Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 20, 1892, Page 8

8 WERE Y01 MOVED BY TEARS Mz, and Mre, Blickhorn Ooolly Send Their fon to the Reform Echool. - NOT A BAD BOY, BUT WOULD NOT HIND Ahe Nine-Year-Old Mis Parenes to T They Pushed Lefe Begged ome, but Transgresser ke tim Wim Aside wnd a Prisoner, Those who wero in atiendanca at the ses #ion of the criminal diwvision of tho district court, held yesterday wero called upon to witness a most pattictic scene, ‘The parents of hittle RRovert W, Blickhorn sent for the purpose of furnishing the send bim to the reform school at Kearney. Tho boy, an unusually bright little fellow ©of 0 years was called before the judge. He obeyed and with him camo his parents, The mother was dressed in accordance with the aictates of the latost fashion plate, whilo the fathor, a fino looking man, was re splendont in fine clothes and diamonds, both having tho appearance of bowe wealthy peonle, Thoy admitted that their child was not & bad boy, but thoy claimed that they were wholly unable to govern him; that be would not mind, and that he insisted in as- sociuting with the worst boys of the street, Tho court asked if they bad tried 10 make thio littie fellow mind! They had and it was & hopeless task, 'I'here was nothing left for the court to do but toissues the order, and when he said that Robert would ba taken 10 the reform school, the child for the first timo seemed to realizo his fate, The boy dropped upon upon his knees, and grasping his mother’s skirts, begged most Diteousty to bo taken home. Mrs. Blickhor aoparently without a particle of motherly feeling for ner child, drew away, leaving the lad sobbing upon the tloor, For a few moments tho his feelings, and thon, getting up, he threw his arms about his father's ucck, whero be wept and bogged to be taken home, all of the time maintaining that he was not a bad boy The spark of sympathy, if there was one 10 his father's breast, wis not touchea, for be pushed bis bov from him, and with his wife, swept out of the court room. boy gave vent to HEADS A BOLD BAND. “Sleepy ™ Waggoner Tells Soriethi Work of Horse Thieves. The case of the statdo against Charles Waggoner 1s set for trial in the criminal court next ‘Tuesday morning, \Waggoner was arragned yesterd 1d pleaded not Rullty to having stolen w horse, the property of Dan Mason, residing at Florence. The court officials feel coufident that they have tho evidence to send Wageoner over the road for a loug term of years, and in ms counviction they cloim that the lurgest and most thoroughly organ- fzed band of horse thieves that has existed fn Nebraska since the territorial days will be broken up. Sherift Leunett said yesterday that ho felt positive that Waggoner was only one of the many thieves who are operat ing 1n this vicinity and have been for several yeurs. The men operate from the Wessington hills in South Dakota to the Kausas line and are under as thorough an organization as an army, huving generals,captains aud privates, The distance covered by the fanciers of horso llesh 18 something ke 500 miles, with reiay stations every twenty or thirty miies. The plan of operation s like this: Iivery relay station has from three to five “rustiers” whoso dutie are 1o go cut into the country and steal horses, principally from the farmevs, The stolen Liorso is taken to the nearcst stal and turned over to one of the ‘“‘trustics This man takes the horse and rides him to tho next station, where L is turned over to another “trusty,”” who rides him to anothe station. T'his is continued until the animu! has reached a point at least 100 miles from where ho wasstolen. Then heis putintooneof the horse trading camps and disposed of to the kest agvantage to an iunocent purchaser, or soid for cash, 1t the original owner hap- pens along and attempts to make any trouble the horse is given up, tho trader protesting and claiminz that he came into the possession of the auimal through a trade. At each of the trading cawps or relay stations there are any number of hangers-on, who make it their business to do nothing but watch the movements of the oflicials, wnd if they have stolen borses in stock they cache thom uutil the excitement biows over and then they run them on a few stations farther, where they are disposed of. Ounce a month the captains of tho several trading camps meet at some place agreed upon and settle up the business of tho previous month. Each captain takes back his share of the swag and divides it among the men who are working as *‘rustlers” and “'trusties,” their sharedepending absolutely upon how suc- cessful thoy have been in gotting horses aud in getting awuy with thom. The band of " thieves, the sheriff bel was organized by the remnaut of Middloton baud that flourished Niobrava river valley and was number of vears ago. So bold hiave those fellows become of late that they have established trading camps al most i the heart of the city, At this time severnl of them exist within two miles of the postofiice, whiie there are anv vumber of them around South Omaha and just over the line in Sarpy county, In fact, the sheriff Kknows of aline of these camps that éxtends from the Dakota live to a point as far south as Brownville, and from nearly every one of them stolen horses have been taken auring tho past three months. "o show thal theoperators keep thoroughly posted it is only necessary 1o stato that when Waggoner vus arrosted by Deputy Sheriff ;McCarty he had nearly 200 postal cards in his pocket uil describing stolon horses aud atl mailed to him from postofices in Dakota, iowa, Nobraska ana Kansns, ince his arrest ho ks weakened to some extent and has told the sheriff where there ure several horses and nules seeroted in the woods vear Floronce and Papiliion. Ile, however, refuses to divulge the names of any of his associates in crime and claims that the state will have a aificalt matt vroving him