THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY JULY 13 , 1881.
'S REPORTS.
Business and Stock Aipeota of the
Aftsntsinatlon-
I foil in with a United SUtos Sona-
torfrom _ ono of the western slates
this mornintj irhoso obsorvntions ntul
knowledge are too important to mo to
disobey his instructions to nso what
ho Raid , but not to say ho said it. 1
inct him near Broad and Wall streets ,
and lie said :
"If Oarfiold gets stronger , aa ho lifts
been doing , or another week , look
out for the biggest boom in tliu stock
market that has yet boon seen hnro. "
"I understand , " said I , "that Gould
alleged that ho would spend $10,000-
000 to hold the market up if there
should comoa panic from thiscrimo. "
"Quito probable , " said the Senator.
"Tho firmness of the London market
was in a great measure duo to orders
cabled from hero. "
" 1 am told that since Oarfiold'a
assault the Western Union telegraph
company has made its dividend of
two per cent , out of the remarkable
increase of business , both press and
private. In five days ( as I lioar , they
have put aside canutiL'a enough to
pay their quarterly dividend. "
"la Gould popular in the west ? " 3
asked.
"I can hardly say that , but ho is
the principal personality in this
country. The buoyancy which is
found hero in the money market is
taken by the great mass of folks to bo
the measure of buoyancy everywhere.
Gould being generally n bull in thcso
days , and having largo material in
terests to sustain , is considered a use *
ful factor in the country. "
"What class of stocks do you ex
pect to share in the boom ? "
"Well , almost all of thorn. 1 un
derstand that the recent consolidation
in the West and the Southwc8t have
RO diminished exponno.s that , in the
case of the Missouri , Kansas t TOXOH
railroad , they have saved $112,000 in
salaries there. Besides , when the
roads are in links under different man-
agomontH , there ia an immense amount
of deadheading given on each part of
the line to freight Hhippers. Each
part of the line will give a pass to the
men it' ' does business for over the
whole systoni.
IHiDKK THK CO.VHOMIIATIOX
deadheading is greatly cut-oil' , and re
ceipts increase in proportion. "
' "Jlavo not Gould's Mississippi river
Bchomos reduced the rate of freight on
the railroads ? "
"Yes ; the Hock Island railroad com
pany formerly received about three
centa a ton for moving grain. Now it
receives soyon-oighls of a cent per
ton , and yet makes more money than
before. "
"Senator , " said I , "suppose Gen.
Garflold should util ! die , and , cbnsid-
oring the number of days that have
qlapacd since ho was wounded , what
vnll Arthur do , if ho becomes presi
dent , about forming n now cabinet ? "
"I have thought that over , " said
the senator , "and am of the opinion
that ho will make a tender to ouch of
the present cabinet of his position.
That will bo the iidvico to Arthur of
his immediate circle of personal
friends , oven those who helped Conk-
ling at Albany. "
"Well , Hiipposo ho makes that ten
der to JBlaino , will Blaine stay in the
cabinet ? "
"Blaino would not otayV' said the
senator , "unless he was satisfied that
Arthur moans the invitation without
disguise. In that case I think Blaine
would stay. "
The senator said : "Mr. Conk-
ling's bucking is getting to bo very
fcoblo. On the whole , ho bids fair
to bo
THE BIOflEST LET DOWN
ot any great public man the country
has ever had. I see every day men
long intimate with him , and they are
very much in the position of men who
have boon thrown out of a window ,
and are just hanging on the window-
Bill by their fingers. Many of his sup
porters uro moro warmly the friends
of Arthur than of Colliding , and have
only followed Conkling because
Arthur did. A change of cabinet after
the fooling that haa attended Gariield'a
nicknoss would bo simply idiotic reck
lessness on Arthur's part , lie cer
tainly has too much sense to call ou
another whirlwind by vacating the
places of the cabinet. "
"la this popularity of Garflold unex
pected to you , Senator ? "
"No ; it was getting strong for r
month or two before the crime. Gar
field himself felt it. Ho told Blaine
the morning ho was going to the do'
pot that ho began to fool the grounc
strong under their foot. 'Blaino ,
naid ho , 'wo have got ever the ticklisl
places. They have not. succeeded it
separating us heretofore- , and now J
am aura they cannot do it. I have
not ( .aid to you before this time , but ]
do say now , Blaine , that I am satisfied
fiod with you , and that wo have not
made any eonsidoraolo blunders. The
people I fool to bo with mo at last. ' "
, After cautionin ; ' mo
NOT TO QIVK 1ILAIKK AWAY ,
the senator then said : "A man musl
cither ho very smart and successfu
every tinio in this country , or 4iavo a
remarkably good dUnouitiun. Conk-
ling never had a good disposition bul
up to the time ho retired from the
aonato there was a liberal concossioi
that ho wua a smart man. When ho
wont out of that aonato ; not knowing
where ho was going to , or what was
going to come of it , ho destroyed the
Bonsp of his smartness , and a genera
opinion of his aolfishnoss had got thor
oughly abroad. Therefore , as I hav
said , I regard his case as a complet
letting down. I do not see anything
that is to come of him iu public lifo.
