Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1882, Page 3

THE v A CMANA PUBLIEHING CO., PROPRIETORS, 916 Farnham, bet, 6th and 10th Streets. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 0 6 copy 1 year,in advance (postpaid) « Q8 som 1ye deance (postpaid) nth ATIA RATLR Leave Omaha—Passon, cdation No, 3, 10:50 a. m. ATING OMAMA WAST OR BOUTH BOUND, 3. &0, \y Bt 3. P m, Arrives at §t. Lou ™. W., 8t.L. & P, leavoaat 8 a. . and 8:40 p, Arvives » Bt Louls at 6:40 . m, and 7:50 o WEST OR ROUTHWRSTS, B, & M. tn Nob,, Through Expross, 8:60 &, m. B. & M. Lincol . m, U P, Overland press, 12:15 p, m, 0, &R, V. for Linzoln, 1 0.8 U. P, trojght 3 U, P, fright No, 7, P, Denver express, 7:85 UUP. freieht No 11,'11:30 U, . Denver treigh? sourmwasy, from Lineoln—1:08 p. m, XPross—3:25 b i , Through Kxpross Lincoln Expre . Denver oxpros Froight No, 1 No, 06— 6:50 0., U.T, treight No. 14, 12:15 p, m. U P, No. 8—0:00 p. mn, U. P, No, 12--1:46 a. m. U. P. Donver freight, 1:10 a, m.] 0.& R. V. mixed, ar, 4:45 p. m, BDUMMY TRAINS EETWYRN OMATIA AXD GOUNGIL BLUPES. Loavn Omaha at 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 and P m;10 200, 800, . B, Leave Counchi Bluffy ot 1385 &, m.; L:25, 2:96, 5:26, T leaves Omaha at 9:00 11:00 , 0:25, % and 526 p. M, Bunays—Tho d and 11:60 a, ra.; 2:00, 4 00 p. m.Loaves Gouncil Bluffs at 0:35 and 11:25 a, in.; %:26, &:25 and 6:25 p. m. Throagh and local passenger tralna botween ©Omaha and Council Blafs, Teave Omaha—6:15, 7246, 8:60 a. m. , 545, 0:00 p. m. Arrive Omaha—7:40, 11:85, 11:45 a. mn.; 6:40, 7:06, 7:15, 140 p. m, Opening anc Closing of Mells, ROUTR, Chicago & N. W. Chicago, & L & Chlcago, B. & Q. Wabash. Omahs & Sloux B. & M, Lincoln. P. Lincoln, 80 enver Exp.. 0., Sloux City & St. Tiocal mails for_Staf day, vie: 6:80 a, m, Jifco open Sundays from 12 m. 01 p. m. THOS. F HALY, P M. Business Directory. Abstract and Real Estato. JOIN L. MoCAGUE, opposite Post Office. W. R. BARTLETT 817 South 18th Street. Architects. DUFRENE & MENDELSSOHN, ARCEITECTS Room 18, Crelghton Block, A.T. LARGE Jr., Room 2, Crelghton Block. Boots and Bhoes. JAMES DaVINE & CO., Pine Boots aud Shocs, A gend asortmond home work on hand, corner 13th and Harney. THOS. ERICKSON, 8. E. cor. 16th and Douglas. JOHN FORTUNATUS, 805 10th strest, manufactures to ordor good work ot falr prices. Revairing done. it e n Bed Springe. ¥ LARRIMER Menufacturer. 1617 Douglasst. Books, News and Stationery. J. L. FRUEHAUF 10156 Farnham Streeb, Butter and Eggs. MoSHANE o SCHROEDER, the oldest B. and E, ouse in Nebraska establisfied 1876 Omaha. CENTRAL RESTAURANT, MRS, A. RYAN, eonthwest corner 10thand Dodge. Beet Board for the Money, Satlstaction Glaraniced, W caliat all Houra, Boord by the Day, Weck or Month, Good Terms for Cash, Furpished Raoms Supplied. varrlages ana Road Wagons. WM BNYDER, 14th and Hawney Streots, Clothing Hought. J. HARRIS will pay highestCash price for second hand clothing, Corner 10th and Farnbham, vewe el JOHN BAUMER 1814 Farnham Streot, Junk, H. BERTHOLD, Rage and Metal, Lumber Lime and Cement. FOBTER & GRAY corner 6th and Douglas ts, Lainps and Qlassware. J. BONNER 1309 Douglas St. Good Varlety. Merchant Tallors. G. A. LINDQUEST, One of our most pepular Merchant Tallors i ro- celving the latest designs for Spring and Suminor Goods for geutlemen's wear. Stylieh, durable, and prices low as ever 216 18th bet. Doug.& Fam., Millinery. MRS, C. A. RINGER, Wholosale and Retall, Fan- oy Goods in great variety, Zephyrs, Card_Boards, Tioelery, Gloves, Corsetd, &c. Cheapest House in Sho West, Purchasers save 80 per cont, Order Dy Mall. 115 Fiftcenth Stroot. Al e e rounary. JOHN WEARNE & SONB cor. 14th & Jackson sta Flour and Feed. OMAHA CITY MILLS, 6th and Farobam Bte., Welshang Bros., proprictors. Qrocors. E. BTEVENS, 21st botween Cuming sod Iear T, A, MoSHANE, Corn, 23d and Cuming Btrocta, Fardwate, Iron ana Steel, OLAN & LANGWORTIY, Wholesale, 110 an¢ 112 16th streot A. HOLMES corner 16th and Californis. Harness, Baddles, &c. B. WEIST 2018th 8. bot Faro- & Harney, —_— Hotels i ANFIELD HOUSE, Geo, Canfleld,0th & Farnhan DORAN HOUSF. P. H. Cary, 018 Faruham St. SLAVEN'S HOTEL, F. Slaven, 10th 8. Bouthern Hotel Gus. Hamel 9th & Loavenworth Orugs, Paints ana Olis, KUHN & o, Pharmacists, Fine ¥anc Goods, Cor, 16ta and Dougiss wtreots W. J. WHITEHOUPE, Wholesalo & Retal, 16th st. C. FIELD, 2022 North Side Cuming Street, PARR, Druggist. 