Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-30
FOR IMMEDIATE. SLAUGHTER.
Texas Cattle to Be Admitted On
That Understanding.
LINCOLN STREETS oNA HURRAH
The Doctors Adjourn With a Banquet
and Speech-Making 49, Several
Newly Organized Compa-
mics File Their Articles.
LrScoLN BUREAU OF THE OMAHA BEE,
1929 u STREET,

LINCOLN. June 90
The board Of live stock sanitary commits
sioners have been considering for some time
past the advisabilitv Of removing the restric-
tons on the importation of Texas cattle so
far as they affected the class brought into
the state for immediate slaughter. The
board received a letter recently from Mr..
Boyd. manager Of the Union stock yards,
South Omaha, asking that this be done, as
Yansas City and other points obtained
4 cided advantage over South Omaha be-
fause these cattle are admitted to their yards
for slaughter. This morning the board
passed the following resolution. in accord
dance with which the governor viii issue a
proclamation at once
N1Resolved, That the governor be and hereby
,s respectfully requested to issue a new pro
clamatioYf, permitting the importation of beef
cattle from the state of Texas and Indian
TERRITORY destined for immediate slaughter in
this state, under Such rules and regulations
as shall be y prescribed by the
board OF live STOCK commissioners.
RETURN OF ruR MEDIcs.
The State Medical association that has
been in session the past three days is now
thing of the past, and the doStors from over
the state were making their way homewards
ON the trains to-day. The gathering had
been very successful one, and not the least
of the events was the closing banquet, held
ut Opelt's hotel last evening. Mr.. OpeE is
too well known over the state to require the
statement tnat the banquet board groaned,
with the best the land afforded. After the
feast came the speech making, which was
greatly enjoyed. guest was particular TO
state to-day that the talk of DR.. Marine, Pas
tor of st, Paul's NJ. r.. church, was tie best
after dinner speech he had ever listened to,
and the other addresses were greeted little
less heartily. The returning doctors have
nothing but the greatest praises to bestow
upon the Lincoln Medical society in its
active work for their entertainment, and
especially do they feel under obligations fGT
the liberal banquet that closed the proceed
ings.
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION.
Articles of Incorporation of the Bank of
Western We're filed with the secretary of state
to-day. The principal place of business is at
Western, Saline county. The capital stock
is s25,OoO, 80 per cent to be paid at the COM
mencement of business. The corporation
will begin business on the 1st of November,
1855, and continue twenty years. The incor-
porators are John w. Lythe, ID. j. Maynard
Charles Ward, William Ward, William Nc
Master and Amelia Bronson. The Home In
vestment company of Omaha have filed arti-
cles with the secretary of state, under which
the capital stock is fixed at $500 600. The
document is signed by Edwin S. Ramsey,
president, and Charles X. Collins secre-
tary.
The Fairbury Water Works company filed
articles VI incorporation to-day. Inc capital
stock is $4,000. The corporation is to com
mence business on the lst day of May, 1888,
and continue to a like date in 1913. The in
corporators OF the company are G. +, Nc
Lain, Z. X. Shoemaker, f. l.. Buck, w. S.
Wright and c. B. Clark
The Clay County Telephone company also
filed its articles of incorporation today. The
object of this organization is to construct and
operate and maintain telephone line in Clay
county, The capital stock is $4,000, with
q. following named lOrDIpprntorS. i r
Dinsmore, Ezra Brown, John &. Hedge, G. j.
Funer, Jesse f. Eller.
TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING.
Every street in the city of Lincoln will
bear more or less Improvement, and it is a
pleasure to note that the real needs in this
way are not neglected. But there is a sensi-
BILE way to make them AT this time the
streets are torn up in different directions
from twelve to fifteen blocks ahead of the
PAYERS making them almost impossible, and
after nightfall somewhat dangerous. If the
object of this is to make the streets present
a busy appearance there is such a thing as
making hustle and seeming progressive i'm
provement take the place of good sense. The
streets ought not to be torn up so far ahead
of the PAYERS 1t is a mistaken idea TO think
that such work is pushing the improvements
on the streets to rapid completion" They
cannot be ready for free and open and sue.
cessful passage until the payers can say "out
work Is finished"
RESPECT THE SIDEWALK ORDINANCE.
There is an existing ordinance law that re.
quires that the walks of the city, in the bust
ness portions, shall be reduced to II common
level" grades having long since been
fixed by the city engineer Just
how much respect is shown this fiat of the
''city dads' can be evidenced by every citi
zen and visitor. Walks are distressingly un,
even and irregular, and IN no way in keeping
with our metropolitan prctensions. This
ought not to be. The grades should be
properly reduced, and new, regular and ever
sidewalks should take the place of the old
and this work ought to go on side by side
with the work of the payer. The streets
: should not be kept in hurrah for the neXt
degeneration.
Get rid Of that tired feeling as quick
ms possible. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
which gives strength, Il good appetite