Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 24, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 August 1890 — Page 2

That weak, no-account feeling is dispelled by the use of Soqtfa American Nervine, Faris Bros, only Agents for Monroe Cdunty.

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FwBar ..... Thee J. Fars- - . . Jhm V. JkIm .. . Ed. X. Aadsssna - . Dr. Ja. IX Maxwell, Jr - c F.asaita rw IJhav s. For Judgaiota .ftidieua.CireajsV Far rlnlm0' Sff'fa. Dr. Brrrtorfe, tie tailvjay eotsptBy, tioa im MNfMHi of Am fMibiaky wvcntof tan) L w wish aBtie. Of cram the mtBtisa tbe Doctor nn mm of tee Tk4ltootor , ooo awl sodootwittcd to be Kepokon of fimoeo, beane tbtir dpaatied eBafties. Bet the Dor of k-ootop" io taia -gat, and M sffatd to aaapoia fingers 4tthr TbCaircoTiaaiof date save of toe Dirtor: "Dr. Bwyfafk is mi iode&tigke leader who ptm eooAoWe od Mm Waist at "iBtkaa. mt" as tbat tent is eoataMoly osdeisloiid, fee Ims bad valsmbie exmrteette as a asaaoi sfisirsaad esadoetor of; Urge eatcrpriess. At cere tint fiwajost aawsMr Wseticwc niiysi Hsao Loatmlle sod the snath, be ana tat sosse yean Best devoted bis tiate ad taJeat to profitable iBWSlanatu aad spceaianpos and ia aaw ooe of the beaeieat eapitalai tbe Falls City, He has le birewa way fit the world i BfotBsnii in whatever Flattering-ia-i have eosae to thooetor aad his soairtiw ad asyi apt a BBBgw aaMeovaoie cntiossas knewa to havebem and ootaide of tbe raafcs of those who sasaatanlv displaced, aad are, taeroDre. diMrraBtled. Taw bbRfMvsue eteaMat. - hadBfdrtenBayTboth ackiad aad aaMree. aboak thw cae whseh ioMfami timf etmn downta)!, bat - bw ooj sawweded io .tgtttti" which result aaneorabn to thsBjasleea. Dr. Breyfegle has readUf aaahsjaeily mastered tbe detaus ot biaNBess in bis aew calling. Jie worm Boa, aa early morning boot qbhI tete ia tbe em inc. and is conversant wkb all that isaotn? oa in the several departments of aha read. Stsee eomiec te Cbkafb he baa been Dsade director of the Cbieago V Westera Indiana and of the Belt Uneranreada. aad there Is ftroaMae w hi of anaay yaaraofl TbeSawtbvHIe rank of a aaaa eVpeadiag watebtbat be said bad opon a the wreek at JWaberV tbereeaU of tratnawa aefteetiag teaW a traia; the wreek at Salt Oeefc 8a BMrniaf was eat ay ine leeaifaawai ot ota bb ex Mhoad 'B9t; who eavl to raa to a awfteh that they knew was diOeaH to reaeb .aad extra baaardoaB. It is aafinr to durge these aad a anaiber of aiaailar atddeataafaiast the afmorttePlraaibof the He. aoa, or the trata dispatchers. They ba eaongb toaboalder. ioaapoiste i wttf em Ksasas, state that bet winds of the peat throe days, bate ntaterieily redoeed the already taw condhioa of erona in that part of tbe Bute. He wind hare Meralry cooked jeera, urti aaaay Mowfllaot yield a siaa ear. This eondilion prevails alone tbe Mfaaoari Faette from Coaoar d to tbe western bonadary. .rrTbe aHser bR of the eeafer',jjiBCaHKMttwM which the fitwateead 1 Hoaee. bee beta at ened by tbe Piwadtat anal is a-law. The bill wa passed by SepoblMaa votes, ant a aiaila Deaieeiat votiaf for H. They preferred that there be ao loislatioB apna ibesUewqoestioa, taat inere be no laeieaat of tbe etnh4Mf asedieet aad aa relief for tbe tummg aad indas. trial intenata of the United 8ntm la thai tber endnmd tbe aetion of their Ute Preai Jent ClerelaaaV who vetoed a free silver bill aad who iajtnaUerably npyatad to ana of sf her. as- atoney: Dr; Perry point, the African explorer, speakt lag of not weatner and els eSeets, having Sad considerable experience ia the Tropics, said: "Thia ie the seasoa when tbe ehinen, who in winter drinks beer to keep warm mm habibea tbeaame beverage to keep cool ; juwhably on the asaanNptina that it is a peer rnh that won't work both waya. Begarding maiwier drinks think fresb buttermilk is the drink for summer uot tlte old stale MuflT kaowp a