Tlid legislature can in no event olec
him. The democrats won't touch him
and ho is in a largo minority , and will
BO keep , on the republican side of the
legislature. "
Referring to Conkling ngahi , tin
Senator said : "I always admired hn
way of doing soiuo things , I rogan
him as an unusually capable nmi >
particularly in debate ! But his BO !
hshnoss has boon growing stronger
and stronger , Ono thing it is BUOWI
in is
THE ( USE OF MES. BPlUdUE.
Whatever their relations wore , ho
had no busiiioai to oxposo. Hone had
no business to go to Canonchot am
inhabit her husband's house his ab
" * HV * v > * M * WM0U in * * * J
BCUCO , and bring on that eceno whicl
tlio woman will never get over , cither
in this lifo or in her reputation. On
the other hand , hia apparent in'difTer-
once to Ida family at Utica is a subjec
of general Attack , and makes him
anything but n fireside fftrorito. Now ,
Gftrfiold is naturally displayed before
the country AS kind to nil women ,
strong in his household , with devoted
attachments among pooolo of nil clftAS-
cs , and with a plucky n&turo which
dcntli cnnnot dispirit. How are you
[ ; oing to expect Conkling's tempera
ment to prevail against Garfiold's ' ! "
"Do you anticipate )
THAT runniai > WILL IIP. HK.VOMINATED ,
HENATOIt ? "
"If ho lives ho seems to have a clear
course for ronomiimtion , If rcnoini
nntod , unless there is an immense
clmngo in public opinion , ho will bo
re-elected , i WAS down in a big busi
ness liouso in Wall street yesterday ,
and the head of the liouso said to mo ,
"l voted for Hancock last time , but if
Oarfield comes up for re-election I
shall vote for him , now. ' Said I ,
' \Vhat is the matter with you follows ,
any way ? You have got a good big
senator from Now York , and you don't
liold up his hands at all. ' Wo don't
iko him down here , ' said my friend.
'Ho won't ' let anybody like him. Wo
don't cara anything about all these big
.nlonts if they are not neighborly , or
they don't encourage confidence.
Wo like Garficld the more wo BOO of
litn because ho is ' "
, a bully boy.
GATH.
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS ,
OALIFOnNIA.
The San.Toso Opcrahouse WRI destroyed
iv flro on the 5th. IXMS 800,000.
A twclro year old girl was burned to
Icathin Han I'rancisco on the 4thj cause ,
irecrackors.
About two thousand acres of wheat
were destroyed by flro at Dr. Glenn's
ranch on the 4lh <
Tlio Central 1'acific railroad niannge-
ncnt haa concluilcd to build a nnw line of
railway from Folsom to 1'lacerville.
Tlic Kel Jtiver Valley AHrlciillural
Society Imn drclilcd to erect a cliceao fucto-
ory within onu milu of 1'onulale , Hum-
xildt county. It will liu a joint stock
affair.
