Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1890, Page 5

BEE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1890 CITIZENS WITH GRIEVANCES. Bome of Them Are Assessed Twico on One Piece of Property. OBJECT T0O BEING BANKRUPTED. Others Make Various Complaints and Demand Relief from the Council Board of Equal- ization. The city eouncil met as a board of equali- pation in tho city clerk’s offico yesterday morning. Mr. Lowry was elected chairman. The space outside the railing was jammed to suffocation with property owners who had come to lay their gricvances before the board, Mr. Lowry stated that, although the board would listen to all general grievances at the resent, he would insist that all complaints bo rediced to writing and handed in to the board before any definite action should be taken. Inspector O'Donovan had a large, healthy grievance. Ho said ho owned property on Bouth Thirteenth street south of Vinton streot, on which he had been assessed twi "The first time 8334 cents and the second time 18/¢ cents per running foot. They now proposed to assess him ogain for the opening of the street from Spring to the city limits. He chusid- ered that it would be fair for the board to award the men in his district credit for the past two asscssments and _then assess cach property owner south to the limits and north o Farnam streetequally after the rebate was granted. His comparison was that men who resided or owned property south of town would be greatly benefitted by the opening of the stroot, as ot tho, pre ent time they had no street’ at all and in some in- atances the road would pass directly through their land, thereby grading them property on both sides of the street, and in addition to this they could recover #,000 damages, when he would be elevated twenty or thirty feet, und could only recover £ or $10. Mr. Charles Elgutto: was in the same boat with O'Donovan. Mr. Powers lamented the fact that the cit; owed him over 00 damages, which he cou 0t collect, but at the same time he was com- pelled to pay interest on $100 taxes due, Mr. Zimmerman and others who live on Eleventh street, south of the viaduct, ob- Jected to payibg the assessment for dam- ages allowed by the court in favor of Bishop Worthington's property. When the assessment_for change of grade was made fn this locality it is claimed that nearly all the property holders waived dam. sges.” Bishop Worthington brought suit and recovered £00. The other property owners are now assessed to pay this amount and ac- it an impo- the property owners on by that structure. The raised $2,400 by subscription it into’ the city Among the first thing: - pose to do is to find out what became of that money.” The exper nue will per ceived from t stroet, as the may bo sold. Councilmen Blumer and Olson were ap- pointed to assist the chairman in his work. On Monda committee will care- fully canvass each grievance. “Bull-dose-ing" is at present going on at such a rate in this community that our dealr. s hardly able to keep npasupply of Dex i!uu'q popular and excellent Cough Syrup.— New Holland Pa., Clarion. You would not believe it, but now yon know that Salvation Ol is the best liniment. 25 cts. o of opening Twenty-ninth ave- s be paid from the money ve- > of parts of Twenty-ninth surt has decided that the latter PE LS ST The Winter of Our Content {6 the title of a recent charming paper by that brillant wriic: Charles Dudley ‘Warner, wherein the glories of the Pacific const, as a winter resort, are most graphically described. The Am. fcan people are beginning to understand that the Puget Sound country is one of our most splendid posseseion and that the name of the **Medit wnean of the Pacifie” is o happy title not misapplied. speaking of Mount Tacoma, Senator jeorge . Ildmunds says: I would be willing to go 500 miles again to seo that scene. The continent {8 yet in ignorance of what will be one of the grandest show places as well as sanitariums, If Switzerland s rightly called tho playground of Europe, I am satisfied that around the base of Mount Rainier will become a prominent place of resort, not for America only, but for the world be- sldes, with thousands of sites for build- ing purposes, that are nowhere excelled for the grandeur of the view that can be obtained (rom them, with topographical features that would make the most per- fect system of drainage both possible and easy, and with a most agreeable and health giving climate.” Thousands of delighteq tourists over the Union Pacific the past year bear ample testimony to tthe beauty and majesty of this new empire of the Pacific morthwest. — - PUBLIO WORKS, & New Sidewalk Ordinance Drafied by the Board. Allof the members of the board of public works attended the meeting held yesterday afternoon. The first business transacted was opening the bids for gradiog all of the streets in Walnut Hill. In this matter the property owners pay the entire expense