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Bine Jack ' bot tbe good, fresh ar ticle. Tbe add of tbe atttk is one of the beat blood coolers we have and it also- has a RMMt beneficial action oa tbe internal, economy, keening aadeoatrol aach of the tendeiicy to. diarrhoea, dysentery and other bowel inflammatory eoaaplsittts which always follow the eareie ingestion of half-ripe or over-ripe fratte aad vegetables. A etesple diet of light soups, not and eavetnlty wketed and prepared veg etabhe and fruits, with a. scarcity of eniatal food, wll carry any ordioary being tnroDga the ltot seamo wtthont any tronble. I'epper is a eondiment wbicfa n pecoliorly adaDted to bet weather, as is evi deaeed by the experience of all tropical residents, yet or northern people don't take to it very kindly for some reason oe other. Curry and pepper soap are two staples io toe tropics, and 1 often got better results from a bowl of good pepper soap in some eases of bowel com plaints than I did from medioioes.9 Sakm New f John Jarboe, wreck-train laborer, met very tenons ac!aenavanRDnday a a morning whU5?Bcene of last '8 freight train wreck in Salem. Jarboe was seated on a pair of trucks planed on the end of a. oat ear when the engineer backed a portion of the tram up to was so great that tbe stakes holding the tracks in place broke and Jarboe was turned a complete anstmaolt. The tracks caught him in soeh a position as to dooble him ap, his knees tightly pressed against his chest. Aside from the ugfy prints of the trucks on his back, he was seriously braided internally. Dr. J. P. Henderson, the Monoo's resident surseon. ren dered all possible assiataoce to the aarortnaate awn and aeeompanied to Jim home ia New Albany. As an evidence that country editors make a great deal of money, the New York Herald says of ediiter field's aew boose: "One hun dred granite columns of enormous siae from New England qriiirries and highly polished have beta re ceived at'the Opbir farm, the home of Wnitaiaw Ketd. They are to be ased in the eoastraotion of 410.000 portico encircling his greeks mansion, which is in the coarse of erection. It is said that Mr. field's residence will be almost as haadsome as that of the Bockefclkr BMMMfoa oo the Hudson The bnildiag is modeled after the Uerman castles of the 14th eeataryv From the nettle tower. Ursenwicn Uarbor, JLong Island 8onnd, 8taten Island and Brooklyn be steo." When produce is scarce here Albert Rett berries off to Greene jeennty and aeearea last what the people most need. He don't wait thffeiljffotngbt ia,, . . . Comnlaints come from all over the State against the Kittening innranee company or Ki tuning, Fs. It has taken risks and lost, and hsa aever paid one of them. The Slate Auditor says the Kittaning m aot aotnorued by law to do bosfeeat m Indiana, aad should be assented by the State's attorney each county in wbicfa it attempts to ajork. -Sentinel, The proper wsy to get a cinder oat of the eye, ia to draw tbe upper SJ J . ' .1 I i mi wiwii or bt ma lower, uiuming the lashes of the lower aa a broom. that it may wjrep tbe snrface of the former and lows get rid of the intruder.,. 0irr. gently drawing the lid away from the globe, pass a clean elmeffehair brosh or fW

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nree Hnsem. netweea went? ims procednrt will, in nearly aH oaoes, safSee; when it does not the seryiessef a physician are necessary. It is a remarkable fact that a very miaate body will give rise to intense pain, and even after it has been extracted, the sensation remains for ua boor or more.. Afte r tbe intruder is out, gently bathe tbe Haa every fifteen minutes iu .A .e .111 fK l,li aHlwiM-,,. LIi8 Hsiwc Journal. jf .

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Prlse Low as Any. Shb Didh't Likb Chtjbch ObOAKS. A novel case baa just ended in tbe common pleas court at JNew Philadelphia, U. Ine Uentenary Methodist JGpucopal church pur chased a organ a short . time ago oa rjaymeataot Professor Ortt. and it seems on account ot this tne con gregation became sadly divided. Tbe testimony showed that there was one pious old lady particularly, known all over the neighborhood as "Aunt Bliss," who looked upon the organ as .the creation pf tbe devil. She attended services regu larly, bot the minute the organ be-. gan playing the old lady ' would walk out ot tbe cnurcn ana sit upon the steps until the mosio . ended and she would return for tbe sermon, at the dose of which, when the mono began for the closing hymn, the old lady woold rerame her seat on the church stop and then return for the benoilictton. The organ being the causa of so much trouble, the trustees were at their wits' ends how to get rid of it. One rainy morning Professor Ortt, having "The e&orcn. wsMBaxed to see tbe orout in the oorncr of the field. Inere was no shelter; over it, and tbe neighboring chickens found it a pleasant place tot roost. The professer brought spit at once against tbe trustees of the ehurch. The testimony developed tie fact that tbe trustees had thoughtlessly w. iuv uigBu wiac- m - um "Sveaiurtr merely to please old pious i "Aunt Eliaa." The ease was hot ly con tesiea anq a veraict renaered in favor of Professor Ortt for the amount of . the purchase of tbe or gau. Tbe following paragraph concerning former well knenrn Wash ington county citizens we clip from the JHew Albany .items in Thurs day's Courier-Journal : Io formation was reoeivtd here yesterday concerning a don bis murder that was committed a iiew days ago in the Indian Territory', twenty-live miles from Oklahoma City, in which Mr. B. F. Graves, formerly of Washington county, a gentleman well known ia this city, eit . - was one oi tne victims. About a year ago Mr. Graves and his bit sons went from Biting San, Texts, to we territory, where they Be came interested in a crop with a half-breed named Hen)ry Bowden. On the 4tb iqst. Bowilea aad the Graves men became involved la difficulty over some division in the crop, and in the resnltinSg fight Bowden tbot and killed the elder Graves and waa in turn killed by a a tne ooys after a desperate straggle, MaXlce sT AfitlcatUeiBi fen u. The State of Indiana, Obwitv of Mon roe: The undersigned, a male person over twenty-one years of age, and aa inhabi tant of the city of Bloonriinzton. in the county of Monroe, and the State of Indiana, hereby give notice to tha citiacnt of Um said city of Bloomington, and of the First ware or saia city, and le Bloomingtoo towctbip, in the said count of Monro and State of Indian, that He wilt at September term of the Board of Commis sioners of the county of Monroe, ia tha State of IffaTass, ia'taa year lt0, apply to the said Board for a license to eell intoxicating liquors, to-wit: spiritoai,viuous and malt liquors, la a lets ' quantity tban a quart at a time, for tbe period of one year with the privilege of allow. ng. toe vame w oe orantK upon tn imtse. xb aaM premises u pon which desires to sell said aniritou. vinous and malt liquor, being sitaated ia tha said First Ward of the said city of Bloominctoa, ia Bloominatoa township. ia Monro county, Indiana, and more particularly described aa foil we, to-wit a pert of in-mt number on Hundred and afty-savea 1 157T, in the city of Bloom ington, Monroe county, Indiana, bound-' and described as follows, to-wit: be ginning at th southeast cornier of said lot, running thence north on th east line thereof one hundred and thirty-two 133 fast, thence west on the north lino of said lot njnoAen ItJ foot, thano south on a line parallel with the east lias of. said lt of one hundred and thirty-two 132 feet, thence east on the south line of said lot nineteen It fact, to the place . of beginning. A..- M u TSUVB OM.SV .ar 4 JVetfce tf Applleatleat fsr l. i - The undcrsiirned, a male eitixen over tha age ot twenty -one . years and an inhabitant of the city of Bloomtnuton, and county of Monro and State of rnaTana, hereby give notice to the citisen or Bloomington and of ths First Ward of said city in Bloomington township, in aaid county of Monrot.and the 'State of Indiana, (bat be will at the September term, 1890, of tbs Board of Commissioner, of th eoanty of Monro and Stats of Indiana, apply to said Board for lice as to "weaieaMai uqor.trw,, : .p. ritous, vinousana aaMliauorj. inaless au antitv tan quart tt time for period of one