10t and Howard Btreets, Dentists, DR. PAUL Williams' Block Cor. 16th & Dodge, Ury Gooas Notions, Etc, JOHN H. F. LEUMANN & CO., Mew York Dry Goods Sore, 1810 and 1819 Far. bam street. e 180 boate and shoes 7th & Pacifie, e T8 SDC 20000 Tth & Pacific, Furuiture, A ¥. GROBS, New and Bewond Hand Furniture nd Btoves, 1114 Douglas. Highost cash price aid for socond Lau3d gooos. .BONNER 1309 Dougis st. Fiae goods, &, I erce Works. O¥AEA FENCE 00, LO B @UST, FRIES & (O 1218 Harney Bt,, Improve #d oo Bozes, lice ari Wood Fences, Office illnge, Connters 2loe and Walout, .~ Oigars and Tobacso. WEST & FRITSCE ER, manutastaror of Clgars, 1 Wholoeslo Dealorsi n Tob 1805 Dovigiae, . P LORENZEN manufsc 1416 Farnham Florlst, A. Donaghrie, plants, cut lowers, soads, ooquete ote. N, W. cor. 18th and Donrlas streote d Surveyors, , Creighton Mook, Sewerage Systems & Commiselon Merchant JOHN G. Wil 18,1414 Dodge Streeb, D B.BE etails see large ndvertise- ment In Dai .»INI\ Cornice Works. Western Oornlce Works, Manufacturers Tron Cornice late Roofling, from any y promptly executod n the best maonor, Factory and Office 1218 Harney 8t . SPECHT, Proprictor. Galvantzed Iron Corrices, Window Ca manufactured and put up in any pa oto., the of Clothing and Furnishing Goods. GEO, . PETERSON. Shoos Nof Retrigerators, Oanfleld's Patent. C.F. GOODMAN 11th St. bet. Farn, & Harrey. K L. GERHARD, mianutactory, 818 South 10th stroct, Leavenworth and Marcy. All goods [ | warranted first -class, 1 Pawnbrokers. I RORENFELD, 10th St.. bob, Far. & Her |} Htoves ana inware. A. BURMESTER, 1 Dealer In 8toves and Tinware, and Manufacturer | | of Tin Roofs and all kinda'of Buililng Work, | 1 Odd Fellows' Block, J. BONNER, 1800 Douglss St. Good and Cheap, J. EVANS, Wholesslo and Rotall Seod Drills and Cultivators Odd Fellows Hall, I C. L. HART, M. D., Eye aud Ear, opp, postoffice Ocullet and Aurist, 8, W 15th and Farnham Sts Grand Central Gallery, 212 Sixteonth Strect, P. W. TARPY & CO., 216 12th &t., bot. Farnham aud Douglas. Work promptly attended to. D. FITZPATRICK, 1409 Douglas Streot. 8econd Hand Btore. PERKINS & LEAR, 1418 Douglas 8t., New and Second Hand Furnituro, House Furulshing Goods, &c., bonght and sold on narrow marvins. For levyinga special tax for the construction | (! and repair of sidewalks, ¢l Be itordaiued by the City Council of the clty of Omaha. 8icT.0N 1. That reveral the sum set oppesite to tne following described premisos va-wit: Lot 1, block 40, $23 08, Lot 8, block 49, $17 8: Lot 11, block 11, Shinn's addition, $12.05. Lot 12, block 17, Shinn's addition, §2 00, Lot 15, block 1, Armstrongs addition, §33 3. Lot W 4att. 8, block 207}, 822 50. % Susan Ricn, 10t 18, secticn 15, T15 R 13, 82640 coymes O. Blatter, 1ot 10, sec. 16, T15 K 13 24 00, Anna M [McCormick, lot 22, sec, 156 T15 R 18 $18 00, Ella A. Armold, lot 2, scc. 15, T16 R 13, §16 . Goodman, 1ot 7, sec. 27 T 15 R 18 $200 34, tal. $425 27, Cl C C. C; C Ci g Boings the cost and expenses, approves by the City Council for the construction and repairs of the sidewalks in front rf and adjoining said nises by Charles Gardiacr in parsuance of a | C| cortract catered into by the City of Oman. | ¢y with Charles Gardiner and afcer the failure of the ownor thereof to do the same, after due no | O tice, be and the samo are herchy respectively levied and assessed againgt each of said 10's, pars of lots aud premises, payable to the c within thirty (30) days from this ¢ £¥c 2, This ordinance shall take in force from ana wftex its passage, THos, H, Daivy, Pres't, City Council Passed March 21, 1882, Attest; J.oJ, L, C. Jewerr, City Clerk. Approved, J. E, Boyp, Mayor of Omaha. The above mentioned taxes will hecome de quenton April, 215 1562, after whi h date s p alty of tenper cent. will be added, together with interest at the rate of zne per cnt. per month, payable in advan TRUMAN BUCK, 3 ¢ Treasurer. Streots in the Provosals for Pavin, J ebraska, City of Omaha, Sealed prodosals will be roccived by the under- signed until Saturdsy, April 15th, 1852, 12 o'clock noon, for the paing of Douglas strect and the cross’ strcots botween D uglas and Farnham from 9th to 16th streets, including 9th and 10th stroets. Firat, For a foundation of concreto 0 inches in | 1+ thickness with a superstructure composed of a [ £ creosoted cedar block 8 inches