Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 26, 1892, Page 11

~ DOES PROTECTION i PROTECT? | &2 Ringing Answer in the Affirmative by the Weol Growers of Ohis REMARKABLE GROWTH OF THE BUSINESS The Interests of Flockmasters Reviewed by President William Lawrence— Political Principles of the Patrons of Hosbandry. The semi-annual meeting of the Ohio ‘Wool Growers association was held on the Ohio state fair grounds in Colum- bus, September 14, As is well known, the association is the largest and most important union of flockmasters in the Unitea States, and its deliberations are of gpecial interest to the farmers of this country. The president of the or- ganization is Judge William Lawrence. who was a prominent lay delegate to the Methodist general conference in Omaha last May, subsequently visiting north Nebraska and the Black Hille, of which he causca to be published glowing ac counts of their growth, resources and , vossibilities {3 ¥ | The nddress of Judge Lawrence pre- sents an array of important facts bearing ' on the wool industry and its relation to tho present tarifl law. American Wools the Ilest, Judge Lawrence asserted Ohio and other western states can and do produce wools equal to any, if not the best, in the world for the fabrication of clothing, and that hence no foreign wool is needed to mix with them. The latest evidence, equal to any other in author- ity, comes from a very able and candid free wool paper, the Boston Journal of Commorce of September 3. It an- nounces this meeting of our association and says of Ohio wool that “*No better wool is grown in the world for the manu- fucture of goods in which aurability and utility are the desiverata.” The Journal then describes woolen fabrics for men’s wear made by the Bel Air Manufacturing company of Pitts- field. Muss., exhibited at the Philadel- phin exposition of 1876, *“unexcelled or unequaled by any foreign or domestic woolens of like character,” and mude of mixed **American and Australian fleeces of high grade,” and then says: “Their great beauty of finish was due more to the presence of the Australi n than wo the American wool. The latter gave the strength and durability to the_ goods and the former their elegant appearance. * * * In a somewhat circumscribed area covering a few counties 1n the soutbeastern part of Ohio aud certain contiguous ounes in Pennsylvania and West Virginia a lim- ited number of sheep can be found that vroduce wool from which goods can be made fully equal in every respect to those manufactured wholly or in part from Australian fleeces.” This in plain English means that the ‘wools of Ohio and adjacent states for Sdurability ard utility” surpass all the wools of the outside world, and some of them add to these qualities a capacity for “‘beauty of finish” in muanufactures “equal in every respect to those made wholly or in part of Australian wool. This Philadelphia exportation was six. teen years ago. Since that time there has been a great increase in the produc- tion of the best wools of Ohio and othe states. Under four years of favorable legislation, the area of del:ine merino, superior 0 Australian wool in strength and fiber and equal, if not superior, to it 1n capacity of beauty and finish, would include ull Ohio, southern Mich- igan, West Virginia, western Penmsyl- vania and other states east of the Mis- souri more than sutlicient to supply the wh American demand for such wools. ‘We could indeed afford todispense with the alleged *superior finish,” but that 18 no longer necessary. Proteciion Frotects, Judge Lawrence then reviewed the tarifl legislation of the country and the declaration of principles of the republi- can and democratic parties. Referring to the McKinley bill he said: The McKiniey law-imposes o duty on imports of unwashed merino wool of 11 cents per pound; on the long wools, washed or unwashed, 12 cents. Every * reflecting man must know that if a wool- grower in Canada, Mexico or Australia brings his wool to the United States and finas a market at <6 cents per pound and pays o duty of 11 cents for the privilege of gelting it he he only realizes 15 cents for his wool. The American wool grower who receives 96 cents und paye no duty is protected just 11 cents per pound. Statistics show that this has been the result under all our tariiffs. See Aldrich’s speech in senate July 26, 1802, “i’uil und adequate protection’ is that which enables our wool growers to charge a fair price for wools and imposes such a tariff on for- eign wools thut on such prices none can be imported. This would soon and justly give tne whole American market 10 wool growers, with no pouna of for- eign wool imported. And similar auties with like result should be applied to all woolen and worsted goods. Protection protects. Its absence de- stroys, ns shown by two additional rea- SONE DOW 10 be stated, Growth Under Protection, W henever wool protection has been reusec yheep have increased; reduced Totection has aiways been followed by diminished flocks. The wool tariff of 1567 was the most protective in our history. Sheep in- erossod i the United Statos from 40, 765,900 in 1880 to 50,026,626 in 1884— more thau 24 per cent. In Murch, 1883, protection was re- duced on clothing wools about 3 cents r pound. Sheep de ssed from 50, 26,024 in 1884 to 431,136 in 1891-—a decrease of 17 pel cent. During this period, with proper protec- tion, the increise should have been at least 12,000,000 But in December, 1886, the secretary of the treasury recommended freo wool and President Cleveland’s aunual message 10 congress of December, 1587, substan- tially maiutained the same hostile atti- tude, followed by the pissage in the house of representatives of the free wool Mills bill. These threatened dangers had their patural effect; they drove farmers fiom wool growing Lo excessive production of cercals and all agri cultural industries suflered depres- sion unequaled in a quarwer of a cen- tury. The clection of Generrl Harrison as resident in 1888, on a platform declar- nfl for “'lull and adequ .te protection,” followed by the McKialey protective L wool tariff of October 1, 1800, again re- wived the wool industry, and sheep in- creased from 48,431,180 in 1891, 1o 44.- 938,365 in January, 1802—an increase of f 1,807,129—0r nearly 4 per cent.—the average value of all'increased from $2 13 | per head in 1880 10 $258 in Junuary, r;w- The number of sheep as returned by nssessors in Ohio inorcased from 8,504,800 of the value of #8918,376 in b 1800 10 5,855,824 in 1802 of a value not yet oficially published—an increase in numbvers of 202,024 or more than 7 per cent, besides spring lambs uot assessed. The McKinley uet was intended to ‘heen highly beneficial to wool grow- Statistics prove that it has: (1) enhanced the value of wools: (2) it has reduced importe of woolen goods and #o increased tho demand for our wool (8) it has caused foreign woolen factories to come to the United States and it has enlarged our own factories and added to their number and thus increased the d: mand for our woola. Its purpose has been in part defeated by the decline in foreign prices, which were not expected when the law was passed. The remedy is by increased protection. And wool growors should know from every candi- date for congress whether he will aid in uring this and if not, then refuse to e for him. Ohio has 80,000 voting wool growers—there are 1,000,000 or more in the United States. Now is the time for all to assert their power and demand protection as fully as that ac- corded to our most favorcd industric Patrons ot ¥ handry. In