Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 22, 1892, Page 11

BELDIN('. \ NEW ARMY POST Fine Progr:ss in the Work of Consiruction at Fert Crook, ADMIRABLE WATER AND SEWER SYSTEMS A Milllon-Doliar Post and Plans Contem With all the Modern Conventences—Evarything Magniticent Seale, ate Devices on “Millions for defense, but not a panny for " said Ambassador Pinckaoy almost a oentury ago. And today this seems to bo the firm and unalterable policy and sentiment of the Uunited States government, not so much, pos sibly, in apoken OF writton words as in un- mistakaole actions, which spoak loudor, or moro foreibly, at least, than words. Readors of Tue Bze have heard a great deal witain the past year absut the new war ships that the United States has bezn building for the protection of our national rights and honor on the igh seas, but parhaps fow of the citi- zons of Owmahannd Nebraska aro awaro of the fact that Uncle Sam has boen quisuly taking tho preliminary stens to expoad a miliion of his good, honest dollacs in ouilding one of the tinest military posts in this or any other country just a fow miles sonth of olty, But such is the case and thero aro moro than 100 mon now at work on the road ways, sewers and water wocks for the new Fort Crook near Bellevue. It s half a decado or mora since the War department decided to vecommend to con- gross tho ubandonment of Fort Omaba as 800N as & new garrison coula be built. After & doal of deliboration the governmeny pur- chasod a tract of land consisting of 54) acres lying about two miles soutnwest of Belle vue. I'hivee vears ago the governmont built a fence around this farm, and thero the work rested until last January, whon the engineer 1n charge of the proposed improvements was instructed to begiu the construction of a Hrst class water works plant for the new garei- son. It was decided to sink wells with a view to securing a supply of water from the hidden fountans supposed to exist beneath the hills that form the north half of the reservation. Al 1t Water Supply. Nature placed a valuable pointer in the hands of the engineer. At the nortnwest corner of the reservation, whoro the nills slope down to the valley of 'Papiliion cruek, & gushing spring of clear, pure water has poured its ceaseless tide in lavish quantities out upon the surfacoof the carth for more than half o century to quench the thirst of the pale face, aud nobody knows how muny years prior to this for tho benofit of tue roving red man. ‘This splendid spring is on what was formerly the Zooker farm, and by several tests it bas been shown that tho spring sends out not less than 20,000 gullons of pure water every twenty-four hours. Near by this soring it was decided to sink several wells. Tho experiment proved emi- nently satisfactory. for, whilo only ono well out of the half dozen put down faruishes an artesian flow, the other five supply & head of water witlii five fest of thu surfaco that appears to be inexhaustible. The six wells, ranging in depth from seventy to 100 feet, furnished by actual tost over 240,000 gallons of water in twenty-four hours. This was be- lieved to be us much as the garrison would ever noed, and in addition to this enormous supply the spring can be utilized in case it becomes necessary 1o increase the supply. Tho six wells are comploted and tho splen- did pumping station, built of pressed brick and covering o ground spase of 47x45 feet, Wwith a pump-pit seyenteen feet deep and a smokestack seventy-five fect high, costing in all about §17,000, 13 almost readv for use. Leading from tho pumping station to the summit of tho highest hill on the reserva- tion, more than half a mile to the east, is a water maiu_through which the refrashing liquid will bo forced into an immenso reser- voir. This reservoir is a model of stavility. Iv fs sunk into the crown of the bill as @ small bat would fit into a large one. Tho walls are very thick and are made of sohd stone laid in Portland cemeat. The reser- wvoir is 70 foet in diameter and 50 feet from the bottom tothe apex of the roof. This worik is asilent but powerful refutation of the dem- ocratic campaign lie about tho in:possibility of prouncing Awerican tin. ; ‘U'his voof is made of American tin,” said Superintendont . H. Humpbroy, torough whose Iindaness Tue reportor was shown about the reservation. ‘and it 1s about the best tin for roofing purposes that [ havo over seen.” Phe reservoir will hold 500,000 gallons or water. ‘There is o direct line of watef mains runuing from the pumpine station to the top of the ridge, counecting with the supnly pipo from tho reservoir and theace to the oficers’ quarters und the barracks making it possible for tho engineer to supply the garrison with water directly trom the pumps or from the reservoir us may he d sired or found necessary in case the rese voir or the pumnps havo to be temporarily out of use. o o Laid Out, Stretebing off to the southwest, a full half wile from the top of the hiil where the reservoir stauds, runs a sort of ridge of the hill, growing parrower and falling gently to tha lovel of the Paniltion valley until it dis- uppears. Along the southeastern slopo of his ridgo the oficers’ quarters and the gar- rison hoepitul will bo bullt. South ana east of this ridge, and divectly south of the hill- ton oceupied by the reservoir, the land stretches away in & baautiful plateau, o part an fact of tho united valleys of the Missourt river ana the Papillion cre Upon this plateau. ana directly in frout of the officers' quarters aro the paraad grounds, embracing a tract of about seventy acres lying in an_ ob3 loug shaps, the longost side ruuning from northieast {o southwest. On the southeast side of the parade grounds