Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-28
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHl
Nebraska Power Company Submits
New Proposition.
NO BOND ISSUE IS REQUIRED
Council, After Discussing ~ Infor'
mnIIy, Lays the Matter over 20
ALLOW the Public to Consider
the Proposition.

The city council took UP the newly mod,
fled proposition Of the Nebraska Powet
company last night. The company was re-
duested by the city council to have a copy
OF its proposition printed In the daily press
so that the public could become Informed
on It's various phases. Briefly, the PROPOSE
tion is at present to sell to the city OF South
Omaha the plant, without the issue Of
bonds. and accept in return quarterly pay
ments Of the interest on the original cost.
or $1,000, 900. and a portion OF the principal.
This payment was to come from the pro-
fits OF the sale Of light and power. The
company proposes to buiId the plant and
bring the power to South omaha from
Columbus. The capacity Of the proposed
plant is 10000 horsepower per day.
The council passed the ordinance en- the
licensing Of public amusements, and Rim
dred affairs. without division. The. as
sessment against moving pictures Is $50 per
year in halls or permanent places II rs
$50 per month in tents. SO.
The ordinance defining the duties OF city
weighers was passed. A great deal of
routine was disposed OF, including some
claims and important estimates. The ooun-
ell then adjourned for one week.
Republicans Meet Tonight.
A meetlng OF fOilSll NubeiS VIII 70 wv
in the evening at Kosciusko hall at Twenty
seventh and J streets. N. Zlotnicki. |
Chicago speaker of international reputa-
ton, will speak in the Polish language,
Magic City Gossip.
letters Gold Top Beer dellYered to any
part of the city. Telephone No. s.
Usage nut, high-grade, medium-prieed
coal. Tel. No. O., Broadwell-Rioh Coal Co.
Frank E. Jones Is much incensed over
the fact that someone poisoned his dog
last night.
Mrs. s. A.. Campbell and daughter Of
Tilden. Neb.. are the guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. c. e. Campbell. y
Charles Mahl, who has been suffering
from a severe cold and threatened pneu-
monia, is somewhat improved.
Frank Dolezals wife, who has been in a
hospital for two weeks from severe illness,
is said to be in a critical condition.
The death of Harry p. Thomas, son Of
occurred Sunday. The funeral will be held
October %.
The Pioneer Historical society Of ,south
Omaha will celebrate the wenty-second
birthday of South Omaha Wednesday even
ing at Woodmen hall.
In order that other church societies may
not interfere, the Presbyterian church an
! dinner on December 3.
The following births have been reported:
, Joe Reisdorf. Twenty-seventh and streets,
girl: Mike Hanne, 4l2b . street. girl; Anton
J. Buglewicz, 1T6 South Twenty-sixth boy.
The third division OF the Presbyterian
Kings Daughters will give a dinner at
the residence of Mrs. William Berry, lA'
North twenty ixth street, Thursday even
ing. October 20.
letters Gold Top Beer deliyered to any
| part OF the city. Telephone No. 9.
The death of Mrs. Catherine Moran, age
rs, occurred at st. Joseph hospital yester-
day after an illness OF several months. She
was the mother of Mrs. Paul Lange, bSl
North Eighteenth street, South Omaha. The
funeral will be held from the residence
| Wednesday morning, arriving at st. Agnes
church at 3 a. m. The burial will be in
st. Mary's cemetery.