Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 14, 1887, Page 5

A CITY OF THE SECOND CLASS. Omaha’s Wonderful Buburb So Pro- clalmed by Governor Thayer. PERKINS COUNTY ORGANIZED. The Edward Creighton Guard—After Parsons' Bondsmen — The *“Holy City" Cantata—The New Opera House Plans—Brevitics. [PrOM THE BRR'S LINCOLN BURRAU.] Governor Thayer yesterday issued the fol- fowing proclamation ‘declaring the city of South Omaba a city of the sccond cluss: Bection 2, chapter 14, 199, compiled statutes of Nebraska, 1587, is as follows: Section 2. (Proclamation of governor). ‘Whenever any city shall hereafter have at- tained a population of 5,000 inhabitants, and such fact shall have been fully ascertained and certified by the mayor of such city to the wvernor, the governor shall by proclamation leclare such city to be a city of the second class and subject to the provisions of un act to provide for the orgauization, government powers of citfes of the second-class hav- ing more than five thousand and less than twenty-five thousand inhabitants. And, wherens, a certificate has this day been filed in the executive office by the mayor of the city of South Omaha, in the state of Nebraska, in which it is certified that the said city of South Omaha contains & popula- tion of more than 5,000 inhabitants; the said certificate having been given by the mayor acting under instruction from the city co cil of said city, and in accordance Wi facts and with the requirements of the law as above set forth, Therefore, 1, Johni M. Thayeg, governor of the stute of Nebraska, do hereby issue my proclamation und declare the said 4 South Omaha a city of the second class, subject to all the provisions of laws providing for and guverning such cities. In testimony whercof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be afixed the great seal of the state of Nebraska. Done at Lincoln this 13th day of December, In the year of our Lord one thousand ecight hundroed and eighty- w\'nn By the governor Jomx M. Tuaven. G. L. Laws, Secretary of State. TIE COUNTY OF PERKINS. Governor Thayer yesterday issued the fol- lowing proclamation organizing the county of Perkin been certified to me by ¢ of state, that on the Gth 'A. D, 1887, the majority of nty of Keith, at a gen- held, voted o form a unty out of said m-um_v of Keith, to be known us Perkins county, comprising that part of Keith county, bound and described us commencing at the southwest cor snip nine (9) north, ra of the 6th . M., thenc corner of township nine (¥) north, of rav thirty-ive (%) wost, thence norih to the north-east of section twenty in township twelve wth, Of range thi it ha five (35) west, on section lines to tne northwest corner of sec- tion nincteen (19), in township tw north of rauge forty-one (41), the along the state line to the southwest corner of township nine (9) north, of range forty- one (41) west, and thence east to the place of beginning. And it further appearing that said new county of Perkins contains a population of not loss than two hundred inhabitants and not less than four hundred square miles of territory, .aud ten or more of its residenttaxpayers have petitioned for the or?nfluuou of said new county and location of county. seat. Now, therefore, I, John M. Thayer, gover- nor of the state of Nebraska, by virtue of the authority in me vested by the statutes of the ate of Nebraska, in such case made and ed, do hereby order that on Tuesday, the 17th day of January, A. D,, 1888, therc be Iu‘lnl In mu\l county of 'ul(ms a u]n,\,ml elec- for ihe tion of county ofticers, and (nr the location of the county seat; and [ do further order that such election be held in the several election precincts of said county at the last and usnal place of voting, as said county has at this time been subdivided into election precinets, by the county commission- ers of Ieith couuty of which it formed a part, And there being no power vested in me by law for the appointment of county officers in such case, it is ordered that the county clerk of Keith county, give the proper notices of such clection, and that returns of said elec. tion be made to the county clerk of said county of Keith, and canvass by him made as provided by la In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and cansed to be affixed the great seal of the state of Nebraska, Done at Lincoln, this 18th lh,) of Decem- ber, in the vear of our Lo, one thousand Tight AT Andeighty-seven, the twenty- first year of the ntull‘ and of the independ- ence of the United \LAIIN. the one huudred and twelfth. By the governor: Jonx M. THAYER. G. L. Laws, secretary of state. MILITARY ORDERS. Tbu following orders were issued yester- "Meadquaiters Nebrasks National Guard, Adjutant_General's Office, Lincoln, Nebs Dec. 4, 1587, —Gener: 11 Ordors No. 17.