conclusion Judge Lawrence pre- sented the following declarations of the Patrons of Husbandry: “The position of the grange as an or- ganization upon the question of the tar- iff is often inquired about, often misun- derstood and sometimes misrepresented. As a party question the grange takes no part in the discussion, t has never at tempted to make all its members pro tectioniste, neither has it advocated ‘free trade.” And yet the grange has a tariff policy. *“*What 1s that policy It i the principle of equality as found in the declaration of independence, and guar- anteed to us in the constitution: That all citizens shall be equal before the law. The very essence of all grange measures for the relief of agriculture is today, and always has been, that old principle of our forefathers—equality— equality before transportation laws, equality before tax laws, equality be- fore finance laws, cquality vefore tarifl laws. Hence, the grange has unitedly insisted that all tariff laws shall ‘pro- tect’ the product of the farm as well as the product of the factory. ““The grange opposed the tariff of the Milis bill because it placed thirty-three articles produced upon American farms upon the free list to start with, and the average tariff for farmers in the whole bill was less thun one-half the average tariff it gave the manufacturers. h grange tarifl plank is ‘tariff for ail or tarifl for none; equulity before the law.’ Interested parties, manufacturers and others, have for a number of years been teying to amend the tarift lawe o as to provide ‘free raw materiais,’ at the same time that the asked high tariff on the goods mad from tho so- called ‘raw materials.” Parmers have not asked for this “free raw material’ legis- lation, but the grange has persistently and constantly said, ‘if free wool, then free cloth, free blankets, free carpets and free everthing made from wool.® “The bill lately passed by the house of representatives (the Springer free wool bill) placing wool on the free list entirely ignored the rights of the farmer guaranteed under the constitution, ana the grange will never endorse such uction while a single cent of Guty res mains upon manufactured wool. Wool is not a ‘raw material.” Wool is a complete, manufactured article lor the Y farmer, the result of his investment of labor and capital, and it _should stand equal before the tariff luw with woolen goods. Tke grange ultima- tum is: If you take all tariffs from the farmer’s product of wool, then take all tariffs from the manufacturer’s product of woolen goods; or, if you have a pro- tective tariff, however small, on the woolen goods, then have an equal pro- tective tariff on the wool. The question is not bigh or low tariff, free trade or protection, republican or democratic policy. It is a question of right, jus- tice and equality before the law, belong- ing to every American citizen. The same proposition is involved in free po- tatoes, free hides, free barley and free other farm products, which we are toid are coming. But interested parties may rest assured that the farmers in their great national organization, the grange, are in no sense divided on this plain proposition of right, equity and irnes A few figures as to the farmer’s man ufactured project—wool: . . . Cupi- tal invested in woolen mills is well pro- tected by the tariff If the free-wool bill lately passed by the house of repre- sentatives, had become a law capital in- vested in sheep farms, buildings, sheep and wool would have no protection. There are about four times as many farmers engaged in ‘making’ wool as there are manufacturers and all their employes engaged in making woolen goods. “Our farmers produce upward of 500, 000,000 pounds of wool annually. Capi tal investea in baras and equipments £408,291,200; capital invested in sheep, $124,062,706. Total capital, £532,312,906, Number flocks \nd flock- United States, 1,020,900; ployed by fockmus: ters, 105,000, Total oumber of men in wool industry 1,125.900. Value of wool product aunually, $75,000,000; value of sheep sold annuaily for pelts and fooa, 1,000,000, Total $95,000,0¢0. n ‘industry’ the farmer who is interested has an equal right to ‘pro- tection® as his fellow citizen who mukes the wool into cloth. *“This is the position of the grange on the tariff and this rule and measuve can be applied—and will be—to all other farm product The grange takes nobackward steps. A Finul Blast, Among thoe resolutions adopted by the Wool Growers association was the fol- lowing: “‘Resolved, That while the general policy of a protective tariff is main- tained we demand such improved pro- tection for the wool industry, and on the importation of mutton shean and of raw cotton will, within the near future, give te American furmers the privilege of supplying all wool and mut- | ton and cotton used in the United | States. And we recommend that wool | growers will not aid in the election of | any candidate for vepresentative in con- | gress who does not favor this policy.” —-— BURLINGTON, 18 April, Dr. J.3 B. Moore—Dear Sir: Have besn troutled with catarru in my head and faca for three years —at Limos Ads unuble to near had o constant rioging in my ears ana lor 1wo years was almost deal. Have tried sav - erai so-called renedies and bsen traated oy regular paysicians and noted spacialists, but failed to got any raiief. I tried one boitle of Moore's Tree of Lifo Catareh Care. It gave immediate reliefand effectad a permaneat cure, heartily racommend it to all suffer. ers of this dissase and will chesrtully give any further information oa deing addressed of masters in the number of men 14,1301 at'my home, No. 223 Swooney ave., Burllag- on, Ia. For sale oy all drugzists, Respectfalily, R L. Reib, Forsalo by all druggists. e Welght of the Earth, Weighing the earth is a problem which has often interested and amused scienlists, and various efforts have been mude to determine with some degree of sccuracy the probable approximate weight of the gobe on which we live. In 1772 a series of curious experiments wius made by Prof. Muskelyoe in Mount Sehiballion, in Scotlund, by which he determined the singular fact (hat the attraction exerted by the mountain mass on the plumb line caused it to de- viate pearly six seconds from the per- | pendiculur. Long and abstruse caleul, tions followed, on the details of which give "'full and udequate protection,” I | it is not necessary Lo dwell, but whe re- ! ! i e T ST THE_OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY sult was, tukhf the diameter of th earth as 791241 miles and the weight of a cubic foot of water as 6232 pounds, the weight of tho earth was caleulated to ba 5.512,000,000,000,000,000.000 tons of 9.9 2,240 peun ls ench. Proclamation Of the boundaries of all election districts and the location of all piaces of resistration in the eity of Umaha for a general eleetion to be held on Tuesday, the stn day of Novem- ber, 181 To the Eiectors of the city of Omaba: The boundarics of il election precincts or dis- tricts and the lodation of all piaces of rogis- tration and the days of registration in the elty of Omuha for a general slection to be heid on Tuesday, the sth day of November, 1802, are as follows sundaries of Klection Preciocts or D tricts, FIRST WARD. FURST DISTRICT Commencing at intersection of Seventh and Jackson streets, thence south on the center line of Seventh to center of Mason, thence enst on the center line of Mason to the Missouri river, theace north on the river to the center of Jackson street, thence west don_the center Iine of Jackson street to the piace of