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Tr TA 4V V ra. nmteirni ro rsittrsm in mi: THE MAN .NOMINATED "BY THE tttPfJBUCAH COHVEHTIOS. terftaa asset eajejwMe and SBUBSSSfBs ttBgtTCT glTfO M BlooMiagtoa bf local talent, was that omwaed wA pnseBted to tee pUie last week by the lOftlMCStT. TW tMC&MS i treat eredtt for thar nottr- : work ia bringing; out tbe talents of tswrfmpiteia tW virioot spewMm Msigsxi them. Ooetm cpramtiag ike itsdastriee ot the ritjr wnt'tiin, and appropriate bat brief epeeeaes n toade ia declaring the stents of eaen. Tbe grand raarrb, wbicb faoltlesslr execated, wa participated is by all the pa pile. Tbe priatary section tbea easae ea aad iadividnaHy aoade specebea; tfe-Y after wudv pot throogh a drill by Mrs. &b adeem; tbe iateraiediate seetioa followed, aad were drilled, by Jolm W. Oraveaa; the high aebeol clued with a drill by Prof. 8bepardaaB. All eooaeeted with tbe Caraival deaexre the fall ateed of TWnxtcrests of Tbb Pbosbess vera taken ear of by Mise Mamie Howard, daagbter of TraiBanater Clay Howard of the Moaon. To aay that Mies Means did well i weak praise her distinct eoooeiatiaw. her setf-eossaasinn aad attrac tive amearaaee. were subiewts of ceaefal nonrk. Tbb Pbobkesb . M pread of it representative. man ter or At Chicago oa TJumdar hut JodgeTaley, to whoa haft bees referred tbe appliaetk fbrappoiotaaeatal Beeahrer far theMHoaoal'' decided againat tbe applieaata. Id the esarae of hia reanrka be stated that he thonfht the cocaplainant, Aley, bad aot broagbt hia soft for the proUetioB of tbe stoekholdera' hrtereata, aad for these aad ether meeaebe wooid refose to refer the ease. ' The ayajpatbiea of the business aad railroad people of Cbieago are vkb the "MoDoa" anaageawat in thie eoateaf, as it is eeneraHy reItaided as a aebeaw of the enemies of the road who kepe to ioiare its I staadiBg; aod Baaaeial Dr. Breyfbgle has never left New York, bat hat eaamed on the battle field, ma 'twere, that he nay be ready for the fray oa the 11th of March. Tbe next asove of the opptore cnoagb of tbt Dr. Breyfoclo aad his interests. How well tbey have saesewied will be kaowa Thanday moraias;. Of onetbisf; Dr. Breytogle'a fneads asay feel assnred: lie . will not be eanght nappiaf . Mrs. 8lter, the Mayor of Araaa.. h bow adaMantenae tao aaburs ot tbat town tor aer eeead official teres. She is said to H a aervetw lookiat; aod timid lit. 'lie woman, bat besides attending to her pabKeaad social duties she has done all of her hoesefaold work, iaeJadiag wasbiag, ironing and cooking for fasBthr of Ive, and daring the last year she has in her faaaihjr final ieoto six. Oa May let next aad thereat ter dealers will aot be required to take oat an internal revenue license to sell cigars aad tobacco, as tbe MeKiafey bill abolishes tbe speeiai tax now maintained oa dealers in inanafacfared tobacco, oa thai date. The lax is sli abolished oa wholesale aad retail eValvre ia leaf toImoso, auna&ctnrers aad peddlers of tnbaoeo sad cigars,- No ehaage will be mads ia the tax oa beer or liooofs. A letter from Bedford Town ship, N. C, anooaoeef the death fD. Barnes Plvler, the israest mas ia tbe State. Hia weight at tbe time of bis death was 460 pounds, sod the weigh! of tbe cofb sad eorjawe dropped into the grave was 700 ptwadw. According 49 his dying request, be was buried at 9 o'clock at Bight with his boots aad hat on, and a pocket knife in his bead. He was poswsMd of means, aad vry popular ia the udg,Lbotivo4, '

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Bob Bordette has some sensible views about bote life. At Indianapolis last week be was stopping at a fint-clasa hotel; bat be doesn't fancy it. He says life away from home is a boat the same as being in jsiL "Now take this hotel and its contents a fine example of the average hotel apartment and wherein does it differ materially from the avenge jail convenience ? There's a tied, here's a place to wash my fare, there are plsees to sit down and I can have my meals here if . I want them. Oh, yes, there's a window. Now a chap gets all that in jail. I don't know ibatynn ever had experience in mil, bat I assure you my estimate is correct." Two Catholic Cbat-efc. rVrom Pittsburg CbroQtole-TalqnapIi.l A Catholic din-dory for the world is almost ready for distribu tion. The advance sheets impart interesting information pertaining to the Roman Catholic eouroh in tbe United Stales. Tbe archdioceses dioceses and vicariates in all number eighty-sev en, ibere are fourteen archdio ceses and six vicariates. Tbe lat ter are sees aot yet fully elevated by the church to a bishopric Tbe asmes of such dioceses are the vi cariate of North Carolina, Idaho. Brownsville, Utah, Arizona and tbe Perfect-A postolic of Indian Territory. Tbe