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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , .DECEMBER 27 , 1802 ,
ON LAND GRANT RAILROADS
Kow Order Concerning Army Travel Issned
by the War Department ,
V/ILL / BE OF MUCH PRACTICAL BENEFIT
fnlemlnil to diva Officer * Infcinrmtlnn Nut
Obtained Ktupwlierc I.lftt of
Allied Jtonilnnnil Ttirlrllobt to
the Government ,
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Dec. 20. ( Special to
THIS BISK. ] The latest general order now In
process of issue by the War department , nnd
which has been prepared by the quarter
master general of the army , fills a long ex
isting want In transi > ortatlon circles and
abounds with information of Interest and
Imiwrtanco not only to the army , but to the
public In general , and all branches of the
executive departments of the government.
This order Is designed to show to officers
charged with the duty of issuing transporta
tion for troops and army supplies the loca
tion , mllcngo and principal connections of
the many land grants and bond-aided rail
roads of the country , as well as to Indicate
clearly to the Inexperienced the nature of
the land grants under which these roads nro
operated , together with the points nt which
the land grants nnd bonded portions begin
nnd terminate , nnd also the points nt which
BotthMiient in made of the accounts of each
road.
All legislation affecting these roads todate ,
July 1 , 18'J'J , has been classified and arranged ,
or so referred to in tlio order as to make ref
erence to the acts of congress convenient.
The Inoperative or obsolete legislation once
gwnilng In thcso mattcrn and published as
It was passed , in piecemeal form , has been
eliminated , nnd thus themistof bygone years
In which thesi < matters have been long
clouded has been brushed away by the now
publication.
It Isofl'rncllcnl Vnluc.
To further servo the interest sand conven
ience of all olllccrs issuing public trans
portation or making journeys on public bus
iness , a map showing In different colors ,
the many roads to which the order relates
Is published in connection therewith , so that
on officer may determine at a glance the
routes along which his travel lies and what
portions. If any , are covered by bonded or
land grant railroads , and Intelli
gently determine for -himself the
question ot routes to bo used on
official Journeys under existing laws and reg
ulations , which limit the IHSUO of transporta
tion in hind to officers traveling without
troops to the bond aided and free land grant
railroads nnd to conveyances owned by the
United States. Mistakes in these matters
made by olllccrs are costly , as the law and
t-cgulations , as now existing , forbid reim
bursement of the cost of transportation over
such roads when erroneously paid by olllccrs
from private funds.
Thi ! new order and map shows that the
bond-aided railroads lie entirely west of the
Missouri river and form the great nerve
centers of connection between the Pacific
slope and the east , and cover 2,41)0 ) miles of
territory.
This land grant roads , about thirty-five In
number , form a network of connections from
Chicago , St. T-iOiiIs , St. Paul and Kansas
City , with points in the northwest as far as
Portland , Ore. , and Tacoma , Wash. , and
southward to New Orleans and Shrovesport ,
TLa. , and Tampa , Fla. , and southwestward
by way of the Atchlson , Topeka & Santa Fo
road to Albuquerque , N. M. , and via the At
lantic & Pacillo to Mojave and Los Angeles ,
Cal. , and thcso cover MiH8 miles of terri
tory. Thus all through travel west
of the Missouri and south of
the Ohio rivers necessarily involves the use
of these land grant and bonded railroads ,
nnd the Intricacies and inconvenience of sep
arate settlements with the-United States for
all services performed for the general gov
ernment. The all cash roads very properly
Insist that their accounts for public trans
portation , both passenger and freight , which
aggregate over 2.1)00,000 annually for the
army alone , shall bo divorced from those of
, the subsidized and land Kraut roads , as
otherwise the cash roads would have to take
up the vexatious question of settlement with
these handicapped connections.
Sumo Important dinners.
The law moreover places the supervision
nnd responsibility for settlement of Iho ac
counts of these roads controlled by land
grant nnd subsidized legislation , exclusively
'under ' the quartermaster general , and
charges him with the duty of keeping dis
bursing officers of his department in conven
ient possession of the necessary references
to all laws , mid regulations governing the
tnattcr.
Over several of the moro Important and
extensive of these land grant railroads , such
* ns the Northern Pacific , the Atlantic & Pa
cific and the Atchlson , Topeka & Santa Fe ,
congress has , by the terms of the charters
granted , reserved the right to regulate
rates , from time to time , as it may see fit ,
nnd their compliance with any such reduc
tions us congress may impose is their only
security for the rich and extensive grants of
public lands , rights of way , etc. , conferred
py their acts of incorporation.
Under thcso provisions of law the roads
mentioned , as also extensive ixirtlons of the
Southern Pacillo system , suffered a reduc
tion ofJO per cent. In their trafllc rates from
March , IS'Jl , to.luly 1 , 18'JJ , and after this
date a still further cut to 50 per cent of
tariff rates to the general public , on all
transportation of troops and supplies for the
nnny.
Debt fir tint Itimdcil Uiillroails.
The forthcoming report of the commis
sioner of railroads will show the Indebted
ness of the bond-aided railroads to the
United States on July 1. lStt ! , to bo as fol
lows :
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UOAIM , Tin : INTKHKST PAID Tlir.Ur.IIN' IIY TUB
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The now order hears the impress of much
care and labor in Us preiuratlon for which
the appreciation in which U will bo huld by
the nnny , will doubtless bo amplu satisfac
tion to tlio quartermaster Koncral. It is n
practical order enturing Into thu dally uxpo-
rlbnco and personal Interests of all oflicers of
the army and rcplutu with infurmation to all
railroad oftlclals and to the traveling public.
If you have pllus DoWUt'a Witch Hazel
Bolvo will surely euro you.
Bet IlUSUtur'n Cluthua on 1'lrc.
KI.WOOU , lud. , Doo. 2(1. ( Mrs. .Million , a
widow living In the city , loft her three chil
dren alone In Iho house for a short tlmo yov
tcnlny. During her nhscnco the youngest
ton lit n match nnd act his 111116 sister's
clothes on flro. Before the mother relumed
the llttlo ono had been fn tally burned. The
child died after suffering for four hours.
An honest pill Is thn noblest work of the
apothecary. DoWltt's Llttlo Early Risers
euro constipation , biliousness nnd sick head *
nchc , '
SHOT IIEll LOVER.
