Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 4, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 March 1891 — Page 2
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FOR PRESlDKNT IN IMr'' THfi MAil NOMINATED
JltTTaKltKPIIBMCAS COKVKSTWy.
MaralMg Vreiilt
BrcTfttgle! As wm hoped and believed all the time by the man; friends and well-wisliers of the "Mnon,n the iMreetors elected on the lltb inat. are in ayrapathy with (he mifnageaaent aa it has conducted buincs daring the .j twelve month, trod the stockholders voted to approve of all the acts of the Directors darie the year. After the three new Directors had been chosen a njteet-
ing was called for the yleetin of
officers, and Wia. 1 wreynigte was ti-deeted preajdenl; Genrjge F.
Postbiethwaite aod Hiram W. -Hmariee presidents ; WkV-H. Lewis, secretary and treasurer, and John A. Hilton, assistant pecretary aad treasurer. The following executive eootiaittee was chosen :
H. H. Campbell, N. W. Burostead,
Gilbert B. Shaw, JtAn B. Hughes aad G. P. Postbiethwaite. The financial statement anhmitted for the rear I&90 showed : Gross earn
ings, $2,620,132; expense, $V 630,78; net earning, $999,253. The net aorplns, after all charges,
was $135,008. There were $1,077,654 apent for betterment, and the floating debt now is a little less than $2,000,000, against whieli the company offsets $2,800,000 5 per cent, bonds in its trcascry . The Monon will show some sat -isiaetorr developments daring the year 1891, aa the endorsement of
the present management writ
the; whole pystem new impetus.
ty wood to the editor and charges foil price for it just because the newspaper man can't, help himself, wilt be surprised to see every stick !f that wgHiduaMHft-tttrttgain'it hirii on the judgment day." Local Fair Conrattaaloner. Notwithstanding the fact that
Fair commissioners are men of lit
tle importance and no salary, still the deposits of iron and coal, and the viist and valuable ledges of building stone, anil beds of kaolin of Lawrettee and Monroo make it very desirable to bare some one through wlium the State commissioner can lie rr-adicd with certainty. If either Itwrence or Monroe county is given a rnmmiaaioner it will certainly le to nr advantage.
Tlie young people's library f
the Christian church was ojen(d last evening by a jubilee nieciiog at Prof. AtwatcrV
The BHliuf Corps entertainment has been postponed two weeks.
The'MMoBoa" is one of the moot Valuable railroad properties in the eoantry, and baa forged ahead in the race amazingly ia the past two or three years.-
The latest cnxe at WaAingtan St ia &stinz for dvntensia
and other diseases of the digestive organs. Dr. Fisher, the high priest of the starvation- doctrine, is making more money than any other physksan in the city, though his
tJ CObI av"l9 naaeixDon't eat anything fur eight days," or tew days, or fifteen, as the ca.-e may be, h the formnU. Some of the most prominent society people of the city have farted from ten to eighteen daya,and they all claim to have received benefit. Mrs. Harrison who has been troubled by gastritis, ia trying the fatting remedy ia a modified form. The Doetor also supplies aome kind of an elixir, which, he claims takes the
of food, in saataining the
strength.
Blonroc Conmy Horticultural r-ocfety. The last mcetiug of the Monroe Coqnty Horticultural Society was one of tinoual interest. Mr. Ragan, Secretary of the State Society, was present and made some very interesting and instructive remarks. He said much to encourage fruit growing the occupation is delightful and healthy, the profits very satisfactory, and the demand increasing. The fruit grown in this locality is equal in quality and superior in color and flavor to any other part of the State. The society enters its fourth year prond of its ist, and bright prospects fr
8,veUts future. Its members are in
creasing, its interests deepening, and it influence widening. It has taken the premium on its display of fruit at the State Fair every year since its organization. The summer meeting .ol the Slate Society meet at thia plnce in August. The program will be on practical
subjects and conducted by men of
experience and ability. Let the good work go on and maintain the reputation it has so nobly gained. The officers fur the ensuing year are President, F. Dodds ; Vice Pies., A. Ketchum; Secretary, Mrs. Geo. P. Ketch am Treasurer, Eara Perring, jr.
. BalM Fire Ttm
No town or city that lays claim to prtwreaaiveoess, that has waterworks, electric lights and railroads, ran afford to let careless people construct houses of wood within s Knit of one square of the public square. It is a menace to other property, and aside from that local pride ought to be a saffiekat argument. Jt is doe to men who exhibit anfiicient enterprise to build creditable brick structures, that wooden buildings should be supplanted by brick or stone whenever a change is made. Never let the city go back yon are taxed heavily for modern improvements- see to it that no more tinder boxes are erected to threaten better buildings and to increase the rate of insoraoce. Salem Deuoerat.
