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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Davis sells glass.
Real Estate transfers.

These transfers were filed yesterday in
the abstract. title and loan once Of J. w.
Squire. 10l Pearl street:
Christ Christensen and wife to Knud
Andersen, nv swA 29-T6-43, W. DIS 1900
John n. Mcguire and wife to Henry
Wahle, 81 neh 9-74-41, W, d........... $500
William f. Bamford and wife to Nels
G.. Jensen, Ell SEX 2S-7I-42, W. d.. $3.50
Neils Hansen and wife TO M. p.
Christensen; H.24 acres In 81 swh
xe-ff-4a, W. 2,126
j. oehr%ann, swH s;il-4o, ". d. 1890
Richard Flint and wife to II. 8. c.
Demorest, part lot II, block 10, Will
liams' LIST add. W. ..,.............. COO
J. W. Davis and wife to William #.
Schmidt, n % feet lot Is. block 30,
Avoca, W. 500
l. A. Casper and wife to George Law
renee and Nellie Marie Peters, VIZ
lot /, block IS, Beers add. W. d.. 1.SOC
Total. eight transfers So, ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Political Matters.

Thomas r. Drake. district organizer OF
the international typographical union. an
nounced himself yesterday as a candidate
for the democratic nomination for school
treasurer.
Thomas Maloney. W. L. Williams. DR.. NJ.
], Bellinger and A. II. Dillon are mentioned
in connection with the democratic nominal
tion for alderman from the Second ward.
Chairman Brown OF the city republican
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
FIND SCHOOL DOORS LOCKED
Scholars Are Refused Entrance Be-
cause They Wore Glass CoIors In
Defiance to Boards Order.

MANSFIELD, o.. Feb. 21.-One hundred
and thirty High school pupils. in rebellion
against the order Of the Board of Educa-
ton forbidding the wearing Of class colors,
were locked out from school today. All
wore colors In open defiance. A few who
did not wear colors were admitted to their
classes. A wholesale expulsion ~ antici-
pated. The doors and windows OF the
High school building were smeared with
black paint during the night.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Dance tonight. Hughes hall. Ladies' free
Plumbing and heating. Bixby q Son.
Louis A. wagner Camp.

Louis A. Wagner camp No. 3, Philippine
island Veterans, permanently organized at
a meeting last night in the armory Of the
Dodge Light Guard, with these officers:
Commander, George L. Judson; vice COM
mander, Frank Compton; adtutant, John s.
Gretzer, jr.; recorder, 7. r. Rutherford;
paymaster, w. A. Johnson; qu~artermaster,
A. M. Flammant; officer OF the guard,
Charles A.. Anderson; master-at-arms,
Claus Rus. These were appointed a COM
mittee on bylaws: Jesse Tompsett, ]. 8.
Gretzer, Jr., and w. A. johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
JURY FINDS WALTERS GUILTY
killing of Joseph MiddIeswOrth Held
to he Mnnslaughter in
First Degree.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Feb. 21.-The jury in
the William Walters case at Parker, s. D.,
today returned a verdict of manslaughter
In the first degree. The crime of which
Walters was convicted was the killing OF
Joseph Middlesworth at Centerville. S. d..
November Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Wand OIeomarEarine BmI Enacte

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 21.-The state SEN
ate today passed two memorials to congress,
one being the house measure urging con-
gress to pass the oleomargarine bill and
the other a senate resolution f~avoring the
passage Of United States Senator Nelson's
bill to strengthen the interstate commerce
law.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Dance tonight. Hughes hall. Ladies' free
suPposed 20 Be : Murder.

oTTUMWA, Ia, Feb. 2L.-RoIlin Houdy-
shell is dead as the result Of a gunshot
wound at the home OF Eva Bliss, in the
tenderloin district. The eoroner's verdict
was that he died at the hands Of an IN
known person. There have been no arrests.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
N. z. Plumbing Co.. telephone $50.
Elk, Social session.