archdioceses are Baltimore. Boston, CWcaeo, Cin cinnati, Milwaukee, .New Orleans, New York, Oregon Philadelphia, St. Louis, St Paul, San Francisco and Santa Fe. Tbe regular dioceses number 67 i be total number ot vnets is 8778. Of these 2354 are so-called regular, or priests of the different orders, and 6424 are secuKar priests. There are 7631 regular churches, besides 1830 chapels and 2841 sta tions. The. latter are places where tnere are not yet any eburenea or regularly stationed priests. There are 39 theological seminaries with 1711 students. Besides there are 123 colleges and 600 Sisters' Academies, or training schools for girls and young ladies. Of parochial schools there are 3277, with an attendance of 665,328 scholars, and tbe Catholic population is placed at 8,579,966. There are at least a half million Catholics who have either fallen away from the church altogether, or who for many years have failed to comply with the rules of the church, so tbat tbe Catholic population of the United Slates at the present time can be estimated as beine tuny 9,000,000. Wealthy Chicago Mail. Andrew Carnegie is the richest Scotchman in the world and he does not eare who knows it. . He began work at S3 a week and bis income last year exceeded one million dollars. He gives freely to charity and public enterprises, but personally he is inclined to enjoy life while be lives and to take coaching tours through Scotland, rather than to leave a fortune for some one else to spend sfter he is gone. John L. Bookefeller was also poor, but was lucky enough to secure a good situation early in life. He stepped into the oil bus iness from a position as book-keep er at iw s moatn. mow he is probably tha richest man in the world, and the company with which be Is identified employs an army of pernaps cu,uuu men. Although John G. Rockefeller's name alone always associated - with the Standard Oil Co. he has two broth ers William and Frank each of whom is worth- many millions which the standard has earned. Oil. HeraM : A man and wife with seven children, two dogs and a gnu, arrived here by the Big Four train oa Saturday night from one of the back counties of Kentucky, going to Gnawbone, Brown county. They were in destitute eireumstanees, four of the children being barefooted. They left yesterday morning for Brown county on foot. Mr. Marsh allowed tbem to remain in the depot as they hud no mcoey to pay 'for a uight's lodging, lite man and his wife removed from Brown county to Kmtm-ky fifteen y are ago, but did nut prosper. At one time they had sevtlUwi eauu(t'n W support.

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a lib i3BmV I Pt rfllf"! U ii ECHOES FROM TUB 1IDI ASA LAW FOVBDBT. It costs money, and lots of it, to run the state house. The general appropriation bill makes ao allowance of 119,000 for tbe custodian, engineers, janitors, etc, and $22,000 for repairs, gas, water and heat, a total of f41.000 a year. The Democrats of tbe Legislature have elected Montgomery Marsh of Hancock county, Silas A. Hale of Adams, and James B. Smiley of Putnam, for Trustees of the Richmond Insane Asylum, in place of the Board whose resignations were demanded. The House Thursday, after it was too late to do any good, instructed Mr. Gent to have his committee (temperance) to report on certain bills referred to it, but these reports will not be made. The course of Mr. Gent in this matter, and others as well, has not ' been creditable to himself or to those who sent him here. Be has wast ed mere time in foolish speeches and accomplished less tnan any menfber of the House. Ind. News. Shortly after dinner Thursday somebody cruelly fooled the whole state house congregation by start ing a report that Palmer bad been elected senator from Illinois. In less than ten seconds a howl of joy went up that bulged the sides of tbe bunding out so much that the statuary had to hold on with both hands to keep from tallingoff. The report was found to be a grape vine. Ind. Journal: Epbraim Ionian, ot Martin and Dubois, is known to feme as "the boy orator of Hoop-pole Hollow." His chiefi characteristic is a vast expanse of shirt-front. Look where you will in the House, that enormous shirt bosom looms op in the horizon and forces itself upon your vision. After you have surveyed its dimensions your eye will be caught by a towering roll of hair on the right band side of the boy orator's bead, aad you will wonder that you did not see it before. The op pressed laboring man is Mr. Io nian's hobby, and he whangs away at the subject just as vigorously as 1 1 . ii i .1 i vuougn oe ueiieveu an nis lareaqbare oratorical formulas were fresh to the public ear. Ind. Journal: You might spend a month in tbe House with out discovering Mr. Watson, the