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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25

tho testimony of the witnesses before this
court and in that manner only"
The court was cleared and upon its be-
ing reopened Admiral Ramsey announced
that the challenge against Admiral McCor-
mick had not been sustained.
Autopsy on Bras-ch's Body.
Only second in point of interest to the
challenge entered against Admiral McCor-
mick was the courts determination to re-
quest the secretary of the navy to order
that the body of the late Midshipman
Branch be exhumed and an autopsy held.
1t is not certain how much can be re-
vealed by an autopsy upon the remains of
Midshipman Branch who has been dead
for about three weeks, but it is believed
that almost absolute information can be
obtained as to the existence of any pre-
vious diseased condition of the heart, brain
or other organs such as would have made
death possible at the time from any cause
other than the blows received. At the
request of counsel for the accused the
court directed that Medical Inspector H.
E. Ames and Surgeon James d. Lakewood,
both Of whom are stationed at Washington,
be directed to be present at the autopsy.
The prosecution closed its case this morn
ing with the testimony of Surgeon A. NJ.
Mccormick, and 1t was this witness that
Admiral Mccormick asked the questions
forming the basis for one of the grounds
Of the challenge by the judge advocate.
Testimony of Surgeon Mccormick.
Surgeon e. NJ. Mccormick was the first
witness called He said
"a saw Branch between 10 and II Mon
day morning. He was unconscious, his
left side was paralyzed, his right arm and
leg were continually thrashlng and he was
much bruised about the face, head, shout
ders and forearms. l think that the con-
dition was brought about by the repeated
blows he had received | do not think his
life could have been saved by any treat
ment, nor do l think that the hot baths
or the other treatment he received from
his friends accelerated his death.
Surgeon Mccormick was examined very
rlgidly by Admiral A. II. Mccormick OF
the court, the object being to bring out
whether, OF not any possible cause of death
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
AUTOPSY On BRANLH'S BODY
EffSrt Will Be Yade to Discover Cause o.
Midshipman's Death.
JUDGE ADVOCATE CHALLENGES MCCORMICK
Prosecutor Alleges that Member of
Court showed TOO Much Bias
in Questioning Wit
neaaeB.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Nov. 2L-One of the
most remarkable incidents in connection
with naval court-martlals in the history
Of this country marked today's session of
the court which is trying Midshipman
Minor Meriwether, jr.. in connection with
the fight between himself and Midshipman
James r. Branch.
Rear Admiral Alexander II. Mccormick,
next in point OF rank of the members of
the court to Alexander Ramsay, it's presi-
dent was challenged by Judge Advocate
Mark after the whole testimony for the
prosecution had been submitted, a pro-
ceeding which the judge advocate said
had never been taken by him I'm all his
years OF previous service, and of which
he had never heard. The grounds for the
challenge appeared after the beginning of
the trial and were that Admiral Mccormick
had consulted with a high medical au-
thority medical Director Thomas c. Wal
ton, u. s. N, retred) in relation to the
continued cross-examination of the prose
cutiOn's witnesses practically taken the
place OF the counsel for the accused.
Il have had a conversation with Medical
Inspector Thomas c. Walton" said Ad-
miral Mccormick. Il did this in order
that l might ask such questions Of the
witnesses brought before the court as
would affirm or negative the possibility
Of Brnnch's death having occurred in the
manner charged. ! am fully aware that
IN the end must reach my conclusion upoI
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Mems Night Shirts.

Have you ever worn a Domet Flannel
Night Shirt? If not, you are missing a
great deal of comfort. ours are cut extra
long and good width. They come in neat
blue, pink and brown stripes, also plain
blue, pink, white or cream All marked
at prices that will appeal to the economical
shopper. We invite inspection.
SPECIAL vALUE-Fine quality of Domet
Flannel cut good and full all sizes, SOC
each.
Fine grade of Domet Flannel cut extra
large. good. heavy weight. all sizes, at zoe
each.
Finest grade of Domet Flannel, 80 inches
long extra wide, plain white. also neat
stripes, all sizes, $1.O0 each.
We also have Outing Flannel Pyjamas,
neat assortment OF stripes, in blue. pink
or brown; a fine winter sleeping garment.
81 50 a suit
Visit our Mems Department, located In
south aisle; convenient from either en-
trance.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
MUTINY IN PRISON