-In_ac- cordance with the military code of the state of Nebraska, (section 8) there has becn a company of infantry organized at Omaha, with Captain C. J. Smyth in comuwand, M. J. Scanlon first lieutenant, and George J. Paul second lientenant. Said compuny shallbe known as the Edward Creighton guard, and assigned fo the First Brigade Nebraska Na- tlonal Guard.” By order of the commander- in-chief, A.V. Cot Adjutant General, Headquarters Nebraska Nutional € Adjutant General's Office, Lincoln, Neb., Doe, 9, 1857.—Special Orders No: #0.—Thé inspoctor general (Lieutenant Colonel Harry S. Hotehkiss) will proceed to fuspect tho First and Second infantry, tos battery A, light infantry, and troc aley. * The, inspection shall be conduct: danéo with the military code und arti- ¢lo twenty-ight (25) of the rules and rocula- , und be thorough in every particulur. Ii_y order of the commander-in- : hie A. V. Cove, Adjutant General, THE EX-41 D0 asion of the city council presented ‘some statements i At the last s city attorne, ard to the affairs of ex-Police Judge Par- sons. The new city char which went into efl fixed the salury of \ho police ;ud X per anium, attarney states that up Lo the time the police judge was deposed that he had eolleeted fe to the amount of §1,437.50, nearly enough to cover the salary of the office for the s the attorney states were It was also reported that the September report of Parsons, tho last mouth thut he held the office, shows that in a number of cases the fines are unaccounted for aud in other cases sureties that were taken have failed to fulfill their obligations. ‘When this state of affairs was shown to the council the jnatter was refered back to the city attorney with instructions for him to make a business call upon Parson’s bonds- men. These later revelations in the matter are very pertinent just at this time when the council s in contempt for not allowing Judge Brewer to keep the police judge in umce. THE HOLY CITY. ‘The presentation of the cantata, “The Holy City," by the leading musicians of the Capitol City on both Monday and Last even- ing was u gratifying success to both those taking part and the lapge audiences. The Congregational ehurch, when the cantata wus preseanted, closed the doors both nights ou people Who could not gaiu admittance, The solo's and quartettes were grandly vendered and fioral tributes were numerous. Mrs. A 8. Raymond, Mrs. Albert Watkins, Miss Churchill and other well-knvwn Lincoln vocalists were the complete, admiration of the very large audiences. THE NEW OPERA HOUSE. ‘The plans for the new opcra house that is assured for the'eity the coming year, were received frow St. Louis a few duys ugo, and have since been returned for some minor changes that the projectors of the enterprise desired made. l’{;r house will be T3x140 in size, nud will cost close to an even §100,000. The opera house proper, with main aud stage eutrances, will be on the ground floor, and the stage will be the largest and most com- wodious to be found west of Chicago and St. louis. The gentlemen intercstad in the house arc themselves a guarantee that it will be mnduclad on liberal business principlos. G TO THE PRNITENTIAKY. Eharm hno, of Suliue county, brought to Mh yesterday the man Arnd who some 4 ince ha{d a portion of t:- town nil-‘rl;:ml at bay gt the muzzle of his gun rndt was ot when his capture was effected, and un-x ” 8ince re- moved ons of bone from his hams Le- cause of his wounds, and his punishment ™ that line, and from the fact that he plead guilty to the indictment sgainst him, the court was merciful, ana made the sentence one year at hard labor. REVOKED IS LICEXSE The mayor and council are evincing a dis- position to live up to the letter of the law in regard to saloons which are convicted in court of violating it. The law stipulates that it shall be their duty, in case of such convie- tion, to revoke the license, and_ consequently, at the last sassion of the council, the license of J. C. Cattern was revoked, by