Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 5, 1901, Page 5

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San Bernardino, and 325 PASIA'AEA Baatbla, New City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St. Union Station, 10th and Marcy St. San Disgo........ Tel. 629, AN RE-NO-MAY POWDER Manufactured by A, Mayar Company, 316 Bee Bldg, L) POwOEE fivety curas 0(;')":"4!»]‘;' excel e porspiralion : paim: Farmpia, and foe " 987 R My A | PRICE 50 CENTS. For Sale by all Druggists and Glove Dealers 2 to 4. Consultation Free from add b cents for postage. When ordering by mail Hrowell’s Anti-Kawf g : NightsL 8 A Spring Poem. I'he snow the beautitul snow, Brings that cougl, that horrible cough, Which down to your lungs may go, Your mortal coil to shate oy, Don't you believe it Only r at the Drug Store, yohd FOR SALE DY MYERS-DILLON. DRUG CO., 16TH AND FARNAM. “The Bee Want Ads Produce Results. Anti-Kawf will fix it THE ORDON LASTS ONE DAY, L (G | Judge of Police Gourt is Suspended by the City Council. BRYCE CRAWFORD TAKES THE BENCH ceedings \ Judge Gord ¢ Instie tuted Amn and | clals under the | questi wer Charges, Police Judge Samuel I. Gordon | but one day of supremacy in the city court. | Charges were filed against him last night by Mayor Moorcs and he was suspended by the council pending trial on these | charges | At 10 o'clock the morning of April 10 Judge Gordon will appear before the coun- cil and stand trial for malfeasance and mis feasance in office. Bryce Crawford was ap- pointed to fill the office of police judge until the council takes action in the Gordon The form against Judge typewritten pages the mayor | cover more than 100 | closely written pages and are much more | omprehensive than those presented in the first trial. Many additional ¢ the judge suspended sentence have been unear nd will be before the counc enjoyed Gordon but the covered charges filed by seventy in which | 1llegally brought | Jurisdiction, | Judge Gordon was originally tried before | Judge Dickinson of the district court and found guilly of misfeasance in office. The decision was reversed in the supreme court | on the ground that the city council of | Omaha, and not the district court, has | Jurisdiction in the case. | This decision restored Judge Gordon to| his seat on the bench. The m: original charges redrafted. Much additional | evidence has been secured since the first | action, and City Attorney Connell embodted this in the papers submitted to the council last night Six members of the council—Karr, Hoye, | Mount, Trostler, Zimman and Hascall were presen the meeting. All voted to suspend Judge Gordon, with the exception of Ziwman. The appointment of Bryce Crawford to act as police judge w ap- proved by all the members present ix members of the council have bheen active in pushing the ch which the Board of REducation brought ageingt Judge Gordon. These members in- vestigated the original charges thoroughty before carrying the case into court. With the matter entirely in the hands of the council there is but little question ae to the outcome of the trial Police Judge Gordon's successor. ford, has been justice of the peace in Omaba since last year. He is 31 years old and has lived in Omaha ffteen years. In 1894 he was admitted to the bar. Since that time he has practiced law Councilmen Hascall, Mount and Zimman the committee appointed to draft resolu- tions on the death of Police Judge William | R. Learn, submitted the following resolu- tions, which were adopted by the council Res od, By the city nefl of Omaha That th announcement of the death of Judge Willlam R. Learn regrot Borrow. A a cltizen of O he' was: respected arid ax a_judiclal ofcer | cognized for Nis ability, [airness ities displaved in hix ¢ carcer {8 endhd g New e, Bryce Craw a sympathy t sed, 03030 0000 BESG 8O South Omaha News SOBG0ITT B0 000600008 S €86 Work on the new sale pavilion at the stock yards bas been begun. Ground was broken Thursday and the construction of tho building will be pushed ns rapidly as the weather permits. When the pavilion is completed this market will have ample tacilities for the sale of pure bred stock The pavilion and barn will occupy a| ground space 140x63 feet and will be on the triangular strip im mediately south of the present barn. The sale ring will be in the east end of the bullding and will have a seating capacity for 600 people. All of the seats will be of the opera chair pattern and will be ar- ranged in a semi-circle and in tiers, glving all present a splendid view of the sale ring peaking of the new building yesterday, jeneral Manager Kenyon said that last year with splendid facilities Chicago held four- teen sales of pure, bred stock, while South Omaha, with practically no facilities, held ten successful sales. In this new structurc the good features of the sale pavilions at Chicago and Kansas City will be combined A number of modern fmprovements will be added, making the pavilion here one of the best in the country In design the building will be attractive and modern in every respect. No expensc will be spared to provide for the wants of live stock owners who desire to have sales here. Colonel F. M. Woods, veteran live stock auctioncer, has long held that-with its cen tral location and admirable railroad facili- tles South Omaha was lacking only in a ¢ilion tection of this pavilion will, it is thought, make this market the leading point for sales of pure bred stock. It is expectod | the pavilion will be completed May 4 Next week sales will be as follows at the | yards here Tuesday, April 9-F. A stor Clty,’ Ta, shorthor rdnesday, April 10 A shorthorns Thursday, April 11 orthorns ay, April 12-C u., shorthorns, Bdwards, Web- Lind, Rolfe Korns & Lee, Victor . Bigler & Son, Vie- City Hall Bow N On account of the crowded condition of the city hall the suggestion has been made that as soon as matters can shape them selves the city issue bonds for the pur chase of a site and the erection of a clity hall building. At the same time bonds for the purchase of a site for the proposed library could be voted. It is thought $40 000 will he enough for