was sentenced for thirty-hve years for
first-degree robbery. Vaughn is the man
who was a member of the Norris Rosenau
gang and which three detectives fought a
terrific battle on Chestnut street In st.
Louis. One detective was shot dead and
the other two detectives died later in the
City hospital from wounds. Roseuau. one
of the leaders, was shot dead, and Morris.
the other leader, died subsequently from
wounds. Vaughn was badly beaten up and
after recovery was convicted and sent to
the penitentiary.
Charles Raymond also from ST. Louis,
was sentenced to three years for burglary
and larceny. Hiram Blake, from Grundy
county, is also serving a three-year sem
tence for burglary and larceny. George
Ryan. from Kansas City. known as the
Tee Box" man is serving a sentence OF
eight years. Eli ziegler, from warrens-
burg was sentenced to three years for
robbing dead bodies at railroad wreck.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25

could have existed prior to the fight. The
witness answered that it was impossible to
say this absolutely in the absence of an
autopsy. but that there was no reasonable
doubt that the blows had caused Branch's
death. Under this examination SUI geon
Mccormick said that excitement and over
exertion might have contributed to the con-
dition of Branchs death, but only in a
secondary way.
Admiral McC ,rmick evidently was not
al all satisfied that the hot applications
upon Branch's head by his companions on
the night of the fight had not contributed
to the death. He brought out from the
witness that hot applications might con-
tract veins IL applied to them closely and
continually.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Knitted Underwear for Women

whether you need underwear in weights
suitable for this mild weather or are look
ing for the heavier ones for extreme cold
days, you will find the showing here COM
plete in both Union Suits or separate gar
ments.
Ladies' fine ribbed cotton Union Suits,
heavy weight, high neck, long Sleeves
ankle length, open across the chest or
down the front, all sizes, $1.Oo.
Ladies' fine ribbed fleeced cotton Union
Suits, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length,
omen down the front or waist line only,
good quality, SOC and 800.
Ladies' fine ribbed light weight merino
Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves, ankle
length, all sizes, 800.
Ladies fine ribbed medium weight me-
rino Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves
ankle length, open to waist line; Color
cream or NATURAL all sizes, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25

Israel The entertainment will begin at s
o'clock with the followign participants:
Misses Ray Cohn, Hattie Rehfeld, Rose
Splesberger, Blanche Rosewater, Cora
Rothschild. Corinnc Teller, Viola Calm,
stella Brandeis, Jennie Klein Hazel Calm.
Blanche Grotte, zerlina Dreyfoos, sybal
Haas, Laura Goetz. Nina Meyer and Min
ME Hitler
The ball will follow the conclusion OF the
entertainment.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
FIRE RECORD.
MIL in Illinois.

BLOOMINGTON. Ill, Nov. 24-The plant
of the Decatur Milling company at Decatur
was totally destroyed by fire early today
involving a loss of s5O,OOO covered by $50. 900
insurance The fire originated near the
engine room. Owing to the gale which
was blowing several adjacent factories
were endangered by the flying embers and
the dry kiln Of the Decatur Chair company
caught fire and was also consumed with a
loss of 80 200
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25

CLEVELAND, Nov. A.-Fire early today
practically destroyed the big plant Of the
T. II. Brooks Foundry company, $50 to $40
Lake street, manufacturers OF structural
iron. Estimated loss 100000. he plant
of the Otis Steel company, across the street
from the Brooks building caught fire and
for time was threatened with complete
destruction. The flames were finally
checked, however, after causing loss Of
&1nn00
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Rrown,s Condition serious.

Captain Samuel s. Brown, the will-known
coal operator and horesman, Is very Sc
rious today. He passed an unfavorable
ing. A personal friend Of Captain Brown,
who has been with him during his present
illness, said today that his death was only
a question of a short time.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Bee, Nov. "a, 1905.
Telephone 694.
Remnants of Silks and Black Dress Goods
Saturday Morningat Sweeping Reductions

tsnugo been
ebayacc too Her
of SOC and ssaep
under odtes nweaves etp o
and
wilg put wthar ush Better omeear
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
See Our South Window for
Robe Blankets.

