Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1881, Page 6

LN O i L — GOUNCIL BLUFFS. The Mayor's Mistake Still Agit- atcs the Public Mind. Chapman Ordered Home in a Great Hurry. A Little Girl Run Over and Badly Bruised. Ohief Lacy and Others Visit Omaha in a Herdio. A Newsy Letter From the Union Paocific Terminus. Whatevor may be said of Hon. C. R. Scott, the decision rendered in the district court by his honor, Judge Reed, must convince every citizen who respects the will of « majority ef the votes cast at a given election that 80 far as his action in the injunction and mandamus suits against tho city council were concerned, he had the law upon his side. Few men in this community, in face of the opposition that seemed to rise up at the inception of these actions, and in view of the fact that the men against whom they weke" instituted were popular enough to be chosen in “their respective wards to a seat in the council of this city, would have had the courage to have pushed through $o the end: It will be remembered that on a petition being presented to the city council, signed by the re. quisite number of voters, Mayor ‘Vaughan called an election on the 3rd day of October, 1881, The question voted upon was for or against the abandonment of our old city charter and incorporating under the general laws of the stato as a first-class city. The polls were opened at the usual hour and closed at four o'clock in the afternoon, in accordance with the statute in such cases pro- vided. It seems, however, that in calling the olection Mayor Vaughan either through ignorance of tho law or otherwise, ordered that the polls should be kept open until 6 o'clock. On the day of the election, finding he had made a mistake in this regard, he went to each precinct and changed his order. On the closing of the polls at 4 o'clock it was known by those who had made diligent observations as to the result from time to time, that the ple, by about two hundred and orty mlj}:)rily, had voted to abandon the old charter and incorporate under the general laws of the state. Tho city council, by a resolution, refused to canvass this vote on the und that the mistake made by yor Vaughan in calling the elec- tien, rendered the same illegal, in that the voter might be decoived. i'he _pmnmn;ud it I’I‘I:“ and vui‘;i‘i t int it scoms the mayor atos with Mmm and his friends ‘against the city council and believed the vote should be counted, and that he had 1o authority to second election as demanded by the city council. Time went on, and it really looked as if certain members of the city council had got the bit between: their teeth and were about to have their own way the matter, and that the election in “Which tlie” business men and teading citizens had figured 80 couspicuously would turn out to be a farco. What can be done with those men was the question disoussed everywhere men could congregate. ~ ‘Many thought that when the council saw. that their position was untenable they would nvass the vote. C."R. Scott “be- ieved that they never would doso of their own volition; that: they wero Bound tohold on to offico until the law compelled them to do their duty. “With the assistance of N. M, Pusoy he set to work, In the first place, he instituted an injunction proceeding, temporaily in- joining the mayor and council from calling a new eléction to again submit the question of abandoning our old charter. The next step was to com- mence mandamus proceedings to com. 1 them to canvass the yote, declare me result, and if found favorable to abondoning . the chartér, ' to call an «election for city officers as required under the general laws of the state | da; with reference to cities of the first class. In the first case & temporary writ was obtained, and yesterday Judge Reed rendered his decision in both cases. He ordered that a permanent writ of injunction be issued, restraining said eity council or their succeasors in office from call- ing & new election. In the