year with th prlviUge of allowing the

taiae to oe arena upon ine prtmiiM; upuo j wniou ae oetuet to ten aaia apuitoae, on aad malt liquor, and that tejd prem Um are iltuated In tbe First TVarjJ ofUM , city of Bloomington, In Bloomincton townanip, aionroe county, male of noUna, and deioribed at follows.; A part of Jn-lot number ono-haaSrca' aad thirty (130) ia town now jfij of Hleomington, Monroe ooanty,"-' Indiana,, heginning at the aouthwett eornor atVpaid in-lot rauning tfaanca north twenty one-hall (JOJ) feet, thtnceeaat forty ) feat, thence loath twenty and onO'half (MJ) faet, tbanoa wait forty (M) feat to the place of beginning jua w as v. nun M.uum Ang. , 'to. Hatlco aC Appllcattlom ttf 14ceaiew, Tbt nndenianed, a male citizen over tbe age of twenty-one yean, aad aa inhabitant of tbe citT of Blooninirtoa and eonnty of Hen roe, in tbeStateoflndiana, nereby fivei notice to tne ettisana m Bloomington and of tbe Pint Ward of aid oily and of Bloomington towaabip, ia said county of Monroe aad State of Indiana, tbat ha will at tbe September term, I860, of the Board of CommUioneM or tbe county or aionroe, nuts ot noun a, apply to Mid Board for a Heeate to eell intoxicating liquors, to-wit: tpirltoui, vinoM and. malt lionori in lea quantitiei tban a quart at a tune, lor a period oi one year, witb tbe privilege of aBewiag tbe Mine to be drank en tbe tirewM .upon .kirk t dMine to eell laid esfMOtt Vlnoui and malt liquori, and th. priBiei being altuated in tne mm warn or hh It at Blaominvton. towmbitf of Btoominvtnn. eountv of Monroe and State of Indiana, ana aetcrinea ai- ioiiowv, w-wiv; L- . . .. . ' . .1 IA . Partofin-lot one hundred and OftrnineriS91 in tbe eitj or BloomiPgton, JLonroe oouniT. inaiaaa. nonnaea mm vIowa: beginning at the soutbwect corner of aaid in-krt.' thence eatttwentvISO I feet, tbence nortt tnvrty-IlTe H6 rest, tncnee west twenty loj teer, tnence eoum w we plaoe oi neeinning uuny-nve ijoi 'kv. r KWAfiM.JtraS. Aug. 6, to. RECKITER'S SALE. Notice is hereby given, that tao onderimtA. aa Raraiver. annotated by tbe Monroe Orcait Court, in tbe cause of tbe Vint National Bank or loom melon, Indiana, arainei Oeorge W. Bellenbacher, at al, to aell tbe partnenbip piPrty i tha firm of HollanDacner sons, win oj Tirtue oC aa order of tne said Monroe rSMult Clemt. offer for tela -atria Sell at aaetioa at the Coart Houae dwfr, in tbe City of BioomlnKton, Coanty, AOftroe, Mi maw w ahuirw , B4.TUBDAT, AUGUST tOrar, J8W, the foDoiving deseribed rebl estate, sitoato in tha UoanlV or SlOBroe aQ. autw m TT 1 , 1 3 . . tk. mntli hair of tbe sotttbwaft quarter of sMdon eight a, town elgnt l"X range a ae ii j east. tvrvr ni fiAI.K One-third eb Mm raaidue In eaual naTmenU at six aad twelve months, with notes at interest. waiving roller from valuation or appraisement laws, and secured by good jrsenal security. '-

"2M3d sala will begin on said 30th day

of August, at 1 o'clock p. ra. . CHARLES H. Mcl'liSSIftiw, Aug. , 1890. Becelver. Buskirk A Buskirk and Lpudw Bog ers, Attorneys. ' Notice to Vpters. iffotliw herabv iriven. thdt the Be.'rd nf Countv Commissioners oft Monroe eountv. Indiana, nt their ri 1ar June miy into term, 1890, divided Monroe BEAN BLOSSOM. ixtrtUW. Prtcintt No. One: Beginning at a point in the stiull) ltound. ary line of said township, wheto tbe line dividinc sections thirty-tbreef 13) and thirty-four (34) in said townmip, inter- . - , ; , Ikh5wi7d tb thlrly-thMe (33) and thirty four (34) in-

terseots nean of-som "v by First street of tbe cltv of Bloomrunning in a "westerly diiUon w th , f n thoca weet M;d Tlfti ltw,

