Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 21, 1887, Page 8

FOLLOW THIE RAILROAD Cattle and Hogs Cannot Come in Without Rail ronds, SOUTH OMAHA - U O WOy 150M 08 juoq ‘puoava o1} MOJ[0] O) JUNOW Oy PUY Ko1001K) 90BIOH PTES LSAM 09 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. JA SOUTH OMAHA BEAL ES’I‘.A.TE AS SOLE OWNER | Haye Sold, At My Office, 218 South 15th Street WITHIN TEN DAYS, $125,000 worth of Real IN ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE AND RESPECTFULLY INVITE COMPARISON Estate The only Property on Main Line of R. R. and Principal County Road to be had. .G. ALBRIGH HILVIEISH "TVHYA VHVINO HLNAOS T, 218 S.15th St. NOT IN OMARA But In SOUTH OMARA 1y the location of the Stock Vards and Packing Honses. There- fore purchase at South Omghn LV LSE "IV ST DIOHD SLHDIUNTV uy mog jo NULIDISY UOIINDO] 1)ay QUUOD U uUORUY n.ni» IT WILL GO RIGHT ON. Work on the Ooal Shafts Vigorously Prosecuted. IMPRESSIONS CONFIRMED. A Chinaman's Wife—He Took Bella- donna—Rail Notes—Police Court—The Robidoux Wedding, etc. Boring Shafts, There are many people who are in- clined to belicve, because nothing is being said at present concerning the re- cent coal finds on the bottoms, that the project of boring for black diamonds has been abandoned. They believe that the burst of exultation which accompanied the first discoyery, or *‘alleged discov- ery,” as they are pleased to term it, was premature, and that while Omaha derived & certain amount of free advertising all over the country from the announcement, the coal will never materialize. In fact, they openly announce thut the boring will be abandoned, because subsequent discoveries do not bear the first impres- sions of the “find. For the benefit of all such, as well as for the benefit of those who are in the dark about the matter, it may be stated right here that *‘boring” has not been abandoned, but on the contrary, the work is being prosccuted vigorously And that u;nun, the qu.\lu“ of the coa which has been found in boring lately fully conlirms the first reports, Mr. Martin, the engineer, who is to be in charge of the work, and ‘whose arrival was long deferred, is n the oty at Lm He is superintending the sinki ond shaft eight inches in dian n 18 to be “‘rimmed in’’ with iron tubing. *“The plates forthis ‘rimming’ have nm arrived yet,” said M. Peter Iler y day, “'biit we expect them very Soon, 500N as they are put in can be punped out, and IIn pushed very much faster. “In sinking this eight inch shaft,’ Mr. Iler, od specimers of coal bm'n taken out. Some of them walnuts and of As water said The Defeuse Made by Messrs. Coe & Carter, Hon, J. L. Webster, as attorney for Coe & Carter, has filed answers in defense to the churges of unlawful timber-cutting on the public dommin preferred by the United States government 'against his clients. It may be remembered that cuses were commenced against the 1irm in the federal court in this eity and in Cheyenne, in which dam- azes to the amount of something like two hundred thousand dollurs were claimed. d inthis court, the de- fendants make a_general demal of the statements contained in the government's petition for damages. In the answer filed in Che, ne, Coe & Carter plead several points in their defense. In the first place it is alleged that an act of congress provides that timber may be cut from the publie lands, provided it is to be used in the construc tion of railways through the public do main, It is said that mu was eut for ties to be used on the Oregon Short line branch of the Union Pacilie Furthermare it is alleged that the govern. ment charges Coe & Curter with hay- ing cut timber which was really cut by other firms, Finally the answer of the defendputs alieges that Cog & Carler set- h of the timber | tled with the secretary of the interior for all timber cut prior to 1880, and that not- withstanding this fact the very same items are dmrgcd up against them. (‘numr kxcursion. A first-class round trip excursion to Los Angelos, including Las Vegas Hot Springs, Santa Fe, San Diego. Riverside, Pasadena and Sierra Madra Villa \\'fll leave Kansas C ll) January 27 at § m., via the A, I, & S, F ‘Atlantic & Pa. cific and_California Southern rairoads, returning same route. Tickets $60.00, good six months. For sleeping car ac- commodations remit early to C. W. Stover, agent A. T. & S. F. R. R., Des Moiues, Iowa. Linwooa Park lots are beautiful, A CHINAMA WIFE, San Goon and His Troubles With His Spouse, San Goon, the Chinese merchant on Tenth street, is having plenty of trouble these days, all on account of his wife, a Swedish girl whom he married in Coun- cil Bluffs some months ago, Goon is not particularly handsome even from a Mongalian standard of beauty, but George Law, a Chinaman whom he charges with having led astray lus wife, is, Goon is y jealous of Law, for whom he says make it “heap warmee like He been in police court several times trying to sccure Law's arrest, but so far has not succeeded. Law, on the other hand, denies the charges of San Goon and says that the relations between himself and Mrs. San have been eminently Platomie. He ap- ared before Judge Stenberg with o an Goon's wife 1 which ady denies any improper mtimacy between herself and Law, “w latter, in proof of his character, *“‘points with pride” to the fact that he is & member of the Lincoln Methodist church, Merchants Hotel, Omaha, Nat «Brown prop. # perday. Cor. 15th and Farnam street cars from d; puss the house, Linwood Park is Located near enough to the great packing business center of South Om and hu e — MATED AND MARRIED, The Nuptials of Mr., Robidoux and Miss Van Aerna Wednesday evening the marriage of Mr, Ben Robidoux and Miss Edith Van Acrnam, was celebrated at Christian church, It wasa very impressive cere- mony and waswitnessed by many of the friends of the wedded couple. After the ceremony, a most brilliant reception was held at lhe residence of J. A, Wakefield, ‘arnamstreet, which was attended Ivv by arepresentative secial gathering of friends and relatives, ~Miss Van Acrnam is the daughter of John Vau Aernam, 1584 North ~Eighteenth street, while Mr, Robidoux is one of the compe- tent young men in the ewmploy of Mr Wakefield, The Atmosphere is as pure in Linwood Park as in any addition to the city, o —— The many frienis of Paddy Norton, the well known middle weight, will ten der him a testimonial benefit at Platts mouth next Satwday evening, January 23 ack Hanley and a numbe other Omaha ml.»m will be present at Fitzgerald hall Deputy United States Marshal Ra Cheyenue, arnved in the ety yesterday witha re .nn-mnnlurllu arrest of Charley Ray who robbed May West, the O heyeune courtegp, ¢f i 1049 asilailp A CATHOLIC SYNOD, The First in Nebraska to be Con- vened March 1, On the first of March next, a Catholic synod of Nebraska will coavene in the Cathedral of St. Pnilomena in this eity. 1t will be presided over by Bishop O'Con- ner, and composed all the Catholic clergy in the diocese of Nebraska, which in- cludes both this state and the territory of Wyoming. The sessions will continue fog three days. Before the opcning of the morning” ex , the (-h-r;, will meet at the sidence of Re B Me- Carthy, adjoming _ the athedral, whenee they wul walk in a body to the cathedral, \\ll(-n- s will be celebrated. After my ibers will be .requested to rr‘lm, leaving the clergy to transact the busi ness of the meetings in private. The sta- lmr under which the ecel, stical rs of the diocese are now managed will be read and discu: Thly amended while the dee mendations of the late ~nu||ul of lhln more will also be considered. Some of the latter, especially those the adoption of which 1s ontional, and which, because of the comparative youth ot this diocese would wor dship upon the faithful will doubtless be set aside. It is X pected that the synod will have a beneficial effect upon both its members and the church snd people in whose spiritual in- itis convened. Linwood Park Affords the finest view in South Omaha. in Orchard Hill :, 5 Arlington Blk. L R $20,000 Worth of Lots already sold in Linwood Park, ARREST] HOSE CART. A Policeman W ught to Pull it in For Fast Driving, A yery amusing episode took place on Sixteenth street last Monday morning at 12:30 o’clock, which shows how over-atten- tive and yet how ill-informed may be member of the force of cityguardians, Fire company No. 1, was coming south on the street with the celerity of the wind in an- swer to the general alar hich w sounded for the Thirteenth street fire, Anead of them was a cab con- taining John Donnelly, superintendent of the American District Telegraph wires, who was on his way to the fi see that nothing injurious should happen to the wires. The cab driver whipped up hw horse, to both get out of the way of the engine and make all haste to the fire. While doing this the horn of the latter was blown and both vehicles dashed down the swreet to its discordant notes. A policeman heard the charger and was about to assert his au- thority and arrest both drivers for fast driving and disorderly conduct, when Le found that the nrinf‘m-. of the street were allowed them. Hereafter, the gen- tleman in biue will be likely to know when No. 1is ;,mn;, to a fire, Linwood Park lots $200 to §500, 10 per cent cash, — blocks in ale at a bargain by & RoGer, 5 .