bis; six-footer from the classic shades of Bean Blossom. Nature was generous with Mr. Watson, and if be would run a lawn-mower over his face and give a tailor a half a chance be would be a remarkably fine-looking man. He has never been known to ssy a word, and has only done one thing this session. It occurred to him one day tbat going crasy was mighty expensive these days, and he straightway introduced a bill to cut down the fees and do away with the red tape in lunacy inquests. The bill baa been lost in the shuffle somewhere, and with it disappeared tbe Bean Blossom members chance for fame. Glenwood Preble and Edwin L. Brodiz, trustees for Chicago parties, have concluded the pur chase of the ' Labertew place, and will subdivide and improve tbe grounds, opening College Avenne to correspond with Walnut afreet. t." t Ml . 1 -1 1 1 . wuicd wiu maae iuih me cnoioeat subdivision ever placed npon the market. This location has the advantage of being free from all ob jections, and it is within five blocks from business part of oily. Should water works be built, this addition will be the one to get tbe first ben efit Frank Brodix will have charge of the tract, and applications for building sites can be made -to,! him. Kenwood Land Association will soon be organised, enabling those desiring new homes to secure them on easy terms. Choice sites s a we can now be secured and applications should be promptly made. There are several little inland cities in Indiana (end 8alem is one of tbem) where a negro bas about as much chance to live ss he'd have by jumping into a red-hot cke oven. Everrtime a negro is caught within the town or -city limits lie is cordially invited to leave, and if he doesn't leave wellbe leaves. Louisville Times.

As Buying and Selling for Cash offers the only known means , of Buying and Selling at the Lowest Possible Price, THE BANNjSR IS CERTAINLY able to make the Lowest Prices as we are THE ONLY HOUSE III THE COUNTY doing business that way, Oar Bargains) are too Humeroug to Itemize, aa onr Htoek Is A Combination of Bargains From One. MnA to tbe titer.

IT mi nan Atuwfajl utngnams, nusiins equaled in PBICES, price elsewhere. .' Vandalla Ltiic. Tko Great Fas? Mall Line. Tbe Shortest, Baft anf Quiakut Lisa between the Ratt, Weitr'liorth and Monti. Train leave firaanesate Junction for the VTeat: No. ,;03 am; No. 1,,1J;M pm, Mo. 21, 1;16 pm, N. , am, Ne. I, 6;J pm. ' f ' Train No, 1 hu elegant pari ear fer St, Louis; -Trato No. 11 bu Pqllaaaa Vestibule Sleeper, r Dinner and lupctji served in dning ear; Train No. I kx Pullman Buffet Steeper fer St. Louis. Trains leave ereenoastle Junction fer the Bast! So, a, 3; pm, N. M, 1;41 pm, Mo. f, ; 18 put,. Me. I J, 1:14 am No. f, igMjua, Mo. . SjM am. Tri' Mo. 30 baa Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Car running through to New Tor without change. All meals served in dining cars. This train also has elegant Parlor Cars for Indianapolis and Cincinnati; Train Mo. I a has through Pullman Buffet Sleeper to Cincinnati; Train No. S has Pullman Sleeper for Indianapolis in which pajsengers-ean remain until broakfast time. Also Pullman Buffet Sleepers to Philadelphia, New fork, Baltimore and Washington without change. Making direct connections fer all points. Tour connections are sure and quick in Union Depots. Mo Transfers 'or Lay-overs and your accommodations are unexcelled. Any informntion regarding route, mUs,asc, address VHAS. H. MIXKK, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terra Haute, Ind. B.A. FOKD, Ueoeral Passenger Agent, J. H. CHKSBROUGH, Assistant General Passenger Agent, 8l Louis, Mo Jryifl X. Mjott. tjiOi, Norfolk Building, Cth ancr'Slm Sts. . ClHCIf KATI, Oil IO, Specialty: 'Kidney Diseases. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ,.. j ,,t,KOTICR. The annual pieetinic of tbe stockholders of tho Louisville, Mew Albany A Chios); Kan way i;onpaay win ne new on Wednesday, March ltth, 1891, at". U o'clock boon, at tbe oiilueV of the company, 4 Broadway, New York, for the'purpose of electing Directors in place of those whose terms shall then etnire. and tbe transaction ol'such other business as may be properly brought before ' the meeting. rolls open irom M o clock 11. to 1 o - clock P.M. Thetransferbooks will.be closed from Saturday, February tsth, 1891, at 11 o'clock M., until Tbaraday March Utu, 1891. at 10 o'clock A. M . The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bedford A Bloomfleld Kail road Company and of the Orleans, West Badea ft French Lick Springs Railway Company will be held at tbe tamo tints, and place. VT If. Xj, OiKTVOALa, XrOS S. W. H. Lbwis, Soo'y. VAULT ULKAMING Should IIOI be neglected, in tbe inteiest both of cleanliness and health. John Brown is prepared in