Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 25, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 August 1890 — Page 2

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tnuuH AeA?7 Save. nBsr J. FTT - . X4. L. Anderson Or.JivnifimlL r - - - - C. F. Smith - fW.. Feb Jea. & Jwdge let) Judicial Circuit,' B altar C. Dtm cast. LOW. A"nsfa'' n UMhitoMt f i orr tke reeaat axeenlioa of IW rttrwt Xmtimhf tke aid of eiertrieity. It van the fret attaaei at le-al e3ontioB, nad if it was Mi jaat at Hint at wm pereoaa think it eaget t have ben it was ant near eo bhmdanaf m assay ef the Mafic trteave baas fiag doriag tie fast ceaterv. Bectridly kilh.jrv wk iettvMa. by ariataka ejatrkaa a live aite. sad it ia leasoaabls t Keanler aSd ant argue tba mm attar If, aava-ever, Mr. Keealer ia d : wita ibc RaunnwenlaamB reeaea to Ifi H. I. Aadrewa, My -ef eseaUaat fitctair ability. daagaleref tW lata Or, Newland TBedfard, lad., gad ieadiag measlier ef tba Slate AetborY Aasoostiea, baa wrHtaa tba fctiowiag Jettare Jadea H. GDnacan of tbie estjr a teletsea te Jir. Jhnst 'a ltttteawimTjN" Discreetly gey ar wiaW JnBy-' " ' taaafcrJa Wallop" ia a roaace team a new and graeefal pea. The atorj asaesa aataraity froar iinctioa to dsaone eat, aad u atora taaKatia aad ia anile aa artis tic aa ear or jatwam .EnJeston's HooaaratoriML Tba aeaaa ia laid in 8aatbata Iadiaaa, aad aaanbly witaia tba betvJer of If aataa coaa ty.aad it k area probable, teat eftae readam af tba boak ,ar H of tba p . mm mm mmm n.m?m nhm ioTdeiaetioQ of everyday life ia tbat aactioa of HooMeroo, ' aad caaaot Ml to be latoreattas to Ileoakra of tba eeatral eoatbere art ef Iniiisaa., Tba arjfbor, Baa,JobaB.Eaahadoa biasaelt eredia tba atory, aad it W to be boped tbat ba alii coatiaaa tn be a eeroef tbeaea. BJooeaiagtoe i to ba eaaaialaiated jar more tbiaejetbaa) tba fact tbat aba ia the atat af oaa af tbe neat universities ia tbe Uaited Stotoi. . aaI aaanac theai ie tbe flaatoie of - bavin Pap. Joba iL Baat for eUiam. j Tba F. M. JeWbration, w?l,oa Jaat Wadacaday, am aa iaipoaiag aad largaty attended alir. Mea aaaaa to torn tbat day who aeMeaa. leave their ianud, aad to a molt tbe arrparatiooa to i eatertaia tbeaa were iaaeS The babera ware oat of! ! befere tbe day bad advaawd 'ciy far,' aad tba raataataata' . were to totiwirtoil apaerry to ateet -tba wauade ot baacry atwteajara. A ftoaaaaoa waa fenaed at about 19, a. aj., which paaed. anrtb on Tfalatttatreet and aaatb, oa flleca A aaaaa. - Tbe parade oaite knuF, oaa feature beiar waa naaaty baratana briaaiaa np the beadedf . bar. - 8avaial tbaaaad people werei m towa, aad thaeaart boaaa yard waa coaafortably filed. A braaa aMrf,f;lea dhtba, etc, war parte Itbediepky. ,4ttbaaadatand ia tbf cJMrt bove park Hafb Sfarjia ealfcd tba BMeriag; to order, aad Cafaia S. Pi idea eflend a : jweyw. Mr. Perdoe then awda tba aratrpreeb, aad ocevpted -the tiavetill ltogotk. ltt Om tHtrraaaV, aoaga were aaaa aad tba Uadepbyol. H. H. Htfof Iltiriaiaaad W. T. ftillwdl of tbw State ware tba sad bath vt into efiaeanaaa of F. M, B. A. tbeoriar. Hr. Bafwa ia favor of tba fa iWeir own haade (wiab tbeyd IwBd oae ia lioarat oaaaty), and Saaiated that tieketa eheold be pot m the ield everywhere. The waa bar oaa and i thoraagb ortaaisatiaa. -Tto aaptaaaa eoart deatdes waa takes aa aad Seaaoaade eattla caanot Maaver for lefdrng aad eariee; far tbam where they aaeape froas the owner's ro be at oaee makes diUfor them. 8aob cattle ba snaaidwed tanaiaa: at Hrzewithia tba amaoinf. of the ..atofi'M, : " ' .. v Did yea ever atop t tMnh ol tbe iauanse aasount of aneaey wtirh eomea into this aour ty every Quarter ? Did yon ever, stop to tbmk tbat it waa tba work of iUpUieser That U iaaa Be Mrblisaa wHcy? And that ink pea breabrrogbt about by Kepublican varea ta Ceofrem aJatost eoaataatly oppoard hj "Dsmoerata? MaiovIW Rep. t Elbert E. fladdler lOHday amds au aseSsammt tbe lnHH f bis creditors. MbUtie and 'aafta no known. Frrd. f liie baa been nnsmiated Mr. rWUI

