Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 8, 1883, Page 8

8 THE DAILY BEE---OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1883. THE DAILY OMAHA. Wednesday Morning, August 8. "~ LOOAL BREVITILS, R, | first grants the general power to pave, | orcised their discretion, that his claim BEE. | THE RIGHTS OF TAXPAYERS. and should the council see proper not to | would not have been considered. He has > excrcise the power in their discretion, | the right to be notified #o that he might y 1 boforo the council || ITISAFACT AT THOUSANDS OF OUR BUSINESS seo if it “”:";' s “]“\"l' ")‘"'L";‘- TOYHELL OFRICES 1N THE MO NG AFTH iotni orowner in the paving district to force | That part of 42, which clothes the | UNEASY NIGHT OR A LATE DINNEF 1 i . council in the first sentenc id th notification for material, as to majorities, | THAT sPARKLING FOAMING SPECIFIC, TAR isa vast difference between the power |fairly construed, gives'only the discretion | RANT S SELTZER APERIENT, TAKEN BE. | |and the duty to doa thing. While the |to consider owners representing a ma- | pgy, ALL FEELINGS OF HEAVINESS, REMOVE | nd does_exist, the duty may | jurity of feet front to be assessed, and if | GENTLY UT SURELY THE CAUSE, & QUICKES | . a A y JINTO HEALTHY ADTION EVEN TBRE OF 1 | does_depend upon @ con |they do not consider that majority thon | ITQMEALTIY ADTION EVERY ke oF Tiik | tingency, which shall® first arise and in | they cannot take an intermediate stand, this case we think a reasonable construc- | but are required to consider only the ap | for_Infants and Children. e s AERAEERERE R R T TR R R U TR R UL R TR R RN CASTORIA AN\ SN a separ- | place his applic ( Elaborate Opinions of the JUdGES OF)sre"nd “Gicinet. power 5 dhe taspye ctiol The Temporary Injunction Against the S8andstone Ring Granted, —Who are Lippit, Leak & Co. m-e&w. Great Rejoicing Among Property —The Academy of Music will open the 2nd Owners Over the Decinion. tion of the two sentences above referred | plication of those owning real cstate not | of September. i to, mean that the mayor and council | lots, that in fact abut upon the part of | — - . Castoriapromotes Digestion | What gives our Children cheeks, A i iokie HBNMAY (s ot yolton : Huvs this. powst Unaulinedly. to jave | tHE dthee: propoeed to be U Tmphoved; = and-overtomes TTWTSnry - Crmsehon | What Gure et ever, Tadgg e day considerably, The district court room was crowded | within the districts, independent of any | In sapport of this proposition I refer HELLD" TO MILFORD. tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhcea, and | e pabies tret and ery by Taro F. T. Andrew and family left yesterday for yesterday with interested citiz petition, and that the vdmy l»lcuh (.Nl tn'lmlnunlMum;wpnltll,..rpnu:(:;m:\,”p::fl- A f.h'{.:'r’}-'{’:i‘& l‘cvi:.lllxm:::‘q lmnll'h‘nml What cures u..qm.u.-.Emsufi,:r-énml e sast and Canada, spectators, it being generally understood [ MaY be |-nfnr(‘(-l|‘ by a petition from own- | 101 and 103, and hl.!l‘, on '\| authori- : , D, out morphine. | But Castoria. h { 3 : .. |ers of lots and lands representing a ma- |lies referred to there. The council, in Cflmfllflhflfl of nm Telc[]hflflfl LlIlB fPDIll What quickly cures Constipation, The first annual fair of Sarpy county will | that the opinion in the injunction suits, | 55w of the feet front to be paved. exercising their discretion in passing up- « Cantoria {8 o welladapted to Children that | Foo o omach, Colds, Indigestion, . rin. be held this fall at Papillion. restraining the mayor and council from |* 1 "y i cage an matter of fact, no peti- | on the application use the words, ““Own. Lincoln to Milford and L recommend it as superior to any prescription | perawell then to Morphine Syrupe, _A fine new sail boat has been put on cut- | signing contracts to pave Fifteenth and |tion in the first place was presented to (€18 of lots abutting on said _"l""".f“v' s S A, “I']“r.’:,';';;_:";':‘, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and 8 off 1ake by an Omaha gentleman, Eloventh streets with Colorado sand- | the council to pave, we mean the first Whllvvrous'oh.- Nmnu.-f« u«l:‘l‘l: ‘:I‘::;:;x fi:mr Urele. y , N. Y. Hall Castoriat The German School Association will pic- | stone, would be rendered at the opening ‘ ln-h.llnn. “llmt]; .