begin- ning. SECOND DISTRICT Commencinz at the section of Tenth and Jackson streets. thenee south on the cens ter line of Tenth street to center of Mason thence east_on center line of Mason street to conter of Seventh strest.thence north on the center line of Soventh striet to center of Jackson street, thence west on center iine Juokson street to place of beginning THIND DISTRICT. Commencing at the interssction of Thire nth and Jackson streets, thence south onm center line of Thirteenth street to center enter line th strect, th street % on the of te he of Muson street, thence east on the )t Muson street to center of ! thence north on th cterlineof T 0 center of Jackson street, thence we center line of Jaukson strest to tue piace nning, FOURTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Thir- nth and Mason streets, thence south on the nter e of Thirteenth stre 0 the eccunter of Wiillams strest, cast on tne_center line of Willlaws street to'center of Eleventh strect. orth o the center line of Eleventh street to cuter of Mason street, west on center line of Mason street 1o place of beginning. FIFTH DISTRICT. Commeneing at the intersection of Eleventh and Muson streets, south ou the center line of Eleventh street to couter of Plerce street.e:st on the center line of Picree street to center of Sixth street, north on the center line of Sixth street to center of Muson street, west on the feuter line of Mason street to place of begin- SIXTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Sixth and Mason streets. south on center line of Sixth street to center of Pleree strect. easton the center line of Pierce street to center of lourth street, south on tho center line of Fourth street to center of Hickory street, oast on the center line of Hickory street to the river, north on the river to center of Muson stroet extended, west on the center Line of Mason street, extended, to center Sixth street. the place of beginniug, SRVENTH DISTRICT. Cowmencinz at the intersection of Eleventh and Pierce, south on the center line of Eiev- euth to center of William, east ou the center line of Williui to_center of Teath, south on the conter line of Tenth to center of Hickory street, eust on the center line of Hickory street Lo center of Fourtn street, north on the line of Lourth street to center of ton the center Jine of Plerce street to the pluce of beginning. KIGHTH DISTRICT, Commenclng at the Insersection of Thir- teonth und Wiliiaw streets. south on the cen- terline of Tuirteenth to the center line of Dorcas sirect, east ou the center iine of Dor- cas street to the center of Teuth street, north on the center line of T'enth to_center of Wil- ilam street, west oo the center line of William 1o center of Thirteenth street, the place of be- ginning. NINTH DISTRICT Commencing at the intersection of Tenth and Hickory streets, thence south on the cen- ter line of Teuth to center of Doreas street east ou the center 1ine of Doreas street to the Missours river, nortn on the river to center of Hickory street, wesi on the center line of Hickory strect o the place of beziuning. TENTH DISTRICT. Comuienclug at the intersection of Tenth and Dorcas streers, south on the center lino of Tenth strect to oty limits, east on city limits to the Missouri river, north on the river to center of Dorcus street. west on the center line of Doreas street to piace of beginning. ELEVENTH DISTRICT. Commenoing at the interscction of Thir- teenth and Dorcas streets, south on the center line of Thirtecuth to center of Spring street thence east on the center of Spring street to ol county road, thence sonth to eity iimits, thence east to center of Tenth street, north on the ceuter line of Tenth to the center of Dor- Cits street. west on the center line of Dorcas street to the place of beginaing. SECOND WARD. FIRST DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Thir- teenth und Jackson streets, thence west on the center line of Jackson streev to center ot Fifteentn street, thence south on the center iine of Fifteenth street to ceuter of Leuvens worth street. then easton the center line of Leavonworth street to the center of Thir- teenth street, thence north on the center line of Thirteentli street 1o place of beginning SECOND DISTRICT. Commenoinz at the Intersection of [hir- teeath und Leavenworth streets, thence west on the ceoter line of Leavenworth street to conter of Sixteenth street, thonce south on the center line of Sixteenth street o center of Masou street, thence west on the center iine of Mason street to-center of Eixhtesnth streer, thence south on the center line of Eichteenth street to center of Pleree stroet. thence east on tne center liue of Plerce street to center of Th rteenth street, thouce north on the center iie of Thirteenth street to tho place of be- Sinniog. THIRD DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Sixteenth and Leavenworth streets, thence #est on the center lino of Leavenworth street to conter of Niueteenth strect, thence south on the center line of Ninsteenth street to center of Mason street, thenco oast on the center line of Muson street to center of Sixteenth street, thence north on the center line of Sixtecnth street to the pluce of beginnin FOURTH DISTRICT, Commencing ut the intersection of Nine- teentl and Leavenworth streeis, thence west on the center line of Leavenworth streat to center of Twenty-seconi stroet, thence south on the center line of Twenty-second street to ceuter of Pierce street,thence cast on the ce wrlineof Pierce street to centor of Eighteenth street. *hence north on tle center line of Ei-hteenth stireet o the center of Muson street, thence west on the center line of Mason strest’ W the center of Niueteenth streo, nee north on the center ine of Nineteenth st Lo the place of beginning FIFTH DISTEICT. Commencing at the lotersection of Twenty= second und Leavenworth streets, thence west on the center line of Leavenworth sireet to the center of Twenty-fourth street, thence south on the center iine of Twenty-fourth street to centor of Woolworth avenue, thence custon the center line of Woolwortn'uvenue w center of Twenty-second street, thence north on the center Hoe of Twenty-secoud street to the place of beginning. SIXTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the iutersection of Sixteenth and Plerce streets. thence west on the center ere strest Lo center of Twenty suoe s line of & ond stree o south on the center linu of y-sécona streot o the center of Center . thence east on the center line of Center street W the center of Seventeenth sireet, thence north on the center 1ine of Soventecuth street 1o the center of William street, theove cast on the center line of Willluw street 1o conter of Sixteentli street. thence norih on he center line of SIxteerth sircet to the piace of veginning SEVENTH DISTRICT. Commencinz n of Four- teenth und Pierce ico west on the center hoe of Pierce strect W center of Six- teenth siroet, thence south on the center oo of mixteenth street 1o center of Williaw street, thence east on center Loe of William street to the center of F rieenth street, thence nurth o the centor une of Fourieeoth street Lo the place of bezinning. EAGUTH DISTHICT Commencing at the interscetion of Thir- teouth and Plerce streets, thenco west on tho Jler (0o of - lerce street L0 center of Four- teenih street, thence south on the center iine of Fourteenth sireet 1o centor of Hickory street, thence exst on center line of Hickory stivel to ccoter of Thirteenth street, thence on the conter line of Thirteenth sireet 10 Lue pluce of beginning. NTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Four- the thand Willlaw streets, thenco west on tho center line of Wiiliam street 1o center of feventeentl sireet. theace south or the center line of Seventeonth street to the center of Marths street, thenoy east ou the center line of Martha street to the ventor of Thir- tennih. ithence north on ihe center linw of Thirteenth streot 10 the center of Hickory streel, hence west ca the center line of Hick- ory street to center of Fourteenth street, thence north on the center line of Fourteenih sirect Lo the piace of beglnning. TENTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Seven- tecuth aud Center streots. thence west on the center | uter of Twenty-first sircel, Lhence south on tue center line of Tweniy-rst st rect 1 centerof Murtha. then. e east o the center Lne of Murtha t conter of Twentleth street. thence south on the centor live of Tw:utieth street Lo conter of Castellur, thence east on the center llne of Caste lar o oeuter of Beventeoull sireet, Lhence nurth on the center line of Boventeonth steest to the piace of begintng. 