That wild man of Calavcras ttirim out to
iya poor nick ( Icnnan , who hai been
camping out in tlio mountain- ) for his
icalth , Since his capture ho wax found to
HI harmlcafl , and lie lini lt > en taken to the
loijiitnl , Initcadof the Insane anyluiii.
CREQON.
Tlio total receipts of the state fair will
each $11,000.
Three hundred and fifty-six Chinamen
amlcd in Portland , Juno 28th.
The anti-Cooliu ticket of San 1'ranclnco ,
headed by JoliuS , linger , for mayor ,
Tlio siiring nm of salmon on Kuguo
ivcr , Just over , wai the lieavieiit ever
inown.
About 30,000 ftacku of Clast year's wheat
were shipped from Gridloy , JSutte county
nut week.
The Springfield nnd Siimlaw Ilailrond
lompany , with a capital stock of 8500,000
las licun incorporated.
McKcm , tlio last of the Turner robbern.
> leady guilty at Salem , and wns sentenced
( i fittccn yearn in the penitentiary.
I'our prisoners in the county jail at
Astoria eflcaped by breaking up the floor
and digging under tlio wall. Two of them
vero wore subsequently recaptured.
iVn emigrant train on the Central I'a-
clfie ran into n burning tunnel on the I'd.
I''our ' cars nnd contents weio destroyed.
Chief Joseph , of the Nez 1'erco Indians ,
with a Ninnll bund , wax duo nt lioi.su city
in the third , bound for their old homo in
iqrthcni Idaho from Qua 1'nw Agency ,
Hiisonri.
The papers lu the Salinas nnd 1'ajnro '
Val'oyii generally oxpros < i the oiiinion that
the wlie.it crop will bo far below Uiunvcr-
ngo. Tlio ( jraiudotji hut fi
to perfection.
llov , leather Ifudiioti , was attacked by n
ihnrk while bathing nt .Santa Cruz , Imd to
lie Hewed up with IM stitched , mid couci\vd
Boveral wounili on both IcgH , on left arm
and right hip.
ARIZONA.
Tombstone has a population of 5,000.
Coal has been discovered 23 miles from
Final.
A ppwder nmgazino exploded near Tuc
son , damaging property to the amount of
87/5,000. /
The rainy season , which usually co
mciiccsTuly 1st and continues to the last
of August , has sot iu.
The A. & 1' . H. II , have broke ground
on tlio Colorado liver near the Needles ,
and are working forces both cast and west.
The wages to laborers are four dollars
per day for underground work and three
and three and n half for uppcrgrouml
services.
The construction party of th Woitern
Union company aru making good progress
on the new line from Lou Angeles to
Tucson. It will cost 8100,000.
Several itock and ranch men inArizona ,
having settled upon lands within the boun
daries of military reservations , of whicl
they were ignorant , llavo been notified to
move off at once.
InT.ila Valley , 120 miles from Tucson
are the famous 1'iedrns Pintados. A heap
of rocks , about 50 feet high , is covered wit !
rude figures , geometric , comio and auatom
leal. Hero are squares , circles , crosses
triangles , snakes , toads and vermin , met
without heads and doga without tails. Th <
sketches are like those of the Aztec calen
dar stone in Mexico.
IDAHO.
Grasshoppers are reported to ho vcr ;
numerous about Oxford.
Lowlston lias incorporated a railroad
tapping the wheat country sixteen mile ;
The Wood lUvor county is soon to ho
tapped by two railroad lines -ono project
ed from Oregon and tlio other a branch o
the Central 1'acilic.
Cal. O. ClawHou , Hwi. , baj struck Rom
plocdr half a mlle below the Moiitaila
mine , The gold is coarse and of a hlgl
grade. Ho Ima taken out some handsouii
nuggets.
The Northern Pucifio is finished ti
Hangjinau's creek , a distance of 145 mile
from Alusworth. A trusa bridge , severa
hundred feet long , will span the stream
The grading is finiihed fifty miles furthei
west.
west.A
A few days ago n gentleman came ii
from Mlddlo Fork with eight ounces o
gold worth $18 per OUIICP. He took it ou
with a rocker from souio placer groinx
lately discovered. The bar from which i
was extracted Is said to bo very rich , am
a stampede to that section in the uea
future may he looked for , -Yankee Fork
Herald ,
MONTANA.