in order to get the work done, The contract wil amout about $:2,000, and the contractor will be required to enterinto bonds of §30,000 for the completion of the work and the payment of the labor claims, There were threo bids as follows: John O'Keeffe, nts per cubic yard ; Lamoreaux rothers, -10 cents per cubic yard, and atz & Callaban (143{ cents per cubic yard. Upon motion the contract was awarded to Katz & Callahan, The following estimates were allowed : Hugh l\|\u'£|\_\', curbing Twenty-second street from St. Mary's avenue to Leaven- worth _ street, 21, same, curb- fng Fifteenth street from Jackson to Leavenworth street $544.03; same, paving Locust street foom Thirteenth street to Sher- man avenue, Y Woodworth, curbwg Fourteenth from Web' t Nicholas street, $1,201.85; Callahan grading Tlllx'tly-nix'.h from Hamilton to Parker, Pleasant street from Hamilton to acker, and Hamilton from Thirty-sixth to he Belt line railroad, $1,407.60; kd. Call han, grading Martha street in Clark pla Megreath street in Dupont place and Twenty- pinth street from Hickory to Megeath stroet, §752.50. ‘The board adjourned and then reconvened 8t 4 o'clock to prepare the draft of an or- dinance relating to the laying of sidewalks. This ordinance, which also provides for the specifications which will be submitted to bid- rs, differs very materially from the or- inance now in force. The draftto be sub- mitted to the council foradoption and passage will provide that when a man contracts to lay ony walk in the city he will be required to give a bond, securing the payment of ma- orial used, as well as for the payment of the abor performed. It will also provide that gmpnnv inside of the curb line may be cut own to conform to the grade of the street, sud that the expense shall be taxed against the abutting property and colleoted in the same maunuer as t'\u sidewalk tax. s Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg In q street et sl i Fortifications for France. Pawis, Dec. 13.—[Special Cablegram to Quw Bee.|-Itis the inteution of the gov- ernment to construct an entrenched camp at Toul, department of Meurthe, on the raillway rom Paris to Strasbourg. The defences of he camp will be such that it will be capable o resisting strong Gerwan artillery. CULLEN'S TWENTY TROUSAND. Works the Mexicad Lottery for the Amount and Then Skips The detectives have established a camp in the New York Life building. Two men oc- cupy it during the day and the same number mount guard while the lamp holds out to burn at night, They are waiting and watch- ing for & man named John W. Culien of Nashville, Tenn. John was agent for the Mexican inter- national improvement company of the City of Mexico. He is, however, no longer in the employ of that corporation but it is claimed, is indebted to it in the paltry sum of §20,000, The saia improvement company 18 said 1o own the Loteria de la Beneficencia Publica; in other words, what is more or less known to some as the Mexican lottery Cullen, it seems, was accustomed to receive the numbers drawing prizes by wire from Mexico and it is alleged that he secured a srominent geutleman in Nashville to present or payment two prize drawing tickets of £5,000 each to the Bank of Commerce in Nash- ville, which bauk hus, it is said, a large deposit from the company. It is also said that the list of prizes which he supplied the bank was altered so as to admit of the pay- ment of those tickets, The money was paid, the bank having used Cullen’s lists so long did not for a moment suspect that it was being victimized. Finully the fact was telegraphed the officers of the lottery and they wired immediately that those numbers had been sold in another {)lu nd that the prizes they had drawn had been paid. As soon as this fact was made known, the man who had presented the tickets was hunted up. He acknowledged that he had been induced by Culien to present the tickets for redemption on the proposition of receiv- ing §1,000 for so doing. When he discovered that he had been used as a catspaw, be promptly refunded the £1,000 which he had been given by the wily agent. Cullen was then sought, butcould not be f of police wired Chief Se mstance, ordering him to arr giving at the s © a description of fellow, coupled with the fact that Cullen d been at one time a partner of Charles B, Maantel, the Oma agent of the lott whose oftice is in the building above refe: to. It isin hopes that the wily ex-agent call upon hiis old partner that” the dete Iilu ingly and lovingly wait at the latter's door. Mr. Mantel, howover, says that Cullen has partnership with him since and that he_is also a victim of the fellow's dishonesty. He has had no com- munication with him since then and stoutly holds that Cullen would as soon face Mephis- topheles as face him. Nevertheless the sleuthis watch and wait. They can afford to wait, because, if bagged, Cullen will be g The harsh, drastic 80 indispeysable, have o