tne meanueriURS oi saia creoa j. po.n wnere snra creea. mieneois . boundary line of said township! AH that! 5Bjf"M StfP '-''"luT.in":.4' of said line shall be in and known as pre - cinct No. 1. The voting place of said pretinet tball be at Stinesville. Precinct S. Two.'.! All Uat prt of said towiahip lying east and north of said Una shall be in and known a precinct No. 2; and the voting place shall be at Mt. Tabor, with Jams W. Davis as inspector. , WASHINGTON TOWf6HIP. Preeitut No. Otiet, Commencing at a point In fie tonthern boundarv line ofaaid townshik where the Bloomington, Waypmt and 'Martinsville road intersects said souther, boundary line; thence running witb tfe mesnderings of said road ia a nortbSatcraly di. taction until said road trikwfhe line dividing sections twenty -eight 119) and twenty-seven (2T) ; thence lie a northern direction with the meandering of !d road, until laid road leave tie line run ning north between section twenty- eight (28) and twenty-seven (27) bad twentyone 211 and twenty-two 22land. sixteen fiat anfl Sftaan 1181 and aitns fBl nnd ten hoj. Thence running in a faortheattern direction with tbe meanderlne of aaid road until it intersects the nohern bound ary line of said Wsshlngton bswaship. All that part of said township lying east of said line shall be in sia known as nracinct Ha 1. and tha votksr nlace oi aid precinct No. I shall be) at. Policy's scbaol bouse. -Precinct No. IVoj AH tbst part of said township tyin westof said dWidinar line sWall be in an known as precinct No. 2, and the voting plaoe of said precinct No. 3 (ball bo at a place hereafter to be selected, with Wat. H. Mattingly inspector for pracinct No.l BLOOillNOTON TWSaHF. Treamet N6. OH: W That part 61 the city of Brtomington wiuna saju townvoip uaBQnueq,w wiwhi to-wit: Betrinnina- at a point where the alley runnlasr north and south, which if con tinued, would run through th court nous, intersects a line drawn tram, the east gate of tbe court bouse yard, to tha wast gate thereof: thence south alone said I in and the center of said alley to tha township line: thence east alone said towMnip un to the corpora to limits or too aaM city. Thence north on said line to the center of Sixth street in said oitv: thence along the. canter of aaid Sixth (treat to the center of Walaai. street ; thence south alonr Walnut street to sh east gate of th court houae yard,- theses west to th point of beginning, to b kaowa as precinct Mo. i. with voting piece at County Treasurer' office, aad with Jos eph H. JMrbv aa inspector. Itecxntt ao. Two ; That part of tbe city of Btoomington within aid township described a felitws, ts-arfct .. Beginning at tbat point where tbe alley running north and south, which ff continued, would run through the 1 court house, intersects a line drawn from .the east gate of tbe court house yard to tha west gate thereof ; thence south alona laid lino and the center of said alley to the township line ; thence west along aaid- line to tbe Preparation Una of the city of Bloomington; thence aortb on aaid lis to the center of Sixth street in said city; thence east along th orator of Sixth (treet to tbs center of College Avenue. Thence south along said College. Avenue to tbe' west gate of the court hoiumjfard i thence cast to th place of boginnlag. To be kaowa a precinct No. 3, w its voting p! see at tbs County Clerk's oJBoe. 1 aad wjift H. J. Brwncci inspector.

Precinct ffe. Three! . Tbat part of the city ot Bloomington within said township described as follows, to-wtt:

Beginning at tbat point of intersection of tbe etnter of Sixth and WelnutstreeU, ia said city, running thence east to tbe corporation line; thence north along said line to tbe corporation line-en tbe north ; thence wet to the center of Walnut street ; thence south to the plaoe of beginning, to be known ae nrecinet No. 3. with voting place at Seward's tin shop, corner of Wal nut ana aevenm nreeu. Preanet No Four: i All that cert of tbe city of Blooming ton within said township described aa fol lows, to-wtt: Beginning) at the intersection oi toe center of Sixth street and College Avenue witbin said city; tbente west to van cor poration line thence north to the corporation line oa tbe north eide of said city of Bloomington ; thence east to tne point where said corno ration lino intersects a Una drawn due north along and from tbe center of College Avenue, thence south along aaid line aad center of said street to that place of beginning. To be Known as precinct jko. , wiw voting place in tbe basement of the Progress Block, on Corner of Sixth street aad College Avenue, and with George DThornton as inspector. Twetaef JVe. tee; . That part of the city of Bloomington lying north of a line drawn from tbe east gate of the court boose yard to the west gate thereof, and lying between College Avenue aad a Una draws therefrom north to tbe intersection of the corporation line oa tbe north side of the city of Bloomington and Walnut street in said city, and all that part of Bloomington township not within tne corporate limits oi tne civ; nf R1oamlntnn. To be kaowa as pre cinct No. 6. with votine place at the Countv Library rooms, and with Jeff. Ward aa inspector. SICHLAND TOWNSHIP. Precinct Ifo. One: Commencing on the southern boundary line of said township at a point where tbe line between sections thirty-three 33 and thirty-four 34 therein intersects Iil aatitharn boundarv line, thence north to a point in tbe northwest quarter of Motion ten flOl therein to tbe center of Association street in Bllettsville ; thence southeast alone- the center of said A MO eiatioa street to tbe center of Main Cross street in ElWUrille; thence northeast with tbe center of said Main Cross street to the intersection of the Louisville, Kew Albany and Chicago railway; thence north with tha line running tbrnutb tbe center of sections ten 10 and three 3 therein, to tha north boundary lino of Mid tawnfthin. rt Ail that part of sajd township lying east of said line shall be In and known as precinct No. 1, with voting place at tbe Grand Army Hall in JElleUsvllle, Indiana, and with Wm. C. Draper as inspector. Pminet Jfo. Itoo: All tbat part of said township lying west of said line shall be in and known aa precinct No. S, with voting place at th Center School Hcnse. in Xllattsville, lad VAN BURBN TOWNSHIP. Precinct Ka. Out: AH that part of Van Buren township ing nfrouju tne cSnteToT som township east ana west ana containing aeouena one Til to eiarhteen fltl inclusive, shall be in aad known as precinct No- 1, with voting place at Kirbra school bouse and with William M. A. Kirhy inspector. Preeinet Ab. Jwoj All tbat part or Van Bran township on the sooth side of the section line palag through ths center of said township east and west and containing sec'i-ns nineteen IS to thirty-six 36 inclusive, shall be in and known i precinct No. 2, with Totin(rjlci at Karmonr. PEUBT TOWNSHIP. - Prccinc A. Onm: nepinning at a point in the southern boundarv line of SaM township, wbnre the Salem road intwecls csid southern boundarr Kiw; thence ninntpw in a northern direction witb the nieanderinss of said where tne tsalem roau intetfcts tne corHasMhsacs north en Walnut wfc - w , . , totorwct. - ,Bl d,reoU af Colloga Avenue, thence north thmKh '. " . . , 1 tree?int.ra4ts College Avenue; thence 1 , . ,r...j La .rui east to a point where said Second street intersncts Walnut street ; thence North to a point where Walnut street intersect the nortacra boundary line or said rerry township. All tbat part of said township which lie west of said line shall be in aad known a precinct Ns. 1, with voting place in the west room of tbe old college building. Precinct No. TW .- All tbat part of Perry township lying east of said line, shall b-s in and known a precinct No. 2, witb voting place in tbe east room of the old college building, with Wm. HepMv a inspector. CLEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP. Prmnet No. Ones Commencing at a point on tbe southern boundary line of sect ion thirty-four 34 in said township, whet the Una running north and south through the center of ssid section intersect aaid southern boundary linei running thence north to the souther boundary line of section fif teen It in aid township; thence west to the notrheait corner of section twenty, one 21 thersin; thence north to the northeast oorn ir of section sixteen It therein j thence west to the western boundary line of said township. All that aart of said townshia which lies south and west of the above described line shall be in and known a Barrodsburg precinct, with voting place at Barrousourg, xnaiana. Preemet No. Two; All that part of said township lying north and east of said dividing line shall be in aad known as Smithville precinct, With voting place in Smithville, Indiana, aad with J, T. Mitchell as inspector. INDIAN CREEK TOWNSHIP. Precinct No. One : All of the territory Included in Indian Creek towmhip, Monroe county, Indian, hall be in and known as nrecinet No. I, with voting: place at tha Center School Hoose. FOLK TOWNSHIP. Prtcinct No. On : All the territory included in Folk town (hip shall be in and known a precinct No. 1, of said -township and tbe voting plaoe of aid precinct shall be attb Blackwall School Hons. HALT CREEK TOWNSHIP. Prmnet No One: All of tbe territory included in Salt Oretk township, shall be in and known as precinct No 1, of raid township, and th vetiac place of said precinct shall be at the Knight School Houso. BENTON TOWNSHIP. Precinct No. One : All of th territory included in Benton township, shall be in and known a pre cinct No I of said township, and tbe vot ing place or said precinct shall be at ionvill. MARION TOWNSHIP. Precinct No. One: All of tbe territory included in Marion township, shall be Is and known as nre cinet No. 1 ja said township, and the votine nlace for said .preclpot shall be at tbe stepp School Howie. Ststb oy Thdiah., MOBROBJ COVMTT, LWm.T. Blair, Auditor in and for said county, hereby certify tbe above 10 oe a true ana complete transcript or the action of th Commissioner of Mon roe county, Indiana, at their June term, ItW, with refeNBc to tho establishing of votina precinct for ssid countv. as required by the Acts of 1889. paspeowmiy bunroilteq, WM. T. BLAIR. July 23, 1880. Au.4. jjonro Co.

WATER WORKS ORDINANCE. A1V ORDINAHCB, providing for tbe su pply of water to tbe city of Bloomington, Indiana, and its inhabitants, authorising Jesse W. Starr or his assigns to construct, maintain and operate water works, securing protection to said works, contracting with said Jes se W. Starr or his aasigaa for a supply of