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W. I. Breyfof le, president of the Joawville, Aew Albany and Cbieago roadvapent Wednesday a week ajbyetteted waa inter. viewaaT try a repurrrr On several matters. Regarding the recent aoddeataV mtdt '' "The accidents aeeat to have bean due to the cmre;lt aainiof oor employe, and were f aneba nature a not to be loreeea or prevented. The hist one aa ireaara ly the eareleMinein of a ooadnctnr who- was asleep at bia $$.; it' was not eausrd liehe wa overworked. He had Uast retarned fmnt aa eight hoar's lay off. Aone of oar employes are Iverworhed; tbat is, they are ant worked over time. The new management are doing everything in their power to iatnrove tba road bed and eqn:pment." Tilfnrd, mail clerk, who rrnsbed and manalvd in the 8a)t Creek wreck, died on Tuesday of last week. Conductor McDon ald did not appear aa a witness at the inquest, though he was expected to do so. Martinsville Ueporter : Elmer E. Wbitted and wife, after a week's visit among relatives in this city, want to Greencastle this morning, aad after a few day's stay in that city will proceed to Deover, Cos. Elmer has resigned his posi tion as professor in IjOs Angeles, CaiL college, and has been admitted to the bar ia Denver, where he will hereafter reside , x-Gosport Ee&9prie: Wedneeday was-r rng Say for Bloomincton, and the F. M. B. A. The parade a arand one, the procession being near two miles long and was Ivan boor marching around the paWie aqnare. Able speakers addressed the thousands that- were present, and Hoadley Bras. Artist Band, of this place, furnished music, and are high in their praise of tbe kmdaeasand nospitsiity shown by the citisena ol Bloomington. ' -Mrs. John Fulford, the wife of a prominent and well-to-do farmer, living in tbe edga of this county, gsve birth a few dys ago toa enMd wbicb ia devoid of a toagae. Jbe little stranger Is hearty and giaea promise of a long lite. The Barents are- nreailv worrkdover the deformity of their oflspnog. b jCriWjs Mjeh's Victiji8. WaJa circus ten many mourning victims of the little shell game. Three old farmers thought they saw tbe boll waa and paid from f lCO to $80 apiece to teH where it not Jtobberv of all kinds boldly earned an. Many peo ple were robbed who refuse to asake tbe aooount of their losses kaowB. Carthage (Ills.) Journal. i-Qoite a popular diversion for voaag people these summer evenings is to amt the Vandalta station at 8 p. at. aad watch the electric bead light of the fast mail train as it cesses ia from the east. It can ba seen (or five miles. The best pfcsmef bati'vatMSLia-a paint - just. ease ot tbe old freight depot soma distance from the station. Greeneastle Banner. Outside of a aw counties in' Mich5eaoWiconin and Minne sota where local raina have fallen, drought is univecaal ia the States of Illinois, Indians, Ubio, Missouri, Kansas, - Michigan, Wisconsin, Miaaesota, Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska. A S natural eonsennenoe tba earn erop is suffering. Unless Mia oamcs sona aad in an abund ant supply, the erop will be a coin' MrasHre failure, spring wheat, alas, fa experiencing the blighting eWa of drought.' The average eoadition ot that crop at present in - t iu ; m:. aatf aad DahoU is about 25 per -TheObio & MisManppi R'y will sail round trip excursioo ticketa from Mitchell, lnd., at tbe low rate of vft&a to CincinosU and retern. Tickets good only uo special train leaving Mitchell at 8:06 a. m. aeaav 21st, good, returning on special train August 21st, which leaves Cincinnati at 11p.m., or ea regular traioa Angnst 9d- ant Z30. xor lunner lninruiaiiim ueu

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Vrlctm Low a Any. address C 6. Jones, Diet. Passen ger Agt., Yincennee, lnd, aeaaaet Tear Mather. Despise not your mother when she ia old. Age may wear and waste a mother's beauty, strength, senses and estate, but her relation as a mother is as the sun when it goes forth in its might, for it is always in the meridian and knoweth no evening. The person may be gray-haired and wrinkled, bnt motherly devotion is always in its bloom. It may be autumn, aye, winter, but with the mother it is always spring. Alas! how little' do we sppreeiate a mother's tenderws while living. How heedless. are we in youth of all he r anxiety and Kindness. Bat when sse w dead and gone when the cares and coldness of this world comes withering to oar heart then it is when we think with bitter tears and unavailing regret of tbe mother we have lost. . U8R HO. 149. Jamb S. fVvne, Admin itni tor with tba will annexed, of tbe MUte of Wflliata M.Tat, deceased, vi. Hattie Tata, Sarah M. HmHrtou, William J. 8. JtcClarkio and Julia Tate Browning. In tbe Circuit Court of Monro County, Indiana, September Term, 1899. To Hattie Tate, Barab M, Houiton, William J. B. JdeCIarkia and Julia Tate Browning, You are wrreralty hereby notified that the above named petitioner m Adminiitrtor of tbe estate afore id, baa tiled in the Circuit Court of Honroe county, inatana, a peutton, making you aerenant thereto, end pnyipSinlmUi'. "- order andJtecme'oT laid eoiirt, attlhorixin "Tin ule of certain real estate bolonfrinK to the estate of uid decednt, aad in (aid petition described, to make araeU for the payment of the debts and lUbtlitiea of 'laid eatatei and that said petition, so Hied and pending, is set for bearing; in. said Circuit Court, at the court bom) in nioomtngum, Indiana, on the second judicial day ef the September Term, 1890, of said court, the same be ing tbe 7d day of September, 1890. Witness, the Clerk and seal of said court, this llth day of Ausuat. 1890. ax!. JtNOCH FULLEE, Clerk. Aug. is, inu. BBSOLirriOlf for lbs improreraent of Third Street. Whereas, it has become neressarv for the proper improvement of the City of tstoominrton.-. Indiana, and tke um of Third street in said city, that tbe said street be improved by lajing a brink sidewalk on both sides of said street froa Henderson street to College Avenue, Be it therefore rewired by the Mayor and Common Council of said City of ttlootnlngton, Indiana, two-intrds or toe members thereof eoncurr ine therein, tbat Ufa necessary for the improvement of said city, and tbe una ot said street, tbat tbe same ba improved by laying a brick sidewalk, six feet wide, on both aides of said street from Henderson street to Cul ler Avenue, according to plans and specitcationa now on file therefor at the offloe of the Clerk of said city. That objections thereto will be heard at the 11 a Tor's office in said eity on tbe Stb day of September, 1990, at 8 e'cloek p. as., when and where tbe property owners along the line of said proposed improvement, can make objections to tbe necessity ror toe construction tnereor. I, Robert a Oreeras, Clerk of the City of Bkwminrtoa, Indiana, certify tbe ferecoiar resolution was adopted by tbe Common Council of said city at their regular meeting held August Stb, isso, XOBXBT 0. GRKKVBS, Aug. 13, '90-st. City Clerk. NOTMJB TO COTMArrOM8, Bids will be reneived by the Common Council of the City of Bhmminfton, Indiana, in the Council Chamber, in said city at tb?r regular meeting, to be. bald TUESDAY, 8BPTBUBISR !, J BPS, for finishing IfcAdemising on West Sixth Street Specifications for said improvement are now on file, and can be sees at tbe City C ork's office. Tha Common Council reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Contractors will observe the fallowing resolution adopted by the Common Council! Resolved, Tbat hereafter no bids will he received, and acted upon by the Common Council, unless the names of tbe sureties who are to aign the bond of tbe applicant, in ease he is awarded the contract, are given in the bid. KOBKBT C GBBEVWS, Aug. 13, 'OT. at City Clerk, MetJce af Appllcatiea far 14 caasa. Tbe State of Indiana, County of Monroe: The undersigned, a male person over twenty-one years of age, and an inhabitant of the city of B'oontiegton, In ''the. county of Monroe, anil the State, ot Indiana, hereby gives notice to ths citisent of the said city of Bloomington, and of tbe Fkst Ward of said city, and in Bloomington township, in the said eounty of Monroe and State of Indiana, that be will at September term of the Board of Commissioners of tbe eounty of Monroe, In the State of Indiana, in the year 1880, apply to tbe said Board for a lloonse to sell iutoxicattng liquors, to-wit: apiritous, vinous and malt liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time, for the period of one year with the privilege of allowing the same to bo drunk upon the pramves. The. said premise upon which ba desires to sen sahl tpdntou. vinous a4 w1t iiquois, beiuf wwaitd in the

