201802.l\ ordixanckIwtioM I if, 13 and HO of “an to Provide for the Construction in the City of ftnrlington, Iowa, rotate their 1 **0'' and F.nceting Therefore.ned by the City Council of / Burlington, loirn ;1. That sections 1*2, 13 and ►rdinance to provide for the 11 of sewers in the city of , Iowa, and to regulate tneir id are hereby repealed and ng enacted in lieu thereof.f31■1l»pI \\vS:\a\jit-jiV Itest lowrI0!t *% 4| f \ t tiltOn tho completion of aseviliderable portion thereof the eer shall report to th** eit\* cost thereof, together withof the adjacent property known, and the number of of adjacent property ow tch report shall thereupon be the committee on special as whose duty it shall bewluse to be made assessm s containing as nearly as prac-►rrrect description of each l*t land adjacent to such sewer, lich an assessment is made,1 me of the owner or owners,tie due proportion and amountproperly assessable, aud the 5 assessed against each ad-r parcel of ground pro rata, to area, which amount shall one-half cent per square foot; if any, shall be paid out ofI sew* rage fund.13. All property situated bystreet sewered and the midblock shall be considered ad-vided no property Iviug more j ‘et laterally distant from such ;II be assessed therefor, aud j further, that in regular city ' sected by alleys running paraf-tract sewered, only the prop-between such alley and the the street sewered shall be adjacent..‘10. In case of the construe-sewer which would subjecta a second special assessment •ige construction, it is here!*} hat such property shall be e\ such second assessment.I/ /lixhibition. IV’/it this SeasonIMUKKLV\IiI3UMELA11 ! l'( IRICAI.e '1 * . » * ■SIMvC\CI.wfieu: ^ zjgm* wmmtluDiscern\ merit1ius must met*tiiicigniHetMit anilul ui*wililii' the1u 11Ul\ Ii lt 111mill!tf41j I*l !(!| I t4 i iiUi200iiitorilt;*al ( liaractvrs litlt;t CM i* * *(II\ *r with Wild 1t)noI\W ith ail the Chief Ilistorii1 ,nilI9i *ihiiifhi vents connetf A 1 ♦ »U t t ierew ith.I, Aug. 15, 180*2. d, Aug. 10. 1892.Peter Fawcett, Mayor. Carl Voot,Citv Clerk.TVN ORDINANTKlug the Sum of Tea Thousand D«i i the General Fund, for the ParPublic Park.£1 fa ilined by the City Council of of Burlington, Iowa: |1. That there is hereby I from the general fund, the i thousand dollars to be used :ion with a like sum of money y persons represented by P. M. r the purchase of a publicThe most Colossal. Manifia at. HiVauticaL /cssional, Poetical, Martial, Operatic, Musical, Thi Dramatichiclcerdevi.d bman ; with floods of music and ChontThat Charles Starker be and appointed, without compensa-present the city, in conjunc-i the said P. M. Crapo in thejf u site suitable for said pub-ind the citv auditor is hereby* V1 and directed to pay the said ten thousand dollars or suchlereof as may be needed, upon lition of the said Charles Star-e purpose herein contemplated. !1, Aug. 15,1892. d, Aug. 16,1892 jPeter Fawcett, Mayor.Carl Vogt,Citv Clerk.//Song.Pit*IIinpheBetween the Cross and (Call Biffjred Shins in YiTournaments on I• *rile IVoyageto the NWi pt illGLanding of Columbus ami Takinmm\S ORDINANCEGrand Receotionat BFerdiuand and Isabella’:•eign.S* the Chicago, Burlington A Qnlnoy Company the Right to Constrnct ark Across Fifth Street, North of treet.RoinailmillCorn»r-unhiiipil in vsn!ilian»\J vlllUlilvll ill i *.l V 11 ill*iiiiiidained by the City Council ofl of Burlington, lowa:* 1. That there be and there is anted to the Chicago, Burling uincy Railroad company the iy down, construct and main-s track across FifthiIStupendous Ballet with 300 Foreism Artists.Jlyriads of Enchanting and Thrilling Events.street,darket, from the east line ofthe west line of lot 615.It shall be the duty of said company, in the use of said keep the same free from ob pursuant to all ordinances f Burlington, and to plank th*the said Fifth street« »fc upone safe for the passage of teams. That the cost of publication of lance be paid by the said Chi-lington i Quincy R. R. Co. ed: Pf.ter Fawcett,Mavor.VRL \ OGT,Citv Clerk.Vug.16th, 18921CIAL ASSESSMENTSPersons and Property a* Follows:ORSF. STREET FROM OSBORN’ TO CEMETERY.Kuentzler, Bodemaun, and Gnahn's addition,.................. .2115 98*nry Breseer, Bodemann, and Gnahn’s addition,and 3................. 