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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1881)
* : r > \ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 3 , 1881. % The Omaha Be < * < ! ihed every morning , except Snnd only Monday morning daily. TERMS BY MAIL- ar $10.00 I Three Months. $ . ' Months. . , 5.001 One " . . I THK WEEKLY BEE , \VcdncJe1ny. . TERMS POST 1'AID- : One Year. $2.00 I ThiccMontlw. . Six Months. . . . 1.00 One " . . COlinESFOKDEXCE-AM Commn cations relating to Ncn nnd Killtori.-xl tn ten should be addressed to tlio KiilTon THK BEE. BUSINESS LETTEIIS-A1I u ln Letters find Kemtttanccs ohould bo i drodsetltoTiiE OMAHA rcnusmso C ( PANT , OMAHA. Drftfto , Checks and IV office Ordera to bo tniule payable to ' order of the Comjiany. OMAHA PUBLISHIHB 00 , , Prop1 E. ROSEWATER , Editor. John II. Pierce U In Choree of the Clr atlon of 111K DAILY EKE. NORTHERN Nebraska declines ni longer to bo known na the "unknoi country. " THE funding of the national dc under Garfiold's ndininintrntiou BAthe \ the country $15,000,000 a year. WITH street sprinkling ami Here coaches in our city , Omaha's rivt may well grow green with onvy. VERMONTERH are discussing the pi priety of prohibiting prohibiUc Neal Dow is yet to bo heard from. THE Irish land bill is now bofo the House of Lords. It is boliovi that Friday will witness its passaj by that body. EACH atop of President Garfiol toward recovery lengthens Ouitonu chances for long lifo find shorten h term in the penitentiary. THE next Kentucky legislature wi cheese a United States senator to aue coed Mr. Beck. The - general in : prossion is thatMr. Bock will bo hewn own successor. DH. HAMMOND can never forgiv the president's medical advisors fc not calling him in as consulting ply sician. That is tlio milk in tlio Han inond cocoanut. JULY'S custom and internal rovonu receipts aggregated the enormous sui ; of nearly § 32,000,000. A republics administration agrees with tlio treaa ury department. THE com crop of our state this yea will bo flufliciont to fatten every heai of catOo grazing on pur "mut'ori ranges and to leave in addition i largo surplus for export. THE Widow Von Cott is makiiif the most of the notoriety given her ai the once intended bride of Quitoau , She now demands $10 a day for hoi services at a camp mooting. THE contract has boon lot for the Grand Central hotel. With her twc metropolitan hotels Omaha will take another stride forward in her careoi of development and prosperity. WHEN the now street railway is ir operation to Hansoom park , thoquos tion "Aro you going to the park thin evening ? " will bo answered in the af firmative by hundreds of our people. TUB farmers of Nebraska are busj in their harvest fields , but they are not too busy to keep up n very hard thinking over the eiualifications ol candidates in the coming elections. AWKU the Jeannette is discovered the government will send out an exploring - ploring expedition in search of John A. Logan. Logan hasn't boon hoard from since Conkling and Plntt wont out. TUB season for cattle shipments has begun , andour otockmon are discover- jng that notwithstanding the hard winter there will bo a neat little sur plus of receipts over losses nnd oxpon- dituros. / * TUB Jttjntllican raves over TUB I BBB' "club. " THE llEK'a club consists - sists of 10,000 subscribers scattered through ev ry town and village in Ne braska and circulating in every slate and territory of the Union , TUB loss to our city by rcsason of an insufficient supply of building material this Berson can bo reckoned up in the inability of owners to erect at least a score of buildings. Two now and largo brick yards could find ample employment next spring and summer. ' THE chairman of tlio republican state central committee is rusticating , in Wisconsin. Until ho returns and i finds leisure to issue a call for a meet ing of the committee Nebraska repub- licons must wait in patience for the determination of the time and loca tion of the next republican state con vention. t THE NEW COURT HOUSE. Our county commissioners lir scon fit to reject nil the bids for i novr court house and tlioy liavo i dorcd the nrchito-H , Mr. Mycrw , prepare modified plans by subslituli a second-class firo-proof for the fir class firo-proof building AS oritrina dcMgncd. Two reasons are assign by the commissioners for this coun Ono is the fact that the cost of t building nn originally designed w exceed the limit they had put up the Bamo twelve months nj the other reason is that some of t bidders did not fully comply with t requirements of tlio proposals. Now everybody knows that the n vnnco in the cost of labor and mal rials since last year is from ten twenty per cent. A