Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 12, 1880, Page 4

TITD s vy ~- THE DAILY BEE. Thursday Morning, August 12, | Mr. Dodge replied at length. He e A Aggressor. e Watch Reduced to |insx and asking that it bo repaired. | did not think tho fight azainst the | €7 as the Following Price S peaiidor| bt Juége J. W. Savage has returned the Ranks. Reforred to committeo on atreets and | sewer was an honest. one, and ridt. republican central committee of | e Douglas county for the conduct of the | primary election which takes place | Thursday, August 26th, no person will be allowed to voto at there prims. | b Every | ries unless his name appears in republican registration list. republican citizen who is entitled to THE TROUBLED POOL. The War Breaks Out Afresh, With Gould as the This Time the Express Business the Bone of Contention. The following from Tuesday's Chi- Tribune is of considerable local est PERSONAL PARAGRAPHE Capt. C. B. Rustin lett for Denver yesterday, Geo. Mills has returned from Min- from the south. C. A. Baldwin returned home Tuesday from Colorado. A. D. Clarke, of the U. P., will re- turn from Missouri this weck. Hon. Geo. H. Jewett and wife, cf Siduey, were in the city yesterday. WINDY WISEACRE Sergeant Ford of the Night A Fiéht Over the Carcasses of Dead Animals. The Sewerage Question Dis- cussed and Contract 10 pool of stagnant water on Farnham and 220d. Referred to committes on streets and grades. i From Welshans Bros., calling at- tontion to the dangerous condition_of the crossing on Farpham and 8th grades with power to act. From J. 0. Donohoe, asking for leave of absence for two weeks. Tt wos moved that leave be granted and amended thet he received no pay for the time he is absent. Quite a lively diecussion followed as to the practice of paying councilmen and other of ficors for time when absent, some pointed personal remarks being made benefits could help pay for it. He hoped the sewer would not be built as if it was, it would meet the general condemnation of those who were responsible for it. culed the idea that any such extent of sewers should ever be required, or any such cost ever incurred. A motion to postpone further con- sideration of the question for two weeks was lost. A motion toadjourn for two weeks was lost. The question coming up 6if the LATEST TELEGRAMS Are Not Half as Interest- ing to the General Read- List: 101w of Avagee et.s.cx 1o et i 12 1be Canay o Soaar To 5o Gl e 84 oo o e St - 55383382338 olong Téa per adoption of the report, the ayes and voteat the next general election will be Finest G wier Te % y is very likely to cause a disrup-| W. Shiedley, the Kansas City stock- Awarded. by several gentlemen. ~ The | nays were called for and resulted in Best O K Flour por e 2 registered by us upon making personal | iy (f the Towa pool. Eforts have man, left for Sidney at noon yesterday. S petitioner was ~ finally granted | eight votes for and two againat the | Snow Fiake winter wheat flour. e ¥ ¥ dersicaed will it | been mad ey Lo got the Wabah ro: 0 til the | to Join toe pool, but Lo no effect. The B R N (ot | B Sl E e s Waasies d ed yesterdsy. The 26 time past boon siness through the ompany, an organi- m_ principally owned and con leave of absence without pay, by a application. vote of five to four, when Mr. Dodge raised the point of order that the pe- report. Adopted. Mr. Boyd moved that this contract before delivery to the parties, be sub- mitted to the council for approval, Careried. On motion the council adjourned at 11:20 for two weeks. Major H. L. Jenness, of Detroit, in the city, the guest of C. E. Yost. Loran Clarke and F. M. Sackett, of Albion, Boone county, are in the J. C. Cowin and Col. At aregularmectiogof the city coun- i, held Tucsday oveving, horo wero | i e the p Mesars. Blackmore, Dailoy, | tition could not be amended, and ap- ‘D";Z:‘ : d”:;:pm Kt Tu. | pealed from the decision. of ne chair. 3 3 The chair was sustained. bagh, Roddis, Stephenson, Thieman [~ The petition of T. C. Livingston for and Mr. President. permiesion to put a fire proof Man- for registration 93rd day of Auzust, and hereby invite | republicans who desire to take | part in the coming primary election to come forward and register theirnamos, | 1 the executive committee, | b per 1 Molasses per galld ouse 3folasses per_ gallon Louia Soda C F. Smythe od work for are said to be doing g 5 . 