guilty, as he says that ho bad no knowledzo™ that any of tho horses that eame into his possession were stolen, zof the o3, the “Doc’ in. the broken up a MRS, RkE Ys enaRGe Bho Says A, L. Keod hus Kefused the Court's Orders, Procecdings of & somewhat sensational nature instituted in the probate court in tho matter of the settlement of the Byron Ieed estate. Tuo widow, Mary Melissa leod, has flled an afida in which she alleges that on Juno 6, 1501, @ short tuwe prior to her husband's death aud while he was very weak i body ana wing, ho executed s will, by tho terins of which e bequeathed nearly all of his property, both real and personal, to the two ahiidren, A, L. and Mavia Reed Suo charges that the exeentor, A, L. Tteed, N boen ordered by the court 1o turn over oue-third of all of the property so be. queathed, but that bo has tailed and refused 80 10 do. to Obey strct Cour Dolngs. In the districy court Sam Wawor has sued the cily of Omaba 1 an action to recover the sum of £,000. He alleges that the oity appropriated u portiou of his property in the opening of Sixth street, and that he Las not '+ peen compensated for the damages which be has sustaived, 'he Nebraska Savioes and Fxchange bauk . has, brought suit against the city of South Omaha, claiuine that the municipality owes 3t §3,000 on ome grading warraus purchased ond whvich aro long past due. Granvile Wado was arraigoed in eriminal eourt today uud pleaded not euilty to the 1 obargo of shooting with intent to kill, information chargos that on Heprembe Wade tried to take the life of George Wal- Mington. There was & woman at the bottom of all the trouble and next Tucsday a judge sodu witl listen to the facts. Held Without Bau, __ George Fost, the murderer of 16-year-ola . Laura Day, was arraigned in police court yesteeday afterooon for @ pre/iminary bear- ing, Tuoe testimony of only & few of the witnesses was taken and Fost was bound over without bail. It is understood that the young murdercr will ciaim Insanity as an excuso for tho crime, FINALLY DISMISS! Jury in the Mogan-Street Railway Com- arged Yesterday., Judgs Irvine returned from Tekamah yesterday noon, and about tho first thing that he did was to wend his way up to his court voom in Tuk Bee building, where he had been led to velieve that riot was run ning wild over the action of the jury in the as0 of Jonn Hogan, who had sued the Omaha Stroet Railway company in an action to recover £20,000 for the loss of a leg. “Lte jury \was o:dered brongnt bofore the court, but there was nothing about the appearance of the men to indicato that they had any fecling against the plaintiff or the defendant They had been out for forty-eight hours Judge Trvine asked them if they could agree. ['he foreman thougnt not and then each in- dividual juror agreed with that foreman. Judge Trvino told thom that if it was a ques tion of law that he might bo able to enlighten them, but if the agreement was over f tion of fact, tnen and in thatevent they would have 1o bo governed by their own judgment. Ouo juror ventured the opinion that there woro too many things on which thay could not agree The twelve men were sent back to their room, to be sent for balf an hour later. Tho foreman announced that the vote stood ex tctly as it did when they first went to theiv rooin, forty-cignt hours before, and that if ey staid there 10) years there would be no change. That settled it and the jurors wero discharged In addressing the attorneys in the caso Judge Trvine stated that if some things were true--thines which ho had beon informed of through tho newspipers—steps should bo taiken 1o have tho matter properly brought to the attention of the court. Ho could not, however, teko judicial notico of what had oceurred in another branch of the court. Nono of the lawyers exoressed a desira or llineness to call up tho difficulty wt to before Judee Ferguson dur- uesday afternoon and court adjourned for tho day. il Every Testimonial In behnlf of Hood's Sarsaparilla is striet true and will bear thostrictost investization No matter where it may be from, itis as re liable and worthy your coufidenco as if | came from your most respected noighbor® Have vou éver tried this excelleat medi- cine ¢ Pov a general family cathartic we con dently recommend Hood's Pills. They should be i every home medicine chest, CUT TIIS OUT AND WALT Cntil Tuesday, Octobor 25th, ac | In consequence of the late fire of the 2o wholesale clothing house that recently burned, over $285,000 worth of men’s and boys” fine clothing, hats and other goods fiave been saved und re- to the large building known as strect, between 12th and 15th streets, Omaha, Neb. The build- ing hias been closed for one week to ar- range for this » insurance sale, and this great fire insurance sale will commence on Tuesday, Ostober 25th, at m., in the entire building at 1213 3, between 12th and 15th, Every- 1l be sold at retail 50 per cent than actual cost of manufactuve. As thie stock must bo sold in five days, everything will go rapidly. The ap- iser for the insurance company. after carefully examining the stock of cloth g, concluded it was not so badly dam- aged as claimed by the assured manu- fiucturers, and. falling to agree as to the actual loss, they were forced to take the same and turn it into money. Conse- quently the goods must ba sold at once in order to make a finul settlement. Below we quote a few of the extraor- dinary bargains that will be offered, and bear in mind that there are over 10,000 different articles we can not mention here. Men’s heavy tively worth § coat home du not worth matter hereby AL ML overconts, $3.74, posi- 0. You may keep the ng the sale, and if it %15.00, return the same, what the causa may be, and agree to return the $3.74. Men’: . #4409, positively worth .50, or your money refunded any time duging thissale. Men’s Whitney chin- enilla overcoats, $5 sitively worth #20.00, or your money will be