court house tli could have boon built last year f $150,000 cannot now bo built f much less than $180,000. , Wo are i liably informed that responsible pi ties are ready to contract for t building under Mr. Myers' first-clt fire proof plans for $175,000. The people of Omaha nnd Dougln county want a first-class fire pro building and they will have nothii else. They voted $125,000 in bon with the distinct understanding th a fire proof building was an absolu necessity , and they oxpcct the coi misslonors to make good their proi iso , oven if the building should cc $25,000 or $50,000 above tlio origin estimate. No reasonable man e pects the commissioners bo able build on last year's estimate nt tl year's advanced price of labor at material. This talk about the irregularity < certain bids strikes us as n Micro pr text gotten up for the benefit < parties who want to take ndvnntaj ) i the successful bidder. The goi > rnl impression among business me s that the needless delays by tampo ng with well arranged plans nnd n .dvortising for bids are inoxcusabli ? here is a good deal of skulduggor nd scheming going on , nnd indiroc iicssuro is being brought on the com lissionors by interested parties , wh rant to foist a second rate building o ho county , which will enable cor ractors to pocket money nt the c > icnso of the taxpayers. It is nn open secret nmoug contrae ors and builders that the origins lyors plan is accompanied by auc ! ran clad specifications that there is n ossiblo chunco for n job. This i rhy the irregular bidders wnnt modi cd plans for n court hous liat will afford the county little bet sr protection than the old one 'rdinarily ' wo are glad to earn part o 10 tnxos assessed against THK BEI y public advertising but wo shouli refer to forego the extra patronagi E a ro-advortisomont for bids if tin smmissionors will proceed with tin uilding without further needless doAN AN UNSETTLED QUESTION. The possibility of n long convalos. moo in the case of the president and s consequent inability to perform .0 duties of his oflico raises the lostioii whether , under such circuit uncos of temporary disability , the ce-prosidont would bo authorized toke ko upon himsnlf the functions ole o chief executive. The constitu- 311 provides certain duties whicli n only bo performed by the osidont ami cannot bo dole- xtod te > any other ollicor. lie constitution proscribes that the csidont shall nominate , nnd with the niBont of the simato make appoint- onts. No one , therefore , ox- pting the president can prose - > so nominations to the uonato , mid ) ono but the president n make appointments confirmed bye o senate. As commandor-in-chiof the nrmy and navy the president is 0 only oflicor authorized to 11 out the naval or military forces r the suppression of insurrection the repelling of invasion If any rious riots should break out in any jlioa of the country which the gov lors of the states found themselves able to eiuoll , the president iilono 8 authority to call out nnd use mill- y force. Tlio gtmoral of the army il the secretary of war may use the fiilarnrmy for police eluty in the rilorios , but" they have no right to id thcso troops into nny of llio itcs. Again the constitution coui- inds the president to communicate congress , the stuto' eif the untry and make such rocommundn * iiis as ho may doom proper for their jislativo action. Congress may pass vs , but no luw can go iii o ellbct un it has boon approved by the presi- nts That function makes the presi- nt n part of the law-making power" fho povornmont. nnd in the oxer- o of that function the president's ; is not merely clerical as in the ning of n commission , but ho is und to employ nil the men- faculties . that are requisite in .sing judgment upon every import- . ' moasuro. In CAHO of the presi- it's disability to consider or approve 1 appropriation bills passed by Con * as , the wliolo machinery of our gov- niient would soon bo at n standstill , juld the illness oi the president bo 'tracted ' through months of weary ivalosconco this question would 20 itself upon the attention of the government for speedy detormii tion. tion.Tho The constitution declares that case of the romovnl of the preside from office , or of his death or rcsigi tion , the vice president succeed * his place and becomes president. . ' case of removal or rcsignnti has ever occurred , but t death of thrco presidents 1 resulted in the succession of equal number of vice-presidents the presidency. The language of t constitution that in case of the prc dent's ' "inability to discharge t powers and duties of the said oflii the same shall devolve on the vie president , " fails to cover the ca ; There is nothing in the whole instr