willien guarantos ls 00sitively given with 6 6oxos o refund the monoy Lf notcured Sond stamp 10F froe Sample. Guaranteo iv8uod by Kuhn & Co., Dragglats, S0lo Agents, corner 106l and Douglas strootd. OmatiaaNeb. ORDINANCE NO. 8211, An ordinance looating cortaln additional water hydrants in the eity of Omaha Be It orauined by the oty oouncil of the ety of Omnauha. Section 1. That the Amorioan Water Works Compuny beund e same s Lorby ordored "’3 oo additional water hydrants In theelty of Omuhy, us follows: One at the corner of 18th and Martha streots. One at the corner of 18th and Dorcas streets. Oae at the cornor of 19Lh and Murtha sireets. One at the corner of 10th and Doreas streets. Soction 2. That this ordinance shall take effoct and be in foreo from and uftor its pa Passed August 0th, 1502, JOHN GROVES, (HlEUIHI"L 0. L CHAFFEE, Acting President Clty Counoll, Approved August Lith, 152, GEO. P BEMIS, Mayor. Never Aga 11, In the history of the clothing business will you be able to secure such sincere bargains as you can obtain at the Closing Out of Hellman’s Stock. Every Suit in this stock goes at Just Half the Admin- istrator's Price. 8 6.00 is what the administrator go for a nice suit, $ 7.50 is what the administrator got for a nice suit, $ 9.50 is what the administrator got for a nice suit,: $10.00 is what the administrator got for a nice suit, $11.00 is what the administrator got for a nice suit, $12.00 $12.50 $14.00 $15 00 $16.50 $18.00 $20.00 is what the administrator got for is what the administrator got for is what the administrator got for is what the administrator got for a nice suit: is what the administrator got for a nice suit; is what the adminstrator got for a nice suit is what the administrator got for a nice suit: a nice suit: a nice suit: a nice suit: $22,.50 is what the administrator got for a nice suit We get only § 3.00 We get only § 3.75 We getonly @ 4.75 :We get only § 5.00 We get only $ 5.50 $ 6.00 $ 6.25 $ 7.00 $ 7.50 $ 8.25 ‘We $ 9.00 We get only $10.00 We get only $11.25 ‘We get only :We get only We get only :We ‘We get only get only get only [Hellman’s price was lots more than twice as much as we get for them. The sale lasts only a few weeks yet. Columbia Clothing Co., Corner 13th and Farnam. Successors to M. Hellman & Co. ORDINANCE NO. 3200. An ordinance to amend soction twenty-five (3] ot chrter forty-two 2] of the rovised ordinances of the ecity of Omaha, entitled “Misdem Bo It ordal { Omithi anors.” ad by the oity council of the city of £ or drop on any sidewalk o Omaha, the rind or pee a, apple or other frul ing the ubove provisions e guilty of u misdemeanor g vietion thereof, be fined not to excees lursfor cach of 2 Eitch and overy vi i and bananas shill keep posted in a conspicu- ous plice on his frult stand, Y a which shall bear the inscription i large ters the following in substance: “For th ini vhe rind or peel of bananas or other fruit on sidewalks, #10 fine” which shall raoted at the foot thercof, tho name of the chief of police. Any_retail vendor of oranzes and bananns who refuses or neglect to com- ply with sald provisions ot thissection, shull Bo'zuiity of a_misdemeanor, and on convic- tlon thereof. shall b Liable to a fine of 810 for cuch offense; provided such vendor shall huve boen suvpifod with sald curd by the chief of olice or any polics n. PG8s Noroby made the duty of the chiof of police, euch yoar. to provide such vendors With such printed cards at the exponse of the city. which shall be pald as an expense of his offico and he shall sce tuat tho suid roquiro- nents are enforced. Ml dimensions of sald cards shall not be 10ss than inches. Section 7. That said section twenty-five Vo nd the same 18 hereby repealed: o August nd, 1802 s LagodAlnugy JOIN GROVES, City Clerk. . P. DAVIZ, President City Council A v gust Oth, 1502 Approvea August 0th, 1502 © wey pers S sectlon sh nd shall, on e ten dol- ORDINANCE NO. 3199. o f ordinance . 013, scetion 2 nee N , 8C dor inane 6 nnd section 3 of ordinance 3055, nined by the cluy council of the city f Omahi o Section i» 1 fon 4 of ordinance No.3012 t Lo and the same is hereby amended to read as fol of ord No. i 5. jon 4. That the Omahu Streot rallway company, or uny other person, compiny Dorution or association owning any street rail- Way upon or nlong thut part of said streets in sad districts, be and are requirod to its or their own cost, all the space betwe different rails by such person, company, cor- porution or association owned on sild pirt of uid streots in said districts: such paving be- tween suld rails to be done at the same time, und of the sume materlul a acter us tho paving of such streets hereln ordered paved, unless other mutorlal 1s especially ordered by the board of public works. Aud in the evant of t tusal of suld company, person, Curporatio ussociution to pave is oin required, the board of public works is required to hnve such puving done and report the cost and expense thereof to be lovied sossed inst the property of said berson, corporation or assoclution. at section 2 of ordinance No. is hereby amended 5o us At the Omuha stroot ruilwiy COmpANY, OF A1y OLHEE PErsON, COMpany, cor- poration or associution ownlng iny street rullwity upon or i thast part of sild str in sald district, be its or their own cost, all the space betwe erent rails by suoh person, compiny, rporation or associntion, owned on suld part of suld strect in_swid district, such paving b tw suld rafls to be done at the time nnd of the same mulb 8 the paving of suck puved, unless other ordered by the bourd of public works, ar the event of the refusal of sald compan K00, corp ation or assoclation 10 pi heretn required, the | blio works