returned. Men's “Royal” standard kersey, sill and satin lined overcoats, $7.99, posi- tively worth 28,00, You may keep this cont home five days, and if not worth 25,00, return the same and your money will he refunded, no matter what tho cause may be, Men's ribbed dingonal suits, 8¢ worth $15,00, s English wovsted cutaway suits. ; valued at $26.00, You hiivo the same privilege on theso suits s on the above mentioned gur- ment Men’s melton eassimere pants worth 00 for 98¢, Men’s all wool cheviot , #1.49, worth 5,00, oveacoats, $1.00, worth pants 5,000 at 19¢ a pair, Boys' suits, 81,25, worth $4.50; good woolen socks, Ge per pair, worth 40¢; fine embrowdered suspenders, 9e, worth 60¢; fine heavy red flinnel underwear, per suit, worth $2.50; men’s hats, 90e, worth #3.75, all shapes; boys’ hats 15¢, worth $1.50, and 30,000 difTérent ar- ticles we cannot mention here. 1L will puy you fo come 100 miles to visit this at salo. If you value money don't miss it. Everything sold as advertised. Now is your chance to ot winter elothing for dlmost nothing. We advise you to eut this out and bring it with you, so you ean get exactly the coods mentioned here. 'This salo will SR commence Tuesday, Oct, 25, at o, m., at 1213 Faenam, bevween 12th and L. Ath door east from 18th, Omaha, ¢h. Be sure you muke no mistalke, is no o D, Biruey, went ot the catarrh speelalist, iicago yesterday, Al Odd Pellows are roquested to assembie at Odd Fellows’ hall, 14th and Dodgo streets, Thursday, Oct. 20th, prepared to leave at 1 o'clock sharp for Council BBluffs, to participate in o purade. The parade in Omaha will move from Mth and Dodge sts at 4 o'clock promptly, J. W. NICIOLS, Chairman of Committee, —— The Last Harvest Kxeu vin the WABASH RAILROAD Vill leave Omaha 4 p, m. Oct, 25, For the ubove oceasion the Wabash will sell tichets to points south and southeast at half fare. The only line running solid trains with reclining ehair and Pullman buffet sleeping ears to St Louls, con necting in vnion depot with all trains vunning east and south, For tickets and farther information I at Wabash ofti¢ 1502 Paroam street, Omaha, or writ N. CLAYTON, Northwestern Pass. Agent. on Sonth am THE OMAHA FODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE Address of the Grand Master on the Year's Vork in the State, Last ORDER FLOURISHING IN NEBRASKA Twelve Strong, Vigor 1St 1ng Committees us New Lodges | stitut tistios of the Year—Stand- d—win Body. Appoint Join the lowa The thiety-fifth annual session of the grand lodge of Neoraskp, ladep:ndeat Order of Oad Fellows, convened yesterday morning in Odd Pellows tall, Fourtcenth and Dodge oets, the officers occupying s following Gieorge L. Loomis, grand master; A. H. Wier, deputy grand masters k. J. O'Neul, grana warden; L. 1’. Gago, grand secretary Samuel McClay, grand treasureri J. S Hoagland, grana representative; George N. Benls, grand representative: I P Johnson, graud chaplaing J Johnson, grand mavshal; A, J. Beals, grand conductor I, Sonnenschein, grand guardian; A. D. Mosely, grand herald. After prayer by Rev, %, C. Johnson, grand plain, Grand Master Loomis presented his annual address, which was embodied 1n twenty-eight printea pages of closely printed matter. It is a source of supreme gratif tion,” said Grand Master Loomis, “‘that tnis graua lodgo is permitted to meet in its thirty- fifth anuual session voder conditions so fa- vorable, with prospecis so bright, a past so repiete with good works and the future so radiant with promise, welve strong, vigorous new lodges have been instituted during the year, starting with & membership of 503, an average of more than twenty-five lodkes. 'Two mora have procured paraphernalia and stand ready to bo instituted within tho next few davs, while in a half-aozen other vlaces the brothers are getting ready to organize. One lodge whose charter had been surrendered for three years, has been revived, its charter restored, and it 18now n s flourishing condi- tion. During the presentcalendar yearour net gain in membership has averaged moro than 100 per month, und from present indications that same increase can be kept good during the coming year. Eleven new Rebekah lodges have been nstituted with a charte memboorship of 503, an uverage of thirty three toeach lodge, and several that have been dormant for vears have revived and gone to work in earnest. “A renewed interest seems to havo taken hold of the brothers, and in many places the revival in Odd Fellowship has oeen remark- uble. Lodges that have barely existed for vears have sprung into new life and ac- tivity.” Statisties of the year. The grand master reviewed thenew lodges instituted, the number of Iebekgh lodges orzanized aud chapters restored, He spoko of the dispensations granted and refused, the dedications performed during his term of oftice, of tho fires that destroyed buildings n whick Odd Fellows met for pleasure and enlightenment in the cardiual principles of the order and closed with a pleasing tribute to Grand Secretary Gage, without whom Gravd Master Loomis s uld have been hard indecd to have attended to all the duties und requirements of the office. The report of tho grand sec- retary sbows that tho membership of the oraer to July 1. 