mcnt nor in the proceedings of co gross by which it is possible to dote mine whether the "disability" co tomplatcd is a temporary or portr ncnt one or both. The question at must obtrude itself , whether in ca of a protracted , though not ncccssa : ly permanent disability of the pro dent , the duties of the chief cxocuti shall devolve upon the vice-preside for the time being and be laid asi when the president is able to resur bis official duties. It is a singul Pact , which has but recently be brought to notice , thnt the constit Lion has not sufficiently given to co [ jrcss any power to make provision f the disability of the president to di : hargo the powers and duties of 1 ; jlllco , when there is a vie president upon whom they may d folvo. It distinctly declares that co jress shall provide by law for the ca if removal , resignation , death or 5 ibility of both president and vie ircaidont. No provision is made f < ho vice-president acting tcmporari is president or donning the procodui y which the inability of n prcsidei s declared removed and his functioi TO resumed. Probably on account i ho failure ot the constitution to 1 xplicit upon this point , congre as neglected to make provisic ar such an emergency , nr t haa * never yet been decide rhothor it lias authority to take sue ction or not. Justice Story , in con wonting on this clause of the constiti ion , merely says : "No provision IK ot boon made for the caao of the ii bility of the president or vice pros cut to perform the duties of hi flico , nor has any niodo of proof' boo rcscribod to ascertain the fact of ii bility or what shall bo deemed ir bility. " Tow whether President Garfield shal illy recover and bo able to discharg 10 active duties of his office bofor > ngross moots or not , it will bo th nporativo duty of congress 'to pass , w defining ! disability of president- Describing the manner in which th dstohco of'suoh disability shall b icortaincd , , and how the romovn : such shall reinstate the prcsidon 'full authority. Unfortunately ii flo General Garfield should bo un > lo to consider and approve such t w when passed by congress nnotho lemma will present itself , and tha how any law on that subject shal i passed before President Garfiole well enough to approve such a bill IN taking possession of the Nov jrk custom house , Collector Robert n paid a well deserved compliment his predecessor , General Morritt r the efficiency and economy of hit ministration. During the year end g Juno aoth the revenues of the rt reached the enormous total ol 40,000,000. Notwithstanding the mbor of clerks necessarily employed the handling of this immense sum o cost for the collection of every 00 deposited in the treasury hat ly boon $1.85. This is a record lich challenges comparison. TUB aldermen of Boston spent arly § 30,000 , last year for refresh- Mils , most of it for committees' uohes and wino. Those oxpondi- res wore covered up in the nud- ir's report ns much as possible , but vo boon dug out by those infernal wrtors. Boston alelormon consider 3 average reporter a worse sped- m of nil infernal macoino than Donovan llossa's cso of dynamite. the XLVIIth congress moots ict December there will bo thirty- -on republicans , thirty-eight demo- its { including David Davia of Illi- is ) nnd one readjuster-democrat DiieiMl Mahono ) in the senate , ere wore elected to the house 148 niblicaiiB , 135 democrats , 8 | reun- ck men and ii readjuator dompcnvts. Hy all means lot us have those srdiea. They will give our people sap fares through atroota that are t within reach of the street rail- id , and they will also compel the oot railroad to give their patrons ter accommodations. ) MAHA and Council Dlutls should rk shoulder to shoulder for a free 3011 bridge. Douglass andPottawat- lie counties will contribute their iTo toward such an important en- prise. L'HE addition to the Union Pacific > ps means an increase in mechanics Dmaha , and a consequent increase he amount of money placed in cir- ution in our city. Cheap transpor tation by street railroads to the BI urbs of the city , which are now In cessiblo to our workwomen , will suit in the filling up of portions our city at present unoccupied w houses and homes of families. POLITICAL POINTS. Oeneral Weaver is said to estimate greenback vote of Iowa this year at ( 000. 