Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1880, Page 2

- T7E DAILY BEE B. ROSEWATER: EDITOR TO CORRESPONDENTS. Orm CounTy Framos we will slways be sleased hear trom, on all matters connecisd With erope, country politics, and on any subject whatever, of geuers! interests to the people of curState. Any information connected with theclections, ard relating to floods, accideate, will be gindly vecelved, A1 wuch commusics- tiors Bowever, must be a briel 2 posible; and they must inall cages be written on ome «tde of the shect only. m Naxr or Wrres, In full, must inesch and every case ascompany any communication of what pature soever. Thls I8 not intended for ublicatien, butfor our own eatisfaction nd s proot of good taith. roumcAL. srorwceExTs of cavdidases for Office—s heth- ex:made by welf or friends, and whether as no- {ioes or communications to i Editor, are il pominations are made simply persoos!, +nd will be charged for a8 sdvertisements. Yo wor desire contributions ofa. Nieesag or poetizal character; and we will not vndertake 1o preserve or reserve the sme in auy cao whatever, Our siafl s muficienty Jarge o are than muppiy our limited epace. Al communications should be addresmod to E. ROSEWATER, Editor " KATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT: TAMES A. GARFIELD, of Ohio. TOB VICE-PRESIDEX CHESTER A. ARTH! of New York. PRESID GEORGE W. COLLINS, of Pawnee County. JAMES LAIRD, of Adams County. JOHN M. THURSTON, of Douglas County. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. For Member of Congress, EDWARD K. VALENTINE. For member of Congress (Contingent), THOMAS J. MAJORS. For Governor, ALBINUS NANCE. For Lieutenant-Governor, E .C. CARNS. For Secretary of State, 5. J. ALEXANDER. For Auditor, JOHN WALLICHS. For Treasurer, G. M. BARTLETT. For Attorney-General, C. J. DILLWORTH. For Commistioner of Public Lands fand ‘Buildings, G. KENDALL. For Superintendent, of Public Instruct on, V. W. JONES. DISTRICT TICKET. For Attorney—Third Judicial District. N. J. BURNHAM. —_— TAX EXEMPTION. The tax payers of Omaba aud Dongles county bave a vital interest in the “matter of railway texation. Douglas county voted snd donated six hundred thoueand dollars in aid of railronde, and the city of Omaha voted two hundred thousand dollars of city bonds for the purchase of the U. P. depot grounds. xor sbout t years the tax payers of Omaba end Douglae county have been bled to the tune of ecighty thoa- sand dollars = year to gmeet the interest on the railroad debt, not counting the large sum collected for the sinking fund. By the time the enticn bonded debt incurred for the benefit of railrosd corporstions by this city and county has been liquida- tcd, the enormous sum of over two willions of dollars will have been exacted from the tax-payersof this <ty and county for the benefit of tbe railroads. This sum represents the equivalent of twenty thousand dol- Jare boous to each of two hundred factories. In other words, with the sum of money which Omsha and Douglss county tax payers will have peid for the benefit of the railroads, they could have establiehed two hundred factories and paid each of them twenty thou- wind dollars tostart with, If each of these factories bad given employment to & hundred operatives Omaha would have afforded steady employment to twenty thousand mechanics and ls- borers, and it is fair to estimate that these twenty thousand working men would have increased the -population of this city by fally fifty thousand. While we admit that Omaha has dr, rived material benefits from the rail- roadsfand will continne to do e, wo insist that we are entitled by tle immense bonuses we bae given these corporations to the benefit of the tixes due from their property in prc- yortion to its value. We insist thit the railroads shall be compelled {o bear their share of the burden of spe- cixl taxes for improvements adjacent to their property, such as pavements, scwerage, eto. Under the new law all railroad pro- perty including depot grounds, depot b sildings, machine shops and ware- houses are classed with rolling stock aud equipments as personal property and sre lumped with the roadway ina general estimate. This exempts the roal estate of railroads from epecial taxation as well as from the general Jooal taxes. It is simply outrageous that real estate owners of the Firet wnd Second wards of Omaha should B> compelled to pay the entire cost «f the South Omnha sewer and the rai'- roads should not pay a dollar toward this improvement, when they own fully one-sixth of the resl estate in t.ose wards. 