3 e 5 hon o L “Catholic Library. g ] and Jay Gould. The Rock Island j farficld and Arth D, dand 5 0 - egular quarterly meeting of | 13, D y ; I8 [t b L from Theodore Bedessen. Roferred | o o s | 18 lbo New Currants - does its express business throug! N o s 0 Deadwood 5 5 Sk 0 sen. 0 olic Li > ation | 8 1bs New Blackberrica for DA R does ity express businew iy :uyu\‘.:h] Willie Hahn has <one to Deadwood, | * yeryrrons axp coususications. | to eommtior on widowalks. and | the Union Cath lic Library association | $1ta Yew Biackierric i Registrars. TRt e Sl ey called there by the dangerous | From the mayor bridges. will be held on next Tuesday, 17th 10108 Drie Peaches (haitis) Tor ion, Thureday, will | B0, L o otice wras given yes. | illioss of hisfather, W. J. Hahn. Gentlemen of the councl. Proposal from Welshans Bros., to | inst. 1 T Vet new Evag.for- o tako place at the Gacfield and Ahur |\ rduy to the American that its| Misa Kuma Hosglend and her sis-| It is with regret that T am com- | fornish oa's, oorn snd bran for fire| Tho officers are requested to e | 10 best Valeneia fajsus. vlubrooms batween the how " | freight would not be re 3 Mr. G H. pelled to return to you the ordinance | department, Referred to committee prepared to submit their report, for | Peaches. 21 cans. 18 m. fand 3| Pacific, which | faughtors of Mr. Goorge Hoag- | o ing appropriations for the month | on fire. H the quarter endi i e o el 2 and in t : at Co and, left Teesday for Minnesota. of July with one item vetoed, in ac-| Three proposals were received to do f the quarter ending. .-‘,fl“,,‘;‘.:‘,““;,‘ Iy can. L aor Colorado points. | Rear Admieal ). M. 1. Clitz, Lieut. | cordance with the_provisions of the | erading on Davenport street as fol | Every member is respectfully urged | st surse, will have the |\ 1, Field, aud Commander C. § | Charter. See sec. 56. Theitem ob- [lows: Luke McDermott at 16 cents | o be presont as business, vital to the gl ,,E; ling out - the Burlington | 7 1+ Field, and Comma » S | jacted to read as follows: per cubic yard, Pat Gorman at 13} BREVITL o 0. Cotton, thoy should make use of | Omaha Taesday en route to China. b d through interest of the association, will come I have secured the azency of the well-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and of the navy, passed throug] 3 Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co.; Also the Otto Hand ™ from Pacific busi- | Dausor: Northwes **Patrick Fork, services as sergeant cents, and Patrick Welsh at 14 cents. of N. W., §15.” up for consideration. i L0 DU EEH G E D R L By ordor of | Raspborri Made. Samples can be scen at my store, at Manufacturers Prices, te S T Aiann] = The abbreviation “N. W.” evident- | and grades with power to act. Pro- | the president. C. J. Swyrn, added. Send for price list. —Paterson sclle coal. ol ~\i-r'~‘;= Sl f""‘f‘ ”": Mr. J. Wilkinson, editorand gro-{y. oo g o night wateh, - Thare ‘ia | vided: that iféthe contcact bs lob to Socretary. N.I. D. SOLOMOIN, - * Try Faxe's Coffee Cream Soda. v on the Wabash and Rock Island, | Prieter of the St Thowas (C ‘anada) | 1o such oftice or position as Sergeant | Pat Welsh it be at a price not ex 2 e L i Do PAINTS, OILS & WINDOW G):.és 5. Porteris ronning the Omaba ferry. | That the Burlington and Northwes- | Times, and Mr. P. Bevier, propriotor | of the Night Watch, and has not been | ceeding 14 cents per cubic yard. We have placed 2 ot of desirable | Yarmouth C ST 7 | tern mar Warrauted tooth brushes, Kubn's. | ers, as well as the Ameri- | of can express compary, feel exasperated Excellont Cream Soda at Saxe's, {80 tiss hish-hauded proceedin —Excellent Cream Soda at Suxele, |01 s hich handod procee —E imagined, and t store, b 1y contest over the matter in the courts, 1 Lisgar House, at St. Thomas, two representative gentlemen of the Queen’s Dominion, sre in the city to- day, prospectivg. They are under the protecting care of Mayor Chase. since October, 1872, nor has there been any such position as Night Watchman, as distinguished from po- licemen on the regular forca assigned to night duty, since August, 1875. In recard to this matter, so far as Police- ebrask