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JC5p THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, 1908.
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THU CAIRO RWLLBTiN
UNioN(WjLAae
tMri tt Ofttra PofloOM for InuMariftlea
llnitl Ui Mill ! IMCH'tlHI rM
THE WEATHER
f
Yesterday' Cairo Temperature.
Maximum
Minimum
At 7 p. ni
At 12 midnight (street record)...
SI
88
General Conditions.
Yesterday whs the hottest day or
the year. The exact measurement of
the temperature at the weather bu
reau was 93.9 degrees. The previous
high record for the year was 9:1.8. on
June 23. Yesterday was the fourth
of a continuous series of hot days but
the other three probably felt warmer
because of the higher per eentage of
humidity. But the humidity was high
oo all these days, and the air was
calm, very little movement being per
ceptible.
Sun and Moon.
Sun will rise today
Sun will set today
Moon will rise tonight
iimmmmm
The Original and Leading Brand
since 1857.
BORDEN'S
EAGLE CONDENSED 12 ILK
DtW ' - . rfl.
Has no equal
as an Infant Food
or fur
( icneral I lousehokl
Purposes.
Eft. 1857.
imititrv oi)fm:i mii.u ro
l.rndi'ra of Quality,"
niiniiiinnmYnnnnnnnnnYi
B
New York.
overflow pvery year an
thing to main tain, but in time Mr.
ments made are likely to tost some-
Smith will have a levee built and then
we may see Wist Cairo take substan
tial shape.
. 5:12a.
fi:50 p.
10: no p.
Note: The above sun and moon
record Is for Illinois and approxi
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes.
Washington Forecast.
Washington, Aug. Hi. ILLINOIS.
Fair Monday; Tuesday fair with
cooler, light west to north west
windd.
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1 NEWS OF THE RIVERS
The river marked 1.7 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall of 0.6 of a foot In 24 hours.
The Peters Lee frcm Memphis
passed, to St. Louis yesterday morn
inc. . . '
The City of Saltlllo was In port an
hour out from 8t Louis ho '
Ton 1..CI.
,TDe Mien ruwier a iu ami out as
usul, from and to ITuducah.
be i port today.
She will
HUE DIE WAV
Extending Along Mississippi River
Twenty-first Street West
Cairo's First Improvement.
HELD FOR ROBBERY.
Huntsville, Ala., Aig. 1(1. Two
cripples, refusing to give their names,
are held here suspected as members
of the gang that cracked the safe in
the Nashville. Chattanooga and St.
Louis depot at Gunterville a few
nights ago.
improve-1 thir ty six (.iiii feet west of the east
line of Elm street of fifteen (K'.'i
Inches, and from thence to its western
terminus twelve (121 inches. Its
depth below grade at the place of bf
gii.iiing shall be eleven and 21-100
feet, and it shall rise at the rate of
thirty hundredths of a foot in one
hundred .(Mm feet to its terminus.
where its depth below grade shall be
11e anl 42-K'ii f,.et.
Section 2. The sewer
.-hall be carefully and evenly
ed and with such slants or inclinations
j m the sides thereof as will leave in
. risk of caving or falling in, am
CHAMPIONSHIP DECIDED. where such risk cannot otherwise lo
Dt'f Moines, Aug. lt. B. F. O; I- avoided, proper shoring must be re
nand, member of the Hyperion club of (sorted to. To enable the workmen tt
the work to the best advantage
treiK h
exenvat
lies .Moines, won the Iowa State Golf, do
t
championship defeating J. J.
of the Golf and Country club
9 to go in a Sf, hole match.
Elbert
19 up
oorn as to me lmrter or securing a
proper foundation and for laying the
pipe, the bottoms of the trench
shall be made at least one (1) foot
wider than the external diameter of
the sewer pipe and wider if found nec
essary or best and they shall be
cutved; or shaped to the form and
size ol cue lower Halt of the sewer
pipe to be laid thereon, so that the
hubs or be!!b as well as the bodv of
th,1 pipe may be carefully embedded
ami have an even bearing on the bi t
ORDINANCE NO. 164.
Be it ordained by the city council of
the city of Cairo. Illinois:
Section 1. Any person, who shall
within the city of Cairo, enter any pri
vate premises against the consent of
the owner or occupant thereof, or shall
trespass upon any private premises
shall on conviction, be fined not less
than five dollars nor more than twenty 'tern of the trenches.
five dollars for each and every of
Adopted August 11, 19u,8.