Council Bluffs lodge of Elks is arranging
an elaborate social session for Thursday
night, March 13, when there will be a
large class of candidates initiated, among
the number being thirteen from Missouri
Valley. Following the lodge meeting there
will be a social session. with a musical
program, after which a banquet will be
served. Victor E. Bender, Il. A. Troutman
and L. zurmuehlen, jr., comprise the com-
mittee Of arrangements.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Tax Is Declared Unconstitutional

ST. PAUL Feb. 1.-The supreme court
placing a 2 per cent tax on the property
OF freight lines. The court holds that the
was in the case of the state against the
Canada Cattle Car company. an action to
collect a sum OF money alleged to be due
as taNea
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
on Complaint of GIrI's Mother.

LEMARs. Ia, Feb. 21.-(speciaI)-John
Reintz was arrested today on complaint OF
the mother Of Miss Fannie Engle. The
young people are both under 20. Rsintz's
father, who is wealthy. furnished . bond.
Reintx elAima he - Innocent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Lover Convicted OF Murder

CLEVELAND, Feb. A.-The jury in the
trial OF Vernon Rogers. who shot and killed
hts sweetheart, Margaret Hallen, OF Oc-
tober 10 last, today returned a verdict Of
murder in the second degree. After shoot
ing the EdrI, Rogers attempted suicide by
sending e bullet through hia own head
His LIE Ma saved. however
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Dance tonight, Hughes hall. Ladies free.
Davis ,elis glass.
Holiday Hours at Postomce.

Today being the anniversary of Washing
TONS birthday, a legal holiday. these hours
will prevail at the postofhce: Stamp win
dow, general delivery window and money
order department will be open from 8 until
II a. m. The carriers will make but one
delivery, leaving the ONCE about Q o'clock.
There will be a business collection made In
the afternoon, carriers leaving the once at
! o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
SICKNESS IS A BAD HABIT
AND If TOU HAVE IT, SMITHS
GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR
WILL CURE YOU OF 1T.

WILL CURE YOU OF 1T.
Why be sick when we guarantee this
medicine to help yOui
Some people are aptly described ~
"alwSys grunting." They never seem
to feel just right, and IL one thing isn't
the matter with them another is. These
are the people that we always feel like
crossing the street to avoid meeting.
They are always moro or less i'll because
they refuse to adopt a sensible course.
When they feel some particular symp-
tom they dose themselves with various
things which are supposed to be good
for what that symptom indicates.
There is no use in pursuing such a
course as this. The only way to get
cured and stay cured is to find the root
of the trouble and pull that root out.
Now, everybody knows that weakness
or diseases of the stomach, liver or kid
neys and consequent impure blood is
responsible for more than ninety per
cent, of the ills that flesh is heir to.
The only sensible thing to do is to
take Smiths Green Mountain Renova-
tor. That doesn't waste any time chas-
ing around for this symptom or that
symptom, but goes right to the vital
organs, cleans them out and strengthens
and upbuilds them, aud purifes and en-
riches the blood. Just as 1901 as this
is done you get we'll, and just as long as
you keep yourself in proper condition
by the use of this famous old medicine
you are going to stay we'll.
There isn't any guesswork about this.
In its native New England home,
where it is the standard household
remedy for old and young, rich and
poor, Smiths Green Mountain Renova-
tor has been effecting the most wonder
full cures for a great many years, and it
will do for you just what it has done for
others.
my husband has already told you how wou-
derfully he has been benefited by taking SMITH's
GREEN MoUNTAIN RENovAToR, and now l want
you to know the rest of the story.
" For years I have been a fraIl woman. Nv
household duties and cares of a family wore so
much upon me this winter that l was afraid Of a
severe illness. When l saw what the Removal
TOR did for Mr.. Schott, I decided TO try Il. It
does not seem possible, but ia four weeks I have
changed into a healthy, rested and vigorous
woman. Your medicine is the best remedy for
tired out people that / have ever tried. 1 have
no more backsche, headache or nervousness,
Tho REN0VATOR cured me-"
(Signed) .
Mas. HENRY ScHorr,
$40 s. Senate St., Indianapolis, Ind.
March 1, 1901.
Try this medicine. If It fails TO help
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Actor Cope Heard From.

s. ]. Cope of this city has heard from
his son. John w. Cope, the actor, who left
the Arizona" company mysteriously at
Sioux City. He was in Detroit and tele-
graphed his father that he is all right and
on his way to New York City. His wife
is still with the Arizona" company on its
western tour.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Acquires Lines of Steamers.

