Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1886, Page 5

STRIPPING FOR THE [ Lincoln People Exerting Themselves to Their Utmost for the Great Event, THE PREPARATIONS COMPLETE More Facts fa M About the agement T Another Linc ane Hospi- Poli« iiway tos of teal Gossips Boom In News, IFROM THE BRE'S LINCOLY © Jdncoln people have tair fact that another , and one remarked yesterday off to stay until the are a g Lincoln jeple feel the same enthusiasm, and it is credit able to the city fact that nothing has been left in any year undone on their part that contribute to the entire siceess of the state exhibition. | The of the capital city. in the light of former experience, are prey g to care for the multitudes that s expected i to this end busir are buying cots for their places ¢ ness, so that when the hotels are flowin, over with humanity that places for ean be scenred by those a distance “There coln tair man, visits the fair, plenty to eat and a comfortable sloep. Toll the peoplo this,” he tinued, and it is tola. Out at the fair grounds the activity in improvements iner duily and the work of pr s bravely on. Sceretary Furnas will open his office in the city at the Capital hotel building on the 1st day of September, where he may be found at any time thercafter. Already stock men are visiting the eity and the fair grounds to sce that stalls and accom modations are i readiness, and many exhibitors have haa their room in this tine secured for months, The state fair may not bave the greatest races in the nd, nor the greatest ot att ons in s amusement line, but it is safe to say that the exhibits of fine stock and the products of the state wili equal any like exhibit ever held west of the Missouri river. Tho b managers at_ their last H|u>|\|lnr|4’un ed th the volume of farm exhibits from the western coun ties of the state would be the great- ost by one half ever Jefore, “entd dne of the mans Txpressed the opinion that one-third of the farm products shown would be grown west of the 100 meridian, where ex-President Huyes si ml they would ne grow. In the line of tract the prominent 1 that “his wias fair closed.” There eat many who to note the would people who come from need be no fear,” said a Lin ‘hut what every one great or small, who | can have place to con er | s, that ttention of Ame the state fair managers have provision. The following spes gramme of the f: b who may MONDAY. SF Breeders’ stakes for ninute class T ESDAY, SEPT 4-year-olds always at W citizens, ample pro- interested: EMTER -olds NI Running half-mile heats WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER L Stake for i 230 pacin, mning mile he for b-year-old ‘ree for all'y o betrer L trotting.. 115 mile FRIDAY, trotting 11, trotting ($300 {0 be 20 or Dott Running, 2 mile CFINANCIAL AID" Prognant_illustrations of the medical skill ifi 1 the administration of medicines at the hospital have been given by the BEE, anied with exhibi- tions of the ha 3 rd at that institution between the employes and the superintendent. In addition o these cat- alogues of facts, gleaned from parties who have worked at the institution and know whercof they speak, it might not be amiss to bring a httle ey idence to bear upon the way in wh'eh the inter the state are cared for by th tendent in a financial w end the following al A former employe is i . It_will be in order to howl at this asa lie, and trot some one out to the institution jto