ha, N 04 Farnham § Three bids for grading Jones street, between 13th and 1sth were received and laid on the table, as the work was alrendy provided for, The city engineor’s report as topro- bable cost of grading 15th street, he- 15 DRESS PAT! on centre table, which we will close out at G T UP AND GIT! Having Taken the Above for Our Motto, We are ant perfues at Kuhn's drog 163¢ per yard. ed to Offc 1 ) 1d mn Ford is concerned, the city rec- | tween Howard and Marey, $4,0 These goods are worth from 25 to DOm0 Ol g o ed that Gou an Foi crned, o oc- owar Marey, §4,636. k ] 4 3 —Seidenbers & Co.'s Key West Ci- |} (O0IER, o take such sction, and ords show that on the 4th day of May | was placed on f 7 |30 conta, wnd ara e sty Our Entlre Summer StOCk Of gars at Saxe's at the Union_Pacific will be com- last, the marshal sent a communica-| The city eugineer's report on side- < B Wituas & Sox’s. : : s )1 lled to receive freicht from apy| 1 desite to have the names by | o to the councilas follows: walks not constructed was referred to i —Fresh oysiers = Richards e e e Y | Fridayrmoon, A 13th, of all who Drpakryext of Povick, | | commitiee on sidewalks and bridges. .—a case of conetipation by 3 Duttam) pec taursut, 101 ‘arnham s'rect. t ¥ o Gould’s sction indicates that he zo via. C., B. & Owmana, May 4, 1980, From J. D. Jo s, on_cross-walks nslng Famburg Figs. CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS B! 5 the city of Omaha during his adminis- | notice. e 4 Lo N is an experienced tailor, and a gentle- | speech-making, with magnificent ATTENTION, ALL! tration but two, viz., ‘*‘Elizabeth| Mr. Bolan’s bid was, on motion, e s it i R s Wi cfrom the U. P. baud,was the —Grand Annual Place” and Capitcl addition, had been | Placed on file, ngan Srimaag Fre B e ks cas ey ot Bie. SRidls Sor sov ] oF e wvauisi vt wbout il orENING approved by the mayor and council as | A motion to adjourn for two weeks Ty in tho cmploy of Mr. Thiele for sov- g b ’ o Those entitled todraw booksfrom the Catholic Library will b afforde an rtanity on Wednesday and fternoons, from 6 to 8 p. m. —Five hundred Garficld and Ar- thar medals have boen sold by M. Toft, the nt in this city, and only thirty Hancock and He says the democrata are either very soarce or very short of funds. —Yesterdaydemoke curled upward from three spots in the city which the fire fiend had desolated. The tor ruins, those of the Checkered barn and of the St. Nicholas. The last smoked the least of the the three. —The Omaha water works company fsnotidle. It is their intention to have the works in_operation and the business portion of the city protected with water by the 1st of Januaty. Tha plans and specifications for the boiler, engines, pumps, and other machinesy have been draws, and bids forthe construction of the same are now being received. —The train west yestorday was a d-uble header with fourteen cars. Of © vis number four were the Pallman eleepers ““Albion,” “Revere,” “Roch- and “Monticello,” of the Rock 1sland line. Those sleapers are heing sont to Denver tobring in the Knights Templar of Colorade, and w1l leave Denver Saturday, arriving in this city unday morning. through to Chicago from without change, via the Rock ester train iozel & Co.have purchased loring iloring e s’ fine goods. Mr. Flic eral s | He his late employer, as v ropes to retain the age of | alarge number of new custome: Turser Hall Friday evening, upon the : most important peopld Prof. Schlagintweit traveler and explorer and ity of Gics- crmavy. Ho has in the face of great danger and rick of his life pene- ¢ fastncsses of the Himalya, " and Kaschgar mountaine, in 1y with his two brothers, one of whom was killed by fanatical Tur- cormans. He has written a book con- n aczount of his explorations vellous successcs, which is of thrilling interest. He has just com- pleted an extended tour through the western part of the United States, and will write a book embodying his adventures in the western wilds, Lively Time. incoming C. & N. W, ast evening was hours behind e, the de caused by an accident cn the linois division. From Council Blufis some very lively time was made. The distance is 150 miles, which was made in just four hours aud forty-five minut includis sixteen etops. Allowing four minutes