Approved August 14, A. D. 190.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Mavor
Attest:
ROBERT A. HATCHER,
City Clerk.
furnished In the Cairo Bulletin
August 17, 19i)S.
ORDINANCE NO. 165.
From
y - -
Egbert A.
Smith has for some time
past had a force of men at work mak
"Jriir a drive-way along the.Misslssippf
river, all the way from Twenty-first
street to the Ohio below the city. Mr.
Smith owns practically all of what
may be called West Cairo, the ground
lying between the Mississippi levee
and the Mississippi river. It is rich
soil and several hundred acres of It
, which has been cleared, has a fine
stand of corn. But most of the ground
Is covered with timber, a thick growth,
through which Mr. Smith has had his
road cut, skirting, the river, and with
several straight cuts from it to the
city. A drive along this road from
Twenty first street to the Ohio river,
is quite Interesting on a pleasant day.'
Mr. Smith contemplates reservvlng a
section here and there in woods, clear
lug out the underbrush and making
wie grounds attractive as parks.
An ordinance for the constnutl-n
"i a vitrine.i tile pipe sewer, house
connections and inlets and brick man
holes, In Twenty-ninth street, from
Commercial avenve to Wash in st n
avenue, In the city of Cairo. Illino!-.
and for the levy and collection ot a
special tax to pav for the same
Be it ordained by the city council
of the city of Cairo, Illinois:
Section l. That the following
a.-.'i.j..l 1 i . ... .
o. .kc.i meal improvement snail je
made in and unon Tmrntcrimh
street, In the riry of Cairo, Illinois, h.v
ui'.- construction therein of a vitrified
tilo pipe sewer, house connections
and inlets and brick manholes in the
following manner and between the
points designated, that is to say:
The sewer shall commence at tn
line of the main sewer now beine
Coi Mrurted in Commercial aveim
and extend along a line nineteen H9i
feel north of the south line of the said
street, to a point eighteen (IHl feet
wst of the east Hue of said Washinu
l Toil B fifi 11 a I ., I, .. 11 t. it
At .... - i .- .... . . " "'" a '" (in. tei
... h.wi w,c 6IUU1IU IB hUUJHL-l io frniil Die t.lu-u - -
.... l(, n
I
point
, Whenever the ground, at the bottom
to 'd1 o er trencn' 8na11 not be fun,i
. . fficiently firm or solid for the
laying c,, tK,
shall bj ;V, in proper and suitable
conditioi by the contractor by the use
of such materials as will make a safe
an.I pernianeut foundation for the
work.
Section 3. The sewer pipe, house
connection pipe and inlet pipe shaH
be of the best grade and quality of
vitrihe.i tile sewer pipe, salt glazed
and free from cracks, flaws, blisters,
lumps or other defects or blemishes
and shall be of the hub and spigot
pattern. Both the body and bell shall
be of double strerigtii and have a
thickness of not lews than one-twelfh
(M2 of the Internal diameter of the
pipe and the joint connections of the
pipe shall be fitted tight and dose and
laid in the best otialitv of Pot-Han I
ement mortar, composed of one (It
part of cement ami one (1) i-art of
clean sand with only enough water to
give consistency to the mortar, whii h
shall be used as soon as made, and
before lowering the joints or pieces
ot pipe into the trenches, they shall
be carefully examine, 1 and Inspected
and those not meeting the foregoint;
requirements shall be rejected and
removed from the work. The pipes
shall be so laid in the trenches thpt
after the sewer is completed, the in
terior surface thereof shall conform
accurately to the grade herein tive.
en uif la.Mim i tne sewer, and Hii
ad jus' menu to line ami grade of pile
laid dileetlv tl licit the bottom (it th.
trench, must be done by scrapiu?
away or filling iu with earth and com
pacting the same under the body ot
the pipe and not by blocking or
wedging tip. Before laying, the inteil
or of the bell shall be carefully wiped
smooth ami clean and the annular
space iiian lie iree iron) dirt or nu r
tar. A narrow gasket of packing shall
be properly calked into each joint af
ter which Portland cement mortar,
ciin posed of one (I) part f o
mi at and one ( 1 1 imrt i f clean
and. shall be introduced therein, an I
such gasket s.iail be of one niece of
sufficient length to reach entirely
uround the pipe and of sufficient
thickness to bring the boitor.ts of the
two pipes io the same leu 1. Ne
Joint shall be cemented until The gas
et of the next two joints in advance
are properly inserted. Special tare
must be taken to till with mortar the
annular space at the bottoms ami
sides as well as at the t(Vs of th.'