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Bloomington, In Bloomington. township, in Monroe count, Indiana, and mora particularly described at follow, to-wit r A part of in-let number one hundred and flfty-seren 15Tj,in the city gf Bloominrton, Monroe county, Indiana, bounded aad described at follows to-wii : beEinnine at the southeast oortttr ofsald lot. running tbenee north on theeast line thereof one hundred and thlrty-twn. 132 fort, thence west on tbe north ' Hoe of said lot Uineteeti IISI feet, tbenee south on a line parillei with the east line of said lot ot oae hundred and thirty -two 135 feef, thence east on the south .line of said bit nineteen !I9 feet, to the place of beginning. . Aug. s, 'so. JAMBS KKIIKY. Notice ar Aaalteatlea far UCSBM. The undersigned, a male :ettfzen over the age of twenty-one years; and"'sn in habitant of the city of Bloomington aad county of Monroe, in tba States! Indiana, hereby gives nolle to the oltizens of Bbwrolngton and of the First -Ward of said city and of Bloomington township, in said county of Monroe and State of Indiana, that he will at the September term, 1890, of tbe Board of Commissioners of the county of Monroe, State of Indiana, apply to mid Board for a llcense to -sell intoxicating liquors, to-wltt. splritnus, vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, for a period of one year, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on 'the prenVises upon which be desires to sU saiii ajviritosa vinous and malt liquors, and Uvc preause being situated ia the First WdQr-aid eitv of Bloominrton. lovMihlu'o&BJpomington, county of Monroe .an'State of Indiana, and described as Allows, to-wit: rart of lnwt; one hundred ana any. nina f 1591 in tbe eitv of BleominKton. Monroe county, Indiana, boanf ed as fol lows: Beginning as ae wwyiwrn of said in-lot. thence east twenvrftolfaat. thence nortb thirty-five 36 feet, tbenee wort twenty 110 reel, tnnnce sotun to toe place of beginning thirty-five 3.1 feet. X1WABI M, JOHNS. Aug. , '90. . KeEIVKRfl aAI.BS. Votice m hereby given, that the nnderflgned, as Bereiverr appoistedt by the Monroe Circuit Court, in the cause of the First National Bank or Bloomington, Indiana, against George W. Bellsubachrr, at al, to sell the partnership pjoperty ot the firm of Hollenbacber A Sons, will by virtue of aa order of the said Monroe Circuit Court, offer for sale and sell at a action at the Court House door, ia the City of Bloomington, County of Monroe, and State of Indiana, on ' . SATURDAY, AUGU8T 30in, 1898, the following described real MM, situate in tbe Countv of .Monroe ana Bute of Indiana, to-wit: - - Tbe south half tff the southwest, quarter or section went sown eignvej range one ll J east. TBRHS OF SALE One-third eaib. The residue in equal payments .at sis and twelve months,, witn notes at intrress, afnivinv ralief from valuation tfr annraisement laws, and1 secured by good personal security. " Said sale will begin on mid.' 30th day of August, at I o'clock p. m. CUARLBS .il, McrBEETERS, Aue. 8. 189o! Receiver. BuAirk o Buskirk aad Louden A Rog ers, Attorneys. . Uotice to Voters. Notice is hereby given, ;Aat'thn Beard of County Coiumaitionari of' Monroe county, Indiana, at their regular June term, 1990nvided M-nre county into electionjfrecincli as follows, tiwii : .' Tsiss BLOSSOM TOWNSHIP, "Vr, Prteinet A'o. Jrtej y ' , - Becinainif at a point in the "Bth honntlarv line of said townnhip, where tlie line dividing section tnir.y-inrw.-va ana . J ttolrty-rotir t3j in saia w"rp, "- sects said south boundary line; thuo.- run-: BPCta BN1U rCftlUI IWUUUll f msvt, -!.- t nine north until id vHik-sIii Is.l. Daan Rl.-MM.n m..ir Tlldlll'A

tersecU Bean Blossom erek. . 1 beiiea ,,T Flt street .f the eitv of Bloomrunning in a nortbwMrlydirrction wuh sne(on . thence west on said' First street