ask the doctor if it is true. But it is the record that the varty ing it has xmv inder oath, his own s'gr the 1 od enougit for the B, of financul care it on a par with the care in other departments in the institu- tion. This aflidavit is as follows State of Nebrasl Laneaster County. Walter Budsall, of the Lincoln, Laneaster county, N sworn on oath, says lie has resided in tho city of Lincoln, Neb., for the past two anc 5: that for the past five months pre- s aflidavit he bas been in th ka insane ri that several times when tending to his duties as baker, one Gr painter at the hospital, loaded iy and took and carried sev paint belonging to the hospital, and afiant says at that time said Green was building a house and barn for his own use and profit in South Lincoln, and it is the opinion of this affiant that said paint, which was the property of the state, ppropriated to lis, the said | Green's, use and without may to tho st And aftiant says that the said Green did during the summer of 185 repeatedly earry away in flour sacks property belongi 1o the state, to-wit: sweet potato aind eabb plants which had bee for the use of the in Green approprinted And afliant says t attention wa laughed, The notar AT THE HOSPITAT. uperin- ,and to this duly cans’ of o hospital, and hem to his own 3 vhen Dr. Mathewson's ‘ealled o these. facts he sinply Warrer Bunsanr, customary jurat, signed by the before whom the uflidavit was ccompanios ; | with at the time it was Ivall od to think upon. BITS OF POLITICAL GOSSIT, YA gentlempn from far out on the range who has been long in republican pmm S in Nebraska is in Iln city on a business trip, and to a Bek representative he talked .,..mim.nm.- 1 they have | had one convention out in Hitcheock county, but that there will be another one shortly, another republican convention | he stated, at which no one man could dictate the nomination. It scems the convention held split in twain, the portion of the twain along the road nominated one Will Brow logislature. Upon this nomination tho sturdy yeomanry kiek and prophesy a re- | vorsal at the polls, Brown is one of he former proprietors of the Nebraska City | Pross wh uI( grounded in attempts fighting Van Wyck after year in | Otoe. Aftel ds he was in the colle tor's office under Judge Post, and it said when he returned that the judg in answer to a fury o to_why, gavo 3 very u and ated reply” that ex- oressed . great AL B g ey Brown, 1t i5 secn, has gone wes up in anew country to’ fight Van Wyek, but if the propheey of t entleman above quoted comes anywhere noar ful fillment, Browu will never leave the Lor ders of Hiteheoek county in a logislative capacity w0 political notes from York and mders counties are not received at | the eapitol as an index of much of a Cobb boom tor senator out in the state, or as much of a promise for the future, There I“R. | tori .’v .':vf‘v:u':n "trom L EEE—— re the lato sena Saline. in the per son of the governor and the two counties dly to th ture ma wise for rojoicing in o f the sstors here” who put in rtime erying down the Van Wyck timent. Saline county has shown mation of Dawes wnd his nspiratic t t functionary it lowo v up from P A conve idor balance the oth LINCOLN A RATLWAY CEN news of t tting of the contract for extend the Lincoln branch of the Missourt Pacitic to Nebraska City has cansed another pleasant sensation to come Lincoln business men and propetty owners, who s in this new