"fleas,
. It's real amusing to note the preaKarities some ladies display when they are out on a shopping toor, and the manner in which they wiH detain a salesman for crniderable time whew they ran It? do not want any thing at all. Tie writer happened into a store the other day, and being somewhat surprised
at the eenfosed heaps of goods of
every description scattered promisenonsly aronnd the rtore, we asked the salesman what bad happened. "Been taking an inventory, or are y oa. going to move? we asked. That shows how tittle yon know about storekeening," exclaimed the salesman. "We have merely been
. .mug iu fining f ujr WM JUal dropped in for a paper of pins." Orleans. Examiner. Says a religions paper: wTlie roan who bank crooked, and knot-
The new -law requiring real estate to be appraised this year come as a surprise to the county auditors and assessors. Before the assessors can apptaise the lands the auditor will have-to make a report of each section showing stream,
roads and railroads, and a map of
each subdivision in the city. Irom these maps the appraisers will show how much property each person owns and will fix upon each piece a ''fair cash value." This was not accepted for this year and no preparation has been made for it by the auditor. Besides the auditor does not know the exact provisions ot the law because it has ' not been published. According to the old law next year would have been the time fur this appraisement and no one seems to understand why this duty should be imposed upon officers this year rather than next year. Prof. Jordan, of B'oomington, pretested Xiev. Father Bogeman with bis St. Bernard, dog, which the Prof, has had for quite a while. Father Bogemnn brought him to Bedford with him this week, and he is indeed a beauty. Bedford Democrat.
Protracted Hireling begins at the Christian church next Sunday. Preaching by the pastor, and Rev.
Williams, formerly a student of
Indiana University.
John F. Elliott from Ft.Soott, Kansas, and Miss Jennie Koontz of South Park, were married, at the bride's home last Thursday evening, in the presence of a few friends. Ceremony by licv. Ross. An elegant snpper was a chief feature. They will live in South Park. . Take Off tbe Sterna. At Greenwood, Iod., ISO farmers held a meeting recently to de
termine whether they should take
the stems off tomatoes or leave them
on. A committee was sent to in
vite Mr. ilk, the well known
vegetable dinner, to attend the
meeting. Mr. Polk made a fthort speech, explaiuing why the stems
should come off. Mr. Polk is paying the formers from 2 to 3 cents more on the bushel for tomatoes
than any packers in the,ountr;
Lft8t season he paid . $46,597 to farmers for tomatoes and $41,770 he paid for labor. The farmers concluded to raise tomatoes for the same price as last season. Iloodlam Lack. Wabash college will get $100,000, instead of $50,000, by the Fayerwenther will. Unless tbe college authorities succeed in suppressing the outlawry at that institution the money ought to be withheld or the institution placed under police control. Wabash students have gained the distinction of being the worst -rowdies in the State. Their displays of "prankishness" long ago went beyond the bounds of college hilarity and became disgraceful outlawry. Our Terre Haute students who have gone to Crawfordsville to engage in intercollegiate sports have learned that the hoodlums in that institution are not nnder proper restraint. Terre Haute Express. Ills Ears Full or Cotton. Concerning the filling of an excitable trotter's ears with cotton, The Only" Splan, in his "Life with the "Trotters," gives the fol
lowing laughable story : "Yeara
ago, when Dm Mace was a kind f a handy boy about Boston, one of the old time sports made a race and started to drive his own horse. He broke and acted very wild in the first two heats, and the owner
invited Mace to take a seat behind
him. Mace put some cotton in the
tioree's ears, drove him the balance
ol the race and won it " That night
,tne owner look Ins horse home and
the next time he drove the animal
found a grea t change had come ov'
cr him. Nothing in the way ofi
noise seemed have any effect on
tne Horse, ana when he spoke to
him the old fellow wailed to be hit
with the whip before he moved. The owner was somewhat alarmed
and woudered what Mace had done to the horse that he did not get over the effVet in three weeks. He
sought out Mace and interviewed
him confidentially on the subject. Mace innocently told him he could
not imagine what ailed the horse.
hut on examining him the thought
struck him that the cotton had never been removed from bis ears,
ann when they took the cotton out I i a
ineoiu nnrfe seemca to heave a sigh of relief and the owner found
he was himself again."
Houses continue to grow on Maple Heights. Why is it that
tbe city authorities do not push the north, end ol Rogers street, have
the street opened up and improved as is already done as far as Eighth street t This is demanded and is
a very necessary improvement. A compartment sleeping car
a regular steeper, a ladies car, is
one of the new additions to the
"Electric" train that leaves Chicago
for lnuianapolis and Cincinnati at 8:35 p. m.. reaching Cincinnati at
7:35 a. m. Double lower berth in sleeping car or compartment $2 ; section $4. Families traveling together will appreciate this special accommodation, while those
preferring the regular sleeping car
can have their choice, ihe "Mo
non is always up with the latest improvements and requirements.
TIPS
OR CLOS
BUYERS.
As Buying and Selling for Cash offers tin
only known means of Buying and Selling at the Lowest Possible Price,
THE BANNER IS CERTAINLY able to make the Lowest Prices as we are THE ONLY MOUSE EN THE COUNTY doing business that way. Onr Bargains arc too Numerous to Itemize, as onir JStoelt in A Combination of Bargains I From One Eutl to tlse 4HZiei ' "Sou can depend on finding the liest quality in Dresi Good.:,
Ginghams, Muslins, Hosiery-, Carpels, Shoes, aurl all the novel" . -Equaled in price elmvbore. NOW CQ2J& AND COM PA It
BREEDEN & CO.