the meandrrlnifs or saia oreoato a p.in. where said creek inteecl Wbite R.ycr oounaary,.Be o. ,?u .,n..,.. .,. ... Prt of said township lying wk and faith of said line shall be in and known a pre-; ilnH. Nit 1 Tbe voting place of said prreinct shall be at Stinesville. Precinct No- Tan : All that part of said townihip lying east and north of said iina shall be in and known as precinct No. 3; end the voting place shall be at Mv. Tabor, with James W. Davis as inspector. WASHINGTON TOWNBniP. Precinct No. OaM; Commencing at a point in the southern boundary line of said township; where the Bloomington, Wayport and Martinsville roads Intersects said . southerti betjadary line; thence running with the meander-, ings of said road in a nortbaasteraiy direction until said road strikes the line dividing sections twentv-eieht (18) and twenty-wven liT); theiiceina aoHhern said Utnaiua w i vsg hiv wcaav road until said road, leaves the line ruaning north between sections twenty eight (28) and twenty-seven (37) and twentyone fail and twentv-two f and sixteen 161 and fifteen 181 and nine 91 and ten MOj. Tbenoe running in a uorweasw direction with the meandering of said road until it intersects the northern bound' rv Una of said Washington township. All that part of said township lying east of said line shall ne in ana Known as nreninct No. 1. and tne voting nlaoe of said precinot No-1 shall ba at Pulley's school bouse. . Pretinet No. Two;. All tbat part of said township lying west of said dividing line shall be in and known as precinct No. 3, anoS'tba voting nlace of said nreciael No, 2 shall be at a place hereafter to be seb cted, -with. Wat. H. Mattingly inspector for praeinel No J. BLOOMINGTON TOWNSHIP, -Precinot No. OHsg. That part, of the jlty f Btaamln gton within said township descrioefi ar tollawii to-wit: -fcy5S'-ii. Beginning at a point wbcest. the alley running north and south, which if continued, would run through the eourt house, intersects a line drawn tram the east gate of the court beuse yard, to th mmt tat thereof; tbenee south aloeg said line and the center of said alley to tbe township line; thence east along said tewuabip line to tbe corporate limits of the, said city. Thence nortb on said line to tha. center of Sixth street in said city; tbenee west along the center of said Sixth street to the center ef Walnut street ; tbeaee south along Walnut street to the, east gate of the court bouso yard, theo'ee west to the point of beginning, to bty ; known as precinct No. 1. -With voting place at County Treasurer's iifiea, and With Joseph H. Kirby as inspector. Precinct No. Tiee r, Tbat part of the eity of Bloomington within said township described as follows, to-wit: - '. Beginning at that point" where the alley running nortb and south, whi,eh if continued, would run through the court house, intersects a Una drawn fromibVeast gate of the court houae yard to. the west gate thereof ; thence soutn along saia lino anu the center of said alley to the township line; tbenee west along said, line-to the corporation Una of tbe city ef. Blooming, ton ; thence nortb on said Jmo to the cantor of Sixth street, in said city; thence east along tbe center; at Sixth street to the center of College Avenue- Tiienca south along said College A Venn to the west gate of the court house yard j tbdnee east to tha place of begin niug. To be known as precinct No 3, with voting plxreat the County Clerrs oftou, and wtq H. J. Braujiook as.infPf tor.

Precinei iVo. Thrte : That part ef the city ot Bloomington within sail township described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at that point of intersection of tbe center of Sixth and Walnut streets, in said olty, running thence east to the corporation line; thence north along said line to the corporation line on the north ; tbenoe west to the center of Walnut street ; thence south to the place of beginning, to ba known as precinct No. 3, with voting place at Seward's tin shop, corner of Walnut and Seventh streets. Prteinct No Four) All that part of tbe eity of Bloomington within said township described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at tbe Intersection of the center of Sixth street and College Avenue within said city ; tbenee west to the corporation line tbenoe north to the corpor

ation line on the north side of said city of Bloomington ; thence east to tne point where said corporation line intersects a line drawn due north along and from the center of College Avenue, tbenee south along said line and center of said street to that place of beginning. J.O oa Known aa precinct no. , witu voting place in the basement of the Progress Block, on Corner of Sixth street and College Avenue, aad with George P. Thornton as inspector. Precinct No. Fine: Tbat paH of the city of Bloomington lying north of a line drawn from the east gate of the court house yard to the west gate thereof, and lying between College Avenue and a line drawn therefrom north to the intersection of the corporation line on the north side of the city of Bloomington and Walnut street in said city, and all that part of Bloomington township not within the corporate limits of tbe city of Bloomington. To be known as precinct No. 