eastern ountlet that it is contidently predieted will be gained through the Wabash road building from Shenandoal, I, to Nebraska City, and comir henee to Lincoln over the Mis. souri Pacific line, This, coupled with rumors of the Roek Island coming this 1ds the peopte here to look with pecinl interest upon any Lincoln dirt they may hold in anticipation of still ter prices for corper lots, It is very evident that railroad rumors jnst at the present time are stificning prices of real estate at the stat sital A prominent party in Missouri Pacific matters, while not pretending to say one way or the other conecrning the expectations or | k»l‘me of the government in |'<-i:m| to the Wabash system entering Nebraska, did say that the understanding of wiis to the coming year build from N braska City, where they will stop this tall, to some point on the main line south of there, presumably Auburn. Just what would be gained m work of this kind was not stated his road MINOI MATTERS, Sherift Yoo was in Lincoln yesterday on his way home from Kansas, where he had been after a man and some mules that had no legal right to leave together. He found the mules down in a Rock Island grading camp over the state line, but the man had taken fright and tlown before ho reached the place The railvond commissioners ha ¥ ceived word from the Gage county man who wanted $18 for hogs killea by the ilroad, that the company had Bl s bill. It de not follow, however, that the commissioners could not settled the matter through circumlocution work had they been given the time, It simly shows in suc ters the grost necessity for p comn on. I'he Lancoln buse ball elnb seem to en- mountain air of Colorndo, having ted the Leadville club thre ut of nes the past week, The elub plays the present week fiv mes with the Denvers at Denver. ive persons overcome with formed the delezation of new board the city jail yesterday, who w their hearing this mornin cord shows them possessed of o money than clothes, and the gang work- ing on the street will very likely be ma- indly inerease been commenced on the building at Peck's Grove, two east of the ecity, that 1 estate re booming into W suburb_of this The new town is on the Missouri ifie I'he new tlall and Lansing block is rap- Iy nearing completion and the impos- ing cormee has been placed in position. Itis one ot the many handsome blocks that Lincoln can boast of the pres year. If one of the street rai woul v S| the fair ground they could not only rea a harvest in fair time but e in _position to reap the traflie from a part of the that will be profitable to work in u ve few months at AT TI Yesterday enjoying the extras on the bills of fare were noted the following Nebraskans: P, I Stecle, Crete; W. D. Hill, Beatrice; J. A, Scott, Omaha: O, G. Smith, Kearn L. Mctiee, Brown- ville; J. MeNecny, Red Cloud; Carl King Greenwood; B. Whitnoy, Grand Island: T J. Burke, Neil Griffin, Blue Springs: J. 8. Taylor, Way Eckstein, Louisville; D. C. E: Howe, Auburn; W. City. Devuty county, iquor I's at ill bo given The jail re- depot miles men o Don’t hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and dis- cust eversbody with your ' offensive breath, but use Dr, Suge's Caturrh Remedy and end i A Painful Accident. G. A, Bennett, the Thirteenth street horseshoer, met with a peculiar and pain- ccident on S turday evening. He horsc 1 the animal Kiokod bim » distanide of . Abont twenty feet. Ho fell npon