direetly opno: the officors’ quarters the solaiors barracks will_be built. This will ve an immenso bullding over 800 feot long with mess hall aad dining room lurgo enough to accommo- date an entire rogimont. Tiore will by u thirty-foot macadamized roadway runuing all the way around tho parade gronnds and loading from tho officers’ guarters and the parade grounds to the west side of the veservation, where the depots of tho Buriington and Missouri Pacifie railways are located. The roadwavs are already and a greas doal of tho broken stone ady 1n place. They will bo completed in q fow weeks. Lessons in Sower Building, Mon who protend to buila sewers for tlie city of Omaua could take some valuabie les- 80as {rom the work now in progress on the resorvation. Tunere are two main sewers, one running tho full length of the parado grounds in the rear of the barracks, and the othor beginning at the upper end of the ridge, whore the hospital is located, aud running along in the rear of the officers’ uarters o the south end of the reservation and Jolning with the sower from the barracks. Here the two moeet and run in one muin sower through 4 fleid to the Papillion creek, | Tho work of building tnese sewers is cavried % on With wilitary procisiou. At every bend on tho line of the sewer there is o munhole, and the superiutendent requires the work 1o b’ b8 %0 accuralely done that he can seca lamp frow vne manbole 1o auother the full length of every straight seotion after the “ditches ave all hlled and the tamping is all done. Ho hus u line stretehed along paraliel with and above the diteh giving the exact fall or zrade of the sewer pipe, and every Joint laid must be put down by actual meas urement from that line, ‘Ihore is a e of water maius all the way aronnd botween the parade grounds and the ofigers’ quarters on the west und betwoeen @ purade grounds and the barracks on the 81, Eascof tho barracks and the parad rounds is 3 wida streich of level land, prob- bly two hundred seres, resching Lo the east nd south sides of the resorvation. North this tho hids rise rapidiy, formiug & nat- al back-stop for a target range. “That levei land muy be used for a range, ggested Buginoer Humpurey, “Would thie stray bullets not be lively o lerce the roof of the reservoir yonder on the 111 the reporter suggested. 0B, no; there never was & soldier who ot wild enough o send o stray sbot up here. That bill is about 130 teet above this toau.” k' | "But the Omaba Guards migat come down here for a practice shoot " was the next sug- gostion. “Well, that would bs diftarent,” roplied tkn onginosr as he losked away Across tua Missouri at the brown hills of the prohibition state, Contracts for More Work, The work now under way, and which will be complated within a f3# waoks, wiil entail au oxponditure of about £),0)0, and in_addi 1on to this contracts will ba lot soon for twolve sets of oMears’ quarters, the central section and one wing of tha barracks, coal house, stables and other nocossars buildings for the accommodation of sevaral companies. Contracts to the amovnt of $200,000 will bo let during ths presenc fisoal vear, aud by this timo next year the new garrison will bogin to take on tho appaarance of a militaty post. Tho work 1s under the special super vision of Captain Cnarles F. Humphray and tho porsonal diraction of Kuginesr T. H Humphrey (no ion), hoth very careful and capible men, wio sesm to ba complately wrappod up in tho imporiance of having oversthing douo in the best possible man ner. It is no exaggaration to aay that the new post will ba as muen suporior to the present f'ort Omaha As the new ocity hall 18 suporior to the manex of the old Exposition buiiding whers tha mavor and oity council of Omana formsrly heid forth. Fori Omaha will be a military post of which the goverament miy reasonably feel proud, if tho work i3 carried thronzh a3 it has boen begun, ana it will bacoms ona of the most interesting roints for visitors in the viclnity of Omaba, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES, o for the Cou of Educ Stuart A. Cutler, First ward nominee for the council, has restdad in Omaha six yoars, Ho is about 3 yaars of age and spoken of by Lis frionds as cnergotic, honest and reliablo, His native place 18 Pittsburg, and duving the most of his residencs in Omana he has been 1 tho employ of the Union Pacific rail- way. At prosont ho is employed as inspec- tor for the Board of Heaith, Ho lives at 1300 Parkwild avenue, A. C. Harte, ropublican condid te for coun- cilman from tho Sscond, was born in Louis- ville Ky., in 1300 and four vears later camo to Omaha which has been his home cou- tinuously ever since. After taking a course in the nublic schools and also at a pay scnool attho age of 13 ho commanced the trade of acarpan During toe last six vears ho has devoted his timn to superimtending the coustruction of bulidings. Mr. Harte s un- married and lives with his mother at Seventeenth and Mason stroats, A. D. White, who received the ward nomination for counciiman in tho Third ward, 1s & man of marked aud peculiar per- soual abilivy. He wus born in Newcastio, Ky., and is 32 years of ago. Immoadintelv afier the war ho engaged in tenching school, taking lessons in tho neiznborhood and teaching the next day what he bad learned the previous night from s instractor. Ho was assisted by the Baptist ebureh and made quite a success of his school, which was run for the banofit of the colored people. In this work ho saved mouey enough to pay his way turough a courso in tho William ~ Rozors iustituts at Nashville, Toun. Aftor finishing the courso of theii- stitute he again engaged in school teaching for a number of vears and thon loarned the coopor’s trado, and