1 Commencing at th toenth and Castellar therenter line of Ossi ter of Twentieth st gonter line of Tweu Martha street. thene of Martha street to th s thenee west on atreet to the cen- icfice north on the rect to tha centar of West on toe conter line @nter of Twenty-first street, thence north 8 tue centor line of Twente-first street W0 the center of Center street, thence west on e center line of Cen- ter street to the center of Twenty-cecond street extended. thengg _north to the center line of Wooiworth avenue extended, theucs westtc the center of Twenty-tourth street, thence south on the cher (ing of Twen'y- fourth street to the center of Vinton street, thence east on the cente¥line of Vinton street and northeast Ajong Vinton street to the cen- ter of Nineteenth atreet. thence north on the ater line of Nineteenth strect to the place of tezinn TWRLFTH DISTRICT Commensing at the intersection of Thir- teenth and Mirtha streets, thence west on the centor iine of Martha to center of Seventoent street, thence south on the ceater line of Sev enteenth to center of Castellar, thence west on the center line of Casteliar to centor of Ninewenth, thence south on the centet line of Nineteenth'to center of Spring street. thence east on the center lino of Spring street e. tended to conter of old_county road, thence north to center lino of Sprine street. thenco west to center ling of Thirteenth, thence north to the place of bezlnnlng. THIRTEENTR DISTRICT: Commencing ut the interseotion of old coun- ty road and Spring street, thence west on the center (ine of Sprinz to center of Eighteenth, thence south on centor line of Elghteenth to city limits. thence southeast and extended eust along said city limits to center of od county road, thence north on the conter line of old county rond to the place of beginning. FOURTRENTH DISTRICT. Comniencing at the Intersection of Eight- eenth and Spring stroets, thence west on the center line of Spring to center of Nineteeuth #treet. thence north on the center line of Nineteenth to conter of Vinton street, thence soutliwest and west alonz the center ‘line of Vinton to center of Twenty-fourth street, thence south on the center iine of Twenty- fourth street tocity Iiniits, thence along south city limits to centor of Efgzhteenth strect, thence north on the center iine of Eighteenth street to the place of be:inning. THIRD WARD. FIRST DISTRICT. Cowmmencing at the Missourl river at the conter of Uass street, thence west to center of Thirtesnth street, thence south on the center 1ine of Thirteentl street to center of Daven: jort street, thence aast on the center lino of Javenport to the Nissourl river, thenoe north 10 the place of beginning. SECOND DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Thir- teenth and Cass streets, thence west on the conter line of Cass stroet to center of Fif- teenth street, thence south on the center line of Fifteenth street to center of Capitol avenue, thence east on center ine of Capitol ivenue to center of Thirteenth stract, thence north on the center line of Thirteenth street to the place of bezinninz. TRIRD DISTRICT. at the intersectlon of Thir and Capitol avenue. the center line of Capitol nue to center of Fifteenth ! . the south on the center line of Fifteenth street to conter of Harney street, thence east on center line of Harney street to enter of Twelfth street, thence north on the centor line of Twelfth street to center of Far- m street, thence west on _the center line of Farcaw street to center of Thirtecuth street, thence on the center line of Thirteenth street to place of begluning. FOTRTH DISTRICT. Commencing ut the Intersection of Eleventh and Davenport streets, thence west on the center line of Davenport street to center of Thirteenth street. thenée south on the center line of Thirteenth strest to center of Douglas Commencing toenth street thence west on street, thence cast on thecenter line of Doug- [us strect to center of Eleventh street, thence north on the center iine of eventh street 1o the placo of bezinning. FLFTH DISTRICT. Commencing at u polnt on the Missour: river at Davenport strest. thence west on the nter line of Daveupogt street to the center ot Eleventh street, theo# south on the center line of Eleventh street foghe center of Dodee street, thence east on tieRenter iine of Doc street'to the Missourl @er. thenca north on the river to the piace ofpginning. suxeH piGE. Commencing ata pots n the Missouririver et,thence on center at the center of Dodge line ot Do.ge street to center of Tenth strest, thence south ou the center line of Tenth street to the center of Furnam street, thence east on the center line of Furnam street to center of Ninth street, thence smlvl on center line of Ninth streét to center! of Jakson street. thence exst on the center iine of Jackson street to the Missourt rver. thence north on the river 10 the place of beginn ng. SEVENTH DISTAICT. Commencing at the lntersection of Dodge and Tenth streets, thence wost on the center iine of Dodge street to center line of Eleventh street, thence south on the center line of Eieventn street to center of Dougius stree! thence west on the center line of Douxlus street to center of Thirts th street, thencc south on the center line of Thirteenth street to center of Farnam street, thence east on the nter lino of Farnam street to center of Twelfth street, thence south on the center line of Twelfth sireetto center of Huruey stroct. thence east on_center line of Harney street to center of Teuth street; north on center line of Tenth street to place of begin- ning. EIGHTA DISTRICT. Commencing at the Intersection of Tweifth and Harney stroets, thence west on the center line of Hurney street 10 center of Fifteenti, thence south on the center line of Fifteenth street to center of Juckson streot. thence cast on the ceuter line of Jacksou street to center of Thirteenth street. theuce north on the cen- ter line of Thirteenth sireet to center of How- ard street, thence eust on the center line of Howard street to ceater of Twelfth street, theuce northon the center-line of Tweifth street to place of beginnink. NINTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Ninth and Farnum streets. thence west on the centec line of Farnam street to conter of Tenth street, thence south on the center line of Tentl street to center of Harney street thence west on the center line of Harney street to centerof Twe!fth street. thence south on the center line of Twelfth street to center of Howard