tbe most complete manner to give tats Business 111s earerul attention. He bas tight casks. deoAoriaiarinalerial. and everything that is necessary to make ibis business a success. vau oa Brown and get hi figures it U cheaper to clean op your preuusos thaii to untrat typooKX tever. Bbsumatism Cuan nr a Lat. 'Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and' Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its actios upon the system is remarkable and mysterious It removes at once the cause and 'the disease immediately disappears. First dose greatly bene" la. TSola. . Sold by Paris Bros., Druggists, Bloomingtoa, . till may S MOTICB TO COMTRACTOKS. Bids will be receive) by tbe Commea Council of the City of Btoomjugton, Indiana, in tbe Council Chamber, m said eity at their regular meeting, to be held TUKSDAY, APK1CL 1811, for Grading, Guttering, Meldamiiing and Paving Eleventh siireet front Walnut street to Jackson stroet, in sajj oiy. Specifications for said Xwprexsmeat ara now on Sle, and can bf seen at lbs' City Clerk's office. Tbe Common Council reserves" tbe right to reject any or all bids. ' " Contractoi will observe tbe -fallowing resolution adopted by tho Common Council: Resolved, That hereafter no bids1 will be received, and acted upon by tbe Common Council, unless the names ef the sureties who are to sign the bond of the applicant, in case be is awarded tbe eontract, are given in tbe bid. v RO0KBT C. GBKXVSfl, Mar. 11,' 1. st City Clerk. Some time ago the Progress stated that Paris Bros, bad shipped to parties in Nebraska a half-dozen bottles of South American Nervine. They were sent on the order of Mr. I. P. Hopewell of this city to bis brother in Nebraska, B. C. Hopewell. Writing front Nebraska, B. C. Hopewell says: I. P. Hopewell, Bloomirigton, Indiana, Dear Km., I have taken four of the onehalf dozen bottles of South American Nervine you bad aunt me from Paris Bros., ana I feel at loatt SO per cent, better than I did before using it. I have put the other two bottle away for a rainy day, as I was afraid I would have trouble in getting it ftgin. It is surely a wonderful tonic. Your Sro , . CaOFEWSLU

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Declaratory Reusalwllaai fer tbe improvement of Fourth street. Be it Beulved by the; Mayor ad Common Council of the city of Blooming too, Indiana, that it is deemed necessary to improve Fourth street from Gamble itreet to College Avenue in said city.by pav ing a brick sidewalk on both sides thereof in accordance with tbe plans and specifications therefor now on file ia the office of the City Clerk adopted March 3d, 1891. Tbe total cost of said improvement shall be assessed per lineal front foot upon the real estate abutting on said part of Feurto street, except tne proportion thereof occupied by street and alley a rollings, which shall lie assessed against tbe City of Bloomington, Indiana, said assessments, if deferred, to be paid-in tea an nual installments. A bond, or bonds shall be issued in an, ticipation of tbe collection of said assessments, unlsas the property owners pay said assessments before said bend or bonds are issued. AU as provided for in an Act of the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 1889. That objections thereto will be heard ml tbe Mayor's office .in the city of Bloomington, Indiana, on Tuesday evening, the 7th dy of April, 1891, at 7 o'clock p. m. when and where the property owners along the line of said propoted improvement can make objections to the necessity for the construction thereof. I, Robert O. Greaves, Clerk of tbe City of Bloomington, Indiana, eertiiy tbe foref oinr to be a true and correct copy of a tesolution adopted by the Coumea Council of said city at their regular meeting held March 3d. 1891. ROBKBT C. G REEVES, Mar.4li 'Sl-lt Citv Clerk. DUNCAN ft BATMAN, Attjs. Kotlce to Non-Residents The State of Indiana, Monroe county. In the circuit i-ourt. March Term. U91 The jKtnn Lifa Insurance Company vs. Samuel Dinniore. Magdiiline Diusmore, J. I. Cs Thrashing Machine Company, Robert D. Lake, et al. Now eotnea the plaintiff kv lljnean ft Batman, its attorney, and files its complaint herein, together with an 'affl-iavit that said defendants, Saniuel Dinsmore, Mngdnline Uinsmere and J. I. Cae Threshing Machine Company, Robert D, Like and Lake, wife of Kobart D, Lake, whose given name is unknown, ara not residents of tbe Slate of Indiana; tbat said action ;1 for tne foreclosure or a mortgage oa real estate, and that said nonret ideal dsienuacts are accessary parties thereto. Now by order of said 'court notK-e is therefore hereby given said defendants, above nttmed, that unless tkev be and appr 'on the -2nd dy of the noil term of the Monroe circuit court, to be holden 