Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
AFFAIRS At SOUTa OMAHA
Cudahy Company Practically Com
plstes New Reservoir.
AsFEALT MIXER on THE GROUND
Ruvtn9 C-autru-tsr. set Ready nar
Busy Time ~ Enrty nufe--
Tunsru 90 H.E
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The Cudahy PncEing cump@1v has pr1c-
Ideally completed the new reservoir wnich
rs located west OF the former reservoir sits
and south az the buildings at the extreme
west OF the plant. su t1at as suun as me
earth Is hunized In about the cement walls
the water can be turned IN. This reservoir
Is much larger than the former and is
connected with the pumps Of the plant 10
supply all the water used for sanitation
and IN Strengthening The object Of t1e new
reservoir Is That the old one may be dis
pensed with to make room TOR the new or
fiGe building which VIII occupy the old
reservoir site. As SOON as the water Is
turned m the grading viii begin Cor the
new office building Preparations are under
way for the new hog killing department
Bnth these buildings have been fully de-
scrfhed and VIII be the latest tning tn
packing house construction.
AsnhaEtte Mixer Arrfves-
A mixer Tor the asphaItic cuucrsrs which
Is to be used on 50 many OF the streets
Of South Omaha IN the prospective paving
operations arrived IN South Ouuha Tues
day evening and was hauled up To the place
where operations begin a the Highland
park district II was set in place We'd
nesday The National Construction COM
NAAA. 49, ~ ~ AAIANA MAH.lAAIAAa
WITHIN a few days. Much az the broken
Stone, sand and cement In already delivered
The other paving companies which make
use Of brick hluck 1re zufts rs progressive
and much mutsrial is already delivered
letter Greek sewer.
The Jettar creek sewer. which passes just
south az letters brewery. Is well under
way. The work has been advancing since
last tail About 90 feet OF a tunnel section
Is now completes. When another 100 feet Is
laid the work Of the rest OF 1he contract
VIII be al frum the surface. The c1nstruc-
ton viii be much fastzr after that point Is
reached. The first fifteen feet Of the sewer
laid during the cold weather fruze and the
csnsnr VIII have 70 be replaced. A gang is
also WORKING on the Mud creek sewer and
the work rs progressing slowly az present
Funeral OF H.. 4. TaEE.
The number OF people VINO attended the
funeral OF Harry E Tagg yesterday after
noon taxed the capacity % st. Martins
church, where the service was held. The
South Omaha Live Stock e~xchauge was
very largely represented and the South
Omaha commission men met at c.. Z.
Scarf drug store and attended In a body
The service was conducted by Rev. A. G.
White. rector OF ST Martins church, and
the music for ths occasion was by 81
Martins choir A preliminary service was
held at the residences in Omaha by the
Very Rev G. A. Beecher. dean OF Trinity
cathedral The flowers were very profuse
and the large pieces were very tasrefully
arranged.
palbearsrs were A. L Lott. c. e
Scarf. Frank Smith. Bert Blanchard, Guy
Ellis and Bruce McCuRach. The honorary
D nuTFau-aru - LANAI q NTn-esg-. =
Degan, G. ]. Ingwerssu. W. H MrCrsary.
John r Frederick, W. L Stephen, T. h.
sardsrs and p ] McGrath. The inrerment
was at Laurel HiH cemetery.
Maxfe CFty Gasatn.
Calvin Lindsey has gone for a visit at
Calhoun. Neb.
The body OF Lew Nichols was senr
Wednesday afternoon to Newcastle. Neh.
George Johnson, the new street COM
office without confirmation.
METZ FAMOUS BOTTLED REER-Fur
home CONSUMERS. Prompt delivery guar
anreed Phone South I6A
The south Omaha Commercial chm win
h1nch at the Greer hotel at noon tuday A
business session viii be held later
PHONE SOUTH SIS TOR a case az let
TER BOOK BEER Prompt delivery "a
any part Of city Henry T. letter.
Bishop NueIsen assisted By Or Garst.
district superintendent. viii officiMne at the
dedication Of the West side mission Sunday
at 3 p. m.
Joseph Pesek has been appointed the new
special police officer 70 take the place Of
John H1dec He has charge az the prison
gangs on tina street
L A Davis has neuIrned from a visit
to New York and New Haven and nearby
points. He and his wife have been gone
SIX weeks or more.
Rev. Frank L. L0veland OF the First
Methodist church OF Omaha Will deliver
his lecture. The Cry or the Children .
ar the First Methodist church. April p. Tor
the benefit Of the West Side mission.
FOR RENT-Acre tracts q acres. Yves,
Il st. good improvements: fine Cor gar.
dentug. II acres s. 36th St; 8 rooms, barn.
we'll and windmill; nice place. 8 acres.
mile south OF city limits good yard aud
cfstern. An nice land O'Neiifs Real EE-
Gare and Insurance Agency. Tel. south M
The following little girls comprised q
party IN honor Of the daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs J. II. Marvel yesterday Afternoon.
I EubT. Alma Lillian and Pearl Mason.
i SErear. Gertrude and George rhrHpp.
Elsie, Bessie and Maude Duncan. Lena
Opal and Thelma Williamson and Grace
Galloway
Good ramIrs always eoluw tas use of
FoIev'E Kidney Pills They give prnmnI
relief IN al cases az kidney ana hIadd.,
dfEurdera- ara healing. strsngrhsniuE And
anri-ssuuG- Try them Eur zaIs by eli