and more skillfully prepared laxati the great and growing demand Pills, Physici them for costiveness, indigestion and liver complaints. ives, oncedeemed Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Beo Bldg, A SERIOUs QUESTION. Without Legal Publication Licenses May Be Void. Last year when the time came for publish- ing the notices of application of liquor deal- ers the newspapers of this county were re- quested by the fire and police mission to fille with that sworn statements of circulation las county. Tig B promptly while the other daily papers for prudential reasons. ‘This year, owing to an oversight, the board did not make a request upon the newspaperr for statements of circulation. Tur Ber, however, promptly made and published vorn statement for the, reason that such a course was the only one left to el for licenses to proceed und ng the publi tion of notic avit is as follows: Liquor com- board in Doug- responded, leclined to doso ny. p ng duly sworn 1 says, U the Iy circulation’ of Tie D yof 1 f wetual nver- ATLY BEE in r two weeks ending fsamplo coples and opies. onrGE B, Sworn to before mo and sub: presence this 1ith day of 890, ! oL Decem b coples on sale, was 11,0 TZSCHUCK ribed in my ecember, A. D., N. P, Fein, Notary Public, Upon the publication of this amdayit several liquor dealers requested a similar statement of the World-Herald people, As was to have been expected, it was refused point blunk. The only course now open forliquor dealers is to publish their notices in this paper, which is thus conceded, even by the'World- Herald, to have the largest circulation in the county. The illegal publication of any of these no- tices will lead to a protest which may be prosecuted through the district court, and if necessary through the supreme court. In the event of such protest, the license cannot be issued until the court has deter- mined the issue. Should these cases go to the supreme court a decision could not be reached in less than a year, during which time the liquor dealer would be deprived of his license, and therefore could not do busi- ness, ——— B tter Than Ever. The southern Pacific company have expended large sums of money on the track and snow sheds during the past year in improving their line via Ogden to San Francisco, and these improve- wments, in_connection with the magnifi- cent equipment of the Union Pacific, gives the traveling public a well nigh perfect service from the Missouri river to the Golden Gate. All of the details have been so arranged as to make this trip-the very luxury of travel. Dr. Birney cur catarrh, Bee bldg, - Army Notes. Sergeant Sommers, Company K, jSeven- teenth infantry, has been ordered relieve from recruiting auty at Rochester, N.Y and will join his company at Fort D. A. Rus- sell, Wyo. Captaiu H. B. Osgood, commissary of sub- sistence, has been ordered retioved from duty at Jefferson barracks and ordered to report to General Brooke as assistant to Major Bell in this city. Seven members of the United States hos- pital corps from eastern stations passed through Omaha en route to Pine Ridge agency for duty with the troops in_the field. were fully equipped for winter fleld service, Gessler's Magic Headache Wafers. Curoall headaches in 20minutes. Atall druggists. Lacenses. The following mirriago licenses were is- sued by Judga Shields yesterday: Name ana address, {uoun(a . Favorite. Ohleago. Awna E 1iin, Chicago.. § George Carson, Minden, Iu 1 Edith Russell, Uhioag Do yon like dry chami Tmperial; its flavor is unri fectly pure. agnol Try Cook's alled and it is per- Buillding termits. The following permit was issued by the superintendent of buildings yesterday : ‘W. M. Bell. one and one-half story frame dwelling, Twenty-third and Laird Strocts il : 3 1,500 Positively cured by these Little Pills, vegulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALLPILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE, ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan: and refreshing to the taste, and acts ently yet promptly on the Kidueys 'iivsr and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the inste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in ita action and truly beneficial in ite effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, ite many excellent qualities coramend it to all and have made it the most [mgullu remedy known. yrup of Fig‘s is for sele in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug- gists,. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to tiyit. ~ Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA F16 SYRUP €O, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. . NEW YORK, W.Y. T'S| E MULSION Of Pure Cod Liver Qil with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda. There ave emulsions and emulsions, and there is still much skimmed milk which masquerades they will many man 80 disguise their conl it palatable to sensitive ston Emulsion of PU 31/ LIVER OIL, combined with Hypophos- phites is almost as palatable as milk. Zor this reason as well as for the fact of the atimulating qualities of the Hypo- phosphites, Physicians frequently pre- scribe it in eases of CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS and CHRONIC COUGH or SEVERE COLD, Al Druggists sell it, but bo sure yor got the genine, as there are poor imitations. iebig Gompany's For improved and economl ery, 2 it for Noups, Sau Made Dishes. In flavor parable, aund dissolves pe clear In water. Makes delicko u Beef and keeps in all elimates for any lenguisof time. 1 1b equal to 40 1bs of lean beef. Only sort guaranteed genuine by Justus von L and bears his sl ture in blue, thus: PIANOS:- Made; fully: Warrarited!: Marvellous inTofe. (OATALOG B FROM. BOSTON OFFICE . 5 APPLETON, ST L C. L. 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Price $3.50 considered. vious season. ulsters. week stock thousand miles of Omaha. in our stock will commend themselves. $1.00 Each Garment. i | A 5 | been in business. selecting materials and originating new designs. been gained’by the closest attention to the manufacturing of our goods and selling only fabrics which we know to be reliable, and in every instance to represent goods just as they are. are cut at our special sales, but quality is alwa to close our immense stock of Winter Goods in the boys' deps made so low that you cannot afford to look 3 week we offer special prices on Boys' Ulsters, Overcoats and Knee Pant Suits, and call atten- tion to a special bargain line of Boys™ Ulsters---Price the Ulster is the most popular garment in s, in freize and chinchilla. wide collars, full length, with wool trimmings, at ¢5 and at prices which will be sure to interest all in search of honest goods at bottom prices. BOYS, KNEE PANT SUITS, PRICE $3.50. Cut in sizes 6 to 12, plain sacks and plaited jackets, in two shades of neat cassimere We have large quantities of them and this price will Don't wait, but come early and get first choice. goods, sold everywhere for $5 and $5.50. sold by us for the past two years for §2 per garment. the fullest extent with gentlemen who appreciate fine underwear and furnishing goods, we will offer this lot until closed, at precisely one half our former price, viz: guaranteed. We offer at this Regular patent shapes and for gentlemen who appre undergarment of the finest, softest texture that is manufactured in this country, these goods They are full heavy weight, 12 pounds per dozen, and have been With a view of extending our trade to $1.00 Each Garment. With the limitation to delivering not more than four garments to each buyer. ; the most attractive bargain ever offered in our Furnishing Goods Department since we have t any other until you have seen our stock. Our reputation as dealers in only the best has Prices Only a few weeks remain for us rtment, and prices have been This $5.50. our stock. sale a special line of Wool Ulsters— 50. The largest assortment of Boys' Ulsters We have a full line for Sizes 6 to 12. Men's Department. OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS. Our show windows this week give you some idea of variety, but our windows are not large enough to show a sample of all the different styles. but will show you styles enough and at prices which cannot be equalled where quality PRICES FREIZE We will not attempt a description, is $30. EIESHNY RIS Our sales this season on Genuine Irish Freize Ulsters have been larger than at any pre- We keep them in several shades and in all sizes—cloth lined and wind proof FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT. A special drive in underwear for Friday and Saturday. was one of the most successful sales ever inaugurated and would like to repeat it, but our will not permit of it. Mail orders for the goods were filled from every section within a We will offer on Friday and Saturday the only large lot left Our big sale of underwear last Vicuna Underwear---$1.00 Per Garment. 150 dozen of the finest quality Vicuna Underwear ever placed made of pure Australian wool. It is iate an on our counters, $1.00 Each Garment. This is HAT DEPARTMENT. Boys' Cloth Windsors and Driving Caps, 50 cents. We will sell ten styles of Boys Cloth Windsors and 15 dozen Jersey Turbans on Friday and Saturday at 50 cents each. ALWAYS RE a1 F PILL W B - THE GREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY Cur 1l disorders of the Stomach Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,Nerv- ous Diseases, Loss of’ Appetite, Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indiges- tion, Billousness, Fever, Piles, Ktc., and renders tne system less liable to con- DYSPRERPSIA. tract disease. 'S P o u cure for this e laint, or malled by RADWA nealthy actlon, restore strength Price 200 & box. Sold by all druggists, York, on receipt of price. 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