1302, was 8,201, a gain of 546 for the vear, and that after payiug ail the expenses of the order there is a_balance in the treasury of $5.797.05. In the Rebekoh lodges the membership ncludes 1,470 broth- ers and 1,408 sisters, a total of 2,818, a gain ;r 31, with a balance in the treasury of 3,220/94, Aftor reyiewing the reports of the grand ofticers, the comuiittee on oredentials made a report finding nearly 200 delegates present to participate i the prand lodge, whose sessions it is expected will last till L'riday evening. On motion it was decided that the election of gracd officers should tase placo at 10 o'clock Thursday morning and a committee of five from the graud lodga was appointed to vicit the grand lodge of Towa in session at Council Bluffs and invite thit body to visit the grand lodgo of Nebraska and participate in_the ada tomorrow at 4 o'clock. Wkile this motion was pending a movement was on {oot to have the eand lodge of Nebraska visit the graud lodge of Iowa 1n a body, and at noon, when the erand lodee adjourned, 1t looked as if the movement would be successful. St ling Committees Appointed, During the afternoon session the following committees were appointed : D. M. M hilony, 1astings: 1s, MeCooks O 1L Westphall, Beatrice] ool River; C. ML Rathburn, I, Burger, Hebron: G. M P A Bader, Pankofls WS Stone, Mitford: W. W, Barrows, Central City Retirns— tradloy. Lincoin: J. 8. Davli- son, Sholby; A, Davis, Suttons J. B, Gls- burz, Doniphian: W. S, Anderson, Lee. Stateof Order—Ii. Columbus; Wiltiam Blakoley, Beatr . 'A. Johnson, Atkinson; G, S Birry, Wi WVater Judicl iy <NV ki ). Q. 1l 8. L. Bross, Ju Te Holdreze: Thomas Coie On Re! v loges neys O, ylor, Blalr J. D, Woods, Schayl al, tilng, Kear- Dexter. Ashiand; oY B. Dauicls, Soutn . B. Bryant Omaha: D, Rosier, ¢ Litehfieid; W. B, R Milerge 1. D, North Platte: Frank scheelo, W nthall, Chadron; S, L. Baker, Ne Tue committee uppointed to invite the grand lodge of lowa, now in session at Cous. cil Bluffs, reported that the invitation had been accepted. In conuection with today's program the committeo of arrangements ry ported that the Nebraska lodges would leave here at 1 p. m. today and join in the parade at Council Bluffs at 2o'clock. The lowa deiegation will return with the Nebraskans and form at Fourtcenth ana Douglas streets for the local parade, which takes place at 4 oclock, [ully 1,200 men are expected in line. A banquet will bo tendered both the grand bodies at Washington Lail from 610 8 .. m, aud &t 5:3) o'clock a recep tion will be hetd at the same pluce, I'his morning’s session will commence at 5 o'clock and the election of officors 15 down for 9 o'clock. This will provably take up the morniag bour, et MORSE DRY GOODS 00, and C. A O'sen, ndy: John Matthewson, Shoe Department. LADI HOES $4.00, Dongola hand turned, button, opera and common sense toes, A to I lust, all sizos, Regular price $500; only %400 a pair. MISSES’ SCHOOL SHOES $1.88, We have just the thing for a school shooe in n misses’ pebble gout. #1.88 n ey others ask $2.00 for the for Thursday pair is our pri sume shoe THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO, - DIED, Notic s of Av 1w or L ax un conts; cach ditio 1l Lins, ten ¢ v Ui head, A7 ta CLOUSER-~Marguretta M. wife of Georg Clouser, October 19th, at ller home, 1145 Park avenue, aged 4 yeurs Funeral Thursday A4 P from the residenco. Interment ut Quinty, 1l "PRICES Baking ~_Powder Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard DAILY BEE: 'THURSDAY, A DREADGUL SCOURGE. The Case of Med Bimer—-Paeumonia Car- rled Him O Swdcn Everyone Shou Know the Symptems and be on Guard, Mr. Wiiton R. Patmier, of New York City circle of friends omefternoon recently ani re celved thelr congrashilation rupon his bright and vigorous nppearaness That evening ho feit & tickling In the theeas, a alight pain across the chest, achilly sensation and he conghed onee of twico. The next dssthils nostrils were inflamed. his thront sore hls chesvgainad him his bones ache And he golt sore nll over. The day following he was 10 bed. with physiciams shiaging thele hends, and the third day he was dead from pueumonin, which falled to take in time, There are thausand men anl women in Amerloa today In the same condition as Mr. Palmer when leaving his frismds, but they do not know it Ths slightoat appearanco of thy symp named should strike terror 1o ANy man or woman Asuddes eiill maans the Aches and pains thro, symutoms. It 13 nece at oner. How Aoouta reiction lefta ho dinain g of paeumonia shout tha boly ara the first #Ary 10 bEINZ ALOUL A renction then. Is the best way of bringing Ask felan and ho wil tell yon to use pure whiskey. No matter how prejudised aay ons be, pure whiskey at such A tme 1< A necessity, but fortunately thero are fow pure whiskies in the world, and. in_ sact, there 18 but one thathing recelved the unqualific] endorse ment of physielans, chemist and the high ost muthoritios, and that s Duffy's Pure Malt. This remarkable whisky, which I sold by all firstelass drugelsts and grocers, wiil Absolutely check the est approach of poeus while at the same time It s cortain to bulld up the wasted system. It Kept In every household, not only to be used n cases of emer Reney, hut to assist in p nd bringing health and happiness. ARE YOUSUFFERING FROM female We.kiness, Catarrh ot Rheumatssn, > Clironic, ~ Nervous ot Private Liseas IF 80, CALL ON Dr. Searles & Searles Consultation Free. Acknowledged (o i the most suceesful spocial AUPIIVATE, BL0OD, NERVOUS, SKIN AND U Ay DISEASE without Moreury any ph rves to o onglng e ot ' to 6 days, 1 stagas for 1ifo, rmanently carad, removal com atting, caustls or dilatation. Cucy od at homo by patient without w momant's pain or annoyanes. PILES, FINSTULA AND RECTAL without detentivn from by AND VARICOCELE permansatir ssfully cnrad, Method now and unfaillag WEAK MEN VITALITY WEAK WHAK MES A18 VIOTIMS T0 NBRYOUS 1 BILITY or EXITAUSTION, WASTING WEAKNKESS B P LOTRES, wiih BAWELY BSAY 17 vital power. 0n 0 afdrass with stamp for TE R Frodthoicam oinist 10 AN South 15th St Dr. Searles & Scatles, ''® 30 0 N en: Nextvo Post Offico. Syphllly cur21 L ULCERS curel P by too elnsy sars mantil middle Apoll atraly ne. Vile cod-liver oil has lost its vileness in Scott’s Emul- sion and gained a good deal in efficiency. It is broken up into tiny drops whichvare covered with glycerine, just as quinine in pills is coated with sngar or gelatine. You do not get the taste at all. The hypophosphites of lime and soda add their tonic effect to that of the half-di- gested cod-liver oil. Let us send you a beok on CAREFUL LIVING—{ree, Scort & Bown, Chemists, 132 South sth Avenus, New York. Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver eil—-all druggists everywhere do. 41, » ARG N SANATIVO,? the Wonderful Spanish remedy prescribed for over 5O years, cures all Ner vous Discanom, Lack of Memo= tf, HMeadache ?Wakefulnes s nisaions, Lost hood, or © Organs, Before & Photographed from lif diminution of theGen: etc., and all effects caused by past 2bukes. Put up convenicntiy 10 carry 1n the vest pocket, Price 81a packageé, or © for §5, with a written guaranteo 10 curc or rofund the money. “1f u drigylsy tries to sell you some WORTHLESS IMITA- TION 1n pluce of SANATIVO, encloso price In enve- lope und ve will kcnd by mail. FPamphlet in B ain senled envelope froe, Addrens, ADRID CHEMICAL CO, , Branch Office for U.S.A, 468 Dearborn ) CHICAGO, 1LLq SANATIVO is sold in OMAHA, NEB, by Kuhn & Co., Druggists, Cor. 15th & Dou J. A, Fuller'& Co., Drugpists. Cor, 14th & Dou id driggi enerally. las Tathe owners of all lots or parts of lots on Davenport etween #th nid isth streets: You are hereby notified that the uder signed. threo disinterested frecholders of the ety of Omaha, hawe been duly appointed by the mavor. with the approvil of the city 1Tof sald cigp, 10 8xsess tho dwmago 10 owners rospeetively of iho ty Affected by grading of Divenport st i B6th to dsth streots, deciarad necessiry by ordinanco 37, paased Octoler 1st, IN2 ap- proved October duh. 1802 Youare furthernotificd,thathavin said appointments and Guly qualified as re- quired by liw, we will, on the 2ith duy of October, A, D.. 182 at the hour of 2 o'elock In the afternoon, wt the ofico of Geo. J. Paul, 1605 Farnan stroess within the corporate limits ) suid eity, meet for the purpose of consid ing aud making the assessment of damage t Gwuers respeetively of sald property. todby sald zrading taking into consid tion spelul henefits, If uny You are notifled to b present at the time and place aforeswid, and mako any objections o or statementsrancerning suld nssossment of dnmages 48 youw iy consider propor . v Y RO AT, WG SHRIVER, JAS ¥IOCK DA LE. 0-10d-10¢ h ot f opted Owmnha, Oct, $th, 150 PROPOSALS FOR ( Seuled proposals will bo recolved by the un- ersigned until 120 o'clock pom, Octobor th, 1802, for curbing with white' Colorado andstone. red Colorado sandstone and Berea siandstone, secordinz to specifications, the followlnz street fmprovenent distriets No. 40 - Paelfie stroot from End street to the alley beetween 3nd und died stroot, No. 48)—Center street from Dith street to 1th streot No. 40—17th strect from Lenvenworth street, in the city of Omala Enel bld to speelfy a prco per lneut for the eurping complete on the strects, Work to be done In aecordance with plans d spociflentions on file in the office of th urd of Public Work Proposal to be mudd URBING Jackson street to foot on printed blanks far ished by the board and these uceompanied With o certificd check of £10 payable to the ity of Omaha. as an evidencs of good faith The board rescrves the Fight o Feject sy orull bids and to wilve detects W BIRKHAUSER Chatriun Board of Public Works Owaba, October 1oth, 1822, O1-14-20-21 OCTOBI R 20, 1892, NOTICE TO PROPERTY OW AGENTS AND LESSE Tn pursuance of ord'nance No 0% requinng water and g1 connections to be made to and Within the curb [{nes on certain sticets ana AIlevs in strect improvement distriots Nos. 4 457,450, 490, 401 und 485, In the ofty of Omah you are hereby notified to make all necessary HNNeCtions with wuter and gas muins, or lnt- terwls and 1o conplete stich works on or | fore Novermber 10th, 1502, s 1t I8 the purpeso 1o pave the strects ind alleys in said districts and more partieuiarly deseribed as follows, to-wit No. 4% 1th st ST-Alley in 10 ISth strect, No. 45 —Atley 1n block 10 i8th stroet 40017 1R street from Ja Leavenworth strect, No. 401—Alloy In block 1981 from 10t stroet to_7th streot No. 485 - Uacific the aliey between in tho city of Oy Dated i1t Omaha, Neb touer, 182, Center street from 1'th stroet 15th to block 5 trom city 116, efty, trom iith Kson street to streot, from #nd strect to Lstroctan s dord sir this th day of O PW, LIRITHAUSER Chatrman Board of Pablic Works 020-21-10-24-25 40 Tt and notice to the olectors e eity of Omudia of wn of the City of Onpahia, to be held on Tues day, thostn dity of November, 1802 for the nur pose of electing vee connciinin from oach wird Omalin 1. Georre I% Bemis, n Ontalin, do 18sue this, my proclamator by thie Anthority vested {1 me 48 such mayor do hereby elve public notice (o the electors and lezal voters of the ¢ ty of Omaha that in annual olty o n of the city of O WD held fnsald ety on T y of Novembar, 1803, tor tl pne counelim'in from each wrd Tho polls shall | b on the diy of auid election at elzht K the morn oz and shall continuo open until six o'closk m tho evenfng of the sumo day, ab the respe voting pluces following, to'wit: RS FIRST WAID st Distriot =8 B corne streots, s il Distriot N WOrth streots, ird District—-N F speets 4th District—S E corner 124l an 1th of Plotea streot e dth District- North side of P, wvoun 6th i 2t atreets O Y Gth Disteiot-—ast sito “zth o) Vacllic street fth D strict— S B corner of P ni Wt = B Loruer of Pari Wild avenuo st Distriet—8 W tieets, Oth District—$ trovts, Creh District =N W corner 0:h und Bancroft b District—N E corner tith and Vinton 11eeal voters of wnnal city elect on nd lezal votors of the eity of iyor of the city of an | “h und Marcy roer Sthoand Loaven- torner W oo 12th and Jones first alley fic stroet ba- of 6th stroet noar corner 10th and Hickor, corner 0th and Center SECOND WARD, N W corner N W t District “reets 1 Diistrict ts a Distriot vorth streets, ith District vorth streets, 1ith and Jones corner Tith and Pacifie S W cornor 18th and Loaven- S W corner 2)th and Leave E corner 230 and Leaven 118t side of South 2)th stre mposite Poppleton wwe Aoty ith District—-S E