joints. After such space lias been
filled, the cement haviug been com
paeted with a wooden or iron calkin;:
tool, a neat linish shall be ti : -n to the
joint by the further implication of
similar mortar to the fai e of the hubs
so as to form a continuous a:i.i
even bevi leil surface fiom the ext. t i
or of the hub to the extern r of the
spigot all around. As soon as the ce
ment of any joint has been cotnpactt !.
the bell hole under the hub must be
can fully ami compactly tilled with
sand or (hie earth so as to hold the ex
terior mortar linish of said joints se
cutely in its place. The re-filliag .-hall
tneti ne carrie.i nan way up the snies
of the entire length of pipe with so
lected earth and compacted with a
proper tamping tool. While the i:.
is being laid in each section betwe-'ii
manholes or other permanent open
ings, light from the remote end of (bi
section shall remain cons' ant iy i:i
iew.
Section -t l)n both sides of the so"
or and as near th-' center line of i ;o'i:
lot or parcel of land of tie width ot
twenty five i2"! feet, 'here shall be V
branches, of six (ill inches dianp'te ,
laid or turned to an angle of forty-rh e
t t.V degrees to receive the six ii'.i
inch house connections hereinafter
provided for; ami snid house contiee
Hons shall be securely closed at t he
lot line with an earthenware cup set
In cement mortar except w here the lot
ow ner or propru tor desires to comie.t
his house or drain pipes therewith at
once. The exact location of all
branches shall be carefully ascertaii
by the city engineer of the city or s
otni r coiuo"" rn. designate
appointed by the city council, Hi
the, concealment oi tne said brai.
by back filling, by accurate nieu
ment from the center of the ma
next below in the same line of ai
that a true and exact record mn
I: "-! cci ojr mi-are use; and ri
branch shall be covered or conci
before its exact location has been
noted and recorded.
Section 5. The sewer trench srrwll
be carefully filled, rammed and tamp
ed in uniform layers of suitable earth
or other suitable materials of not ex
ceeding twelve 1 12) inches in thick-ncf-s;
and in doing the ba k
filling care must be taken to
fi'i in and compact the ear.h
around the body of the sewer pipe ,n.
fore beginning with the twelve (12)
mm layers which are to be rammed
and tamped in the doing of which
neither the sewer pipe nor the line of
the sewer must be in anywise injured
or disturbed and the street surface
above the sewer shall be made firm
ami solid ami altogether suitable to
receive street navins whenever ti.t
same shall be ordered.
Section fi. The work shall be car
ried on and fully completed in sec
tions of not exceeding two hundred
('(ui feet at a time ami the back filling
must be finished complete. f0 w,,.
in one hundred (loo, feet of the com
. . i . . ., i . t . . . . .
ii.eieu pipe laying; and ir any part or
seetiori is left uncompleted it shall b
carefully and fully protected by prop
er barriers and a' night time also In
surable red Hch's.
Manholes.
Section 7. In the .aj, spu-or
strue'ioti ork there shall be i
inoai nri.k mannoles all alike
at eacn street
one in th
sfhee of twenty flee 2'1 feet, extend
h))., from the sewer, on both s'des of
the rlreet, to H line or pi lilt tell (i0l
feit f'-om the lot line. They shall b-
of fix (lit Inches Inside diameter aid
hall have h fall or slant ut the rat -t
one 111 foot in fortv (to) feet
from the let llni- to the V connections
of the sewer and the pipe therefor
-t 1 1 1 1 the whole manner of laying the
-nine and completing the ho"S-' c I
i! f( t in ii s shall i nfortn, In a'l icsje ! ,
is near as practicable to the manner
'f laying the sewer pip.' of the Sewer
'tself.
In'et--.
Section 9. There shall be inl. t ci
(lections at each str.et 'oilier ami at
the cet ter ( ca h block i ll bulb si b s
of the street, extending from the ma
hides to a point twelve 112) feet from
the let line, laid on a slant at the rat
f i lie 1 1 ) foot, in forty f -et. and
!'(. pipe then for and tl'o whole manic.-
of layim: th- s.ime and comp'etlns
h" ir'i't construction work shall c n
form. in all tespeots us near a; pvne
t ii :.!)'. to the manner of laving tin
't cr pipe if the sewer Itself.