Mm. Kmlly WllloiiKlilijr Mrniutntlr I'uno-
tiirmlllhini Dlton Dnrlncnn Argument.
I ast evening about 5:30 : o'clock there was
a little shooting scrape nt 1010 Izanl street ,
anil had It not been that a very nervous
woman held the weapon and flrol the shots ,
William Dlxon would probable bo winding
his way up or down the golden stairway
instead of wooing Christmas dreams on n
bench In n cell nt the city Jail.
'Mrs , Kmlly Wllloughby , the mistress of
Dtxon , handled thorovolver , and now regrets
her hasty action. According to the story of
both parties the woman thought that her
lover was untrue , and us ho spent considera
ble of his tlmo away from the Tznnl street
house , where the couple had been living as
man and wlfu , a suspicion of infidelity arose
and grow.
\VhCh Dixon ramo in last evening the
woman accused him of lavishing his affec
tions on other females. This was denied ,
and then the trouble commenced. Mrs. Wil-
loughby started In to tear her lover's eyes
out , and ho stood her off with a razor , at the
same tlmo threatening to sever her
Jugular If she came too near.
But Mrs. Willoughby Is ' not
the kind of a woman to bo bluffed , and
whipping n revolver from her dress pocket
ordered a halt , nt tlio same tlmo letting her
linger rest a little too heavily on the trig
ger , The weapon was discharged and the
bullet bcnctratcd Dlxon's left arm near the
shoulder , passing clear through It. Ono
shot was enough for Dixon and ho Hod.
The shooting caused a commotion in the
neighborhood and the pollco took the woman
in charge and sent her to thcjail. To Matron
Ciimmlngs the story of the shooting was
told , Mrs , Wllloughliy crying bitterly all the
time and bilging the police to forgive her
and let her go. After the matron had , by a
quiet talk and expressions of sympathy
quieted the prisoner she was booked ami
taken below to a cell. The charge on the
blotter is shooting with intent to kill.
letter on Dlxon was found and taken to the
Jail where ho is held as complaining witness.
His wound was dressed by Dr. Soiners who
pronounced it merely a slight flesh wound ,
Mrs. Wllloughby was arrested last April
for shoplifting ami when her apartments on
Izard street were searched several hundred
dollars worth of stolen property was found
which had been stolen from seine of the
large down town stores. The goods wcro re
turned and the prisoner was allowed to
pliud guilty to petit larceny and sent to the
anility Jail for thirty days.
I'rom .Nuu'iiorjj.
C. P. Moore & Co. , prominent druggists ol
Newbcrg , Oro. , say : "Since our customers
have become acquainted with the good qual
itlqp of Chamberlain's Cough Ilumedy wo
sell but llttlo of any other kind. Chamber
lain's medicines all give good satisfaction. "
For sale by druggists.
Vonllct ItroliRht In In the On of I ) . AV.
r.oiisnru , Onn of thu Strikorx.
KxTniiax , Idaho , Dec. 215. The jury In the
case of D. W. Leasuro , on trial in tho. su
perior court for the murder of Ivory Bean
nnd conspiracy in Cour d'Alone mining riots ,
fast July , has returned a verdict of not
guilty. The result of the trial is very im
portant , as it virtually decides there was no
conspiracy In the Cour d'Alcno trouble and
that the acts of the union miners were de
fensive and not rebellious. Ieasuro jvas
Jointly indicted with forty-two others upon
four charges , as follows : Conspiracy , mur
der of Ivory Bean , the blowing up of Frisco
mill and thu violating of the injunction of
thu United States district court. It is believed -
lioved the other cases will bo dismissed.
For throat diseases and Coughs use Brown's
Bronchial Troches. Like all really good
things , they are imitated. The genuine are
sold only in boxes.
Kvcryboily Will Bo Wolrnmcil.
SpnixnFinr.il , 111. , Deo. 20. Alfred Oren-
tlorf , chairman of the committee on invita
tions to the inauguration of state oflloers ,
issued the following invitation today :
. SiMiiNiiKir.r.u , HI. , Dec. 20. The committee
on Invitations to the Inauguration of Governor
John I' . AllgoUlt and ether stuto nlllcors on
January 11) ) , 1803 , bun doturmlnod that no
formal Invitations should bo Issued to the
citizens of thu stuto of Illinois , hut that all
persons , anil politicalcivic , inllllury nnd ether
iirRiinlzatloim fuulliiK an Interest In the event
uro hereby , through the press of the state , In
vited to take part on that occasion , and that
notlcoof the Intention of organl/nHoim to bu
present hhoiild hosi-iit to lion. M. U. Uldgoly ,
chairman of tlm local commlttoo of arrunno-
inents , Special Invitations will bo given the
president and vlco prusUtunt-oIecl and the
Kovernorri und governors-elect of the adjoining
PEltSOXAL 1'A It.tOIlAl'IlS.
M. M. Davison of Crete is at the Arcade.
S. T. Mclutyro of ICearnoy , is at the Del-
lone.
lone.C.
C. F. Calhoun of Springfield Is at the
Murray.
A. B. Clark of Winsldo is at the Mcr
chants.
D. Kemp of Norfolk is registered at the
Arcade.
G. G. Bailey of Tccumseh is a guest at the
Arcade.
U. S. Benne of Burr , is registered nt the
Mlllard.
TJ. Walkingham of Norfolk Is a guest at
the 1'axton.
D. D. Clark of David City is registered at
the Barker.
rJoiiteimnt-Govornor Majors of Peru , is at
thu Millard.
A. C. Scars of Grand Island is registered
nt thu Murray.
W. W. Davis of Shcnandoah Is a guest at
thu Merchants.
T. II. Marnell of Nemalm City , Is a guest
nt thu Dellone.
If. H. Vandlcar of Grand Island Is regis
tered ut the Paxton.
U. A. Clark of Crcston , la. , Is in the city , a
guest at thu Murray.
B. Dixon and wife of Wavcrly , are In the
city , stopping nt the Mlllard.
AV. B , Walker of Kearney was among last
night's arrivals at the Paxton ,
C. S. Wilson and Miss S , It. Wilson of Hastings -
tings are guests at thu Barker.
It. S. Smith of Nebraska City , was among
last nights arrivals at the Dellono ,
T. M. Marqtiotto , of Uncom'tho attorney
for thu U , & M. , is a guest at the Mlllard.