street, thence west on the center line of Howard street Lo center of Thirteenth strect. thence south on the center l1ne of Thir- teenth street to center of Juckson street, thence east on the center line of Juckson strect to center o1 Ninth strect, thence north on the ¢ nter line of Niuth street to piace of beginning. FOURTH WARD. FIRST DISTRICT. Bezainning at the intersection of Fifteenth and Chicago strects, thence south on center line of Fiftecntn strect to center of Capitol avenue, thence west on center 1ine of Capitol uvenue 1o center line of Nineteentn stroet, thence north tocenter of Davenport street, thence east to center line of Eish- teentl street, thence north tothe center of Chicago street, thence east o the center of Fifteenth streer, the place of bezinning SECOND DISTRICT, Beglunlog at the intersection of Chicago nd Eighteenth streets, thence south on the center {ine of Eizhiventh strect to the centor of Davenport street, chence wost on the cen- ter line of Davenvort street to conter of Nine- teenth siroet, thence south on the center of Ninetecnth stroet to center of £ 4pitol avenue. thenee west on the center line of Capitol avenue 1o the center of Twentleth street. thence north on the conter of 1 wentieth sireet to the center of Davenport street thenee west on the center line of Davenport street o the center of ‘Eweaty-fourth street, thenee south on the cedicr ine of Twenty- fourth street o the ceutgr of Capitol uvenue, (heuce West on tue contdr ine of Capitol wye- nue 1o the center of fI'wenty-sixth street thence unorth ou the cemter 1ine of Twonty- SINth street to the conterof Davenport street. thence west on the ceater 1ins of Davenport sirect 10 tho conter of, SWenly-seventh iy nue, thence orih on Tenter iine of Twenty - seventh aven to courer of Chlongo street, thence cast on center Ine of Chicago 1o cente line of Fighteenth stréct to place of Legin- ning. THIRD DISTRICT, Beginoing at the lutersection of Twentisth d Dayenport stroets, tience south on il center line of Twentoth street W the conter of Dod _e strect, theace Wwest on center line of Do ge strect 1o the conter of T'wonty-fourih street, thence south on the center |ino of I aenty-fourih sireet 1o the center of Faru i atreet, thence west on the center line of | ur- nam street 1o center of Twenty-fth avenue, thence north ou center line of Tweaty-fun avenue ceuter of Dougias street. theuee west on center (ine of Lougias strest to center of ['wenly-eighth streek, theoeo uorth ou c=n- ter line of Twenty-elshtih street Lo conter of Dodge street, thenee eust on center iine of Dodge stroot 10 center of Twenty-seventl aveiiue.Lhence noru on veater lineof Twenty- seventh avenue W centerof Davenport sireet, theace east on center line of Davenport streot 1o center of Twenty-sixth sireet, thence south on center of Twenty-xxth street o ceater of pitol uvenue, theace vast on center line of Capilol avenus Lo center of I wenty-fourth streel. thence Borth on ceuter line of Twenty-fourth street to center of Day- enport. thence east on center line of Davin- port sirect Lo center of Twenlieth stree o Dblace of begluuing. FOUNTH DISTRIOT. Beginuing at the intersection of F street ind itol uvenue, thence souil on 1he center of Pifteentl street to the center of Douglus street, theuse wespon center iine of Douzlus street to coater of N laeteentt streef, thence north on center line of Ninetoeuth street to center of Caphtol avenue. theoe €ist on LAETEr 11ne of CApPILo) AVEN Lo L0 oent er of #iftecnth street Lo the place of beginuing. FIFCH DISTKIOT. Beglanlug % the letersection of onth ¥y R T R I (T T S e e OOTORER 26, 1892 -TWELVE P eanth and Douglas streets, thenoe south on enter of Fifteenth street to center iine of OWard strest, thenco west on center line of Howard stroet 1o centor of Seventesnth streot thence north on center line of Saventeonth street to center of fiarnoy street, thence west on center 1o of Harney street to center of Ninoteonth strect, thence north on center of Ninsteenth street to contor of Douglas street, thenoe 6ast on conter ilne of Dougias stroei tocenter of Fifteenth strest to place of be. inning, SIXTH DISTRICT. Rezinning at the lntersection of Nineteenth street and Capitol avenue, thence south on the conter {ine of Ninetoenth streat to ceoter of Farnam street, thenoo west on ccnter ling ot Farnam streetlo centerof Twonty-fourth street, thonoe north on center line of Twenty fourth street to center of Dodze stroet,thence sast on center line of Dodge Straot Lo oenter of Twentleth street, thence north on center line of Twentleth stroet to center of Capitol avenue, thenoe east on center line of Capitol avenne to center of Ninetsenth street to place of boginalng KEVENTA DISTRICT, Beglnning atthe intersection of Douglas street and tweniy-fifth avenue, thence south on center lineof Twenty-fifth avenno to cen ter ot Farnam street. thenco west on the cen ter line of Farnam street to conter of Twenty = sixth stroet, thence south on center iino of Twenty-sisth streat to center of Harney streut, thence east on center of Harnov streat to conter of Twenty-tifth aveauo, thence south oo the center line of Twenty-ffth avenue to center of St. Mary’s avenus, thenco east on conter lina of St Mary's avenue to center of Twenty-tifth streot, thenco south on centor 1ine of Twenty-fifth street to center of Leav enworth strect, thonce west on center ine of Leavenworth street to center of Twenty eighthi street, thenes north on eenter (ine of Twenty-olshth street tocenter line of Fariam streef. thence east on center Hine of Farn, street’ to center of Twenty-eizhth stroet. thence nortn on ce lino of Twenty-ei:hth street to center of Douglas street. thence east on centor ifne of Donzias stract to center of Twenty-8fth avenuc, the piace of beginaing. EIGHTH DISTRICT. Begioning at the intersecsion of Twentieth and larney streots, thenco south on center line of | wentietn stroet to center of Leavs worth street, thence west on center line of Leavenworth straet to center of Twonty-ifth street, thenes north on ceuter ine of Twenty- fifth stree: to center of St Mary's avenue, thenco west on center Hue of St Mary's ave- nue to center of ‘| wenty-fifth avonus, thence north on center iine of Twenty-Hfth avenue to center of Harney street. thence sast on ceuter line of Harney street to center of Twentieth streot, the place of begluning. NINTH DISTALCT. Bezinning at the intersection of §aventoenth and Harney streets, thence south on center line of Seventeenth strost to center of St Mary's avenue, thence west on the center line of St. Mary's avenue to center of Twentieth street, thenco north on center lino of U'wentieth street to centerof Harney street, thence weston center line of Haraey stre center of Twenty-s center iine of Twe: Farnam street, t urnam street to thence south on Ine of Ninetecnth street to center of Harney stre thence east on center jow of Harney strect to center of Seventeentl street, the place of begluning. TENTH DISTRIC Beginniug at the inte th street.thence nor ty-sixth street o cent ence eiston center i ineteenth stri tion of Sixteenth line of Sixtecnth street to the center of Leav enworth street, thence west on ceuter line of Leavenworth street 1o center of Twentieth street, thence north on cente sof Twenti- eth street to center of St Mary's avenur. thenge east on the center | Mary' venue to centerot . . thence south on center lincof Eighteeuth street to center of Juckson street, thence Cast on con- terline of Juckson street to center of Six- teenth stroet, the piace of beginning. ELEVENTH DISTRICT. Bezinuing