(I:!u skinlul(l-'(unh- ip ;:;:‘;‘”nu‘(]»lt:: ‘\;‘l‘x rn"L ‘“r A pr“; sl T e ST TR WS ST TS PR PSS nic at Hanscom park next Sunday. of court. The space inside the bar was ,’";y’:?h Sttt o land of - posed to be improved.” The word lot | Connections With Pacific Junction CENTAUR LINIMENT—an absolutg cure for Rheuma~ ~Tenth street will boa paved street and | woll filled with attorneys, while Mayor | without this petition we think the firat has a defined meaning in this section, and Glenwosd Mads Tast s tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &¢. The most Powerful and ¥ene= open to travel this time next wook. 4 Chase and Councilmen Hascall, Redficld, | ordinfbce referred to was o proper exer- m;'l]cun;hmlw' AR ) Night trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. A large gang of mon aro at work on the | Woodworth and Behm occupied promi- |¢ise of power granted to the mayor and | while the ¢iscretion SN Jones street sower, whore it passes under the | nent seats. After disposing of a few un- council. The second question, then, un \ V. P. track. der this branch of the case is, who are [ manner in which th l‘:_'l"xll{]lll‘1{:’&?:]“:‘["':} o ayatein of the Nebraska ! important motions Judge Neville un- | the abutting owners that are entitled to | the question, they ophone —The third annual pionic of Bricklayers' | 1o110d a Targo roll of lezal o 13 e o o hra thow | tion vested i them, which they cannot [company is being rapidly and continu- | & 13 yagy ppp— ———— ; : argo roll of logal cap paper and |join and notify the council. Are they ested in-them, which . SPE R 01t RENT—Residences and diigs, 1D Union No 1, willoceusat Hascall Park nest | 1oy (s Ey Ksboch ot ul veom the |the owers only abutting upon tho stredt | 0. Sco Cooley's Constitutional” Limita- ally extonded. M. Flomon Drake, tho | * PECIAL NOTICES.|F S SO e Bt e B Saturday. Blvor. ki otnal ol Lo O ¢ and in front of which the pavement goes f;unu. page 19 ""‘ l";"“ :““l'v and ']‘" general manager, has returned froma tiip | ¢ Spectals il Postuvely not be wmsorted Ll Bl ben b Mayor yuncil of 0 y ol * X referred to. Judge Cool y " nlest % Rev. A. . Sherrill loft yosterday for n few nm)-.h W v down, or all the owners i the district | thorities there referred bty through the South Platte country, and | Ui - uses the following language, to wit: *The | There was a profound silence [ it ave to be lawfull north ooy 10 vislol ol LR L b sl TS T o rend his opinion, | gho pavement whother they abut « | general disposition of the courts in_this | informs us that the line to Milford, the 0 LOAN—Bouey. 23 Plum Creck. which covered very completely all the |y front of the paved street or not. As 1 | country has heen to contine municipal pretty summer resort twenty-two miles | 12 AILROAD TICKETS - To 2l pomis ot roiured JLAW OFFICE, wollturnishet, with oo Mr. Chas. Wells, of the transfor freight |issues involved, and concluded by grant- | have intimated during the argument, it | Within_ the limits that a strict constru from Lincoln, was completed on [ 1V" 3 LRI B o Ui LR TR -4 depot, has been presented with a superb bible | ing the injunction on the grounds asked appears that the majority referred to is | tion of their grants of powers in their riday. Our roporter wi My his employes. for by Messrs. Doane and B, W, Sim- |the majority assessed, unless by the | charters will assign to them, thus apply- R ]."“"l“}“l M o reimrs o ke loahk o Orsati it ot | T bt we toteses taeaahel of uhfurylshed) The Unfon Paciic has purchased Jonn | 0¥l the attorneys for the tax payers. | torms of the following part of said section | ing substantially the same rule that is ap- | opportunity of judging for himsolf how | foug ¥ real estato at current rate o itcrost. | hort. h AL L e M ke Judge Wakely at tho request of judge {42, the discretion is placed in the council | pPlied to charters of private incor - | well it worked. The distanceis 94 miles, | N0 commission charced. s o = ” . Sheely’s place northwest of the city, 207 acros <) the ciscretion is p 1 councit | 1y W oy y £ s § 3 ONEY TO LOAN —The Towest rates of intwrest FOR SALE at $2.50 per ncro, tetal £51,750 Noville upon whom rests' tho legal re- | ¢o'uxclude non-abutting owners, and that |tions " And the court in the' case of | and the transmission is perfoct. Mil- | M “Bemis' Loun Agence s 1oth & Dovsins. St | ~ 7 sponsibility of the deo AN SPECIAL OFFR Ve will ion, followed with | purt of - tho section is (()ROAN -SPECIAL OFFEIL : ol s follows: “The [ Dunham vs. Rochester, b Cowen, page | ford informed us in distinet tones that ONEY TO LOAN--Call at law oflico of D. L. ik s no ~ Atter throo months illness Joo, Brussels, |81 opinion which coincided in the main | iayor and council may in their discrotion | 469, uses this language, to witi **“For | there were no picnic partics thero yester- | M omas, roon & Creléhton Modk: T COn if not entirely with that of his a 1008 Farna, the right hand man at Max Meyer & Co.'s ix again seen at hin post of duty, t a bargain, or o Farnam St ,. 3 ociate. | include all the real estate to be charged | all the purposes of jurisdiction, corpora- | day, hut that they came frequently. The M ONEY LOANED—0n Chattel mortiage, room 7| - llwlrvrnlu;: of 'vl,ll‘;'h"'"I"'"”'H_' 1’IM)I and assessed with the costs of such pay- '-n» u]: like inferior cul)u'tr«. md must | telephone line was within four miles of | Y1 Nelraska National Bank Building. 