.1 , B. Reynolds , cashier of the Gothenburg
bank of Gothenburg , is at the Merchants.
D. M. Quackenhush and wife of Green
wood uro In the city , stopping at the Paxton.
Miss Kstolla M , Bcchur , of 517 North
Klghtocnth street , has returned after a
month's sojourn with relatives in Columbus.
Neb.
Xach Taylor , head clerk ut the Paxton ,
greeted his friends yesterday nftur nn Illness
of Hovural weeks , Ho has not completely
recovered , but is rapidly on thu inond nnd
will .bu from now on in his accustomed pluco
behind thu Paxton counter.
CIIKUOO , 111 , , Deo. 20 , [ Special Telegram
to Tim Bun. ) Thu following Ncbrnskans nro
rcgistci-cd hero today : Victoria U. 7-aut-
intin , Omaha. Palmer G. N. Cook , Percy
B. JA > rd , Omahu.
WEIGHTS ON WALL STREET
Nation Which Affect Movements of Stocks
and Money Adversely ,
UNDER SEVERAL SINISTER INFLUENCES
Unexpected Importation of ( Jolil , Ilia l c-
crnnoo of Cotnniprclnl Kvport * . Silver
Dl cimlon nnil rrrnch Politic * , All
Tend to tlnsoltlo
NEW YOHK , Dec. CO. In his weekly letter
Mr. Henry Clews says :
"Wall street continues to labor under tlio
pressure of influences of moro than usual
weight. Tlio renewal of gold exports , un
easiness nboutthosilversluwtion , stringency
In money nnd the dangers threatening tlio
French republic these form a combination
of unsettling circumstances calculated to
severely test the stability of the stock mar
ket.
"As might have been expected , the mar
ket has shojvn symptoms ot yielding at Its
weakest point. The 'industrials , ' which
have never had much beyond a merely spec
ulative support , have been freely discrimi
nated against by lenders as collateral for
loans , with the result of largo rcalUlngs on
them nnd a fall in their prices ; which
at llrst produced a general break
of the market. Tlicso issue nro the
sensitive spot , and as the time approaches
when they will l > o exposed to searching trial
from a reduction of tariff duties , they can
hardly bo expected to resist the pressure that
may bo brought to bear upon thorn. Tills Is
the moro probable from the fact that many
members of the Kxchango tire getting tired
of this chronic element ot disturbance nnd
would bo glad to sco it eliminated by n better
adjustment of these issues to their rcak in
trinsic value.
CIHISO of ( iolcl Shipment ) ! .
"Tho unexpected exports of gold , at a sea
son when the movement is usually in the
opposlto direction , has an unsettling cfCcct.
The movement Is not easily explained , in
view of the fact that , for the months
of October and November , the exports
of merchandise and specie exceed
the combined items of Imports ,
interest duo abroad , 'undervaluation of im
ports and freight charges , by some SI 1,000-
000 , which would seem to imply that wo
entered December with a good balance in
our favor. During the current month , however -
over , thcro has'beeu a material lulling
oft in seine of our leading ox-
ports. For the week ending December
10th , our total shipments of cotton to foreign
liorts amounted to only ll'J.TOO ' bales , against
i.0y,700 bales for the same week of 1S91 ; and
for tlio week preceding wo exported from all
seaboard points only 2KW,000 bushels of
grain , against 5i.0'J,000 bushels last year.
Concurrently -with a decrease of exports , wo
nro having an increase of imports ,
those of Now York for the week
ending December U being $4.114,000 in
excess of the corresponding figures for 1SUI.
Items like these will to seine extent account
for tlio outward How of gold , but not fully ;
and seine other causes of a less evident
nature are probably also at work. It is not
easy to say exactly how far the shipments of
golil are made in the ordinary course of the
exchanges and how far as special opera
tions to procure gold for Kuropeai
banking purposes. It is understood , how
ever , that ono banking house hero received
orders this week from Austria for ? l,0l)0,000
to bo used by the Austrian government in
preparing for the rcconstitvtion of its cur
rency system on the gold basis. From
the apprehensive feeling among Euro
uoan llnanccrs at the position o'
silver exhibited at the Brussel :
conference , it is to bo pvpccted that every
favorable occasion for drawing gold from the
United States will * bo turned to ancount
The probababilitles , however , do not favor a
prospect of the current export running to
any further important lengths. For Eng
land is buying somewhat freely o'
our gilt-cdgo investments and abou
15,000,000 sterling is understood to havi
been loaned by London to Now Yorli
through bills issued against deposit of secur
ities , which gives us that amount ot relic
for sixty days , when the local money markol
may bo expected to have reached an oasic :
condition. The extreme , case of money a
London is an clement in our favor , and it not
only makes these borrowing operations so
much the cacicr , but also tends to encourage
London purchases of our securities.
' Kllcct of tlio t'roiicli Crlsl" ) .
"At the moment it is not easy to Judge
how far the serious political complications
in Franco may become tin element of llnnn-
clal disturbance. In the event of revolution ,
which scums to bo moro than a moro possi
bility , a shock to the bourses of
Europe would bo inevitable , nnd
considering the broad relation
between Paris and London , the latter city
would be exposed to euffor in sympathy with
the former. In that event , whatever might
bo the llrst effect on our market , the latter
result would bo to encourage the purchase
of nmcricnn investments on account of their
isolation from the sphere of European poli
tics. Nevertheless , the position of France
constitutes an important Influence tending to
produce caution in the money markets of the
world at largo.
"Tho exports of gold involve n correspond
ing reduction In the legal money resources of
the bunks of this city , which Is the main
source of the prevailing stringency in the
loan market. As the banks will have to stand
ready for the largo Interest and dividend
disbursements incident to the season , the
stringency may bo expected to continue at
least Into the now year , when the funds thus
distributed among the public at large will
have returned to the banks for ro-employ-
incnt. Hellof may also bo expected from
Influx of money from the interior , which
usually sets in soon after January 1. But
whilst , for these reasons , the money market
may bo trusted to take care of itself for
"
"Iho next few months , vet thcro is in
Wall street a deep conviction that the course
of both money and investments must vitally
depend upon the the action or non-action of
congress relating to silver. On this point.
leading men of finance nro in earnest , and
regara it as an important factor ruling the
future. Could they be sure that purchases
of silver by the government will at least bo
tomiwrurily suspended , conlldonce would
prevail ; but so long as this remains uncer
tain , thulr attitude will bo that of caution.