a vote of foven ts four. Cattern's offcuse was sellin liquor to a minor, and his case is the secon one the council has acted upon. they some time since revoking tho license at the St. Charles hiouse for sclling liguor on Sunday. ARRIVALS IN THE CITY, ~ Among the.arrivals at Lincoln yesterday waore noted the following Nebraskans: - S S. Jones, the Hluu Springs ncwspaper man ; Regents J. Mallalien, of Kearney, and Holmen, of Tecy J.D. and W. H. es, Tobius; P. uri Pacific; Rt Klukv West Point; F. S. Chase, Dorches- ter; Captain H. E. Palmer, Plattsmouth; Dudley dow, of the Mixod. Pickles com' i George Richardson, E. 5 ohn B, utv.l)mnut,n nde (urd W. Johnson, 4\nhland \\ll)hm hevulz, Plattsmonth. STATR HOUSE FTEMS. Governor Thayer returned home from ‘Washington yesterday sudproceeded at once to the dispatch of the business accumulated and waitin g his comin, The Seward Electric Light and Power company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state yesterday. The capital stock is $10,000, and the incorpora- tors: John Cattle sr. John Cattle jir., Gustavus Babson jr., ¢ WhatThey Are Good For. Brandreth’s Pills are the best medi- cine known, First—They are purely vegetable, in act a medicated food. Second—The same dose always pro- duces the same effect, other purgatives require increased dose and finally cease actin Third— "hey purity the blood. Fourth—They invigorate the digess tion and cleanse the stomach and bowels. Fifth—They stimulate the liver and off vitiated bile and other de- 1 llw liret two or three doses tell the The skin becomes cleur; the eye the mind acti di restored; costiveness cured; the animal vigor isrecruited and all decay ar I\‘:lnd. - Real Estate Translers. Augustus Kountze et al to Ira J . et al M Mat- ns sub lll\. 350 Vyuan to Alex McDonuld, lofs blk 4 Millard & Caldwells add St P, M & O Ry, wd........ 15,000 C, Charles'F Fuhs to David M Nelson lot 12 blk 7, Ist add to So Omaha, wd.. 1,500 Jacob C Denise and wife to John M Maxfield, lot 21 blk 2 Denise wd:. 700 Alies G Howard, plat Howard i o I3 8 w i sec 15, 16, 13 S B G Wm A Pryor to fleng\a H Loneul al, lot 3 blk R Thinns 2d add, wd...... 9,500 nry H Cone ct al to Edward A R, der, lot 8 bik R Shinns 2d add, wd.. 8,000 A_O' Petterson and wife to Hannah Mechaelis, w 34 lot 8 blk 7, Kountze & Ruth's add, wd..... 4,150 S Rood wnd wife to J A Matthews, lot 21 blk 14, lots 9, Sand 7 blk 15, lot 10 blk 6, Albright's annex, w d.. 708 Chas F' Harrison to Chas W Higgins, Tot 6 blk 4, Eckermann place, wd... 850 Jacob Williwms and wife to R S Mauls- by, lot T, Williams” subdv of Gisc's add, w d ,350 Minnie L Jaynes and husband to Ar- lot 14 blk-12, thur Enst, place, w d Minnie'L Jaynes and hurband to~ Ar- thur East, lot 15bik 15, Ambler place, w d Ambler Minnic'L Jaynes und husband to Ar- Ambler thur East, lot 11 blk place, w d Martin Quic @5 tlot 14, Pelham place, wd. K fo Guat Hpggensen, .'Lm e righton, w talto Peter Soll, ' lease c 12-16-11, b yoars A Gustataon Plat 'of rou 639 1t lot 5, Forbes’ sub. F B Johnson et al to Pat Cary, 815 lot 6, blk 2, Orchard Hill, wd.. Lyain H Hall to'John F Hammond, s 1t lot 13, Hall place add, w d John G Hammoénd und wife fo B C Bales, 8 8 1t lot 13, Hall place add w d | Cotn YTull, lote 5 ahd 6, bl 2 Cotner & Archicr's add, w ; J A Morgan and wife to Johin A ¥ son, lots 7 and 8, blk 1, Pruyi’s sub Hyde park, w d.. Total, Leiats Building Permits. The following permits were issued yester- day by Superintendent Whitlock: H. remodel bujlding, Hn]n-:, 1 Douglas county commissionel of four buildings, administration, male and female ward for hospital, 41st strect, near Pacific Five pevmits g, H M(‘ln'g proprietor u( a grocer Nicholas street, and also a bark store on 3 xn.‘,y on Cuming yester- day to tho she are cqual to his liabilitic d by a few creditors who threa tout writs of attachment against him, vishing to" do wid justico to all kis creditors, ho made an as- signment. Internal Revenue Collections. Yesterday's revenue colletions amounted Its lu}nflu'nn-n“ ven in millions ot homes for more than a quarter of & century, 1t i3 used by the United Statcs Goverament. dorsed by the heads of the great aniversities, as the Purcet and Most Healthful b,, Price’s the nvfl) Taking Pumnsr that dops g ot Soaiais Ammoujy, §dng o dhem. B Sold only ta Newvors, . " o 8t. Louls, consult at once . 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