watar lur puono uae, son KirinR sw city aa option to purchase said works. Be it ordained bv the City Council of tbe City of Bloomington, Indiana. 8 so. 1. A franchise is hereby created to Jease W. Starr or his successor and assigns for thirty (30) years from tbe passage of this ordinance to construct, maintain aad operate within and near tbe City of Bloomington, Indiana, a water-works for supplying the aaid city and inhabitants thereof with pure and wholesome water for public and private uses, and to use the street, alleys, sidewalks, public grounds, streama aad bridges or tne is ia City of Bloomington, Iadbna, within it present ana future corporate limits, iot 'lacing, taking up ana repairing mains, lydrants and other structure and devices for the service of water that ia necessary therefor. Sac. 2. Tha water suvnlied bv said works shall bo eod, clear water, of suffi cient quantity and "suitable for domestic, are and manufacturing purpose, ana tne source of supply (hall not be contaminated by th sewerage of said city or otherwise. flic. 9. The said water-works shall be complete and perfect in all its details, and the machinery shall consist of two separ ate ana aisunot compouna aupiex pumpinr engines, with suitable boilers con structed of tha best quality of wrought iron and other necessary appurtenances to give a capacity to pump two millions (2,000.000) gallons in twenty-four hours acainst a creature equivalent to one nun dred and thirty (130) feet head.ata piston speed not greater tnan one nunurea (lew; feet oer minute, the poropine eneinss to be arransed so that tbev may be worked together or singly a required, and shall be so connected to tbe pipe system that the pressure ma v be ehaneed from stand pipe to direct pumping pressure within at least ten (10) minutes. A stand pipo shall be erected on accessible bieb around, tea of said stand pine to be not less than one hundred and forty (140) fret above the City Datum, and said stand pipe shall be constructed or iron or sufficient strengtn and thickness to give a tensile strength of not Ism than llftv thousand pounds per square inch, having a holding capaoity of one nunared ana ny toousana (iiiv,wv; gallon and be of baAdsoma and appro priate design. Sac. 4. The pump house shall be built of atone or brick with stone foundation and with; tin or iron roott it shall be of handsome architectnral design, of. ample sixa and conveniently arranged' for the holding and operatins of the necessary pumps, bailors and machinery. All of the machinery shall be increased from time to time as the growth of the city may require. Sec. S. There shall be of not lets th n Ave (5) tuilos of tha best quality of cast iron pipes for distributing water throughout the city, ranging in sice from four (4) inch to 12 iDAh in diameter, as shown on (the" man of the -pipe system submitted fterewitB, wuivn snail oeinur-wna.. ly embedded with not leva .th"AV.f"i h. cover; rue pipe, to oe u . .. ..r . . . - . i, . . stand a hydrostatic pressure or three nun rp"n;. "I""" us tfl HtniiH pus IV c&rrj mi inn pr.i , on tuis agreement, s -"BR tne miy. - tre protet.tim. The 8re hydrants rented qv Hia ritT mm acrmnnnr hwu, unit ; hi what i, "known as the fm-t proof, each having two.and-ol..bair im-h -'. i .lif.,'?n,,"Id 'J.,rfi'- l-J SrUJfl number of gste,' or valve, of the most approved m?ni.r.cture,soasto permit of sliuttingoffthn water from portions of Xr i"iJ T1-. ri1"?: .w.Uh. a,ej oaci ri apsw. a uwte rnaii w n -r T tlie ear.a.-it nf saM w.lar. w,a nn their completion, when said Jesse W. ! btsrr or hit assigns shall cnnte to Imj thrown at one tune at least five (5) si mill - taneous stream, each through 230 feet f two-and-onc-balf incb lire baseband a one-and'One-qnarter inch nj.xlo.from any Ave (S) h.vdruntt.to the li right of not less than one hundred (!) feet. Skc C. Tbe said Jesse W. Starr or lit assigns 'hull construct and maintain in good working order an elsctrio Ore alarm bet! in th pump house, which may bo connected by said city with the City Hall and Police Station or any building designated by City Council, and witb any Are alarm system which may be in use in laid city. Sic 1. The said Jesse W. Starr or bis assigns shall commence tbe construction of said works within ninety (90)dav from tne parcngeana approval 01 lb tt ordinance, and shall have them in successful opera. tion with not 1ms than live and one half miles of mains witbin twelve (12) month from sucn commencement, proviamg, however, than any delay caused by strikes, unavoidable accidents, injunction or order of court, or by malicious interference, or delay caused by parties furnishing pipe or material, shall work an extension of time for tke loss of time so occasioned. 8 sc. t. There shall be no unreasonable obstruction of the streets, alleys, sidewalks, public around, streams and bridge of said city, by the said .fane W. Sterr or his assigns, in constructing the works, or in placing, taking up or repairing any mains, nydrnnts, or other structures or device for the service of water, and tbe said Jesse W. Starr, or assians. after us ing said-streets, alleys, sidewalks, public grounds, stream and bridges, shall restore them within a reason able time as nearly as practicable to their former con dition, and shall hold said city harmlesi from any and all daman arisine from negligence or mismanagement of the said Jess W. Starr or bit assigns or an employees, in placing, taking up or repair ing sucn mams, hydrant, structure or devices,in making street excavations. The said Jesse W. Starr or hi assigns, shall erect barricade aad daaaar. ianaU at tha ends of such excavations and at all street crossing. If th said Jesse W. Starr or bis assigns shall decide to lay a main in the street, the arade of which has not yet been established, it shall be the duty of said citv to establish said erade forthwith Scat. An v person or persons enesred in removing any pavement or in making any excavation within the said citv, pur suant to the provisions or wis ordinance, who shall fail to properly guard and pro tect same,and to replace such pavement as soon as aaid work is finished, shall on conviction thereof be liable to a fine of not less than ten ($10) dollar or mora than twenty ($20) for each and every offence. Sao. 10. The said Jesse W. Starr or bis assigns shall not charge during the existence or tne franchise grantea by t nis ordinance, exceeding the following maximum annual rates: but they shall have th right at their will at any lime to insert a water meter into the service pipes of any customer, and to suppll him at meter rates. No. 1. DWELLING HOUSES. Occupied by one family, supplied by one faucet,,,. , ....,....$10 00 Each additional faucet, .not herein after specially rated, ......... When a house is occupied by more than on family, and all supplied bv one faucet, for each family....! J 00 1 00 Each family having; separate fix tures in a house occupied by mars than one family, will be charged the same a if firing ia a separata house. One bath tub, 6 00 When used by more than op fernuy, lorescu is rawy, Each additional bathtub... 3 00 One water closet ot approved kind, 0 Oo