mandamus he ordered that a writ be issued com- ing the councilto canvaas the vote, and if they found that a majority cast arein favor of abandoning the old charter and in under the general laws of the state as a city of the first class to so , and, at the suggestion of Mr, Boott, as he wished to avoid two elections in so ort tillno, 'z;a r‘“:‘s‘mx_rt qrdor'sd :l;nt new electi mayorand other “eity ofticials under the :{v charter bo on the first day of March, 1882, v TRSETY | SORGIURLYS. The following colloquy between Mayor Vaughan, Mr. Hopkins, who 8 an oundry sn the west- city, and Mr, Clark, ton ad‘hraas!’ foundey in small room in The Nonpareil building: My, €. “This'is old man Hopkins, T believe.”’ ‘Mr. H.—*T don't ‘know you, sir.” Mayor V.-~"'Don’t know him? Why this is Clark, of The Nonpareil,” Mr. H.—“I don't care if he is QClark of The Non-pa-h.l. I don't know him this year, anyway. Tam not taking tkat paper this year. Mr. C.--“Why not! Don't you like it?” Mr, H.--*'No, sir; I don't like either its politics or its principles.” Vai and Mr. 0. Why! why wot, Mr, Hopkine; hasn't our paper Always treated you fairly?” Mr, H.—‘‘Oh, yes; but you are too shabby in politics, You are not what you used to be, You #1conts and trusted for bala aro gotting too feminine. Too much YVaughan; too much Train-her. Vaughan to C.—*Why, he is be- side himself. What can he mean (" Mr. C.—*“Certainly, our paper has always treated him fairly.” Vaughan and C. to H. - “We wish you would explain what you mean Should John W. Chapman hear of this."” Mr, H. “Well, gentlemen, if you must know just what I think, T will tell you. The paper reminds me of a fishing *‘smack,” with the captain on shore, the pilot sick, the firat and second mate drunk, and as the Dutch- man remarked *‘Midt only Vaughan and Cook left midt der vessel. AN OPPORTUNITY, The corner of Broadway and Sixth street looks baro. A splendid loca- tion for a government building or Brown's_opera house, and never can be bought at 8o low a figure as at the present time. SENT FOR IN A HURRY, It is reported that Col. Chapman has been telegraphed to, to come home immediately. Why such haste we have not learned. RUNAWAY A team belonging to Alderman Churchill concluded to try their speed yesterday without a driver. They wero hitched to a pump wagon when they got frightoned, dashed down the street, overturning the eame at the corner of Fifth and Pearl strects, and scattering J)um]m and pump handles in every direction; here they broke away from the wagon and continued the race until they raached the trans- fer, where they halted and were cap- tured. GAINING GROUND, Florence Herbert, in ‘“‘Archie, the Newsboy,"” and *‘Capitola,” last even- ing gave great satisfaction. The young lady appears to be gaining in favor in this city. THR “‘CAURCH AND PARISH,” o neat little volume, issued in the in- terest of Saint Paul’s parish, in this city, is just out. It comes to us re- plete with hints concerning church work, and certainly must be in the parish an invaluable monthly visitor. Rev. F. T. Webb is editor and John N. Baldwin publisher. AS IT SHOULD BE. We understand that Chief Lacy, of the fire department, paid the judg- ment rendered in the district court against Mayor Vaughan and in favor u%U. A. Baldwin & Co DISTRICT COURT, Heveral criminal cases were disposed of in the district court yesterday. The grand jury failed to find a bill against Hettio Ward. 1In the case of Bergman vs. Bergman, court sustained motion for continuance. The court, on conviction, sentenced Rowl to thirty days in the county jail. The case of Peter Ehlers vs. C. and P. Melcbut, was taken up in Judge Reed's court yesterday, John Lindt, assisted by E. E. Aylesworth, ap- peared for tho plaintift, Sapp and Ly- man for defendants. MISCELLANEOUS, Part of the force at work on the Mammoth grain elevator have been qin;;hlrged on account of lack of mate- rial, And again it is stated that there is not a case ot small-pox in the city. William