184- 8 FINE NEW nearly an hour. They were roceived with |ing or improvement in the paving dis- [ throw the power given them in every | Crote this morning, and connection with 5657 7 o ohatter | £X forrént, an Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Locke, of Chicago are | gencral approbation by the bar and with [ tricts in this see case. If this be wanting, their proceed- | that town is expected to-morrow morn- | V] Soreoerty, 18 South 1itnary o Samasel | _so0.4t visiting at Bishop Clarkson’s. Dr. Locke is [ unconcealed satisfaction by the andience. | vided for, but are ings must be holden void whenever they | ing, From there the lin tho well-known pastor of Graco church, The following is in full and the mayor and erally, for|on'to Wilbur. By the will don ¢ ion hereinbefore it required so to de yuncil may in their | come in question, even colla will be pushed h of Septem- HELP WANTED. « wazon and varls, 10th il Daveriport St e e SEDNE KR vITLW ontiion, discretion, i determining whother the | they are not judic "l‘xul;lll!:‘octth‘vl(l|l:cc'. ber a telephone wire will be strung all WAt TR RV ALt Rek Yo pe o Frga ok visit at Laramio, whore Mo, | Charles J. Karbach, Plaintif, ve, Tho City of | FeqUisite ninjority of the owners who are | Foview on certiorari.” Now a strict con | the way to Beatrice, Wymore and Blue tana. 1 MANNWEILER, 11 St 800 bhelbett “";'. b “""';" s et | T s BTG HONG AL hereinbel authorized to petition for [struction of this discretionary sentence | Springs, all important South Platte sta- VY ANTED & couk 1015 Harioy St. - K ) Hisele frony Kennedy is engaged in the wool business. Tho potition in this cnae, after tho pro- | BVl ving or macadamizing and to | leaves the council no power to reject the | tions, 20305 : ata M, A. A. Gibson, daughter, Miss Tda, and | Jiminary allegations, alleged in substance | determine the kind = of material to plication wpon the ground that it did | One of the most valuable extensions, T et Sy into lowa between \ situation by tter, St. Charles nd Pacific Junection, by | Hotel 000-4¢ placed on each bank of WANTED 1 won, Martin, loft on Sunday noon's train for | ehut, plantill s he owner of 1ot 4, in | Ve used therefor, have joined in such ot represent v majority of feet front of | howover, is ¢ i 1 ' P ster ¢ o ar | owners, as a lot is defined in the | Platt th o Mok U B hsuat W v d Utah., ck 119, o north 87 feet of lof petition and deterntination, consider |lot owners, as a lot h ttsmouth il L € 2 T ::l,“l“}m-lkl1.;:“;.[.”l'fu.".»,'.'\!l4.. '“.l‘,,“ 'm,, and take into account all of the |scction as the authority strictly vested in | means of mas Dr. Reisenring says the city remains \ r Yoo wnors of all real estate to ho charged | them, was to reject when the application | the Missouri below the B. & M. brid ket 10th abuts on 15th streot, That by ord oo ryeed) | : y s I healthy, Out of fifty thowsand peoplo only | {1 Gividud into o mumber of pave |a10 assessed with the costs of the im- | did not represent a majority of feet front | The Towa Union Telephunie company ave | 340 el ) twonty-five over fivo yours of ago diod lnst | i “aiigriots conseoutively munibered, | Provement or only such as own real es- | of parties owning real estate abutting up- | expected to reach the east hank to-night [P0 A e clo ty. month. Thiat on the Sth day of March, 1883, t) o | tato that in fu puts upon the part of | on the street to be improved. or to-mo ight. From Pacific June L PECK, Oppusite P, 0. vation you will see a|tion the wire runs to Glenwood and will i ui X o, 14 r ap) > ordinance which ha 4 € £/ OR SALE ~Barber shop o or particulars 0 o Ly ™ 51 naneo ordered tho paving. of 1oth stroct, | qualifies the otherwise plain reading of | “‘owners of lots” and “owners of real | towns. “In a northeastern direction, an S UBIRDIHS: lovonth and Chicago strects. The owner | T O OreE. S0P 9 S0 BEte | the second sentence herembefore quoted, | estato” i deseribing the powers vested | advance is also to be made to Avoca YARBEIL SHOP for ssle in Genoa, Nance county, will pay a suitablo reward to the finder. Tt 0 That on the Gt duy of Amil. [and there ean bo no doubt, when we con” |in the council. An”action upon the lot | oly and Missiouri Valloy, « Iy to D o i (01 Fssons for The Philadelphia Record of August ath | 1o o0 (110 owners of lots bty [strue jointly the two sentences lst re- | busis makes quite - ditferent result from | be in connection with th before | SHTE AcENOY, [l 2 LS A for cash ate 1 ferred to, that the council may rofuse to [one upon the real But to | long, ARD, says Harry Salisbury, a member of the Forest | o1, 15t sirect, spresenting o majority railrond_graders for work in this | 8027 City Club of 1878, has been engaged by the | {he frontage on said street, in said nsider any applicant as anceessary pavty we are in error as to views upon There are now two wires to Lincoln, N h6en e eI x, Clsveland club as & changs pitcher., ing distrigt, mobiied, i’ writig, |the |t make the majority required who doc ranch of the case, we still find that | one for intermediate pointsand o through O, SALEFumiture tor liht Bousokeping: AlL the old | VW anane. -Good pas v the tighe: man. tnca \in writing was handed to | wire which works perfectly, not own real estate actually abutting up- i | city elorn wit fime required | complaints are done awa; on the