Hoth. A city hall enough for all purposes could, it i ted, be constructed for $25,000, leav ing the balance for the sites. In the present city building the officials are crowded and there is no place for a tax commissioner The city Is paying rent for the building it now occupies at the rate of $1,800 a year and this will go a long way toward paying the interest on the bonds. While the city hos a lease on its present quarters it |s thought suitable arrangements can be made for w transfer. The vacant property at Twenty-fifth and M streets has been sug gested as a suitable site for a city hall building S Repair Paving. The pavement on Twenty-fourth street Is in bad shape and it is thought the council will take steps to have it repaired. Last summer the work was done by the city, when the holes were filled with broken stone and cement. The same plan may be pur- #ued this year, as it is considered that the repairs made proved satisfactory. The cost last year was about $1,600, while the as phalt company wanted something over $2,.- 000 (o place the street in first-class condi tion Dendlock Continues, The deadlock in the city council continues. At the adfourned meeting Thursday night therc was no quorum. Mayor Kelly, Pres ident Adkins, Fitle and Miller failed 1o show OMAHA DAILY BE | ent offic mpeachment charges brought | ¥ T'RIDAY, up. Those who respond call ad journed untH Friday, but it is understoo there will no rum until Monday when the ent election is to be trouble seems to be abou of the The chances the ordinance will not be in troduced until after Monday night ordinances have been prepared, cach differ fog in ward and precinc vote canvassed the division wards lines. Serving Wit The filing with the ¢ nance naming the s new Pay Tk arles of the arter has v officials are draw- otend tha of the ordi city off raised the whe! ing pay the charter went in fons were maximum vided for I its pre to be complied once alaries 10 be in the ch with a aid had been pro ter, but the exact amount of compensation is 1o be fixed by or- | divance this ordin; As the council has not acted on nce it is contended that the pres Is are serving without pay maximum salaries are provided for harter $1,500 th Mayor Cjty treasur ity engin B 200} chief of fire departr men, $840; firemen, $840 One of the first dutios be t the ordinance hief of 200; police of the council will s fixing | 1s thought in most cases the maximum sal arles will be paid. ' Il A ball will be given in the diniog room of the Exchange building Monday night to raise funds for the labor temple. Over tickets have been sold and the building committee is pushing the sale James Murphy will monles and Frank Clark prompter are the committecs Receptlon—Philip M Evoy well, A, C. Berry, James Hart, James Lawler, A Vail, Ira Davig, J. C. Trin Daniel be master of cerc- P, C. Thoma D ba Ar oLy, Loy 1o . C. L. Dutch, J. W." Howard om—Fred Parks, James Salmo tin, Harry Lowery, John Ibel re Nelson, N Door Capenharve Al committees, in ng the committee, wil meet in Labor hall, Packe: National bank building, Sunday afterno Nevins, A. N. Davis, Ed Frank Slabaugh Dr. Frank W, Slal gh retur day from California, where he passed a month, most of the time at Los Angeles From there he made a number of trips to Santa Catalina island for the purpose of trying the tuna fAshing. The doctor didn't succeed in landing a tuna, but he is loaded with anecdotes of this kind of sport He said that one of the guests at the island was towed eight miles 10 sea by a wmonster tuna At the end of this long run the funa was tired out and was then gatfed without trouble, On his return trip the doctor came over the southern route and spent a day or two in Old Mexico. The doctor is an en- thusiastic amateur photographer and se- cured many interesting views d yester- Tee es Higher, A prominent dealer in ice said last even- ing the chances are ice will be 10 cents a hundred higher this summer than last. This increase in price is caused by the light ciop harvested in the viefnity of Omaha understood that for domestic use a large quantity of ice is to be shipped from Minne- sota. WMagie City i, Henry Mies has returned from a western trip. Miss Giblin, streets, is i1l red her, son drugglst, is sick Another ¢ pany arrived yesterd, Miss Lilian Mars her eastern trip t A on ha Twenty-seventh and H of C. A. Melcher, is to return ening been born to Mr, Eighteenth Scott of Sloux South Omaha frie from nk v y with n Mr. and Mrs ninth and V' strec a son. Dan Hannon is grading for a sidewalk for Ryan's coal yard at Forty-second and Q sireets, Chief Etter moved into and H streets Clover Leaf t April 11 the meeting ¢ r Mght having pold Marvius, Thirty , announce the birth of department hi Twenty-first Rasmusson hig home s, with grip fMice foree 8 from grip. that he mond 1 The qu 1 his position at th < unfounded ing of the Board of ristian church Cucsday. The sess! last all day and lunch will be Wheels! Wheels! Wheels! how they go! Ride a Bee whee! and be in the swim. BODY ARRIVES AT MIAMI Marvh Espected Sunday Remains A telegram was recelved yesterday from Miami, Fla, by Mrs. W. W. Marsh, that the body of husband, Captain Marsh arrived at that port yesterday and was taken at once to Jacksonville. The tele- gram was sent by Allen Marsh, who was with his father in Nassau, Bahama islands at his death. He said further in the telegram that he expected to arrive in Chicago turday afternoon at 6 aud would probably r Omaha Sunday morning. No definite ar rangements have been made for Captain Marsh's funeral. Services will be at the Marsh home, 804 Pine street, either Mondey or Tuesd: afternoon. Always Tired Of course you are. Tired when you go to bed, tired when you get up, tired all the time. Your doctor calls it nerve exhaustion, general debility. He recommends a nerve- lifter, a general tonic. Ask him what he thinks of Avyer's Sarsaparilla for this. We are willing to leave the question with him, He knows all about our Sarsaparilla and what it will do. For half-sick and half-well people there isn’t a medicine its equal in the whole world. 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