in length set with | K acphalt ard sand, a Sccond, For a foundstion of concrete 9 tnches | 12 in thickness with a superstructure composed of | £ creosoted pine plank & incaes in lengti, sot with | 7 asphalt and sand, Third, For a foundation of clran corrse sand | ¥ or gravel 12 inchos in thickness with a super. | I structure composed of ccdar block & inches in length and not less than 4 nor more than biuches in diamoter to be sob with asphalt and sand, The sand or gravel for foundation to b thoro ramumed or rolled, All the work to e done accordance with specifications aud under the di- E\ I B Also, th ings with any other mode of constriiction, All proposals or bids ehall be aecompanicd Dy ity will consider proposals for pav- the names of proposed sureties, who, in the | ovent ot contract — lolng - awarded | o will enter into a bond with tho city of Omaha for the true and faithful performance of | I said contract, F, The city eouncil reserves the right to reject | 1 and all bids, ¥ nvelopes containing proposals o+ hids shall rked *“Proposals for Faviug Douglas Street and Cross Streets | ity of Omaka,” and ad= dressed to the uud T ¥i C. JEW] City J Omaha, March 10th, 18 © marld-20L ¥ PROPO! U, ALS, L 8. INDu N Sxns PN RiDGE AGKNOY, 3 AKO'A. t Maros, 20 h 1832 ) Sealed propo:als, indoracd, 111 duplicats for the crection of aa sndian Borrding Scho.| t this agency, in aceordance with pla tion+ oo file, wita the Chief O partment of the Platte, Oma rected to the unde eigned, of the Chio Quartermaster, Departmen: of tho Platte, Omaha, Neb.," will e received until 12 o'clock on Monday, May 1-t, 1552, ontract to be rewirded to tho lowest sible bidder, subjoct to the approval of jartment of tha Interior. Froposals must state lo for completion of building, after approval of | : contrsct, and must be accompaniod by & certified | ¥ check upon some Un‘ted States Dopository pay- able to the order of the undery: d for &' least five (6) per cent ol the amount of the preo |\(lll\. which check ehall be forfeited to the United Stares i case any bidder Jorelving the award, shall fail to execute prompily a contract with good and sufficient surcti ¥, accordiog to the terms of his bid, otherwice to' be returned to the bidder. Main bullding is to be two story 80x40, ad- ditions to be one story 32x100, of lumber. For further information address undersigned | ( a1 Pioe Bidge Agency, Dakota, ( V.2, MOGILLYOUDDY, U8 Indian Agent. 1espon- be' de- gth of time required 24 dsw Abney Chas Abernathy Chas Ahlstrand Ed Ahmanson J A Armstrong ( Anderson N P Anderson, Lars Agenstoin Gotlieb Anderson Andrew Abromeit Dan’i Anderson Ole Ashburn Rob't Orders | Anderson N P Anthes Geo Anderson N T Anderson Armor W B Birkett C P ‘Also Tiats, Caps, Boots, | Brawley Michael nd Cutlory, 804 8, 10th street. | Bjorkland Alfred DBurr Dan'l T » Benn Jno Black D C Basing Geo o " Bradley Frank proprietor. Omaha | oy o Benson B Banks J W Burgstrom Aug okl Bodwell F' P Busch Fritz Boatty Joe T Brown Ed Brecht Fred Brown Jas N Conoyer Chas M Callahan J B Callahan E B Callahan H P Cummings Wm Collins Dan Clark W E Clark M Connor John Oummings A R Corrydon Timothy Challis J ' Connors Jas Corrikan James Cumings W A Cutler Frank Doyie John Davitt Pat, Duncan Mance Deverick Robert Dieterich Herman Daemon Alex Delor S A Davis C M Decker Oliver i Dillon Redmon Doyle Jas Dennis g H Dolan 7 R Dinan Dan Derflinzer Chas Daley Hugh Duncan G W Donnelly G F Davis D A Desmond Pat Donnelly W Doll Wm Edward M G Erickson Jens rection of the city engineer, Estelle Lo 8 il blocks or any other material, of | Rogarty John Flanery Peter od. - Frederickson M tx, | Forsberg Chas Fogarty D I Frese E 4 ) |Flyon W F Ford Tsaac Fickler Geo *| Fagan James Fredrickson Jens F Forbes Ruben Fress Fred Giraff Gieo B Gioodman C F Girapp Win (iiseke Herman Gill g M Girooms (ieo Giross A (i (iramps Joe Girubaugh Wm Gillmore Ellis Giensler Andrew Girebs Fred (irocox Thos RMGISTHRATION LIST, WARD. Ahlstrom Peter Ahlstrand 8 Ahmanson John Anderson Andrew Ayerd B Anderson John P Andorson L M Atkins H FIRST Adair W S D Anderson R W Anderson O P Anderson J F Anderson D O Arvedson John Austin Sam'l Althause Gerard Ainsworth F' 8 country, T, SINHOLD 416 Thirteonth street Orockery, Brandt John Bower Chas J. BONNER 1809 Doug:ss strect. Good line. Burke Gustave Bertelsen C Ballard Thos Boesen Phil H Brueger