000.Uen Uen Butler will not run for governor Massachusetts tlil * year , owing to circu ittnnccs beyond his control. The democrats in Ohio tlon't speak Oov. Foster tlilnycarjH "Calico Cli ley. " That name helped to elect him t years ngo. David Davis , of Illinois , announces purpose to retire from puMic life at I end of his aenatorlftl term. He will live Hlooinlnfcdale ami attend to private bi Prince Blsmarclc once said to A frlei "In politics I net at I do nut snipe she Ing. I put tny foot on one stone and not take it off till I eo tny way to ano er. When 1 have found that , I firmly si nnto the new stone and leave the old c behind , and so on until I am out of t marsh. , * Ex-Senator Conkling has ono ofilc privilege left lie may send and rcce : public documents free of postage until 1 ccmber 1st. Assistant Attorney Gen ? Freeman has decided that n senator lias resigned is entitled , under the act March 3 , 1870 , to the name privilege anc whoso term hai expired , Gov. Smith's reign lias been an cxciti one , and his name will be found on I l > agcs of history as the great Badger v governor. The sharp and decisive ca l > aign against the Chippewa Indians , < : all to arms againat the Eau Claire si iccrs , and the sagacious cavalry ri through the Eau Gnlle fastnesses all gj military urcstage to the governor and I itaff. itaff.The The grccnbackcrs are nlanning to he in extensive jubilee at Muscatine , low it an early date , lasting four days. T ntention is to commence on some Salt lay yet to bo appointed. Hon. Jei Harper will orate on the first day ; t Itevs. Do La Matyr and P. P. Ingnlls w ireach funeral sermons on Sunday a ither lights will hold forth on the remal ng twodays. There will bo a lot of nicturesmie mal ial for a new party on the outnldu of po ics presently. There are Butler , Forne jicklcn , Mnllett andCpnkling already 01 md David Davis threatens to join thei L'hcn there are Gorham nnd Tuthill , w' , vonld go if there was nnythingto be ma > y it. It would be a great pleasure to i heso persons if they could be in a party mall that nil of them would bo visible he public eye all the time , and it would t great pleasure to both the old parties : novv they were there. [ New York T ; nine. Syracuse Journal ( Hep. ) : Tin rcpub an party of this state is not divided ; tl eartlmrninus caused by the severe contc t Albany are rapidly disappearing ; tl esulta of that contest are accepted i wl nd proper ones and such is the goou di ipline nxd the innate spirits of the repul icans of this state that , in order that di ster shall not come from that cause , tin rill put forth extraordinary efforts i vercoino nny _ drawbacku that might tci i that direction. The shaping of the sta icket can as yet beonlyamatterof conic ire. The present state officers are mule tooel to be candidates for renominatioi iccept that Controller Wadsworth seeks : at.in congress instead of another term i sntrojler. There arc good nrgumcn oth in favor of renominating the ol ckct and of a newdistribution of the cai idates. It is , perhaps , too early to d jnnino just whut is best and politic. Tl nly question of serious importance is as < hat ticket will command the heartie iplKJrt and have the best chance of su Another good democrat has gone wror i Stark county , Ohio. The county trca rcr , Timothy Sullivan ( democrat ) , is sal ) be a dcfaultertin , the sum of $13,70 tillivnn asserts his innocence as usun nd there is the customary pretense tlu 10 charge is made for political effect. Bi is proved that the books were examine y n reputable lawyer of Canton , nndthr 3 refused to pass certain of the allege assets. " Now , if the latter were good : ould be a gimplo matter for the count easurer to convert them into securitic lat would pass nn inspection. It appeal lat the old trick of giving personal note r the temporary use of drafts and certif ites of deposits had been attempted b 10 treasurer , and detected by the exair er , who also learned that the drafts an rtificates were returned to the bank id the notes taken up after the examine in. The treasurer has been removed b ie unanimous vote of the county commit men * , and a substituo appointed in hi cad. DOOIDBNTAL JOT PINGS. CALIFORNIA. Santa Anna has just ahippeda carload o ustard seed , in sacks , to New York. The Colton cannery will put up nbou 3 tons of fruit , or 1150,000 cans , this sea n. n.Some Some farmers in Kern county are over n by rabbits. One man shot 300 in i : ck. Eleven hundred nnd fifteen Chlnamei d paid poll tax in Santa Clara county ui the 1st of July. It is alleged that a man in San Dem line county has been offered $2,500,001 his mine , a nuniHised wonderful donosi silver. A.n immense miake , declared by thow 10 have caught glimpses of him to bo Ii 20 feet long , has his haunt near Water d , btanislaus coimtv. Six new wells nro about to bo sunk ii n l-ernamlo oil region. In the hist sue. wful well , high up on the side of tlit luntain.oil waa struck at n depth of l.GOC It is proposed to build a one-track rail- ul from llnuford to Aiitioch , and the sally Delia learns that nearly enough > ital hns nlready been ( subscribed tu ilo i work. Thousands of fish nro dying in Donnei UP , and the bhoro of the same is literally ed with their dead bodies. It is tiaid it some miscreants are killing them with nt powder. luring last week a great water tmout ike in Panamlnt C'auon , destroying nix les of the fine and coatly grade , t-o that lecamo necessary to build n trail to gtt a : k mule over it. t U reported that a chnnire of time will n be made in th Southern route bi tch the time between Kansas City and i Jrancisco , via Los Angeleu , will be rtentHi sixteen hour * . ? ho lai'Cbt bee ranch in Santa Clara inty Is un the Los Uatos Creek ; nnd con. s.nf 100 stands. Last year it yielded in 100 to 150 pounds to the bland , but 1 tiot elo oiull this year , lie Union claims that S n Diego coun. has more miles of railroad tlian any nty In the state. During the present r nearly a hundred mile * will be added , king about 'JftO wiles in all. 'he cattle in the vicinity of CamiM ) , .San go county , are eufreriug from an un. iwn dUease , which is generally fatal , ecially among the calved. One report oes the loss at one-half of this year's in. ise. ise.Vo Vo thousand hop pickera will be needed becure the incoming hop crop of the rallup Valley. Picking will begin about 1st of September. Several large sales he prospective crop have been made at cents a a pound. lefore the waters of Kern River were ributed over the country in canals and toes , the locality was fatal for ulieep Now , however ; the vegetation is such tl the animals thrive wonderfully , and th quality in of the finest. There Is a ranch In Colusa county vrh tiM been farmed continuously since If ) always In tome kind of grain , and The says it has grown at least twenty-six gc rot * in the twenty-nine yean. Sometin it has produced fifty buihela to the nc and never loss than twenty-five. It Ii B to put the nverago not less than thirty 1 shels for twenty-six years , OFlEdON. Burglars are disturbing Portland. Horse thieve * nbouml In c.vt Oregon. The sorghum crop on Wagner creek , southern Oregon , is turning out better th had been anticipated. Three steamers are bound for Yukir bay with 0,000 tons of etccl rails for t Oregon 1'ncific railroad. Worms are doing much damage to wht In Ynmhill county , Oregon. One farm loics 200 acres from their ravages. McIIaley's band of sheep on Long crcc Grant county , Oregon , numl > ering 1,4 ( yielded 11,000 pounds of wool , an avcra of eight pounds per head , Many farmers in Lane county repc that their snring wheat Is taking rust. O gentleman had a field of 100 acres that thinks will not pay for cutting. The n : has appeared very suddenly , causing qul an alarm. It Is most RC % ere near Irvi ; station. Two engineering parties are now In t ! field locating a line between Comvnllis ai Yaquina Bay. The road will bo nixty-t\ miles long , of standard guagc , and la with fifty pound steel rails. The ncrvl of 1,000 Chinamen has been secured , ni they will be put to work at trading with two weeks. NEVADA. A now hotel Is erecting nt Eureka. Unusually heavy rains have been flee ing the state. Nevada sage brush is said to be a pi ventlvo to phylloxera. Graders on the Eureka k Central roi are at work at Eureka. This has been the warmest summer ev experienced In Nevada. The decision In the RIchmond.Albli case occasioned a loss of 9200,000 in Albli stock. UTAH. Salt Lake has a bicycle club. Park City has had nnotlw fire. Deep Creek miecs are booming. Building in Salt Lake is unprecedentc The territorial fair will be held In O tober. Railroad extension is the order of tl Jay in the territory. Pioneer day was generally observed. Gen. McCook takes command of Fo Douglas in September. Fishermen In Strawberry valley are en .iloying giant powder to destroy trout. IDAHO. Crops are said to be looking fine in Main . alley. Bullion is accumulating at the Cust < nill at the rate of § 30,000 week. The Chinese n. e floating 1,000 cords < vood down More creek to Boise city. From thirty to forty carpenters are sale o bo kept busy at Dillon building house : There are now nbout 7,000 people in th Vood Ulver country , and 100 arriving IK lay. lay.Farmers Farmers on Cantos Prairie are now bus ; uttinc timothy that will yield from tw 0 four tons to the acre. The money paid fcr entering land at th , ewiston < land office during the year end ng Juno 30 , 1881 , amounting to $44 , 70.20. A correspondent at Moscow estimate hat the total yield of flax-seed in that re ion this year will bo 180,000 bushelt 'hich is an increase over last year of thre .undred per cent. The crop of wheat am thorgrains will be largo also. , If trans lortation is assured a very large amount o nnd ill be seeded