at the Intersection ot Fifteenth and Howard streets, thence south on the cen- ter line of Fifteenth street to the center o! Leavenworth street, thence west on the center .ne of Leavenworth strectto the center of Sixteenth street, thence norgh on the center line of Sixteenth strect to the center of Jack- soan street, thence west on the center line of Juckson sireet tothe ceater of Eiguteenth Street. thence north on the centor line of Eiznteeuth street to the center of St Mury's avenue, thence easi on the ceuter line of St. Mary's avenuo and Howard street to the cen- ter of Fiftesnth strect the pluce of beginning FIFTH WARD. FIRST DISTHICT. Commencing at the northeast corner of the city ilwits, thence west on the city limits to I'wentieth street, thence south on the conter line of Twentiothi street 10 the centor of Em- et street, thence east on Emmst street to eastern boundary of the city, thence north on the eastern boundary totha place of begin- oing. SECOND DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection cthand Euimet streets, thence east on the center line of Em:oot strest to the eastorn boundary of the city. thence south to the castern boundary of the clty to a point in line with Ohio street, thence west on the center line of Ohio street to Twentieth street. thence north on the center iine of Twentleth strest to the place of bezinninz. THIRD DISTRIC Commencing at the Intersection of Twentl- wth and Oblostrests, thenve oaston the center line of Ohio street Lo the sastern boundary of the city, thence south on the castern hounda- ry of the city to & po.nt in line with Burdette street, thence west on the center line of Bur- dette Street to Twentieth street. thence north the center line of Twenticth street to the vlace of beginn FOURTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Twenti- cth and Burdette streets, thonce cust on the center line of Burdette street and the 1ine run- ning east from Burdstie streot to the city {imits on the east, thencesouth on the esstern boundary of the city limits to a point in line with Ciark street, thence west on the ceater line of Ulark street to ihe ceaterof Nine- teenth street. thence north on tho center of Nineteenth street to the north line of E. V. Smith's add.tion,thence west on the north line of £ V. Biniti’s mddition to the center of Twentioth street, thence north on the ocenter of Twentieth strest to Lhe place of bezinning. FIFTH DISTRICT. Commencing st the intersection of Nine- enth and Clark streets, thence east on the center line of Clark street tothe eastern boundary of the city, thence south on the castern boundary of the city to & point in line with Paul street, thence west on the line runuin. into Paul street to the intersection Nineteenth und Paui streets, and theoce north ou the center liue of Nlueteenth strect to the pluce of beginnlog. BIXTH DISTRICT. Ccmumencing sy the intersecticn of Nine- teenth und Faul strects, thence vast on the center Jine of Paul street and u e continued from P'aulstreet to tne eastern boundary of the city, thence south on Lo castern bound- ury of the ¢ity to a point in line with Nicholus sLreet, thencs west ou the center 1ine of Nicho lus sireet to the intersection of Nineteenth and Nieholas streets, thence north on the cen ter line of Ninetecnth strect to the place of beginuing, of Twent!- SEVENTH DISTRICT. Commenciug at the interscction teenth wnd Nicholns streets, thenco east on the center Jne of Nicho street to the enst- ern boundary of the city. toence south on th astern bound city Lo i point iu tine with CuminZ sire wist on the couter iine of Cuming strect to the intersec- ton of Seventeenth aod Cuming streets, thence sonth on the center line uf Sevent th street to the intersection o sventeenth anu Burtstreets, thence west ou the center line Burt strect to the center of Nineteenth stre und thenee north on the center il teenth street Lo the place of bezi BIGATH DISTRICT Commencing at the Intersection of Nlne- tecotn aud Burt streets. (Hence eist oo . center line of Hurt street1o the conter line of Seventeenth straet, thence north on the cen- ter line of ry it ith street Lo the center line of Ouming strest, thence vast oo Cutiag street and oo i 1ine east continued from Cu Tug sLreet 1o the ousiern Loundary of the eity Iimits, thence south 0a the eastern boundury line of the ¢ty to & point in Liue with Iurt street, thence wost on_the eenter Hine of Iurt street to the center of Sixteenth stroe thence suuth on the center line of Sixteent strect Lo Lthe center of Webster st L, thener Weston the center ine of Webster stroct i the center of N neteenth street. vuence north on tue venter of Nineteeath strcet to the piace of beginning. NINTH DISTRICT, Commencing at the lutersect and Burt streels, thouve cast iine of Burt street wnid on tinued from Burt stre of t, of Nlas 0 of Sixte on the e w 1ine eust con *1 10 the eastern Dound \ry Of the clty, thence SOUth on no eastors Lounuury of the City 10 & point in line with the center of Uass strcet, thence wost on the centor of Cass 8treet 10 the intersceiion of Fifteonth and Cuss streets, thence north on the couter of " Fifteenth street 10 tho center of Websier strect. thenc wost on the center of ~Webster sireet to the center of Sixteenth Strest thence north on the center of Sixteenth street to the place of begioning. TENTR DISTRIOT Commeneing at the iutersection of Seven teenin and Wobster streots, thence east on the center (ine of Webster street Lo the ceuter Of Fiftewnth sireet. thunce south on the couter of Fiftecath strect to the center of Chicngo strect, thence West on the center line of ( caze Mtreet 1o the center of Soventeenth street and thence norih ou tho Center of Seventeenth strect 10 the place of beg.nulng. ELEVENTH DISTRIOT. Cumwancing at the intersection of Nine- tecnth and Webstor strects. thenco east on (he center Line of Webster street Lo tho ceuter of Beventeenth stroet, thenco south on th ter 1ine of Seventecnth street to the Chilcagostreet. thence west on the center lloe 0f Chicago street 1o the conter of Nineteenti street, thence north on the center of teenth streel 10 thy piace of beglaniog. SIXTH WARD, FIKST DISTRICT. Beglonlog at wie center of Twentloth streel AGES. north IM' thenes south to the center of 1 and north oity (Imite thenoe west o Ly Himite to the centar of Thirty-thi | extended, | Bprague street, thence east to the coater of ‘wentieth street, thense north to piace of | eginning. | SRCOND DISTRICT, | Beginning at the centor of Thirty-third street extended and the north city limits, thance west 1o the west ity limits. thenos south to the center of Pratt strest extended, | thence east to canter of Thirty-sixth street, | thence north to the conter of Sprague stroot. | thence ®ast to the center of Thirte-third | street, thenoe north to the place of beginalog. THIRD DISTRICT. Beginnlng at the intersection of Thirty- sixth and Pratt strests thence west on tne | centerof Prattstreet to the west city (imits, thence south to Mavne streot. thence east on tho center lino of Mayne Streot to the center of Thirty-sixih strest. thence north to the piace of beginning. FOURTH DISTRICT, Boginnlng at tho center of Sprague and Twpnileth sireots, thonoo wost to the center of "Thirty-sixth streot. thence south to the center of Boulovara avenue, thence eistto tho centor of Thirtieth street 28 nUTLh Lo the center of Bristol stroat onst o t center of Twenty-foirth strest, thence north o the conter of Emmoet street. thence eist 1o the center of Twentieth streat, thence uorth %0 the place of boginning FIFTH DISTRICT, Heginnlng