1f the law is mot rc- poaled, and the oouncil mext yesr +hould decide to pave Tenth street, ~hich passes right in froat of the de~ yot grounds, the owners of Tenth +t-cet lota would have to pay the en. vire paving tax, and the railroads ~ould nct pay a do'lr, although the ) avement would b. laid maipiy to give batter access 1o eir own ~eounds. —_— Oxama showed her co ors well in 120 front at Oamp Baford. The vic- t ries of the Union Pacific band and 4 smpany G, were deservedly earned ® 1d testified to the proficiency of those «-ganizations. — Ix Jooks now something like the cel- « rated serenade given to Marehsl ) sllow. Like Ballou, Dr. Miller hes 3 - further use for his enemies. —— Evzer telgraphicdispatch plucke o 4 atber from the tail of the democrat- £ rooster. i NOR'HERN DOUGHPACES. It is eminently in accord with the eterns] fitness of things for the editor of the Herald to defend the census teauds of the south by declaring that there were also frauds in the north. Northern men elwsys did make the most cruel slzve drivers and northern democratic editors are the mcst bra- zen apologists for southern infsmies. The way the southern heart was fired just before the war was by the incen- diary eppesls to the elave driver egainst the hell hounds of aboliticn, as they were called, In the New York Day Book. That peper was published in New York by acoaple of northern donghfaces wko made capital down south by ccllating every item of news that tended to thow northern sympathy forronawey slaves or expressed sentiments deroga= tory to the elovenly and shiftless mensgement of southern plantation, railroads and factories. The New York Day-Book was the Bible of the eouth- ern fire-eaters before the war, and did as much to precipitate the rebellion s the speeches of the Yancey'e, Toombs' and Benjamin’s. It is 0 mow. Themost disloyal and inflammatory sheets of the present duy are printed in the north by men of northern birth, who haven't the courage to do the fighting for the con- federates, bat bravely fight their bat- tles with the pen. For instance, the Detroit Free Press, a democratic paper published in the loysl state of Michi- gan, prints two distinot editions, one for home consumption, with moderate woll-gaarded editorials on the political iesues of the day; the other, known among the employes of the concern a8 the “‘rebel edition,” intended strictly for circulation down south. That edition, gotten up on the Brick Pomeroy model, represents the eonthern people as downtrodden, op- pressed and outraged, appeals to southern passions to avenge the Lost Cuuse, and holds out the promise of a restoration of the Confederacy to democratic domination. Of course this edition of the Detroit Free Press is not allowed to see dsylight in the state of Michigan, but down south it istaken as the regular edition of the Free Press, and us a fair sample of northern democratic sentiment. Now we concede thst the preat body of the morthern democrats are logal men, many of them have de- monstrated their patriotism and devo- tion to tbe Union during the late war. But the democratic pspers are for the most part edited by northern dough- faces who always cringe to the south- ern sristocrat and would black the boots of a confed brigadier at any time in order to show their devotion t5 the south. How any southern man can respeot such-lick epittles always has been o mystery. The cardinal principle of the confederates is that every American owes sllegiance to his native state above a'l his obli- gations to the government of the United States. Any northern man who professes to believe in state soy- ereiguty and then turns traitor to his own state and section can etand no higher in the estimation of a southern man than a southern man who has deserted the oconfederates. These northern doughface editors may get their reward some day for their trea- 01 10 thoie own acetion, but # will be when Loyalty becomes a crime and treason is classed among the virtues. We don’t propose to be personal in the matter, but it strikes us that Dr. Miller, » native of the Empire state cuts @ very exeorable figure among men of his own section when he be- comes the mouthpiece, apologist and champion of Missiesippi bulldozers Louisiana leaguer« and South Caro- lina census stuffers. Sexaros Huw, of Colorado, is one of the richest members of the United States reuate. He is chief owner of the Great Recuction works at Argo, near Denver, incorporated as the Bos- ton and Oolorado Reduction works Tt is expected that 1,000,000 tons of ore wil be reduced thersin the present yeor. This is 2- 470 tops cvery twenty-four hours. The value to the works will not be loss than $30 per ton, or $82,000 per per day, and 830,000,000 per year. If the average be put §50 per ton, and ths cost of workiog not over $5 for the same, the expenses are §5.000 000 for purchase against 50,000,000 for profit. The profits have been esti- mated in 1878 at $1,500,000; in 1879 as about §3,000,000, and this year at ubout §5,000,000. Tok New York press is agitated on the subjact of crammiog tn the public schools, and Richard Grant White is vigorously belaboring the school system of the city, which is declared to be ton years behind the west in matter: of instruction. Complaint is made that parents do not takea practical interest in the school room life of their children and bring their influence to bear on the teachers and school cfficers. Tux cotton crop of the present year shows @ remsrkable increase in the total crop, in the amount moved over- land snd in the home consumption. Five millions, seven hundred and Gfty-seven thousand bales were sold during the past year and nearly two million bales were consumed in the United States. Wheat is king and cotton queen. Tz New York Tribune, comment- iogon the Maine election, remarke that “‘the ship yards are ‘not proper- ous, but wait until you hear from the corn felde.” Never shout until the retarns are all in. — The Bouthern Pacific track is ad- vancing at the rate of two miles per day, aud is now up to the line of New Mexico. The station_at Sulphn Spring Valley is named Wilcox. ~Ex oellent water in sbundance is found at six feet. This