with wheat next sea on. _ WASHINGTON TERRITORY. There are thirty-nine school districts Ii ipoknne county. The contract for building a Catholl liurch at Sprague has been let. The lady members of the Dayton Epls apal church have organized St. Mary' luild. The Cheney school has forty-seven pu Us. A good showing tor a town less thai year old. The new bridge across the Patabn a 'omeray is 294 feet long. The creek i bout six feet wide * llockford , Stevens county , has been lati nt into lots and blocks. It promises sooi > be a thriving town. The work of getting out ties on the Tie in has been ordered discontinued for tin resent. The work of driving them ilowi 10 river will soon commence , The N. P. U R. Co. have completes iclr 15,000 gallon water tank at Spokam alls. Water is brought to the tank a dis1 ince of 2900 teet through a two-inch pipe , itli a fall of 84 feet. Gen. Sprague has telegraphed the posl Bee department that the Northern Pad : was ready to render a dally mail service itween Ainaworth nnd Spokane Falls , daily express service has been put on by fells Fargo & Co. Wells. Fargo & Co. shipped from Pen- cton , during the year ending June 30th ; urrenoy and drafts § 47,450.78 , gold coin 10.709.04 , silver coin 3U9.90 , gold bullion id dust 61,712 , silver bullion § 1-1,328.32 , tal 8147,390.01. The temporary bridge across the Sno- mo river , nine miles east of the Falls , ill bo somewhnt niry : sixty feet from the rfaco of the water to the rail , and neven- live feet irom the bed of the river. The an will be ono hundred anil eighty feet. COLORADO. Denver has sixty paupers in her jioor- UhO , Recent rich btrlkes in Clear Crock conn- are reported. An effort is being made to iavl\e the mlville Stock Exchange. A large brick block , 2. > 0 feet front , U ha lf erected ( it Fort Collins , Arilmuser fc liuscli , the St. Lou's ' brew- i , arc erecting a § 23,000 brewery In Den- r. Seventy-five dwelling , worth § 8,000 to 0,000 each , are now in process of con- action in North Denver , Horn Biker.iml free gold arc being found the quartz ere opened uii in tha Ready ah , Long and Derry Hill , Leadvllle. \t Fort Colliiu ICO teauiM and men are w taking tits * out of the river. About ) ,000 have been run down the river thU ,5011. I'he tnuik ( if the Denver & HIo Oiandu hvay has reached Duruiigo , and the pment of freight into that city Ih-gau on ursday. [ t is estimated that the assessed valua- n of property in A'npahoe county , Col. , s year , will not fall below $23,000,000. st year it was about $18,000,000. I'he Farewell consolidation , at hull- idence. is now running about 20 tons n f of $30 ore. It is expected that the .put will bo 80 tons a day when the mill n running order' bonanza is the great surface camp of the te. In nn other section are the mines rich in extent or ore bodies near theuur- e. Another encouraging fact regarding 1 district U that in every instance de- opment has improved the quality of the Juite a number of prospector * are en ; ed in the vicinity of Gnzzly pa&s and nit Irwin's peak. A strike of soJia ga- a and yellow copper is said to have been de that assays 750 ounces of silver to thf ton , nnd on the other side of the 1 another strike of n six-inch Aeln has I made which assays over 2000 ounces. The work of putting down the third on the Denver and Rio Grande raita between Denver and Pueblo , is progrcsi rapidly , and over thirty miles are t completed. The whole will be laid 1 few weeks , and thus facilitate throi shipments between the cast and Dem as well as Pueblo , without the necessity a transfer 0.4 heretofore. MONTANA. Benton boasts a brass band , The Miles city mall reaches 1200 lett per day. Butte hai a military company of six two member ! The hay harvest In Gallatln count ; below the average. Wex > l Is Belling at 20 cents per pound the Benton market. Glcndale Is booming and forty bulldli ire In course of erection. The demand for laborers In Deer Lex largely exceeds the supply. Thousands of buffalo hides are naid to ying at Glendive waiting for transpoi .ion by rail , > Mr. Villard siys the Northern Pacl ivill be completed to the Tacl lie coast wi n two years. The Courier advocates the building Bozcman of a $10,000 or $50,000 hotel b ; itock company , The trip from Fort Benton to St. Pi vas recently made via the river In f ( md n half days. There will be twenty-eight bridges .ho Northern Pacific railroad between I lo Blackfoot nnd Missoula , The smelter which is being erected , he Barker mines is to cost 340,000 a vill be completed within sixty days. During the present year the Alice ml , ake3 the eighth place in the list of I greatest' silver producing mines on t : ontincnt. It Is thought that the Utah & Northc