5, with voting place' at the County Library rooms, and with Jeff, Ward as inspector. RICHLAND TOWNSHIP. PreeimelXo. On: Commencing on the southern boundary line of said township at a point where the line between sections thirty-three 33 and thirty-four 34 therein intersects said southern bound rr line, tbenee nortb to a point in the northwest quarter of section ten flOl therein to the center of Asiociation street in Zllettsville ; thence southeast along the center of said Association street to the renter of Main Cross street in Kllrttsville; tbeaee northeast with the center of said Mala Cross street to tbe intersection of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago railway ; thence north .with the line running through tbe center. of suctions ten f 101 and three f3 thi t"ih, to the north boundary line of sid township. All that part of. said township lying east .of said line shall be in and known as precinct No. 1, with voting place at lite Grand Army Hell in KllatUville, Indiana, and wtth IV m. U. Draper as inspector. PrtUnet' No- Tiea: All that part of said township lying waat of said line shall be in and known as precinct No. 2. with voting place at lb e Center School Hcuse, in Rilettsvlila, lnd . ' VAN BURBN TOWNSHIP. PrtcuuA No. One i . All that part of V an Buren township on the north side of the section tine passing through the center of Aid township eat and west and containing sections ono I to eighteen 181 iaclnsiv, shall be la and known as preciuvt No. 1, with v.iting plana at Kirby s school bouse and with William M. A. Kirby inspector. Precinct No. Tico : All that part of Van Buren townrhlp on the south f We of the section line passiae through ths center of said township -exM and west and containing weii"ns nineteen rT9TTorWtsix 30 inclmiv.., FKKRY TOWNSHIP. Prrernet No One: rUtrinnine at a point in the outh"-n boundary line ol said lownsblp, wlu-ro the Salcm'road inti'mvl mid southern boundI Hi V Hill's rwjfHtllC in northern idil,,rB - wih , meanderinss of said ro,d through said township, to n point , . .,,,, :.',.,, th j .Ijj f)f) & , y. 1 ine; thi-nr-e north on Waltiiit w.i.u w-Imi.. -i - x. to , ,lnl djw.tl,. ,, f th. c,nl,r ,f .; c.on.e Avenue, thence north tbwmrb . cjltfge Campus to p,.int where. Second . ,1IttMrita Clleie Avenue; thence j , ,,jt wher, M ,,,,, intersects Walnut street ; thence North to a point where Walnut street inr .-ctl the northern boundary line of said Ferry township. . All that part f said township wh!ch lies west of said line shall be in and known as precinct No. 1, with votine place in the west room of the old college building. . Prteinct No. Two: All that part of Perry township lying east of said line shall bo in and known as precinct No. 1, with voting place in the eat. room of' tbe old college building, with Wm. Heplev as inspector. CLEAR CRlSJSK TOWNSHIP. Pretinet No. One: Commencing at a point on the southern boundary line of section thirty-four 34 in said township, where the Una running B,rt1j throogn tB, M1tUa of said section Inltersecta said southern boundary line; running thence north to tbe southern boundary line of section fif teen Tlaj in said township; thence west to the nolrheast corner of section twentyone 21 therein; thence north to the northrast corner of section sixteen is tnerein ; inence wen to tne western boundary line of said township. AH that part f said township which lies south and west of tbe above described line shall bti in aud known as Barredburg prreinct, with voting place at Her. rodsburg, Indiana. Pretmd io. Two: AH tbat part of ai4 township lying nortb and east of said dividing line shall be in and known as Smithvllle precinct, with voting place in Smitbville, Indiana, and with J. T. Mitchell a inspector. INDIAN CREEK TOWNSHIP, Prteinct No. One : All of the territory included in Indian Creek town-hip, Monroe county, Indiana, hall Iym 1m and Irnnwn aa nmeinct No. 1. with voting pises at the Center jkbwvl House. POLK TOWNSHIP. Precinct No. On : All the territory included in Polk townshin shall be In and known as precinct No. I, of said township and the voting place of said precinct shall be at tbe nleck well School House. SALT CREEK TOWNSHIP. Precinct No One: All of the territory included In Salt Cruk township, shall be in and known a prreinct No 1, of said township, and th voting place of said precinct shall ba at the Knight School Housn. BENTON TOWNSHIP. Precinct No. One : All of the territory included in Benton township, shall 1 in and known a pre cinct No 1 or said township, and tha voting place of said precinot shall be at Unlonville. . MARION TOWNSHIP. " Precinct No. On; All- of the territory included in Marion township, shall be in and known as pre. cinct No. 1 in said township, and tbe voting place for said precinct aball be at ths Stepp School House. Static or Inwaiu, 1 M on box Cohxty. I,Wm.T. Blair, Auditor in and. for said county, horebvewrtify the above to ba a true and complete transcript of. ihe action of the Commissioners of Monroe county, Indiana, at their June term, 1890, with reference to the establishing of votina precinct for said county, aa re quired by the Acta of 18R9. uonpecuuuy nunmutea, WM. T. BLAIR. July53i 1890. Ad. Sfcnroe Co.