will be the most im portaut station east of Tucson, being the nataral point of supply for Forts Grend, Bowie, Thomas cker, San Carlos, Gila Valley, Los Cabescs, Merry Dietrict and ths Globe mipirs z’::tzy. The sliitude is over 4,000 | M. OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS. Colorado. The headwaters of Snake river sre attracting attention, The Poncho hot spricgs are to be carried to Salida by pipe. The coal ontp: ¢ °f the Como mines during the winter will probably aver- age two hundred tons per day. Water for placer mining holds out well this season. The many starms heve done this good if no otber. Tre annual internal revenne of Colorado two years ago was $68,000. Now it reaches about £225,000. The indications are tha will be greately wanted in the course of the nex: six montbs, The bullion_yield of Leadville for the year to_date is $10,164,657 as ag-inst $10,760,000 for the whole of 1879, The Parblo and Kit Carson railway company intend to build 8 road from from Pueblo to Kit Carson, on the Kanzas Pacific. . The South Park telegraph line was eompleted to Pitkin, in the Gunnison country, on the 13th, and was the oo- casicn of great rejoieing. Five hundred graders were put to work last week on the Gunpisn ex- tension cf the RioGrande. It isex- pected by the extension company to reach Maysville by October 10. The largest nugget of horn_silver yet discovered in Silver CHff camp wes found on the Calfornia lode. It was fully as large as an egz. Soveral emaller piec:s were found in the same opening. The Denver and Rio Grande rail- way hes lel a contract for grading an extension from Kokemo to Brecken- ridge. The track will probably be completed to Kokomo by November leand to Breckenridge by January 1. The largest output of cre, in ton- nage, on record, wes that made by Skift-bors Ballard, of the Chrysolite onthe 4th, Sixty men are employed on Mr. Ballard's shift, who in eight hours broke down and hoisted 206 cars, equal to about as many tons. Kenosha hill is no longer the high- est railroad point inthe United States. The gradingon the western extension of the Denver & Rio Grande road, between Leadsills and Kokomo,where it passes over the Continental divide, is several hundred feet higher. Rails have been laid on the Jules- burg track. Thirty-five car loads of ties and iron are being received per day. The tracklayers are crowding the graders. The graders will be out of the way entirely in a few days and then the track-men can go shead for 40 miles. The mines of Sheep mountain are now showingup in a very flattering way. Many lodes »hich have not hera: tofore been considered of any partiou- lar worth sre showing mineral in larger or smaller quantities, and the miners, almozt to & man, are steadily delving in the eerth, well assured of success, The latest crazs is on Battle moi tain, in the Eagle River mining dis- trict, some thirty miles northwest of Leadville, Develormerts have pro- gressed 5o far and shown such an smount of minersl in that locality that a road and telegraph are being pushed forward from Leadville, and miners and caitslists are now going into this camp in large numbers, Car- bonate depoeits are rich and large. Smelters have already been erected. ‘Wyoming. The mines in the Bramel district are lockiog up. Tho stage that is to run botwaen Loramie snd Cummins City, is cn haod. Cheyenne Baptists have purchased s Tot and will to>nbegin the erection of anow church edifice. The Mormons aro tzking possession of Salt River valley, aud establishing & polygamous colony. - Work is being vigorously pushed at the Liramie rolling mill. All the dif- ferent machiuea are at work, and sev- pear Blackfoot Oity. The mine e« braces acres of mineral land in Ophir gulch, including the bars. The ground is about thirty feet and the 1y gravel averages about twenty fect ia thicknees. It will require a flame from two to three miles long to etrike the bed rock at the lower end of the ground, but when this has teen doue, the company will have about four miles of pay ground at the head of their flume. There fs smple water supply—frem 1500 to 2000 inches-and the design s to Lut in & flame of sufi cient capacity t> utilize this water. Estimatea cost of{flame, §20,000. Anzons. Plans are drawn for the industrisl school to bs erected at San Cerlos. A tri-weekly stage wi'l soon be put on between Globe and Tucson. Time, 80 hours, Ani:lExf incorporation have been filed with the secretary of tha ferri- tory, of a company called the ‘“Mari copa, Pheenix and Prescott railroad compan; The rails of the Atlantic & Pac’ railroad are already 1+id -bout ffty ‘miles (including 25 miles of the N.1M &S. P.R R ) out from Albuguerq towards Fort Wingate, leaving than 350 miles to reach Prescott. The construction force has been dnubled The time for reaching Fort Wing-to is fixed for the first of January next, and the point north and nearest to Prescott for next July; the entire read to be completed to the Colorado for Juce 1st, 1882, Oregon. = The Kinney Mills, 81lem, are turn- ing out 500 barrels of flour per day. Clams are scarce alonz North Pa- eific beach, owing to a freshet in the Columbia. Six hundred and fifty feet of the Coos Bay breakwater is completed. The appropriation being exhsusted the bauds are discharged. Itis be- lieved that an_additional expenditure equal to that slready made will give 24 feet on the