was omployed for four yoars by C. B. Huat, the tobacconist of St. Louis. He finally removed to White Cloud, ICan., aud took chargo of a hotel, and soon bocame a partner in the business, owning a half interest. Whilo u resident of White Cloud he neld the oflice of deputy sheriff and police judgo. In 1583 he wert to San Fran- cisco und joined a prospecting party bound for South America. [ls spont two years with this prospacting party, visiting the countries of Icuador, San’ Salvador and Brazil, Soon after returaing to San Fran- cisco Me. White came to Omahu. This was in 1585, and he has beena resident of this city ever sitco. Mr. White mado no special effort to secure the nomination. In IMowertield, St. Joseph couaty, Mich., Daniel H. Wheelor, the ropublican candidate for councilman from the Fourth ward, first saw the light in 1534, In 1850 he chaoged his sceno of uction to Plattsmouth, this state, Hore ho settled down to work, mur- ried and bocame a merchant in tho stove, tin aud hardware business, In 1560 he was admitted to the bar, was elocted mayor of Plattsmouth and Sccretary of tho Stato Board of Agriculture, which latter oftice he held during fifteen vears. In 171 he was elected secrotury of the state senate, serving six'vears in that capacity. In Juue 1835 Mr. Wheelor brought his family to Omaha and cngaged in business. e sorved one term in tho city council. W. A. Saunaers, the ropublican nomineo for the city _counci! from tho Fifth ward, is a native of Mount Vernou, la., whero he ro- sided until coming to Omanad, eicht yoars ugo. He is & nophow of ex-Governor Saunders and comes from a family of repub- licans. Mr. Saunders was educated at the Wesleyan university and atterwards evaduated at the Iowa law school of Des Moines. Ho is prominenty in political and business circles. e has larze property interests in tho INifth ward and other parts of the city and vitally inter- osted in its future welfare and prosperity During the irst year of Mr. Saunders’ resi- dence in Omaha he gave his attontion to his private real estato interests, but since that time he has been activeiv cngaged in the tice of luw, He is activi apable, and much of the suc 1Pifth ard Kepublican club is due to his hard work as the president of the organiza- tion, His party and friends in the north end of the city will give him a4 hearty and warm support, realizing that the ward is in need of young blood and cloan hands 1o ussist ia the management of municipal affairs, Christian Specht, canthdate for re-election in the Sixth ward, ‘has lived in Omana for a dozen yoars and is proprictor of the Western Coraigo works, He is of German parentuge, 11 yoars of age, and hus been un active re publican all his lifo. He has repressated Douxlas county n thoe legistature and at prosont is the member of the council from the Sixth ward. e roceived the nomina- tion at the republican primaries, receiving ten votes to his 0ppouent’s one. Mr. Chacles L. Thomas, Seventh ward republican nomiuee for the council, has been a resident of Omaha eleven yoars, Ho was born iu Do IKalb couuty, indidua, and served through the war in the ‘Twelfth and the Pifty-fifth lnaiana fnfantey. After the war ho roturned to s uative state and enga in tarmiog for soveral years. WMinally, in 1881, ho removed with his family to Omana, Ho 'is a brother of Daxter L. Thomas, the banker, C. E. Men Na oil and the Board Bruner s the Fighth ward ropubli- can candidate tor election to the council, Mr. Bruner is a Pennsylvanian by birth having been born at Hellertown, North ampton county, lebruary 10, 1543 Uantil the age of 16 e followed the life of farmer and then bocame & district school teacher. Oun Jaaurary 1, 1804, he enlisted n company A, Third Pénnsylvania infantry, and served tll tho elose of the war, participating ia the battles of the Wilderness, Cold Harbor, Spottsylvania, and up to tho time that Les surrondered at Appomattox, Afer the surrender of the confederate chieftam, ho did provost duty until mustered out. On July 20, 1860, Mr, Brouer came to Owaba and began teaching school. Later Mr. Bruner engaged in the grocery business at 1210 Farnam street and 1610 Ch cago streets for eight years. He cepted & position as * mail carrier, whieh he = held for over thirteen years, during which bhe was chief of the mail riers under C. K. Coutant, then postmaster. One wonth before Mr. Cou- tant’s torm of office expired Mr, Bruner re- signed to engage iu the real estate business, Mr. Bruner is unmarried, Cnarles J. Johnson, the nominee for coun- cil in the Ninth ward, is a self-made wan, He was born in Carsbamn, Swedon, in 1544, and camo to New York when about 14 years of age and joined with m vessel bound to South Amerizan porrs. So diverting was the life a sailor that in 1872 he took the wate's examination and in 1574 passed the examination for captain und s mate and aaptain followed the ses for years, touching auuually at Valparaiso, itio Janeiro, Callao ana other southern seaport towns. He camo 0 Omala wbout thirteen years ago, For the Board of Heory Knodel Education was born in New York city, Aligust 24, 1835, and resided there until bo was 13 vears of nge, when his parents re- moved to Lewis, Ta., where e compieted his education 1u the public schools. He was cowpelled to begin earning his own liVing before he had finished his school course, but with money earned by himself completod the course later on. He begun life as a railroad and in that capacity came to MLa Lairieon years ago, runniog on the 43, & M. as buggageman for four years, leav- ing thas roud L0 enler the employ of the ATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1892 -TWELVE PAGES, Union Pacific, with which corporation o ro- mained