corner “treets, suh Distriet—8 E trocts ith District CFstreots, tith District trects Lith Distriet treets, 2th District—=N E ors th District—S W e e, 1ith District wenue. I6th an1 Piercy B corner Hth and Wil N E coruer Sixteenth and ( N W corner 2.th and Dorcas T corner 20th and Banerofy corner 15th and Vinton ier 15t and Valiey N Ecorner 2th and Boulevard THID WARD 1St D strict—s W treets, 20 Dis w rects, District—South T (west of) Lith s duh District—Wost side ween Douglas and Doz I District—N E corncs vonue tth District—N E corn itreets, TUh District—S E corner 1ith ‘trevts, th District—=N E corner 1ith treets. uth District—8 B corner 10th reets, corner 12th and Chieago fet— orner Hth and Davenport slde of Capitol avenue treet. af 12th strects i street, be- and Capitol 9th and Haraey and Doulas and Jack<on and Howard FOURTIL WARD, Ist District—N W corner 13th and Davenyor “ud District—N W corng trocts drd Distr wareets, 4th Dist ‘troets. ath District—N B ireets. Gth Distriet—N W corner treets. ith District—N W corac ATV's nveaue SUh District—s W oeorne Inry's avenue I Distriet ween Harney street anid Wth Distriet—N W corner orth streets. Hh District—S W Lary's avenue nid and Davenport corner 2th and Dodge corner 1ith und Dodg corner 1ith and Harney 0th and Douglus 6Lh street u 20th street and St South 19th street StMary's aven ISth and Leaven corner 17th street and St HOWATD sileof troct ner Sherman avenuo 1St Distriet —F pposite Mande tri nd Wirt stre ird District—S W ¢ nd Lo street ith District—N W nd Grace strect ith District—= W rects Gth District —East side of hout i feet north of Nich it District—S E corn trocts. stho 1 reets. ath District—N treots 10th District—East side North 1700 strect be- woen Cahifornia and Ciss streets 1th District—S E corner 18th cnd streets Shormin avenue rner Sherman avenuo corner Sherman avenue corner 1Tth and Charles Sherma s street, 16th and avenu lzard strict—N W corner 16th Burt it and corner and Cass SINTH WARD, S E corner 24uh street W 1st Distriet venue, Ina Distriet—8 irand wyonue, ird District—N B treets. ith Distriot—S W corner streets ith District—SE corne Gth Distriet—S W cor trects, NWe h District N E corner 2th M Ames corner Lth street und corner 45th and Grant U1tk and Manderson 2ith and Wizt wrd and rects. arker srner 24th and Corby strects. sth District streets oth Distriet -N troets. 1th District—N cots th District and Burd E corner and ( V corner 25th und Frauklin § W corner 24 W and Preanklin 12th Distriet—s corner 22l and Clari BEVENTIE WAL 15t District—8 W strects, 2nd Distriet—N L Popoleton nyenue, ird District—S W corner Woolworth avenue. ath District=N W Arbor street. th District—South nour (east of) south 42 oth District L Poppleton wvenue. 7tn Distriot -N W corner streots. corner 25tk and Mason corner 2th uvenue and 20th streot and corner SOth street and side of Vinton aven corner strect Uth avenue and dth and Francls EIGUTIE WARD. 1st District—East side of 20th streot south of) Chiurles strect S Distriet—Wost side (south ob) Paul street. 3rd istrict=N W corner strests ath District streots sth District—West side of North 93th street ar (morth of) Cuming street. oth District—s E corn 1und Burt streots Tth Distriet—8 W corner 0ih and Cass streets, of 2d stroct near 20th and Ntel N E corner 20th and Cunming NINTH WARD, 8 W coruer 520 and and Ist District Cumin: stroets 20 Digtrict—N W stroots. 50 District—N E corner 40th and stroets. 4th Distriot—North sldc of Daveny near (west of) North s2d uvenue. il district—s K corner dlst Dodgestroot. Gth Districi—8 W Juckson stre In witness whercof 1 huve herounto set my hand as mayor of sud city of Omaha, this 17th duy of October, 1502 3 iEO. 1% BEMIS, OvER, ity ¢ corner 40th wing Farnaw rt street avenue and corner 20th avenue aud Mayor Jous G lerk. olfdzit Attost PROPOSALS FOR GRADING Sealed proposals will be received by the Aersizned untl 130 0! b. m. Novem Ath 1802, for grading i avenue (rom Leay enwortl strect to tie south line of Ells fluc and Z2nd strect from Nicho'as strect to Clark street, fn the elty of Omaba, in accordar With bluus and specifications ou file in the oftice of the board of public works ? Euch proposil 10 be made on priunted blank furnishied by the board, snd L0 Le accompa | i nied by a cortified chek fn the sum of #30). DAYAbIe to the oity of Omunha, as an evidence of 2004 falth, The board roserves the right toaward the contract fOr the strect and avenuo togethe orsenarately, to reject any or wll bids and to walve defocis PW. BIRKUAUSER Chalrman Board of Pubiie works. Omaha, Neb. October 20th, 1802 020+41-2 SEWER Proclamation ana notice of sulbimiss'on to the eloctors and logal votors of the city of Omana of the question of fssuinz bonds of the city of Omahi in the amountof one hin drod tionsand doliars & topay for the construction and mafntenance of sewers he eity of Oniha ) thn electors and logal voters « 1. Gooreo 1P Oamaha, (o fssie ths my pr DY Uhe AULHOTILY VOSTeL 10 e s 811 -H iy herehy give publiz notice ty the ele Al vorors of th [ th d I8 1estion ana peoy BONDS, the city Homls f the clty amation, tors thit ty on for ors nnd fols o Tucsday t th Jogal vot Towing. t rs Nt s of thoe elty of Omaha in na handrod thousand suel for the « t 100 Of Sawers the istraction wnd ot Cinore than YO T4 0 dTAW Interest not to ex percent per anninn with nterest for loss i par, the proceeds from the thurcof to b expented for he constr and madntenancs of sewers fn the eity ¢ Omaha, wnd the procecits therbof not 1o e di vertod from tho objects thereln < a Tho said q submitted 1 forim prov malnt twenty ceed five cout i tic r official hallots, ths words printed thereor of satd bl lots having an "X ek foll the word *Y ES” shall be cannted in favor of issuine sa g bonds, aud ail of sald batlots an X7 aric folowing the word NO" shull be 1 und considered as alnst the fssuinz of sid bonds, # polls shall be open o the o