Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-01


BY that board they should be paid and n
there was any responsibility to be borne
the Fire and Police board should bear IL.
The veto was overruled and later a resolu-
tion by Judge Hascall was adopted calling
the attention Of the Board Of Fire and Police
Commissioner to the condition Of the IRE
department fund and suggesting that ex-
penses be ourtailed 80 every way possible.
one OF the measures vetoed by the mayor
and passed Notwithstanding was the item
in the latest appropriation ordinance al
lowing L. N. Condor S155 for travelling ex-
penses as the representative Of the Board
Of Park Commissioners to the convention Of
the National Association Of Park Commits
sioners ct Boston In August.
HascaIl Talks About the Mayor.
Councilman Hascall took this occasion 10
resent the mayors veto OF the appropria-
tion for Councilmen Zimman and Hascall
and a representative OF the city engineers
ONCE to attend the League Of American Mu-
nlcipalities' convention and severely criti-
cised Mayor Moores for having absented
himself from the city for a term of several
weeks and having drawn full salary for that
time while the city was obliged to pay the
president Of the council another salary for
DtIlOI ming ht uulltb VI uh9OIs AIMS tAlId
expense Is all right when he Is benefited
by it, l suppose said Mr.. Hascali. but
when he is not ! notice that he is very
prompt with his veto" 1t was argued by
several member that inasmuch as the park
board had approved the item It must be
all right and there was no occasion for the
council or the mayor to question it.
The employees of the city hall were
granted a half holiday today, II being pro-
vided at the suggestion OF Councilman Lo-
beck that in case there should be any meet
ings Of the school teachers or others in the
building set for the afternoon one Of the
elevators must be kept in. operation until
the usual hour.
The one case in which the mayors veto
was sustained was on the voucher for the
payment Of 1927 to John Laughland for
services In im%pounding and destroying I'M
licensed dogs. 1t was. explained by the
comptroller that a mistake had been made
and 1t had now been found that the fund
for that purpose only. contained $500. The
veto was sustained and a resolution was
adopted instructing the dog catcher to dis
continued work for the season.
Supervisors of Registration.
Supervisors Of registration for the cur
rent year were appointed from two lists,
one submitted on behalf OF the republican
members and giving. the names OF two
judges in each election district and the
other presented by Councilman Burnley,
and giving the name Of one In each election
precinct. The list, with the names Of the
two republicans given .frst in election dis
tricts, is as follows:
First Wardd.
First District]. Ls'Francls, R. A. viii
lister, Charles shabata. "
seeondTF w. Coleman, w. o. Gould.
Third. P. From, o. c.. Olsen. George
FogTthaJ. Henderson, L. F. Hale,
Fifth. 3. Fiala. O. w. sommer
s~ixth-charles Rupp, D. F. Cope, Charles
seyepth1A. A. kaufman, H. Born, Jo-
Eighth1A. Ryberg, e. wickenOerg, Rob-
ert Wendt.
Second ward.
First District-W. J. Stacey, N. Brodsky,
Second-W. II. Morehouse, B. r. Loring.
-ThirdNE, n. stenberg. e. Long. Ebert
Fourth-C. Sembrod, J. swoboda. Joseph
Fifth-c; steiger, c. E.. steinicka. Joseph
sixth-G. Bruning, C. F. Bebu. X. ].
Seventh. Glover. J. H. Burger, Henry
,EighthZC. F, Esen, H. D. schinker, w.
Ninth-TE. Riefe. r. Rspp, H. j. whittier
ZENITH. Kloops, C. s. Boysen, L. D.
Eleyenth-H. C. Graner, J.. P. Brown,
John HITLER,
Third Ward.
First District-J.' W. Kelly j.. H. Erok,
Secondly M. Halves. C. II Marks Nan
Third-C. P. Boswell, Charles Fox, Andy
Fourth, ]. Rich, C. Burke, A. l.. Knabe,
Fifth. p. Peterson, p. lessen, William
sixth-J. Rotholtz, J. cOrby, Joseph
seventh-H. Harwick. H. Highlands,
Eighth.H. c. vanavery, H. Curray, Will
liam H.. Moran.
Ninth.B., Frankenstein, H. st. Clair,
James Ford.
Tenth-Joe Hale, r. Alton, Ed Powers.
Fourth Ward.
First District-E. 3. Grifen, G. T. Mich
olsen, R. c. Smith,
second-C. E. Brownlee, /. r. Barnes,
Third-R. d. Duncan. C. r. Turner, w.
FoIrth@H. A. wiEton. A. F. Ross, L.
.Fhth1W, p, Hansy, J. W. Cooper. James
Hardy. .r1 -
sixth-D. Collins, J. X. Boyle. Elmer L.
seyenth-M. Durham, C. w. Britt, John
Eighth-H. olson. H. p. sperry. JAIME.
Ninth-s. NJ, Norman, A. siefken. G.. q,
seay.
BI Sefss PTafhs 6@ss B. HHarcsseerra4 ish' e j.
|. Second--C. B. Denney, w. l. Boy, J. Z
rhIr NEIas n podn,a, ToAr