Sectii n Id. Care must b" falter
'o r-tnove fully tind completely all
in .!! i r projei t ions of ce uent
wlieh may remain after the joints J
;;e titti'd; and no sewer, house con j
1 1 i 1 1 1 t s rr mil t cr part of sewer
shaP be left, or offered to be turned
hit by the contractor as complete,
cutil nil nil bish of every kind and de--criptioti
shall have been fully re
novi d therein m by him: ami all dead
'mis of sewers or other pipes, sha'l be
'.itefuilv closed by him with earthen
wan caps or with brick and mortal,
.-(i as t ex! hide all running sand and
ether materials of every kind. The
earth or mat"iia's excavated shall be
lej-itsit-d on the sides of tin' sewer
m nobis le'.oiid the reach of slides,
mi the work shall be done and car-
whe.
(hut
and the esti-
attemliiig the
us-
li-
1 u--
i III s
fie os
'ks to
as to
l f the
s little
subject
stn.et.s
Incotive
the public,
and si Io
nee as
H t sil;e ; and all
Hrsiiies shall li
iop for ese by t'n
ir by securely bridi
'( o t in cases wher
le walks and street
kept In safe ootid:
pubilc by tunneling
ing the trenches
it may be ne- es
or
the
side walk
street Is
at
ami
mi tit
made
Board
eif.
US
shall
t'
follows :
COI-
cylin
one at
titerseetion and
center of each block
All of said manholes shall he built t
the grade of the said street, and the
bottom thereof shall bfl on a level w th
the bottom of the sewer Inside. All of
SMi. manholes shall be .i,.ivlr,i,....l ,.o
The walls of the same shall
em :st of two (21 ionises of hard
burned brick laid fiat and in cement
mortar, compos-d of one Hi pait or
Portland cement and three (Si pa'-ts
of clean earnl. They shall be of four
(ii feet diameter at the button
and ('"iri'iisf' or riper to two f2l fc"t
diameter at the top an 1 be built on
b utidations of two (2) corrs'-a if
hard burned sower brick, laid in the
si-tii" kind of mortar, and the bottoms
at.d inside walls shall be plastered
with the same kind of mortar and to
the thickness of at least one-half ( i)
a s inch, in the bottoms of the man
holes shall be suitable flow channels,
troweled smooth, and conforming ac-
' -match- to the rade an I circle of the
siwer tune; and In each of theni there
ihall be placed three-quarter () Inch
mil wrought iron steps firmly em
bedded in the walls thereof, and
!" 'd twelve (121 inches center to
enter. They shall be provided wi h
' i st Iron t ings and perforated covers
or II, b of not less than three hundred
and fifty Cl'iO) pounds combined
wiitht. The height of the said man
holes shall be such that the tops of
sary to close the street
I'Utl the work within
'Mliplered.
O . .. , O . .. II , t - I. . .
on nun ii. w nere any railroad or
stit-et car line is tn be crossed or In
tineieit with in the construction of
the sewer or in doins; the filling, no
tice, of the time and manner of doing
th. work must be given by the con
tractor to the companies or persons
-it laiing me ranroau or strett car
line
in excavating and refilling the
trenches ami in ronM.ructing th
sewer care must be taken- not to move
or injure any gas or water pipes nor t
move or disturb any sewer pipes ex
"ppt so far n.i It may he necessary to
mike sewer connections: and when
evei necessary the contractor shaP.
his owu expense, sling, shore up
secure suih pipes an.I keen the,,.
in repair until the final acceptance of
th" work, having them in as good
cordition as when uncovered.
Section 12. The entire improve-
herein provided for shall be
ami constructed under it...
(ion ami to tne satisfaction of ihe
Of Local Improvements ,,f
oi ( aim. All materials used
lilt IWIle I r 1 ff T (I l)ll,l'l.l'i...l
... ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' i w t un-iu
shall be of the best grade and qualify
ami ot a kind specially adapted to the
1'urpo.-:- for which they are to
i. ami an tne necessary labor
bo performed in a e-oo.i
' i i n m an 1 1 k e manner by skilled work
men and with the aid of proper an
unit' toois; and all the material
of every kind and description, for th
doing and completion of the work, an
i - i . . .. . i . ......
no ui ioois, implements and means
n.-ed or needed to be used in th
icing of tile work, shall be furnished
by the contractor and at his soli
ponse.
l!"'( !- I lie sewer IllTel'l pn
much ior snail be connected with
other sewers at seen Places and In
.such way and manner as will give
eot.nection with the present main iu
ltf sewer on Tenth street, east i
ommetcial avenue and thence to the
Ohio liver, to the end that all thr
property to be assessed for its con
sfit.itioti may have drainage to the
said river.