There are seven schooU in Hitter Hoe
valley ,
Cut worms are damaging crop in 1'ricklv
'
Tear valley.
Twoferrle * are now operating across
Touguo river.
T lie Indians are playing havoc with tin
game in Deer Lodge and Uig Hole v l
leys.The
The sale oi the Lexington !
mining
i | > roi i
perty ofliutte by A. J. Wis , K . , [ nan i
accomplished fact. (
It is reported that 3.000 men are work
injf on the ejcteutiou of the Union Pacitii
from Granger to Boise city ,
The revenue colfectloni for the last fiscal
year amounts ti $15,200.44. bciur an in- i
crease of $11,033.12 over 186. |
The value of Hecla bullion i * over $300
per ton , and a the furnace Is producing
over lit tonn per day the daily output is
worth nearly # ,000.
The Western Union Company Is con
structing a new line along the Utah and
Northern rood , aad it will I * extended to
Uutle In advance of the railroad ,
Last year nearly 2,000 touri ts nrc said
to have visited the National Park. The
indications are that this year the number
will ho doubled.
llelmildin'g of the Alia Montana Heduc-
Linn Works at Wlckcs is progrcsiing with
nil possible dispatch. Their expenditures
will probably reach 8300,000.
The amount of silver bullion shipped
ihrotigh the exprctu office at lluttc for the
week ending Saturday .July 2d , footed 3-
201 pounds , valued at $52'JOI.
ThoRurtcynranf the Utah and North
ern Hallrond are at work on the Mii ouri
river between Gnllatln City and Crow
r'reek , and advancing rapidly toward
Helena.
A company is being formed in Jl'tah to
construct a telegraph line from Kclton to
Halley , in the Wood lllver country. The
llstnnce Is 110 miles , and the cost would
)0 $23,000.
Montana on the strength of 50,000 pen-
do nnd 500,000 In the near prospective ,
inn five flourishing daily newspapers , with
m many others well advanced from weekly
o dally journalism.
Patrick Mulligan , who wns recently
truck nnd pierced through the body by a
Irill which had fallen 255 feet. In n mine
a Butte. la ntill alive , hut his ultimate re-
ovcry is not considered possible.
NEVADA.
There are 200 men employed on the Ne-
nda fe Oregon railroad.
The Alta shaft is 2,000 feet deep , and the
Httom still in gypsum filled with iron ,
Itfo stated that the Nevada Central nnd
Colorado railroad will be extended to Gold
Mountain , eighty miles beyond Caudclaria ,
nnd perhaps further.
The Hutro Tunnel folks have cut through
a vein fifteen feet thick from wall to wall ,
if which six feet Is solid quartz , with occa-
' > nal spots of metal.
Hall and Colcmnn , two' of the noted
iiickeo car biindars , who were sentenced
o fifteen years each In the nt.ito prhon at
olHom , mode their escape from jail.
In Washoe Valley swarms of crlckotsaro ,
ollowing in the walce of the grasshoppers ,
'hey nro _ big , fat , lubberly fcllowg , an
rich in diameter , and delight the hearts of
\Vnihoe ludiaiiH.
COLORADO.
Denver is to have a swimming school ,
The state school fund amounts to 910-
77.37.
Ucd snow Ig found on the mountain of
ho Ho
The corner stone of an new Baptist church
ins been laid in Denver.
A chapter of royal arch masons has been
irganizcd in Fort Collins.
A new railroad has been projected be-
ween Denver and Golden.
The death rnto of Denver for June wns
20.70 per 1,000 inhabitants.
South Park railroad earnings for April ,
(01,000 , and expenses $87,000.
The Colorado Iron comp.inv has on hand
uore orders thnn they can fill.
Tlio 1) . Ii H. G , bridge ncrois Grape
reek , near Canon City , wan burned on the
-7th.
7th.Tho
The diabiirHcmcnts of the state treasury
or the past quarter of the y ar , wns $107-
Tli9ro were 303 freight cars built at the
Denver If llio Grande car shops last
month.