WATER WORKS ORDINANCE. AM OH DIM AM CK, providing for the su pply of water to the city of Bloomington, Indiana, and its inhabitants, authorizing Jesse W. Starr or hit assigns to construct, maintain and operate water works, ' securing protection to said works, contracting with, said Jesse W. Starr or bis assigns for a supply of water for public use, and giving said .city an option to purchase said works. Be It ordained by the City Council of the City of Bioomingtsn, Indiana. Site, tv A franchise Is hereby granted to Jesse W. Starr or his successors and assigns for thirty (30) years from the pas'

sagii oi i ins orainance to eontiruot, main tain n and operate within and near tbaCitv of Bloomington, Indiana, a water-works for supplying the said city and inhabitant thereof with pure and wholesome water for public and private uses, and to use the street, alleys, sidewalks, public grounds, streams and bridges of the sa id City of Bloomington, IndUna, within it present and future corporate limit, for placing, taking up and repairing mains, hydrants and other structure and device for the service of water tbat is necessary therefor. : 8 sc. 3. Thai water supplied by said works shall be good, clear water, of sufficient quantity and suitable for domestic, fire and manufacturing purposes, and the source of (upply shall not be contaminated by the sewerage of said city or otherwise, Sr.c. 3. The said water-works shall be complete and perfect in all its details, and tbe machinery hall consist of two separate and distinct compound duplex pumping engine,, with suitable boiler constructed of the belt quality at wrought iron and other necessary appurtenances to give a capacity to pump two millions (2,090,000) gallons In twenty-four hour against a pressure equivalent to one hundred and thirty (130) feet head at a piston speed not greater than one hundred (100) feet per minute, the pumping engine to be arranged so that they may be worked together or singly as required, and shall tie so connected to the pipe system that the presiure may he changed from stand pipe to direct pumping pressure within at least ten (10) mibutos. A stand pipe ball be erected on accessible high ground, top of mid stand pipe to be not bus than one hundred and forty (140) feet above tbe City 'Datum, and said stand pipe shall be constructed of iron of sufficient strength and thick net to give a tensile strength of not Inu than fifty thousand pounds per square inch, havine a holding capacity of one hundred and fifty thousand (150,000) gallon and be of handsome and appropriate design. 8eo, 4. The pump house shall be built of stone or brick with stone foundation and with tin or iron roof, it shall be of handsome architectural design, of ample sixe and conveniently arranged for the holding and operating of tbe necenary pumps, boiler and machinery. All of the machinery shall be increased from time to time a th growth of the city may require. Sec. s. There shall be of not lets than fi ve (&) miles of the best quality of cast iron pipe fur distributing water through out the ci'y, ranging in sixe from four (4) Inch to U inch in diameter, a shown on the map of the pipe ytm submitted herewith, which yhail he laid and properly embedded in the ground in trenches with not less than five and one half feet enver; the pipe to be used shall be tested j at their )Ihco of manufacture to with-1 stand a hydrostatic prwsurn of three hundred pounds to tbe rquare inch, anil shall bo of ample slr.e to curry out tho r-rovi-1 sivns of thin agreement, and of affording tbe ritv, when, pips are laid, fiiet-clM fire protection! The tire hrdrunts rented i . . iM, 1 . e. ... , .1, ! ov Mm 11 l niwdl!:'B''aHcr naicu, umii i nown a naajrosi prow, eacn hatiiis two-and-oiihalnnrOTJJJojxir, and f standard lltrexd. There Mi ulacod upon the pipe srstam a iiirtiow-nt miml'cr of gate or valve of the most approved maiiutaotura, nto permit of fliutliug off the water from portion of lha raid sytiin. without inturfri-ing with the general supply. There shall lie toil of tbe capacity of aid WMtr-woik on their completion, when said Jesse W. Starr or his aligns ehutl ctutv to lie thrown at one time at iit l)ve(fi si-.mil-tam-ous slrem. euob tbroush 210 fnct of i two and-ono-half inch fire huse.and a one-anu-omq.mrur men n.aiMrom any nve; , t W nya.riinu.ui m nngnt oi no u man une uutiurrvi i"o i Sic 6. The said Jeswi W. Starr or his aniens shall construct and 'maintain in gfwd working order an electric fire niarm bell in tbe pump housi, which may be connected by said city with-tho City Hall and Police Station or any building 'denisnatcd Iit City Council, and with any fire alarm srsletu which may be io use in said city. - Sxc. 1. Ths said Jew W. SUrr or hi assign shall commence the construction of said work within ninety (90) da vs from the passage and approval of thisordinance, and cball have th.im in successful operation with not less than five and one half mile of 'main within twelve (13) month from lucn commencement, providing, however, than any delay catued by strikes, unavoidable accidents, Injunction or order of court, or by malicious interference, or delay .caused by parties furnishine; pipe or material, shall work an extension of time for the loss of time to occasioned. Sac. 8. There shall be no unreasonable obstruction of the street, alleys, sidewalks. public errounds, stream and bridges of laid city, by the said Jesse W. Starr or bis assigns, in constructing tba works, or in placing, taking up nr repairing any mains, bvdrants; or other structure or device for th service of water, and the aid Jesse W. Starr, or assigns, after using said street, alley, sidewalk, public ground, ttrtams and bridges, shall retore them within m reasonable time a nearly as practicable to their former condition, and shall hold said city harmless from any and all damages arising from negligence or mismanagement of the said Jesse W. Starr or bis assign or bia employees, in placing, taking up or repairing such main, hydrant, structures or devices,in making street excavation. The aid Jesse W. Starr or his ataians, shall erect barricades and dancer sienah at the end of such excavation and at all street emetine. If the said Jesse W. Starr bis assigns shall decide to lav S main in tbe street, tho srada of which has not vet been established, it shall be the duty of said eitv to establish said erade forthwith Sxc 9. Any person or person engaged ia removing any pavement or in making any excavation within tha said city, pur suant to the provision of thi ordinance, who (hall fail to properly guard and pro. tect same,and to replace suoh pavement a soon as said' work I finished, anau in conviction thereof be liable to a fine of not ic than tea ($10) dollar or more than twenty (120) for each and every of fence. Sxc. 10. Ths (aid Jesso W. Hiarr or bis assign shall not charge during the existence of the franchise grantsa oy t nis ordinance, exceedine the following max imum annual rates; but they shall have ths right at their will at sny lime to insert a water meter into the service pipe of any customer, snd to suppIi bint at meter rale. No. 1. DWELLING HOUSES. Occunied bv one familr. (UDDlied hy on-a faucet,'............ .....$10 00 Each additional' faucet, not hereinafter speciallv rated, When a house Is occupied by more than one family, and all supplied by ona faucet, for each family,, Each family having separate fixtures in a house occupied by more than one family, will ba charged the ma if living in a (spar ate house. One bath tub,.. When uacd hy more than one family, for each family, Kach additional bathtub......... One water chwet of approved 'B When used by mors than on fao 3 00 7 00 8 00 4 00 2 00 6 00