Chris Bodwell B I Buehler Mi Bhow Oase Manufactory. Barry Mich'l Borgman CI M + 10‘1;" 1v:"|‘nm:'u Mode ot 8how | DAIATd F W A 4 Denlo d A aostacturer st Doslor tn ul Mad Brucker GF Banks Thos Betz M Brown W H Bell Adam A Bird 11 Brenaen Frank Barrett Edmund BellJ T Burns John Bird Chas Boeisen Peter C Bislag John Bohne Ang Beranek John Bergman Max Jonn Geo Black D D Barbeur Joseph Benson John L Jurgstrom S J durgdorf Henry Sell John W Soyer Poter Jack P M A K Jaush Jacob Buck J Hlock, Thon Baveoy, D Boom No 4, Crelghton [ Bohlinan Geo . Brady John Buchanan A G Beckmau Joseph P. 8. LEISENRING, M. D. Masonlo Block. | Blumberg August Bergquist T P Bryan John DR. L, B. GRADDY, Bohn John B Binderup Julius Bergren August Bailett Joseph Bandhauer I W Pholographers, Brandes Chas Burke Oliver E GI20. HEYN, PROP, Brown H M Bassett A N Briggs A ¥ uoar Masonle Hall. Pirat-class Work and Prompt- | Berry John D Boyle T ekt Bang Hans P Burus Thos Plumbing, Gas and 8team Fitting. Boisen Anton Bohlever Jac Bull R D Burns CE Bruns Hens __ainting an ngIng. Barnes L P Bleick Adolph SRNRY A KOSTKRS. ! Dodge Strest- | Bolivor Jacob G Baumann John 8hoo Siores. Boley J W Brundberg Peter Fhillip Laog 1350 Farnham st. bet. 18th & 16th. | Brown T A Christopherson J Casey Thos Callahan Jas Casey Christopher Baioons. HENRY KAUFMANN, Corey SD Cooper Ed C e ohsat o et legant oot " ™ | Oallahan R Collins Timothy Hot Lug‘c:zr;r:;:,w to13 Christiansen Jae Christiansen Lars *Calodonis " J_FALCONER 679 16th Street. 83:{;::::‘:{"1'\1‘1 £ :‘i‘;{‘:{:’:sfi' Uit Undortakers. Christiansen Andr Coleshaw R L CHAS. RIEWE, 101% Farnham bet. 10th & 11td. | Cady 12 H Camm Thos 99 Cont Stores. i 5 >, P. 0. BACKUS 1206 Farnham St., Fancy Goods gi’:;‘:o::’ Nillichnel (6::';;;5\“;“ = = | Carrier C § Cook M D SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 290. | Cleburn W Cuer J P Corrigan Timothy hristiansen JacobCopps Henry lark Jas T Christiansen M Collins C W lark A B Cunningham Anto unningham Dan Casseles Abraham Coftin Chas M Coulter Jerome Connor E Cummings Robt Creeley Chas Cunningham M Castles Andrew Cuir Wm C rigler Jas Case L H unningham S L Cogan Domenick lark O W Cox John T larkins Thos ~ Camp Wm lather C D Consenlius Geo orrigan M Conifon Nickolas Dennison P Dioderich Saul Daley P H Davis Jas Davis g 8 Darrow G M Darrow R H Dinneen John Doheny Lawrence Danks M O Davidson Chas Deckerhoff John E Davidson John E Dickey John A DumpertValentine Dougherty T o Dillon Patrick Doyle Peter Daud H A den A C Erfling E ¢ lgutter Morris Epperson § C hrenfiort Henry England Chas Engstrom Albert Kdstrom John Fwing Jas P Fdwards Jos Yrath Wm Tslinger Martin Fnewald Lawr'ce B Ellis Perry Llsasser Jacob Elsasser G F newald Jas C ager Jos lis John lgin Dan kland Aug yden Fred llsasser Chris ¢ Farrer L P Frost John IYord John Foley P D Frick Andrew Foley Mich Frey Larson uller F ¢ Freeman Andrew itzpatrick Wm Fisher .J € Fiala Faclay Farness Edgar Fell Albert Foley Michael French E R Flach Geo B Fisher Aug 1. Forbes A H Kugua TJ er John Fackler John s zgerald John linn John ox Stephen air James P oster Win isher Bernard Graff s H Green John H Gille Fred Gilday Frank ilmore Henry P Gannon D (iuthard John Cireen W 1 (ioddard 8 M Girady Mich Galligan J J Goodwan (i E Gintzsch Henry Gorman John Gillen Patrick Graber Andrew Gartland Francis iunn A 8 ioodyear Ezra A DAILY BEE: - - Grocox Richard Goosman Julius Green Lowre b August Grim Albert Gunderson Peter Gotzechmann P Getzechmann G 1 srdon George Galligan Pat indle W It (8] rt Charles th Dolph Grady Goorge WA Glynn John Hogt R T Hickey James Hosier James Huntimgton 1 G Hansen P A Hughes W B Hesg J4o0b Huusen Androw HertzmannJ E LD Hopking Harry Hastings Patrick Harc Wi H Harte Wm F Henry J A Hansen Mark Hickstoin Fritz Heller John Heller Joc Hansen Bertram Husted € ¢ Hansen M Hower Petor Hansen Julius Hansen Goo Hansea Hans Hansen Jens Healy John Hazlton John Hanting Wm Harman Paul Harmon A Harmon 1, A Harmon Eugene L Harmon A 8 Hirt Michael Hetfern P Hensicksor B Hoflman G Hausen W 00 Hamel Gust Humport Frank Hogan Joh m W Hanen Chas Han Hizging Geo Hobun A s Hagstron John Hart Wi Hiss N K Hibbard Wm B Helin Chns Haarman G 1 Hansen Olof Heelen Ed Hockstrasser Hackott Autony fansen Poter Hamann w 1 Humann I' H Pat Horsmann D & Hallenbeck Wm Henkley Wm Uansen Rasmus Hobbie H ¢ Hollenback Frank Honsen