The Colorado paper company , of Den-
or , has been incorporated ; capital
5160,000.
' 1 he deposit * of the fi\e banks of Den
ver at the cloao of buaiiiosn , Juno 30 , was
87,207,900.53.
The Denver k Jtlo Grande has reached
ho summit of Maralml pass , 10,500 above
, ho level.of tho.sea.
Denv'er oxiTects toliavo the electric light
by the Ifith for the stores , but for tlio
streets is yet a question.
Up to July 1 , two hundred building per-
nits had been issued in this ye. r in Den
ver aggregate cost , $374,000.
Two thousand laborers were chipped re-
: cntly from Now York to Colorado. One
.houaand moro will leave Franco this
month for the snmo destination ,
Oriental camp , on the west elope of the
5angre do Chiuto range , is growing stead-
ly , and many promising discoveries are bo
'ng mndo iu ifk neighborhood daily.
Denver , or Ilald , fountain will soon do
vclop pay mines. The outlook for ff > od
iiroportles there is excellent , the i ml lea
.ions not being surpassed anywhere.
An essay of ore from the For-get-Mo-
Not lode , in the Kureka Mining district ,
shows it to contain for the first-class 1,330
ounces silver ] > er ton , mid for the second
class 253 ounces.
A. good strike has recently been made in
an old prospect hole of the Soven-Tliirty
[ nine UP Poiighkcepino culch , San Juan ,
from which an aaaay in silver of 183 ounces
to the ted Is mado.
* ! ! A meeting of tlio citizens of Fort .Col
lins will be called iu n few days , to receive
n proposition from the Greely , Salt Lake
4 : Western railway company , with regard
to right of way through town ,
The JUo Grande is building a cut-off to
codvlllo tlirongh Platte canyon , iu oppo
sition to the South Pnrk line , now in ope
ration. It will shorten the distance be
tween Denver and the carbonate camp
over 75 miles ,
A party of enthusiastic patriots at
tempted to celebrate the 4th on the top ol
Uucomphagro | > cnk , one of the highest of
the mountains , but were e on dispersed by
a storm of hall and lightning , r.id flee
down the mountain for n place of safety.
The Broadway mine of .Burrows park ,
San Juan , is one of the present minera
wonders of the state , surpasalnc in richness
Mid peculiarity of deposit the famous Die-
gold farm near Ouray. It is described as
an immense lodn , varying iu surface widtl
from 40 to 70 feet , with ere deposits ol
every conceivable character dlaseminatet
throughout. The mine is 13 , 000 feet above
the sen level ,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY ,
Lumber is In great demand at Yakaina
City.A .
A Catholic church is to be built a1
Sprague during the summer.
Twenty Scandinavians have recentl'
settled in Klickltat county.
A company is being oranzil ! to build i
railroad from Lewiston to Camas Prairie
70 miles.
45,182 jMwndi of wool have been ship
pod from Central Ferry on Snake rive
this year.
Th arrangements are completed for th
early buildlugof the Congregational churcl
at Cheney ,
Un to June 15 , town lots to the numbe
of 4311 had been sold in Cheney. A yea
ago there was no Cheney.
The flax growing near Moscow it is esti
muted will give a total product this yea
of 150,000 busnels of llax ived.
Twenty thousand sheep have crossci
Snake river this season at Central Ferr
going to the 1'alouso couuty pasture * .
T \ i On and after July 1 , stages will leav
Colfax for Pleasant Valley , Itock Creek
Sprague and Crab creek , carrying U , S
mail.
mail.There
There are now over 300 men in the wood
nt the head of the Yakaina , all of vrhon
aru engaged principally ou tie and logging
contracts for the Northern Pacific.
The Oregon Tram-Continental compaiij
will build A railroad from some point o !
the Wall * Walla , nnd Valluli road
through Weston to the road between Urn
ntilla and Bakur City.
FFrom all parts of the upper country
cornea favorable report * of crop prospert
A much larger area of grain has been sown
his year than usual , nnd so far the season
has be n favorable to it. "
WYOMING.
The Coperopolh mining district is com-
tig to tlie front.