'on Iks first Monday of May A. D. 1381. at the Court House in Bloomington, in said county and Stale, and answer or demur to said complaint, tne same will be oeard and determined in their absence. W itnesa my nam and tbe seal of said Court, sfflred at Dloomington, this 2nd day of March, 1891. J 0MM W. CRAVENS, Clerk of Mar 9-1891 Monroe circuit court. SEAL UBttirft'S SALK. By virtu of certified copy of a cree a:id and order of sale to m directed. from tbe Clerk's office o'f tbe Monroe eireait court, in a cause wherein tbe J.l. Case Thrashing Machine Company i plaintiff and Robert D. Lake is defendant, requiring me to make the sum of One Thousand Four Hundred and Fifty-five Dollar and Kighty-rour cents (i,4&o.) with interest on said decree and cost. 1 will expose at Public Sale to tba highest bidder on SATURDAY, MARCH 11st, 1891, between the hours of 10 o'clock u. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, at tbe door of . t. 1 i di. : . . tue vour udiin ib OHMjnungion, jwvurve county, Indiana, tbe rents and profit for a term not exceeding seven years, tbe following described real estate, in Monroe county, ia the State of Indiana, to-wit: The east half of the northeast quarter of section twenty-two (11) town eight (8) north range two (1) west, situate in Monroe Bounty, Indiana. If such rent and profit will not sell for a sufficient sum to latisfy said decree, interest and cost, I will at the tame time aad place, expose at Public Sale, the feesimple of mm roal estate or so much thereof a may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made withofct any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement law. THOMAS J. TASK, Sheriff Monroe County, Feb. 15, '90. WATER WORKS 0RP1MSCE, AH ORDINANCE providing for tbe supply of water to the city of Bloomington, Indiana, and its inhabitants, authorising Jesse W. Etarr or his assigns "to construct, maintain and operate water work, securing protection to said work, contracting- with laid Jess W. Starr or bis assign for a supply of water ior puoue use, ana giving saia city an option to purchase saif works. Be it ordained by tbe city council of the city of Bloomington, Indiana, Sac. 1. A franchise is hereby granted to Jeise W, Starr or hi successor and assigns for thirty (30) years from tbe passage of this srdi nance to construct, maintain and operate within and near tho city of Bloomington, Indiana, a water-work for supplying the said city and inhabitant thereof witb pure and wholesome water for public nd private uses, and to use the streets, alleys, sidewalks, ptiblio grounds, stream and bridges of the (aid city of Bloomington, Indians, within its present and futUra corporate limits, for placing, UWinj; up m.d rc-iriu maiut

hydrant and other structures and device for tbe servioe of water that is necessary therefor, Sao. 3. The water supplied by said works shall be good, clear water, of' sufficient quantity and suitable for domestic, fire and manufacturing purposes, and the sou roe of supply shall not be contaminated by the sewerage of said city or otherwise. Sac. 3. The said water-works shall be complete and perfect in all its details, and the machinery shall consist of two separate and distinct compound duplex pampirg engines, with suitable boiler constructed ef the best quality of wrought iron and other necessary appurtenance to give a capacity to pump two millions (1,000,000) gallons ia twenty-four hoar against a pressure equivalent to one hundred and thirty (130) fei-t head ate piston speed not greater than one hundred (loo) feet per minute, tbe pumping engines to be arranged so tbat tbey may be worked together or lingly a required, and shall be to connected to tbe pipe system that the pressure may be changed from stand pipe to direct pumping pressure within at least ten (10) minutes. A stand pipe shall be erected on accessible high ground , top of said stand pipe to be not less than one hundred and forty (140) fitet above the City Datum, and said stand pipe shall be constructed of iron of sufficient strength aad thickness to give a tensile strength of not less tban fifty thousand pound per square inch, having a holding capacity of one hundred and fifty thousand (150,9 OS) gallon and be of handsome and appropriate design. Ssc. 4. The pomp 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 size and, conveniently arranged for the holding and operating o'f tbe necessary pump, boiler and machinery. All of the machinery iball be Increased from time to lime as the growth of tbe city may require. Sao. 5. There shall be of not less than five (5) miles of the best quality of cat iron pipes for distributing water throughout the city, ranging in size, from four (4) inch to twelve (12) inch in diameter, a sbown on the