for each stop, the actual running time can be f urod down to about 48 miles per ho Surprise Part; Mer. and Mrs. C. A. En eably surprised Tucsday night by sceivg their residence, 1725 Cuming street, taken poseession of by their oceasion being wedding sem, € and ma Boone to numerous friends, the their silver anaiversary. Among the many handsome presents allishment of the late | Teceived was a costly tea set appro- priately o ved, purchased at Ed- Singing and e, when, owing to the great number of , & sumptucus repast th d had to be arranged on tables visit, prepar in the fr whom he will gusrantea satis’a The shop is located in Visacher's | leck. | | A special train with two Pullman | rs will be gent down to Lincoln | over the Union P cific on Satar ay ighted up With many couple the tly aftermidnight ving spent an cvening that will not £00n be for party broke up sh B. & M. Bruef was | | attend, Towa, has Shreve, Jar associated himself with is & Co., of this city, in the capacity of traveling salesman and will hereafter make Omaha his residence. The Earnest Worker will social at the Christian church to-mor- row evering. Plenty of refreshments. FASTTRAIN TO CHIC A« LIGHT RUN. To accommodate those wishing to attend the conclave of Knights Tem- plars at Chicago, the Chicago and Northwestern railway will run a fast train Sunday, Avgust 15th, leaving Omaha at 5 o'clock a. m. and arriving in Chic ] at 9 o'clock the same even- ing, making the through run by day light. Reduced rates to all who wish togo. Special inducements to Knights and their families. For full particu- lars call at the ticket office, corner Fourteenth and Farnham streets. augll Boots and Shoes. L. B. Wrritaus & Sox's. California Pears, Plume, Peaches, Eastern Grages, Pears, Plums, Water- melous, Apples; European Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, et izard’s Real Estate Transfers, Jobn A. Horbach and wife to Ann Daughton: w. d. lot 1, Horbach's Iat addition, Omaha—$900. Augustus Kountza et ul. to James Vickery, w. d.s. 88 ft. of e. 22 ft, Tot 7, block 108,city of Omaha—8350, Augustus Kountze and wife to Au- qust Doll: w. d. lot 12, block 2, Kountze's 3d addition, city of Omaha. £260. Willis M. Yates and wife to Wm. Kowlizki: w. d. lot 4, Reagan’s addi- tion, city of Omaha—§100. - At the Bee Hive Photograph Studio, 213 Sixteenth Street. Premenade Concert by the U. P. Band, Grand Illumipation and the largest aud finest display of Photo- | graphs._er exhibited in Omaha. The | public are most cordially invited to | | tract with the Omaha Gas Co. ceeding sixty dollars per month to be tixed by ‘Ordinance.” Seo sec. 94. This precludes the raising of pay of a policeman by the council either by resolution or ordinance, even though ho be assigned to unusual duty. He can, in fact, be assigned to po duty as policeman nor included in those speci- fied in the charter and ordinances. I1f duties are to be required of the nature of police duty which a member of the regular forco may not be required to perform, the mayer and council should provide for the pertormance of such duties by ordinance, It may not be out of place for me here tosuggest that it has seldom, if ever, been found to work well to per- manently assizn one of a force, all of whom are of the same grade, to the command of his comrades. If done atall, it should be but temporary, and then bylot or turns. The captain or commander of a police force, either by day or might, is too import. ant a position to bo merely as- signed to a member from the ranks, without due official appointment under laws duly enacted. Cuavrro 8. Crask, Mayor. The veto was unanimously sustained. From the mayor, transmitting deed of city of Omaha to John H. Levy. Referred to committee on public property and improvements, From the mayor, transmitting letter from F. M. Stratton tendering a three vear old deer to the city asa present, thesame to be put in Hanscom park. Gift accepted, and vote of thanks so the doncr passed, From the mayar, appointing Joseph Vanous as _policeman on the regular force vice Frank Jelen, resigned. Ap- pointment confirmed From the mayor, notifying the council of the execution of the con- led. From the mayor, transmitting a letter from the city attorney showing that of the fifteen” additions