Heal estate is active in Cheyenne and
ransactlons have been quite large of late.
The liromcl district mineral in places is
o rich that the most sceptical are nt a
osa to account for it.
A new discovery hai been made near
'umniins ' city which experts say will assay
00 ounces of silver to the ton.
The reduction of the Cummins mail
ncllities i a great source of annoyance
ml inconvenience to the miners in that
' .imp.
In Cheyenne the wntcr fntnino has com
piled the city council to regulate the
upply. The Irrigation of lawns is not
llowcd.
The Catholic church of Cheyenne had a
larrow efc.ipc from destruction by fire
vst Sunday. The altar was considerably
amagcd.
The work on the Ames monument at
bonnan is progresninglvcrysatiflfaclorialy.
Vll the stone uork is cut , and the derricks
re in plnco ready for duty.
The Union Pacific has contracted for
wenty-two new buildings to he erected nt
lie Almy coal mines , near Kvanaton. The
ontrnct includes one Urge blacksmith
liop , six good dneUings for white families
nd fifteen house * for Chinamen.
There arc 00,13 ! ) head of cattle lintcd in
nrbon county , valued at SSOC.OOOjnlso 1C-
XX ) sheep , valued at32,000and900 : Angora
oats , valued at ? 7,000. The total assess-
icnt , outside of railroad and telegraph
ropcrty , is 31,300,000 ; adding railroad
nu telegraph property , 8850,000 , will
ring the total assessment up to over
1,000,000.
UTAH.
A match factory will soon bo started in
ialt Lake City ,
ThoDeserct university building of Salt
ako will cost 375,000.
St. Mary's hospital , just completed in
ialt Lake , is the largest in the west.
Fourtenta of surveyors are pitched in
ho vicinity of the Sixth Ward Jordnu
> ridgo. It is Riimmsed they are in the em-
ilovment of the Denver & llio Grande.
The Horn silver mine tunnel is penctrafc-
np ; a vein of fine copper silver ore , twenty
cot thick. This tunnel is now in about
wcnty.fivo feet. . The company shipped
en can of bullion the past week.
The. machinery for the stamp mill of the
iilver Chief Mining Company has nearly
11 arrived and is being taken to the site of
hejnill up Ogdcn Canyon. The mill will
jo in operation reducing ores , ills thought ,
vithin the next month.
. NEW MEXICO.
Doming has five miles of side tracks.
Socorro in 4,075 feet above the sea level.
Property is rapidly advancing in So-
orro.
Bailesare not as popular In Santa Fo as
onnerly.
A vigilance committee ia talked of in
Deming.
Socorro is nowcalled the "Gem City" of
ew Meiiao.
Demiimis receiving quito an immigration
rom California.
The Knights of Pythias have organized
a lodge in Santa 1'n
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ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
Ornci Front Rooms ( un italn ) In Hanscom *
now brick building , N. Vf. corner Kftccuth a
Firnhim Street * .
Notice toNon-Roililent Defendant
K. I ) , Lane ( full name unknown ) will take no
tire that ho has been mioJ by Dudley II. Steclo
Samuel II. Johnson and Samoril W. hprutlln , co-
) < artiic , doliiK bunlnau under the Unit n&mu o
fatcile , Johnson & Co. , In the District Court o
Itoujjlas county , Nobnula , to recover $3,031.21)
and interast from October 18 , 18i > 0due them on
lironilwory notu iHiarln Uato Apnl 0,1878. Alsc
that an attachment lion been made on certai
funds In the Firat National bank of Omaha , Nc-
bratVa , belonirlni ; to J ou anil which the said par
tics abo\o named ck to obtain to apply In pay
mentof tliclrtalJi'Uini.
Von are requlroil to answer & \ld petition on o
before Monday , the 21 Uayof August , A. 1) . ItWl
WAllltEK fiwiTZLEIt.
ov-i t-lt. Attomov for rialntlrt.
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BYRON REED & CO
JOLP3IT KTJlBLISUID
Real Estate
IN NEUUASKA.