street to b ved. If it was not — At an election of officers by the Omaha | council, that they had determined upon Trinidad Sheet Asphaltum for said 15th with by this. No. 448 Miennerchor last eveuing Wm. Mack was RiaRuEaly aNioxnd e S S R e o G e h R BLIVE. Yo | Mhe N ebraa ialsshona o ; oI > , 3 . | street. T on the 10th day of July, |intended by the second sentence herein- | 3, 8 1 ery he Nebraska telephone company has ave. S18.7f chosen prostdont; Win. Weckbach, vico-prosi ’;Hm"““ (onihe L dy “lmv::f?v before quoted that all owners to be asses- | clerk was the notification required by the (now ivieedinte connections | botween ED—A good live man with small o T T dent; Earnest Rausch, secretary. ordering 16th street in said district, to be | *ed might join in the application for kind | charter, provided it was otherwise sufli-| Omaha and b.ii:, Arlington, Fremont, oical AbRITNOUNSE 2 , opposite Creighton Coll And if we deduct from the total | Plattsmouth, Louisville s on Fifteenth street the frontage | Ashland, Greenwood, Waverly, Lincoln, round, which is not | Milford, Crete; and in lowa, Council axation and which, in | Blufls, Pacific Junction aud Glenwoud. —Charles Shiverick is advertising a fine lot | pavoed with Colorado sand stone, and fur- [ ©F material, why the following sentence | clent North Bend, of Chamber Suits just received. Tt will boto | ther alleges that the action of the city | WPon discretion, to-wit: **And the mayor f!_un; i § tho interest of housekedpers and parties in- [ council in this regard is improvident, |04 council may, in their discrction, in | of the postoffice (5 ' ster . sther the requisite subject to state [ tanding to purchase furnituro to call and ses | [hat tho first ordinance ordering the | determining whether the requisite major- | subject : g bl i : Rl ity of the owners who are hercinbefore |our view, keeps up the ratio contem- 3 NTED—50 ¢ hort line at ¢ Residence and Lusiness property i ) f Owaha, and_Farm Lands in_all jarte BEDFORD & SOUER, 17 § them, street to be paved was before any peti- ; ) R il doba B S0 =5 O e e T B RTCIaE it tondont | tion of tho- abutting owners hud_beon | 2uthorized to potition for paving or mac- | plated by the whurter in allowing that| vy fimes you want to keep meat or | W il faiy. Anpiy at b cormer bork Wikts | sutheasters Kol i —Mr. F. L Clark, mstant superintendont | L0 Vg ™00 40" Conneil, and potition | Bamizing, and to_dotermine the kind of [ono tner the authority ing, o Kieveral ‘days. Lay it in o solus|vene , south Omaba. Omalia, N § of American and Wells, Fargo & Co's. exprems, (1, %0110 oy Oolorado: sand stone to be |Inateriul to be used therefor, have joined |caso like this to apply for| o) of Rex Magnus over night, and you rian il to do- howsework. 1= | Fyark Av i Tost hin book of annual passes last Friday. A | (15 furable and expensive for peving | it sueh petition and dotormination, con- {and to sign ~for another partner | (itye U SEEIEPY ETD 1R BURET A 54 B4 Capitol Avelite Iots, $1,000 each. £ iberal reward will bo paid to anyouo leaving | Lurnoses, Tho petition prays for tempo- |#ider and take into account all the own- | where real estato is held s partner- | i ook or moro by stirring in a lis Afrstclus barbor, Tnquire at 11| Gonird Sireck o, $005e wamo at the company’s offico inOmaha or | Yuyinjunction restraining the defendants | O Of allreal estato to bo charged and |ship property and further granting, as | 6 410w Flake” brand s strect. JOSEPH FIORELLL. y " MeeAGUE, Counci Bluffs, Abmdo-it ng further action toward put- | Wsessed with tho costs of the improvo- | we do, that Falconer, lessee who is, un- 3 T T ’ .2 BT Opposite Postollic G H. Gifford, boarding with J down said Colorado stone. PU1 yent, or only such as own real estate that | der his lease, to pay the nssessment —— W DA first class cooke, woman grefermeds | g QI SALE 200 buad yearling hite —George H. Gi ( v 4 o 2 o ree g s property. Ve e ropel NIW - Address or apply at Ce louse, Central 20 2and three year old Harnoy 20tk stroot. bormeon Forom i | . The dofendunts answor and deny that | it fact abuts upon the part of the street | aguinst EoSTIORR, ook ”“1"‘ phes NEW LIBRARY ROOM. A AL House 2077 | 400 Calvea. " AN abovd are Jowa ney, 20th street, between Farnam and the owners of lots abutting en that por- proposed to be improved.” How conld }».-m,u I'numvlyl ; Xlu']ut he hol¢ sumlclr . . 2 STRA BROS, 1 Douglas accidentally sh i M ay | o Y R . b O il e i iscretic oss | lease; thereon Fifteenth street a consid- i« e s 1.75 and 2. per day | Cattle Contractors, Hide, Wool and Tallow dealors, R e pact ot o g ounelf Moty | tiom of Fiftoonth stroot, within said pay- | the council exarcise,this discrotion unless | bascs thereon, Tiflonth stieel s eOaice | atecting of Oty Library Board and AW S | S Sious G, Tows. St v ody whilo examinivg | iy district, No. 7, ropresenting a major. | DY the second section above referred to ajority o e PR o 1l thres ed were to have the|represented upon the written application Elect i to the council NCHANGE- ¥l ot arovolver. The ball has not beeu found but | ¢y’ of the feet front, thereon detormined those to be asses 1ith | #ho wound is not considerod dangorous, upon Trinidad sheot asphaltum or any | Fisht to make application. 