Garner, of Garner town- ship, this county, 1s confined to his residence quite sick. William Powers, one of Council Blufis’ well-known citizens, is lymg dangeroualy ill at his residence on upper Broadway. A little girl was run over by a milk wagon on Eighth street yesterday morning, and received (uite a bruise on her loft side, nothing serious, however. Constable Chapman and William Montgomery camo to this city after the mortgaged stallion. Wo under- stand the man in charge of him man- aged to get away. Ohiof Lacy and a number of fire- men went to Omaha yesterday in o Herdie on business conncoted with their ¢ift enterprise, which comes off on the 11th of January. If this weather continues Brown's Opera Houso will'be well under way by spring. ‘The Baptist sociable was well at- tended last evening and highly en- joyed by all, Erb & Duquette are receiving a largo lot of evergreens for Christmas degoration, The grand jury thus far have ro- turned about twentv indictments, The ‘‘gold brick swindler” was ar- raigned l*il" t)ha district court yester- y. He has employod Wright & Buldwin to dofond hiny il General Agent Stevens, of tho Rock Island, has gone to Chica;(a on s busi- ness trip. 8. C. Osborn, county auditor of Mills, paid o visit to thia city Wod. nesday, District Attorney Conner will han- dle more criminal business with less fuss than any attorney we have had for somo time, W, J. Hangock and to Chicago, Mr. Hanc on businoss, Two of the Herdics have be ‘‘pulled” in for repairs, i B For handsome, attentive clerks to sell toys to customers Mueller boat, them all, Frank Falkenbure has gone dow into Missouri, and when he returns h: will have to ‘‘sev them up,” There were only two ““drunks” fined in Judge Burke's court yesterday, a man lztha name of Burke (no rela- the court), 86.85; paid 50 co; C, W, Druggist's Testimony. H, ¥, McCarthy, dru, xiut.(lt!l’wn. Ont, statos that o was aflicted with chronie bronchitis for some years, and was com- plately cured by the use of THomas' I T8I0 Ol d12-00d1w SIBBETT & FULLBR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DAVID CITY, NEB, Bpecial attention glaen to collections fn Butl have gone goes there Fettors, who cashed up $6. — @80, W. DOANK, A, 0, CAMPERLL DOANE & CAMPBELL, Attorneys-at-Law, 8.W COR. TH & DOUGLAS 878, " I'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TRUTH ATTESTED. !ornolmporhnt Btatements of We HEuown People Wholly Verified. Tn order that the public may fully reslize the onnineness of the 1 as the wer and valiie of 1 h they pak, we publish horewith b o g pariics whose sincerity is beyon | ques- The Truth of these testimoniale s aby Inte, nor can the facts they amnounce be ig nored Owaia, Non,, May 24, 1881 1., Warswn & Co. Diar Simi—1 have frequently nsed Warner's Safe Kiduey and Liver Cure for local affections attendant upon severo rheumati: attacks, and have alaaya derived bencfit theretrom, 1 have nlso used the Safe N ne with satistactory re- wulta. | consider these medicices worshy of confide.ce. &SR, Hettor/ Deputy Treamirer, OuAnA, N, May 24, 1581 H. ¥, Wanxer & Co., Rochester, N. Y : Grxrs:—1 have used your Safe Kidney and iro this spring asa fverinvigorator, and tried, 1 hy than ever 1 ald before in the rpring. UL P, R, 8hops. May 24, 1881, OwAlIA, N7B, I 11 WanNmR & Co ¢ Siwn:—For more than 15 y ars | have suffered much in onven rom combined kidney and liser aisenss have been un my urin .y org ns also being affee great many medicines and doctors, but | gi worse and wor o day by day 1 was told I had Bright's Dine and wishod myselt dead it | could not have speedy rolief, 1 took your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, knowlng nothing el« Was ever known to cure tha discase, and 1 not been disappointed. Tho mdicf me, and [ am perfoc 1y well to.day, throngh your Safe Kidney and Liver 1 wish you all stice s in pubilshing this v.luable remoly through the w orh. et s pers U. P.'R. R, Shope. Thousands of equally s rong endorsements— many of them In casos where hipo was aban- doned—bave beon voluntarily given, showing the remarkable powor of Warnor's Safe’ Kidney and Livor Gure, [n all d seases of the kidneys. liver urinary orgaos. 