Section H. In the dosetipCon if
the improvement herein provided for
the word "diameter" shall mean it
side dianntor and the word "grade"
shall mean th" grade of the sa'd
rV .... ..... . . ... .
i weiin iiiiifii srieei asestalilishod nv
ordinance.
The depth of the sewer b ow sail
grade shall refer to th" bottom of the
sewer pipe and the word "depth" shail
mean the distance below said grade.
The words "sewer pipe" or "pipe"
shall mean onlv vitrified tile idie.
sometimes called vitrified clay pl e
whither the reference is to thi sewer
pipe or to house connection pipe or
iiiief connection pipe; and th word
"of mi nt." w herever used, shall mean
American Portland rem"nt, of first
qualify, mills some other
ement Is expressly men
tion or the said Hoard of Local Im
I i. vomcnts of the improvement here
in provided for and the iti mixed estl
:':' if ' iu si nu reel as cause I to
be made by the said Hoard by and
over the signature of its president
lias certified thereon iu wilting
In his opinion the said esiimiittt
does ti . t exceed the probable ci nt of
the proposed v.ork and improvement,
'o be done in and upon the Kaid
-tieit. and the lawful expense a'tend
liir the same, are hereto attached and
at-" hereby apt roved. The said is i
mated cost Is the sem of Three Thou
sand. Three Hundred Ninety-Two and
'i Mil itoiiats ij-i.:;ii.'.( o HU, the
mrled lawful expense
eing ami collection of the
oss!Pe.it u On- llciidri'd and Thirty
Five )i, liars ami Si: ty-Kight Cuts
ijl.'iri il.X), the two sums making a
b ta! sum i f $:!.r, 27.7'.
Section 17. That the said local im-
preetiieit above described shall be
made and the estimattd micI tliuror
as made an, I certified to in- tliu i,i-uui.
lent of the said Board of Local Im
provements and by it approve I shall
be phi, I tor by special taxation of coh-
gm-n property, to be specially bene-
r.ie.i nv tne making ef the sr',1
prevemeut; and to this end and
pise, the above name,! sun if
'-- ls Hereby levied as a sp n lal
tax upon and the same is hercl.v or
dcred to be assessed against and col
lected from the lots and parts of lots,
blocks, tracts and parcels of laud and
property fronting or abutting- on or
contiguous to the said improvement
upon the said street or part of strett.
looerding to the special benefits ac
erulng or to iwcri-e thereto; that is ,,
sa; upon the property contiguous to
h" said Twenty-Ninth stre, t be.
fweeti the prints mentioned, t'te sad
Slllll Of $T.27.72 is hereby lelied in,.)
is-os.-o.l against and ordered to b.
oliei tod from the j-anie; but nn
(piolal taxis shall he levied or a;
'else,! uiiou any pi . p.-i t , t,, pay for
Ii" said iuiir' out nt. iu an annum
If) excess of the see, oil bent-tit u Ii eh
,t. will receive from the improvement.
no:- shail any taxes be levied or
sised against any property f r a
greater amount than its nropoi t o.iate
share of the cost of the said Piiprov.-
ment: and th" person making the a
. .in
"CMii'-iii snail apportion ami a s-ss
the said sum. so above onion d to be
isnf-ssed, upon the several lots, pa'ts
of h ts. blocks, tracts ami puree's of
land and property, specially benefited
by tlie said improvement in the p'o
pi rtion In w hi-'h they will be severally
bei.ifited by the same.
Sec tion 18. F r the purpose of ma'.
Ing a proper distribution or ap;n r
tiinrnetit of the respective amounts
herein assessed, and for any oilier
purpose or purposes cont'-mplate I r
emliiLced hen In, reference may be
had to the estimate, above mention,.,!
certified and approved and the same
is hereby made a part of this ordi
nance I
IM JAPANESE
VESSELS I
If
WERE DISCUICLJ AS UNITCD
STATES RE. CNUE CUTTERS
AND WERE POACHING SEAL
IN BEHRING EA.