map of tba pip system submitted herewith, which shall be laid and properly embedded ia tbe ground in trenches witb not less tban five and one half foet cover; the pipe to bo used shall be tested at their place of manufacture to withstand hydrostatic pressure of three hundred pounds to the square inch, and shall be of ample siae to carry out the" J (revisions of this agreement, and of aibrding the city, when pines are laid.firstclass fire protection. The fire hydrant rented by said city a hereinafter slated, shall be what is known a the frost proof, each having two-and-ona-balf inch fire nozzles , and of standard thread. There shall be placed upon the pipe system a sufficient number of gate or valves of tbe most approved manufacture, so as to permit of shutting off the wate from portions ef the aaid system, without interfering with the general supply. There shall be a test of the capacity of said waterworks on their completion, when said Jesse W. Starr or his assigns shall cause to be thrown at one time at least five (5) simultaneous streams, each through 259 feet of two two-and-one-hnlf inch fire hose, and a one and-one-quarter inch nozzle, from and five (5) hydrants, to tbe height of not loss than one hundred (10b) foci. " Sao. 8. The said Jesse W. Starr or hia assigns shall construct and maintain in good working order an electric firo alarm bell in the pump house, wbicb may be connected by said city witb the City Hull and Police Station or any building designated by City Council, and with any fire alarm system which may bo in use in said citv. Skc. 7. The said Jets W. Starr or hi assigns shall commence the construction of said works within ninety (SO)iinysfrom

the passage and approval of this ordinance, and shall have tlif-m in successful opera, lion with not less than five and one half miles of mains within twelve (13) months from such commencement, providing, however, that any dclny ciued by strikes unavoidable scoiduut.-. injunction or ardor of court, or by malicious interference, r delay catid by parties furnishing pipe or material, hiill work an oxtcntion of time for tbx loss of t:me so occ-aioned. Sac. 8. There thai; be no u'nrsna'inable obstruction of tbe street, alleys, id walls, public grounds, streams and bridges of said city, b y the raid Jesse W. Starr tr his assigns, in constructing the works, or in placing, taking up or repairing any mains, hydrants, or other structure or devices for the service of water, and tho said Jvsse W. Starr orb astigns.after using the said strcets,allys.aidewalks, public grounds, stream nd bridges, sh ail restore them within a reasonable time as nearly as practicable to their former condition, and Iball bold said city harmless Irom any and all dnmages itiWr.g from negligence or mismanagement of the said Jesse W. Starrer his nssign or his employe, in plaoing, taking up or repairing such mains, hydrants, structures or device, in making street oxenvations. The said Jesse W.Starr or hi aign, shall erect barricades and danger signals at the ends of such excavations aad at all street crossings. If the said Jesse W. Starr or bis-assigns shall decide to lay a main in the street, the grade of which has not yet been established, it shall be the duty of said city to estaoiisn (aid grade rorthwitn Sac. 9. An v peron or persons encaeed in removing any pavement or in making any excavation wiiuiu me saia cuy, pursuant to the provision of this ordinance, wbo shall fail to properly guard and pro tect same, and to replace such pavement as soon as said work i finished, shall on conviction thereof be liable to a fine of not less than ten (SlO) dollars or more than (t20) for each and everv offence. Sac 10. The said Joue W. Starr nr hi assigns shall not charge during tbe existence ot mo irancnise granted oy mis ordinance, exceeding the following max imum annual rates; but they shall have the right at their will at any time to insert a water meter into the .service pipes of any customer, and to supply him at meter rate. No. 1 DWELLING HOUSES. Occupied by one family, supplied by one faucot................. SIS 00 Each additional faucet, not hereinafter specially rated eeoeeoo 3 09 When a house is' ocoupiod by more than one family, and all supplied by ono faucet, for each family,,. , Each family having separate fixlure in a house occupied by more than one family, will be eharirud tbe same a if living ia a separata bouse. Ono bath tub....... -.,.. ...... When used by more than one fam1 00 e so 11 v. for each iamilv...t......... 4 00 Each additional baih tub,...... 3 00 One water closet of approved kind, 8 90 When used by more than on family, for each family, 4 00 Each additional water closet.......... 3 00 When both batb tub and water closet ara user1, for both........... ... 