"Whilst the foregoing factors surround the
financial markets with some uncertainty
which is unfavorable to the value of secur
ities , yet the general range of conditions In-
trinsio to invcrtuwnts Is strong and healthy ,
which forms a wholesome buttress against
other disturbing inlluenccs.
' 'IlBNHV CI.KW8. "
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A Curu fur Cri > ii | > ,
If your children nro subject to croup l
always fceep a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Ucraudy at hand. Ifisu prompt and
certain euro. If given as soon as the croupy
ci > ugh appuara It will prevent the attack ,
y jr sulo by druggists.
THEY PLAYED A SOCIAL GAME.
Kx | > prlunce of a Former Oinuliu Muu In a
Tonsil Joint.
Clinton E , Williams , son of ox-Mayor >
Frank C , Williams of Baltimore , was on his |
way homo to Baltimore to pass the Christ
mas holidays , but stopped oft nt Now Bruns
wick to see n friend and collect u debt.
Having accomplished both of these pleasant
purposes , says the Now York Dispatch , ho
was waiting at the Palmer house for the
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOiJUTELY PURE
Hnlllmom train , w
Mlchnol Daly by nnmo. .Mifegtsted that there
was time for n stroll avur-Jo the Second
ward , vrhero they could Ririn a small jwkor
gnmo until the BnltlmMH ) oxprcss oAmo
nlonff. Williams consentodTind they went tea
a saloon on Throop nvonuo , kept by a
cripple named John Brotnian ! , a resort
for the worst gang of rftuehfl. In the
game wcro John , allai "Mutch" Welch ,
"Sadio" Welch , Dave BarrioDaly and Wil
liams. Williams was fonnl-rly train tils-
patchernt Omaha of thoP'hlwiRO , Burlington
ft Qulncy railroad , nnd had lonrncd to keep
his eyes open when ho played poker with
strangers. Ho had also learned to play a
rather tidy game hlmsMf.1 In Thursday
ovenlnc's pnmo ho o ) > cyv l that Mr.
"Butch" Welch was frequently so absent
minded as to discard'tihd draw twice ,
but by playing his own hands pretty close
to his chin Williams kept ) ahead of the
tricks that wcro vaiji. As train time approached
preached Williams complained of cold foct ,
but consented to play a consolation Jackpot.
"Butch" Welch dealt and Williams got a
pair of queens nnd opened , The dealer came
in nnd in the draw Williams saw him help
himself to n jack out of the middle of the
pack. Williams found that he had caught n
third queen. Ho played the hand out and
won , much to. the indignation of Welch , who
had made n great mistake in tlio de.il. Wil
liams rose from the table and asked his fel
low players to have a drink. As he turned
his back Welch struck him a blow which cut
open his scalp nnd knocked him down. Then
every ono in the , saloon Williams thinks
there wcro at Icast'llftccn Jumped on him ,
calling to each other , "Kill him I Knock his
head off I"
( jThoy came nearly doing Iwth by Industri
ous use of boots and soda water bottles.
They eut his scalp in two places , brokohls
Jaw and bruised nearly every Inch of the
flesh ot his face and oody. After robbing
him of his money about 10 and his watch ,
they throw him out into the street. When
ho regained consciousness ho managed to
got on a street car , where ho made himself
known to two secret society brothers. They
took him to Dr. Shannon's olllco , where his
wounds wcro dressed ; ho then went to
Justice Ford's office and swore out a war
rant for "Butch" Welch. Officers
Heed and Gillcn took the war
rant and Williams returned with
them to the saloon. While the officers hail
their hands busy lighting part of the crowd ,
which tried to prevent Welch's arrest , an
other part of the crowd again attacked Wil
liams. Welch was captured and Williams
was put to bed in the Phiunlx hotel , where
ho was well looked after by committees
from the Masonic and Pythian lodges , as ho
is a member of both of these societies. AV11-
lluins is badly injured , but his physicians
say he will recover. IIo belongs to n good
Baltimore family , and Is the owner of the
Williams hotel in that city. He is 0 years
old.
The richness , color , and beauty of the
hair , the greatest euro is necessary ,
much liann being done by the u o 01
worthless dressings. To bo sure of having
inga first-class article , ask your drug ,
pist or perfumer for Aycr's llnir Vigor.
It is absolutely superior to any other
preparation of the kind. It restores the
original color nnd fullness to hair which
has become thin , faded , or gray. It
keeps tlio scalp cool , nioist , and frco
from dandruff , it heals itqhing humors ,
prevents baldness , and imparts tea
a silken texture and lasting fragrances.
No toilet can bo considered complete
without this most popular and elegant
of all hair-dressings. ' " | J
"My hair began turulng.gray . nnd fall
ing out when I wasabout 25 years ot
ngo. I have lately boon using Ayer's
Hair Vigor , and it Is causing a now
growth of hair of the natural color. "
R. J. Lcwry , Jones Prairie , Texas.
"Over a year ago I had a severe fever ,
nnd when I recovered , my hair began to
fall out , and what little remained turned
gray. I tried various remedies , but
without success , till at last I begun to
Aycr's Hair Vigor , and now my hair is
growing rapidly nnd is restored to ita
original color. " Mrs. Aunio Collins ,
Dighton , Mass.
"I have used Ayer's llnir Vigor for
nearly five years , and my hair is moist ,
glossy , and in an excellent stntoof pres
ervation. I am forty years old , and
have ridden the plains for twenty-fivo
years. " Wm. Henry Ott , alias "Mus
tang Bill , " Newcastle , Wyo.
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A now nnil ooinpletotro&traonttoonilntlUK of Sup-
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rilli. A poilllvo euro fpr ICxiernnl , Imornnl , Illlncl
or lllouilln ? , Itching. Chronic , lln'oiil or lloruitltikr/
tI'llod. . TliU rumeily IIHI IIOYLT uoen known to fall ,
1 per bo , a forllr ent by mall. Why nultor from
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iiunlllToljr Uvoii wllli U IHIKOI or rofuinl the manur
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WOODEN SID K WALK RESOLUTION
CONTUUCT1ON.
Counoll Ohambor. Omahu. Noli. , ISO.