an _old board and rui a rusty nail through his shoe and almost throngh his foot. A physician’s services were found necessary to remove the nail, The wound is a peculiarly painful one, Just What You Want. you ¢ an attack nlul'hlh or diarrhoe: v ab ou nd e relief. l|\A‘ only of colie, , you want is safe and ant to cents a bottle, xt Wednosday evening at 7 o'clock Jmaha Gommereial College, located on Farnam street, opposite” Dewey & Stone’s, will open its night school for the | winter Young men and women engaged through the d will find this an excel lent opportunity to learn book keeping, enmanship and all th elish brauches, Tuition low. Call at the college. 200 N, Union Sewing machine 16th st or lot, fronting half cash. (3x197),in 8 hinn Saunders A. Lova addition; $6,250; h laying lots in tloMman ter within halt block from the newly scovered water spring. Lots and §350, in small monthly p: Call at once on J. A Love 113 North 16th b o F. Taggart, Grote Hutchison, W. P, Newcomb and James B Jackson, all of the Unit Stutes army, are at the Pax- ton. TN WETGAF LURT PUREST AND ETRONGEST NATLRAL FRUIT _FLAVORS MOST PERFECT MADE Frehared witl strict regand o Purity foalth{ulaess. Dr. Baking T'aw 0 Afiwigni, Lime or Alur. " Dr Price’s Bxiracta, ‘aiillla, Lenion, Orange, etc., Aavar dollciausly. PRICE DAKING POIOER 00, Chlsage aad St Loules ¢ containg LIST OF VOTERS Second District, Sixth Ward. 511 Seward o W0 Saunders 170 Division Atigel D P 2416 Charles Allan James 10 Burt Austin J W 057 [dakio Aniderson Wn Hawiiton Aniress \W € Dacatu Attwood J 847 Divisjon WL il iba Land | 1 057 Divis drus T 2514 Sew tman Henry Itners nderson W 1 241 niderson 1t W Yard 1amilton and Seward dy L1 ) Seward Jasbet 24 and ) o 2516 Seward Bouge fwin ward Botge Jas 1 2916 Seward Burnham N 1002 Tdalio ur Robert 1105 W heaton Boyle W 84; Montana Bonner G € 2524 Caldwell Baker W J 504 Campbell Bennett g 1, 1012 1daho Brun « 218 Caldwell Burdick R ™1 Centre Bradiey G 1 %47 Wheaton Boonstra Il cor [rene and Chas Barker J M Lowes add Barker Fred 212 Rlondo * Barker A PP s11 Division Barker James 212 Blondo Barnick W I 054 Centre Bluett John Seward Bechie FL'T 2400 Caldwell Butlin George 1t Yates and Trene Burke Thomas Saunders and Bristol Bailey Anthony 32 and Seward Branion Ben #1and Cawing ck John 2628 Burt ) and Burt 013 Wheaton ton WV Cumings SEALLL Pier fen S . 900 Division ent ) 13 Pier and Caldwell Jas Tttnes Brick Yard ot Henry 935 Montana tlett 15 C 075 Division Bailey Frand 12 jr Cuming and Idaho Blakslee C I Campbell st Biown A 27th and Cuming Bena S Division and Indwna ave Brawn 1 C 251 Burt IHII]U SN lo J Jne 26t I thand Caineron anpbell Boyd' Lee W parker bet 2511 and Brady John Blondo aud Pier Brown A H Cuming amd Lliho Brayton ¥ B3 Franklin and Cawpbell nan E1i 2530 Decatur Brown Andrew 2618 Franklin Billin Jacob 35th and Parker Born Pliilip Q King and Patrick ave Biesendorier Josenh 2115 Calitornia Biewer W Wirt 2341 Parker Bradrick Q A 11 radrick ¢ 1 it Bradrick W H 103 Pier Blumve 18 W Irenc and Decatur Brown Henry King and Charles Benson Edwin K 1904 Saunders Baliman 1t R3S ave Byes ] Sith aud Charles Beatty Mrs I Seward and Pier Childs 1 I 940 Saunders Childs Burt 410 Saunders CarrJohn %61 Wheaton Canan € 2512 11 2th edon dw 2 non Martin allanan Niles Whe Chilids Geo R 910 Saunders Crithers Samuel 2517 Patri Clark Edward Yates and Irene Chiristy Edward 955 Whea Collins J 1, Cameron w Ciennans D Centre