bar. The Seeyle Falls ara on ths north branch of the Scappoose, and are un- rivalled in pictureeque beauty. They aro in shape of a horseshos. On_ove eide of the stream the bank rises hun- dreds of feet, as regulerly as if laid by the hand of a magon. Mrs. Yoakam, of Coos River, aided by her daughter and one hired man, carries on her farm, and she has this summer already lsid down 1600 pounds of butter, for which she ex- pects to realize 50 cents pes vaund in the win for her stock she has forty tous to el California. Dr. Glenn will harveet over 1,000, 000 sacks of grain this season. Over 300 Indian hop-pickers are employed in Humboldt county. There is a proposition to establish extensive swclting works in San Diego. A French company are_negotirt'ng for_several hydraulic claims at Gard- ner's Point and St Louis, Sierra county. The hop-picking season at the San Jose hop ranchos has begun. Tho crop this year s the larzestand fnest ever grown in the valley, snd when dried will be shipped to London. Tt is estimated that one thousand tons of tanbark will bo peeled the present year north of Sanfa Cruz, a large portion of which will be de livered at the local tanneries. At the San Jose Fruit Packing company's cannery, 300 persons are now employed. About 75 tons «f frait—peaches, pears and plume—are worked daily. At the Golden Gate cennery a large froe isslso employed. They_have a steam orusher, stem- mer and feeder in Napa county which will vot only stem the crush them, but actually from the wacons (o tho orushor, s thata teamster unloading his granes can empty them directly from wagon it the feeder which eral buildirgs are being b The cattle shipments will bs amaller than lust yesr aud stcek men are growling because ail ship so near the same time, keoping down prices. Nevada. For the first time in over two yeara the Humwbcldt Reduction Worke, at Winnermucea, are again in full opera- tion. Nearly all the buildings on the west side of Main street at Eureka, that were scorched by the fire, are repaired, orare in course of repairs. Massurements of the ors bodles in the Alexavder mine, Nye, county, give a total value of £72,000,000, of which £48,000,000 is profit. L. W. Harris of Round Hole, Roop county, claims to have the champion salt marsh of tho state, He is erect- ing machinery and will soon be able to supply the whole country. Montana. The hill tops are covered with new snow. Benton is to haves new, first-class hotel, and §25,000 has already been subgcribed. Helena is not yet through rejoicing over the completion of its elegant opera house, A first-class hotel is being put up in the National Park whereriding horses and_ocutfits will be kept for stage tourists. Information from the grain-pro- ducing sections of Montana is to the effcct that the cereal crop will not sg gregate an avarage. The much written-down Yogo dig- gins are said to be turning out well now. But too many were fooled to return to the district again soon. A party of workers of the Utah & Northern railroad have pitched their tents on Camp croek. The party are to commence work on a tunnel 500 feet long. Several boats are expected at Ben- ton before the river falls to its lowest stage, to convey quartz from the new mines to Bismarck for thipment to the smelting worke. The reports from tthe Quartz dis- trict, in the Belt mountains, are f; vorable. Several tons of ore has been shipped via the Missouri river, to test the ore in this eity. The new post, Fort Maginnis, has been located in Meagher county. It is not probable the government will have a reservation 15320 miles unless the title of previous occupants is pur- =h;’nd. = astureage is getting to scarce in Deer Lodge Valley that dairy pro- ducts are advancing and some cwners think of soon feeding hay to their milk cows. The late start of grass, and the continued dry weather opera: ted disastronsly in s valley over- stocked with cattle and sheep and in which a large area is now under fence. Prospectors working not over fifty miles from Bozeman, have struck ove of the richest and most extensive bodies of argentiferous; galens ever discovered in the territory. One man, who recently returaed from Leadville, has examined the “‘new strike,” and them into the crusher. Washington. Yakima county has an area of 7648 equare miles, The Newell Qolony bave selacted land on Sherman prairie, 15 miles from Olympis. A stick of timber was cut in Tacoma to put in the ship Dashing Wave, that is 120 feet long and 24x14 inches in thickness, Ohinese prosgectors are on the way in‘larze numbers for the Swauk mincs in Washington tetritory. They aro attracted by the recent find of a $700 nugget by a lucky Celestial, Indians are coming in in_ large pumbers from the Souad and Bri clambia, to eogage in hop-picking, The orop of Payatlup valley, will 1o larger than tha crop of last year. A man reports that while ascending the Columbia river, when oprosits Mount Baker, he cbserved the moua- tain n & state of violent eraption, flames streaming up from the summit, and large volumes of emoke ascending skyward. Upon the return trip the same phenomenon was observed, though it was less noticeable. — Nebraska Republican Platform, 1. The republicans of Nebraska most heartily endorse the profession of princi. ples formulated by the national republscan Convention at Chicago, and plaigo sheic unswerving support to the candidates