\rlmgun Blk, Two five-acre choice for Pierce Albright’s - Fine Shade Trees on every lot in Linwood Park, e ——— Rail Notes, Large numbers of cars of oranges are being shipped over the Union Pacitic every week. The golden fruit is shipped in refrigerator cars,which will be used un- til March .1, when the regular fruit cars are generally brought into requisition. A0 Wwplps oF 198 G FRWY 19 Sy cuih from China, are coming over the Union Pacific. Both trams between Omaha and Ogden wiil nearly make passenger time. They will averige c "mvc miles Jan ineluding stops and *dead time Burns, Thompson and Ha m\n v Tnion Pacitic have gone west over the line on a tour of inspection. “Odessa” 205 miles west of Omaha, 18 a newly opened station on the main line of the Umon Pacific A Number of New Residences and business buildings already under contruct in Linwood Park o ——— C. E. Maync's Employes. The oflice of C. E. Mayne has received a new decoration in the shape of an im- mense frame, enclosing photographs of all the employes, thirty-five in number, of this enterprising gentleman. The pictures were taken expressly for the work, and were made in excellent style by W. W. Cronyn, successor to Eaton, e — Linwood Park Lots are large and title is perfect. — — Tapped the Wrong Bottle, Wednesday cwmng \V B. Smith, of Albion, Iiuonu count ived atthe am (Gos- ney. buun ull(-r nrn\.ll it was mnoticed that he acted strangely and those who did not know him as a strict temperance man thought he had been drinking. In a little while he beeame very unwell and was removed to his friend’s room and jans summoncd, [t was supposed ith by mistake took some ladona which he ha hisim»(-»inn with some vials of medicins le wasen- tively out of danger yesterd Linwood Park Lots, For sale by J. H. ( 15th st. Club, Wednesday nignt tne Parnell Social elub gave anothel ossful party at Cunning- ham hall, at which aZhall full of pleasure rs danced out a programme of twenty numbers, The party was man- aged by the following gentlemen: Mas- ter of ceremonies, W, H. Flankin; floor committee, J. ¥, Price, B. Maher, J. F, Fitzmorris, Louis (unm“\ door com- mittee, T y . Collins, E, Hynn, ‘g N J reception committec J.J. Floyd, J.um.: Connelly, John Ker- Linwood Park Lots will be worth more money for residence purposes in six months than any others in South Omakba, e — e Again, Alexander Mitehell, jr., agent of the C. M. & St. P, road at It Lake, reached this city this morning on s return from his European trip. He has been absent for two nmm!u\ during which time he visited a number of |IIHIH~ of intercst 1 the old world, especially Paris, in which he found many things to interest him He leaves immediately for Salt Lake. Linwood Park Lots. For sale by J. H. Gibson, 2188, 15th st dJ. MeClure, traveling v agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul road, returned this morning aiter an absence of ten days in the north paid a visit to the ice palace at St and pronounces it a wonderfut piece of work., It will be stormed for irst time to-night. nger St Linwood Park Lots. For sale by J. H. Gibson, 218 8, 15th st —— Police Judge Stenberg went to Lincoln yesterday worning to witness the senw \oxial Ty He | Paul | GETTING TO THE FRONT. Home Enterprise Rewarded, The Paxton & Vierling ron works have just closed a year of unexampled sperity, with the future outlook even more promising. A year ago when this company was organized the manufacture ofarchitectural and other iron work in Omaha had not proven a success. Prac- tical rmonious management, however, has borna legitimate frait and this,one of the most important of onr industries, has been established upon a safe and per- manent The stock hnh]vh have shown their ap- preciation of the management which ac- comphished this, and the old board of di- rectors, consisting of Hon. W. A, Paxton, Robert Vierling, Louis Vierling, A. J. Vierling and J Kennedy, have been re-clected. The same oftic ve been continued in authority; Hon . A, Pax- ton, president, Robert Vierling, vice- dent, Louis Vierling, secretary and srling, manager. th of business demanded in- g , and this demand has en met by the comy The capital additional a i mount will be mu |<|4 dmm;. the y making the capital stock $100,000. A tract of land adjoining the present works and_ly vost along the Union Pacific railway t ks has been purchased from Mr. Kount 8,000, on which erected additions and improve- 18 soon as the building season These \\|llm|n~1~l |r|I|1l1|- ly of o rooms anes and c The .ul titions will be erected after the most_approved style used in eastern foundries, and from the same plans from which the works of Vierling, McDowell & Co, \gzo, Were construete Th tditions and improven 1 will costover The plant will then be unequalled by any thing west of Chicago, and unexcelled even in that great metropohs, It is scldom that a new enterprise meets with such encouragement, but in it is cortainly deserved and builders of Omaha now at they can rely upor the Paxton & Vierling iron works to deliver the work at the tin d upon. The workmanship itself is superior to any thing ever obtained from the cast, and is an ornament and ereditto the many m: nificent buildings on which it is to b found in the eity and throughout the state This company has entered a field