Christenson F.J 921 Wheaton len Wi Division and Burt ampbell O C [rene and Decatur Civer W H 2411 Caldwell ollins J 1, Cameron rnish M H,Caldwell and Lrene 0 W =03 lll\mnu Decater 201N and Flst en Alfred 25th and Calitornia ullen Martin Kendall Cullen Wm Kendall Chandler Chas n eof Ittners vard Carney W A cor King Park ave Christensen I 1t and Cuming Chaney R L Lake w of Saunders Clenians 188 Caldwell Conlan Peter 30th Mul Hamilton Cook W L, Connolly Js Campbell W F 25 2 Cameron J 1, 1524 Kl Coyne Pdtrick 25th and Division ‘ 1.J A 810 Division A 216 King Doherty Joseph 946 Division Davis D D60 Wheaton Daley Jno D 918 Wheaton Driscoll C 1 102 Idano, Delaney 14 A 2411 Cuming Deholt G M Hamilton and Irene Deholt Henry Charles and Hamilton Danble Andrew 51st and Hamilton Danble A 11 52d and Seward Donnell Join Towe's Ist add Davis C 1, 5th and Burt Donahoy G 1912 Division Dwyer John James and [Lunitton Drew Geo T Canphbell Debolt Chas Charles Davis E £ 242 Charles Deeney W1 Charles J Burdette bet Ring and Camphell hos 11215t and Cumin Dotgherty J /12708 Cuming Dorr Philip Yates and Irene Derroin Geo 2119 Cuning Davis Isnae W 30th and Seward Dongherty Frank 28th and Webster Davidson’) 12 1111 Piex Doty J W Cuming and st Durkee W 1 cor Burt and Dutton Jarics Dahlstrom A G 24th and Chicago A F 241 Chayes Deacon W B 945 Charles cor Charles and James L Yaies and Irene llison C H I"‘kllh CPe 00 (Charles irikson Stvert 2ith and Burt 1k jen Han ) Division Archie, Saunders and Areh ¢ 34th and Charles " A 510 Division Charles ¥r n-lull inders Falkner £ 1 it Pitzpatrick “aldwell eh W w3y lH\ ision 1 King and Patriek ave 15 Cuming nd California s Charles ith and California oster Thon Flodman P 1 IPondran John bet Cuming and Hawilton FFox o W 971 Division French K Saunders Felker Stephen 8 1216 Campbell Felker WS Wheaton and Indiana ave Flood J Hamilton and Jan; Foreman Harry cor Cuming and Division FFox ¥ K SSth ave Farrell James 25th and California Fremen James Patrick’s add w of Saunders Flack John F 980 Division Yelker Mrs W 8 cor Wheaton and Indiaua avo Gardner J F cor Seward and Pier ideon d 1, Lake westof Saunders es Johin Chicago rdon JA Charles homas cor Cuming and Idaho ave 25 Seward s west of Saunders iard Isaae Colling west of Saunders Gorman J J Pierand Indiana ave Guske Ed Burt and Williams issellman Wm Lrene and Parker Gram JJ Cuming and Center Gretzin ohn 2515 Seward Groshel Mrs Gobler John Hussie John Hussie Henry 240] Luumn: iostetter P 074 Saunders 11ill George A #2 Diyision Herzog Franklin 1002 Pier iensman 4 J Charles Hoel A R 2714 Burt Harris Charles 944 Montana Horan Joseph F Firanklin bet 26th and Hayes W A 954 ) Wheatou Hapgood A D 2718 Burt Tahcock W B 998 Sauuders Holmes 1, D 2504 Seward Mein N B Hawilton farden Jos B4 Center Hoyt B F N Hennenhot Hastings 4ot Ttin HamlinJy L] Halsey J H Dec Hathaway 1, 1 cor Conter and Cumings Hansen Peter Seward Hainswortl J ¥ 2612 Charles nt A J 209 Hanilton anicld Joe Camings and Division rt Frank Yates and lrene yxie O S 2420 1al yeie 1 D 2420 Ha crold A J 1092 Si s rt Alvis Campbell n Blondo fer Geo J Saunders thasen W 017 Division ydder Richard 2102 Seward ammond Gea Hamilton wan 1107 Tdaho Tetts Wi 815 Division tehinson S J 033 ldatio Jas cor Ciming i { 1 1 | | 1 1 i | 1 I [ [ I | A 2517 Burdet | 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 [ [ 1 3 brick yard wnd Division ansen eter O Park ave wnes A C Saunders nighes