1 any one who reads this . any phy - cal troublo remexbor the gre.t danger ot delay, Matter "of Application of Henry Osthoff | g for Liquor License. NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that Henry Osthoff did, upon the16th day of Decemter, A. D. 1881, flehis applicat on to the Mayor and City Conn' cil of Omaha, for licenso to il Malt, Spirituous and’ Vinous Liquors, a 513 Six: teen b street, Fifth ward, Owahs, Neb the 18t day of January, 1852, to the 10th Al;l‘ll. 1882, t there be no objoc:lon, remonstrance or pro- + st filed within two wes kn from 16th of Decom- ber, A. I, 1881, the said license will be gra-ted. Hyxny O8TIHOPY, Avplicant, Tiv DAy Bxx newspaper will publish the Above notico for two weeks at th cxpense Of the applicant, The Gty of Onaha fa not 1o be charged therewith. ~ J. J. L. C. JEWETT. decl5-126 City Clerk, Matter of Application of Alfred K. Wolff for Liquor License, NOTICE, herehy given that did, upon the 15th day of Deci 1 hinapplic tion to the Mayor and ¢ +il of Omaha, for license to -¢1t Malt, ) and Vinous liquors, at southwest criier Twenty- second an Cuin 2 streots, Sixth ward, Oraha, Neb., fiom tho 1at day of January, 185, to thé 10th day o Apnl, 152, 1 there be no Gbject on, remonstrance or pro- test wit'in two weeks from Decsmber 15th, A, D, 1881, the s1id liconse will ho_granted. Aurreo F. Woury, App icant, Tuk DAty Bin newspaper will pulish the above notlce for two weoks at the exp nse of the applicant, The City of Omaha is not to bo charged therewith, ~ J.J. L. C. JEWETT, dec1s 12¢ City Clork. Matter of Appli‘ation of Char, Pinsch for Liquor I icense. NOTICE. ut dy_of Jan- uary, 1882, o the 10th duy of April, 1582, 1f tho e'be n, YemMONKLiANCE OF pra- test fllod within two weeks from December 16th, A, D, 1851, the sad license will ho granted. ClARLES Pixaci, Appl cant Tux DALy Brs newspaper will publish the above notic for two weeks at the expense of the applicant. The City of Omaha is not 10 be c!mrl{erl therewith, oL JEWETT, declb12e Uity Clerk, Matter of Application of James for Perwit to Sell Liguor as a Drug, NOTICE, Notive i horeby given that Jamos Forsyth did, upon the 15th day of Decer A1 file’his upplieation tothe Mayor and (' cil of Ouiahia, for parmit to sell Malt, - Vinous Liquors, as o Druggist, for hanical and chemical purposes on North Sixieonth strcet, Fourth ward, Om ., trom the 1yt day of January, 1882, to the 10th day of April, 1882, I there be no objection, remonstrance or pro. test fled within two we k3 from Deoember 16ch, A. D, 1381, the said permic will bo granted, JANES Fors) Applicant. Tin DaiLy Bex newspaper will ‘pablish the abo\e noti.e for two weeks, at the expense of tho applicant, ~The City of Oniahia i not to bo charged therewith, ). J, L, €. 3 declb-12¢ TT, Cty Clerk, Matter of Application of M. A, McNa- mara for Liquor License. NOTICE, Notice Is hereby given that M. A, McNamara 2id, upon tho 16th day of December, A . 1881, filo his application to the Mayor anil City Conn’ cilof Omiaha, for license to seil Mslt, Spirituous and Vinous Liquor«, at Nos. 214 and 216 Four. teenth street, Third ward, Omaha, Neb., from the 1t day of January, 1842, to the 10th 'day cf Apnil, 1852, 11 there be no objection, remoratran or pro- teat flod within two woeks from Decianber 15 A.D., 1881, the said license will be grantod. M, A McNAMARA, Applicant. Tax DaiLx Brs newpaper will publirh the ahove notice for two wesks at the exponse of the applicant. ‘The City of Omaba i not to bo charged therewith. ~ J. J. L. C. JEWETT, dec1613¢ City Clerk- Matter of Application of Edward Deid- rich for Liquor License, NOTICE, Notice is heroby given that Edward Deldrich did, upon the 13th Gay of Decomber 4. b 1881, flo hi¥ application to the Ma or and Ci an! cll of