19 00 One self-closing urinal no other allowed,.............. 1 SO One set tub,...... ..m....m,.a.m.... 1 00 Each additional set tub,..,,.... ...... 1 00 Whore a hot water faucet is uwdat tho samo vessel with a cold water faucet, but one faucet shall be charged for and the samo applies to hoardinc houses. Provided, that in no oase shall the charges for tho uso or water by a private family, exclusive of hose and stable, exceed 15 00 No. 3. BOARDING HOUSES. Supplied by one faucet,.,..,.,.......... 13 00 Each additional faucet.. 3. 00 One bath tub.............................. 10 00 Bach additional ball. tub............. 3 00 One wator closet of approved kind, 10 00 j&acn additional water closet,. ..,, a no Each self-closing urinal, 3 00 No. 3.- MOTELS Special Rates. Lodging houses, In additions to tho rates ior nonraing nouse. tor encq bed lor boarder imd lodger t 00

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For escVl soreaco onusst For each wmterS For each selfVlo No. 5.-TOBr First faucet, uj$ify Where two toaanl. same faucet, eachj Where more than U supplied by sant Water closet used'iC OH ly, eeoeoa ee isstMeefM Water cknet used tenant, each,,,,. For each addilMnali closrt, half the ab be cnara-ed. Self-closinar urinal do. a. Buura, eat ANTS. HAE Apothecary shops, ouoTfi; Each additional faucet,wl Water closet aad urinabif for dwelling house. Barber loops, one ran cuair. -....mm Each additional fauat,.,& Each additional chair,. gt; Dining saloon and reataarfM addition to rate obargeafofbi ing houses for each scaffdrv tomers,. ........ ......... ...... Liquor or drinking akon,':fii XH(KJ9w9 o) eoW wmSMSiiias SSiX Each additional faucfct,. 9r, Water closets and urinal, same '-k for boarding house. For purposes aot included abovei and requiring not more tnan SI ordinary supply of water, IS Mo- 7. HOSE. No hosa allowed, unlets at least tea' dollar is paid for water fer otbr, gk Fer hose having a nozzleof aot over one-fourth inch orifice, used for washing windows, watering garden and lawns, and sprinkling streets, the use being limited in all oases to taree noors per day, fer each hose,. ....... ......... 13 00 This charge to be made whether tho ' hose ii need for the wbolo or .a part of the year. In no esse will the use of hose be allowed after 9 p. nor before 4 a. m. No. 8. ORN AM ENTAL FOUNTAINS. TO BK USUJ MOT HOtS TUSH VUUK BOOB FKH DAT: . For Jet one-sixteenth inch diameter, S 00 For jet more than one-sixteenth and not ever one-eighth inch in diameter,.....,...... ......... ......... 13 00 To nx sLLowxn to bx uxd morx Tata TOUR AKD HOT HOB I THAJT BIGHT awns rca sat: vji i . .L : 1. a: tk aa ' For jet more tban one-sixteenth and All rules applying to the us ot DOM apply also to fountains. No 9. STAHLE3, PaivATa Stahlb; For each horse, 4 00' Each additional horse, N eat ca ttle, each head, 1 00 Litkkv, Club and B..ADiNO.STABr.ra: For each horso.. 3 00 Tbese charges includo water for washins! oarriasres with hose. , Partit-s using water fur stables will ! charged stable rates whether curried by hand or through pipo. No. 10. STEAM POWER. For each steam boiler, working ant over tw.-lvo hour par day, for first horse power......... .. 8 00 Fr each additional hore power,... 4 00 No. II. BUILDING PURPOSES. Forechcskoflimrorcementiud, 0 No. 11. METERED WATER. TO q"TAKTITtl AVKBAorso : Tji than 100 pal Ions ner dav. nor : I ! MA vMll.lna 4Ai 'too to too enllon rx-r day. per 1.000 I eallons... -.. .................... 600 to 1000 gall-ins prr day, par 1 1000 gallons, ......................... ... . 1000 to 5600 gallon par day, per 1 1000 r-tlton. . 31 More Oian 5000 gallon per day.pi ! lnOO cation...,.. Meters will b allowed only at the discretion of the compuny, and in no caso where a meter is usod shnll the annual charges bo less than the following : F-r tbiwe-ouarter ineh meters or Irss.... 3 "0 For one ineh meters,- - 40 00 For ona-And-one-half inch meters,.. 69 00 For two in"h motors, ISO 0 For all uses not herein specified the rate shall be fixed bv tho, company. Sac. 11. Tie Citv of Bloomington Indiana, reserves tho right to acquire, by purchase and boenroc sole owner or saia water-works, including all machinery, mains, nines, buildinifs. and U other nroncrtv thereto pertaining, free and ; clear of an v and all lin of whatsoever kind, cnaracter or description, piacgo thanvin hv said Jmkb W. Starr or hi assigns, at any time after the expiration of five (5) year irom tna patssga ana uDroval or tbi orfiiaancn, provided the . . . . . . . ,(.. j oitv wives six lei momna nouco in im ; sire to purchase, and assume and pays all ! the outstanding oblisration un to th mount of the appraised value of said works fsald notico to be riven to Jesse W. Starr or his assiensl. The value of said property to be ascertained by cp prahement a follow s The said city hall afltect some one competent hydraulic engineer, and tbe said Jesse W. Starr or his assign snail select anosnor aouipmen. hr.'