Jens Holm John en Chris Haarmann C I Hansen Cheis ' H Hedin Chas Her Heinchey Pat Hena Hansen Jesa Hormiah v BB Hoover David Hayes H I Hogonsen John Homelius Chas 3 Herlicka Jacob Havell John Hinz Peter Iarney ¢ W Hunt G 4 Holst S W Holland Thos Henningson 1 Hansen Wm Henrix J R Hamerschlag Wm Havinan Patrick Holden John Haren James Haase August Haluud Nelson Hayes J A Hutchinson R 1 Henningsen H Howe Charles Halquist Otto Inglehart B E Tler B 1 Johnston M Johnson 1' A—1 Johnson Magous Jenkins I' A Jenkinson K ¢ Johnson John Jenson P H Johnson Peter Justus W O Johnson N Jensen Jens JohnsonJ A—1 Johnson B Jenny L M Johnson J W Jenson J R Johnson Christ Johuson Robert Jenson Anton Johuson Andrew-2 Johnson Nile Johnson A S Johngon Bengt Johnson Douglag® Johnson Frank Johnson A Jess Claus Johunson A L Johuson Bnos Jones Chas I Johnson Isance Jones D P Jelen Vacleave Jackson Henry C Jones A I Johnson Arthur Johnson T A—2 Jenson Jacob Jameson Henry Jackson James Johngon Nels P Jensen Anton Johnson § JohusonAndrew-1 n Jacob Jolinsou J¢ Jolhnson T son Chas Johnson S P Keiser Aug Kearney Martin King C H Kreissman Ed Kountze Herman Kimball Thos L Kill Peter Kastner Thos Klint Christ Kennelly John—1 Kemmerling B k Cornelius Knapp Mich Kidder M ¢ Kuca Albert Krause Fred Krebs Ernst Kempf Aug Kearney Jas Kaasch F J Knott John Kaufman Chas Kent Josiah Koppers Mich Kuemmell T'red Kelly Pat- Kane John Kelloer A I Klaa Fredk Kemmsut Antan Kirkland John Kissone Rich Kucera V Koster Henry A Kast Simon Kirkland W J Kearney Frank Keck John Kennetly John—2 Knapp F O Kernahan J B Kiichen Wi (i Kauscheit Chas Kelley Martin Kolb Joseph Klode Joseph Keefe Timothy ~ Koster Chas M Krause Theodore Kane M Kramel Geo Keyes G 11 Kaufman Henry Kuodell Henry Krezck Joe Kecham Lewis Keiley W A Kroulick Jos Kennedy Pat Koetter Fred W Kunz Fred O Kneedson Samue! Lewis E D Larison Peter-1 Lavin Mich Larson Hans Larson Nels-1 Lindburg Fr Lind John laddeman Barney Lackstrom John Larson Anton Larson A G Larson Peter-1 Larson L. O Larson G P Larson J P Lomme Chas Linhart Herman Peter Lacey J H Lenz Max Lindsey John Lage Henry Lucas H R Larson Ole Lindholm L Long Ebner K Lorenzen W I' Larson Christian Larson Lars Livermore 5 B Larson Abraham Larson Nils P Larson T A Lindel Gustave Linahan Thos LambertsonJ W-1 Lambertson Lewis E D Laing Robert Lowery T J Linahan J A Longprey LT Larson E LaMasters M F Leary P J Leining Herbert Livings Large Peter R Lappin Landenberger Fr Latbel Leonard Lemieux Lewis LaChappel Alex Ludwick George Lathrop N T Lawler Martin Libber Max Lynch P J Lahnes David Lewis H L Larsen Nils 2 Lovejoy H W Larsen S J Larsen Jens Lewis H L Landon B Lovelace George Larsen Poter B I Mangen Lawrence Meyers R M Metz Fred Maikel J 1 Mericle Geo C Murphy Wm Maloney James Mitchell Benj Moran Cornelius Marqaett David Metealf J M Mullen Michael Michaelsen Peter Morrison R C Malone Thos Madsen Peter Madeen B I Muellurs D ¢ Martin Peter Mathiasen Aug ¥ Mallen M Mathiasen Haus Mafes Chas Maurer Eugene Monroe J W Moore Wm B-1 Mathiasen John Morrison Win Matson John Madsen Peter Morton John Moon W R Mattson I’ D Moore W B-2 MONDAY APRIL 3, 1882. Murphy T | Miller John Mathiasen Nols I John pt Robt Alfred James Josepl Joseph tyre Chas c(iavock A McCatlry Pat Meclatyre David } agh McEvoy Patrick Met > R Med 7 hoa MclKee D M McCarty John M MeMahon James Mynihansen Geo Mundagz Daniel Meyers Emanuel ¢ Allen rton James Nelson U BB Nelson Loren Newhouse Erank Nelson N €1 n Paul n Olo Nel Nelson Rasmus Nelson N I Novase James Nelson N C—-2 Nelson N It Neve Wm O'Hearn John O'sullivan Ed Ostrum H J O'Biend ohn Ob: Oa Ohman G Olsen O OlsenJohn-1 Olsen Jonh—2 Olsen Ch. Ohman Frank Oy PB O’Donnell Patrick Olsen Nals -2 O'Toola Patri Olsen Nels Paulsen Andrew Proctor Wm Peterson N O Peterson Geo H Pries Roby, Pelle ¥ C Pearson John m Andrew Peterson Robt Petorson Christ Porter A L Pl a Wm I Preston Wm Peterson James Pugner Martin Peterson Ole Penderson J H Peterson N--2 Peterson N P Peterson Jones Peters A D Prichard Joseph Philhrick T E Pope James Peterson N-2 Patton John Picronett Thos A Pickard R H Purcell Michael Quan Bdw Quick Martin Quinn Jas nn Peter Reitmeyer (ieo Rasmussen R Rogers S E Rosicky John Robling Morris Ryan Peter Redington Mike Robertson H A Robins Joseph Ryan 10hn Roche E B Richardson (i w tyan John Roee Ld Reed sohn N Reese Wi