Keep & complete abstnct of title to all Rea
Estutp In Oiuuia and Douvlu county. iua >
A. G. TROUP ,
ATTORNEY-
Ornci In Hunoomb't Clock , \rlth Qeorg * E
i'rlchett , l a Fuabua St. , Oumh , Kcb. |
Burdock
BlTTIES
! J on suffer from Djupcpila , itso
nimUOGK 11LOOD IIITTKIIS.
f jou are afflicted with Illllousncsn , use
1IU11DOCK W.OOD JIITTKIIS.
3 ou are prostrated with sick Headache , take
IJUlltJOCK lUOb ! HITTERS.
jour novels are disordered , regulate them with
I1UHDOCK I1LOOI ) HITTERS.
jour Hlood Is Impure , purify It with
DUIIDOCK IILOOD HITTERS.
jmilmc Indigestion , joti will find an antidote
HURDOCK HLOOD HITTERS.
yon are trouble J with Spring Complaint * , cr-
dlcato them with HURDOCK HLOOD HITTERS.
your LUerls torpid , restore It to healthy action
1th I1URDOCK IILOOD HITTERS.
j-our Liter I * affected , you will find a sure TO-
torntl\ In HUllDOCK IILOOD HITTERS.
f you hate any ipcclcs of Humor or Pimple , fall
ot to take BURDOCK HLOOD HITTERS.
jou have any njmptomsot Ulcers or Scrofulous
oroa , a curatlto remedy ulll l > o found In
UURDOCK1JLOOD UITTKKS.
or Imparting strength and vitality to the ays-
em , nothing can equal
BURDOCK HLOOD BITTERS.
or Xorvoiu and General Debility , tone tip the
Hlcm with HUllDOCK IH.O01) HITTERS ,
rice , 91.00 per Dottle ; Trial Dottles 10 Cts.
OSmMILBURN&Co
, , , , Props ,
BUFFALO , N. Y-
Sold at wholesale by Isli k McMahon and C. F.
oodinan. o 27 eodwlv. .
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the district court. DougUui County.
To SaiiuclC. DAY Is , Caroline Dttli , Elizabeth
I. Totnllnson atcl the heirs or del lues of Henry
r. Tomllnson , deceased whoso real names are un-
nown , lion-resident defendants.
/Von nro hereby notmcd that John T. Da\Is ,
lalntlff and present owner of the land hcrclnaft-
r described , did on the nth day of June , A. D.
881 , nio Ills petition In the district court In and
or Douglas county. Neb , against jou as defen
dants setting forth that on the 12th day of Jaiiu.
ry A. D. 1SCO , the nail Henry T.tomlliuon ,
nd Elizabeth II. , his ulfc , txocutcd and dclltcr-
d to the said Samuel C. DavH a dual of lands
Ituatcd In wild county In which a portion of the
ands Intended to bocomcyutlwas by a dcrkal
rror erroneously described as tiio north J Instead
f the west J of the southwest } of ecc. No. 1 , In
ounshlp Jio. 14 north of raugt No. 11 east ac
cording to the trtio Intent of the parties thereto ,
hidi deed la duly recorded in the office of the
lerk of the county of Douglas lu book JI of deeds
t page 182
1 ho object and prayer of mid petition Is that
said error bo corrected and that paid de l bo con-
tmcd as com cj-lnR the west Jot the southwest
uarter of said section No. one , and that the tltlo
hereto bo adjudged ta bo In raid plaintiff or In
hose law full ) claiming under him the saino as If
< ald error had not been made nnd that you and
achofj on be forever excluded from any Inter-
still nald land on account of naid irror and for
uch other to further relief as may bo lust and
Ight in the premises. And your are ami each of
ou li hcruby notified to appear and answer said
> ctltlon on or before the 1st day of August , A
. ,1831.
JOHN T.DAVIS.
Dated Juno 23.1881. I'lalntllT.