made to required by law and were in reality not legal additions to the city. The unfortunate condition of thestreets in the ontskirts is the result of this non. compliance with the law. Referred to committea on public property and improvements. From the mayor, approving the or- dinance providing for special election and apppropriation ordinance for July Thursday Evening, August 12, 1880, ; excopt onetem. Filed From Otto Frezoni, offering to sell the city four elk, two does and two engineer, when the city gets the title to Fairview strest. Placed on file. Oa claims: Resommending that the claimof W. B. Hibbard, for damages, be not allowed. Adopted. On streets and grades: That fore- man of street work will attend to gra- ding on Capitol avenue. Fled. On streetsand grades: Recommend- ing the building of a culvert on Cass and 234 streets, Adopted. On etreets and grades, recommend- ing that propositions for grading on Jones street, between 13th and 15th berejected, and the Second ward delegation be instructed to fill up holes in 13th and Leavenworth strects at cost not to exceed §75. Adopted. On Police: Returning report of the police judze for month of June. Filed, On police, recommending approval of contract and hond of Chas. Splitt to act as city scavenger. Mr. Stepheneon thought this was a job again. Mr. Kauffmon thought Mr. Splitt's perfume foctory in the north end of town was an offset to that already located in the south end. The president stated that he was in favor of letting the job to some re- sponsible party and he did not think the bidder was one. He favored a con- tract with the Omaha Fertilizing Co., and had already been told that they would undertake the contract. The report was recommitted for one week. On public property and improve- ments. Recommending that the deed of J. H. Kellom be accepted and re- corded. Adopted. On same, recommending that the contract for grading at Hanscom Park bo let to James Dufly as the lowest bidder, and that the mayor be in- structed th execute a contract with said Duffy. Adopted. A verbal report from same commit- tee recommended that certain city property on Cass street be sold to James Bolan for §300 and the mayor be instructed to execute the deed. The city clerk was instructed to ad- vertise the lot for one week, and to include lot 5, bleck H, in the same waa lost. The committee on fire reported in favor of giving the hay contract to A. Bodessen. Adopted and mayor in- structed to draw contract, with bond of $100. On sidewalks and bridges: Recom- mending & bridge over ravine on Twenty-second and Harney leadin; to Havacom park. Adopted. Same committee reported in favor of allowicg Benzon & Johnson to build sidewalks on approaches to their Mty residence, S. W. cor. 15thand i, ciste:n, summer kitchen, etc. o FroR RENToA n Enquire at 15 OR R and California Sts, Residence northwest corn Tnquire two norti T—A iouse with five reoms, collar a cago e of 3 ooms, good cel'ar, d outhousee, cor. of 23rd N, E. Cor 16th and D4 ok ey 10th & d Donelis lar. Also, 8 roms in second stor A nished rooms U R JPUENISIED RoouS FORRENT—AtDaven: | fort House, ot e with six rooms, wll, On Capitol Avo!, bet Tith DRMICK. 181,41 mplemonte, Tniy icharos, Omahs, 3. JOR s ALl riding pon. toenth-at. A Grist Mil, Appiva In the Gircuit Court of the United States, for Ba ;NG MAX MEVER &CO,, POWDER "A.F. RAFERT & CO,, Contractors and Agentsfor the UNDERTAKER! . v : 5 ) quired in 4th ward, Referred to Eve epublican must be | still has 2 laraa interest in the Wa-| . railroad on the California apecial | T the Honombie City Counci - redquire 5 by ) D bl hs el b i ih e ek Wl e b [ o the Califoenia fepesial o i SSHRE day appointed | commitice. % An Illnois woman has named hee Regardless of Cost. reuis tored before he can vote a ik i Bt bs nnckies] train—le uncil Bluffs August | 5, "08 S Y sergoant of the police RESOLUTIONS, baby “Pinafore.” Probably hecause ne he can in fasor of these two compan- | 14th at 3.50 p. w, that T may be|force, and to. take chargo of th Dyileava ! Butitun) :Y“Tr Sl e fnaver AUV (oo In Order to Make Room for Our Fall and Winter Goods - 1at the city council is ficora of the road in the | enabled Lo securo sleepiug berths for | whilo on night duty, and respeatfuly | 171, Mo insteuct