there ominated. im the doctrines of national in_the formulated principles upon which the perpetaity of the nation zests, anr that the principle of heme rule a8 entnciated by the democratic party is but the cautions expression of the Callionn doctrine of state rights, s revolutionary in its character and destructive of the unity of the nation, S Vo pegard the roceat seizure of the anq e wholesale robbery cf the Fanchises of the reublican citizens of Al: abama, surprisiog in the maguitnde and effrontery of the crime of all former efforts of the party under the Tweed plan in New York, and the Mississippi plan in the south, as a fair specimen of demoeratic sthod and a forecast of democratic do- minion in_national affairs that should in- cita every honest man and taxpayer in the gomtry tomont ewmest endeavor to do- e party of brigandage and fraud at e valein November o e have considered “what Lee and Jackson would do if they were alive,” and have de‘ermired to em_loy our best ener- Fies n preventing the seirure of the nation- &l government by their living comrades through the frauds of the soid south. 5. We congratulate the peopls of the state upon the rapid increase of popula- tion and wealth, and upon the good meas- ure of prosperity that has rewarded their Iabor, upon the rapid upbuilding of our mlmn’l interests since the suceess of re- sumption and the revival of trade. 6. We pladge our support to such legis- lation in_congress and such measures by state legislatures as may be necessary to effect a correction of abuses and prevent corporations. 7. We most cordially invite the aid and co-operation in the latest defense of the national integrity and national purse of all republicans and war democrats who have differed with us on temporary issues, or bave clung to the party name. Remolved, That we_beartily join_in the recommendation made by General Garfeld in bis letter of acceptance in urging upon congress th ly improvement of the Miszouri river for barge navigation. “MADE NEW AGAIN.” declares it to be richer and spparent- 1y more extensive than sny lead 8o far discovered in Leadville. Theexact lo- cality is kept recret. On;:.f the mhml placer’ in Lonf 'was_récently purchased and will becpened. Itis in Ophir 3 St. OarmERINES, Ont. E. V. Przsce, M. D.: T have used your favorite prescription, Golden Medical Discovery and Plessant Pur- gative Pellets, for the lact three mooghs and find myself—(what shall Tsey)—“made new sgain,” are the r; and besides sufficient hay | extortionate discrimination in charses by | St 310 only words that exprees it. I wasre- duced to a skelton, could pot walk across the ronm without fainting,could keep nothing in shape of food on my. stomach. Tand my friends had given up sl hope, my immediate death seemed cortain. 1 can never be t o thavkful to thess who recommended your medicines, f r Inow live (to the domy own work, I desire to make this etatement in order that those sof- given your remedies a triat, Youra respectfully, Mis. War. D. RYCEMAN. — ur drugeletfor nProf Guilmette'sFrech Pa, eod take no other, INFLAMED GUMS araivstantly relieved, and will be permanently cured by the use of SOZODOXT. The wider it is Fnown, the better it is liked. It bistory is oue ling, continaous record of success a1 a beneflcial and moat fragrant wash Other preparations for the teeih have sipeared and passed away, but SOZO- DONT remaina, Toss +ro eari'y mended, apd strong 1y, by SPALDING'S GLuz. It isalways ready 10 be used, and mey justly be termed ““Semrer pararus.” STANDING. 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D, 8, New York has located fn Omaha, and guarantecsto o fist clas work. Deuts1 Roome, over A Cruickshank & Co.s, Cor. 16th and Douglas, 2m AYFR'S SARSAPARILLA, PURIFYING THE BLOOD L~ which are very vaent, and Mfl, It purifies the blood- = purges out the ing humors In the system, thatuodermine bealth aud seutls into troublesome disorders. ~ Erup {lona of o ki are th appesrance an the a 075, that should bo expelled fromthe Jood. derangementsare the determin- ation of these same humors to some internal orsan, o Greane, whose action they deracge, aud Whose substance they disesce and destroy. e oo W pan it ol Lo e o e blood. When theyare gone, the disondars they produce disappeay, suck ab 2 the Liver, Stomach, Ridneys, L and Eruptive Disecses of the Ski Fire, Hose g&aumfiug, m%p Pain in the Mflso"’: e and Head, e Sterility, L Head, Fomals Wsknars, Stersty parturs health returns, PREPARED BY BR. J. C. AYER & co., LOWELL, MASS. Practica! end Analytical .Chemis s SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. surprise of everybody) and am sble o | be rg maynot despair until they have | ——— ACASE OF PILES OF 30 YEARS' | br DR.C.McLANE'S|: ELECTION PROCLAMATION, On Court House Bonds. At a seesion of the Beard of Countv Comm's- las, in the State of Septem: A.D, 1560, it was by ssid * curd fovivad, That tho following quest'on be snd me |- he e~y rubmitted s a pronosition o the qualified electors of the County of Leug- e Nebrasie -1 o the e eciors 1 the County of Douglas in the Etate of Nebrasks: 5 The Boar1:fCou ty Commissloners of eaid coun'y hereby submit ths foliowing proposition: Shall ?he 0 u ty of Do 2 @ of Nebracks, byt Gouaty Coman cotipod ‘bonds in -he amo- f 0/ & hondred an] twen- ty-fl o thousand dol's:s for the jurposs of ad- 2 10 tho constraction, erection