Martin & ith Ao C C Seward ana Pier wlerson PP L 1414 King 1A Crowel an Clins 341 Franklin cssenplow 1 12305 Cuming art ¢ H 033 Center onin Dan B 265 Chatles dle Mis C € Seward_and Pier amer John 2421 Calitornta Haryey O K | View Haley Thos 512 n Hth Tttner Martin Irene and Deeatur Isaacson John cor Pier and Grant Jordan Collins 2026 Camings Jepsen Edlel Trene near Franklin Jones Geo H Pier and Decatur Jones Henry Pier and Deeatur Jolnson Lewis King and Franklin phiannes (1 H Franklin and James ohmson Chris lrene Iy and California Montana | Parker ings i 1 i 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 ] 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 Jensen Jans ’u Jolmson Jessen | ) 2 Deeatur son Frank € Cuming ana Center ear N Hamilton and $1th Kinsey Wi Sth and Cuning 21 Cuming th 1006 Saunders ank Irene Kammer Lewis Trene Kyle Smith Knowles A S 1012 Saunders Kayser Wi W 2121 Caldwell King J 15 421 Seward Karll ¢ 20 Burt Kuapp Frank R B4 Iames Koder Henry Parker st Kitchen A M cor Charlesand Saunders Kreft Ernst nd Charles Krayskow Division King Jno I 2420 Seward King & G 2420 Seward Keene W I Hamilton Kendall € M cor State and Union Kelsey Geo M w Burt Kent J W Pk ave and Saunders Krout M L cor Picr and Graut Koiser Peter 27th and Cass Kelpin Edw State st Kevsor Mrs Jennie O 221 Catdwell Kershstein Aug 3t and Hamilton Kirchafole A Cuming bet 31st and 52d Linwafelt W 1 w41 T ion Jenvitt T 120 Sannders Joud Henry 926 Wiicaton sewt Max 2516 Coming Liddell Alex I* 2634 Hamilton 606 Tlamilton Aunton st and Seward i er i1y Stand Hamilton Lawton Jno © 25 and Hawmiltou Toueas A K 2006 Hamilton Lozon G W 2114 Blondo Fincas Gieo W 1018 Jlamilton Zarson Abram' D visicn Lol s i i mitton Larson Nels 121 Division Low David 916 Montana Lilly A J 2414 Caldweil Lund Andrew King and Parker Laawick G M7 \Wheaton Morris Jn Munson O 1 \I arion J N 1 31 Blondo Center Cass ' r's brick yd Muilizan T F3410 Saunders Mathis W R Kingand Decatur Moroney Edward 1406 Dier by F 1z 2416 Decatur Mansiield C l Marhoft H 11 .uw-\\( d Monroe I H Paxton st Marsh F W 2615 Grant Madsen mpoell st Moore J 122516 Parker ckey VM 060 Saunders Martin James Hamilton and James Metea Hamilton Marsh and i 50 Franklin .\L\l 58 Miller Wi E =7th and Cass Magunsen Aug 21th and Burt May Jno 20ith and. Burt Miller J 13 8ith and Chiarles * Miller E.J Division and Cuming Matsen Tians Parker and Blondo Miller S V 2521 Franklin 10 1220 Sau nders smith J 5 and Milton J S 95 Idaho Miller ITenry Tttner's brickyard Morrow EIbt () [ttner's brickyard Meardle John €214 Burt MeMillan'Jno A 2721 Hamilton ranklin ain 11 Ire Melntire David MeManus MeKelvy It ) Chias MeMicha s Cuming and Idaho McCulloeh J 1 2420 Decatur Me 'L hos ¢ 85 Saunders MeAlvinJ W Il eor Hamilton and Pier MeCabe Hugh 951 Diyision McCabe Patk 951 Division Meleod W € hoand Hamilton and Cuming 0 Ldahio 1 [daho '~ cCague Thos 11 436 Saunders {enzie John 2820 Charles George 915 Division erick Cuming bet32d and 33q Niles A G Seward Neison Jacob 2 and California Neweomb E € 909 Wheaton Nichols J W 2530 Chatles Nason W € 2410 Cliarles Nickel Thos 2413 Cuming 1son Hans 021 Division ) Cuming 2801 Cuming th and Burt 3 Cuming nd MeClellan Oleson Ole Cas: O"Malley Peter Osbhorne W O'Brien Mich'l Owens E H eor Blondo and Pier lvlvl\un J € Division erson S T 030 Cener l \l s I S Charles near Coming Parker ' M 242 Humillon Phelps J H Pier bet Hannlton and Charles Pruitte M R