Ho It resolved by the city council of the city
of Omithu. the iniiyorconcnrrliu :
Thiit wooden slduwulks bo constructor In
the olty of Omiiha us deslunntiHi below , within
llvo days after the i.ubilcatUm of this ruso'n-
tlon , or the personal service thereof , as by or-
( llnunco Is authorized u > ul required ; snrh
sluowulks to bo/luld to the u'nulo on ihu
streets specified horoln , und to bo constructed
of Dine plunk of such width nnd thickness und
bo laid uiiort Joists of such dimensions and in
snub nitiiinur us Is prescribed by Ihu spoctlicu-
tlons on Hie In tlm olllco of the board of public
works and under Its supervision , to-wlt :
Hast sldo of 2.'ml struot , tu.t It : iti from south
line of I'uul street to south line of Hulil tux lot
In sool.'i-iri-ll ) , present grudc. 0 foot wide.
K.istsldoof a-'mt Btroot.lt 5 blkK \ > / city ,
proscnt uriide , 15 feet wldo.
Kiistsldoof 0tli street , It S blk 5 Swcesy's
nildltlon. present uriiilu , 0 feet wlilo.
West sldu of 8th street. Its 18 to " 0 Inoluslvo
Konntzo'and addition , present grudo,0 foot
wldo.
North sldo of Valley street. Us 7-14-13 Oicu-
hntmu present crude , 4 foot wlilo.
North side of Vtilley stroot. oust 101 foct It 7
< Vkuhoinu , present grade. 4 feet wido.
\Vostalilo of 2.Hh strour , extending to curb
It 1 blk 7 Heed's 1st addition , permanent ,
gr.-ulu. Gfcot wide.
North si Jo of Shlrloystroot , Its land 30 , Burr
Oak , present grade , 0 foot wide.
South sldu of Webster stroot. Its 1-2-JJ and 14
blkB Uvuii's stibdiv I'urk 1'laco. present gratlo
0 foct wide.
South sldo ot Wobitor street , east H ) ft nf It
3) ) bile 2 I'urk I'lneo. prcsont sr.iilo. 0 foot wide.
South sldo of Wolmpr struct , oust V > feut of
H-Oblk 2 I'urk Place , present griulo , G foot
wide.
ICastslrto of 21st street. Its -30-28-21-2 blk 4
CnnipbHll'a addition , permanent snide , G feet
wide.
Kiist slilo of 21st street. Its 22-20-18-1 (1-14 ( bill 4
Campbell's addition , permanent grade , C feet
wldo.
Kast slilo of 21st street , Us 12-lt ) und Olilk t
Campbell's addition , porniuiiQiit Kruilo. G foot
wldo.
Kast shloof 21st street. It 11 blk 10 Wlloox's
2ml addition , pormunont grade , 1 foot wido.
South sldo of Kil OroIETHon trect , Its 2 to G
Inclusive , Clark L'lucc , present crude , 4 foot |
wldo.
West sldo of 50th street , Its 40 anil 41 llurr
Oak. prcsont grade , 4 feet wldo.
West sldo of IDlh street , south ! J It 31 Olark
I'luce. present crude. 4 feet wlilo.
South sldu of .Martha street. Us IIS to 51 In
clusive Clurk I'luco , present wraile. 4 tout wldo
South sloe of Dupont street , Its 1 to 1 Inrlu-
slvoblk4 Diiuont i'luco , present Kruno. 4 fei-t
wide.
North sldo of Dupont iitrect , Its 1 to 11 In-
cluslvo blk 3. Uupont I'luec. uresent crado , 4
fuut wldo.
North sldo of Dupont street. Us 1 toGInclu-
slvo blU2 Duuont Pluco , present grude , 4 feet
wldo.
North slilo of Duuont street. Its 2 toS Inclu
sive blk 1 Dupont IMuuo , present grade , 4 foot
South sldo of Dupont street , Its 2 to 0 Inolu
slvo blk H Duuont I'lucu , present grmlo , 4 feet
wide ,
South altlo of Onstollnr street. Its 1 to II In
clusive blk 7 Dupoiit I'luco , present grudo , 4
feet wldo.
North sldo of Custollur street. Us 12 to 22 in
clusive blk 4 Dupout 1'laco. present grudo , 4
feet wioo
Kiist nlilo of 20t'.i street , north Yt moro or less
of It U blk 2 Dupont I'luce , prcsont xru < lo , I feet
wido.
ICusksldo of 20th strool. south 50 foot moro or
loss of It IU Burr Uuk , present Kruilo , 4 feet
wide.
Ristsldoof 20th street , ItaD llurr Oak , pres
ent Krailo , 1 feut wide.
West sldu of i.7tli uvonno. Its 1 and 20 blkJ
Druku's uilillllon , present Brndo , 0 feut wldu.
West side of7th avenue , Its 1 and-M 111K II
Druku's uiidlllon , firesunt urade , U foot wldu.
Kaslaldo of 41st avenue. Its 11 und I2blk4
Oich ird Illlj. present Kra.le , li fuot wldo.
Kiist sldo of 41st nvonno. It 12 blk 3 Orchard
Hilt , prusont eruilu , li feet wido.
KiiHt sldo of 41st avenue. Us 1-7 and 8 blk n
Dennett's sub Orchard Hill , present Kruilo , G
West sldo of 8th street. It 0 blk I Forest 111 11 ,
present uruilo , fl feet wldo.
Wudt sldo nf Btb street. Its 1 nnd 20 Kount/.o's
2nd addition , present grade , ( i feut wide.
And , bo It Jurlhor ro.solvud : v
Tliut the board of public works bo , and Is
hereby nuthurl/.ed und directed to cause u
copy of this resolution to lie publi.shod In thu
olllciiil paper of thu elty for ana week , or bo
served on the owners of said lots , und that
unless such owners sliull within live days
after iho publication or service of such copy
construct such sidewalks us herein reijuireJ
3 but the hoard of pnbllu works uunsu thu
same to bo dime , the cost of constrnutln' suld
tiliiowulks respectively to bo ahsetsod against
the real estate , Inl or part ot 101 In front of
und iibuttlnt ! such sidewalks ,
I'ussuil Nov. UJlli , Doo. ( Illi und Kith. IfeO. .
rresli'leiitiif thu Council.
A O. K1AVAKDH.
Actlne Preshluntof the Council ,
Attest : JOHN UltOVKH ,
Olty Oliirlr.
Approved : GKO. 1' . 11KM1H ,
Mayor ,
NOTICE TO CONSTHUOT SIDEWALKS.