at the tutersection ot Twontieth ana Emimnet streets. thonco west to the center of Twenty-fourth stroet, thence south to the centar of Rristol streef, theico west to the renter of Thirtioth street, thones south to the ater of Honlevara avenue, thence west to nter of Thirty-sixth street, thense south 0 the center of Locust streot extended, thonco east to the center of Twentloth streot, the ¢ NOFth to tho piace of beginniug. SINTIE DISTRICT. Bezinning at the interssotlon of Thirty-fArat and Locust streats extended. thencs west 10 the conterof Thirty-siythstroet, thence south to the center of Seward strect, thence cast to the center of Thi street. tnence north 1o the centor of Blondo street, thents east to the center of Thirtieth streot. ti ‘e north to the center of Lake street, thence west to the center of Thirty-first street, thonee north to the piace of bezinning. SEVENTH DISTRICT. _Hezinning at the Intorseotion of Locust and Twentisth streets. thenco west to the center of Thirty-first strost, thenco south to the ceo- terof Lake stroct, thence st to tne ccater of Twentieth sireet, thence north to the place of beginuling. EIGHTH DISTRICT. Begluning at the tnterseciion of Tiwventy- fifth and Lake streets, thence wost to the cen- tor of Thirtleth street, theucs south to th center of Bion1o strest. thenco east to the center of Twenty-fifth stroct. thonce north to the center of Lake strect, the pluce of bezln ning NINTH DISTRICT Bexinuing ut ster of Twentleth and Luke stroets, 1ce West to the conter of I'wenty-fifth strect, thence South 10 Lhe con- ter of Blondo street. tiieuce east to the center of Twenty -fourth street. t south 1o th rof Gr t nee east to the con- ter of Ninetes ot. thence north to the orth line of E. V. Smith's addition, thence wost to the center of T'wentieth stroet, thence north to the pince of breginnin =, TENTI DISTRICT. Be. t nning at tho interscetion of Biondc 1ty-SIXth stroets, thence west 1o U rof Thirty-first street ter of Soward street, theace east to the enter of Twenty-sixth strect, thence north to he center of Blondo streot. the piace of be- Ziuning con- henee south to the ELEVENTH DISTRICT. Bezioninz at the intersection of Twenty- 11 Grace strocts, thenoe west to the of Twenty-fourth street, thenoe north to the center of Blondo street, thence we tho center of Twenty-sixtn street. th south to the center of Suward street. thencw cast to the center of I'wenty-tnird street, thence north to the place of beginuing. WELFTH DISTIICT Beginnlug at the Intersection of Nineteenth apd Grace streels. thence west to the center of Twenty-third street, thence south to center )t Seward street, thence east to Twenty-first street. thenco south tocenter of Obarles street thenco east to center of Ninetventh street, thence north to place of bezinning. ARD, FIRST DISTRICT. Commencing at the iutersection of Park ivenue and Leavenwortl stroet, thence south to the center of Pacific street, thence east to ihe center of Twenty-fourth sireet, thence 1north to the conter of Leavenworth street,and then west to the center of Park avenue, the place of beginning. SECOND DISTRICT, Commencing at the intersection of Park ave- \ue and Pacific street, thenos south to the -enter of Woolworth avenue, thence east to the center of Tweaty-fourtn street, thence north to the center of Pacific street. thenoe 1est to the center of Park avenue, the placs of beginning. THIPD DISTRICT, Commencing at the intersection of Park av- enue und Woolw venue, thence south to d Crelghton avenue, thenco eust 1o tha cen- ter of Twenty-fourth street, thence north to the conter of Woolworth avenue., snd thence west to the center of Park uvenue. FOURTH DISTRICT. Commencing nt the intersection of Thirty- socond and L2d Crelghton avenue, thence south 1o the center of Uak streot, thence cast Lo the Unlon Pacific rallroad tracks. thence north on {nion Pacific raliroad tracks’ to the capter of £d Creizhton avenue, thence west to the cen- ter of Thirty-second street, the place of begin- ntog. FIFTH Commencing at the interscotfon of Twenty fourth street und Ed Crolghton avenue.thence westto the Union DPucific ralirond tracks, thence south on the Unfon Pacliic rairoad tracks to the center of Oak street,thence west to thecenter of Thirty-sccond avenue. thence north ou Thirty-second avenue to 1he center of Wright street, theuce west to the center of Railon avenue, thence souti to oity limts thence east oo city limits to the center of Iwenty-fourth street, thence north to the conter of Ed Creighton avenue, the pluoe of beginning. DISTRICT. SIXTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the Intersection of Thirty- sixth and Lesveaworth strests. thence south 10 the center of Center, thence oast to the ceu- ter of Purk avonue, thence north to the center )t Leavenworth street, thenoo west to the enter of Thirty-sixth, the place of beginning SEVENTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the intersection of Thirty- sixthand Leavenworth streets, t south to the center of Center strect, thence cust to che center of Twenty-ninth avenue, south to the center of Ed Crelehton svenur, west t 30 center of Thirty-second avenue. thence uth to the conter of Wright street, thence west to the center of Ballou aveoue, thence <outh to the city Ilmits, thence west' on th uth city Huits to west city iimits, thence orth o the conter of Leavenworth street o eust 10 the center of Thirty-sixth , 10 the p'ace of be_inning. EIGHTH WARID, FIRST DISTRICT. Commencing it the futersection of ind_Seward streats, theuce east to the center © Twenty-fifth, street, theuco south 1ot aterof [udian: =venss, (hence west to the tor of Twenty -seventn streat. thence norih o Hiuwliton streel, thence west Lo the contor { Tnirtioth street, thencs north to the pluce f beginniug. hirtleth SECOND DISTRICT. Commencinz &t the intersection of Thirty- 0fth and Seward}sireets, thenee cast to the suter of Twenty-second street, thence south 10 the center of Cumin : street, thence Wost Lo the center of Twenty-fonrti street. thenoe norin to the center of ludlaua uvenue, thenoy west 1o the oenter of Twealy-ffth strept, thence north to the placo of bezinning. THIRD DISTIIC Commenolnz at the intersection of Twenty econd and Seward stroets, theace vast to L cntor of Twenty-first street, thence south t 16 center of Chiries stroet, thencs east to the enter of Nincieonih streol, thence south Lo be center of Cuming street. thence west L thecenter of Twenty- ond street, thence worth 1o the place of beznuing. FOURTH DISTAL ug at the Intersection of hirtietl Commene: d Hamilton streets. thence east o th eater of Twenty-se b stroet, thence soulh to tho center of Indiana avenue, thence west ) the center of Twenty-seventh avenue south 1o the centor of Califoruls streot east 10 the couter of Twenty-sixti street, thence south Lo the center of Chicazo street, thence west 1o the contor of Thirt.eth street. thence north 10 the pluce of beiiuninz FIFTH DISTRICT. Commencing at the Intersection of Twenty seveuth avenie and Indisus avenue. thens east Lo the center of I weaty-fourik st hence south to the center of Cuming streot thonuce west Lo the conier of Twenty-sovontl avenue, thence Dordh to the piace of begin- uing. BIXTH DISTRICT Commencing at the fntersection of Twenty- seventh svonue snd Cuiiing stivet, thei Cast 1o the center of Ninsteenth streat, Lhon S0uLh to the center of Webster strect, thenee West 10 the center of Twents-fourth street. thence south L the conterof Uallfornia streei, thence west 1o the center of Twenty-seventh averue. thence norih 1o the placoof