The Appellate Jattgc. Gov. Hovey has appointed the following gentlemen Judges of the Appellate Court, provided -for by the law recently enacted : ... First District Judge George L. Reinhard, Democrat, Rockport, Spencer county. Second District Judge Jeptha D. New, Democrat, North Vernon, Jennings county. Third District James B. Black, Republican, Indianapolis. Fourth District M ilton S. Robinson, Republican, Anderson, Madison county. Fifth DistrictEdgar D. Crnmpacker, Republican, Valparaiso, Porter county.
County Treasurer's Koticr. The third Hondny of April i the Inrt dy for paying; tain without penally, and a 'the time ia ropkity naming,' I would earnestly request thX-nayan to, ulUnd hi this duty with as little doliiy ns poMible. The necessity for looking up Fike Taxes in every ease consume a (treat deal ol time, in faet almost doubles the work heretofore done, and perin who drsires settlement satisfactory to thmcitelves and the Treasurer, should como early, before the rush of the last week begins. Uouie prepared with a list of yniir "property, so that it may ba found readily, for if it ia not called tr it is ure to wme up delinquent aflor the 3d of Apri I . JAMES II. GA.TOJT. Mar. 18, '01, County Treasurer.
All Post masier of the country offlowin Monroe county ore authorized a.unts fr the Progress. A Hln-rnl commission will be allowed on till money collected.
KOT1C13 TO COV'i n K.TOMS. jiids will he veecirril hy' ii ,l'i-iiun Council nf thn City of BIi'min:ton, Indiana, in the Council ('htiiliir,iii s.i! itv t their rcgnUr mei'liii;..o im held TUESDAY, AI'RIL 7nr, 1891, for Grading. 0"ttrjn., MoAdamlglng end I'livin-t'Elcvonih trt from Wi.lnut street to Jni'hion street, in said oity. Specification for snid impmveniant are now on file, and can ba at tbe City Clerk ofiiiMt. ' ' Thn Common Cnuneil nHorvos la right to reject atiy or all bids. Contractors will oluerVft th followinu
resolution adopted by tbe Com in on Council: Resolved, . That boreaftvr no Wd will be received, and acted upon by thn Common Council, unless the mimes nf tdo sureties who are to sign the bond of the applicant, in case he is awarded lb eontract, are given in the bid. BOH GUT C. UREKYKS, Mar. II,' 91. 3t City Clerk.
UUNUAN & BATM AN, Atty Notice to Keu-ttes;3teRt. The State of Indiana, Monroe County. In the ltnre Circuit Courtj Atorch term, 1891. The City of Bloemingtnn, Indiana, vs. Alexander Outhrio,Ai;nt!ii (iutherie,ul ai. Complaint No 2175. Now come the plaintiff by Dnncnn & Batmnn,its attornuys.and files ite com plaint herein, together with an affidavit tbat said defendants, Alexander Gutberie and Agnes Outherto, nra not residents of tha State of Indiana; that snid action is to foreclose a certain Hen on rnal estate, on account of street improvomunts, and that said non-resident defendants are necessary parties thereto. By order of court, notice is therefore hereby given said defendants last named, that unless they be and appntron the sixth day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden en the first Monday of May, A. P., 191, at the court house in Bloomlneton, said county and
.State, and answer or demur to said com
plaint, the same will be heard ana determined in their absence. Witness my name and the seal of said court, affixed at Bloommgtoji this 18th day of March, A. D. 1891. Iskai. JOHN W. CBAVaifS, Mar. .14, '91. Clark. .
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I TAKE THIS OPPOaTtTSITY TO AXXOtIi!SlE TO TOE PVBLIC THAT I DATE RE-OPGKED THE WEST SIDE BOOT AND SHOE STORE, AND WILL BEGIN AT OXOB
A GREAT
SALE !
My object will be lo dispose of the entire stock as soon as possible, and to this end will make PRICES which must rapidly clear the shelved.
Mcclarntory Itcaolutlon fcr tho imp-'Hivoniont of Fourlii tree,t. Uu it Recnlved by the Mayor d Common Council of the city of Bloom iiifcton, Indiana, that it is denned neciusnry to improvo fourth street from Gamble street to College Avenue in said city,br paving a briek sidewalk on both sides thereof in accordance with the plans nnd specifications therefor now on file in the office of the City Clerk adopted March 3d, 18U1, The total cost of said improvement shall be assessed per lineal frunt foot upon tbe real estate abutting on said part of Fourth street, except the proportion thereof occupied by street and alley crossings, which ahall be assessed against the City of Blootnington, Indiana, said assessments, if deferred, to be paid in tea an nual installments. A bond, or bonds shall be issuod in an. tnrpation of the collection nf said assessmunu, unless the projwrty owners pay said assessments before said bond or bonds are issued. All as provided lor in an Act of tbe General Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 188 J. Tbnt obtevtivR thermlo will be heard
at tha Mayor's office iu tbe city of Oiooui-
mgton, Indiana, on Tuesday evening, the 7th day of April, 1891, at 7 o'clock p. in. when and whuro tha property owners alone the lino of snid proposed improvement can make objection to the necessity Tor the construction thereof. I, Kobert C O reeves, Clerk of the City of Bloomiiigton, Indiana, eertily the foreeoins; to bu a true nnd correct conv of a
Resolution adopted by the Common Council of said i-iiy at their regular meeting held March 3d, 18'Jl. KOBEttT C. GEEEVES, Mar. tt, 'ai.-St Citv Clerk.