To tbo owners uf the lots , parts of lots ami
rout ustutu described In thu above resolu
tion :
You and each of you are hereby notlflo.I to
construct wooden slduwulks us reijulred \ > y
a resolution ot tlio olty council uiiil miiynrof
thoolty of Uiniiha.of which the above Is u couv ,
1' . W. HlllKIIAlJnKH.
Chulrmun Hoard of 1'ubliu Works.
Omaha. Nub. , December Will , W > i
i jnorplutir flnim t'iirt > < i In
to Uuay . ho | , y uu , . „ „ , „ ,
I l > r. J. Mruliruk. JU.-uuuoii. v.
I'ropnxiiU Tor ( iititolliio Light ,
Scaled bids will bo iitcolvud lit tlio olllco of
( ho city comptroller up toI p. in. , Jtiniiiiiy It ,
1H'J3 , for twolvod'J ) candle power light gnso-
llno lamps for lighting the suburbs of the clly.
HhU may tati > price porlumj ) , uflur moonlight
schedule , or prlco pur lamp from sundown to
Minrlsu , A ceitilled < ; huck of t'JOU.OO to ac
company each bid. The right Is reserved to
ruject uny or all bids. Tnio. : OI.SKN ,
Complioller ,
Omaha , Neb. , Dec. 22 , 1802. D23dOt
Notice.
Notlco Is hereby glvon that the annual moot
ing of thu htouUhotdurii of the Omaha Union
Depot compuny will bo held lit the olllco of the
Union Depot company , ut the ht'adijuurU'rrf
of Iho Union I'aclllo Hallway company , | u the
clly of Oniuliii , on Ihu tlth day of January ,
IbDil , ut ! i o'clock p , in. , tor the election of di
rect ere anil transaction of any other business
that may legally como befoio Ihu mooting ,
T. L , KIMIIAI.I , , I'n-hidcnt
Omaha , December 20 , lU'J'J ' , D'Jld'JUt
PERMANENT SfDKWALK RESOLU
TION4.
Council Chamber , Omaha , Neb. , ISD'i
llu It resolved bv the elty council ot tbo city
of Omaha , thu Mayor concurring :
That , purmunuittsliluwulks bo constructed In. .
the city of Oniaha as designate I below , within
llvo dnys after tbu public itlon of this resolu
tion , or the personal sorvli'o ihureof. 111 bv
ordinance Is authorl/.oi ! anil ruiiulrcd ; such
Rhtowulks to ho laid to thu porinunont tjrulo
as established on tiw pavo.l streets speelllod
heroin , und to be constructed nf stonu or art.l-
lielul stone , according to spoulllcutlons on tlio
In theolllcont ihu Hoard of Public. Works , anil
under Its supervision , to-wlf
Kiist slilo of 2lth street , It 2 blk 1 Capitol
Hill addlUoii. pt-rmanont grade , fl feet wldo.
East sldo of'Id street , It. ) bill 2J7H clty.por-
inanent crnde , 0 feet wldo.
West side of 24th street. Its 1C ,1 and s 4 S
Kellom's 1st addition , permanent grade , U feut
wldo.
North side ot Jones street , Its f > und G bill 17
oltv. permanent , unulc , H feet wulo ,
North nldo of Jones street , Its i > 7 8 blk 173
city , permanent aradu. 8 fuel wldo
South sldo ot.Iones street , It 1 blk 10' city ,
pcrnvincnt gradu , 8 feet whic. x
South sldu of Jones street , Its 1 2 , ' ) 4 blk 100
city , permanent crude 8 feet wide.
youth sldo of .lonos street , Its 123 4 blk 101
cltv , permanent grade. . 8 feet wlilo.
West side of 15th strout. Its 1 unit 8 blk 107
cltv. permanent'.mile. 8 fuct wldu.
East side of 1.1th street. Its 4 and fiblk 100 elly ,
permanent grudo. 8 feet wide ,
West side of Nth street , Us 1 anil 8 blk I'M '
city , norm inont grailo , 8 feet wldu.
An'l. bo It further resolved ;
That thn Hoard of t'nblic Works be , und Is
hereby authorised und directed to cuuso n
cnnv of this resolution to ho published In the
oillciM paper of the city for ono week , or bu
survoJ on the owners nf s.inl lots , und that
unless such owners slrill within llvo days
after the publication or sorvlco ot such copy
construct said s tlowalks as lieroln required ,
that the Hoard of I'uhllo Works cuuso the
same ( o bu done. Iho co"t of constructing said
slduwulus respectively lo bo n sossud ugulnst
the real esta1"-lot or part ot lot In front ot
mm ubnttlng sueli slduwaius.
Pussed Novomlor22.1 and 21)th ) , nnd December
llUI' ' ' ! S9" '
A. O. KDWAUDS ,
Acting President of thu Council.
111' . DAVIS.
President of thu Olty Council.
Attest : JOHN OltOVIW.
Olty Olork.
Approved : CJEO. P. IIKMIS.
Mayor.
NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDKWAl.Ki ? .
To tbu owners of the lots , pa-Is of lots nnd
ruul ostuto described In the above resolu
tion
You and each of you uro hereby notified to
construct ijormunentslrtowalki us ruijulrcd by
i resolution of the city council and mayor of
the city of OmulKi , of which tbu above Is a
cony. 1' . W. IIIIIKIIAUSKK.
Chairman Hoard of I'nbllo Works.
Omaha , Noo. . December 271 h. 1H'J2. d2id7t
> ale by Huuclvnr.
Notlco Is hereby given that , by virtue of an
order made by the district court of Douglas
county , Nebraska , In the cause ot Hcnjuinln
Molqulst , plulntin"nganst ! I'ri'd C. Woymuller ,
defendant , I will sell on Saturday , Docmnlwr
31 , 1H02 , at public auction , to the highest bid
der for cash the following described property
and lease-hold interests , to-wlt : One lot of
old lumber , slides unit staying ; one lotof buy ,
suitable for ice packing purposes ; ono wagon
scales nnd wagon box ; also a curtain Icaso , de
scribed us follows , to-wlt : I'ndci'dato of Do-
rumhor'J , IH'Jl , mudu by Thomas Davis to
Honjamln Mi'hjulst and 10. . Wuymnllor , run
ning llvo yi-uri : from December 1 , Itt'Jl , fur all
Iho water sjiauu In the sw 4 of the nw > i In
sec I Ion 2 , In township 15 , north range II ) , oust.