231 ioW. Westerbeck, Bode i, Thul and Gnahn’s ada, lot 58............... 115 98W.Wanner, Bodemann, and Gnahn’s addition,L JL ..... 116 9SHess, Bodemann, Thul inahn’s addition, lot CO 115 98 Bernes, Bodemann,and Gnahn's addition,I, 62 and 63 .......... 347 53H. Harbach,Bodemann, and Gnahn’s addition, 8.................. 115 98,11. McNally, Bodemann,aud Gnahn’s addition. 9............. 115 98and C. Wenzel, Bode-i, Thul and Gnahn's adi, lot 120 ............... 77 ISKrueger, Krueger’s sub,‘‘Y2 48lt;«*•«•• ft »•«**»* a •**»« ■ . **0 •Backhaus, Krieger’sot 2....... ... 121 77F Aspelmeier, Krue-sub. lot 3.............. 121 77C. Lawson, Krueger'sot 4 1*21 77*s. Armstrong, A ring’s sub, lots i, *2 and 3. 105 41s. C. Reppert, Pelizar-ub, lots 1, *2, 3, 4 and 5 623 95Miller ..... 144 9*2LK STREET FROM MAIN STREET EAST END OF POLK STREET.H. Biklen. Wade's sub,...................... t? 55L). A iiJt: Hot 9........ 487 97aiik Millat 1, Carpenter A uderson’s addition,► . , . * ......M. Runyan, Carpenter Auderson's addition.1 ............... .. 54 49W. Chamberlin, High addition, lots 2, 5, 6 aud ............ 646 84s. M. E. Bouu, High Eiddition, lots 3 and 4 .. *255 6tj A. South a ell, Highlandion, lot 7 ...... 127 938. Schramm, Highland ion, lots 9 and 10....... 255 66Gerlinger, Highland ion,lot li.. ... 191 80 R. Henry estate. High-iddition. lot 12 ... , . 191 80 s. M. Bandleon, High-addition, lot 13 ....... 191 80Wyman, Highland ad-I, lot H . ...... 102 39is hereby given, that a meeting ecial Assessment Committee 4d at the city clerk’s office, in iall, on Monday, the 5th day of 2, at *2 o’clock p. m., to hear ider any eomplaints there and sen ted to the above specialits, or either of them.H. Schxxjr,Wm. G. Hoebk, Chris Bonn.tcukl Assessment Committee'mIKj *mlt;r5ffr•SPC *»■ rt j *v tSjji vj|jt ---1. * .Jr -r ywirjb-.:dEXCITING THE ADMIRATION OF THE REFINEDEye feasts of Kingly Splendors and Impeiial Pageants.fTHOUSANDS OF MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN AND ANIMALS.Armor, trappings, banners andemblems worth ..........Horses wcrth .....$50,000150,000Scenery costing.............. $75,000Wardrobes worth............ 250,000.Combined with all the marveile us attractions ofTHE GREATEST SHOWonX.VRTHCIRCUS, HIPPIDROME, MUSE! 31, ELEVATED STAGES,TWO 3IENAGERIES, MAGIC ILLUSIONS, HORSE FAIR111Circus Compamea in 3 rin^a.Meii iyerieft «*f Wil l and Trained beast? Elevated Stage? for Olympian Games. World’s Fair of Modern Marvels.Hippodrome with all kinds of race? Gallery of Wierd, Beautiful Illusion^Vi MB —andionsiiiilt;’« lumhu8 Stage. 450 feet long.Mammoth Museum t'eming with Wonder?.Hor^e Fair, with actually 400 Horae*.Trained Animal?Cars, 4 Train?, 5 Adverting Cars, 126Agents.Acres of Painted Scenery, 10 Acres ot Waterproof Tenfcs.Dens of Wild Boasts.Pantomimic Clowns.Animal Actors. 20 Exciting Races. lOO Circus Ac*?. 100 Circus Per former?SO Aerielists. 50 Jockeys and Iiide:s. Herds of Elephants.Droves of Camels.Trained Cats, D. gs. Pigs, Goats, Geese, Storks, Zebras, Elephants. H11^ t*c^~Ponie?, Deer, Lions, Tigers, Hyenas, Leapards, Panthers, Bears,^Wolves, Pigeons, Giant Horse,;22^ hands high; Colossal-?£:?3P*Ox, 18^4 hands high; Hairless Mare, with notsingle hair on it anywhere: Dwarf Cattle, only 8 hand23F“higheyes, three nostrils and three horns; a World of astonishing attractions.Admission to all 50c.: Children under 9 years.25c.Two Exhibitions Daily, at 2 and 8 p. ni. Doors open an hour earlier.ttlHtap*K®«erv«d seat* at the regiilar price, aad admission ticket* at the usual slight adrnn.-oiw Ransom Drug Store, 213 Jefferson street. ’—»Mighty, new million dollar street paradeIllustrating by living tableaux American HChildren’s Fables, at 9 o’clock onutory, Ara'iian Nights Tales, Nureery Rhymes, and morning of show. Everybody should see it£^“Cheap Excursions on all Railroadsl Will Exhibit in Muscatine, August 23,