vill extend their sunfoy ns far an Bent , his season nnd bring on the iron burse ipeedtly as possible. For the month of June , the net procee if the Hecla Consolidated Mining Co lany's operations at Glcndale amounted ipworda of 82200 per day. WYOMING. Stock shipments have begun in earnc Cummins is to have another stai nlll. nlll.Trent Trent fishing on thcheadwateraonSnn ivcr is said to be excellent. The old Nntrona mining district on t > weetwater has boo resuscitated. A great many miners arc rushing it he Hartville mining district from 1 Jlack Hills. The Union Pacific company is ptitti n a number of artesian wells at llawll nd other points west. Laramic City is prospering ; her mi : hants are in good spirits , and the mir n the vicinity are making a good ehowir The times in Rawlins are good ; ni uildings are being constructed in lar umbers , and the people arc confident ol rosperous future. The convicts at the Laramie City pet cntiary have made about 10,000 brie er day for the past two months. Thi ave also planted nnd worked a large fie f potatoes. The owners of the Green Mountain Be line at Copperopolis , have hod a 17 < ound test at the Boston & Colorado sine ! ig works , at Argo , near Denver. The r tit showed that the ore was worth $171. ' > the ton in copper and silver. Messrs. Thos. Sun 'and Boney Eanies f Sweetwater county , and Dr. Graff , i mnhn , have sold to Col. D. H. Wnliai id others , of .Pennsylvania , the soda lal cated by them a few years ago , situate i the Sweetwater river , about eight liles no'th of Rawlins. The price paid rgc. Three years'ngo ' two eastern capitalis ! ivested'$16.000 In one thousand head i eatern-cattlc , in Wyoming , dividing tt ock equally. At'the end ofeightec lonths one of the gentlemen sold out h mro'for § 22,000 and six months later 'tl ' ; ; her party'closed out for 840,000 , makiu net'profit'of § 42,000 on the investmen Geo. Meredith , Jersey City , writes : "Mi FiHNa-BLOSSOM you sent mo has had tli ippiest effect on my daughter ; her heat : he nnd depression of spirits has vanlshec 10 Is again able to go to school , and is t irely as a cricket. I shall certainly rei nmend it to nil my friends. Price f nts , trial bottle 10 cents. augl-lw DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE. Ask druggists for "Rough on Hats. ' clean ) out rats , mice , bcd-bugf aches , vermin , flies , nuts , insect ! > c per box (3) ) I nVPI EC ' ttm Agent for COI.UMDI lUIUUtOi anaorrOUICVCLES. Sen thrco cent stamp for&uUogt and price list containing lu information. N , I , D , SOLOMON , Faints , Oil * and GLu OMAHA. NEB ebraskaLandAgencj DAVIS & SNYDER , 36 Farnham 8t . Omaha. Nebraska 400,0003LcE&xs3 : rcfully selected land In Eastern Nebraska fo e. Croat IUrj-alnj hi Improved farms , am lahn city | > roxrtj- | ; . F. DAVIS. WKnSTKR SNYDEIl ' .ate f j < ml Com'r II. T. U U. _ 4n-fclitf PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. Ot KICK OK Pl-RCIIVHI.VU AMI Otfuu , Neli. , July is , : S1. lealcd propOMUn , In duplicate , subject to tin iil | ' oncllt'ons ' , ill bo rccclxcd at Dili oluYo mi lio'ilockiioon on Aiietut JO , 1SS1 , at wind 10 and place they " 111 bo opened In the IHVK oof bidders , for the fundshinsr nddclAir\ tlio KubkUtenvu [ Storehouse , in this city , ol nty.lho thousand ( j > 5e)00) ) jiouiida Hour , In ( , Btron ; , ' , Hln lo votion mckK , 'olio nndefroiu No , l sprinjr wheat , half hard , f boft , or ( ) dtf u , to bo imtatcd before frliul. , uiulnilxtxl In mlllln ; , to bo Id h ground. njilo of Hour to bo kent Initli jiroio ] ali. anil to 1m dfliu reel on or before Se | > tuinber litli. 1 , The t'0 > eminent reserves the right to re- i any nr all iirojiobala , lllatik iirojiosalii can jbtalucd at tlilt ortice. l'roK | > iau must bo in. 'cd ' in sealed cm elopes marked " 1'roiiosaU Klour"nnl addresaed to the iinilenluiuil. ' . "gJ3t _ _ _ c.s.,1 % e. ilES. LOUISE MOHR , duite o ! the Si. L u School of MMwlvca. at 8 California Street , Between Fifteenth and BUteenth , th ild.e , hero calU will lie promptly respond. o t any hour during the day or tilshtinU.13 inU.13 3XterL.Thoinas&Bro , WILL BUV AND SELL ASP All. TKAKSACTIOS COXXCCT1IDTIIUKW1TII. y Taxes , Bent Houses , Etc. If TOU VTAM TO RUT OR ktu. at Office , Iloom 8 , Crclghton lilocfc/Omah * . _ . _ - . G. RUSSELL , M. D. , " ) MCBPATHIO PHYSICIAN. as s of CUlUren mid Charonlc Dlscosca : Ulty OlOce at UedJtnc * . 