1t is c 88 corne contemplated by the 5 A tan to soll an articl oR F. P 5 4 of land Soversl knighta tomplar went, through ou | OUIOF hing a8 tho matorial o Do uscd | i this case that the couneil did roject the charter. Apply the same rule to one| Officers for the ensuing year were |1 k. W, foo . ; Pt of § oo P ) 0) nrtner acting as agent of the other in ey £ snid street, and deny | WPPlication as iusuflicient, and not | partier acting as ag ¢ u'm \:ithin lhilr.tymll:lyu. e ‘::‘r:‘.r‘ ‘(‘]‘Ii proper majority to dictate the kind of | the scope of the partnership aflairs and approval of swid ordinance ordering said | Msterial to be used, and thoy use the fol- | you will find that a like majority of fe elected at the regy | of the 1il Matt £l 1 housew 210 California $t. a gl to do gen K 10 Foute to Oalifornia yesterduy,amone ther Parrott, of Ascalon Commandery, Ne monthly mecting | 3 y board Monday night; Judze o An experienced grocery clork. Ad-| 70 e o 3 R ving languag " i { spresented i ¢ 0 cation | Jame Savage, president; der- JANT i~ Property N. E. corner 13th and Capi- Wnur‘]o(;, Towa, editor of tl.u‘luw.,n State Ro- | ting ‘orat anv other time, the owners 1...]mn,, languago in doing so, A,,M:{x)m(t] wia. I"Lil.l.LlnL]IItHI“H‘I (’]Ikh"l:pllilli':“ n l_ums_\\. Savage, president; : Per- | WY aRtt el rocciyde e sad Ok SALE- ll'nrlnur:iuu.(';.u rr 131 and Capl porter; James M. Montgomery, Em. Coum. of | 6f Loy whutting apon said street in said | Yhereas, the owner of the lots abutting | to the council by those fronting on | rine, vice president, and Lewis 8. Reed, | commende . Evarts, of Rock Tnland, and Wm. Briggs, of | district, reprosenting a majority of feet |01 S4id streets in-cach of said districts | Eleventh street. It should be xemem- | oo opotary ‘the same'being the old man- Rock Island, front notified suid city council, in writing, | Fespectively huve fuiled to designate the | bered that although the partners making | 0 F0 Rl L e Mr.and Mrs. Parker Curtls, of New | of any dotermiination of matevial . desired | Mdterial they desire used in such paving s | application i these eases are joint ten- | (P FREGHEe REEGE ) T MG York, who are spending the summer with their | #0 bo used by such owners in said requived by law, * and this lan- | ants as to title, yet the a el el OR SALE—Old newsy quantitics at this oflle n large and small carriage blacksy [ | JROk SALE-A fint class Call at 1819 Harney strect i hand top 1 i ment to be | A EUYI8Y ond ; guage shows that the council rejected the | made upon the lots for the improvement | Reed presented tl appointment cre- | T = som, N, P. Curtis, of tho firm of J. 0. Pros. | hent. ID"““I‘“‘“'“ furthor ‘(“‘"3 th ll;|l|:)Tlc;:‘||l‘v|\:x||l\lv,:)| AR e e T R [ w'-.u-wlup debt and um‘lp:u'lnvr is | dentials from the city council. The board | JUSOELLANEOUS, 1N Y & Co, celebrated tho fiftioth anniversary | 0lorado sandstono s iy for DAVING | 104 contain tho signetuves of enough lot|the agent for the other to act con. |thenaccepted the proposition of L. B, | Lo on satur htbrown 1Havclock their wedded lifo on Saturday, August 4th, [ PYTPO*0s bUbGTCR0 16 Lo o poeeubiarly | (G, 0T L reeent o majority of feet [cerning such assessments. There | Williams to rent to them a room, 42x60 it ehnkaiathe ORdsRulibbe ronasved lyils . . [ adapted to street paving, and defendants PEACIURATISIOEbY 0L 100 8 feet, in the third story, which he apWn, Froston's Sfore 1014 Dougiay 56 They are well pleased with Omaha and this | ¢ oh @0 o front upon the street to he paved. are no proofs before us showing [feet o third story, which he is_soon | D—Lady agonts for the | gt arta \ ho lut, | further deny that tho dofendants, oc | HO0" MY puved. ke avor and council acted | to ercet on lis building, corner Dodge | A now under garment for ludics TIPAKEN UP—one cow, rd, crooked o i part of the west and will return home the lat-| ighor of them, acted in this matter for| Now it is not tho province of this|!hdt the | Biayo ‘|“t i ';“ -‘l‘l“_ and Fifteenth, the rental to be $40 per | %1t fexible rubber. - Sure protection to the unier right eye. J. D. Rustin, North Saunders st, { ~No strike among the railroad telegraphers }""']""‘t‘, and that tho action of sud de- | the council has a right to exercise and wo |11 e el ey )unn Justifies | being paid for the present crowded ac- | yith tamy, “Ladiey' artet” Manufuctuting | PJIAKEN UP—Bay mul Patrick bi 5 b ondants is improvident and against the | de not attempt to do so in this case. But 1 5 J Srahi s Co., No. 9 706-5m O'Bymo 1910 {1th and Arbor South Oinalia. sould be discovered yesterday,the U. P, and B, [ THARES B DEPTENIGORE (A Sginal Sie | e think, within tho power of the | the belief that the contract for Colorado | commodations, ; ! VWANTED—Firs s woma oo a6 the Guui { M. offioss denying that thero was any proba- (Rayern of tho oity, |14} Wo think, 1 sand stone was improvident or that the | An exchange of duplicate copies of the | W iigus, noar governmont coreat sl . Y The last act, amending section 42, of tho [ court to construe the law as to the man- P i ;i Congressional Globe with the Council NPE J0LIA tho most pow- bility of uch an event. 