LONDON. Feb. 21.-It is reported in ship
ping circles at Liverpool that the combined
international Leyland lines have secured
control Of the Dominion. the Boston G.
Dominion and the Canadian lines OF steam
ers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Friendly Aid.

New York Weekly: Jlnks-See here. old
boy! You ought to do something to reduce
your flesh. You are becoming fearfully
stout.
Minks-Say. links. you are about the
tortieth friend who has made that Often
sive remark today, and I'm getting tired
of 1t. 1t worries me.
Jinks-That's all right. Worry reduces
flesh.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
MarrIaEe LIcenaea.

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to
the following;
Name and Residence. Age.
Robert Schlckling. Buffalo county, Neb. .26
May Rhine. Buffalo county, Neb.s..........18
John Webster, Council Bluffs ..............3O
Maud Noon, Council Blurs ..............22
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
New Corporations.

The following papers have been filed with
the secretary of state regarding corpora
lions:
Schaefer Manufacturing company OF
Davenport; capital, 10000; Ida Schaefer,
Katherine Mckinney and others.
The Red Oak Canning company; cap
itaL, $4,000; by Ira b. Needles and others.
The Wilton Telephone mpan OF Will
and others.
The Building, Savings and Loan ~associa-
ton of Winterset has amended Its arti-
cles; also the rchan Life association
nf burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-22
Coal Commission at Work.

The commission appointed by the gov
ernor to investigate coal mine explosions
in iowa will be ready with a report early
next week. The commission visited the
scene of the disaster in Mahaska county
and inspected the mine. 1t has also called
before 1t a number Of practical operators
and miners for consultation 1t is believed
the commission will report in favor Of the
employment Of special shot frers In Iowa
mines. and the dampening OF the atmos-
phere, as we'll as inspection Of the blasts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
UNDERWRITERS MEETING
CONVENTION ADJOURNED AND IN
SPECIFIED FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Galveston Was Unanimously Chosen as
Place for Next Meotir5-9rocced-
ros in Detail.

At the State convention ~ Texas under.
writer's 10 Concordla hall Yesterday q reSo-
luton was passed requesting the Trxa.
and Arkansas Fire Prevention association
to have Ihe different apparatus which have
been invented for the use % oil In cooking
stoves thoroughly tested. The association
viii employ an expert for this purpose and
Instructions were given for him to recon.
mend those found 20 be satisfactory and
10 reject and classify those which proved
defective, also 70 state terms and condi.
lions under which they We're to be used
resolution was passed without oppo-
Sitlon, recommending Mr.. Charles L. Tarl.
ton Of HIushoro. Texas, 20 the incoming
governor Tor the position OF insurance com
missioner Of the State.
A resolution was unanimously passed re-
qrestins the agents throughout the state
20 use their influence iu having the dele
-Jtrs To- the democratic State convention
40 refund tAe State tHN of Galveston county
during a period cf thirteen years, for the
fN, P.Nr or aidihS t1e WORK OF Protection
and raising the grade ~ the city.
After the routine business had been dis
posed Of nominations OF officers fur tho
ensuing ycar We're made. The following
gentlemen werC unanimously elected: J.
" cotton ~ Houston, president Charlie,
X, Brown OF Galveston FIRST vice presi
don't. STARK West OF Waco. second Wee
president. Miss Kate Flogian ~ san An.
tocio. third vice president; +. Raphael ~
houston, secretary end treasurer C. g.
Str3ttou, assistant secretary
The following committees were rnpaiut
ed; Lc-i.lativc-J. ; Grocc Dallas rhrir.
mau; y, E. N0Tment Paris; W l.. stiles
san antonio; 2. J., pSmUEcs, Austin; T
' Smfiker, Hpaumout. GuleyauccS-J N
q. Menard, Galveston; +. r. Griffith. Tor
fei'i a h Taylor Houston; A. l.. Low
rey. Hillshoru. waiter Fart Wee t,
ec1tlye committee Fred ". ONenhans.r
IeNarklug, chairman; stuart Harrison
Fort Worth. W, H. Crouch. NacoSdoehes.
\. A. Sayer. Temple, and l. L0ycubers
Galveston was the only place CONSIDERED
Tor the next meeting and was chosen unapi-
m"usly. Mr. foyt made the suggestion that
thc Wccilug Do held at Galveston betsvscr
the loth and 2dfh 81 MAY and thar Gal
weston agents be consulted Ga hxfur mo
0ate positively, He thanked the delaeates
t,fmly for their unaHimity In choosing IL
tsiahu metropolis ard gave the assurance
i1at spleudid welcome awaited them.
hriNre the convention adjourned Chief
l"ttnrnt iu the street before Conro~.ii,
hau and an cShihitlou drill ana lnspcett5n
ZOOS place wAeu the meeting was ovpr
slAtN mrn twraty piecos 70 apparatus ana
luittN cdt horses participated Tho Hrs
men haNulrd the aerial truck tho sHrr,
" g are crttt la a m8nrfr that e1rur,i
ttf liGhest opinion Of the wltue-sas Nsn,
compliments we're heard and the quicknes
ara ssiliIy OF the men resolved mach
The delegates were entertained at the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