Owaha, for license 8 sell M.lt, Spir.tuous and Vinous Liqu re, at N Cuming streot, Bixth ward, Omahs, Nob., from the 1at day of January, 1852, 0 the 101K day of April, 1852 If thero be o objection, remonstance or teat filed within two weeks from 18th of Dece ber, A. 1., 1881, the said license will be grant Eowaky Duipkiow, Applicant. or will publish the the expens. of the is not to he Tus Daiy s newy above notic : for two woel aprlicant. The City of Owal charged therswith, © 1, J, L, (', deci6-12¢ City Clerk Matter of Application of Edward W. for Liquor Facense. NOTICE Notice fis horeby given that Edward Wittig did, upon'the 14th day of December, A. 1), 1581, flle plication o the Muyor and C ty Dount cll of Omaha, for license to sell Malt, rituous and Vinous Liquore, at No. 1413 Faruh, Third vard, Omaha, Neb., from the 1nt. d January, 1852, £ (Ko 101k day of Apr 1f there be nu objection, remons o toct fllod within two weeks from 14th chmber, A, D, 1831, the wid lice Kranted, Fowarp L3 ViTTi0, Applicant. (Tum Dawr Bre newspaper will ablist the Above notice f0F twa weeks at the o mlmut Tho City of Oumaha In' not o0 'L’; ged therwith. © ). JU L. C. JEWETT, declb-124 City Clerk. an- | keep no " [ above notice for + | charged ticrowith, CASH PRICE LIST! 1204 Farnham 8t., OMAHA, - - - NEB. !| Preserve it and Compare Prices With Others Hoys' Chipper Sieas Girls' Clipper Sleds oxt 81 00 Wagon 1n City 5 24x30 Chromos Walnut ¥ $x10 Carved Walnut Fram 20 £3x21 Carved Motto F rames, Walnut 10x14 Walnut Frames. 4 Ifandsome Velvet Frames. .1 Room Méulding, Walnut or Gilt, 1'inch per foot. .. Ro m’ M per fool . ¥ Brass Hooks for iioom Moulding, per oz.. Bod Room Lamp, Complote. Hand Lamps, Completo. . Praes Hand Lawp, Complet Iron Coal Bucket Cuspadares. . Extension Libary Lamp. 0 Glase Goblets (one set) Glas . Tumblers (one Lamp Chimneys.. Good Lantera One Gallon il Can Low Prices for Iron 8tone China Ware Unhandle Teas, per sot (12 pieces| .8 85 Handle Toas, per sot (12 picces) Unhandle Coftee, per set (12 plo Handlo Coffee, per et (12 pleces Ono Be: Pio Plates (6 pieces). One Set Toa Flates (6 pieces] ). o 8ot Broakfast Plates (6 picces). 65 (o Set Dinner Plates (6 picces). . 60 Covered Tureens 85 Cream Pitchors 15 Wash Bowl and [ Chambers. ............. 85 Toilot Sets for Bed Rooms (3 pieccs) 200 Dust Pars.... ... 4 16 Steelo Dinmords. ... .. L oking Glanscs, all Price . Conductcry’ Lanterns. £47'The above prices FOR CASH, and you will find $hem at least. 10 to 30 per cent. low than elsewhero, as wo puirchase for Cash, at the lowest rates, and tell for Cash Only. My customers are not obliged 10 pay for 10ss of bad debts, aa we Books ani 1o chargcs are made. | Glve us a trial and be convinced, Pliase call and price our Goods as we have thousands of articles not ment oned on this bill, All Are Welcome, Whether They Want Goods or Not. _ debeod- tf Matter of Application of Menry Kauf- mann for Liquor License, NOTICE, Notice is hercby given that Henry Kaufmann did upon the 13th of December, A. 'D., 1881, file bia appl cation to the Mayor and Gity b undil of Omahw, for licenso to » 11 Malt, Sprita us ard Vitious' Iiqiors, at No. 1814 'Douglas Stroot, Third ward, Omahs, Neb,, from tho Ist day of January, 1852, to tte 10th day of April, 1882, 1f théro be nd objection, remonstrance or pro- tout filed wi hin 1w weeks trom Dec. mber 18 , A. D, 1851, the said Ii ense wi'l be granted. HeNiyKAUPMANY, Applican*. Tuk DAy Buk newspaper will publish the weeks at the expense of the spplicant. The City of Omaa 1w notto he charged therewith, ~ J. J. L. C. JEWE T, Doul4 12t City Clerk. Matter of Applica ion of A. H. Gladstone for Liquor License. NOTICE. given Notleo ix hereb did file hi- oy y cil of Omah, for licanse alt, Spiritu and Vinous Liquors, at No, 1808 and 13,0 Do Street, Third Ward, Oraha, Neb,, from the 1st d+y of Jariuary, 1852, ¢ the 10th day of April, 18 I th re b lod o pranted. AL TL GLapsTonE, Avplicant. Tiik Dy BEK ne vspoper publ xh_the above notico for two weeks at the epense o the urull nt. The City of Omaha & cha ged therewith, ~ J. . L. C. JEV Decld-12t, Matter of Application of Herman Meyer for Liquor License, NOTICE, Notice Is hereby given that Herman Meyer did upon the 18th day of December, A, ., 1581, f hisapy lication o the Mayor and City Counc 1 of Omaha, for licenso to sell’ Malt, Spirituous and Vinous Liquors, at 207 South )3th Street, Third Ward, Omata Neb., from tho 1st day of Janu lri‘. 