all its own. ‘The oflicers brought with them much eastern money and more experience, and they bid fair by re able prices and earnest eftort to secure a large portion of the enormous trade the entire northwestern territory fair dealing and honest work they | entitled to patronage, and they will have it in abundunce, Linwood Park Lots, For sale bg J. H. Gibson, 218 5 District Cou In the district court, yesterday morning W. G. tlemenway brought suit sgainst C, A. Sherwood to recover §102.23, elaimed to be due the plaintiff beeause ot a contract to erect a building for the latter. Walter Burlingin sues the Park Buildu to recover $355.51 He claims that one Nels Anderson fur mished material and did work upon four buildings belonging to the ation in question, to the smount mentioned, I claim, Anderson assigned to Burlingin, and 1t is tins which he now sceks to col leet. 15th st ation Railroad Men. Y rday afternoon at 2 o'clock, aparty of railroad gentlemen arrived in town Leom g Blulls, dhy doglalred @8 o | Several of the leading pach Millard, and afterwards took a trip aroun the eity. Thier names are as follow: James Paxton, New York; A, B. Ham- mond; Yew York; C. H. Buell, Quiney Thos. McKissock, St. Louis, Amos Green and F. D, Schermerhorn, New York; nton and J. V. MeNeal, Indian- 1d Geo. l’lmn. of Néw York. ssock is an old railroad man, 2 been at different times, superin- of the North Missouri, Atlantic & Pacific and_ other roads. He is now recefver of the Counail Blufis & St. Louis roag. Mr. Schermerhorn is superintend- ent and general ticket agent of the Q. M & A diligent ses ailed to find the apol Linwood For sale by J. H. Gibson, 218 S, 15th st. e — The Mechanics of Omaha Have arranged to start a mech: library for the purpose of intelle improvement. The sum of the donor as a reading patron ber to its benelits, which is to be supplied , with a choice lot of scientitic and ical hooks that treat upon every f wnical construction of by a good stock of All parties of Omaha are of the Omaha me chanics at heart, to l|ll' amount of $2 or more, in money or the donation of a good book or books, are cordially invited to contribute to this library fund by I their name and amonnt at the sl the Omaha Book Publishing company, 15th and Dodge streets, The same to be managed under the auspices of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Union of Omaha, By order COMMITTEE. e —— Linwood Park, six blocks cast of South Omaha depot, —— A Mammotn Social Event, The Knights of Labor of Omaha and vicinity are making arrangements hold a mammoth ball at the exposition building, February 21st. ‘The object is to raise funds to assist in the errection of o building of their own for meeting and ure rooms, From the interest mani fested and the vast number who are in terested it promises to eclipse anything of the Kind that has taken place this or any provious season in Omahu, - Tho thy one and descrving the to ", Fire company No, 1 Miller’s hall Friday Jun. 21, for the benefit of the com- Adwission 5) cents; ladies free, T Le Park Dale will give a ball g night pany A Post Abandoned. Some two years when the out rages were perpetrated against the Chi- nese miners, and scores of the Mongo. lians were killed, Camp Medicine Butte was instituted in Wyoming, by the goy ernment, as 8 garrison against similar outbreaks in the future, further trouble being past, the govern- ment has ordered the abandonment of this post. Onc company of the Seven teenth infantry, which has been stationed there, has been ordered to break up camp. New Packing b The prospeets for the increase of South Omaha were Juses. growth brighter. tablish never ing « ments of Chicago have representatives here looking the ground with the view of putting in packing houses--th Northwestern railroad is cuttin, to the stock 1s, and will running there before July its way have cars { No doubt the city of South Omal 50,000 people inside of five No | wonder then that §outh Omak are Al danger of | y morning the overland pasgotts rom the west on the U ninuPu \uhun the Grand Island, arrived in (w sections. llu-Luu- In part was on ti | 3 but the nuu- about ule tim 1 l ay Cens L high wind POWDER Abeolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel gf purity, strength and wholesomeness. More cconomical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the mul- titude of low test, khort weight alum of phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Royal Baking Powder Co., 463 Wall street, New York. PIANOS CHICKERING EKNABE Vose&Sons Instruments exchanged, rented ang sold on easy payments, below Factory Pricesd Instraments slight!y used at GREAT BARGAINS. Max Meyer & Bro E.T, ALLEN, M. D, Ll TALIST, ‘Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Room 9 Willi Building, cor. Dodge sts., Omaha, 15th and ams gelling w0 last, Sto12am. 2to 4 and 7 T8 p. W