Prospect hill Pruitte M P Prospett hill qulnk Ml i w cor Lake and Saunde: rick A 8 1 w cor Lake and Saunders I‘ att Joel 22 Wheaton Penny J W 27th and Burt Pierce Wi 2616 Caldwell Pizman W G Caltwell Perrin J B Blondo and Sophia Phelps A W Hamitton and James Peterson Audrew %02 Seward Parotte J H 1004 1aaho Paul CC Cuming bet 33d and 34th Pechac F 2ud bet Chicago and Cass Petz John Blmnlu bet 25th and 20th Proctor Thos Park and Saunders Peterson Nels #7th and Burt Peterson S | bet ta and Peterson W Chicago Peterson Fr Division Pinkham cor Burt and Brown Pettis O 8 979 Division Proetor H A 1715 Lrene Pope James State Peterson Peter near Ittner's brick yard Parker John F Owaba View Presson J M 2712 Decatur Presson Burton ¥ Peckham H H 54t S0tk 2 Decatur and Burt ewird \ Hawilton “hrist 25 Montana W 904 Centre |{umn Jas 801 California Ruan Jas 916 Moutana Rooker W V' 440 Wheaton Roberts H B 2404 Blondo Bogers A T Wheaton and lndiana ave 951 Mont binson Simon 551 Miami King and Charles Monfana J R King and Parker s King and Parker 3 west of Saunders near Patrick ph California near Brown n S A 1318 lrene 6 Franklin er and Caldwell ning 7 Division 510 Caldwell Seward @20 W heaton Rowe R L 2524 Charles Reynolds 1) 11 cor King and Patr Rowe J A 2524 Charles Sander A 11340 Cuning Smith ivin K %0 Montana Smiley Geo J 1120 Saund Smith Peter 046 W heaton Smith W A 1108 Wheaton Stover Spence J 24 Saunders Stover Fred 24 Saunders Swartzlander J Caldwell Stratman ( i Division Saltziman Adolph Irene and Parkee Shill J ol 2722 Franklin Spantding I K 96 Saunders Saville John ) 10LSaunders Sporl Erank Blondo and Ireno Smith Jas 11 2718 Burt Smith J M Sewara SUILEC 1513 Irene Stevens Eugene 2004 Burt Simpson J A \IIH\l P8 Sertquest Gus 52 and_ California Shafroath W P 020 Wiheaton avidge Clias W 2413 Stevens Nathan Willian Schidt Wi Tttners bri Salisoury 1 loy 111 (S 3o Rice 1 k yard 1 2410 Churles 3 Tddalio Sehellberg Silkwortl ¢ 112412 Cass Sarkey A 150t and Seward mith D J 25th and Seward terner Harry 844 Montana Spafiond ) B 911 Wheaton tanton W I, 2414 Blondo Sehenk W 1 2022 Chieago Swith B € eor Hamilton and King Sehmidt ¢ H 416 Trene SmallJos 1714 Saunders Swisher Win Pier and Burdette Smith Andrew 2404 Chicazo Stmpson Peter Lith and Cass Sly John 2520 Decatur Sanzwin Henry 1220 Irene Sweesy W 15 Seward & Seward ward and Decatur el Chas and Coming Stanloy A J J Ties Clara 1104 & Sehmidt A 1B %09 Wheaton Spoon DF Irene and Parker Stevens G Burt Trude F W 652 Montana Thomas D L 962 [d Trench John Seward Lurner William nd Seward ‘Thompson O T 2434 Hamilton t 1t M 971 Wheaton “Lhompson Fred 2606 Burt Trout:Jno L 471 Wheaton ” uricles Richard %0 Center 3 unders 5 Division division nd Blondo nd Chatles 2 Decatur ke Martin 3001 Cuming “Lutlichl Chias Pier st Unitt Chas Hamilton bet Ulrieh mo G 962 Tiaho \an Ness HJ 270 Burt Van Buren and California Volltinei Cuming Vinton R H 2628 Charles Vandemark John Paxton st v 4 ed Paston st l’\\luu st Slstand 3 »llAnllIluu > Blondo \anl'nn 2 Wheaton “ ine 1114 Pier Vatkins Chas Parker bet King and Pier sley Frank Campbelland Blondo Woodby G W 35 Center Wroth Chas cor King west Saunders Washington C H 215 Parker Waddell George #5th and Seward |~un MC ntre o Louls Parker bet Pier and King .z Warren W ll Wright T K 13 Wright Sila Frankhn Williams R A 25th and Franklin Wetmore George R Montana Wiggs ¥ and Irene Williams Simon 2611 Cuming Westfield 11 A 1118 Pier Wileox