4 80 t 00 closet are used, , for both, , .. 10 00 One self-closing urinal no other allowed, ........................ se.-eeease One set tub.......... ......... ..,. Each additional set tub........... ....... ' Where a hot water faucet i used at 2 50 2 00 1 00 tbe tamo vessel with a cold 'water faucet, but one faucet shall ba charged for, and tha same applies to boarding house, Provided, tbat in qo case shall the Charges for the use of water by a pi iv tie family, exclusive of hose ana stable,exaeed ....... 25 00 No. 2 HOARDING HOUSES. Supplied by one faucet,.,....... $12 00 Kftcn aauiuonai faucet,........, ......... :i oo One bath tub,........., 10 00 Xauh additional oath tub,,... 3 00 One water closet of approved .'kind, 10 00 Each additional water closet.......... 3 00 Kach self-ctosing urinal, 3 00 No. 3. HOTELS Special Rate. Lodging homes, in addition to the rates for boarding houses, for each bad for boarders and lodger 1 00 No. 4 PUBLIC LAUNDRIES AND BATHS. For each laundry tub,..v..,. ..... ...... For each bath tub For each water closet........... ...... 10 00 12 oo 10 oo 4 00 AND 10 00 6 00 00 6 00 4 00 For each self-closing urinal, ... No. 6. STORKS. OFFICES, WAREHOUSES. First faucet, Where two tenants are supplied. by same faucet, each,.:.... aa Where more than two tenant are supplied by atne faucet, eadh,,,,. Water closet used by or.a tenant only,....,.... .... ........ ...... ......... Water closet used by more than one tenant, each, iwMM....H...wwM For each additional faucet or water closet, half tbe above rate will be charged, '"t-Self-cWsine urinal, each tenant, ,.. I 00 No. 6. SHOPS, SALOONS, RESTAUR ANTS, MARKETS, ETC. Apothecary shops, one faucet........ 18 80 Kach additional faut.... .......... ... 3 00 Water closet and urinate same ea for dwelling houe. Barber ibops, oae faucet and one Chair, ...... ........ ..-., Etch additional faucet Each additional uhnir, Dining saloon and restaurant, in addition to rates oharged forboarding house for each seat for customers, ... ... ............... ... Liquor or drinking saloon, one faucet -. ......... Kach additional lancet,.. 19 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 12 80 3 00 Water closet and urinal same a for boarding house. . For purposes not' included sbov, and requiring nnt more than an ordinary supply of water, 10 00 to 25 80 " No. 7 HOSkt No hose allowed, unless at least ton dollars is paid for Water for other purpose. For hore having a noxxle of not over one-fourth inch orifice.nsed for washing windows, watering gr den and lawn, and sprinkling street, the use being limited in all cases to three hours per day, for each hose,.. , 13 00 Thi charge to be made whether the hose is ued for tbe whole or a part of the rear ' In no case will the use of hose ba allowed after 9 p. a, nor before . 4 a. m. No 8 ORNAMRNTALFOUNTAINS. toss vexn not Mnaa tmxv rovn Huuae ran bat: For t one-sixteenth inch diameter, S 00 For jet more than one sixteenth and not over nne-etebtli inch indiamtftor, ..m... .. .. ....- 12 00 ! TO BK AUWKP TO B USKD U-BX 1-uVB AMI MoT MOXB TUiX SIGHT For let ,Jsf iiteentli inch diametor, .9 00 For jet ntortjMian'cne-sixteauth and' nut over one Ffjy.TiWJ men amm eter. ..V:.... 20 f O All rules applying to the use C bote upplv lo io fountains. No. 9. STABLES. Psivati! Stables: For each horse.. Kuch additional horse,. Neat cattir, e-ioli head. 4 SO 2 OO 2 on ; Livbst, Ci.us Asn BoABntSoSTABtn"! Fop Mch horw,. uaeawvea J. Ifw water for Turte charge include wathine cMrriam with hose. Parties urfir.tr water for slabln will be chaiyeil (labia rale whet Unr carried by hand or ti.roueh pipe. No. 10. STEAM POWER. For each atenm boiler, working not over twelve hour pnr day, for first horse power. '8 00 For each additional horsa power,... 4 00 No. 11. BUILDING PURPOSES. For each cask of lime or cement used 00 No. 12. METERED WATER. roaquAirriTiKS avebaoikg: as than 200 gallons per day, per looo gallon,............... eaee 200 to 800 gallon per day, per 1000 ttltolMtaaaews-wa msMmv utMM SO0 to 1000 gallon per day, per 1000 KKllona,...... 30 1000 to 5000 gallon per day, per 1000 gallons, sees aevS More than MOO gallons par day, per 25 1000 gallons,,.....-.............n. Meter will be allowed only at tbe discretion of the company, and in no case where a meter is used shall the annual charges be tots than ths following; For three-uuarter inch meters, or SO ISIt, . U.IU.UIUUUIUII1 IS 00 For one inch meters, 40 00 For one-and-one-half inch meter,.. 80 00 For two inch meter, ...... .............100 00 For all ue not herein specified ths rata hall be axed oy tnecompany. Sxo. 11. Tbe city ef Bloomington, Indiana, reserve the right to acquire by purchase and become sole owner of said water-works, including alt maehinery, mains, pipes, buildings, and all other property thereto pertaining, tree and olear of any and all lien of whatsoever kind, character or description, placed thereon by said Jesse W. Stai r or hi as signs, at any time after the expiration of live (6) years from tha passage and ap-.l provaj of thi ordinance, provfaea the city give six () month notice of it d& lire to purchase, and assumes and pay a" the outstanding obligation up to the amount of the appraised value of aaid works laid notice to be given to Jesse W.Starr or hi aasign. The value of said property to ba ascertained by apnraiement aa follows : Tbe raid city shall select some one competent hydraulic engineer, and the aaid Jesse W. Starr or hi ami gn (halt select another competent hydraulic engineer, and the two shall vteet a third, or in case they cannot agree, suoh third person hall be appointed by the Judge of tbe Circuit Court of tbe State of Indiana, County of Monroe, aad the three laid men so (elected (hall appraise the value of the said property, which appraisement shall be binding upon both parties a to the value thereof, and the laid city (hall have the right to purchase and become ths absolute owner Of said works, atsuch appraWement value, subject to the foregoing conditions, and upon payment thereof hJl take immediate posse ssionv Sxo. 12. In consideration of the benefit which wilt be derived by said city and it inhabitants, from .the comtruuliou and operation of said water. work, and ia further consideration of tbe water supp'.y hereby secured for public utes, and as the inducement to tbe said Jesse W. Starr or hi assigns, to accept the provision of this ordinance and contract, and to enter upon tbe construction of said water-work, the f ranch ia hereby granted to aad vetted in (aid Jess W. Starr or hi assigns, shall remain in force aad affect fur thirty (30) year from the passage of thi ordinance, unlet extinguished as herein provided. And for tbe same consideration and a the same inducement, the said eitv of

ily, for each family, Each additional water closet.......... When both bath tub and vater

Bloomington. Indiana, berebv

the said Jesse W. Starr sr bis aathri the use hereinafter (tatod sixty (8)7 dranti or the easracter nereiaar scribed for and during the term of (30) rear from the pawace aad as ! of this ordinance, and agree to

them promptly along the nne of the:

mains within the city limits under tarf

direction of the Citv Council aa 1 the said Jesse W. Starr Or W aoigae, shall have located tbe lino of aaid mate under tho direction of the Citr EnalaaeV.

and said citv of Bloom i niton. .lad-S

iant, further agrees to use alt fire hydrants,, carefully, and to pay the raid Jssse Vr

Starr or hi aaaigu, for any injury a mav happen to asy or them when by any ofllcejwrvant, or member ef ' ffro department of raid citv or of an company, and agree to pay rest ler atslj (CO) hydrant to the said Jese ' or bis assigns, at the rate of Ibrtj-j () oouars lor eacn nyaraai p during the term of said franchise, 1 any additional hydrant at tbe irate thirty-five ($35) dollar ner veer per sat

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nyarant, an 01 wnicn aens mm snail wm:

paid to the aid Jesse W. Starr ee bis assigns, beginning from tbe dates whew.

each hydrant shall be in tueceeiful opera tion, and accepted bv the City Cowaatt,

is HiuHMDirai in.utiirnmiwi tm ww inr (lit) day of January and Jury each year, and terminating upon tbe expiration ar

tnirty (3ui yean and snail continue oaring the full terra ipecilled in thi ordinance, unless nid city (ball sooner be the said Jane W. Starr or k.ir aaii use mortgage oenaw mortgage or deed of trust, nnoa aid' ww teVwork, their franchise, reotabl, rfgkfj.