until year ago, wnon he became state organizer of the Railway Ewployes a sociation, in which work ne is still engaged. That organization, thoueh intensely political, 15 nonpartisan. Mr. Knodell is &ud always has been a republican. William A. Kelley fiest saw the ignt of day in Merrickvilia,” Can., October 6, 1854 He ramoved with his “parents to Florida in 1867, and in 1870 struck out for himself and came to Omaha and located horo, entering the offica of the now defunct Omaha Repub lican to leacn tho printer’s frade. Last win- ter ho was appointed storekeeper at the [ler aistillery, where he 18 still engaged. Mr. IKnliey has been twico olected to the senool bonrd, his socond term expiriug Lwo years ago. Ho has acted as secrotary of the repub- lican city central committee during the past sar, Colonel Henry C. Akin was born in Spar. tansburg, Pa., August 9, 1543, When stiil very voung his parvents removed to Elgin, 1iL, whero they resided for two vears and then removed 1o Chicago, where the subject of this sketch raceived a good common sohool education. 1o romnined there from 1851 to 1 and in June of ths latter year wen?, to Kansas, whero he took up his resi- denco 10 tha westera portion of the state at Gouneil Grove, the last town on the Santa e route to Mexico. There ho engaged in mercantile pursuits, At thav time Kansas nad sent neacly all of her able-bodied men to tho war and had left only the very young or the very old to defend the state from the attacks of tho guerrillas on the east and the Indiavs on the west. Colonsl Akin took an fictivo vart 1u the defense of the state and held three commissions from the goveruor before hie was 21 years of age, the last being captain and assistant adjutant general of the state. At the olose of thie war he moved to Leavenworth, whore ho resided twelve years. During that time he was at tho head of the clorical force of the groat military and Indian trading house of Benton & Peck, whose business extended from Fovt Benton Mont., to Texas. He was a member of tae school board during eight vears of his resi- dence in thateity, He wont from there to Yankton, 8. ., and thence to vy, where he acted as geoeral wan the Northwostern Transportation company which operated a line of steamers between Sioux City and Fort Benton and the upper Yellowstone, In 1552, through the friendship of William A. Paxton, he came to Omahs uud i00k a po- sition as manager of lier & Co's. wholesalo liquor house. He remained there six vears, and theu became resident manager of the Western Nowspaper Union. In 1800, the directors elected him treasurer of the eatire concern, and be still discharges the joint duties of tbe twe positions. He is an ardent ropublican, but aside from his connection with the Board of Kducation at Leaven- worth has never held or sought a political oftice. J. K. Burgess was born in Nunda, Liv. ingston county, N. Y., January S, and was a schoolmate of Charles the buroau of labor statistics, who has haa a rather exciting experience in New York as tho result of some of his official worl. Ho was educated at Nunda academy, teach- ing school winters and attending as a pupil summers until graduated. He remained in the town of his birth until he had attained his majority aud in 1565 went to the ol regions of Peunsylvania ‘vhere he romained w0 years, running an engine at an ol well. Ho first crossed the Missouri in March, 1863, commg direct to Omaha. During the years 1869 and 1570 he was superintendent of city schools and_ principal of the High sehool at Boone, Ia. In 1891 he entered the cmploy of the Pacitic Express company 1n this city and ias remained with that corporatiou "since that time. He has been their agent at Siduey, Neb., Butte Mont., and Salt Luke, being returned here four years ago 1o tako a position in tho ofce of ‘the auditor of the company. 1o has always bean a republican, but has never been prominently identitied in polities until this campaign, “He absorbed his republicanism from Horace Greeley’s Now York Tribune,which bis father used to read aloud in the family circlo overy even- ing just as religiously as he did his bible, auid it was an open question to which he was the most devotedly attached. Benjamin I, Tuomas was born in Andrew, Ia., November 10, 1563, and made his homs there untii five voars ago, whea he came to Omabs, He attended colisge at Monmouth, IlL,, and graduated from Ipworth seminary in 1883, teaching school to carn the money which enabled mm to pursue his studies. He entered the law office of nis father, unaer whose direction he read Iaw until admitted to the lowa bar in 1886, He came to Omaha the following year, and was for a short time ongaged in abstracting, and theu entered upon the practice of his profes- sion. omployed undor contract as attorncy for the Bates-Smith Investment company. Mr, Thomas is the secretary of the Seventn Ward Renublican club, and has always taken n great deal of interest in politics, though this is the first time that he has shied his castor into the political arena in his own bebalf. - Chotera When properly treated as soon as the fir: symptoms appear. cholera can nearly always be cured. 