Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-16
PROCLAMATION,
ORDINANCE NO So"

! An ordinance to, provide for the submission 10
the o octors Of the ci y Of Omaha, Of q propo.
sition whether tho city snail issue one hundred
thou and dollars Gloo, ooO In bonds for sewer
purposes.
b.. It ordained by the City Council of the City Of
Omaha.
sRcrIoN !. 1t being c,bs dcred necessary by
the city Council Of the cit OF Omaha that = weIs
partly con,tructed should bs extended and other
sewers constructsd; Therefore that the Mayor OF
the city Of Omaha be, and l. hereby auth rized and
iui tructtd to submit to 'he electors OF the city of
0mahs the following prcp0ei on on the 8 d day
OF April next, 1t being the day OF genera city
eiecti n, Il ing twenty (20) days uublic notice
shereof be-. "a - submission g. hall bonds Of
the city II Omaha be issued by said city In the
sum OF one hundred thou AID do lars (lOO,O tO)
due b twenty (2O) years, and bearing not to ex.
coed six (8) per cent interest from date 4 issue,
interest lay bile semi-annua'ly upon interest cou-
pons to be attached to s.id bonds for tho purpose
OF cxten1iug and maintaining sewers partly con
4 ru ted and constructing ana maint. lining add
ti5nai sew rs as TO lows.
Extension of he north Omaha sewer from 10th
street TO tho Military Bridge on Cunning street,
twcnty-four thousand dollars 1924, 600
Extonsiun of north branch Of the sou'h Omaha
sewer from st, Mays avenue to q point near
Faruam and22d sire I, eighteen thousand dollars
(sls, 600.
Asswer from 10th and Harvey MOTT h 10 Chica.
go street nd "a. IN Chica.o 3 rect to tire river,
ninetee1 thousand five hundred dollar, (sl0, co.
A sewer on 18th street from Cass street north
t. lizard street, seven thous u d dollar- Isl, 000)
Xtcnsion of s'ulh Omaha sewer TO tn river
bottom, sixteen thousand five hundred dollars,
$40, 500
Extension OF old mains and construction Of id.
ditional mains on the waring 8, stem OF sewer
age, fifteen THOUSAND dollars, ($i5, 90
said bonds and proceeds tnenof not to be di-
verified from the pur pose I 4 VIII ch they are issued
and not 10 be sold for less than par. Said pro.
p sition to be subm tied to sid electors entire,
and In the foregoing from The vote thereon shall
DO only, "for Sewer hon1s," and against
ever Bond'."
SKc. 2. This ordinance shall take effe:t and be
force fr m and after its passage.
Passed Feb. 9th, 1888.
Attest: J.L @. JEwETT, City Clerk.
CHAs. KAUFMAN,
President City Council pro TEN.
Approved. harchS 3, 1888.
Mayor of Omaha.
The proportion set out in said ordinance win
be submitted to the elect rs Of said city, the vote
thereon to be only "FoR Sc ER Bonds" or
AGAINST SEWER BONDS"
The poll at said election will be open at eight
o'clock a. m. aod be kept open until 7 o'clock p.
M, OF sad day and no longer and ut the follow
ing places, Ia the respective wards, viz:
first War AT No. 702 South 10th Street.
Second Ward-At Wsllenz' Hotel, Leaven.
worth street, between 18th and l4th streets.
Third Ward-At John 0'ConneA's, southwest
corner Douglas and 18th streets.
Fourth Ward At County Court House, Farm
ham 8 rect, between 18th and 10th
Fifth Ward-Cornfield's Barber Shop, 10th St.,
between Calf rniA and Webster streets.
Sixth Ward-At d. G. Etlers, 202l Cummings
street.
80, IN WITNESS whereof, have hereunto
SEAL. set my hand and caused the seal OF said
'C~' city to be affixed this9th dayof March,
1883. JAMES E. BOYD,
Mayor OF the City OF Omaha
mar i0-2Ot