ana iicertie, so much or tee ayarsns rentals paid under the term of thie ordinance, m will discharge tba interest upeSV si! first mortgaga bonds, a it akslt as twre from time to time shall be paid t tbe city of Bloomington, Indiana, to tie trustee or trustee or such bond, when and a such hydrant rental are parable

By tbe mm city to the extent of anrk ret .

lais. ana such sum shall be paM.a a interest on such bond thai! due and unpaid, during tha existence this franchise, but tbe said eUv shell a

be required at any time to pay- to !,;

trustee or trustee anr ereater-'-a thaa the amount due to aaid Jresas.,1 Starr or hu assign, for the iwntel o-;l drants and all payment as made te. truatee or truttee (hall ba lively to pay the interest upon auebt to long a same remain due ami and any surplus not so payable,", wbvte, after said' interest has bi charged by tbe said Jew W. rarvl assign, shall be paid over by Uw the sew Jee w. bterr or at 1 in the event of the purchase of I work by the (aid city, the purees 1 or tue (aiu water, worm snail he b-halfof the said Jesse W. Starr or signs, by aaid eity to aaid trustees: ttuslee for the use of said trustee art tee, to an amount sufifcieat to any'-, bonded inde.btednes agaiaat nit ah and interest thereon accrued-. If anvJ far as purchase price is wMrhtat far pnrpofe, ana any surplus not o (hall be paid by the Mkl city to tl Jteso W. Starr or hi amigaa. . ine ore uvaranureniaa dv;i . -..(J : -. tj n. - ' i en in vnj, m sue sniu jesse vv-. cuarr ) assign, lhall be ud naly fur guibment of fires, and far fiarhing.et r and gutter, and through a hoseivi fire noxxte only. . The city hlt hava-t right to use the water for Buaon ewer whenever the City Council 1 neceMary for sanitary purpoees, upoa-i mg notH-e to any peison In charge ef; 1 water worxs. in nushin no one av shall he uifd exceeding twenty (ta) utu in one week, nor shall laara tbaa.i hydrant opening 1 turned on at lime, nor shall any flushing be dona tug the exigence of any fire, or ' !,,t(V- . I 'CI ...II 111 tlH,w w,...-u...t . ru- .L.11 . ftr-e f charge for tha iie of part'nienl, for the City Htft, fmY'i cipiwl for city purposes, for :hools, and for two (2) drtnkii tniiiir, should sal I citv enea- l . All imblio RMUitains-vd'air ba with automatic valve, or httt furaiib constant flow thniughasmatlorifiesiAtl option 01 tne sam je w,. atitr .a; nnign, to prevent the waste of waton Sxc. 14. The laid J W. Stare hi awigns, thall promptly ereetaabr-aj (ti nr nvaranu at such points satee tbe City Council, alaax the line of within the eity limit, and said Jes ntarr or bis aasign. shall promptlythe order of said Citv Ccaricih irom iime to time tne Mini te-sa. 1 .r points as the said Council may Whenever saM t'ooacM shall diVant : erection of additional fire bydraaji una 01 sucu extension, m taa-saie . expr lesrthan six (S) hydrant to each,) extensions. Th saia Jrsee W. hit aign, shall keen all five as rented of them by said city sopptieiigaj wawr lor ore ervice, ana in 1 fire alarm at the pump of said 1 Starr or bia assigns, shall with. genes increase the it ream aad rural water ae long a needed for the"" guishment of any fire. Tbe CWef-'S Fire Department of said citv charge of all fire hydrants, and I tnem to he mspeeted at anv I on such inspection, any af aa&d' suaii do reuna so oe out 01 wan he ihall forthwith notify east starr or hi assign ta wmiac the hydrant to hydrant oat af order. unless such nyarant shall taer promptly phioed ia good arder sara iiiai vs . otarr ar am nay of uch hvdrant or hvdr cease from that time aatil -aaeh . or hydrant shall . ba watatai- ta&i working order. Sao. 15. If any Mtaon shall break or destroy any Ira hydra at ' City of Bloomington, Indiana, at any animal tberetet r iataMt destroy any main, fixture, main oiser propertv or apnarataa or taa J eua W. Starr or hi aaaigns, ar tot on, i turn or. or aa aav wafer sannaaa BV aniu u it . bhit or se MBIK" . I J . . - w a. Ll. " out any authority, orsaau potieisvi tne water supply of MM aaH Starrer hi asslcn, everyand his, her' and-Sherr atsen i rd eaob snd every one of them, balli conviction thereof before aav eomseseaa authority having jurwdicttoa, ba taed tag.' a sura not less thaa tairtT tssei aeiiars. nor axreadiae' aaveetv.ava aalhiaa ror eacn ana every sucn onense, wita tne cost ci pro mention. oxo. is. ine asm Jesse vv.

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anek piaa'a

his assigns may make aad eafovee aa nari -

of the oonditioa upon which they wHC'

supply water to can su men, . all aaadfal rules and regalationa net with the law or with tba ororttlaa thi oidinanca.

Sso. IT. Th Mayor and Olerk af tkeVI

utty at ttioeuiingtoa, Indiana, are

by autborixed and instructed aaea ihvi

saia acceptance or taw ordiaaaee, ta cute duplicate copies with tba seal of Cltr ot Bloaminartoa. Indiana. deliver on of these copies ee sifted seaiea m oeiiair of tne arty to tea Jesse W. Starr or hi atsigna and the other when signed aad sealed by I in behalf of aaid city, aad cause a, to

property acknowledged and recorded aawj

coming to law ia tae one or tne er of Deed af Rl-mmaMteSv CeaaAn'! U O. i . , 1. . - ' mounm, osata 01 (an won. Ste IS. All ordinance or nartai ordinance tactonsisteut here wita are .at by repealed and thai erdtnanee (halt J eoect ana oa ia tores ireai a no; publication. I, Robert C. Greaves, Clerk ef t of Bloomington, Indiana, certify t going ia a true ana eorrecc e ordiaaaee adopted by said City, lar meeting or in loo man Julv lsth. 1880. KUnSRT. C. GREET! 30. 9.

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