You'll see there some pretty patterns.
but, to see the line, come to the third
floor. Robe blankets made UP into bath
or lounging robe make fine gift. They
are so easily made with the aid of our
Mccall patterns. One robe blanket is
enough for bath or lounging robe for either
lady or gentleman Prices are N.7, 500,
S2.25, $3.50 t275. 500. $3.50, $500. $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50 each.
Cord and tassels (three pieces) in con-
trasting coiors or to match the robe blank
cts at SOC per set.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Ticket specuJator DISCHARGED.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24-H. II. Waterfall
who was arrested by order of Mayor Dunno
on the charge of specializing In tickets for
the Chicago Michigan foot ball game, was
arraigned in court this morning and after
agreeing that he would sell no more of the
tickets he was discharged on the payment
of the costs.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING AFT
AFFAIR

sioux Falls Man Likely to Die from
Effect of wounds.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. A-Hovering
between life and death in the city hospital
is Oscar Nelson. a young man aged about
% years. He is supposed to have been the
victim OF an intended assassin Three bull
let's were fired into his body. Nelson is
unable to tell who shot him and the shoot
ing is shrouded in mystery.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Saturdays Cloak Dept. News.

We have always new Cloaks to show on
saturday. and always something interest
ing TO tell you about the special things we
have for sale. Come in and see the finest
Cloak Department in Omaha.
ON our second floor we sell kimonos'
Rath Robes. Shirt Waists, SILK Petticoats'
separate skirts. Chidrens Coats, Ladies
coats TAILOR and Dress Suits, Fur Goats,
Fur scarfs and Children's Furs.
20 Goats for little children, ages to
years at one-half regular prices. Every
coat new this season $500 coats at $3.50.
choice new styles in handsome Tailor
Made Suits, absolutely perfect.
specIal low prices on Silk Suits.
New Bath Robes for ladies just received.
Price, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
BUILT
FOrHin
Tales Of The Road

Nothing you can buy will 90 so straight to
the heart OF a business man; il is Just
naturally made for him and is alive with
entertainment drawn from the world Of
affairs in which he moves. Remember,
Lors Nom SrUFF IN THE Book THAN Az
FEAREp IN THE SATURDAY EvENGRo PosT
Price, $3.50. All booksellers.
THOMPSON & TuNNAS prh CurcAao
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Special Sale of Outing Flannel
on Third Floor.

Fine quality of outing flannel, in light
and pretty styles. on sale Saturday at sc
yard
Another fine quality, in light styles at
&c yard.
Amoskeag Teazle Down, in newest, choic-
est styles at only 1Oc yard
SG-inch wide extra fine quality light col
ored outing hannels at lz15c yard.
Tailor broadcloth, all cotton, but very
much like the wool broadcloth, suiting ef-
fects. regular SOc quality, at 15c yard,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
rn Crnn a CoLn IN nNh nAY

Take Laxative BTomo Qulnine Tablets
Druggists refund money if IL fails to cure
Z. w. Groves signature is or each boX.26c,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25

a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching blind, bleeding or protruding piles.
Your druggist will refund money II Pazo
Ointment fails to cure you in to IA days SOC
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
In Our Domestic Department
Third Floor.

s6-inch wide dark colored percales at loo
per yard.
Fine line OF 35-inch sill1olne, at &c, 1Oc,
12hc yard.
Cotton Batting, nice white quality, at &c,
10c, PFC 15c zoe and Csc per roll.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25

The Audience.
beneulCJlOn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rabbi II. Grodzlnsky.
Monday evening the celebration will be
wound up with an entertainment and ball
at Metropolitan hall. This will be under
the auspices of the Sisterhood of Temple
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Special Sale of Black Dress
Goods Remnants Saturday.