1n the Westarn Union | o)ypigr, anionds suid soction 50 as to | ner and tho timo when a_ discretion may |3tone is werthloss o unfit for paving, | pRitieiioiet CEOT Wt e CORT | WATANTED. Mhreo o our good paintors, steudy | J el g i o 40150 office an extra force was at work, the business 4 i A N 4 We are also satisfied that the points | B uily library was ordered. The assistant | work, Inquirc at ntral City House, Central | case. Cures all those given up by other physiciang, 4 | make it read as follows, commencing at | be exe d, and yet not take away that librarian, Miss Allen, was granted leave | City. Neb. 9 Consultation fgee. S, W. corner 1ithand Ca; itol ave, dotween Kansas City and Donver belug sont | the fifth period of scotion 02, to wit: | discretion. "The ‘evident intention of | Made as to the overlap are not well ta-| 2FRIEGR TS S0, Wb ETELEC TERRE TED e} P 7 Bomd: £r buany ! wires., the first class shall have power to pave, mvu)‘fln; n;;ln of petition and application ‘;:“‘;‘l"r‘“‘iv :V" ,‘um“‘!‘g;“)’m‘“;“:“':“j"“!l‘:;‘; TR o R AT ey A Ve Nt 1 BARBER ASPHALT COMPANY. liquor dealors not to sell tiquors of any hin ~—Tho concert at Mox Meyers Muslo Hall | Fepave or macadam any street of alley or | for kind of material to all who are to be [ there ia reasonable od for an | Bufllo, N. Y. During her absence her | T\ -ANTED— A situation by syoung e L P T R i on Thursday evening, in which Miss Nollio | Porta thereof in_the city, and for that | sssessed for tho cost of the improvement; | 10 temporary injunction prayed for, and | i ;0 Lt M0 S GE WAREI A o Wi ot | — Sl i Bany purpose to creato suitable paviug dis- | but it also gives the council the like right | the sameis allowed. rowle, cows, and work about house. > i g%, the pianiste and Mr, Skelton, the cor- | PU i e i : James Neviue, Judge OW0% ¢ House, Tenth st ) notist, take part will no doubt bo a very fing | EFiCt8, Which shall be conseoutiveiy num- |to refuse to consider such pplicants as ) oL < HOEE iy will give the city library excellent L e » Court House. & 1 e i Y T 8 T ’\,wk bered, such work tobe done undér con- | 4o not own real estato abutting upon the JUDGE WAKELEY'S OPINION. | quarters, and they will probably Lo occu- | w4 ANTED- Good machinisa st Novelty fron [~ ™ st - | 3 ng tract, and under the superintendence of | street to be improved, Now can the| g = 1y AU el BN veds) works, Fourceenth street. K-t ¥ you want pilo foun ation to your building see Herald: **Miss Bangs, upon her appearauce . e . . Akl 3 ¥ y consent of counsel and at the re-|pied by Christmas time as the plans for —eee W. Boyd, Cantield Houso. 604-Tm d VR the board of public worka of tho city.” | council exercise this discretion without | o, eat of Judge Neville, with whom is the | the addition are drawn and the contracts | —— e with Mlle. Litta at Steinway Hall last even- ) oti 0 first by sor ot & ctivel fnot | 3! )t Judge Ne y H 0. i M0 oon BITUATIUNB WANTED, FPPAKEN UP—A 8 year old black mare, about 800 » he next sentence of said soction 42 x| first by some act constructively or in fact | |, o ¢ arly all lef J I pof - —— = —— T @ L ad R sttty : [ k b y or legal responsibility of the decision, I [nearly all let. The only objection is the younds woiht. * C. A» Jeuson, on Military Koad, "lv“:.d' ';M avorable impression a4 o | yynended is as follows, to “When- lwllfym% the owners in the district, who | },.v0 learned the arguments in_ this causo | two flights of stairs to climb, but libra- | *ANTED. Il_;nucrm‘ul Kirl l:llm.ljnln 000k | 4 il frou tow B0t Lew & " 1 i Vel B h h by - ’ . i p te ere anothe) ept. — — - - R in s xpad upon “;? stroets or alleys within any . Badey whesher on "“? ‘!“’:‘, h t0 b g to assist so far as T might be able, in | tions usually on account of cheap renta. | NailWork | e N e Life Saving Present. pisvitig atrict roprescting i mnjority of |8 e rmont b age biey have & reaching a corroct conclusion, The ues- | Tho Chicaxo Jibrary was for many years VVANTED A wituation by & young i e clok ¢ S WAL Nk it o Tiow Al My Ing o Mr, M. E. Allion, Hutchinson, Kan.:|1eet front thereon shall petition the coun- | right to present thier claims and that| giony involved have been ably argued. |in the fourth story of building. ~Tho | VY in o grocery. Best refereiices givon. Adyroes |~ i1 = Saved his life by a llm})ln trial bottle of Dr. |¢il to pave, repave or macadam said ru;lln rnlamlxppuuuu t)uln before they can be They are not only important, but are lik- | occupants of the second story in Wil- “8, H." Bee offic sl | I'i:\;d*r';:ml"lhr“-;s;wn for any purpom we W1 Kiog's Now Discovery for consumption, which | streets or alleys, it shall be the duty of | excluded they must be notified whether |5 o0 o in extending the [lisms’ block, will move i i ANTED—A situation by o 1ad. ] s, Catleld e <RI ] caused him to proouro a large bottlo that com: | the mayor and council to pave, repave or | OF not thoy constitute a part of the own- 730 ATIR htwu{wr.'