the magor to con. | tively soldom, was without Dr. Thom- . Tunitively o e 5 3 e ot getisszonias] b held mucetiog yestendug 1| 11 Leava word ot the tickt offie, | 1k you anvrosal of the sam R D ‘;;} Liste ngffy e Dyt by ey, J. B. FRENCH & CO0., We Wili Not Be ,l idersold. ot ] | e @ 1% | Bgurtcanth and Farnhan stroets. e years per annum per lump. The Orizinal Reliable Grocers,| BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, J. E. Coolidge, Pullman ticket | y W. J. Davesror City Marshial, | Adopted. i No. 1119 Farnham Street, | 1 ZBH = ARNHAM STREET. I=2X= 5 1 3 5 By Mr. Stephenson: Tustructing - L i o General A Oa motion the council approved the | 1LY ERoHnE - A. NEB sront, was absct yes a motion the council approved the | 1,0 ity clork to ndvertise lot 3, block - . OMAEA, NEB. . = ame, e is not a ot bee 2 . a , H Al \ g E. wtin Cove sl T Con, |10 i, 0 bt |, oo i ek o o | __ SPEGIAL _ NOTICES SIGN o THE CHARLES SCHLANK. __ SOL. PRINGE. —The duet in some places on 10th | hreak up the lowa pool, but fa very Wil & Rk Gaiate tho Polic Foroe," and if thers. was, | ;00 Put into ecial cash fund. | orice—advorus Tt For ek, stoct i foueaod B el Lick kel o disapt, the Missour River| - TE s GOt el (B Gl R s, Fou, S, B s it e v | GOLDEN PANU & FRAME, B actual losely alli Neither the Williams & Son’s, Corsets. Solng con nitely postponed. ; ench subsecuent insertio e pools ace closely allied. Neither the s < Oathe 1st day of June the council s K : Provi 5 Mo : Teslvsloud seberswont oty | Bointon or the Northwsstemwil | Willams & So's. Comuts. | unaa wrssciotionsatonom, [ Ll eomsan Providine int | o i i A CRATIEYING FACT THAT THE \ rday toGrand Island and six German | submit to Gould's bulldozing withou Williams & Son's. Corsets. Resclved: Thatthe salary of the | jru pay for time that they aroabsent CEVROPNTS ers for the same place e A S T I IR D ce officor Ford bo raised from S0 Referred to the com TO LOAN-MONEY. Th N £ et e R L B e TOCK. er month, to take effect on < ‘f'w;' TR ErTRT Gl oo DS N R fRalsnlc s e o |and aftor July st 1880, Mr. Kanflman: that hereafter D L. ZHOMAG, R, Crefeh ) T o 1 e R o . OVER 300 DOZEN IN STOCK. | “"Syirly provious to th frst_ oot |, 57, M. Wanffam: thas heseator) M. Fie Onieom ok west on pectal Disputch to Tus bre. OVER 300 X ingin the prasent month, the Marshal [ gyo™ i #0e® U0 RE TR I M g g An & Auzust 11-10p. m.—| OVER 300 DO el e e X Gchar, St i Gives universel Satisfaction and that it is stea - it between the American |1~ ortment i e uame ehall bo read by the clerk on ; iy : i rd club will be held 3 c express compauies, The | LATSeS assortment in o City of Omaba: reading the ordinance. Adopted. ily and rapidly increasing in public tavor. sharp this ovening, is owned and oper- | the city, including all ... To Patrick Ford, Dr., By Mr. Thioman: authorizing the i A i iz whith samed the ould ratlroads,the Union | styles in buth cheap and 1880, July—Vor ;*"V‘L"z" %8 sor | ropair of two bridges on south Omaha S The White Machine justly claims to be the e e P Tizsourl Pacific and Wabash, | verg fine goods, At lower COR geant of night atch, Adopted. S 1 e ' = siest runni e simples to Mr. Chris. Hartman was shot e s datton ‘_iis SR oo as per resolution by the By Mr. u.‘;a;_ + authorizing Mr. M. = best made, the easiest running, the S‘mpl‘ st in by Marshal Westerdahl Ta <t begun r: el city council.... ., 215 Donovan to trim shade trees within R construction and the most perfect Machine in y £ the Fifth iato Ch ever bought hefore, COER I certify that the above bill is cor- | {imits of sidewalk on Capttol avenne, AMERT s 5 Y Republicavs of the Fufth ess company hias now opened | We can give you corsete from 2o | rect. C. J. Westernany, near Thirteenth. Adopted. Hudsih o ones B ol hes Fist. Cl the market, Sixth wards should not fail to re ficos at all poiuts on the above roads | yy, to . City Marshal. By Mr. Dailoy: orderive repair of | \Y7ANTED -4 dirl e or inche aears 1 10 Pianos and Organs First Class T #t Roeder’s drug store this (T! and thus forcing against the old o Childron’s Corsst Waists, Skirt| UP to the time of the passage of the | yidewalks on east side Fifteenth street. NV fake careofan iaant.” Ennuice at. 1615 asy Monthly Payments, The White Co. employ as agents men of in- night, botwee 2d 9. ies the rules in regard tothe trans- § Vterens Co o appropriation ordinance an referred to | Adopted. efuham ot i S5 i d Shest Miais snd. Muss tegrity, and purchasers are alwa, s satisfled, o] business that they have enforo- | Supporters, ete. T had not found it necessary to fake [~ B¢ Mr. Labagh: ordering sidowalk VAT A woman for vashing and o heet Music B . st R —The boarding houss, corner of | .g apaint it, and will not accept| Agents for Warners Bro's Corsets. offcial notico of the fact that & | on lot 21, Capitol addition, south side | VY. 1. Franireat Emmet biuse. 