You cannot afford TO miss this sale.
Nothing handsomer for. good, practical
Christmas remembrance than something Of
this kind. Useful long after ordinary
trinkets are gone and forgotten. Skirt and
dress lengths Of this seasons prettiest
goods. At Saturdays special prices they
will go with a rush. Better come early
Sale commences at a, m. Fine line to
choose from at that time. Read each
item below showing special reductions for
this sale. Hundreds to choose from.
BLACK STORM sERGE-Deep. rich
black. s% yards in remnant, for s21s.
BLACK GRANITE N0VELTY-Rich,
glossy black; just a suggestion Of novelty;
regular SLIPS quality; 81 yards in rem
nant for s3.19
BLACK SILK AND WOOL CREPE
DE PARIS-Nothing more dressy or hand
somer at any price than this soft silky
fabric; ~ yards in remnant for SAB.
BLACK ALL WOOL TAMIsE-One of
this seasons prettiest materials IL you want
to plat or tuck your gown; falls in soft,
pretty folds; "a yards in remnant for S21s.
BLACK FRENCH POPLIN-Handsome
silk finish; one of this seasons newest
fabrics "a yards in remnant for t2.9S.
BLACK ALL WOOL BATIsTE- Light
weight. for the soft-cinging gown; 6ss
yards In remnant for A.Ss.
BLACK SILK AND WOOL CREPE DE
CHINE-Fine imported fabric, very popu-
lar; 41s yards in remnant for $1.96.
BLACK CHEVIOT-Wears like linen;
nothing prettier for separate skirts or full
suits; so inches wide; 5A yards in remnant
for 1894
BLACK SILK AND WOOL CREPE DE
CHINE-The height of dress elegance, soft
and clinging; ~ yards, regular 500 quail
NY. for SEQ.
Women's Outing Gowns.
When the assortment of sizes is good is
the time to buy outing flannel gowns. Sat
urdny's showing IL of the seasons best
styles. The garments are cut full and
large; the patterns are neat and pretty.
Fancy dotted effects and dainty stripes
finished with ribbon and braid trimmings;
also a good assortment Of styles in plain
colors. Prices, csc, 75c s5c, 800 to s225
each
Chlldrens domet gowns in plain white
and assorted stripes at COO, 75c soc and
800 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Neck Furs.

All the choice things are now here Neck
scsrfs Of reliable quality from $3.50 up 10
$1,000. g. CT. t,,st 70.
Children's and Misses Fur Sets just re-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
JEWSOBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

Continued from First Page1
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l
and comparison with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair Today and Tomorrow I'm Ne
braska, Iowa, south Dakota
and Missouri.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-Forecast of
the weather for Saturday and Sunday:
For Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas
and South Dakota-FRir Saturday and
Sunday.
For Montana-Fatr; warmer Saturday;
Sunday warmer.
For Colorado and wyoming-Fair satur-
day and Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25

7 indicates trace Of Precipitation
l. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-25
Wanted 20 Know Facts
rhe witness in rataf{nR his con,

The witness. in relating his conversation
with Chief Postofice Inspector Cochran.
said:
Il had previously told MI Cochran that
II Major Dennis was indicted that l ex-
peeted TO help defend him. and then l said
TO him: Now, Cochran. l am counsel for
the Rialto Grain & Securities eon-oany
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12


the
O
placed
within n Article
covered
CT vehicles from falling -
n
this Article
permitted the shall premises
which
ture or fill such
visor
therefor. N AeeeesA'! "sss'ahee
Section any sidewalk
Section tricvce m
s. Siiewalks
aforesaid
encroachment aoresad NN'
IL whoever shall
be deemed guilty
lhed no, less than five &
ARTICLE ".
crlipances inconsistent ,t
the OF rIinance ueJ WIN
Passed appoyed
a u
Attest
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