- L “1 An ”l 8 (u, LY 0i00 K, Mk BI0TE N slairs, with A iy n.’,.g:‘\"::::.:.;uy F. DAVIS, member Trinity Collogo, Eng ly .onred hil hon . paving work of the city, and will justify |one or two exceptions, and the second R ives Music and Singing L Addross 806 plotely .o m, Wl doctorw, change of | ngeadam the swme, and in all cases of | €8 to be assessed so that they may make or to entertain children In German or French. ging Lessons. roms Glimats ud overything else had falled. Asthe e st Of | o auphioation: - Tt e el }oy Meke | at lenat » auccinot statoment of the vivws | story be used by the store as a carpet | Speaks noEnglish. Apply st 8. W. corner 15th and | South Tenth Streot. . 03-1m ma, brouchitis, hoarseness, severe coughs, and ) Vi or macadamizing here O S YOVOT, | of the judges. I do not need to elabor- |room. This firm has commenced the |leaveuworth sts. 807.7° | IVAKEN UP—July 20th, & bay horse. all'thront, aud ung diseascs, It 1 jukraitesd | Shall bo used such waterial as such mu- | that establishing the boundary of the | itg s own, but will give my conclusions | manifacturs of hoots and sh es, 80 more ot Information by calHiy. at thw oicw m‘"‘"h..“um“""‘h':.".‘?&% O,¥. Gooduan's | Jority ot ownors ahall determine ugon; RheRE p‘hmm is sufticient natice. We | oy the principal pomts. In the main, | room is necossary. i MOAORLLANEOVS WANTS, — bbb ochy it store, provided, the council shall be notified in | think that is no notice at all. If the|; 3 R ety i b AANAEMSAANY B vos | J{BEE DISPENSARY Il froo digpensury 1 con T—————— writing by said owners of such determi- | paving district was co-extensive with the :.r.'-mf“h‘.’”{' ‘hfryl Zmi::vlvdn :‘fl:,:hw:.:i{ Reppiva's Rusita Satve iy unequalled for | 13 amonabtar oo 1 CoMtol avene, (agges T i e i il i i e EASTWARD HO! nation within thirty days next after the | taxing district there might be somo force ,J\,i,:':""“:‘,”'| st ow be done. s | Shilblaing, chapped hands, frost bites, ote. fol Loomiod o e curier of 6 anit Deuginaaissete The “Silver King” and the’ “Black | rdering such paving, ropaving or macad- | 42 rewds as follows: +The mayor and | o Which seotion 42 of & former law is i mm———— NT- Nicely furnishod rooms with board, | Hogdaharcok foF the treutiucut of the necdy, ik aud i v amizing,” and the sentenco next follow- | couneil may in- their discretion include | o et *S88 4% lded section regu Bathrooms gas ke 3 ;e b : I d WRARIY Hoturn ing is as follows: “In case such owners fall the real estato to be charged and as- lates and controls the manner, methods ¢ — — > ]I[(A:‘ln ;.vi.A ‘Il"fluml.”' 1(1 I’l’i"‘n“ . ‘l»l.‘u”.r:n‘ from the West. ful to designate the waterial thoy desive | sessed wich the costs of such paving or| 4 canditions of initiating and prosecut- Central location. ed upon g dor L the gureniugnt sksbles, e |.n:~d in such paving, repaving or inacada- :'I“l'r"‘_"“l"‘,"“l"' ._|h‘u' aving vslt:llcu; in | ing the paving of streets and alleys in For "z‘ou Brick storo and 10th St u-:_muw i K ::m e, 2 On Bunday afternoon the U. P, train | Wing in the manner ad’ within the | this Mebich hemvinbeforo provided fori|the city, is much to lengthy to quote ] 8110 MCCAGUL, opposite Post ofic = frow the west broughi the troupe known timo _abovo ,mn od, tho mayor and|but are no required to do o, ey AR AT N T Yo TR AT e - - ED‘WARD KU&HL aa the “ilver King" company: sy | ol shail doterming upon the wmaterial| - This in uniatakablo Jangusgo, eaves | necchsry for prose. purposes - mos Madam’ o tulahod frout rogm, pleat ! any, {[tobo used,” and the next sentence of | the paving and taxing districts not co-ex- | important inquiry arises at the outset;| 838-12° ER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION- its passengors. They had played during | section 42 reads as follows: *“The cost of | tensive. — Tho law does not requive an | namely, w Hothee 'a potitition of lof Whose Complexion betray A farnivhed roor {0F GG oF T e 1094 Tanks sipoes; Lekwaan Famam s Lis tho week at Denver, aud previous to that | PAVing, macadamizing or repaving the |idle thing of u citizen, and to say that | owners to the counell to pave, 1epave or | hoso Complexion betrays 1813 Cass strvat, Rl R at Salt Lake, They ocoupisd o spocial | *10¢® and alleys within any paving dis- | you must prosont in Jour application bo- | macadam a street or ulley, is a peticion| SO0 humiliating imperfec- PV g o he'future. . Boots and Shioos iy R Ry e | st except the intorsection of strects | cause you way in the - contingencies of | which must precede its action, aid upon | tion, whose mirror tells you OB RENT=A menmnt (yrulakied pouin. Also 8 SRR N A ulluian car, of appropriate nuwe, “Ti |und ypico ul]l]mnlle alleys within such dis- | humail affaivs bo taxed, is o ask you to| which the power of the mayor and coun- | that you are Tanned, Nallow | Harney and 2ith sreet. L JOHNG.JACOBS &h;‘r (A’ty‘ At u:‘t;u!ml"rr they '|mL lll h l{m]lvm qut-unll upon the lots and [ do that idle thing. The council did, in | cil to or the paving, ete., depends. | and “disfigured in counte- [Pl RENT=Hous 07 . per wonth. 