i tin', ii Meet? .
hydrents nnd oi'iA- ?..- for the service cf '-!:
tlioref'or. 'Kbc. r. The v' f. ;.;' -: - . r.M works shall be trooil. I.:;. .-; ! . f : ci.-nl quantity smd n:.t irv t . . -, tiro and iianufecinrii!? ; :'-'., - i.Hitircv of supply fill': ( - - ed ly the sewerage of sM o. wise. SKC 3. The sitid water fork .."' complete and perfect in ali it defiiU. :. ; the machinery shall consist of two sep:ir. atu and distinct compound duplex pumpire; engines, with suitable boilers constructed of the best quality of wrought iron nnd other necessary appurtenances to give n opacity la pump two millions (2,000,000) gallons m twenty-four hours against a pressure equivalent to ono hundred nnd thirty (l.'IO) fe-t hend at a piston
speed not greater than one hundred (10)
loot per minute, tne. pumping engines to bo arranged an that they n.ay bo worked together or singly as required, and shall be so connected to the pipe system that the pressure may be changed from stand
pipe to uireet pumping pressure within
I-AorrjEfES ANIHand ecepd Iv A Til 4, ! scmi anncnl rnsti
10 00
4 0
10 00
8100
i:0 4vvuu
IA
I'.'f epch l:i!iti:lrv tub,.
I'Vr . .v,h h r're; ). water -lot, f r eio-h eif elosi.Ms urin-ii ' J.-, r,-. stokes ovrftSS
Kir.t faucet,
l:er twti lenanu uro sup) vj t,y ame faucul, each,... -A.', Whem more than two tenant are supplied by same faucet, buck1.. Water closets used by one ter,t o,,1y d
Wnttr closet used by more than l!k
tenant, cueh, .......A 4
For each additional faucet or wntel 1.M... K.lf lit. .lu. .'ll
be charged. Self-closing urinal, ouch tenant....' V
No. . SHOPS. 85AI.OONS, KE-JTAaTB-a nth uivirciv WW.
! Apothecary shop, one faucet,. ......
Water closets an. I urinal same as for dwelling nouses. Barber shops, one faueot and one
tallments t
10 00 'dav of January and July S
13 wo I terminating .ipon mo expiri
00
00
liXoo 30
at least ten f 10) minute?. A stand nine' chair,
shall be erected on accessible high ground, ", Each additional faucet,
top of saul stand pipe to be not less than Kach aantiotiai ciiair,
onn hundred and forty (HO) feet nhnvo tlio City Dn!tim, nnd snid tinut pipo shftll be censi ructed of iron of Fuulrient streneth and thiekn'fs to pive a tensile stiengtb of nit lesa than fitly thousand pounds
Dining saloon. ann restaurants, in addition to rittcs charged forbuard; ing houses for euCii seat for cus toOKT-i, Liquor or drinking saloons, one
per sotwro inch, hrvine a boldinir eanacitv I tauv-et, .'.
of one hundred and fifty thoiisnnd (ISO,-' Kadi additional faucet,..
10 00 2 0
2 00
1 00
12 00
3 00
ooo) gallon ana te ol Handsome Mid appropriate design.
2jtr-L -BiiE-MiOBSe bn 1 "'H
of stone or brick with stone fountlaTftnt and wittr tin or iron roof, it shall be of handsome architectural design, of ample sizn and conveniently arranged for the holding and operating of the nccsssary pumps, boilers nnd machinery. All of the machinery shall be Increased from time to lime as the crowth of tbe city may require. Sko. 5. There shall bo of not fs than five (5) mile of tbe best quality ol cat iron pipes for distributing water through, out tbe city, ranging in sisto from four (4) inch to twelve (12) inch in diameter, aa shown on the map of the pipe system submitted herewith, which shall be laid and properly embedded in the ground in
trencties witn not less titan nve and ono
half feet cover; thi pipes to ho nsed shall
I tested at tnetr nince or manufacture to
withstand a hydrostatic pressure of three ! To bb useii kut mokk than rotta noes
Water closets and urinals, same as
for boarding houses. For purposes not included above, and requiring not more than an
ordintiry-wppjy of water. 10 00 to 25 00
No hose allowed, unless nt least-tea. dollars is paid for wut'ir lor other purposes. For bose having a nor.r.leof not over ono fourth inch orifice, nsud for washing windows, watering gardens and lawns, and sprinkling streets, the use being limited in all cases to throe hours pur
day, for each hose. ......... 13 00
Tbis charge to bemndo whether tho bnso i used for the wliolo or a part of the year. In no case will the use of hoao ba allowed after 9 p. ni., nor before 4 a. m.