olection it eleht o'ciock in the mornin shall continue open until six o'clock ening of the same aay ut voting places. as follows and i the the rospective FIRST WARD 15t Dist streets, 2uid Distriet WOFLh Streets, ird Distrie streots ath Distric sonth of Pler th District twe ot orner ith and Marcy corner Sth and Leavea- corner 12th and Jonos S E corner 15th strect wad first alloy streot bo- cots. 1o of 6l stroet near 7ih 1) 8 vict -3 B corn Wi iet 3 B corner of Park Wild avenuo ol DISERIet=S W corner 1010 and 1Tickory Oth troots, ot District =N W corner 0th and Banerott Lith District -N treets, District- 8 W corner 6th and Center coruer 15t and Vinton Y SECOND WARD, District =N W corner 1ith 3 District-N W W and Jones cotner IHth and Paci trict—S rth strovts, ith District strocts, | 1 corner 1Sth and Leaven S W corner 2th and Leavea corner 21 and Leav side of South 2th stre N cor I5th and Piereo sth troct th 1), ter atroets Tith Dostriet Tith D st 200 Distriet=N E covner istrict =8 E corner 4th and William strict =N E corner Sixteonth and Cen- N W corner 2.th and Doreas let=S B corner 2th and Bancroft 15th und Vinton W corner 13th und Valley N Ecorner 2ith and Boulevard wenue. THIRD WARD. W 12th N W corner et —Sonth sear (west of) Lsth W 1st D A Dstriet s, trict -8 corner wnd Chileazo Hth and Davenport wr side of rect. Stsido of 12th wl Dodge strocts ath Distri I corner Lith venae s Distr Capitol avenuo street, be- and Capitol —N E corner 0th and Hurncy O Distriet S sth District—N E corner 13th S Disteiet s “treets corner 1th and Doulas and Jackson corner 10th and Howard FOURTH WARD, Ist Distriet—N W corner rests, 1 District tro srd District trects, ith Diste trects ith D reots, ith Distrl 1o ith Distriet 1 and Davenpor? N W corner 2 N W il and Davenport corner 25th and Dodzo ier 17th and Dodzo N E corner -N W coraer 1ith and Harney 20th and Douglas N W coracr 26th street and St, o Dis S W corner 20th street Mary’s ny Sl Distrlet—East&ide of Sonth (th street, euween Harney street and St AMary's avenuc, 10th Distriet =N W corner 15th and Leave Sorth stroets T Dostriet—8 W Lary's avenu and St corner 1ith street and St FIETH WARD, ileot ot corner Sh U District -1 phosite Mund 2ud Distric nid Wirt strc rd Distrer-—3 W nil Luke stroot Ath District—N W nd Gracs stroet W Distrier s W 1o Gth Distriet bout i strovts sth Distriot treets, uth District treots. Oth District—Ea ween Canforn 1th District—5 streets. st Sherman avenue S B rman avenue corner enuo corner Shorman corner and Charles 1 feet n District corner 160k lzard corner 1th and Burt N E corner 15th and Cass st slde X corner North 17th strect bes ANS SUCOL 15th RINTI striet -§ B eoruer #4th strect WARD, 151 1 1 District irand avenue vl District tr i treots. I District—SE corner 2ith nnd Wizt atreots, Gt Districe-3 W e sl and Parker trects th Disty N W ¢ Yeots Nt District-N I streets. aih District-N E reots, 1 D reot 1ith Di 2th District—8 W troets, S W e N E ¢ mer S0th sty mer 45h and Graut trict—8 W corner 2ith and Manderson rmer 24th aid Corby corner 27th anl Burdette corner 2nd and Grant striet=N W eorner 23th and Franklin trict—8 W corner th wod Peankiin corner 2l and Clark SEVENTI WAKD, 15t Distriet -8 W Tand Distrlet =N rd Distriet W ue. W District—=N ot District—South side \ naar feast 0f) south 524 uve Wth Districr S B corner poppleton asenue Tt Distelet N W trocs. corner 25th and Mason corner 20th avenue and corner 20th street and ith coruer S0il street and Arl Won st J0th wvenno and corner B ud Francis KIGHTH WARD, 1st District—East side of 26th strect south of) Chinries street Wl District—Wost side o) Paul street 1 instrict=N W corner trects. Ath 1] streots ath Distriot~West sar qiorth of) Cun ith District—s F co th District--35 streets. ot 2 street near 20th une Nicholas trict—N E corner 20th and ( of North 2ith stroet 1ind Burt streets, Wik and Cass NINTH WAKD, st Mistriet—s W corucy #2d strocts 2d District—-N W N E und Cuming corner 40th and Cumlng stroots. 4 Distriet streets. 2 : 0 Distriet <North siae of Daveuport s siear (west of) North 24 uve bth distriet—3 E coruer Dodzo stroet, 6th District—=5 W Juckson street. @ In witness whercof 1 hand as wayor of s Tth duy of October i G BEMIS, Mayor. Attest r corner 40th aud Faroam dlst avenue corner 20th avenus have hereunto s did city of Oniad Groves, City ¢ Proposals for Wooden Bridg sled proposals will b cived by o fkwed unthl- 1) o'elock p. S, for 1 natruct] r it ) 15t Tth streets aid wots, In the eity of Un at At Fort i Zith s according to plans and spesifioations on fle in the offiee of the Board of I'ubile Works Each proposal to bo made on bianks furnished Piie honrd And to e RocompARTed by K cOPIE. fled cheok in the sum of 510 piyable to ity of Omaha as an evidenceo of good talth, 1'lie bo rd resorves the richt 10 ro ot all bids and to waive deteots POW. BIRKHAUSER, Chairman Boord of ' Omaha. October I8th, 15,4 PAVING GONDS, Proclamation and notice of <ibmission to the electors and logal voters of the city ot Onha of the qu of ssuing bonds of the eity of Omuha in the one hundred thous il o ines Py fOr the oSt of PAving, ropiy wdamizing the interse tions of strects and SPACES OPPOSIte wlleys In sl citye and 1o 1y Lho COStof DAVINZ (1 Tront of roal bstate NOUSUBJCOL 10 n88BSSMONL of special taves fOr PAYING purpose To the eloctors aad iogal voters O b, d ¥ the &1 tho A0 hereby . ¥ nd lozal vot joral ¢ Tuesday for tho sum of $1.0,000) t0 12 OF 1 i tho elty ot Bemis, mayor of the city of S0 this my proclintion, and ity vested e 8 S0ch mayor public 10t ce to tho oieetors rs 0f tho city of Omaha that n cotion wil be held In said city on tho olghth day of Novenbor, 1802, urpose of submitting to said eléctors voters the question wnd proposition, OO INg, to-wit Sl bonds of the eity of Omaha I the 1 of one hundred thousand doilars (#100,000) sued for e purpose of Daying the cost of DAY L FOpAving OF i 72 the lnters SeCONS Of