and o mpetion and the construc'icn, eretion snd completk.n ot 8 cours ) ouse bulldfng in 1he oty of Omaha, County of Douzlss, in ths Siate of Neb a ka, for oty purp s m d all 158 purpoor foF Whlch suan co8 ¢ heass may 1o gy 3 ¢d and approprare the mn v aised th reby 'or Al 1 Tach comstruction. or far such ¢ Ad'0 Sloton of s bUTINg, i The couts and exoense of sad buildine not t exceed The datel Ja uacy o, 131, 1 yabi coun + treamr r of said cor fweniy years. viih i t¢ in- ix {6) per ceat. pe- nnam, paystle semi. 1 not bo 8ol less han par. In addlt un €3 hoevy for ordi-ary axes thers sbail be levied aud co lected & tax. annually »8 Provided by law, for the payment of the infereat 0 8uid bo\d: b3t becom-vdue and an addi- tonal amount shall bo levied and courcted s Ldcd by law, sute ent t> pas the principal bouds at matarity, and pro-fued that cro then fifteen per cent, of ' tho priveipal #aid bor ds shall bolevied in s one vear, and drd slways that in no cvent shal bonds be {toa greater smoust then ton per cent, of ssessed valuatio of all the tixable proper- in sai county. Titerest s*al be paid on said s cnl fromm and after the d £ of b sao ot of of sal 1 bonds or &y part thereof and the receip., of the moucy thereror. said bonds shall be_redscmable at the op- tioa of the Board of Coutty Commissiners of sald co mty at t1 e expiration of tea years from Nolevy sball be made to ey avy part of the princlpal cf » id bonds until after the « xplration of ten years from the date of said bonds. Tue foim 1n which the above propomtion shall be submitted shall be by bal'ot, upon ‘whioh ballot shall be printed or w ritted tlie words: ‘Againet Court 1y printed or H coa:d taken to he in favor of eaid proposition, and all’ billots cast having tieron tho Words “Against Court Houss Bonds” sisll be doemed and taken to be against said propost- ton, and if two-thi da of tho ¥oIcs cAst. at the. dion herelnatter provided n this beball be in faver «f the above proposition, it shall be deemed and taken 10 be c rrie: A. D.1:80, at the following vamed o P it na Precinct No. one (—Turner Hall. Omaha_Precinct No. two (2)-No. B englne house, Sixtecnth £t 01 aha F'recinc No. three (3)—Carpenter shop, 10th =t , 2 docrs south of ongmeouselot No. 2. ‘Omaha Precinet No. four (4)—Sheriffs office, court house. Umaha Piecinct No. ous, ssuthesst cor e | Omana ProcinctNo. Earatogs J teoinct—Schicol house, neat Gran- five (5)—Ed. Lesder's <ih hicago S Tenginehouso, 20th and Tzard stree nlgs. ‘Florenco Prosinet—Florence Fotel. Uiston Brechnet~Irvington sahool hcuse. Jefferson Precinct—School house in District 5. 4). Evhom Procinct—Elkhora school house. Pave Valley Procinot—School houss at Waterloo. Chicago Preclat—School house at Elkbom Station. 3 ‘Milard Prectuct—Millerd echool hovss. MoTarile Precinct-—>tcCardle school house, Douglas Preoinet—House of J. C. Wiicox. Weat Omaha Precinet—School house in Dis- trict No. 46. <5 “Aud wbich election will be opened at 8 o'clock tn the morning nd will continu_opea. uatil 6 aeiock in the afteracon o 1o same day. BANKING HOUSES. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED. BANKING HOUSE IN NEBRASKA. CALDWELL, HAMILTONSCO BANKERS. Business ‘ransacted sme as that o an Incor- porated Pank. Accounts kept In Currency or gold subject to tshi shock wibhatt netiee o010 o Certificatee of deposit lssusd pavatle in thres, six aad twelve months, bearing interest, of on domand without nterést. 20 Advances mado to -ustomers on_spproved se. curities at markot rates of lterest Buy andsel] cold. bills of exchange Govern. ‘ment, State, County and City Bonds. Draw Sight Drafts on ¥n land, Ireland, Scot- Iand, and all parts of Europe. Soll E ropean Paseara Tickets. GOLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. augldit 18656. WHOLESALE 1880. AND RETAIL. A OOMPLETE STOCK FOR SPRING= STYLISH AND G00D, SUMMER NOBBY AND CHEAP. We have all the Latest Styles of Spring Suitings, an Elegant Stook of Ready-Mads ClotLing in Latest Styles. ing @oods Stook Complete Gent's Furnish- HATS, GAPS, TRUNKS AND VALISES, In fact the Stock 1s complete in all Departments. Don’t Fail to see omw Mr. Thomas Tallon. S tom Department in charge of M. HELLMAN & CO, m3teodsw 1501 & U. 8 DEPOSITORY. First Naiona Bank OF OMAHA. Cor. 18th and Farnham Streets, OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT IN OMAHA. (SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROS.,) BSTABLISHED Ix 1850. Organized as a National Bank, August 20, 150, Capital and Profits Over$300,000 Specially suthorized by the Secrotary or Treasury 40 receive Subscription to the U.S.4 PER CENT. FUNDED LOAN. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS ‘Hauax Kourzs, Presidont, ‘Avovstus Kouxtzs, Vice President. H.W. Yarrs. Cuhier. & J. PorraToN, Attorney. JoBN A. CR fomTos. . H. Davis, Ass't Cashler. This bank receivesdepostt without rezard to amounts. Tasuca time certificates bearing fnterest. Draws drafts on San F.auciseo and peincipal citicn of the Unlted Statos, als» London, Dublin, principal cities of the conti” ope. Sells passige tickets tor Emigrasts n the In- man mayl st REAL ESTATE BROKER Geo. P. Bemis’ Rear EstaTe Acency. 