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WL il Froe teerr now Catalogue o ! i Y dbtcago. cilarged s, Ui Fibe 11 by Band o i Lo Co Aruate o s Exertinem and Drut Najor s Tactica, By Lavia a1 & Beecipd List of Band Misic NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AGENTS AND LESSEE: Tu pursuance of ordinanee No. 3002, requiriug sower connections to e made to and within the eurl lines on certain gereets and alloys in street improvement distriots Nos. 456, 47, 4, 40, 401 and 455 I the oity of Omaha, you' are hereby notified to makeall necessary connec- s With sower malng or latterals and to completo such work on_or betore November 10tn. 1892, as it Is the plrpose to pive the stroets and alleys in the sald districts and mgre particnlarly described as follows, Lo-wit No. 456—Center street, trom 10th street to 11th street No. 457 Alley in block'85, elty, from 17th street to 15th street No. 43— Alioy 1o blogk 116, city, trom 17th street 10 18th street. No. #0—i7th street trom Jackson street 10 Leavenworth street. No. 491—Alley in blook 19844 from 16th street o, 17th streot No. 485 —Pacific streot from i2nd street to the alley between Slad and ded street. lu the city of Omaha. You are hereby ordered to make tho neces sary sewer convcetious on or before tbe dute require: specified in this notice. or the sa made b assossed against tho propor same and speciatly honefitted the Dated nt Omaha. Neb., this 2th d ber, 1832, P. W, RIRKHAT Chalrman of the Board of Pubil PAVING BONDS. Proclamation and electors and local Omaha of the question of bonds of the city of Omuha in t one hundred thousind doilars pay fOr the cost of paving, r adimizing the intersestions of s spuces opposite alloys in satd of pay tho cost of paving in front of r 10t SubJect to ussossment of spec fOF DAY INE PUFDOSOS. To tho electors and lezal voters of Omaha srge P, Bemls, mayor inha, do 18510 Uhis, my proclam Ly the authority vested in mo do hereby #ive public not ce to tl and logal voters of the eity of On jeral election wiil bo held Tuesday, the vighth day of for the purpose of submitting and logal vote following, to-w “Snall bonds of the sum of one hundred tho Ve issued for t DAY Ing. repavi seetions of streets and spivo in snid eity, or paving the cost of frontof real estate not subject to Of Special tuxes for pavine purp of voters Nover ) sal ity of Om ) PUTHOSE OF Day g gor macadumizing of th me will be the city authorities, and cost thereof posito the by 1y of Octo- SER, o Worka, juiee of subnission to the the jesuing city of the ho sum of 10,0000 to pavinz or mae- troots and ty. nnd to oul estat sinl tax the city of city on, and mayor e oleciors U that In said city on nbor, 180, 1 eléctors tho question and proposition, aha in tio <und dollars (#100, thi cost of the inter Opposite : leys paving in SS0s8mont o8, sald bonds Lo tun not more (hin twenty (20) yoars nd Lo bear interest At 4 Fate not execeding five por ce num. With coupons ateiched, to “Paving bonds. and not to he sold fo par, the procecds of whicn siall Loy other purpose than paying the cost ropaving or macadan zing the int of streots and spaces opposite allc ¢ity, or in front of roal estate not assessment of spectal taxes for p Dosest The snld question and proposit o submitted 1o said electors entire in form provided by 1aw for officinl ba the words *Yes" “No' printed the of said bullots having an Ine the word “Ves" shall of Issuing said honds, and having un N nark fol shall bo counted th Jssuing of sild honds. The polis shall be opon the day of tion at el o'elockc in tho moriine continue open until six o'cloek in th of tho samo dny at the respecti places, us follows FIRST WARD, E corner W vable sen allof s 15t Distriot -8 Tth an worth 4 District strects. 4th Distr south of Plerce street 5th District—North side of Pdelfic tween 6th and Tth streets, fth Distriot -East sido (south of) Pacific stroet. 7th D strict and William stre Sth Distriot cots, h District-S W corner strects, 1Wth District—N W corne stroots 1ith District—N E ¢ streets. E corner 12th t. W 6th an oth and SECOND WARD, District—N t nd District—N W stroets, Sra District—8 W WOrth streats. th District-8 W e WOrLl Strocts, 5th Dustric B Worth stroots. Gth Districv—E st opposite Poppleton 7uh District--S B streots, Sth District—8 B corner 14th roets. 0th Distriet—N E corner Sixteenth tor streots. 10th Distrlct—~N W corner 2th an stroets. 1ith District—S streets. 12th District=N E corner stroots. 18th Distriet—8 WV strects, Ist strc corner corner 15th corner 23d and ave, corner 16th B corner th and and J corner 15th and first S E cornerof Park Witd corner lith and and L nually 1L per arn be ealied riess than sed for no of pavin erseetions ysin sail subject to wing pur- n shall bo tho proper 1 ots, with reon. All murk follow- bo counted in favor aid ballots swing the word “No' nd considered us against suid elec- and shall o evoning ve voung d - Marey corner Sthand Leaven- nos alley street be- of 6th stroet near venuo S W corner i0th anw Hickory 1 Center Bancrott ruer 15th and Vinton Jones 13th and Pacifie vor wer DHth and Loaven- Leavon- side of South 20th street, and Pierce and and Cen- nd Doreas Bancroft 15th and Vinton corner 13th and Valloy Tith District—N E corner 20th and Boulovard avenue, THIRD WARD. 1st Distric W corner 12th and cels. 2d District—N streets. st Chile W corner 14th and Davenport 3d District—South side of Capitol avenue near (west of) 13th street. 4th District—West side of 12th s tween Douglas and Dodge streots. 5th District—N £ corner 1oth avenue. 6th District—N 1 strects. 