Washington, A us:. 1 fi. Dispatch. s
receiveil today by the department of
justice, ami revenue cutter offlcia' ,
f the treasury depart m nit. announci
tiial two Japanese Pi a d.lntr vessels
with total crews if til t nine uu.n
have been captured by tie revenue
cuter Hear, near St. Paul's I.-dun
chief island of the Seal group in I1 ..
Hehring sea.
The llinseer Marti, the largos' ,f
Ibe two vessels, was painted w.,pe
in imitation of the revenue ci t' r
Manning which is at San Frauci c ,
and in further imitation of the I'nP I
States government vessels the I; -
set r Mam carried forward yards of
papier inache. Ibe itmseer Maru ! I
u cr.'w of thirty two and the Saiki M i
ru twenty seVi n.
The ruptured men will be taken
I'nga. Alaska, ami turned ovei to
the I nitod Stales commissioner.
The captain of the li ar says be hai
sufficient evidence to convict them,
and it Is therefore assumed that th.;
Vessels captured contained seal.
B
LUCK HID AGAIN
Italian's Store in New York Wrecked
Had Fled From Italy to Escape
Mafia.
ex
grade or
kind of
tinned.
Section 1". For other nnd ' mere
complete details of ami coticeinlne
th" said local improvement, both as
to the materials to be used therein
tnu the manner and methods of the
us' thereof and of the count ruction
of the Improvement. reference is
hen by had and ma.'" to the p'ann.
rpt i Ifieaf ions and profile! of the sai l
work and Improvement made by tfu
City Knglnei r of the slid ilty and
now on file Pi h:n orTtc at No. 1111
Commercial avenue, ii said citv. ami
Section 19. It shall be the duty (
the City Attorney of the City of Cab
ti prepare and file a petition either in
tilt' Circuit COtllt Or 111 the eom.tv
ourt of tlie county of Alexander slate
f Illinois, in the name of the u'tv if
Cairo, praying that steps be taken t
levy a special tax for said improv
ment in accordance with the provh
ions oi mis ordinance ami the terms
ami provisions of An Act ,,f the Co
oral Assembly, of the state of Iliinoi
il tllle, aii Act concerning Local fm-
Piovemt ots," approved June 11 1897.
and all acts amendatory thereof.
necnou jo. mat the aggregate
amount of the special taxes herein
levied and ordered to be assessed and
colleeied and also each individual
special tax shall be divided into ten
(!') installments: and in the making
of the division and in all other inatteu
and things In anywise pertaining
thereto, the terms and provisions of
the said act of June 4. 1S:7. and all
lets amendatory thereof shall be care
fully observed and followed.
Section 21. And for the purpose of
anticipating the collection of the sic-
'I
Ni
It
that
had
w York. Aug. hi. Although lie
Paly six months ago In Hie hi.p
members of the Hlaek Hand whi
boon writing letters to him ib-
Wollld I' ll'g 'l hill!,
store in Hamilton
was wrecked early
The store on lie
in
ill the t"tni9 and rrqn'rem-nt cort-
tbe Iron covtn thereof shall be on ajtainrd theteln sha'l be binding m th ?
level with the grade of the street !n ci i.t ractor; but if In any case the
f, 1 lib they may be. constructed. jteims cr reipiire-nents thereof s' ad
out Hill suoeeeiiing installment1? o
Hie rani special taxes for the said To
cal improvement, bonds shall be
-lied pavable oct of said Installnien
eatlim interest at the rate of five (Vi
er cent per annum, payable onnua -v
am! signed by the mavor of the citv
Hid attested by the city clerk of the
it y under Its corporate .seal. The said
bonds shall be Issued fn accordance
with and shall in all respects conform
the terms and provisions of th
sai, aci oi .nine. n. ivj(. an .1 all act
amendatory .tnrreor; but no nnml or
boi ds, iu any serif's, shall become du
or pnyalile later than the hrst day of
Oc'.obi i next, succeeding the January
which Ibe installments against
bich said series Is issued shall bc-
oine due and payable.
Srcti. n 22. All matte! and th!ng
l atscever relating In anywise to th"
ii,' Improvement or the pavment
refor or the preparation and issi;-
anct of the said bonds shall conform
the terms ami itovisions of the
aid act of June l j. 1 S:7. and all ad
amehdatorv thereof.