Alsri a certain lcisc : described as followsto wit :
Undur duto of .March 23 , 1HU1I , iimdo by La
tham Davis lo Hi-njamln Mcliinlsi , running
live yours from Ducoinher 1 , iH'Jl , for the two-
story frame house and outbuildings , together
with a certain piece nf ground on which said
buildings nro Mluulcd , Mild ground being In
the sw 'i of the nw ! ( of section 'J , township 15 ,
rungo lit , Douglascoiiiity , Nebraska , moro pur-
llcularly described as follows ; communclng at
a point on the oust line of Mild -10 acres -100
feet south of said 40 , running tlnmco west MOD
feot.thi'nco north Usl ) feet , tht'iico east 300
fi'Otthenco south 'J80 fi-ut to the place of be
ginning , containing about ono and one-half
UI'IVH , moro or less.
The sale of the foregoing to take pluco at 10
o'clock a. in. on said day ut Urn Ice houses ,
situate on the premises described In said
leases and near Cut Oil' lake.
I will also soil certain ollleo .stationery nnd
hooks , formerly used by the Outo Ulty Ice
company , said sale to luku place at U o'clock
p. m. ot said day , ut the olllcoofu. Andrecn ,
No. 1-103 Kul'iinniMrrol , clly of Omaha ,
Dated Dec. 10 ! , 1B02. . at Omahu. Nob.
JOilNO. COKTKLVOIT.
llpcclvorof tint IJutti City lin : Company.
John Q. Hergnor , Attorney. M Dec. 120 , lit
NOTICKOF ; ASSHSSMKNT ot1 DAM-
AGKS FOHGUAUINO ,
To the owners of ull lots , purls i > f lots nnd reul
itsluto uloiu Camuron Htroolfrom2ltlimiuct
to the 4U-ncro line or thu center of 27th
street produced.
You are hereby notified that the uiuior-
slgned , thruo dlblntorosto i fruoholdors of the
oity of Omalri , nuvo been duly i-.ppolnto'l by
the mayor , with the approval of the city coun
cil of said olty , to assosi the damages to Iho
owners respectively of Iho property iM'enliiil
by the grading of Cameron HI root from 2ltli
street to the ( Micro Una or the center of tfth
h tree | . produced , declared nucossury by
ordinance No , iiH.I , nussod December
lath , m. ' , uppriived Ducomber 1'Jtli , 1MJ. ' .
Vim are further noUlled that huvlnir uu-
ceptod sail appointment and ( Inly iiualllled
us reijnliod by law , wu will on the 7th cluy ol
January. AD. . Ml , at tlio hour of II o'clock
In the foronoon. at thoDlllou off. H. .MuCul-
looh , room HI2 Now York Llfo building , wlthli
thu roiporuto limits of Bald city , moot for tlio
liurpoao of considering and muuliig the us *
s ( ! > smentof dama''o to t ho owners reipecth fly
of Bald | iroperiy ull'octed by tlio grudlng.
taking tutu cumildorullon upeclnl bonellts. If
anv.
You nro notlfleil to bo urosent at Ihu time
and plin-u uforoiald nml muko any objection
to or Btutemunts ooiiconilng mild a je snii t
of daiuugos uu you may consider proper.
T. it. .MOfJlJLI.OOlI ,
WM. ( J. HIlltlVHIl
OKO. J. PAUL.
Oinuhn. Doo. 23U. 1832. U4dlOt
l'roi > u < ul lor tb f > upo lt ill Junil < ol Iho
Clly of Omahu ,
Pca'o'l bids will bo received at the city
comptroller's olllco up to 4 o'ulouk i > , m. , Do-
comliur27tli , 1 'J- ' , for tlio best rutuof Interest
for thoiisuaf fnmU bolon lng to thu city of
Oiiiulm fur Iho periods of ono your In uomuli-
iincu with bectlon VJ of Churter for Mulropoll.
tan Cltloa A curtlfiod chock In the uu a of
emu thousand ( lluo ilullniii will bu ruiiiilrcd
from bidders us a guarantee of good fultli. Al
so an iilllUuvUof p-ilil upciipual utooK. Thu
right U risorvud.lo rujout uny or all ± jln.
Til BO. OLSIN. ; Cominrolli'r.
Ouiahu , Dacouibur 17lh ,
P13UMAN12NT SIDEWALK ItESO.
LUTJON.
Council Ohnmber , Omaha. .Nob. , 1SOJ
Ho It resolved by thu oltv council of tbo city
of Omaha , thu mayor concurring !
That , permtnent.sidowaua bo constructed In
Iho cltv of Omaha us cUnlguato.l below , with
in llvo days utter the publication of this roso-
lutlon , or the person n xorvloo thereof , us bv
nrUnunco Is aiithorizod und roqnlroil : suou
liH tu bo laid to the permanenl
us estabii.shod on the paved strcoti
d herein and to ha constructed of
sloue , nrtllli-liil stone , br ck or tllint accordIng -
Ing to spocllleatUms on II le In the olllco of tin
board of public works and under its supervis
ion , towlt :
South Hide of r.oavonworth street , It 1 blk 1
Koiint/o & Ruth's addition , permanent
urde. . li feet wldo.
EE.J > ith Hluo of l.oavnnworlh street. It 1 blk 9
uount/e & Hutli'H nddltlon , permanunt
grade. o foot wldo.
South sl.lo of r.ouvonworth street west 120
foot moro or less U 2 blk S K'liuntv. & Kuth's
iidilltlon , permanent grado. C foot \vide.
South s.du of Leavenworlh street It 1 nnd
east 7S feet more or luss of It 2 blk 0 KoilnUo "
& Kulh'.s nildltloii , permanent , grude , 0 fcoc
wldo.
South sldo of Letivenworth street It land
east TS foot moro or loss of It 2 blk 10 Ivountzo
& Kuth'd addition , permanent grade , 0 feet
wide.
South sldo of I.eavcnworth strout. Its 1 and
24 blk 1 Mlllard Place , permanent gr.ido , Ufoot
wide.
South sldo of Leavonworth street It I blk 3
Mlllard Place , porjunnent r.ido , ( i feet wide.
Soiilh sldu of Luiivuti worth street lots 1-3-4-5
b'.k 1 Maish's nddltlon permanunt grade , Ofeot
wide.