1582, to the 10th vay of April, 1852, f thers be no objuction, remonstrance or pro- test filed within two weeks from Do ember 1ikih, A, D., 1851, tho said licnse will bo granted. HRRNAX MEYRR, Applicaiit. Tuk Doty Buk newspaper will publish ths above notice for two weess At tho oxpe se of the applicant. “the City of Omana is not to by d therewith, © . J. L, ¢, JEWETT, City €1 Matter of Application of C. ¥. Goodman for Permit to Sell Liquor as & Druygist, NOTICE Notice is horeby g1 en_th 4id npon che 131k tay of Ducember, 4 fle his application to the Mayor and City (il ot Owaha, for permit to el Malt, Spir tuous and Vinous Liquors as Druggist, for medicinal, mechavical and cheruical purposes only, at No. 1110 Farnbam strect, Srd ward, Omaha, Neb,, trc Ist day of Jautary, 1852, to the 10th day of Apri , 1889, it there bo no objection, remonstrance or protest flled wishin two woeks from 18th day of December, A, D, 1851, ¢ ¢ said permit will be granted. C F. GOODMAN Applicant. Tk Day Bre newspaper will publish above notice for t#0_weeks, at the expense of the applicant. The City of Omiaha is not te be chargad therewith. 4, J. L, ¢, JEWETT, decl2-126 City Clerk, NOTICE, Magter of Application Of MRS, M, A, HIGGINS, For Liquor Lieense. . Notice is hereby given that V. M. A, Hig ¥ins did, upon the 18th day of December, A, D. 1851, file her application to the Mayor and City Council of Owaha, for Li ense to sell Malt, pirituous and us Liquors. at No. 15624 Do fgv strect, Fonrth Werd, Omahs, Neb,, frem the 1st day of Junuary, 1882, to the 108h day of April, 1 ihere be no ebjection, remonstrance or pro- test tiled with n two woeks from Docember 13th, A D1 , the sald license will bo granted. AL A. HIGGINS, Applcant. By Geo. Higgins, Azent. Tuk Daity Brk nowspaper will publish the above rotice for tws wo ks at the expense of the v\‘l‘ ant. The City of Omaha is not to be J. J, L, €. JEWETT, City Cierk, Docis-12tm " J.P. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, 810 Boush Thirtesnth Btroet, with - M. Woolworth. | BYE & EAR “| omaha Nely I’].{I;DAVY I)ECEMBI} 16, 1881, SOLOMON'S } B2 E ST ~—AND— Halndsomest ~IN THE= MARKET' For 8ale by WM. F. STOETZEL 521 South Tenth St. ISAPPHIRE RINGS. WEDDING, BIRTHDAY AND COMPLIMENTARY PRESENTS. E€TEBLING SILVER. PrEARIL RINGS, IN GREAT VARIETY IN GOLD AND WHIPPLE, McMILLEN & CO., YW E L. EIR DIAMOND RINGES, "DISEASES —OF THE— DR. L. B. GRADDY, Oculist and Aurigt, LATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOBPITAL. Referonces all Reputable ywicians of Onahs, #£2r Office, Qornar 16th and Farnham 8ts, ansAmot! ATTORNEY - AT - LAW BACH H1OCK, Matier of Application of Edward Maurer for Liquor License, NOTI( Not'cc Is herehy v n that Edward Maurer did upon the 14th day of Deceinber, A, D., 181, filehis app ication to tho Mayor and City ‘Coun cil of Omaha, for license to sell Malt, Spirituons and Vinous Ciquore, at No. 114 Farham streot, Ward, Omaha, Neb., from the 1t day of Janusary, 1882, to the 10th day ¢f April, 1882, 1t there be ho o! jection, remonktranice or pro- test flled within twd weeks from Decem er 15th, A. D, 1581, the said license shall bo granted. E0WARD MACRKR, Applicant. Ty DALY Bre News arer will publsh the aboy s notice for two weeks at toe expel tho appl cant. The City of Oauha | eharged therewith, L L. DeclBalgr, Matter ul“(p&lli' ation for Henry Pundt Liquor Licenne, NCTICE, Notire is liereby given that Henry Puudt, did upon th Teh duy of Devonber, A, 1. 