Reincke Regan sohn tuge Alex Reichstein Lewis Rushlan 1”4 titter H P Rosicky John jr Ross o 1 Schneider 1" w Sheller Georgo Sorengeon Nils P inger John tewart Wi aciua John Sogelke Wm 5t Felix Henry Snowden W P Sundblad Chas N5t Salholm Chas tiger Wm H Swickard A F Shroeder Fred Stubendorf F Schweibald Rob acing Jacob pettle Martin Sprague Fred M Schoulby Hans Schinker John Schneider Adam Sully Thos Schon H Smock Chas Swansen Gus Sherlock 4 E Sorensen .1acob Sulzer Christ Shields W H Schmidt Jos Spaulding W H Smyley J A Strangland John Stepps Gus Smith L £ Simpson Jas Stephenson H M Stone H M Stewart Wm Stabell John Belden Dy a ™ Sexton sohn Shanahan serry Schneider Louis Seamons N A Spethman F A Spencer (i w Still Chas Swobe sohn A Shalda F 8 Shoughnoe Pat'’k Shalner Henry C Murray J H Marsh Charlos Mack C H Miller Alfred Meyers Lowis K Morris 1} Martin F ¢ Stables Chs Schroth Chas B Mills James Selden Chas Speed C B Massion Androw Scott vas N Sebroun F R Metza Peter Mulschil Jorry | Torkelan Poter Thrane C C Mallen Heonry Tuttle TM ¢ Trahor Wm Mundschonck P | Traynor Androw Tuttle Jas Mulvehil John | Traynor John ~ Thomas Michacl Manloy Thos Thorapson Nelson Trineruy C Marply Patrick | Tesar John Titui 1§ D Minogue John Terapleton W A Toy Thos Mellugh W Thompson F Thomas Aug T MoCatty Chas | Thomas E 8 Trott Jos MeGovorn John | Taylor John G Trambull Geo T Taylor Chas H Thompson W M Tracey John Tettermer § Thompson John Tracey Wm Thompson A Talmage Frank W Tobin David Tideman Jchn Triloty John Thompson Paul Till Nicholas s John Travis Abver Turtle J W MeDonald R MeArdle John MeKeena 11 J McCarty Martin McCluliffe Samuel MeAuley John MeKillip David McQuade James MeGeo Edward Umpferson Wi Uhtoff Aug ¢ MeNeil C § T Murpy Hugh Uhlich August Massott Joln Vanderwoort W C Vanderbeck S .J Morehonse W H | Vorperson Henry Vanderwort Paul Moser George Monk Andrew oorge Henry m G W MaCarty Charles Vanous Joa jr ~ Vanous Jos s Vodica Fr Vanoy W H Van Dasen Henry Volkmoyer E Vodiea V L Willis Gieo D Webster L H Welata Jas Weig Peter Wagner Fred Wadson Henry D Witt J H Wood C E Winhagen Paul Walstrom John ~ Ware w D Walker Laurcelot Willrodt Christ Wilcox w P Winslow L H Wilkins G Westman Fred Weisbroad Geo Worthington Chas Wasoba Jos Williams Aug Wilson H ! Watson C H Warner ES Wagner J H Woodward O M Norlander Wm Nevill Frank Novak Frank Nelson John Nelson Swan Noonan Thos Nels®n Peter Nelson O R Nelson Wm Nelson Soren Noll John Whalen Owen Woodward R § Novotny Frank Willeford J H Wicberg Aug NowellC L Willing Leopold ~ Walls John Willis 1 A Willis ¢ W Wallace R A Wilde Richard Weeks L P Winding CJ Wells Fred Wrighter W D Welna Frank Wolf Joseph Waffel Wm Walker Samuel G Widell C W Windheim rnest Westberg John N Watking A O Wells Harry J Wagner Julins Willis John N Wilcox w S Welsh Pat Weeks N Whitney Geo M Watson E P Winther Max Warwick Rob Whiteside Ben Ward James Wall Win M Willis Geo Willis § H Walsh Edward Wallington Geo Ward John Wallschleger P 1 O'Connor John Olson Poter—1 Olsen James Onell Charles Olsen Swan Olsen Hans Olsen Peter—2 Olsen Olof Olsen Ole Olsen Hans C o'l o M Jr Oman Jacoh O'Grady Jerry Overton T H Pickard Eugene Pinch Chas Pettra W T Pjerren J T PPorter James R Peterson James W Pizenscham I Pomey Gustave Paine 1 B Poterson I M Peterson Bdw Peterson Jens Power John Prochaska Jos Pflaiging Will Porter W W Pearson A F Peterson Poter Piluty Joe Petz John Pearson John—2 Peterson Bartel PattersIn F G Peterson A ¥ Powsr W A Penoyer Wm* Pivoka Vacian PolfA R Powers Horace Porter J B York Geo Zaller Mathias Zeh Aug Zang Wi Young Hans Zimmerman G Zisser Albert eskowsy Anton Zessin Wm StaTE OoF NE Dovaras Co T'his is to certify that the above is a true list of the registered voters of the IMirst ward, April 3, 1882, . M. SteNpERG, Register First Ward. SKINNY MEN. “Wells’ Health Renewer,” greatest remedy on earth for impotence, lean- ness, sexual debility, &e. One dollar at druggist's, an, Depot, C. F. Good- (5) £ you aro e man of lov et ened by the stréain o your ‘duties avoid Himntantsand use Hop Bitter: Prichard Jos B Bitters: o aio at Philips Wm - iy FrOT Pickard Joo A it et cha Quinlan Patrick Quistgard A 4 Quinn Frank Quinlan John Rajtera Frank Reider George Rosengren O 1 Bhicein, biood, liver oF merves drunkennes e use Of opluts, tobicoo, of narcotics. Rush John 5 ; il _sotanya Rose 3 1 