20 NJ. Pesroriza, and that the papers
among which WAS his witt. be forwarded
to his wife. The friend advised with him
for some time. and Aycocs finally walked
on. apparently satisfied.
II was learned that he subsequently, an.
peared at boarding house and ASKED for a
room. Having been assigned one. ne told
the proprietor that, Il he were found dead.
10 make disposition % his sample CAS-,
and papers iu the same manner as lie had
formerly told the friend above mentioned
Inc proprietor declined 20 lct him have a
room.
lie Immediately disappeared, and nothinr
more has been heard ft0m him from then
Until nov. Necessarily, the worst Is feared
and his wife was potiucd. She arrived
here yesterday and, In compauy with Mr
"a. f. Roberts ~ the FBsto-iza Printing
company. icff for Beaumont yesterday even.
Ing at 8 O'Clock 10 prosecute M mvesttra.
tlon as % MT. Aycock's Whereabouts
Henry Aycnrk Is wCN known Ia me
rrnterS % Texas, especially % the couptyy
press of East Texas. Until d few weeks
ago when he entered the cmrlov Of M
Pastor.za here. be had tCen cmpIore5 a.
printer az Galveston more O. les reg.
ularly for several years. He worked for
Clarke s. Courts, J. A. Fiaek & ca ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
The EAR POSTPONED.
Hon. Louis j. Wortham Has Something
OF Interest to Say

OF interest," 10 gay.
,... 49,. .-c,,..,,,, ,.,...,r. 49,.
A"'uuE 'Nt "v'S''"eN N9,'V.e 10 tAe ny
10 take In tho Saengettest ia Hon. Louis J.
WORKMAN Mr. Workman suffered an az
loot :. Ia .-fr,,o .h.,,+ sf -.,t. ~. -.
Va '' 7''F'l Ga 'N"N VI ~
nonths ago, ana mas pera confined TO his
home in Austin since then. ills lcenyCgy Is
,nf,,r,,,-t,- .,rnnlste MS no Is lo.,tir,. ,,.,.f
-',,',-l,
WAtc la'NlaS 10 lost representative
last night he said: III has not been otu-
.l5liy announced thnt the 81 I,Dls vyor..i.s
80 .'''
"t mas UteA postponed OuE IL Is SAFE 20
say thar from authentic newspaper reports
such is really the case. In some rar,rds
ID is probable tAat tlelt are reasons n, re-.
grrt the poefu1upute.f l,ut as "a rl5fr.- ~
taet ii Is great thing or T.,4s In
view OF tAr pfosrl,t ,op,iitiTrs t,, In. ~. ~
and the great movement fhsf gIy,irs 49,
r4ke1, an Vlii, ~. r,-,,I,, ri'j. .A''''a Wv
dime IN OUT HISTORY ana ME- mus, ,,. ,.,
very best Judgment mot To make a rt.ssg..1
iG our forward march, Ne have me INK
uire aud We have fhr rssnrr'es "a ~, NJ.
urieht partica,9r star An nm, Te,ii.r",S . .-e
azy. ANA Id We afs fsrtur,tc .r,..,.i,
maize no mis,akcs SOU aai w iii.,,'I i,r ~
So i.Ai -l .e't- httN NN'"A 'iltAih- position
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