2CXX ) t > 5rtr t , rt-8 to 10 a. ui. , 1 to 2 p. m. , MJ iftere p ul6dlmm CHEAP LAND FOR SALE. 1,000,000 Acres - OH1 THE - FINEST LAND - IN - EASTERN NEBRASKA. SKLEejTKD IN AN K A TILT DAT ROAD LAND , DDT LAND OVNKD BT NON RlMtDKNTa WHC AUK TIBBDPATlNOTAXKa AND AUK OFFKIltNO TIIKln LANDS AT THB LOW rnioE or $0 , $8 , AND 810 ran AOBE , ON tONO TIME AND KABT TBIWB. WE ALSOIOFFEU FOH SALE IMPROVED FARMS - IN - Douglas , Sarpy and Washington ALSO , AH IMMENSE LIST OF OiuahCityMEstate Including Elegant Residences , Business md Residence Lots , Cheap Houses and Liois. and a large number of Lots in most of ho Additions of Omaha. Alto , Small Tracts of C , 10 and 20 ncrces n nnd near the city. We have good oppor- .unities for making Loans , and in all cases isrtonally examine titles and take every , \i > recUvn ! to insure eafety of money so uveated. lie ow we offer a email list of SrsoiAt BAUQAINB. BOCGS & HILL , Real Estate Brokers , 14OS North Side of Farnham Street , Opp. Grand Central Hotel , OMAHA , NEB. CAB CAI C A beautiful residence lot lUn OHLC California bctw ccn 22nd and 'M etrcets , $1000. BOGGS & HILL. CAD CAI C Very nice house and lot rUIi OHL.U on 9th and Webster streets. vltU bain , , coal house , well cistern , shade and mit trees , everything ; complete. A desirable ilece of property , figures low UGS & HILL. CAI C Splendid buslncu iota 3. E. Onl C corner of ICth and Capita u cnuo. noaas t iiitL : OR SALE .MS5ScICHO BOCGS & HILL. "flP QAI C Ij"Ke' house on Davenport Un OnLI. street between llth and 12th oop location ( or boarding house. Owner wll all low BOQOS& HILL. IflD CAI C Two new houses on full lot \ Un OnLb in Kountze & Ruth's adil- V ion. ThU property will be sold very cheap. HOGGS & .IIILL. 171011 SALE A top phcuton. Enquire of Jas. L Stcphenson. 094-U CAI C Corner of two choice lots In OHLC Shtnn's Addition , request to t once submit best cosh offer. offer.BOQGS & HILL. flR CAI P A B01 < u > ccairoble res Un OnLb dcnce property , $4000. BOGGS & HILL. RESIDENCE Not In the market VCIUC Ower will eeU for 80,600. BOGQS & IIILL. flR Qfll f 4 ? oed lots' Snlnn'a 3d M ! UH OHLC dltion ? 1W ) each. HOGGS & HILL flR CAI C A very fine residence lot , to VII vrtkb some party desiring to build fine house. $2W. tfOGQS & IIILL. "OR SAI F About200IoUlnKounU 4 Un OHLC Ruth's addition , Just south ( St. Mary's otcnue , WfiO to 1800. faeao lot * re near business , surrounded by fine improve lent , and are 40 per cent cheaper than any othe iU in the market. Save money by buying thes lls- BOOGS & IIILL. OR S AI P I8ts > w' ' Mo for fine real iVJJ dcnce. ° n I'"k-Wild avenue block. S. E. of depot , all cohered with fine larg ccs. Price extremely low. $000 to $700 BOQQS & HILL. 'OR SAI F . f010.v,7 Lake' , addition. theftP 1 ( > t BOGG3 & HILL. ; OR SALE " SsaL.S3WSs.ffi" BOOGS & HILL. 'OR SAI F Sllotl ) ? n 2fllh2 h. 'n , , n y"LC 20th and SOth Sts. , between 9X SB3 > UBirf1 ° na " " rropo"cd "tension o" Wee street. Prices range from 8200 to WOO e haxe concluded to give men of Bmall means l' 0 chance to secure a home and "il i BOOns Si HILL. ftl ? SAI F 'f0 " . 0 " " ' < rom city , UII . about 30 yftbl. acres > ery choice .1 . lev , with running water ; balance BcuUy rolffn rirlp , only 3 wiles f jom railaond , JlS jc ' BOOGS & HILL' OR SAI F 40 ° . acres in one tract twelv . rV fut , mll01 'ro' ' cl'y ! 0 acres cu ntcdj , U\lng HpriiiR of water , wme nice va ; . Tlio land is all firbt-ilass rlih prairie. Prle W'a"0 BttGUS&HILL. HR RAI F ' 20acrcaln ° nel'0dy,7mllei UII ynl iwcstof 1'remont , Is allloicl id , paoducins licajy growth of gnu * , in high ley , rich will and } mlun from railroad aii 0 track , in good settlement and no better Ian 1 be found. BOGGS & HILL. IR SAI F Aili8'llj' lmlr ( " l 'arm of LJIl OMLE. 240 acres , 3 miles from city. 10 Implements on this land , owner not a ictlnal farmer , determined to sell , A good iiiing for some man of means. means.BOGCS & HILL. IR SAI F ri000arcs : of Land near Mil- Jll OHLC land StAtlon , 3,600 near Klk- : n , 3 to 0 ; 4,000 aorca In no/th / jartof coun. 87 t ° 810. a.OOOncres 2 to 8 miles fro , .Flo ? . e , 65 to $10 ; 8,000 acres west of the rikhorn w "W00 acrM " * ttow > a tt ? t eco urS : 'he abo\o land * lie near and adjoin nearly ry farm In the county , and can mdstly be BO U email cash payment , with the balance hi 1.2-8. ml Bcar'a time. JJOC08 & 1IILU ) R OIALC ejc.\ml fil" > rcslaenccs prop never bcfrre offered -not - known In the market a * IPROYED FARMS fen mid prlcecall o , BOGGS & HIL1 , . Budncss Lot for Sale . on Farnam and DouK. Us streets , from J3.000 to 83 , x ) BOGGS & HILL. OR SAI F 8Au,8lne8 ? lou nwt we J liri wl f1 Ua3 ° nle Temple ptlco uiccd of 000 ea BOQOS & HILL IR SAI F ? b. " lnef lot. west of O.U 'II Unbl. Fellow s block , K 600 each BOGGS & HILL. IR SAI F ? bualnesa > oU south side , ? C .WouBlu "reel , between 12th lath , 3,600 i uaih. BOGQS & HILL. V IR SAI F } ,60acrw.oc\erc < lwiUiyounjc AOf LC Vmbr ! " ' ! " x ter ; .ur V. J , BOOOS b .SK.L lit