ltyouarestm, - eit BT Rose sohn P Towepirited, try Clrculur. Robingon Simon Yobins sohn F Jobling Michacl Reed Robt A ‘ togers Geo Jtasmugsen Christ Robinson Dan Rush D ¢ Reed T w Rheem S o Robin Ieaac Roos sohn Rose 1 C Rooney M Reynolds w G Read A C Roach Wm ; VVESERN | CORNIGE WORKS C. SPECHT, Proprietor, 1213 Harney Street, OMAHA, - - - NEB —~MANUFACTURERS OF— GALVANIZED IRON Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finials, TIN, IRON & SLATE ROOFING, Specht's Patent Metalic SBky- light. Patent Adjustable Ratchet Bar and BRACKET SHELVING. Neott Milton Sohlampp Wm Spaford w 1? Sutton Jacob Seott Thomas Stenberg B M Stattenburg Wm Slaven Felix Stuth Ernest Sporl Mich Stit Henry 5 Slaven Mich Schlieben Ay ey ion el d am the geuoral State Agent for thd above Smith 4 B e Schwikert Fr IRON FENCING, Orestings, Balust Bank R.nha; uat Sorensen Nils Stout B Stophenson W H ¢ Stanahan Dennis wii rds; also GENERAL AGENT Swansen Theodore nany stage ® Q =59 EOZEMA, E g 0ld Sores, 3 3 Pimples, :gz 5 2 BOILS, Ed 8 Skin i Diseas . Cures When Hot Springs Fail MAvRRY, ARK., May 2, 1881 Wo have caset in onr own town who lived at Hot Springs, and were finally cured with 8, 8. 8. S i McCANMON & MUk, IF YOU “douiiE como to res us and. W e Wil CURl ]\'nl'Ridm charge nothiug ! ! Write for particulars and copy of little Book -‘Message to the Unfortunato Suffering, wil Who Wi Hdr be paid “to any chew ,on analysis 100 bottles 8 8. 1., one particlo of Mercury, lodide Potase sluin of any Mineral ubstance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Props. Atlanta, Ga. Prico of Small slze, £1.00, Large sizo §! Sold by KENNARD DROS. & CO., and Druggists Generally ELECTION PROCI JAMATION., By virtue of the authority vested in me, "I, Janios E. Bovd, Mayor of the City of Omaha, do hereby proclaim to the qualified voters of ‘the City of Omaha and of the respective wards thoreof, that an annual city election will be held in said ity on Tuesday, April 4th, 1852, for the election of the following officers, viz: 8ix ward councilmen, one from each ward, eachi to serve for the terni of two . ars. Threo members of board of education, ‘each to serve for the term of two yoars. At siich time, in_acoorda: ce with a resolution of the City Councll, there will be eubmitted to the qualiied voters'of sa d city the following question: Shall the city lease Jeffer- son square for the ‘erect on of a_builaing to be used as a narket house and city hall? The polly at sald annual city olcction will be open at8 o'clock a, m., and be kept open {rom that hour until 7 o'clock p. m., and no lenger, and at the following places in the respective wards, viz: Firdt Ward—Felix Slaven's grocery store, Tenth stroet, near Leavenworth strect., Second Ward—Wallenz hotel, Leavenworth streot, botween Thirteenth and Fourteenth street. Third Ward—Dr. Hyde's office, southwest corner Twolfth and Douilas strects, Fourth Ward—Co.nty Court House, north= cast corner Sixteenth and Farnam streets. Flfth Ward —Holmes' hardware store, north- west cornor Sixteenth and Californin street. Sixth Ward—Deidrick’s drug store, No. 2005 Cumlug strect, south side, botween' Twentioth and Twinty-first streots, In witness whereof I have horeto sot my hand and caused the seal of said city to bo affixed, s 10t day of March, A. D, 1852 . E, BOYD, Mayor of the City of Omaha, Mch16toAprild. G Matter of Application of Margaretta Siert for Liquor License, NOTICE, Notico fs hereby given that Margaretta Siert did upon the 31st day of March A, D, 1852, file her application to the Mayor and City Council o Omaha, for license to soll Malt, Sprirituous and Vinous Liquors, at No. 1414 Farnam street, Third Ward, Omaha, Nel., from the 13th day of Aprit 1882, to the 18th day of July 1852, I{ there be no objection, remonstrance or pro- tost filed within two weeks from March 31st.A. D. 1882, the saud license will be granied. MARGARETTA SIRRT, Iy Henry Siert, Applicant. Tir OWANA Brr nowspaper "will publish the above noti.e once each week for two weeks at the expense of tho applicant. The City of Omaba {3 not to be charged therewith. J.J. L. C. JEwerr, City Clork. PROBOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS, ©OMANA NEp, 1881, s will he received at the of [&-May April 15th, Orrick ov Ciry [Knl!lfl.k lce. Soaled propos of the undersigned until 1882 12 o'clock muon, for trustion of sowers in