bLegic ning. 3 SEVENTH DISTRICT. Commencing ut the intersection of 2l and Oalifornia streets, thosce cast Lo the center of Twenty-fourth street, thencs north to th center of Weustor sireet, thence east Lo tii ceuter of Ninetveuth street, thence south to the ceuter of Ublcako. thence west Lo the center of Twonty-siXth street, theoce north 10 the place of beginaing. NINTH WARD. FIRST DISTRIOT. Commencing at the intersection of Thirtleth anud 36 4ard sireels. thence west Lo the ceuter of Tuirth-slxth strect. theuce norib Lo the centor of Mayne atrest, thenos west to the ter of Plaanint stroot. thenso sor th to he conter of Webstor sirest exteniod, thence oast to tire conter of Thirtlath strest, thence norwh to the place of beginnine. SECOND DINTRICH Commencine at the Intorsection of Mayne And Pleasant streots, thence west 10 the city Hmits. thence south 1o the center ot Mercel Avenue, thenoe sast to the center of Pleasany Streot, thence north to the poacs of begnofng. THIRD DISTRICT. Commenciog At the Intarsection of Cuming ANd Pleanant streets, thence wast to the oity Hmits, then e south on city Hmits to the cons terline of Leavenworth street thence east to the center of P easant streot, thence north to the place of bexinning. FOURTH DISTRICT. Ooramencing at the Intersection of Thirtieth and Webstar stroots, thenco west to the cent line of sant street. th south to the nee center 1ine of Dodgo street, thence oast to the center line of Twonty-soventh avenus, thence north 10 the center ilno of Chicago sireaty theuce west to the center line nf Thirtieth streot. thence north to the place of beginnlng FIFTH DISTRICT Commenciimg nt hth and Do center 1no of Plersant strnet. thonoe south to the conter of Halt-Howard steaot. thence oass 10 the conter of Twenty-elchth sirest, thene Qotth to the place of bezinning SIXTH DISTHICT Commencing at the intersection of Twenty~ ghth and Half-lloward streets, thence weat totho conter of I easant streat, thenco South 1o the conterof Leavenworth strest. thenco £28t 10 the conter of Twenty-el-htn siresty thenco north to the pince of boglaning LOCATION OF PLACES OF REGISTRA« T1ION FIRST WARD S E corner N W N E SEe the Intersect streats, the n ot Twonty wost to the 1st Disteiot streots, tnd Distrie WOrth streets rd District streets Ath Dis south of Plorca street ath Disteict— North slde of Paclfic stroot boe tween 6th and Tth streets. 6th Distriot -Faat sile south of) Pacific street. th D siriol s E corner of Park Wild avenus and William street e e Tth and Marey corner sth and Leavea- corner 12th and Jones ot rner Lith and first alley ot Gth stroet near Sth Disirlor-S W ner 10th and Hickory streots. Oth District-§ W corner 6th and Center strovta Wth District—N W corner 0th und Bancrofs streets. iith District—N E corner 1ith streets. and Vinton * BECOND WARD. 18t Distriot—~N W corner 14th and Jones stroots nd District—N W corner 13th and Pacifio streets, sra Distri W corner 15th and Leavon- WOrth strents. 4th District wortl atroets, Ath 1) strict WOrth stroets. th Distr. oppusite Po; S W corner 2)th and Leaveu- corner 24d and Leavea- st n sido of South 2th street, ve. bl Tth Distriot—-8 E corner 16th and Pierce streets. Sih District=8 B cornor th and William strects 9tk District ter streots, 10th Distriot— stroots 11th District—S E streats, th District=N E stracts 13th Distriet streets. 14t D avenue N E corner Sixteonth and Con- ¢ W corner 2:th and Dorcas corner 20th and Bancroft corner 13th und Vinton —8 W corner 13th and Valley trict—N Ecorner 20th and Boulevard THIRD WARD 1st Distrlct—8 W corner 12th und Chicago streets. 2d Distriot strents 3d_District—South side of Capltol avenue nOAr (Wost of) 13th street. 4th District—West sido of 12th street, be- tween Douglas and Dodze stroets 5th District—) wvenue N W corner 1ith und Davenpors and Capital L Distriot—N E corner 0th and Harney street % Tth District—8 E corner 11th and Douglas strests. sth District—N E corner 15th and Jackson streets. 9th Distrlet—8 E corner 10th and Howard streets. FOURTH WARD, N W corner 17th and Davenport 1st District streets. nd District—N W corner 22nd and Davenpors streets. srd District—) N W corner 2ith and Dodge streets. 4th District—N E corner 17th und Dodge strects. sth bistrict—N E corner 17th and Harney strects. Gth District—DN strests. 7th District—N W coracr 26th street and St iary’s avenue. Sth District—S W corner 20th street and St. Mary's avenue. Oth District—Enast side of fouth 19th street, wwiween Harnoy street and St. Mary's aveous. 1th Disteict—N W corner 15th and Leaven- worth strests. _1th District—S W Mary's uvenue. N W coraer 20th and Douglas corner 17th street and St FIFTH WARD, Ist District—East sifeof Sherman avenus ipposite Manderson stroot. znd Districi—S B corner Sherman avenus ind Wirt street. jid Distr.ct—S W corner Sherman avenue wnd Luke street. sth District—N W corner Sherman avenue nd Grace street 5th District—S W corner 17th and Charles sLreets. 6th District—East side of Sherman avenus 1hout 1) feet north of Nichoius street. ith Distriot—8 E corusr 16th and lzard strents. Bth District—N W corner 16th and Burt stroets. oth District—N E corner 15th and Oass treets. i0th District—East slde North 17th street bo- ween Californla and Cass stroets 1th District—8 E corner 18th und streets. Ouss SIXTH WARD, E corner 24th streot and Ames 1st District—S wvenue. a District—8 W corner th irand avenue Grd District—N E streets. 4th District: strocts sth District street and corner 45th and G e W corner 24t and Manderson SE corner 2ith nd Wizt streets. 6th District—s W corver rd and Parker treats. Tth District—N W corner 24th ad Corby streets sth bistrict—N E corner 27th and Burdeite strocts. 3 uth District—N 15, 1th District—] strests. 1ith District--8 W corner 2 trects. E corner N W 2md and st orner 25th and th and Fraokiin i2th Distriot—8 W corner 22nd ano Clari Atrents, SEVENTH WAKD, 1st District—S W corner 2sth and Mason streets 2 ad District—=N % corner 20th avenue and Popoleton avenue. d Distric W corner 20th street and Woolworth avenue. ath District—N W corner 0th street and Arbor street. 5th Distriot—South side of Viaton near (east ofi south 52d avenue. 6th Distriet—S E corner #th avenue and Poppleton avenue. 7tn Distriet—N W corner streets. strest 3ith rnd Francls FIGHTH WAKD, 1st District—East sido of 20th street near south of: C) stroct nd District—West side of 230 street near south o) Paul street. District—=N W corner 20th ang Nichol strects. 4th District—) L7y E corner 20th and Cuniiog th District—West sido of North near morth of) Cimins strest oth District—S E corner 2:d and Burt strests ith District—3 W courner I strecy Wik and Cass streets. NINTH WALD. 1st District—8 W corner 320 and ¢ ng streots. 2d District—=N W corner 40th uud Cumiug strocis. X 4d District—N E corner 40th wud Farnam streets. 4th District—North side of Daveoport street near (west 0f) North 42d avenue 5th distriet—s E coroer sist avenue and Dodee stroct. 6th District— th Juckson street, DAYS OF KEGISTRATION, Tuesday, October 11, 1822 Weduesduy, O:Lover 10, 1592 4 ay, October 1. In Novem ber 4. 1502, November 3, 182 S W corner avenue aud Baturduy GouaR P, BEMIS, Muyor of the it of Omabs. Joun Gioves, Clork of the Ulty of Omaba. Qi 15-20-124 Attest: PSYCHOMETRY! DR. EMMA HAZEWN, The Phenomenal Physician, Teachor nud Autbor- ess, Wikl Lokoh psyoboietry L pysiciaus and others 10 enable them L dlagnusis diseaass und gve the curative ageat withou tasking questions. “Come o a0k of halr wiih 3100 and have this demons HE HEALLCH OFFIOE, Dr. JUH N SHELBY, Pres rated €18 N.1ith st