strocts and sn OpPOsIte Elioys Insaid ¢ity, oF paving tho cost of paving in TEONLOE FOGL Ostate RO SUbIoct 10 assessment OF Speclat tixes for iving purposes, said Bonds to run not more than twenty and 1o bear Interest pay (bie (L rate ot exevedin : N Wit coupons att to be Py ing bonds. nnd not ta Lo <ol for less Ui P the procoeds of which shall Le used for n pPurpose than pay g the cost of paving N aimn zing the fntersectiony U5 and spaces opposiio aileys (n- sald or in front of reul not subject to assessment of speetal for paving pur- Tiie said questlon and propostt'on shall be 1tted o sabd electors entire i the broper form provided by 1aw tor ofticinl bal ots, with the words Yes" “No' printed thereon. All Of sald ballots having an X' wirk follows 112 the word “Yes™ shall bo counted in favor of saulng sald bonds, and all of said bal having an X" mark foilowine the word shadi B counted wnd considored s o tho fssuing of sald honds The polis shall be open the day of said elecs tlon at eizhit o'cloek tn the morning and shall continie open until six weloek in the eyvenin Of the samo day at the respective votin places, us follows: FIRST WAnD, ot-§ ith 2nl Distriot N W WOTth streets ird Distriet-N ¥ strects 4th Distriot Sonth of Plerco str ith District—North Side of Pacllic streot bas Ly Sth nnd G steecs, L Gth Distriot —East silo of 6th stroe spuih o Pacific stroct g WD strict S B coruerof Park Witd ave: W TIet 5 B coruer of Park Witd avenus SthoDisirlor§ W stroet Oth Distriet—§ trovts, 1th Distriot stroets 1th Distriot streets. Ustaty taxes 15t Distrt streots, und Marcy corner Sth and Loavens corner 12th and Jonos S Ecorner 1th wad first alley corner 1014 and Hickory orner N W corn Gt und Center rOth und Bancrofs corner 1th and Vinton BECOND WARD, N W corner N W comer W corner w 1St District streets. 2l Distriet stroets, dra Distriet Worth stroets. ith Districy worth strovts, St 1) striet worth stroots, Uth DIstrict—E st sldo of South 2)th stre opposite Poppleton ave. e b District—-S E corner strects sth Distriet—8 E corner streots, Lo Distriet—N E coruce Sixteenth and Con- Lt District =N W corner 2.th and Doreas (b Distriot—S E cornar 20th and 1 2Uh Distriet—N oot Lith Distriet—8, W corner 13th and Valy it ner 15th and Valley 1ith Distriet—N won e, 4th and Jones 15t and Paciflo 18th and Loavens corner 2)th and Leaven~ E corner 230 and Leaven- 16th and Plorce Mtk and Willlam crofs E corner 15th and Vinton corner 2)th and Boulevard TUIRD WARD st District—5 W ier 12th and Chicago 2 District—N W corucr 1411 stroots, id District—South stdo of 1war (West of) Tsth street, 4th District—West side of 12th n Douglas and Dodie stroets Sth Disirlet—N 15 corner 1uth wenue th District—N E corn rects, Th District—§ 1 strects, it District—N B corner 13th streets, h District—S F streets, 1d Davenpors Capitol avenus strect, be- and Oapitol 9th and Harney corner 1ith and Dougzlas and Jackson corner 10th and Howard FOURTIL WARD. st Distriot—N W corner 17th and Duvenpord \d District sireets, i Distriet treets, ath District streots, ith District—N strects Gth District—N W corner 20th Atreots. “h Distriet N W corn ary's nvenuo. St Distriet—S W eorner Mary's aven i Distriot vtween Harne P Disteiet YOIt streots. 1th District Mary's uvenus, N W corner 22nd and Davenpors N W corner 2ith and Dodge corner 17th B o and Dodge sener 1Ll and Harney and Douglas 2th st d St 0th street and St stside of South 10th streot and St Mury N W corner 15th s W streot, Savenuo. wnd Leavens ot and St corner t7th str FIFTIL WATI 15t District~Enst siloof 8 1pposite Manderson stroet a Distriot—8 i il Wirt streot, drd Distriet—S W (i e streat ith Distriot—N W il Graco strect s Distriet—5 W coraer Gth Distriet —East sido of out i) feet north of Nicl “h District—3 15 corner streots. sth Distriot—N W troets. it District—=N B streets, 10th Distriet—East side North 17th strect bee cen Californti and Ciss streets 1ih Distelet=8 15 corner 18th and (rects. ran avenue corner Sherman avenue corner Sherman uvenue avenue 1ith and Charles an avenue t Wth and Izara corner 10th und Hurs corner 15th and Cuss Cuss SINTU § B corner 24th street and Ames WAID, striot 1 istrict—8 i District [ treets, $th Distriet trocts S Distriet fith Distriet streuts. ith Distriet Streots Kth District-N B eorner BLrovts. uth District—N F Atreats. 1ot Distriet=N W corner 25th and Franklin troots. 1ith Distriet Stroets, 12th Distriet—8§ troets, W corner #6th strect und corner 43th and Grany § W corner 2ith and Manderson SKE 5w roer 2ith and Wi corner drd o streota, Parkor N W corne ith aad Corby 27th and Burdette corner 2d und Grand 8 W corner 24th and Pranklin W corner 2nd and Clark BEVENTIC WAKD, S W cornor 2sth Strevts A Distriet—N I Populeton nvene rd District-S W Woolworth avenuo. ith Disteiet -N W Arhor stroet. (i Distrigt—South ast of) south i District 3 1 Foppleton aven Tt Disteiot - N W strevts, 15t District and Mason corner 20th avenne and corner 20th street and corner 29th stroet and side of 1 avenue. corner $th ay Viaton strees uth o and corner Sith nnd Francls EIGHTIL WALD, 15t Il Eust side of south of1 Chiaries stroet dol District—West side of south of) Paul strect ri bistrlet=N W corner sireots. i Distelot--N F stroots ath Distelet- West sido of North 2ith wewr dorth of) (w2 stroot th Distriet—3 E corver 22 und Biurt stroots, Tth Distrlet -8 W corner #th und Cask strouts, ith streot neaw 24 stroet neaw 20th and Nicholas corner 2th and Cumlog stroet NINTH WARD, 5 W cor 10 und Cumiog rner 40th und Cuming croer 40th und Farosm 4l Distrelet—=North sig near (weat of) Nort th distriet =5 F Dodeo strect 6t Dietriet -8 W Jackson streots tucss whercof 1 have hcre 1 as mavor of sald ity of 1 duy of October. M2 GEO. 1. BENTE, Joux Guoves, Uity Clerk, of Da 1 avenun COrner dist Latreod snd ouh avenie oruer 20th avesue aud nto set my Ol this Mayor Attest: vl he cL any the XSE-RSR? 785%6%9sT .= wa e o ob wtor evond