7th Distriet—S E stroets, sth Distric strecis, Uth Disteict—§ I streets. corner 0th corner 1ith and E corner 15th and corner 10th and URTIE WARD. treet, be and Capitol and Harnoy Dou. Jackson Howurd :st District—N W corner 17th and Duvenport strects. “nd District stroets. rd District streots, 4th Distrier Strects, 5th Distriot—N Bireots, Gth District— streets, th District Mary's avenue, Sth Distriet Maury's avenue Oth District—East side of South 1 hetween Hurney street and St. Mary” 10th District—N W corner 15th and worth strects 1ith District—8 W Mary's uvenue N W corner N W coruer 2th N E coraer 17th corner 17th and N W coracr 20th and N W coracr 2%th strec W corner 20th corner 17th stree FIFTI WAND, 1st Distriet —Fust side ot opposite Manderson stroot. nd District—S B corner Sherman and Wirt street. rd District—S W and Like strect. sth Distriot—N W corne. and Graco stroet, 5th Distriet—5 W strects Oth District—F corner Sherman corner 17th ast side of Sherma about #1) foet north of Nichelus stre Tth District—=S 12 coruer 16th stroets Kth District—=N W Streets. Oth District—N T stroots. corner orner and and stroet Sherman and 16th and 15th and dand Davenport Dodgo Dodzo Harnoy Doug ot and Sty and st h street, S avonue Lowve ot and St avenue Avenue avenue Sherman and Cha navenuo 1A Izara Burt, Cass 10th District—Last slde North 17th street be- tween Uniifor 1th Distriet streots. taand Cass streets. [ corne SINTIE WARD, 18t District—8 E corner ot avenue Jna st Grand avenue, Grd Distriot—N J stroets. ot corner G6th st corner 45th and 15th and ¢ na Aues reot und Grant 4th District—S W coraer 2ith and Manderson corner 2{th W coruer nd W W corner 24th a 27th and § W corner 2 w Stroots. oth District Ot District--8 streets. Tth Distriet—N streots. 8th District—=N E corner Btrocts oth District—~N E ec streots. 10th District=N WY corner 25th and streots. 1ith District th and strects. i2th Distrie: corner streets, SEVENTIL WARD, 15t Distrlet—8 W corner 25th strects. d District—N ¥ apuleton avenue, rd District—S W corner Woolworth avenue. 4th District=N W ¢ Arbor street. * 5th District—South near (east of) south 42d avenue. oth District—S E corner $0th av, Poppleton avenue. 7tn Distriet—N W corner 3ith streets, an; corner 20th av 20th st roer ELGHTH WARD, 1st Distriet—East side of 20th st (south of) Charles strect 200 District—West side of 23a st outh 90 Paul street. ird District=N W corner streets. dth Distriot—N streets. 5th District—West side of North 25 near (north of) Cuming streot 6th District—S E corner 22d und Bu th District—8 W corner th streets, 20th and i corner 20th and NINTH WARD. 1st Distriot—S W corner 3% &nd Cumiung | stroets. A ana 20th str slde of Vinton st streots. rd and Parker 1 Corby Burdetto ner 2nd and Grant I'ranklin Peanklin Clurk d Mason enue and reet and ot and streot enue and and Frauols reet near reet near Nicholas Cumlog ith street It streots, and Cass 2d Distrigt—=N W corner 40th and Ouming stroets. 4 3d District—N E streets. coruer 40th aud Faroam 4th District—North side of Davenport street near (west of) North 32d avenue. b distriot~S E coruer slst avenue and Dodee street. Gth Disirict—8 W corner 20th avi ~kson street, enue and | Imwitness whereof T have horeunto set my hai i us mvor of sald olty of On 11t day of Octobor, 1o~ oF ¢ GEO. P. BENIS, AM st JouN GRovEs, Clty Ulerk, pishia, this Mayor, oltagis of | } . 1 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS, AGENTS AND LE In pursuance of ordinance No WALCF and gas con within the curb linés on certain alleys fn stroet Improvoment dlstrl 487,490, 490, 491 and 485, in the clty of Om: 0 heraby tions with water and eas main§ or I and 1o compliete sach \ or be fore November 10U, 1502, as 1t to pave the stroeets ind lloys in s and_more particuiarly described to-wit No. 435--Center 1Eh street No, 87 -Alley in Stroet to 18U sireet No dsi=Alley in block SUPEOT 10 I8 St e Tth steoet trom Jackson street wenworth streot No. 40, py in bloek 1084 from 16th A streets th i districts, strect from 10th stroot block &, city, from stroot stroet, frou i tho alley between S2nd strect an In the city of Omahiy Dated at Omaha, N tover, 1802 nd 3ird streot this 20th P W, RIRIMAUSER an Board of Pablio Works 0202 day of Oc- Chaiy Proclamat and notiee to tho electors anl logal vo the city of Onalia of an annual city slection of the city of Omahia, to be heid on Tuesd the 8tnday of November, 1502 for the pu pose of elocting une counciiman fro ward ) tho electors and lesal voters of the eity of Omaha 1. Goorzo I Bamis, mayor of the ity Oatahin, do f83u0e this, my prociamation. by the authority vested i1 tie as sueh mi @0 liereby wive public notice to the el 1d legal voters of the city of O, Jnual oity olection of tho city Wi be ol n said Cty on Taesd y day of Novormbar, 1802 for the p. Ine ono onnel man from oiel wird The polts shatl bo obin on the day of said t olght o' lock In the wtinue open until 81X o'clock 0f the samo day, at Dwinz, toswit: FIRST WAKD Ist Distrlot—8 E corner streets, “ndd Distriot Worth streets, urd - Distriet—N streets, dth Distriot S K o) solith of Plorco st sth District ~North slde of Paclfic stroot be- twon Bth and Toh streois, AP blL ol Distriot - East sith of) Pucfic stro Ul D striot—S E cornerof Park Wild ind Witliam stroct. AL sth Distriot-§ W stavets, Oth District—§ stroets, ith and N W corner Sth T corner 12th and 1or 13th nnd fiest W corner Gth 1Uth District—N W cornor 0th and Bancroft streots iith District—N E corner tith streots, SECOND WARD. 1st District—N W corner 14th streots, 2ud District—N W streets, drd District—s8 W th stroets ith Diseriet worth streuts. Sth D ist Worth streets, ith Distriot—-Eist side of § opposite Poppleton uve 7th District--5 B corner streots, b Distrlet=8 B corner Muh and Willinm uth District—N tor stroots. Uith District—N W corne streots, 1ith Distriot—S ¥ corner 20th and Bancroft stronts, 12th District—=N B d V- streets. 13th Distriet—8 W corner 13th and Valley strects. ¥ 1ith Distriet— avenue. and corner corner 18th and 1 S W corner 21th and Loaven- I corner and Leaven- uth 2)th streot, 16th ana Pierce i cornor Eixteenth and Con- 2ith and Doreas corner 15th iton N Ecorner 20th and Boulevard THIRD WARD 18t District—8 W cornor 12th ani ¢ cots. 2d District—N W corner 14th and Davonport sireots. dd_Distriet—South sido of r(west of) [3th street. it District—West sido of 12th on Douglas and Dodze streets Sth District—N E corner 10th wwenuoe. ith D) streets. Tth District—S T stroots. sth District—=N E corner 15th and Jackson streets. th District—8 E corne streets. hicago Capitol avenus street, be- and Capitol trict—N E corner 0th and Harnoy corner 11th and Douzlas th and Howard FOURTI WARD. lls( (“l‘l’.l ct-—N W cornor 1ith and Davenport streats. “nd District streots. ird Distriot strents. 