North Omaba & follows: 1000 feet of 8} foot brick sower 728 foet 6} foct brick sewer and 728 of 6} feet brick sewer, located on Izard streot between 16th and 17th, and on 17th be- twoen Izard and_Nicholas, ‘boiween 17th and 21st strocts, together with' all necessary man- holes, lamps-hol s, 28 per plans and specifications in the city Engincers office. - Proposals to bo propared upon blanks turnished by the city Enginoor. Bias will also b received for the constriiction of a timber out- fall_embracing tho furnishing and driving of 100 0ak piles moro or loss 26 foet lonz, 12 to 8 inches, and 1,600 feot of onk lumber 08 per plans and peciticatlons in the Engincers office. Work to begin on or before June 1st, and to be com ploted Docember Ist 1852, 'Paymeuts to be made monthly in cash warrants, 16 per cent to be reservod until final completfon, and acoept- anco of work by the proper suthoriies, All ids to bo accompanted by tho signature of pro- posed surotiostwho will 1n event of awarding of contract enter into bonds of the ity for execu- tion of_the vork in the sum of §30,000. J.J. L. ¢ Jnwerr, 2w City Clerk. Matter of Application of Guild & Petre for Liquor License, NOTIOE Notice is given that Guild & Petre did, upon the 27th day of March, A, D, 1882, file his application to the mayor and city council of Omaha, for license to sell malt, spirituous, and vinous liquors, at the s utheast corner of North Sixteenth and California streets, Fifth ward, Omaha, Neb,. from the 10th day of April, 1882, to the 10th day of July, 1852, 1f there be no_objection, remonstrance, protest fi ed with n two weeks from the 5 day of Marbh, A, D, 1882, the said nie will be granted, Guino & Perne, Applicants, 4 wili publish the above notice once each week for two at the expense of the applicants, y of Omaba is not to be charged therewith, J.J, L, C. Jewerr, City Clerk, Matter of A\plv]icutiun of Soren Neilsen fo Aquor License, NOTICE, otice is hereby given that Soren Neil- xen, did upon the 2/th day of March, A. D., 1582, file his application to the Mayor and City ncil of Owaha, for licenve to sell Ma't. Spintoous and Vinous Liquors, an No, 707 aud 709 Eleventh street, Fifth ward, Omaha, Neb., from the 10th day of April, 1882, to the 10th day of July, 1882, { there be no objection, remonstrance or protest filed within two weeks from Schweer Lowis Schindler Chas Seller sohn Schultz sacob Smith s P incere Henry Hwansen Nels Smith rustin Sdarrow Chas A Shaw Geo w Stebbins C 5 Stoetzel w E Shepardson D D Sutphen E N Strupert Wm Smith Wm Swancina Peter Shannon w J Strupert Aug Summer Paul Swansen Peter Peerson and Hill Patent Inside Blind, novédtt March 27th, A, D., 1882, the said license will be granted, BoKEN NEILSEN, Applicant, Tue Oynana Bee newspaper will pub- lish the above notice once each week for two weeks at the expense of the applicant. The City of Omaha is not to be charged therewith, . J. L, C, Jewerr, City Clerk, Matter of Ap&nliuutlun of Alfred Woolf for Liquor License, NOTICE. Notice s hereby given that Alfrel Wooll did upon the 24th day of March A.D. 1887, file his application to the Mavor and City Council of Guaha for Jicenso to sell Malt, ipirituous and Vinous Liquors at 8. W, 220d ard Cuming street, Sixth Ward, Omaha, Neb., from the 10th day of April 1882, to the 10th dily of October 1882, 411 there'bo o objection, remonstrance or pro- tost filed within two weeks from 22th of March A, D. 1582, the said license’ will bo granted. *Auvirn F. Woour, Applicsit. Tik OMAUA Brx nowspaper will puclish the above natlce once each week for two weeks ut the expen o of the applicant o City of Omalia is not to be charged therewith, 3.0 L C. kv, 2 " John G. Jacobs, (Formorly of Gish & Jacobs,) “'"MPSERTAKER City Clork. UexterL.Thomas&Bro. WILL BUY AND SELL IRIELAI EIST.ATE AND ALL FRANBAUTION OONNROTED THNRSWITH, Pay Taxes, Rent Houses, Hte, L7 YOU WANT 70 BUY OR ASUL [ Office Room 8, Crelphon furonis, Omaba, CRAIG'S OITY GREEN HOUSE 1s now open to the publio with o full supply o Cut Flowers and Plants For Sale, Wo will be glad to have the publie call and soe us, Bougquets or Any Floral Design Made 16 Order ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE, City Green House, 8. W. Cor 17th and Web. ster, one block from 16th streot cars. Nursery, 284 btreet, opposite Foit. Jas, Y, Craig, Florish aud Landscape Gardoer. 2 4m, 7