No 8. MRNAMEITTAL FOUNTAINS
hundred round to the square inch, nnd
shall bo of ample size to rarry out tha provisions of this agreement, and of affording tbe city, when pipes are laid.flrstclas fire protection. The Are hydrants rented by said city as hereinafter slated, shall be what Is known as tile frot proof, each having two-sml-one- i!f inch flro
nozKles.und of stnndar'l thread. There
run oat
For it one-sixteenth inch diameter, 5 0C
For jet more than one-sixteenth and not over one-eighth inch ia
diimetor...... 12 00 TO 21K ALLOWED TO BR USED 1IOHK THAN
FOUK AMD VOT MoKR THAN JC1QUT HOURK 1'KK DAV:
1 For jetone-sixtKenth in oil diameter, 9 00
hill he placed upon Ihe pipe syrtem a' For jet more than one-sixteenth ai.d
sufficient number of gates or valve nf ti e '
most approval manufacture, to as to permit of shutting olf the water from portions of the said system, without interfering with the general supply. Tliernshall
be a test of the capacity of said waterworks on their completion, when said '
Jesso AV. Starr or his assigns shall cause I
nutovttrone-eishth inch diameter, 20 00
AH rules applying to thn use of hose apply also to fountains. Ko. 9 .STA1S1.ES. PtVAT PT.VSIES : For each horse, ........................ 4 00 Each additional horse,........ 2 oo Nvnt cattle, each head, 2 00
2i
9 I-
sum
MMK
a I
to be thrown at one time at least five, (5) ' I.ivkp.t. t'ucu and 11-iAKDlKaSTABi.aa: simultaneous streams, each through 250 ; Kr each horsu. 3 00 feet oftwo two-end one-half inch tiro hose, ' These charges include wa'er for
and a one and one quarter inch nor.r.'e, j washing c .rriages with bow.
DUNCAN & BATMAN, Attj.
Kotlce is If on-Rcsidcnta The Stato of Indiana, Monroe county. In the circuit court, Jlarch Term. tifiJl The iKtna Life Insurance Company v. Samuel O'msmoro. JIagd.iliiio ilinsmore, J. I. Case Threohing itucliilie Company, Kobert ). Ijike. ct a). Knw coiih's thn plnincuf 'r Dunean Ss RHinmn, its ntiorn'v, and Hies its compl.i'mt li-iinio. together with an alfi lavit
that said defindants, r.imuel Dinsmoro, I
Parti. s nsin; water for "tables wilt I e chnrgiil stnlile rate whether Ci.rrie-1 bv hand or lhroit;;u pip. No. 10. STK.VM I'OW Kit, Forotu-h le:m boil-r, workth'j not over twelve hours per day. for first horse power......
Unavoui.v le arniomit-, u Jtinein-n ororCee of court, or bv innilcious interffrnre, ir
M,.l,.llnn nin.,.,r.. .,! J. I li "".Tr'J ""7 " :""! I"!1"
. .. ... - -', I r material, snail worst an i.xtenion or Threshing Jlchin- C m, anr. n..lrt I). tiinB fllr lbH of l mtf , 0,.raji(m(h, ra,ko and Uke, wife of Robert U. j,rc. Th,.Pl. sl!ll ,, unrPn9.inai,() Lake, whose given name t. unknown are I ohit ri.,li0 ,lf ,h rtruo- Hpv.i id,WHH not resident. uf the bUte of Indiana; that , ,Uli,,. ml.nd-. .,,,., iruitt ,.
Irom and tlvo (!) hydrants, to the height
or not less man one iiunor.I (tuu) lwi. Sieo. 0. The said Jesse W. 8tnrr or his assigns shell construct nnd maintain in good working order an elee'rin flr.i alarm bell in the rump bouse, wli.eh tnav bi
connected by said city with tbe City Hntl i first horse power...... 8 on nnd Police Station or any building; dcilir-i Ft.r inch additional hora power. ... 4 00
natcd by City Cmnic.il, and with any flro alarm system which may be in use in sid citv. Sea 7. The said Jeno W. Ftarr or bis assigns shall coiumei.ee the construction of snid works within ninetv (90) dav from
the passage and approval of til is ordinnnre, ' SCO to 500 gallons per day, par 1,100 and hlniil hkvo them in s'uecesKful opera-1 callous
lioti with not lets than five and one hnlf snn to I Olid gallons per day, )ter mil of miin wiih.ntwelv!t(l2) mm' hi I loon gulloiiv ... 30 from such commencement, providing, , lono to 5010 gallons per day, Mir however, chat nnv delav cmised 1 v strik'es ! 1000 e d'ons 15
ciriSHn
n..b.r
mm
patam
No. II. IUUUlNvi PUKPOSBS.
For each cask oflrn ori-emon' used. No. 12 METKItKl) V.'ATKB. PR qtlAMTITIKa AVKRAOtKO: Ie s th in 2o0 calloix per day, per
l.oon gallon .