1n [l g the Northwestern road for Chicago where | lands abutting upon the streets and alleys | passing upon the sufliciency of the appli-|The ordinance ordering the paviug in | % have Eruptions yuire 20th 8t. bebween Lavenjort aud Ciieagy PR R bt Ay night the in such district in proportion to the feot | cation, eloct to consider only those who | question sassed without @ petition, I]‘(mc‘i( c,_UrR,".‘”l S8 lur uns | on eymg]lt the* Black Flag” company | front s abutting upon such streets and [ owned real estato abutting upon the street | therefor A upon the assumption that "l’ lllfl:“l,l 5 l‘;:;'l(‘)‘l‘"t‘oln A ‘l‘ LET- Furnished pa Douglay UNDERT A KER : were cast bound passengers on’ the sanie | alloy : to be improved and it is agued, therefore, | the law gives the mayor and council | N¥uolesome ints pexs | L . i truin, having followed the smno route as| The fivst proposition contended for by | that it makes no differonce, whother any | discrotion to order any street, or part of | 100, We say use Magan’s Mugs | oo wint vumiid ad witarished rooms T T Tt T i : the “Silver King” on their way back |the plaintiff is, that the first sentence | other porson made application or not. | street, to be paved whother this be peti-| 1olia Balm, |k FiunMcafion VECK, Opp. ¥, 0. PROBATE NOTICE. f from San Francisco, :lunh-dl .1;..n not grant the mayor or|The right of the party who is to be taxed | tioned for or not. It is a delicate, harmless | = e — o the ciatier of Kby Eeiate v Martia W. Keausdy, | k: 4 . n;u\fl.lll " fu..lttlu\.\vl to 1..;\iu‘ nnl\u and | to make the applicatien, is a right which The statute at page 101 just provides, and dl‘llghllul mflrle, pro- | l‘ Ok K ue rooms, ow :':mflw"‘_l‘f."t Doy | AN, Lk S S s excopt after the owners of lots abutting the council has not the power to refuse | without any words of condition or quali- ducing the most natural and |y : W ROE, O oitars (f sald assade, bafore . upon the streets or alloys within the | him, their discretion is to refuse to con- | fication that the mayor and council rtifici $40-0 , bet, Charles and Seward, y Judge of Douglascounty, Nebraska, at the |/ ; paving district reprosenting & majority | sider it after it i fa and ] N, et e g entrancing tints, the artifici- e £y 2 Sl — | Bl et vcomin i sl cuuntys on the 3d duy of ! 3 ver ocowplaint ! g & majority | sider it after it is made, and to proceed | shall have power to pave, repave, ete., nllly of which no observer [‘ T—Nice, large furnished south front | Gotiibi'e, 1855, on the i day of Decelnber, 1883, and on P e R g oy can | Of feet front thereon shall petition the | without first notifying the owner whether | any stre r alle: sarts thereof, In room, 1004 Fernam sircet. 8288 | (et day of February, 1654, st 10 0'clock &, . cach o i ook spendlly ourel | We aay they oan | O o o oh stry " b auy steeut o alloy, or pavia i can’ detect, and which soon B e e e’ thalr fialioa To s thousands of ouses already permauent: | council to pavo such streots or alleys.” | or not he is to be asseased, 80 that he can | the sentence next after that in whic can ot, ol sa0 07 RENT—House, 8 rooeas, 19 and Davsaport, | S8 10 Lhe purpose ol predenting. thelr alis for l who aro daily recommendin | That is that the mayor and council can | understandingly filo a petition, is in sub- | this power is granted, follows a provision, hecomes permanen he Inquirs of J. Ehipys Kos, bth ad Bpe b | asmiasiou sdsiuiiant sod allavente, B8 SO Bitters will prove. Eright's disease, not pave at all until & proper petition is | stance depriving him of the right to be | that, *Whenever the ow f lots or| Magnolia Balm is judiciously st b . | oneear for thesxecutors to septle said estate, from , weak back, or any urinary complaint | first’ presentod asking that Moy e g h il i e Asnover (e ownam o - RO RENT= Furuill s, 1510 Doiey Uhe 34 day of August, 1853, this notice will be pub L s Il asking that “paving be| heard, before the council exercise the | lands abutting upon the streets shall po-| — used, %107+ | lished in the Omaha' Daily Bee for four weeky suc o owels aud st diroctly o the dis. | 4010 in the district. The firet and “sec- | discretion given thew, It is unfair to | tition the council to pave, ote., it shall | = e — cemively, prior to the 34 day of Ockober 185, :’j’fl" lvlr‘ hé&d; sunnvnd‘ For "‘r‘i :""“’“”‘; fi;“:‘fi:}a ":’“‘ "“”"d"f}‘;“ ”]" 5'-‘"‘)‘ t "i’ “(‘"‘“\*lr “'l!ll’ lh“ not ap- e B S | JPOLBRNT-S-togw petiae, Sovr, Bempra Sitteds (A true copy.) County Judé [ ; botsle by C. ¥. Goodman. grant separate u! net powors, Fho | plied, to say that the council have so ex- Continued on Fifth page. N A % YRS SIL10° gl Bt ewk