e5skettest concert az Auditorium. =.
'sEfsa seats fer sale At Capitol Pharnssss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

other hrms there from tlme 10 time and
frequently went 10 Palestine, where be had
some land interests. Last year be- speu;
considerable time in Anderson county tr
lnr 90 develop an asphalt property there la
wh.cA hc had great hopes OK fortune.
lie was "a man Of genia. disposition IN
good habits aud WIS hl1pi,y married a.
has suffered frr several Years from a hulIe,
lodged near the spine. and physician WHO
recently examined hIu suggests that IN.
bullet may have worked against the spine
and caused mental or physical distress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07


produced inferlor cloth ana that the En-
giisa spIaneEs would not Ouy It secOud
tame.
an conclusion Ms. Daacy spoke Of the
carslessncss With whieh square bale cotton
Is soneiImes put up he dwelt especially
upon tne practice % mixed packing, Nuiea,
he said urlugs ulsctedit Epcn American
cottou- This DC aisclalEneu against and
urged that greater care be taken b. gia-
ueEs IN packing cotton, as upon the prOper
putting up q American cotton depends the
tate CT tae crop IA the European market.
Touching upon tae eject VI cottln secd
mills engaging Ia t4e sinnsug business, Ny.
Dancy said taeFe was 10 necessity ter 1t
and that be ala not believe ia mixing cot
ton seed crushing with cotton ginning.
Ar. Dancy closed with 4 rev rc.nafNs on
the subject 81 cotton mills. Qweluns upon
tnclr Importance IN reducing the expense
81 hSEtuug cotton, end suBuli,tlns observe
zion upon the subject ef tack successtnl
u-alagetnsut
I'rcsident Johason took the eoor and said
that be had been told by a certain round
baLe gunner ihat be was setting the same
price fcz bis cotton ia GoliAd tnat IS paid
lor IL 10 houston. II that wa7 the case
thege WAS sgmgt1iug rotten with freight
rates. aud he ASKED sUT the appointment
cf a Committee mat would looA into tne
matter.
9ir. johnson also said tGat II the baeglng
/ people DO not treGt tEe cotton meu regtet
Ne would sges, that all iaterior cotton bee
made Up into O4ggiug aud that sucA bag
I E+uE be used Instead " the aEtclG now iaE-
nlshed.
The statement having been made that tie
I Southern Pucinc gompauy proposed 90 luu
~ excursion TO Beaumont Thursday Iur TIE
oeue15 OK the association. tulrty delegates
anIolnced an iuteubon O- soiuS ou 81. II
I is expected that members % the Under
Writegs association and OK the Saelgcrtest
I VIII also lcln iu tails excursion.
Secretary watson Introduced resolution
eQ-l-ut lil-u- tle work OK the division Il
STATISTICS x sac agricultural department.
u4Q 4sh4u- the Texas senators dul mclu be.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

Saeuserfest concert last night and each ono
sPoEte W highest terms OF tho h1sDltqilr5-
nt houston and saii thar they had nsrcr
A3a q more enjoyable time
nei"te lAf convention adjourned vestar-
my resolution was ad6rrcd tp,;4.rts.,-
.,anbs TO rho perss. the Local agents ami
thg citizens Of Houston for thcir enter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

