Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-11
SIXTEEN COUyCIlMEN MEET,
Regular Weekly Session Of the City
Solons.
A WAR OVER THE CITY PRINTING
The Members Go Into . Committee
OF the Whole to Consider the
Bids-Must Advertise
Over Again.
Details of the Meeting.

night. II was long after 3 o'clock when
President Bechel mounted the rostrum and
told the councimen, who were distributed
all over the room in secret concave, to take
their places and proceed to business.
The following communications were re-
ceived from the mayor: Approving or
dinances passed at last meeting; vetoing
special ordinances appropriatlng moneys for
the construction of sidewalks, veto approved;
appointing Frank p. thinner apothecary at
the county building, approved appointing
John Turnbull license inspector, approved;
appointing w. j. Kennedy, +. M Stenberg
and j. H. Lacey appraisers, to determine the
damages, II any, to property owners for grad
ing Thirty first avenue from Farnam street
to Dodge street, approved.
A communication from the city engineer
relative to telephone poles on Leavenworth
street between Sixteenth and Twenty eighth
streets, was referred to the city attorney.
From the board of public wOrks-Baiance
due Hugh Murphy for sewer in sewer dis
trict No "A, $5S.63, to be paid; Barber
Asphalt Paving company, repairing pave
ordered paid; c. l.. Davis, slO4, building
watch house Sixteenth street viaduct, re-
ferred to committee on viaduct and bridges;
communication from G. G. Myers, architect
on city hall, asking that 8, 500 in city bonds
be sent him on account of salary owing him
by the city, referred to committee on public
property and buildings.
From the city MISUNDERSTANDING ordi-
nances requiring special policemen to give
band and security, requiring assistant city
attorney to give bonds, creating board of
health and providing for the issue of S25, 900
bonds OF the city of Omaha; approving &C
tion of council in assigning $i,145 due
Thompson, Delaney & Co. to the United
ssass saton Nat01a, 1rHm bank appovng the sx
Park avenue United Presbyterian church;
an opinion that the city is not liable for ex.
penses incurred at the late general election
when the question Of school bonds was voted
upon; also one that 1t is the duty of the
Omaha Belt railway to reconstruct and keep
in repair the bridge at the crossing of the
belt railway and Park street; favoring the
reduction of taxes on the household furniture
of John H. Clarke for the year 1886 from $500
to $500.
A communication from j. S. Halbert ask
ing damages by reasons of alleged errors and
illegalities in the grading Of Division street
on Twenty-fifth avenue was referred to the
city attorney.
A communication from Stutt & Hammil
asking for an amicable adjustment of claim
held by them against the city was referred to
the city attorney.
The claim Of William Anderson for $125
damages through defective sidewalk was
placed on file.
A Hoppe complained that he fell into an ex-
cavation on DOrcas treet and received
personal injuries to the amount of IS, 900. Re-
Samno, Stovar q se,ar ;,srooto, nv. l., :,
o,a;r, fo, ,,,o.L th.t ha hoid h;,usoitt t Ia M :
nnss 70 do dnrina the month nf nanonohor
Referred.
The following resolution by Mr.. Hascall
was referred to the committee on sewerage:
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tor and ascertain whether he is performing
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IN ,,e.n51Ht;n,, nomsnd nons;do.,,,,o a..,.
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sermons shali pe supnIioteu separately ana OH
pasls OF Ioo Worus Oh nohpaIen type.
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