4th District—N stroots. Sth strects, Jth District—N W coracr 20th and Douglas “wreets ith District—N W cor AFY'S avonue Sth st 1—35 W corner 20th stroot Mary's avenue t—Eust side of ¥outh 19th street, cuween arney strect and St Mary'savonuc, 10th District—N W corn 15th and Le.ven sorth streots LHth District—S W ry's uv N W corner 22ud and Davenport W cornor 26th and Dodge corner 17th and Dodge ct--N E corner 1ith and Harn: or 20th street and St and St corner 17Lh street and St . FIETIE WAS 1st District »pposite M 1 Distr wd Wirt str rd District 1 Lo stre ith District—N W corner She nd Graco stroct ith District—5 W corner 17th st avenue nders man avenue srner Shorman avenue min avenue ind Charles th District—East side of TN Avenuo 1hout #)) feot north of Nicholus stroet Tth District—S E corner 16th and Izura streets. =N W stho Dist treets, 9th District—N streets. 10th District—FEast side North 17th street be- tween Cuiifornin aud Cass streets 1th Distriet—S B corner 18th vnd streets. corner 16th and Burt corner 15th nud Cuss Cass SINTIL corner 24Lh stree WARD, 15t Distriet enue, 1 Distriet—S W 1A AVl Srd District streets, ith Distriet stroets. ath Distriet orner 2ith and Wizt st 6t District—8 W corner el sreets. N 24th and Ames corner G6th street and N E cofner 4ith and Grant W corner 2ith and Manderson ot and Parker ith Distriet streets. b Distriet stroets, 9 District—=N B corner streets. 1uth District— stroets. 1ith District—8 streets. h District—5 W corner nad Corby N E corner 27th and Burdette 2nd and Grant W cornor 25th and Franklin W corner W 4th and Pranklin corner 2nd and Clark REVENTH WARD, 15 District—S W cornor 2th Strouts 2nd Distriot—N E Populeton nvente. frd Distrio W Woolworth avenue, ath District—N W corner S0th Arhor stroet, ath District—South sido of Vinton near east of) south 32d avenue. Oth Distric S E corner Jth Poppleton avenue, 7t Disteict—N W corner Hith streots, and Mason corner 20th avenue and corner 26th street and street and strot avenuo and and Francls EIGUTH WARD, 1st Distriet—Enst sido of 26th streot unear (south of) Chnrles stre ind Distriot—Weost sid (south of) Paul street. rd District—NW corner 20th and strests. ith Distelet streets. 6th Distriot—West side of North 2ith stroet near (nordh of) Cuming streot 6th District—8 E corner 224 und Burt stroots, ith District—8 W corner @Wih and Cuss streets, ot 2d street near fcholas N E corner 20th and’ Cuming NINTH WARD, 18t Distriot—8 W corner 420 streots 24 Distriot—N stroets. 4d District—N streets. 4th Distriet—North slae of Davenport street near (wost of) North 2d uvenuo. Lh district—S K corner dlst Dodge stre : 6t Districi—8§ W Juckson street, In witness whereof 1 huve herounto st my hand us muwyor of said clty of Omana, this 17th day of October, 150 GEO. P, BEMIS, Mayor Attesu: Jonn Groves, City Clerk. olidziy and Cu W corner 40th and Ouw B corner 40th und Parnam AVENUO A corner 20th uvenue and NOTICE OF THE SITTING CITY COUNCIL AS TION. To all tax-payers and owuers of property, and all partivs tuterested 1o taxatfon in tie city of Omaba: You wre bereby notifled that the cify couns oll of Omaka will, s provided wod fequired OFr THE A BOARD op equiring actions to be made to and nid ots Nos. 486 ha, notified to make all necessary prEpeso a8 follows, [ 15th olty, from 1ith streot to vrs of o ) each yor of Omaha, thoeighth rhose of elect- orninz and in tho tho respective Marcy nd Loaven- alloy S0 of Gth streot near avenuo cornor 10th and Hickory and Center nd Vinton Jones 13th and Pacifio aven- - 13 | and continuing Lstrects, by section & of the Charter of Metropolivan Cltes, ho d a session #s A Board of Equalizas tion of not less than five days. commencin Thursday, Ootober 2ith, 1803 for the purposs of equal(7ing the ussessmont of ail property WIthin the eity of Omaha nssessod for gen- al taxation for city taxes for the year 1803, uch sitting will bo hold at the office of the City Olerk of sald eity in the City Hall In the clty of Omaha, commeneins at 4 o'clock i iy wntil orelock p. . datly And you and each of you are heroby notifled 10 bo AN 1 appest beforo sald board of equali= Zation at the time and place named to make ANy complaintor objection you may huve to Sald assossmont of wny purt thereot as by tute provided. Conplaints fn Weiting may o 110 | with the Olty Clork st any time durs 10z the session of 8 1id hoara Ot JOHN Gioves, Olty Clerk. SEWER BONDS, Proclamation and notice of submission to the eloctors and fegal voters of the ity of Omaha of the question of fssulng bonds of the elty of Onha i ths simountof one hun drod thousand dollars ($10).0)0) 1o pay for the consteaction and mafutonance of sewers it the olty of Omala, o thi eloctors and logal votors of the ity of Ol 1. Georze I'. Bemis, mayor of the ¢ Onintia, 0 15810 Eh . 