.-aulic engineer, and tne iwo tnan elect a third, or in case they cannot agree, such third pettou shall be appointed by the Judge or the circuit court of the State or Indiana, County of Monroe, and the three said men so selected (ball appraise the value of the said property, which appraisement shall be binding upon both parties a to the value thereof, and the said city nan nave m ng i and become the absolute owner of said works, at such appraisement value, subject to the foregoing condition, and upon payment thereof shall take immediate nnaaaiaion. Sac. 11. In consideration 'of the benefit which wilt be derived by said city and lt inhabitants, rrom sno conssnrewwn n nnnratlnn of said water-work, and in r.iri W AontidoraUon of the water supply hereby secured for public usee, and a the inducement to the said Joes W. Starr or his assion. to accept tbe provision w this ordinanea and contract, and to entee upon the,eontruotion of said water-woism. the franchise hereby granted to and vested in said Jesse V. Starr or hi assigns, shall remain in force and effect for tnirtv (30) years from tbe passage of this ordinance, unless extiaxuished a herein provided. And for the same crnidoratioo and aa the tame inducement, the ssid City of Bloomington, Indiana, hereby rents of the said Jesse W. Starr or his assigns, for the use hereinafter stated sixty (80) hydrant of the character hereinafter described for and during the term of thirty (30) year from the passage and approv al of tnia ordinance, and agree to locate them promptly along tbe line or tne mains within tbe city limits under t a direction of the City Council as- soon a tho said Jesse W. Starr or hia assigns, shall have located the lina of said main undo.- tho direction of the City Engineer, and raid city ef Bloomington, Indiana, further aorees to use all Die hvdrants ciirefully, and to pn;?- th said Jesse W. Starr or his assigns, for any injury which may happos to any of tbem wbm used by any officer, servant or member of the fire department of said city or of any fire company, and agreos to pay rent forsixly (tioi hydrants to tne saul Jesse w. amrr or bis assigns, et tho rate of liny (50) dollars for eaoh hydrant per year, during the term of into Irancblse. and tor any additional hydrants at th rate of twontyfive dollars por year por each hydrant, all of which ssid sum J shall bo pud to the said Jesse W. Starr or his assigns, h cinnlng from the dutcs when each hyitiaiit sluiH be ia s;iCi-M-f.ii er.-uiv

Iss se$ thelwdriin aa ayoraaia promptly placed ta 'm said Joue W. 'StarvMe pay of such hydrants cenaa from that ttnswj or hvirant shall working order. Sac. 15. If any break or destroy any.! City of KIomingtonA muj noiuiai Mmaw' rteiitroT any main, I other property or' i Jesse W. Starr or 1 turn off, or use anr said Jesse W. StarV'f out any authority, or 1 the water supplv otv Starr or hi asibtas.sand his, br and tboiii and eacb and even oonviction thereof 1 authority having! a sum not lea than nor exceeding soventv-J ror eacn ana every i with tbe casts or on Sec. 16. The aht hi assigns may kf I or tbe condition supply water to rulos and "naUtiea with tbe law or wtlkl this ordinanea. ' . ;Es9 8xc. 17. TboMavwrwa? City of Bloomingtoa, laeT, bv authorised and snatnr laid arJtenoeof tbto oifl cute duplicate eocM iritwl City of Bloomingtoa, la deliver one or tnese eag sealed in behalf of the v Josse W. Starr or ala th other when signed ai in behalf of ssid citv. a properly acknewledged.i coroing to law la ia erorjpeeda,or m Monroe, State of 1 8 xc. 18. All erdinan dinance inconsistent I 4 . repealed and thai ordina ,t)ct ana ne in roroa MS publication. I: Robert O. Greevea, I of Bloomington, Indian) .1 going to be a true and eon ordinance adopted by anieVi ular meettng ot tna held March 3d. 1891. ROBERT O. ORRC1 M. M. DUN LAP, MaysNK! I hereby accept the lisissi orumanoe. vrisweeawT thi 19th day of January, I (SRALl JKSrt. Witarai: THOS. B. PU Mar. II, '91. NOTIC TO COI Bids will bo receivad Council of BloorainKtoo. council chamber in aid ular mnetim; to bo held - TUKSUAT, ArtU for Grading and Paving ivirKvma ATvmuo inai to-Lot No. i5 to the strret, in said city. HneciOeations lor nld are now o file, aad Citv Clerk's offlcw. The otHnnioa coitnct! to reject aay or all Contractors will i resolution adopted by Resolved. That bi be received, and acted mon council, unless that' eti who ere to sign tMl pucant, in case l Is ' are given In tne but. ROBERT TJ. i :a,ir. ;i, !

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