Section 2-1. Four (41 per c-nt. of
tie' special taxes collected under and
ny virtue oi tins ordinance shall ne
applied toward the payment, of the
cost and expense of making tlie as
st ssment of tlie said special taxes
and the collection of the sani".
Section 24. All ordinances an 1
parts of ordina-icis iu conflict here
with, are hereby repealed: and ths
ordinance shall take effect and be In
man, ling money
I.-, t.pol.l Pazzelli's
avenue, Brooklyn.
today by a bomb.
ground tloor of a three story brick ten
ement was badly shattered ami Paz
zelii, his wife ami four sons who were
sin ping In the rear were hurled from
their beds by the force of the explos
ion. The bomb had been placed in the
hallway and twenty-live families; wen.;
asleep In the tipT tenement. The
noises ami Hie shock Instantly awak
filed them ami they came rushing in
to the street iu scanty altire. When
Ihe police arrived I hey found a slight
blaze- in tiro lower hallway, but it was
soon extinguished.
MOB SPIRIT PREVALENT
(Continued from First Page.)
to
ami
ami after its passa;
tlie 1 1 th day of August,
the nth day of Argust,
House Connections.
Kutbiri . There shall be bouS"
coiiuei tlim In the enjd street, one (1)
cti.nec.Mun for each and every Jot or
be found inconsistent with the ten s
or r-qiili eneiiU of this ordinance, the
latter shall govern.
Sittlon 1C. That the recommenda-
force f'otn
approval.
Adopted
PtOS.
A pi, roved
19 S.
G FORGE PARSONS.
Mayor of the City of Caiio.
Attest: ROIiT. A. HATCHER.
City Cleik.
Published in the CaJro Bulletin
the 17th dtiy of August, 1908.
from m-arby villages and hamlets it
tin t :, leiiing conditions. Th most in
sistent came from Chatham, a village
12 ni'lts .south of here. Negroes tin re
had Income frightened at the attitu.b
of their white neighbors and asked
that troops be sent. Their spok
man was told that the bei.t p'an
wt.ltid he for them to come to Spr'ng
fn Id and seek protection at the ar
senal.
The authorities are a bit worii-d
y the conditions iu the outside sec
tions.
Refugees Cause Complaints.
Scores of negroes have left Spipig-
field. I hese tramping partiis. aidl
ess an 1 penniless are cursing some
omplaining from the communities
through which they pass. The whiles
lisse't that the presence of thee-
impro paupers imposes unnecessary
burdenc and also argue that only the
shiftless and immoral portions of
Springfield are represented. Minor
depredations, it is said, have already
increased in farming dlstiirts.
Governor l.eneen explained, tonight
that the dlsnosilh 11 of truons at the
cappal whs nit because of aiiv appre
hension of danger to that ctllfl'te, but
In cause Ihe grounds offered excellent
ramping facilities ami were a strategic
point from which Colonel Sanlurn
couh! cent ml.
Late this afternoon an alarm
riiiibed the aisena.! from Spiing and
Edwards streets, where William Dml-
g.m was lynched last night. A rapid
fir si;uad under Captain J. V. Clliuiln.
of CI lingo, was ten! tn Ibe i,l-
louble quick. Within five nilmit..o I... .
ad chared the streets for a half mile '
from the throati-m d corner, tbio.
com panl's of Infantry being held '
undM arms at the a:sen.v
The states attorney ,,r Wanltilo.
county called on Govt mor I). n.-e i
U PS alteram, ti in an effort tn have ar
rested the soldier who .stubbed Earl
Nelson, a boy. w ith a baronet .vhil
tho First regient troop tia.in was at
Kankakee last niKht. The g .verm r
nferrcd him to the military iilthori-ties.
"I
Tte Phicscprer ef Filly.
tried to be a d: am 1st once,'
s i be iiilos ,pli . of folly , but
Ii s. !.;. Taii.- l b i jut the labels
ii okt it a., I b ; .; a plnlofHj-
McriCDcly
"I":: v.. a.' . Updlng.
Jo. m,;. l. a a spietJid iw. teihion
while Le 4j s;-u.:.:.s p.tie a. ,be
si.Wi .-x:.i j...uu .it Keiy --nt.fr-nin.
he . us u, y0.i...i., ot A;
ejti." i