You can alwcra set Eo0d Towels here. You
can always get good values here. But even
here you have seldom if ever found such good
Towels and such good values as offer this
week Pure. snOw-white fax heavy cream
linens. plain or kuotted, fringed or hemmcd
edge. big honest Towels. priced as follows.
% dozen size a2x17, Heavy Linen Huck Towels
o scDd I. so per dozen value at, "a
per onehaR dozen. O/C
20 dozen size 36x1S Heavy Linen Huck Towels.
dice check. would be considered good value
elsewhere at $50 per dozen; 90
Special one-halt dozen for............. C/C
20 dozen. size 40xl9. Extra Large Heavy Linen
Huck Towels. would be considered good value
at son per dozen, our price, 70
Per one-half dozen...................l.lH
- dozen size tox19 Hemstitched Huck and
knotted Fringe Towels, considered good values
elsewhere at 3.75 per dozen; at 1E
per onc-ha.t dozen for.................L 80
Stort Lengths of Table Damask
The large business in our Linen Department
during this season has resulted in the accumu.
lation OF quite number of short lengths Of our
Table Damask. We have placed these on sale
at a great reduction from original prices
Lengths contain two to three yards each
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

THE LUCKY PROOFREADERS.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

MesSrs. c. L. & Thco. Berlux u ora
unloading car of One wood mafstels tl,iii8s
s nv siates, which they are placlnc in =
way for showing mantels ~ ''e Hhes'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07
WHITE GOODS
4 Good HING n TospeLs

Also many other White Goods too numerous
TO mention, all at the lowest possible prices
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-07

MIS- J. W. ooSbins Accidentally Killed.
seq mouF' Texas May "a riae which
was being cieaned by J. W Dobbins. wa.
SlSSgl1S1nt,a,,ly exploded tho bullet stritir.
the time thc YamiIv wera s-,,t",iH w a
s cye.l ana had been spending plsa.s ny
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
GARRISON OPPOSES FOSTER.
Says st Paul Doctor Advises Sup
preston of Free Speech

To the Editor of The Globe:
81 BOSTON, Mass, April 24.-My attention
has recently been called to an editorial
article in the St. Paul G / O by the
editor of st. Paul Medical Journal, in
which the editor advocates the suppress
sion of free speech upon the subject of
vaccination. Understanding that a pub
lie Gebate is soon to be held in your city
upon this subject, I beg to express my
dissent and indignation concerning the
sentiments expressed by DR.. Foster. These
utterances benefit a despotism, but are
out of place in a republic Happily, we
live neither in Russia nor the Philippines,
and the sacred right of protest will not
be hindered by such Nominations. A
large and growing body of thoughtful
people has become convinced Of the fol-
ly and danger of vaccination, and are
preparing to resist in a constitutional
manner all attempts at legal compulsion
ard to change opinion on the subject by
the broadcast discussion.
AS one who has seen a new light upon
the matter after long investigation, and
as an advocate of liberty of expression
regardless of opinions on the question at
issue, I desire to be counted against the
medical tyranny illustrated in the article
above mentioned.
Yours for untrammeled speech on every
subject pertaining to the welfare of hui
mainly,
William Lloyd Garrison.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27
PAYNE AVENUE PAVING
= TROUBLE IS ADJUSTED
Property Owners Are Satisfied With
Paved Roadway 40 Feet
in Width. tE-.

President erode, of the board Of public
works, visited Payne avenue yesterday
and satisfactorily adjusted the differences
which have been existing over the paw
ing of that thoroughfare.
The street at present has a width of
forty five feet, but the old board in pre-
pairing the specifications reduced the
roadway to forty feet, the same as down
town streets. That portion taken off
was set aside for the purpose of widen
ing the walks.
Many of the property owners grumbled
at this arrangement, but were perfectly
satisfied yesterday when shown by Mr..
erode that the change would be to their
advantage. In addition to widening the
walks the reduction of the roadway ma
terially cuts down the cost of paving. The
reduced roadway will only be where there
are no street car tracks, yet small as it
is it will reduce the total cost about 81,
CO., Men are now at work resetting the
eurbng and preparing for the laying of
the asphalt.