551 cal Instrumen because they find everything just as repres- 10th and Harney was moved into the | traosfer packages for its exclusive I B Witzaun & 8o so-called sergeant of the night atch | T3, dge stract. Adoptod. T NTED Ceok. ATyly 1015 Wabster FINE STUCK OF L etreet yeeterday Lo maka room for Jim § peints which could have been delivered “Leading Itetailors,” | ¥ “#eraeant of the police force” had |~ By Mr. Blackmoto: Ordering side- | W suee B MOTULDINGS. : Stephenson’s new brick barn. 10 it at the starting point. onAnE " | been xppolule\l-klc_fl“y lwwnvler‘ 10 | walks on various streets. Adopted. W+ ook, at Richard's Res'am ravines and Frames at groat- Everybody should use this Machine. The giamon’s e ; e onger overlook i, as am ciaEn o = W ok vt d prices. A i donihil —Among the improvements ¢ A Celebra er. — - compelled to _cithsr allow or| r""“”‘ oF “'“""?““‘h — = e :;ifz:;’ri:‘”n‘;:j‘:nz‘;h‘u:;'l‘:"’;:r AR GRS w upon Tenth stroet is a substatial | To-morrow afterncon Prof. Robert | Mr. Will H. Webber, who bas been | rofuso to_allow pay for the place, | Onfisiance: Racomménding the per. M R e gia € Sk h v A i 1 R ides that: “‘Each | manent grading of Fairvieiw stfeet it quire John A, eShane, cor. P V. Schlagintweit 8 - | connected with the wholesale music e charter provides that: *‘Eacl g of brick block, east of Jackson street, | V.Schlagintsrcit will acrive in this city i h _ prliemenaial sy e x| Sibea Sostwill. ithithe Ve e v built by Tom Kennedy. from California, and will lec:ure in | house of Whitney Bro’s, Burlington, All orders addressed to the Omaha Office, will be promptly filled. JOHN ZEHRUNG, Cor. Davenport and 15th Sts, niwards, 162 wpwards, ¢ a window and_upswards 0 por window and upwards, Omaha MAX MEYER & CO, WIHOLE l TOBBACGONISTS ! Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwarq Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards, Pipes from 25 cents per dezen upwards, Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & €O., Omaha, Neb. ALE O A XX A . GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS m-fw Absolutely Pure. Grape Crevm Tartar.—No t, flaky hot breuds, ‘evten by dype: ticw from heavy in w Vork. 2, B, BLEWER, e oo | COMMISSION MERCHANT Builders. stie Tiling IWAIA CHARLES RIEWE, Fine Wood, CLIFFURD’S FEBRIFUGE FEVER: AGUE 1310 DODGE ST, Caskets, Shrouds, 11h, Omaka, Neb. he District of Nebraska. v Attonded To. Srderiog TR L el S e l‘"‘;}?”hc‘r R e Adf'p"’d,; s W e b Wiilp JNO. G. JACOBS, - CURIEL. b oclock Sundey | The B. & M. folks are talkingabout | ¢ 00 o able | BPectively. After some discussion the © committee on water works an, ohn T. Trwin, Jane dory ! Sic Knights who go | sinkiog a well near the Antelope, | 1f the weather prevo unfavorable | JEEEHYE LT Jane o ; ALARIAL L lo | Jetter was placed on file. sewerage reported that they were sat- | Y. Trwin, W. T, Donovan, Milton (Poruiecty of ek & {acotel n%’l’}%fi“m‘&fl’fh%flfl. Chicago with Nebraska's battallion, | tWenty fect in diameter. the opening will be postponed until | * g proverty owners on 14th | isfed that the majority of people in| Lamaster, and Nathan F. Mofftt, sure- p J. C. RICHARDSON, Prop., ro tion The State Journal, | _ William dall, the B. & M. en- | the next pleasant evening 10 3¢ rect regarding construction of new | the vicinity desired the construction ‘l = % Y s sT.LOTIS. RS SANECH " | giner whe ced his fireman off| Sy cidewalks and other improvements, | Of thesewer from Thirteenth to Ninth | {# puruance and by virtue of anexe. | ©7 0 0= /= 5 d of Jacob Gl of to-day, saye: “Qaite a largonum- |y, active, has bimsclf been | TABLELINEN | Prayer of petitionors geanted. strect; that L. B. Stanley & Co. ) 5o Tiicd Siaten for the it s, | ORDERS BV THENCRAFH SOTICITS 1 of our Kuight Templars are trying | out of the employ of the| THIS WEEK, AT CKUICKSHANK'S. | Fromreal estite owners in Nelson's | Were_the lowest bidders, and recom- AnTTAy Wy the . aeivn iihe wommBAS 3 He was Taid off az_Platts- v o loave here Sunday moruing at | WOt Seetcrday. —Lincola Jouraal. | fuar o'closk and acrive in Chicago at || Brad Ringer epent most of night | e et when they could have left | beforo last down at_ the B & L. de- L o " Mtomoon st three o'clock, | POt weiting {0 get kis brawny. arms | & Sa urday_afternoon 2 two o'clock | UPoD the person of Mr. Randail, who F riving in Chicx | recently threw his fireman off the lo- | Sunday sfterncon | tiously ivjuring him.— braska, bearing date July 20th, 1880, mended that the contract be awarded | to me directed and delrseret, 1 to them and the mayor instructed to | ied upon and taken all the right, execute the papers. Mr. Boyd made extended remarks opposing the adoption of the report. He stated that a sewer built on the plans before the council would cost A splendid lot of Table Cloths and , addition requesting that grade be es- Table Na kins just arrived, having | t2blished in said addition, on the 5 | strects and alleys thereof. Referred been purchased duriog the recent de- | ¢o committee on public property and pressicn in New York, will be sold by | improvements. us at prices that give our customersall | From residents of north Omaha, e b | requesting extension of fire alarm tel- the advantage of our bargains. egraph to North Omaha and the loca- HIBE COOR UNDERTAKER, er 15th and Cass. e and interest of the aforesaid deferdants, or either of them, in and to the following lands and tenements, to-wit: In Douglag county, N he s & sec. 11, tp. 14, 2, tp. 15, range 11, ali expose to sale, and sell b S : $100,000 a mile and that the plans e eat idder} s gl . R. RISDON, ~ —— | Aleo a ot of Initial Linen, Cambric | tjon " of 3 box at the intersection of | would requi i s the law directs, on the [sth day of | oy . - e | io o quire three or foue miles of | Sertemie 1n e jath oy of | General Ins e A Beat Meals in_the city st Tizard'. | Gl Handkerchiefs at $1.50 & box, worth | Saunders and Hamilton streets. Re | mains, or an exporso of thee an soon | s Hrpicty 1883 at the hour of 10 otock | General Insurance Agent, \ | in the forenoon of said day, at the north door of the United States postoffice and court housebuilding, in the city of Omaha, las county, Nebraska. Said eale is to sati Teimming| FC¥ the pureat and est ico cream, | $3.00, and a rare assortment of Fancy | ferred to committee on firo. and Trmming | ) Gnest flaor, go to Beinderff & | Handkerchiefs, better vals than ay| _From E. E. French, W. T. Seaman, | 0.H. % . [ M. [Bwro ever offred befors. Auothe | chis thas Ssowiers sttt oa v, hundred thousand dollare. We now Pay a tax of five per cent and it was worth while to consider if we could ¥uall line of Di ks always in stock, in latest shades, L. B. Wriutaxs & Soxs. REPRESENTS PHENIX ASSCRANCE €O, - LANGE & FOITICK. Dealers in e 3 afford to pay it all ont for curbing, court obtained at mané‘rflfi'?irmflf ciphia,Capltal OOK I O ; ES ; it - Great Bargain in Laces, consisting of | after designated as Sheridan avenue, | guttering and sewerage, He thought in favor of the said Charles W BATIONAL,Cap- - - We are sclling domestics, sheetings, | poy 00 o Brveon receive daily | Silk, Langueoc, Breton, Tortion and | 8 a slizht token of the appreciation | that there was a bettor plan than | Seywour and Wiliaum W. Warde] £ ichi g Shelf Hardw. b o4 ,lower than any house I3 | oq siyiesin jewelry, silverware efc., | Irish, at 5c and 105 o yard. Come|0f, fervices in the removal of the | that of direot taxation, snd that the | L5 b House EurnishisgCecdnt e 8 B. Wruxs & Soxs. |7 lssgost etock of clocke |escly and get the frst aelstion of | g7 HAdUUAFLer to this city, | goxt loghlaturs rosld graut tz0 ity VLT D Nails” and; Ete. ! ek - i s table. | the right 19 issue bordeso that those 7, 8 al, 1 3 \ |0 watches in tho city. | thesa goode. W02} Fron T, W, T, Richerds in regasd | 5ho came after o o onjayed tha | aneslitagry Dt of 3 4401 Farnham Btreet, lat Do v Faat First Mational Bank, . . ’ A