Seymore G 2520 Caldwell Wolleshensky Wenzel 25th and lrene Wilson M C ntey Wugmuller Charles 9 and Kennedy Hamilton Wilding Weber Hamilton Williams G 1214 King Wind William 20th and Ohio Willett 'L cor Saunders and Casiday Wiight G D 909 Wheaton Wielke Aux #0th and Hamilton Westerfield Charles A 1115 Pier Younz Gabriel Center and Indiana ave Yates W M 1310 Campbell 1hereby certify that the above is a_correct list of the names of the legal voters of the s ond district of the Sixth ward, District, & st 27, 1956, -— LIST OF VOTERS. enren, Deputy Regista xth Ward, O»iA1La, Neb., Aug Third Distriot of First Ward, Albricht Fred 3d bet Pierce and Division Abney Chas 408 Pierce Armstrong 'I' P 705 Pierce Alstrand S 1111 8 6th Anderson J F 1319 5th Anderson S 619 Pierc Anderson J 619 Pierce Anderson Christ Blull and Cedar Adams Powel Boyds pk house Bealict F Walnut bet 5d and 4th Bwrsek Albert 7th and Castellar Burk Joln 4th and Center Bolhm Butler Boeson e Back ' M Boland Mat 1505 5 5th Bohn Johin 5th and Pierce lle Jes 500 Division Ted 511 Pierce B 1115 5 B, Batdwin J M 1510 5 3d Boyer Pete 14 Spruce Benson 3 Borland Jas R 1117 5 6th Bird Chas Sth and Elm Hell J W 1407 7th ave Boelincke Max cor 4.1 and Center Bocedlove J H 812 Spruce Benken Ed 418 Pierce Barnes Il 615 Pacifie Bertelsen Christ Divis Burk Louis 4th and \ Livadiey €4 0 Code b Cassidy J & price Cathroe Jame cor 5th and Wainut Connoyer C M 724 Pierce Connell W 604 Pieree Christensen Peter 411 Crane C A i | 9 Christopherson Jno 1107 s 7th Christensen Lars Pacilic bet 4th and 5th Cleburn Jno 1210 5 6th Case A eor Tth and Pacifie Cultre Jno 1420 s 5th Campbell Sam 201 Piorce Conway Jas cor 5th and Pierce Carroll E 721 Paellie Christensen Anton 4th and 5th on Vacitie Crawford Jos M Cajori Anton 111 Carter Henry 5th Cuer J P 718 Piece Callson Charlie 5th and Pine Ty thand Clieriy Cooley 1 11514 5 Tth Ceka Frank Boyd's packi Dopita Thomas 1st and 11§ Dennis LF G2 Pierce Duguid Thos 1115 s 6t n bet Sd and fth i 12 Walaug louse kory Dohn Frank 1107 s 6th Durnall Frank 5th and o Devitt Pat E 1113 s Sth Downs Tom 60 e Durr Christ Sth and Doreas Enperson S ( and Hickoty Eneleman Rich 1215 ith ave Erskine Robert 515 Spruce Edwards Johnathan 1410 7th ave ngstrom A Plorce dmiston Samuel cor 6th and Hick n Carl 1109 8 6th A and Hickory Walnut Division e d D Aol Waln Afson Charley 6t Granbe A 1114 s 6th Granbe ] nd Elm Hus David 619 Hickory Hickory 5t and Picree ubatceh W G Paciie bet 4t and 5ih odman Geo K 625 Pierce Al J H 1M Tth ave At Josepli 15324 5t ave fowen Jas A 414 Walnut Hardin J E 615 Pacitic Hagland Nels 5th and Pacifi Hobon A cor Gth and Walnut Hansen Niels Martha bet Istand 2nd Henningsen 104t and Hickory Haley Jno Gth and Walnut Hawgerty Jorry sth and Pleres Haggerty Dan 5th and Pierce Hutton Win 1 5th and Spruce Hefllin Geo 5th and Bl Hunsen Hans 116 Tt k11015 8 5t lwix John 2ndClherry fenrichs Johin 1415 ave Tanson M Pine andummit Torseman D J 1518 8 50 fanson Christ 6th and Pierco Hanson J ¢ and Pierce Hullecaard H C 11335 6th Hetzler € 708 1 Hansen N G 5th Hiutton ) cor 4th and Spruce e B 4t and Waliut Jenkenson R G617 Pierce Johnson F IR 517 Pac Jolmson J A 6th and Pacifie Jolnson T 1 Gth and Johnson Enos 710 Piere Jonuseheit B Walnut bet s and 4th Jonuseheit Aue Walnut bet sd and th Jolnson S 1 th and Pierce Jensen J'J Division bet Joasit. no s and Spruce Kane Jno 8th and 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