Is required (o huvo suck and report The cost and expense thoreof Lo be levied and assassed againse NG proporty of suld compaay, person, corporstion o atlon, At section 2 of ordinance No. hereby amended so us Is spec 4071 be and the 1o rend as follows Section 2 That the Omalia Stroet Rallway Company OF uny OLIOF DEFSON. COW DALY, COF- poration or assoclation, ownling nn{ streot railway upon or along that part of suld streot in suld district, be and wre required (o pave At it or thelr own cost all the space between the difforent rulls by such person. company, corporation or assoclation, owned sald wrt of suld stroot in suid distriot, such pav- g botweon suid ralis Lo be done t the same e and of thesame matorial and charnoter s the paving of such street horoin ordered paved, unless other material 18 speolally ordered by the hoard of public works: and in the event of the refusal of sald company, F30u, COFPOPALion oF assoolution Lo Pave ius Borein’ requirod, the board of public works iy Foquirea to huve such paving done and report the cost and expense thercof to be levied and assessed azainst the proporty of sald com- pany, person, corporation or uasoelstion. Feotion 4. That section 4 of ordinance No. 3106 bo and the sume 18 hereby amended 50 us 10_read s follows: Section % Thut the Omaba Rallway Cowpany, OF &Y OLHEF Prson, COmpPANY. Cor= porution or assoglation, owulng auy street bour | railway upon or along that part of said street 1n snid district be and are required to pave ut 18 or their own cost all the space botween the difforent rails by such person, company, cor- poration or association, owned on said pirt of snid district, such paving be- tweon said ralls to be done at_the same time and of the sume material and Acter ns puving of such street horein ordered ved, uniess ofher muterlal is especlally dored by the board of publio works, and in the ovont of the refusal of said company. person. corporation or association to pave as required. the board of public works is ve su ving doae a port to be levied und ty of said cowm- ation. linanco No. 3 to read as follows: Soction . That the Omaha Street Rallway Company or uny other person. company, cor- poration or asiociation owning uny strest raflway upon or along that part of suid streets In snld districts, be and are requirod t 4vo af its or thelr own cost ail the space be: tweon tho different rails by such person, co pany. corporation or assoeintion owned said part of sala streots in said districts ; such paving botween smd ralls to be dono it the sumo time and of the same material and char- acter as the paving of such streets herein ordered puved, unless other matorial is espe fully ordered by the board of public works; and In the event of the refusal of said com= pany, person. corporation or association to DPavo as herein requ red, the board of publio works 15 requirod to have such paving dono and report the cost and expenso thereof to bo leviod und assessed against tho property of suid compuny, person, corvoration or ussocki- n. fon 6. Thatsald section 4 of ordinance . seotion 2 of ordinunce No. i f ordinunce 171, section i of No. 3166, and s n 3 of ordinance No. us heretofore existing, be and take offect s passag at this ording from and aftor GROVES, Uity Clork. AVI t City Councll, . BEMI Mayor. PROPOSED CHA ORDINANCE NO. 188, ordinance declaring the nocessity of the grade of Seward street from st Blroot, and appointing 1 apprafsers to assoss and FIine tho damiges to ProperLy OWners, muy bo cuusold by such chanzo of and ordoring the elty u profile showing sueh chanze. ordained by the elty counoil of the elty of Omal Section L. Thut it 1s proper and nocessary, and it is hereby declured proper and nocos- Siry 1o chunge the grade of Sewurd streot from S0th strest to dist strect, so that said rade elevations will be us follows, the grade fotween the polots elted belme —uniform stralght lines. GE OF GRAD, Elevation of North Curb, 102.0 2005 Elovation of South Curb, East curb of 31st street, as estaplished West curb of stablishod % Section 2 That the city o lereby is, instructed o miako i pr inz such proposed ehange of erade. Soction s, That the mayor. with the ip- proval of the city councll uppoint three disin- tered appraisers’ to aopraise, nssess and do- termine the damage Lo property owners which may be cuusod by suoh chungo of grade, tak- ing Into consideration in making such ap- wont, the spocinl benefits, if any. to property, by Tenson of Buch chi Oth street, as file show- Seotion 4. That this ordinance take offecy and bo In force from uiyd WFLOF 114 pussugo. Passed, August th, 18 i JOHN GROVES, Clty C. L. OHAF adeting Prosident ity Councll, Aproved, August 1ith, 1502, # ¥ GEO. P, BEMIS, Mayor. ORDINANCE NO. 3214, Anordinance chunginz the curb lines of Pop- pleton aveaue from 2n | streot to Gih stret, u the oity of Omuha, and repealing o much of wll ordinances ia sonfllc pWith, Be it ordained by the eity council of the city of Omahu: Soction 1 That the curb lines of Poppleton avenue from 2nd street to 6th street, be und the sime nre hereby chunged 1o o uniform width of 21 foot on each side of the center line of sald stroot, Noction 2 That 5o much of all ordi confliot with the provisions of this o e, and the samo are hereby repealed Foction i Thut this ordinance shall take effoot.and be in force trom und atLor iLs puss- ago Passed August Och, 1802 JOUN GROVES, City Olork O, L. CHAFFEE, 2 b Actlug Prasldeat ity Council pproved August Hith, 1. W GEO. 1, BEMIS. Mayor 100w 10 Inunce, 1 Thoonly lezally graduatol Chinows physiolan Eight yonra' study. Ton years practioal expar'- encewith all Known disesps. 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