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4 00 2 09 Karh additional water elotet.......... When both batb tub and water closet are used, for both.. 10 00 One self-closing urinal no Other allowed l, ......... One set tub,......... 3 BO 2 00 1 00 Each additional set tub,, Where a bot water faucet is used at the same vessel with a cold water faucet, but one faucet tball be charged for, and Urn same applies . to boardina houses. ' Provided, tbat in no case shall tha charges for the use or water by a private family, exclusive of hose and stable,exceed SB 00 No. 3. BOARDING HOUSE. Supplied by one faucet, $13 00 Each additional faucet................... 3 00 One bath tub,............... MS 10 00 Each additional bath tub,..., . a oe One water closet of approved kind, 10 00 Each, additional water closet.......... 3 00 Each self-closing urinal................ 3 tt No. 3. HOTEL8 Special Rates. Lodging bouses, in addition to the rates tor noaraing nouses, lor aeon bed for boarders and lodeers, ...... 1 00 No. 4 PUBLIC LAUNDRIES AND BATHS. For each laundry tab-...-..-......-..,. It 00 For each bath tub.................... 11 00 For each water closet................... It 00 For each self-closing urinal,, ....... 4 00 No. 6. STORKS, OFFICES, AND WAREHOUSES. First faucet, 10 00 Where two tenants are supplied by same faucet, each Where more than two tenants are supplied by same faucet, each,.... Water closets used by one tenant only........ Water closet used by more than one tenant, each,. . For each additional faucet or water closet, half the above rates will be charged. Self-clesinw urinal, each tenant...... f 00 5 00 t 00 4 00 2 00 No. 6. SHOPS, SALOONS, RESTAURANTS, MARKETS, ETC. Apothecary shops, one faucet,.... 15 tt Each additional faucet.....-....-.-. 3 00 Water closet and urinals for dwelling bouses; Barber shops, one faucet and oaa cfinir, Etch additional faucet,. 10 00 2 00 2 00 i" Each additional cnair, ................. Dining saloons and restaurants, ia addition to rates charged forhoirding bouses for each sett for customers, Liquor or drinking saloons, one faucet ......... 1 to 12 00 3 00 Each additional taucet.......... ........ Water closets and urinals same as for boarding bouses. For purposes not included abovo, and requiring not mora tban an ordinary supply ef water, lit 00 to 23 00 No. 7. HOSE. No boss allowed, unless at least ten dollars is paid for water for other purposes. For bore having a notzle of not ever one-fourth inch oriBce.need for washing windows, watering garden and lawns, and sprinkling streets, the use being limited in all casM to three hours per day, (breach hose. 12 00 This charge to be made whether the InCcase'winheuMof hoST ,0w- 9 Moto - : Nf 8qrn A MENTAL FOUNTAINS, " to BS TJSED HOT MoHB THA VOUS BOOM - i TKK D&TZ Kor M one-sixteentb inch diameter. 5 00 Fr jet more than onesixteeilth and , J nM,Mb SnoH !n diem- - M e;"a TH ,w AS1 T ,, THAN KIOHT HotTaantniv: j . .,5, 1 V'l r.a HUm 0Ter gth inch dmm- ! Aiwuie;";P7;in7trih7u. 9 00 20 V0 .. f..aiSMi hoso apj.lv also tofmiaUisi No. n. STABLES. Private STfABte: For ch Iiomo,.... 4 00 Each additional horse,.. 2 00 Neat cattle, ench head, 2 00 LfVBRT, Cl.WB A.VB BoAJtDIXO Stabls: For each horfe....... t 00 These charges include water for washing carriages with bne. Parties using water for slbls will bo chafeed stable rates whether carried by hand or tl.reugh pipe. No. to. STEAM POWER. For each steam boiler, working not over twelve hours per day, for first horse power....................... For each additional horse power.... t 00 4 00 No. 11. BUILDING PURPOSES. Foreacb cask of lime or cement used 00 No. 12. METERED WATER. tos oo AsriTixa ATBstaaise : Lss thin zi0 galloa per day, per 1000 gallons,....;.. 200 tn 500 gallon per day, per loot gallons,. COO to 1000 gf.Hon per day, per 1000 gallons............................. 1000 to 6000 gallon per day, per 1000 gallon, tssesats a ee a a More than 5000 gallons per day, per 1000 gallons............................ Meter will be allowed only at tho discretion of the company, aad in no case where a meter is used shall the annual charge be let than ths following: For three-quarter inch meters, or 40 35 30 35 SO less, ...... ...... ....,... ...... ..M.M...,. 25 00 For on inch meters,..- 40 00 For one-and-one-half inch meters,.. 60 00 For two inch meters.......... ......... ..100 00 For all use not herein specified tbe rates abalibeaxea by tne company. Sao. 11. The city of Bloomington, Indiana, reserves tbe right to acquire by purchase and become sole owner of said water-works, including all machinery. mala, pipe, buildings, and all other property thereto pertaininc, tree and clear of any and all liens of whatsoever kind, character or description, placed thereon by said Jew W. Starrer hi as signs, at any time after tha expiration of five (9) years- from the passage and ap proval or this ordinance, provided toe city give six (6) months notice of its de sire to p rcnato, and assume ana pays an tot outstanding obligations up to tne amount of the appraised value of said work fsaid notice to be eiven to Jesse W. Starr or hi assign. The value of said property to be ascertained by ap praisement ss follows : The said city shall select torn on competent hydraulic engineer, ana tne saia jest w. Dinner hi assigns sball select another compe tent hydraulic eneineer, and tne two tnan select a third, or in case they cannot agree, suoh third person ahull be appointed by tne Judge or tne uircuit iwurt 01 toe State of Indiana, County oi .Monroe, and tbe three said men so selected shall appraise the value of the said property, wbicli appraisement sball be mndiuir up. on both parties as to the value thereof, and the said city shall havo tho right to purensm ana oacoina too amoiuto owner of said works, at-eueh appraisement value, sutiiect to the foreiroini ennditions. and upon payment-tuereiif shall take immediate, posse ssion. Sea 13. In consideration of the benefit hh.lt will be derived by said citv and its inhabitants, front the construction and operation or said water-works, and in further consideration of the water supply hereby secured for public uses, and as the inducement lo the aaid Jas W. Starr or his assigns, to aucent the provisions oi this ordinance and contract, and to ante; irpan uonttruGtion 01 ssiQ water-works, the franchise hereby ennted to and veatad in said Jerto W. Starr or bis assigns, shall remain in rorce ana euuat lor tnirty (30) year from the passage of this ordinance, unless extinguished herein provided. And for the same consideration and tt tho amo mduccnunt, tha said ciw of

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scribed for and during tha farm of tWnyi" (30) years from tbe passage ana) approval of this ordinance, and agree to feewto : them promptly along tha Haa of' tha' mains within the city limit under tee direction of the City Council a soon a : IAS said Jesse W. Starr or hi aasigwV.