15th & Douglas Sis., Omaha, Neb. This agency does STRIOTLY & brokerage buste neas. Does notapeculate, and therefore any bar- gains on lts books ed to 1(a patrons, in stead of belng gobbled up BOGGS & HILL, REAL ESTATE BROKERS No 1408 Farnham Strect OMAHA - NEBRASKA. Office —North Slde opp. Grand Central Hotsl. Nebraska Land Agency. W ConLiss, (8ea) e FReo Dhrxzi, County Commissiours, JOHN R. MANCHESTER, Co.uty Cleck. 1430 Ak the recov- red dyspeptics,bil- ‘ous suflercrs, ‘vic: tims of fe an ague, tho mercurlal isesed patlent, how they recavered health, cheerfal apirits’ and " good Lppetite; they'wi il you by’ tak- g Snon v ULATOR, - = “The Che ! 3 omh, Chespest, Purest aod Best Fauly Ml For DYSPEPSTA, CONSTIPATION, Jauadice Blllious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, De reesion of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, IHoar o z:;r‘f;‘.nuia Southern Remedy e warranted ¢ a singie particl RCURY, oF Any infurious winockl sibatance, bt 1o Purely Vegetable. outhiorn Koota and e Providency bsa bl or Discace oot pravall, It caused by Derangement of Horbs, e 7S of Liver Complaint are ltter or bad taste in the mouth: Pain fu ¢ Back, Rides or Joints,oftan mistaken forRheuma- tsm; Sour Stomach: Los of ApFetit ywels aitarnately costive acd Iax; Headache; Loss of Memory, with a painfnl sensation of having fall ed o do something which ought to bave been dono Debility, Low Epirits, a- thick yollow ap- rance of the skin and Eyes, & dry Cough of. 2 missken e Consinplo: “ s many of thess aymptoms site o e 3y ot oty ""““,':’.‘}' Lizer the onean o tho bo arally tho ‘sos of the dissase, and it Ixnl’ Sated Ir ¢ Tafleing, wrotetieds eartburn and_Dyspepst Simmans’ Liver Regulator. Lewls G. Wand 1R28 Wnster Street, Assistant Post Mastol “if76 nav tested Its virtuss, personally, and Know that for. Dyspepein, Hiliousnesa, " dod ‘Throbbing Headache, 1t s the best medicine tha world_ever eaw. Wo have tried forty other remedies before Eimmons’ Liver Regolator, but nono of them gave us moro than temporary re- ef: but the Regulator not only redeved, but cured us."—Editor Telagraph and Messenger, Macon, Ga. waxUTACTORRD ONLY BY J. H. ZEILIN & CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Price, §1.00° Bold by all Draggists. septdsodawly DAVIS & SNYDER, 1605 Farnham St. Omaha, Nebr. 400,000 ACRES carofully selected land in Esstern Nebraska for mle. Great Bargainain improved farms, and Omsba. gigpropurty. o, WEBSTER SNYDER, Late Land Com'r U. P. B. B p-teb7ee BTRON REED. LEWIS REXD, Byron Reed & Co., OLDEST ESTABLISKD REAL ESTATE AGENCY 1§ NEBRASKA. Keep a complete shatract of title to all Real Estate In Cmahs and Douglas County. mas1il HOTELS. THE ORIGINAL. BRIGGS HOUSE | Cor. Randolph Bt; & Gth Ave., CHIUAGO ILL. PRICES REDUCED TO $2.00 AND $2.50 PER DA Located in the business cente, con: to plac-a of amusement. Elvgan Iy furni Ing all modern improvements, passer r, & J. H. CUMMINGS, Fropristor, oc16tt SHOW CASES MANUPACTURED BY O. J. WILDH, 1317 CASS ET., OMAHA, NEB, £8A good assortment always on band. ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS. The owner of the celebrated Kaolin Banks, near LOUISVILI E, NEB., now ready at the depot at Louisville, on the B. & M, railroad, WEITEH BRIOCE to fll any order at reasonablo prives. Par. ties desiring a white front o ornamental ick will do well to give us a call or send for sample. J. T. A, HOOVER, Prop., Lociaville. Neh M. R. RISDON, General Insurance Agent, REPRESENTS : PHONIX ASSURANCE CO., of Lon- C: 111, ‘This compound o ,000, the vegetanle alter | THE MERCHANTS, ewark, 000, atives, Sarsaj lla | GIRARD FIRE,Philadelphia,Cap ,000,000 ‘Dock, Still and | NORFHWESTESN NATIONAL,Cap- Mandrako with tho | _ltal . 9000 Todides of Potashand | FIREMEN'S FUND, California. . 800,000 (ron, makes & mos | BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANGECo 1,200,000 refl cure of s | NEWA (K FIRE INS. CO., Assets. ),060 eries of complaints | AMERICAF CENTRAL, Asscts. Southeast Cor. of Fifteenth & wenpey Saataey JNO. G. JACOBS, (Formerly of Gish & Jacobs) UNDERTAKER Ho. 1417 Farnbam Bt., Old Stand of Jacob Gis ORDERS BY TELEGRAPH SOLICITH Tty MEAT MARKET U. P, Block. 16th St. Fresh anSalt Meata o all kinds oonstant o band, prices reasonable. Vegetabl T ol e WM L R 16t J. O. VAPOR, MERCHANT TAILOR Capitol Ave,, Opp. Masonic Hall, OMAHA, - - - - - NEB, TEE CELEBRATED Gval Steel Tooth Harrow Manutactared by Lk GROOY & GEDDINGS, Fon du Lec, Wis. 3 F. D COOPEE, Witetor pafose, Fior Ageant, Omaba, Keb. CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER! Metal'o Cases, Cofins, Casksts, Shrouds, ete. Faroham Etreet, Bet. 10t 854 1170, Omahs, Neb. Telegraphic Orders Promptly Astended To, OGDEN HOUSE, Cor. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY Council Bluffs, Towa: On line of Strect. Railwsy, Omnibus ‘o +nd from Al trams. RATES—Parlor floor, $3.00 per day: scoond floor. 8260 per day ; thifd fluor, $2.00. The best furnished and most com nedious hoose in the city. T. PHEL METROPOLITAN Osams, Nas. IRA WILSON - PROPRIETOR. The Metropolitan is centrally located, and first class In evory rospsct, haviog recently been entirely ronovated. Tha public wii find it & ‘comfortable and homeliks B mar: UPTON HOUSE, Schuyler, Neb. Al S. MILLER, Pro&., Schuyler, Neb. S 4 - Soluylen N FRONTIER HOTEL, Laramie, Wyoming. The miner's resort, good sccommodations, arge sample room, chs reasonable. Bpecial attention giren 0 traveling mon. . G, RILEIARD, Prmpriotor. INTER-OCEAN HOTE Cheyenne, Wyoming. First-clsse, Fine large Sample Eooms, one block from depot. Traing stop from 20 minutes t03 hours for dinner. Free Bus tosod from Depot. Rates §200, $2.50 aod §3.00, according % room; sgle meal 75 cents. A. 1. BALCOM, Proprictor. ANDREW BORDEN. Cnief Clerk. ~ mio-t B.A. Fowis. FOWLER & SCOTT, ARGHITEGT S. Jauss B. Scort, deseription on Destgnn tor bl o exthibi nwn:ogm We e cv..