00
40
35
aid action is for thB foreclosure of
ttinrttingo on real e.tntc, nnd that snid non-reldent defendants are necessary parties thereto. Now by order of s-id 'co-irt notion is therefor hereby glv.n said defendants, above nnmed, that unl ss ilty bo and appear on the 2nd day of the next term of the Monroe circuit court, to bo holden "on the first Monday of May A I). IsVl, at the Court Mouse in llloominglon, in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, thu same will bo heard and determined in their absence. V itneu my name and the aat of said Court, Hixed nt llloominglon, tbis 2nd day of March, 1S91. JOHN W. CttAVKNS, Clerk of Mar 21891 Monroe cireuit Court. SEAL)
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saul euy, oy li e fain .n-so w. Mnrr r
nis assigns in constructing ti e works, or
Store thiiu P0O0 gallon per .day.per loflO gl loos 20 Meters wiil !) nlbiweil only at the discretion of the company, and in no eao where a meter is nswt shall the annua! chnrgvs bo id! than the following: F. r three-quarter inch me;-r or Iksb. efr
F r otm inch mdcrs. 40 twi
in phieing. taking up jnr repairinir anv For on-and ope-lmlf inch mo-ers,.. CO W'
.mains, hydrant, or other structure or j For two inch m-f-rs lOfl IM drvic-s for the wrvie.- of watnr, an I tl.S j Kor all uses not herein specflod ihonitc; said Jesie W. Starr orh s assignJ.after us- I shall b Bxed bv the company, ing I be -aid streets.alb ys.si lowaks public ! lW! U. The City of Bloomingtnn. grtiund. stream and bridge, shall re-1 Im.iaca, reserves tha right to acquire by store them within n ronsonnble time as fu' chaae and beeomo solo ownor of aid nearly as practicable to their former con-! water-work, including all machinery, ilition, and shall hold said city h armies j mains, pipes, buildings, and all uther Irom ny and all damage aii-ii g from i prop-rty thereto pertaining, free and negligence or mismanagement of the snid , clear of any and all liens of whatsoever Jcsee W. Starrer hi assign or hi cm-i kind, character or description, placed ploves. in placing, taking up or repairing thereon by said Jesso W. Starr or hi assuch mains, hydrants, ttructiire or do- ! st"n. nt anv time after the expiration of
liy virtue of a cortiliad cony of a de
cree a'ld and order of sale to me direated,
from the Clerk's office of the Munroe
circuit court, in cause wherein the J . 1
Case tlirvsbtng Machine Company is
plaintiff and Robert I). Idike isaefendant, requiring mo to make the sum nf One Thousand Four Hundred and Fifty-five Dollar and Eighty-four cent ($1,455,114)
witn Interest on said decree and costs,
will expose at Public Sale to tbe highest
binder on SATURDAY, MARCH 21bt, 1891
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
4 o'clock p. m., of said day, nt the door of
the court house in Uloomfngtnn, Monroe county, Indiana, thn rents and profits for
a term not exceeding seven rears, tha
following described real estate. In Mon
roc county, in the State of Indiana, to-wit: The east half of tha northeast quarter
or section twenty-two tzzi town etgtit (Hi
north range two (2) west, situate in lion-
rue county, Indiana,
If such rent and profit wilt not sell for a sufficient rum lo satisfy said decree, interest and cost, I will at the same time
and place, expos at fuhlic Sale, the fee-
simple of said real estate or so mitah
thereof aa may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and eots. Said sale will be made without anr re
lief whatever from valuation or appraise-
meat iw. THOMAS J. FARR, Sheriff Monroo County. Feb. 25, '90,
WATER WORKS ORDINANCE. Alf OBOIHAHCE providing for tbe supply of water to tbe city of liioomington, Indiana, and it inhabitants, authorizing Jesse . Starr or his assigns to construct, maintain nnd oporate water works, securing protection to said works, contracting with said Jesse
W. Starr ot his assign for a supply of
wator for public use, and giving said city an option to purchase said work. Be it ordained by the city council of the city of liioomington. Indiana. Sao. 1. A franchise is hereby granted to Jesso W. Starr or bis successors and assigns for thirty (30) years from the passage of this ardi nance to construct, maintain and operate within and near the city of Bloomiiigton, Indiana, a water-works for supplying tha said city and inhabitant thereof with puro and wholesome water for public and private uses, and to use the streets, alloys, sidewalks, public grounds, streams and bridges of the snid oily of Uloomington, Indiana, within its present and future corporate limits, for plating, taking up and rcpaitiug tnaiuj
vices, in making street excavation. Tha raid Jesse W.Stairnr his assigns, shall erect barricade and danger signal at tho ends of such excavation nnd nt all street crossing. If the said Jesse W. Starr or hi assigns shall decide to lay a main iu Vhe Atnot. the grade of which has not yet fa-en established, it shall be the duty of said city to establish said trade forth with. Skc 9. Anv person or person engaged
in removing any pavement or in making
any excavation wltniii tne sall city, pursuant to the provisions of tbis ordinance, who shall fail to properly guard and pro
tect same, jind to rcplaco such pavement
as soon as sa:a woric is nntsuca, snail on
conviction thereof be liable to a fine nf
not less than ten (910) dollars or more (ban (t20) for each and everv off.-nce.
Sec. 10. Tho said Jesse W. Starr or
bis assigns shall not cbargu during the existence of tbe franchise granted by this ordinance, exeeoding the following maximum annual rates; hut they shall have, the right at their will at any time to insert a water meter into tho service pipe of any customer, and to (apply him at meter rales. No. 1 DWELLING nOUSES. Occupied by one family, supplied bv one faucet. ....$10 00 Each additional faucet, nut hereinafter specially rated 2 00 When a house is occupied by mora than one family, and ad supplied by ono faucet, for each family... . 1 00 Each family having separate fix
tures in a house occupied by mora than one family, will he charged the same, as if living in a separate house. One hath till),,... 6 00 When used by more than oue family, for cacti tamilv, 4 00 Each additional bath' tub, 2 00 One water closet of approved kind, 6 00 When used by more than one family, for each family,.........,,...... 4 00 Each additional waterulosnt, 2 00 When both bath tub and water closet are used, for both...., 10 00 Ono self closing urinal no other allowed!. ................a..... 2 B0
One set tub. 2 00
Each additi lial ft tub, 1 CO Whoroa hot water faucet is used at the same vessel with a cold water faucet, hut one faucet shall bo charged for and the same applies to boardins house.