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l!re departmeat of said city or of aaV company, and agree to pay rent lor 4 l0) hvdraate to the said Jess W. ! or bis assign, at tbe rata of fotyvw (S4S) sonar ror eaca ayaraas per year. durinr the term of said fraacMss. aa ia or any additional hydrant at the rata ef

thiriy.flv ($35) dollars per year par sasst hydrant, all of which said sum sball ae paid to tbe said Jease W. Starrer hi assigns, beginning from tbe data whest b hydrant shall be in successful operation, aad accepted by the City CeaMtle, In semi-annual installment oa the Bras (1st) ds'y of January aad July each year, and terminating upon tho expiration of thirty (30) years and sball continue daring the full term specified ia this nance, unless raid city (Ball luster be-'., come the owner of said watSKatarkS as' hereinbefore provided. In tbe trvsat tbe atd Jta W. Sterr or Ms aeitaaaV

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and us sncB hydrant rental are payaats ny tao saia city to tn ex teat or 1 tals. sad such turn tball be paid :oftwhJa-; as interest on such bond (hall due and unpaid, during tha exiSUM this franchise, but the said city snail. be required at any tint to pay "-, trustee or trustee any gi eater than the amount due to said J Starr or his assigns, for the rental ef dranta and all payment so taade to trustees or trustee tball bo mad, ively to pay the interest upoe such to lout: a same remains due and u and any surplus not s payable, aad whole, after (aid interest ha haaav charged by tne atd Jease W. assigns, shall be paid over by the (aid Jesse W. Starr or hit in. th event of the purchase of work by the aaid city, the pun nf tbe said water-work shall be behalf of the said Jease W. Starr assigns, by laid city to said ti tiuates for the use of said torn lee, to aa amount suSciaat to bonded indebtedness aawiast s and interest thereon accrued. If ay ar as purcoaae pnoe is suuctesn iost.:1 purpnfe, sna any turrwus no as shall be paid by the said city to i Jesse YV. olarr or an ign. Sac 13. The Are bydrantsreatad said city, of ths said Jesse W. Stair ai.igns. shall be u-ed only fur the- s 'nlflMiientof tre, and for dushina ers end ruufrs SfliTlli rooch-Som lire noxxl only. The city ahal) bar riclit 10 ne tbe Water for flushing sewer whenever tbe City Council de-' neceFary for sanitary purposes, npesi ing notice 10 any person in rasrg W a water works. In flushing no on hy-trai snail lie usi-d excee:ing twenty to), n utes in oiio week, norMiali loorv tbaa . . , . . , . -ui. -.nvurani nrening Rtrnta a ST 1 rir .t,Mlt at,. r1,,l,!& Lilian; vth theexlsnwrce of any fire, t notice to tbe .Versoti in chanra ssf I wii. ;. .V.11 s.-. free ofkharge forihe use of the ftefe partmtwt, rr the Gtty H,, Tor ofl cupied for city purposes, for the schools, and for two ft) driakifrg tains, suouia sail city erect twe All public fountains shall bo Dr with automatio valves, or shall furo constant flow through a small ori4c option of theaaid Jesse W. Stait -tie. assigns, to prevent the waste of Sac. 14. Tbe aaid Jeeee W. his assigns, sball promptly eracteeht; (oo; nr oyarants at sues point tba City Council, alan the lino witbtn tne city limits, and said Jeaw Starr or hia assigns, shall prampUrV tne oraer of sara .ny sottectl . tram lira to time tbe main ts sac or points as th said Council may Whenever (aid Council shall etirs erestioa of additional Sra bvdranta tin of sueb extension, at the ratw asT las than six (S) hydnkatt to eaca sap: extensions. Tbe ata Jwwe W. hi assigns, shall keep all Ira rented of them by said city inSeMjjg water tor are service, tea ie Are alarm at tbe pum(.s of said Sterr or his arnica, shall with geaee increase the stream and fttSBhai'. water to long a needed for tas st ruishment of any ire. The Chief eC r tre department of said city charge of all tre hydrant, aad them to be inspected at any Us on such inspection, aav of aaid hall be found to be oat of workles? he shall forthwith notify said Jess Starr or hi aatirn in writiac smsstt th hydrant to hydrant oat of wsWvi unless such hydrants shall tbe ret promptly placed In good order ta Jesse w. utarr or., at ssgai ny of such hydrant or brdraata cease from vast time uaui aca a; or hydrante shall be rettefwf It working order. Sao. 15. If any weraea dtall break or destroy any 8 re aydraat la City of Bloomiaaton. In data, as I any animal trier to, or injure, braak destroy any mam, fixture, maobmery, other pronertv or SDDarataa of tha 1 Jess W. Starr or his assigns, or mt os, turn off, or use any water supplisd by.Sj said Jaw W. Starr or hi mAcm. bI out any authority, orsbaJI polrit,aaw toe water soppiy or toe aaso Jtas Starrer his anlgns. every' such ear

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