198101k his appil ation to themavor ande'ty council of Oms ha, for licon-c to sell Malt, Spirituous and Vinous Liquors, Faroham *streer, Third Ward, Omaba, 1st day,of January 1852, t0 e 1 4h 1 th re be no o tow filed with'n two weuks fro «ber th AL D 1581, the said license wili be gran o, HEaRy Posur Applicant. Mk Dty Brr newspager will pyblish the above notice tor two weeks at the oxpense of the ap- plicant. _ The City of Omaha is not to be charged herewith. J.J. L. C. JsWETT, der-12¢ V" City Clerk. tra o OF pro- oatter of Application of Richard Wilde for Liquor License. Deere & Comp'y. no22mesm 15 18-me NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that Richyrd Wilde did npon the 10th day of December, A. D., 1851, Ale his application to the Mayor and Oity Couneil of Omaha, for license tosell Malt, Spirituous and Vinous Liquo rv, at No. 1124 Farnham Bfroct, Third Ward, Oraahs, Neb.. from the} Ist day of January, 1852, to the'10th day of Aprl, 1882 1fther beno objoetion, romonstrance or r ro test flled within two A D, 1557, the said lic pplicant. per will publish the notice for two weeks at the exjense of the e City of Omaha is not to he with, J.J L CJEWETT, City Clerk, Tk DAy 'Brr newsy abovy 7. @, uUNT Clarkson & Hunt, Buccessors to Richards & Hunt, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, 8, 14thBtrest Ow ba Neb, Joliet Manufacturing Co Dr. J. . Thomas, E.N. Harwood, e v WHoL ehfi‘ant lines (at BOTTOM Jackets and Scarfs, Hosiery, &c.,now open, Wholesale onl; MANUFACTURERS OF PLOWS, MOLINE, ILL. ‘Wholesale Dealers in AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Council Bluffs, lowa. WESTRERN AGENTS ¥OX Moline Wagon 0o,----Farm and Spring Wagons, Deere & Mansur Co.----Corn Planters, Stalk Cutters, &o., Moline Pump Co.----Wood and Iron Pumps, Fountain City Drills and Seeders, Wheel & Sgeder 0o,- Mechaniosburg Mach, Co.----Baker Grain Drills, Shawnee. Agricultural Co.----Advance Hay Rakes, Bureka Power and Hand Shellers, Whitman Agricultural Go,----Shellers, Road Scrapers, &c., Moline Scale Co.----Victor Standard Scales, A C. Fish----Racine Buggies, AND DEALERS IN All Articles Required to Make a Complete Stock. SEND FOR CATALOGURAS. Address All Communications to DEERE & COMPANY, Council Bluffs, lowa. Company. AID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE Mines Located in BRAMEL MINING DISTRICT. OFEICERS: DR. J. 1. THOMAS, President, Cummins, W yoming. $30(,000, - $1,000,1 00 §25,000. decBme2m THE JELM MOUNTAIN G- OI1ILL.D SIT.VHEHR Mining and Milling Working Capital, S ety iyl Capital S:ock, Par Value of Shares, - * STOCK FULLY P. WM E. TILTON, Vice-President, Cummine, Wyoming E. N. HARWOOD, Secretary, Cummins, Wyoming. A G. Louis Miller Francis Leavens. G Dr. J. C. Watkins, LUNN, Treasurer, Cummins, Wyoming. TRUSTEERS: W, 5. Bramel. TL. Fales. A. G Dunn Lewis Zolwan, GEO. W. KENDALL, Author zed 4gent for Sale of Stock; Box 442, Omaha, Neb, FEARON & COLE, Commissson Merchants, 1121 Farnham St., Omaha, Neb. Uonllgmnnu made us will receive pronipt attention, Reforences: State Bank, Omaha; Plath & Co., '~ Cincinnati. timore; Peck & Bansher, Chicago; M Wark & 0. WHOLESALE GROCER, 1213 Farnhzm St.. Omaha, Neb. ISH & McMAHON, 1406 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA, NEB. The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebrasks SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORRERS. ~————FOR—— Buck Gloves, ESALE DRUCCISTS. FOSTER &GRAY, —WHOLESALE— |LUMBER, COAL & LIME, On River Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas 8ts., ORIAELA,K6 -~ ~ = NTEB. HEADQUARTERS MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. We desire to call the special attention ot the trade to our PRICES) of Underwear, Cardigan Overshirts, Overalls SHREVE, JARVIS & CO., Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts. J S. CAULFIELD, ——WHOLESALE— BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER ~AND DEALER N— Wall Paper and Window Shades. 1304 Farnham 8t., Omaha Neb, océ-me-ly | - «