Provided, that in no case ahull tho
charges for the use of water hy a private family, exclusive, of huso and stable, exceed -. 23 00 No. 2 BOARDING HOUSES,
Supplied by onn faucet,....,.. 12 00 Each additional faucet.. 3 00 One bath tub, 10 00
Each additional hatl. tub, 3 00
Ono water closet of approved kind, 10 00 Bach additional water cicset, ......... 3 00 Each self closing urinal 3 00 No. 3.-HOTELS Special Rale. Lodgirg houses, in add tions to tho rales for hoarding houses, for each bed for boaidor uud lodfcW ICO
five () years from thu passage and ap
proval or tin oruwnneo, provineu tne
citv srivessix (6) months notion of its do
sire to purchase, nnd assumes end pay all the outstanding obligaon up to the
amount of the appraised valua of said
works fsaid notice to be given to Jesse
W. Starr or his orstsnsl. Tho value of
saul properly to ba ascertained by ap
praisement as follow; Ibe said city ihall select some one competent hydraulic engineer, ard tho said Jesso W. Starr or
lit neurits snail select anoincr c (js.sm
hydraulic engineer, and the two tluul select a third, or in case they cannot agree, snob third person shall be appointed by
the Judge of the circuit court of tbe State
of Indiana, Uounty oi 31 on roe, ana tne
three said mon so selected shall appraise
the value of the said property, which apnraitement shall be bindini: upon both
parties a to the value thereof, and the said city shall bare the right to purchase and become the absolute owner of said works, at such appraisement value, sub
ject to the tdrogomg conditions, ana upon navment thereof shall take tmmediato
onssossion.
Skc 12. In consideration of the benefit
which will be derived by said city and its
inhabitants, .from tho construction ana operation of said water-works, and in further consideration of the water supply
horeby secured for public uses, end as the inducement to the said Jesse W. Starr or
his asiens. to accept the provision of
this ordinance and contract, and to enter
upon the construction of said water-woiks.
the franchise borebv granted to and vested in said Jesse VVr. Starr or his assign, shall remain in force and effect for thirty (30) years frqm the passage of thia ordinance, unless extinguished as heroin provided. And for the same consideration and a the some inducement, thu said citv
of Bloomington, Indiana, hereby rents of tho said Jesso W. Starr or hi assigns, for the uses hereinafter stated sixty (00) hydrants of the character hereinafter described for nnd during tha term of thirty (30) year from the pvisngo and approv al of this ordinance, nnd agree to locate them promptly along the lino of the mains within tho city limit under tho direction of the City Council ns soon as tho said Jesse W. Starr or bis assigns, shall have located the tine of said mains under the direction of the City Engineer, and fail city of Bloomington, Indiana, turfl er agree to use all die hydrant carefully, and to pay tho said Jesso W. Starr or hi assigns," for liny injury whiuh may lrtppcn to any of them when UFod l-y any cfllcor, servant or member of the Ore department of said citv or of any flro
eomp.mv, ami agreos to pay rent for sixty
(CO) Hydrants to too sum jesso w. otarr or hid assigns, at the rate of fifty (50)
dollars for each hydrant per year, during
the term of said Irnnclilso, 111 t lor any additional hydrant at tho rate of twentyHvo dollars per year per each hydrant.
all of which said sums shall bo paid to
ihe. said Jesso W. Starr or hi assigns, hefinnitii' from tho dates when each hy
drant elul! be ia suCCot ftl operation, Slur. 11, l-3t.
(30) years and shall conUnj
fuirtertn speciuca in tin
less said cur shall sooni
owner of said walcr-worl
fore provided. In the vtil
Jh o W. Starr or hi aii
. 1 . Iw.nit. .njuiriwl H
deed of trust, upon saiaViiSj:
their francnise, rentals, rignif; tie, so much of the hydrilt'.(
under the term 01 tin oram
lischareo the interest uboi
mortiiace bonds, as it (ball
time o time thai) be paid
of Blouniington, Indiana, to'
or trustee or such Doras,
such hydrant rental are p
citv to tho extent of sues)
such film shall bo paid so
on such bonds shall remain
nuirl (turino- the existence
clii-e, but the said city shalVaj
eu at any time 10 pay w ww
or trusted anv creator smoui
. . . WW'-.
amount aue. to saia iesee vj
assigns, for the rental of fcyat Diivments so made to said
trustee shall be made exclun"
the Interest upon each bond.