permit unlawful
giving of piuos
pay an fines penalties and otnres which
springs municipal aahoies grant
oath a may h % ms amy person as surety upon sae bond under
the amount value and character
making false oath or affirmation
procure license shan
consecutive weeks prios TO naainn mani h
license notice, Of his to- ahs M
lot block
City may theeupon a
which R'ss saeh BUSINESS ns @ To be s CARRIED Of on
pnba at Of @ e ne n @ SeR @ Of this city within five days after the last
eense TO carry on such business oa's the
such business Such application be
protest fled shall present % , aan h d
Council If called
% b i parpoIe % Of taking action and
@ ordinances @ Of this city upon the applicant
application and bond to the applicant. 'A '"'' ' "'"
for s @ 81 ANN ANY bond taken pursuant this
section 10 @ S a sap @ bond to comply with any of conditions
p the nd n beyond ~ & the % munelpal shall the
have power to authorize permit the
sued by virtue of sppan and
d shall pc appaF aPen s wn notice & the the
licensed zen mas violated any provision
or any condition the bond
ha' not be renewed except the
% ~ ANY person TO whom
posted until It's espa % %
section rio ~ No person or shall
dnnkad any piuous
nor more than three hundred every and such
Section Is The City grant
ha a m e made to satisfactorily them
detrimental to the wellbeing of the ~ wa
be nne' not less than ten dollars nor more than
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
Attest
City CLERK
PROPOSED ORDNANCE
Published to Comply With The state Law.
AN ORDINANCE
Concerning Licenses.


dreamed by the City ''sns %snren f h ' Idaho Springs
whies may Ss iss under m ordinance Of tn.
y @ay be be a'9 d -s sf @ i n be Of sss s s.si.a
sfs s aG 1s sssssa shan sss %
s e sss Council a%a his ' shall be subject
transferable wno M e a s sassa Of snasr der % sh shall
eense authorize do or act under Il su be
shall be granted at aa one time for longer period
city Council % ss have m the % rpsssy hsar the
specific By the ordnanes of Iab I
III, ses,o9 @ on la All licenses shall be City CLERK of
n am the 'as sum and ' % p
sssa G% as 1ssess5 Tns cs clerk sa @ keep , s in , , m
"' ss $ @ & iss s a.s sss
ns sssss &c place % % sps i s"s s s
es..s ses.sa ss, ~ The n CITY dollar for each IL
applicant the % of sa @ Psn @ n ss fee shall
1Ss,sIa ass''sas:,.. Il
ss s"ss anf" S as D6 @
e: not s . sss @ ss
sSa sns or l o@ @ 1 % % soas
S: 81. s not s'sss s
IN s 'asss a ns a 'n % cs s aso sa @
lies sae PROVIDED sa no
@ RI: 's;:..s' % Ss
& ne ordinances the Of goods ehaeis par
ans Of the provisions this Article
not sss than Gy @ dollar, % mis- o and I
sale: ss .ss :. p.s. Ss ssss;ss .ss i.
ss .. j e any asss %sfs
oy themselves be
time no licensed auctoneer cit ~
tiasel Asa1cDa Ds.Iil. il.
m Section Sc Indirectly person or by another
ons msi D so he oa % .n, Sg Sn AWAY as
TINS within
or mented liquors
as provided shall dealer
pison VINO shall sell
gallon
na1or dealer And exclusively malt
nau1rs shall be taken and all
class. r' - s"se '"es aeeofahs 10 their
Section cou,cu far
% Ewing Homer
N any eoek this within hundred feet
on a pub scloo
. per year or shorter period
:" ssxsm hundred and Nifty dollars period
me City Council
nn one gallon for medicinal
upon payment OF the
neleh proVaeo fIodd
' 'ses except upon certificate Of clergyman
OF physician
as tne case be- shall be
and shall be
naed shall be pria fac
ana and
~ ssrtt, q me CITY Marshal police ohcer
secton NO
he
pubIsh
sn De attached
nsn e signed BY the appnt
tn.t tne applicant
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
ARTICLE ".
Pawnbrokers.