‘r 2 ca in dasignlay and superinte, Tog penbe vtog sod redloosea: " Pace and eofimates farniabe on short notics aou % UNION BLACK HAMBURC AMERICAN PACKET G0- Weekly Line of Steamships Leaving New York Every Thursday a¢ 2p. m. For Ergland, Frauce and Germany. For Passsge app'y to C. B. RICHARD & CO., General Passecger Ageats, fuoetl-ly mI0-Am | Thismatitation, located a* 0 TO THE LADIES 1 Farnham Street AKD CGENTLEMEN : PROF. GUILMETTES FRENCH KIDNEY PADI| B A Posi the Kid take no othe recelve tie P ISH & M:MAHON, yor dru w'st ive and Permanent Cure CGuaranteed, In all cases of Grave!, Diabetcs, Dropay. B-ight's Discase of th Kiduevs. Incontinence and Retention of Ui flamation o Fladder, i ¢ 7 k with the most » nauseous cds of testl- d e3¢ peculiar to females. or Prof If he has not ot it. s 'ad by retuen mail. Address U, 5. FRENCII PAD €0, Toledo, Ohio. LIVER PAD ane all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bloo ho pad cares by sbsorption, and is per re Ask 3 our druggst for this pad and take no ather 1 he ep it send $1.5 PAD L0, (U. 5. Branch), Toledo, ¢ recelse it by return mail HY & C Successors to Jas. K. Ish, DRUGGISTS AKD PERFUMERS. Dealers in Fine Imported Extracts, Toil A full line of Surei Drugsand Chemicals used in ispensing. Jas, K. Ish. Preser; t Waters, Colognes, Soaps, Toilet Powders, &ec. 1 Instruments, Pocket Cases, Trusss aud Supeorters. Ahol tely Pure na filled at any hour of the night. Lawrence McMahon. 121 FARNEAM STRIET e WHOLESALE GROCER! 1213 Farnham St., Omaha. HENRY HORNBERGER, STATE SAGENT FOR V. BLATZS MILWAUKEE BEER| In Kegs and Bottles. Special Figures to the Trade. Prices. Offica, Families Supplied at Reasonable 9 Douglas Street, Omaha. SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO.,, PORK AND BEEF PACKERS Wholesale and Retail in FRESH MPATS& PROVISICNS, GANE, POULTRY, FISH, ETC. CITY AND COUNTY ORDERS SOLICITED. OFFICE CITY MARKET—-1415 Dougias St. Packing House, Opposite Omaha Stock Yards, U, P. R. R. POWER AN Steam Pumps, BELTIHG HOSE, &I HALLADAY THE COLORADO BUSINESS COLLEGE lorado, eoter of the 5 peacti- the Educations! and Commerei West, Is pre-emincntly the bes: & o eal of its kind for the MERCANTILE T /i —oF— HHG Young Men and 1. dies. G. W. FOSTER, I'r ! D. W. CADY, = cetary. ecomplete onands the prine 1 States, owe their success to «ur The Right Kind of Education for Youug Men and Ladies. ur e tra Fine, new brick block at junction of thres strect car lires E egantly fitted and furaished apartments for the appii-ation of and carryiog out of our novel and s stematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who contemplite 3 busincss life, and parents having sons to educats, are particu- Iarly requested to rend for our new Circular, which will give ful information a8 to terms, condition of entrance, te. Address G. W. FOSTER, President, sepd-3m Denver, Colorado. TE. F. COOK, UNDERTAKER, 024 Fellows’ Block. Prompt attention given o orlers by telegraph. VINEGAR WORKS: Jomes, Bet. 9th and 10t Sta., OMAHA. First quality distilled Wine aod Cider Vinegar strength bolow eastern priccs, and waz. Tanted fush 88 goud a: whoiesle 25d retail. Bend for price EANST KREBS, 61 Brosawsy, New York 1 leodom Mazager. TELEFPHONES CONNEOTIONS. DOUBLE AND SINGLE AOTING D HAND PURIPS o Trimming A% IRON FITTINGS, PIPE, STEAM PACKINC, 10L#SALE AND RETAIL. -HILLS, CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS . L. STRANG, 206 Farnham Streot Omaha, Neb Mining Machinory, A. F. RAFERT & CO., Contractors and Builders, Fine Woodwork Specia ty. Agents for the Encanstic Tiling 131 DODGE ST . OMAHA BEXOBLSIOR Machine Works, R J. F. Hammond, Prop.& Manager The most thorough appointed and cowpleto Machine Shops and Foundry In the state. » of every demcription muniactured. Engines, Putmpe and svery cham o machiners made to orer. Well Augurs, Baileys, 1 el ugurs, Pulleys, Hangers Shafting, Bridge Irons, Goor Cutting, ete. | Planstor new Machinery, Meachanical Draught- Ing, Models, etc., neatly executed. KA Harnev Sr. Ret 14y and 16tn THE ONLY PLAGE WHERE 10U can nd 2 good sasortment of BOOTS AND SHOES At 3 LOWER PIGURE than st any other shos house In the city, P. LANG'S, 238 FARNHAM 8T. i LADIES' & GENTS, HOES MADE TO ORDER d » perfect 8t guarsnteed. Prices vry resson ole dectl-ly T LEGAL NOTICE. | Etate of Nebrasks, District Court, in and for Lougias County % Anton Ziskoveky, piaintiff, va, Katy Ziskovsky, non rerideat, deraadant. To Katy Zskovaky: You aro hereby notifled, that the plaintiff in the above sntitlad caure, wil take the d-position of Joseph Tomek, 3 witiess in skl cuise now pending in said court, before cmp ty, at the offce of 4. F. B 1i7, 100 W. Ta.lor atre Coun oo 2o the hour « £ 10 o'clock 8. m., W th authority to ke, a2 duposttan (o be v 54 oy of Sptember, A D, 1880 - by g A. C. TROUP, dsep-310-17 HARTKOPFF’'S MUSEUM. Brandt’s Turner Hall, * iCoraer Ten:h and Howard Streots. Thia celer ted Mussom wl a0d matura curiosit.es uf , Anatomic ad Fatboiogy. ssion fee bas beea reduced (0 %0 cents. wgEe .