VM. K. MILLKR hU Attornev : ev-sat-St
LEGAL NOTICE.
n the Circuit Court of the United States , for the
the District of Nebraska :
At n ecssion cf the Circuit Court of the United
States , for the District of Nebraska , continued
mil held pursuant to adjournment , at the United
itatcs court room In the city of Omaha , on the
Mi ! day of Juno , 1SS1 , the lion. Elmer S. Dundy
it-Ing present and presiding In said court.
he follow Ing among other proceedings w cro had
nil done , to-wit :
No. 03 O.
ihcrman Vf. Knctals , complainant , vs. Edward
Hill , McUin Hill , Agnes 11111 , Ah In Hill , Flora
III ) , John Hill , guardian of minor defendants.
In chancery. Order on absent defendants.
And now , on this IDth day of June A. D. 1881.
being at the Hay term , A. L > . 1SS1 , of the said
court. It having been made to appear to the Bat-
sfaction of the said court , that thin li a suit
commenced to enforce an equitable claim upon
real property within the said district , and tnat
Edward Hill , Jlelvln Hill , Agnes Hill , Alrln
Hill , Flora Hill , John Hill , guardian of
ulnor defendants heroin are not
nhabltants of. and hate not been found within
ho said dltitnct , and have not toluiitnrlly ap
peared In this suit , on motion of James II. Wool-
vortli , Kn < ] . , solicitor for the said complainant , It
a considered by the court and ordered that the
said defendants above named be and they are
icreby directed to appear and plead , answer , or
demur to the complainant's bill ot complaint , on
or before the first day of August , 1881 , and that
n default thereof , an order be entered in thU
cause , taking the Bald hill pro confcstio.
It is further ordered by tin court that at least
twenty daj-s before the snld first day ef Au
gust , 1881. a copy of this order bo cr\cd upon
Edward Hill , MeUIn Hill , Agnes Hill , AUin
L'lll , Flora Hill , John Hill , guardian ot
the said defendants. wiiereevcr found ,
if practicable , and also upon the per
son orj persons in possession or charge of tin
real property described In complainant's bill o ;
complaint , if any there be , and that a certified
cepyofthH order ke published for four consccn
the weeks In the "Omaha Bee. "
( Signed ) ELMER S. DUNDY ,
Judge.
Tun UMTXD BiiTM or AMKIUCA , 1 - , ,
DlSTBICTOr NIBKAHIL * . )
I , Watson H. Smith , clerk of the Circuit court
ot the United HUtcs for the district of Nebraska
do hereby certify , that the abet e and foregoing i
a tmo copy of an order entered upon the
journal of the proceeding of said court , In the
cause therein entitled : that I have conijiared the
same with the original entry of said order , and 1
Is a true tranicrlpt therefrom , and of the whole
thereof.
Witness , my official signature , and thi
[ SEAL ] seal of ald court , at Omaha , In sal (
dlatrkt , thlslMhday of June , A. D.31
WATSON 11. SMITH , Clerk.
JAMES M. WOOLWOKTlI ,
JeZOwU Solicitor for I'lallntltr.
Notice to Contractors.
Scaled proposals will bo received by tbo
Hoard of County Commissioners of Douglas
County , Nebraska , until 'NVcdnesduy , Julj
L'Jtli. A.I ) . , 1881 , at 2 o'cjoc'k p. m. , for the
erection ot of n court house bulldlui ; a
Oniiilm , In said comity , In accordance will
plans nnd upeelllcutfons mailo by K. K
Myers , architect of Detroit , Michigan , am
now 011 file lu the comity clerk's olllco af
Omalm.
Kacli bid must bo accompanied by a good
niulsiiUlcient bond In tlio MIIII of tun thous
and dollan , ( Slu.uoo ) , coiulitloncd that thu
bidder will enter Into a coutrnct , and glvoi
coed and sulllcleiit bond , bhould iliu conlrac
bo awarded lilin.
A copy of tbo hpeclflcatlons will be for
tvurdeu upon application to thu count :
clerk at Onuiliu , Neb , , and lu all cases iiuib
acconipnuy proposals ,
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Hy order of the Hoard of County Commls
slonen.
OMAHA. Neb. , June 25tli , issi.
JOII.Vlt. JlANOIIKSTEH.
Jimo27-tf County Clerk ,
ST.3C.OTT3CS
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uur prices are asTiow as
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1
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