1y DroC Dy tho Luthority vested in m a0 hereby €ive public notice € the electors wid 1oal votors of the ety of Omaha, that w genoral election witl bo hold In sald’ city on Tuesday the cizhth day of November, 1862, foy tho purnose of submiitting to sald vlectors nnd legal voters the question wnd proposition fol= Towing, to-wit “Shail bonds of the ity of Omahin sum of one hundred thousand - dollars £100.000) be fssued Tor tho constraction andg main 100 OF SOWQTS, 10 FUn Hot more than TWENEY (20) ¥ (13, L0 AW 10Earest not to ox coed five percent por anuum, with {ntoress Conpons annaxed thereto, and not & be sold for [ess than par, yie vrocoeds from the sale thereof to by oxpdaded for the canstruction an® mainteninee of sowers i the ety of Oranhin, nnd the proceeds thercof o ve dis 18 theroln specitied.! verted from tio obj Tho suid question and proposition shall be Subinitted 10 s dd electors entiro in the proper form provided by Taw for official hallots, with the words "V ES N0, printed thoreon. ~ Al of sald bullots havin nark following the word * “shadl be connted n favor of all of suld batlots s, und mark following the word <hadl b counted and considered ag A= inst the tssuinz of said bonds, The polls shall bo open on the day of sald clection ut elght o'elock in the morning ané shull continao open until six o'clock in the evening of the samo day at the respective voting pluee follow. FIRST WARD, I corner N W ty of imation, and s sueh ninyor in the 1st Dist strcots, i Distriot WOrLh stroets. drd District-N streets. 4th Distriol—s E corner 13th a south of Ploree stroet Sth DistrictNorth side tween 6th apd 7 ta. 6th Distriot “IKast sido sguth of) Pacific stroet Tth D striot—s B corner of I it and Willlam stroaty e o Lark Wit Sth Dist N streets, 9th Distriet—§ streats, District—N W cornor 0th und Bavgro! st nor 0th and Bangroft lith District—N B streets. tot—§ Tth und Marey corner Sth and Loavens rner 12th and Jonos A first alloy ot Pacific stroot bee of Gth stroot noar avenue corner 10th and Hickory W corner Oth and Center corner 13th and Viaton SECOND WARD, it District—N W cornor tith i District—N W strocts, Sra Distriet worth stronts. ith Distrier-§ worth strocts, 5Lh D isteiet—s Worth stroots. Uth Distrer—East sldo of South 2 opposite Poppleton ave. pi Tth Districv-- rner treots, Sth Distriet -8 | strents auh Distriet ter streots, thth District =N W corner 2ith and Doroas phth Distriet =S I corner 20th and Banerofs I2th Distriet—N and Jonos corner 13th and Pacifio S W cornor 18th and Loavens W corner 2)th and Leaven cornor 2d and Lonvone )th streot, 16th and Pierce William N Ecoraer Sixteenth and Cene corner Hth and corner 1th and Vinton Lth Distrle W corner 1th and Valle e 1 ne i und Valloy 1Hth Distriet—N E corne U 20th and Boulvvard THIRD WARD, st District=8 W coruer 12h and Ohieago 20 District streets, S District—South sido of 10Ur (West of) Lith stroet. 4th District—West sido of 12uh ewoen Douglas and Dodze siroots. L oth DIstrict=N'1: cornior 1uth and Capitol Gth D i E streets, Tth District stieets, sth Distriet—N E corner 15th troots, uth Distriet—§ 1 streets, N W corner 14th und Duvenport Capitol avenue streot, boe oth and Harney E torner 11th and Douzlas and Jackson corner 10th and Howard FOURTIT WARD, (It District—N W corner 17th and Davenpor 2nd D N W corner 22nd and Davenport srd District—N W streets, 4th Distriet—N sLroots, ath.Distriet—N istrict corner 25th and Dodge B corner 17th und Dodgo I corner -N W coraor N W corae o, S W cornor 20th streot 17th and Harnoy Gth Distriet 0th and Douglas th stroet and st, S District Mary's avenuo Ouh Distriot—East sido of South 19th streot, tween [larney streot and St Mary's avonu 10t District=NW corner 15th and Leiven- WORLD Strocts T Distriot—8 W Mary's wvenue. and St corner 17th streot and Sty FIFTH WAID, 1st District—Enst siloof Shermun pposite Manderson sireot. A Distriot—5 5 cornor Sherman and Wirt stroet. 3rd District—s W ind Like stroet ith District—N W ind Grico stree Sth Distrier—3 W streots Gth Distriet—East side of Sherman avonua hOuL ) ) feet north of Nieholus streot, h District—8 E 1th and 1 strocts sth Distri streets ith District—N Lreuts, 10u District—kEast eide D tween Caiiforni 11th District—5 streots. avenue avenuo corner Shorman avenus corue; un avenus corner 17th and Charloy ard t=N W cornor 16th und Burt K corn th and Cuse orth 17th strect bae 1 Unss streets coruer 15th and Cuass BINTIE WARD, corner 2Lh streot and Ames 5 W 15t District-—S avenue, W District 1d nvenue, rd District—N I Ls. District—5 W corper Y6th street and corner 45th und Grans orner 2ith and Munderson 2ith and Wizt streots. corner #ird and Parke 8, 5th District—S81 corne; Ouh District—8 W streets. 7th Dist strects, EUh District -N E corne: sLrects. Oth District=N 1 streots. Lith District—N W corner sLroots. 1ith District—8 W corner 24th and Franklin stroots, 12th District—5 W stroets, ct-N W corner 24th uad Corby th angABurdetto wner 22nd and it 28th und Franklin corner 2ud and Clark 1st Dikirict—8 W strects 20 District—N F Populeton aven e, drd Distriet- w Waoolworth avenus, 4th Distriet—N W Arbor stre Sth District—South side of Viuton nenr (east of) south 520 nvenue. Gth Distr S K eorner d0th avenue and Poppleton wyvenue 7in Distelet-N W corner #ith and Frapels stroots, NTH WARD, corner 25th and Muson corner 20th avenus and cornor 20th strest und sorner 20th stroet and atrect EIGUTH WAND, 1st District—East side of 20th stroet (south of Ch 2ud Dis south o) P drd Distriet=N W corner SLrects. ath Disteiet—N E corner Bureats Bth District—West side of North near (morth of) Cuming street 6th District—S E corner 22d und Hurt stroets, 7th District—8 W coruer Wil and Cass stroots, near of 2 stroct near 20th and Nlcholas 20th and Cuming h street NINTH WARD. 18t District—3 W corner 520 and Cumipy sbroots. 24 Distriot=N W corner 40th and Cuming stroets, yd Distriet—N B ook 41l Distriot—North slde of Davonport strees near (west of) North 2 avenuo. oth distriet—3 E cornes st avenue aud Dodge street 6th Distriect—8 W corner 20th avenue aué Juckson street, [0 witngss whereat I have hereanto set m: hand wuyor of waid city of Omaha th 17th day of Outober, 182, PEO. P, BEMIS, Mayor, Attost: Jouy Groveg Oty Cler corner 40th wud Farnam .