a s'5l Obtained Gn n sesSa s & "s psa q @ '
money or other valuable
properly condition sf OF % % s @ % @ @ |" the p3eqsiIs
Section e. @S 3 fse qasS MsSo to Or be ca pawmS0hsr r1 &
app @ s sSs upon % the se ns'nss % s @
a Of one Or sn% s On % f a1 @ % and the
eoSns Sa for ' the % n s SsIS ed aSas
any ,n ms f ds S sn now as IN @ "
o sssSaanSs aas 'as s9ss
of ss sf na Hss5s ss 'ss1 ss .s @ % %
%RG1s d s asnd a Purchase 3 ge & ,ssv
property sanas Ssds as any o. % ses % p tsss,ss9 x @
's be kept Of s S s % Ss sn no by ss,rS s
deAsss section snd an s,s1, s entries 1sau
] P Ae n'a ssa sa % 1s sS 'G s
ssy s s sssl ~ Marshal ahsi %es
or pss % for any No Ssss psss0n oass ss. ,
s any ar op an % % SspsiS n s sn s % a
person s which soa % % 4s % sy s ,A Article
'a" a' aPsn saass si's so be fined
ARTICLE V.
;. 's: ss'"s'' q '''' sa %;
,sss ss ss1 s'ssf .s& a % sy
wares sfs sa ss @ sss ssTss@ %s rRs 5 s
.a s. Rs sss oss' on
sss AZ ': ss Oh @ '
sRSss s @ s s's ss @ a1
ps 0" selling No sly HoySn ss. Of g. this a,s.T
as dummers who solicit in business a. bs
cry selling goods their regularly sent n
person bringing to this cy for sale any
h by to ohouse
~er grown or raised by the
he of
section ANY person having
in
| De seen while he peddIng
& ihs f street, s or saRss s~a a TO ss ),
or Of
order of the theeo - i' f"'ss UT so"i
yfolatng
deemed
"'' -" sum mol less dollars
ARTICLE
Carriers
NO hackman
person shall use the highways city for the
] ~ h any charge shall be obtained
shalt he na - or or license as required in and
ne @ ,e ,Un eaeh dray carriage hack by horses
hteen dollars
one horse provided than
mack or other vehicle
"u neense on each additional vehie
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
Published to Comply With the State Law.
AN ORDINANCE

p,ass PsoPosao 20 @ oRDsANse ORD VA s
ne e.sa ne e x ne nc civ
Banners, sign. and "a advertisement.
ss' s":ss s.s ~ = e. ss
s ssrss Or AND s, sush esnss0n % mas be revoked " any TIME s the mayor ON
any s
but Ss Il" ia. .r. from an, store :. other su.
] ever g ns G s % % sss sfs or as1 % e nor @ ss 1 and y % % be 5 s %
pro project ab9ss % the aa 9 the & nor shall & the hinges % thereof
shall The oss d, the side s
'ss
Cleaning Of sidewalks. Gutter. and o.eh..
Section All persons are required keep hereafter the sidewalks
a % & aa said @ n IN ao nss ss a
% =. % 5ssss sss @ s ss ss sn highway @ s ]
clear sss'ss hs ,hs%
occupied by
e. ss 'ss re
a no s;s she %
sa hs asA no ssss h % % @ p s % sfsn %
ss ss ssns
in nsssss ssss wssfs .s. % ,s . @
city say "@ @ Ss s a
"'' premises ha comply with the
Visions $ his aa s s' % sse%.a s % s % I'M
sns,s ss thereof be fined not less than three nor more than
Obstruction. Upon ds.s s'asa.y. pus, Grounds.
Section No person whether builder otherwise
ss s ss%s % ss ssss
u sss9Tss & ne Longer neIs @ l to use Occupy
%ss sss s sss s 'ass ssas
20 q ;sS isss s'ss is%;:
nesie to comply with such provision shall be
Section up any
e inside o sn 5 oe1 en sha @ snd oyer any Sidewalk more than two feet from
ia a TWO @ from a ANY 81 side BOUNDARY & Thereof @ shall construct bow
wo @ feet over any Of the public
o At any nssh, more than two feet over the
0hsrxise sss,a. hshway
buildings Of
om 1%@s each ' oss snes %
in height above tine the
and ns iss hses % Of s % % @ @ a ssa s Inches n
this ssss sss rs snas upon n = % @ I
than three dollars ny dollars
supervisor to
IN s o. a n,s % r.
n @ above or thai % a or @ .sSss & the s @ avenue
ss sa % vsass ss % sa snn shall be of
Section No shah place
f upon soneon Ss sa OF
ss for each % ener and sdaep ane Nor %os sn % a dol
:,s 'e % @ & the % articles shall remain upon
,s Section Nc wagon We
cattle thereon unless
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Ordained by the City Council Of the city OF Idaho