same remains due 'and unpaid,-it
surplus not so parable, and tne
tar said interest ba been dii
tho aid Jeseo W. Starr or hto
shall bo paid over by the city h:
Jesso tr . atarr or nis assign, w
event of the purchase or saia
hr the Haul city, le purenasvv aid waiet -works shall be paid
f the snui Jesse W. surr or
by saidt c ty to said trustee, or
t'le usje 01 saia iruxiew wr ru:
sswgiint sufficient to pay tha
debUdnass aeai
est ih-reon accrued. If any, p" purchLe pricn iasuflkient for
iKK-e, aid anr surplus not
be paitfr.y the said city to ihe'i
nr. oiair or in assign. Skc. is. The fire hydrant
n i t nlyf the said JeM Wi,fat
asc gn. stall ba uted only ton J
gu:iimonior urea, ana tor 1 aid gutter, and through -nexxle nlr. The city
right to use the water for
sewer whenever the City eooj
necessarv for sanitary dui
ing notice to any perwB il
water-works. In flushing
snail oe U3et exceeding t'
ute in one week, nor shall
hydrant openinr be turned!
time, nor shall any fhwbing b;
tug tue existence ot any Bro,'
nutiTO lu ttj jiursnn in coos wa',er-work. The city hsttl l
tree or ennrge lor tne uaot partmcnt, Rr the City Ball,
cupied for cly piirpos. for
sellouts, nnd tor two (2 tains, sliou'i.i said citv
Aii public fountains abal
with automatic valves,
constant Bow through a a1
the option of the said J;
111s assigns, to prevent tne t
!saa 1 4. Tlia saul
hi assigns, shall prompt);'-!
(mi nro nvurant at sacs
hy the City Council, akmr
mains within the citv limil;j
v . Marr or li s assigns, bmW upon tho order ef anid fttyJlftj tend from time to time the )Jf itiiut or ioirit at tha aM'Jaf order. Whenever n id Cooisjstf the erection of addition U flr4j the lino of such ejt'entioa, aiv oot los th in six (0) hvdmpbtll' of extensions The sail J''V
hi-- assigns, ahall k)ep. all jlnp
rniu 01 idem oy s ukm ciy-s water for fire J-os v"e and (
alarm at the pump of Starr r his assten, Rbal!
geiicc Incroasi' the stream ;
water so long as needed
uishment of anv fire. TJ
Flro IX-primentof said
charge of all Hr ayilrj
mcni 10 po mspeote..! at m such ins)stirtn anv
shall bt found to ba out
liesiiall forthwith nolifr '
Starr or hia.iffn in writti
the hydrant or hydrant o'rV
WKb-ss stwh hvoants shall
promptly p'aced in god.
saM jiws i w. Marr or.
pay of such hydrant
re- from that lmiiro4tti
or uyuauis snail De working order.
skc. 15. if anr ni
break or dustmv anr tint
City of Bb'omington,
anr animal thereto, or in1
destroy any mam, fixture.
ot her proportv or nppxratu
Jeise W. Starr or hi assign
turn on. or use any water
saia Jesse w. Starr or ate m
out any authority, or shall
thn water supply of tha
Starr or hi assist), ev-er-wS
and his, her and their a'dent.
nnd each and everv one of tl
conviction thereof before aa
nuiiiortiy navmg jurotcioj,, a sum not less than tbirtyj
nor exceeauig sevsniv-nve. ( for each and every aueh oflrei
with the costs of prosecution.
Sec 18. The said Je Mfi
hi assign may make and
of tha conditions upon wbiaj supply water to ciwsumnr. .at
rtile and regulations not M
wun me law or witn ute this ordinance. Sua 17. The Vmr and
City of Bloomington,- Indiana,
ny atttlioruied and instntetsal,.
said acceptance or this ordinaaas cote duplic ite copies with tb.
Ulty of tttoomtngton, Indiana, u
oMiirer one ot mm oopio ny
sealed in behalf of tha city to
Jesse W. Starr or bis assigna,
toe other when signed Et in behalf of aaid city, and
pronerlv acknowledeed and
er of Deed, of Bloontington, Monroe, Stata of Indiana. Sac 18. All erdinaaeesor
dinanee inconsistent br-rewilh
repealed and this ordinance shall
leet ana ba in force irora nut
nunncation. -1
I, Robert C. G reeve. Clark of
of liioomington, Indiana certify
going to bo a true and correct eojy
ordinance eaontM nr saia utty. ot
. ' . r . .
held March 3i. 1891.
ROBERT O GREKVES,
. 1, ti,v sn . r
jn. ai. uumuar, atavor. 1
I hereby accept tbe term of tbe
ordinance, witness my nana
this Isth dsv at Jhmmtv IRAI f
I SKA Li JKSSK W. AT.
Wirnrn: THUS, B. PUPUiB, Mar. tt, '91.
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Bid wilt be received bv tho
Council of Bloomington, Indiana,
council cnamner in sakl city, at ubir meet'ng to bo hcM TUESDAY. APRIL 7th
RirswMHi t venuu l mm ne can In-Lot No. 165 lu the ut aide of street, in said city.
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are now on me, and oan 00 eoq City Clerk' office.
Tho common connctl reserve
to wject any or all luda. Contractors will obwrvo tho
resolution adopted by tie com
KosoIvim!, l hat hereafter no
be received,- nnd acted upon k,y
mon ciuncu, unless in name
etiev who uro to sign tho bond
pi'CUit, 111 cns tie l awarded uro given in the bid.
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