North sldo of Le-ivonworth street w of It
14 blk Kount/.o's % Hiilh's nddltlon , pormi-
nont grade , li feut wide.
North side of Lcnvonworth street Its 7-0-10
Johnson's addition , por-iinnuat grade , C feet
wldo.
North snlo of Lnnvonworth street Its ! lj and
ilO.I 1 Kc-JIck's iiddlllon , uermunent grace , U
foot wide.
North s.do ot Itli'J or school It blk . " > Kountzo
& Kuth's addition , permanent grade , U feut
Will I ! .
Norlh sldo ot Lo ivcnwnrtb street west V
moro or loss of It 2J blk ft Knunt7.o & Ituth'a
iidilltlon , permanent grade. ii feet wldo.
North stdo l.e iv-'iiwortb street , lax It 12 , see
' 2-1S-1U. pormnncnt uriiclo , 0 feet wide.
North side of l.eavenworlh slroet. Us U nnd
' - ' . Johneon's iittil. poimunoiit grade , 0 foot
vldo ,
North sldo of l.oavonworlh sliout. Us 11-12-
: i-14. Jacob's udil , permanent giatle , C foot
iv I do.
North sldo of Loavenworth street , UP , John-
son's add. permanent grudo , II fojt wldo.
South sldo of Louvenwurth street , Its l-2-'J-4-
' > , Olaik'-i ndd , poimanoiH grade , U feet Wldo.
South sldu of I.fuvouworth street. It 21 , Mo-
: 'auillluh Place , permanent , j'rnde , G foot wldo.
South sldoot I.oaveiiworth street. It 1-2-3-4-1
ilit'J , .Marsh's ndd , permanent grude , U foot
wldo.
South sldo of I.oavonworth street. Its 1-3-3-4-5
blk 'J. iMursh's itdd , permanent grade , 0 foot
ivldr.
South side of llurnoy iitrcot. Its 11 and 12 blk
G , Oupltol ndd. pormaiicu' . grade , o foot wide ,
South sldn of llurnuy street , lots 12 , 13 and
14 , Kellogg's Place , permanent grade 0 foot
wldo.
North side of Ilnrnoy street. ItsO , 7 , 8 and 0 ,
bk : U , Capitol add , poriiiiinunt- grade , U feel
wide.
West slrto 10th street , south part of It 1 , blk
C ! . cay. n rmanonl grade. U foot wide.
Hast slue of SilJ slrc.et , It 4 blk 2Ui } olty.jior-
inuiieiit gr.ide.O feot. wldo.
North bldo of Iaar.1. Its 5 nnd 0 , blk 103 > {
oitv , normiuiPiit grade , fl feet wldo.
Wi'.stuidoof ' 'itlistreut. It 1 blk H olty , permanent -
manent gr.ide , li feet wldo.
Soiilli Hldeof iJiillfornliiRtroot , Us 1 , 2 , 3 and
b.k 17 , city , pormanout grade , ( IfeoHvItlo.
South KldoofO.iss hticot , Its 2 , 3 ami 4 blk 40
city , permanent grille , II feet wldo.
North Hide of Ouss Htrcet , Its 7 und 8 blk 02 ,
i-lty , permanent grudo , I ) feet 'vldo.
And bo It further resolved :
That tbo board of public worsts bo and bore-
by isuuthorU.ed and tllruulo.il to oausuiicopy
of this rosulut.cn to bo puhllshoJ In thu oiu-
clul paper of the oltv for ono week , or bo
t-orved on the owners of H ild lots and unless
suoli owners shall within llvo duys uftur the
pnblleutlon orsorvU'Oof stieli copy construct j\ \
Halil.snhiwulks u huruln rotiulroil , tint the A !
board of public works cause the same to bo jl
clone , Uio cost of eonstructliig said sidewalks % \
ruspoutlvoly to bo assessed ii''almt the real
estate , lot or part , of lot In front of and abut
ting such HidewulliH.
Pasiod Wov. 20th anil Deo. Bib , I90A
li P , OAVIH.
President of thu Council
A , ( i , KIMVAUD9.
Acting Provident of the Council , ; 1
Att03t : JOHN UKOVR- . 1\ \
OHy Glork ,
Approvodt OEO. P. IIKMIS ,
Mayor ,
NOTICE TO C'ONSTKUOT HIDMWALKS.
To the owners of tbo lots , purls of louaim
real est ito described In the above rosulu-
You nnd each of you nro hereby notified to
construct permunontsldowulksus required by .
a resolution of the olty ccunull and mayor of
the clly of Omaha , of which Ihu above U u
C ° Py'
P. W. IIIIIKIIAUSKK , ij
Ohalrmun llo.irl of I'uhllo Wurka. HI
Omaha , Nob. , lurummiri7tli. ! ISO. . tl'J7J7
Nulled.
In compliance with thu statutes ut tlio stnta
of Neb , Insuchoiibort maihi.ind piovldoil.notloo
U hereby glvon ihut sualed [ iroposalH will bo
received at , thu olll.-o nf coaimlnslonor of lillb-
llolanilHiind buildings until IJ o'clock p. m , ,
the ; ilst day of December , Ib'J. ' ' , for , ]
the furnUhlng of NiipnlloH fur the
quarter iiniluu Muivh III , IVJI , for the hoi- : , .
- L'npoln. ' " '
pltulsfor iho iiu-iiiout llusllnuiiuiiit
.Norfolk , the Industrial achools ut Koarnuy
ami Uonuva , thu 'Inalltiito for thu blind at
Nuurasku City , the Institute for tlio ( loaf a ml
dumb at Omalm , tbo liHtltuto for thu Joob.o
minded at Hiatrlcc , Ihu Holdlors' homo at
( irand Island , thu home ( or thu frlondlesH ut
Linen- , and the itidusti lul homo at Mllfnrd.
ICulmaK.'s e.ni bu procured by upnlyln/
tliiilnotltutiona ,
Nobhliwlll bo cotiildurod iiulosi In by the
time Biiocllie.l . above , 4
The bu.ird recurves Iho right to accept or n
reject any or ull bids ?
All bun mi. t bu ' " " " ' ' ' 0',10'I
Cominlsslonorof Public iundu and lliilldlngs ,
Llnco.n , Doc. 2) . IB1U d.l'dl.t '
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ITiipimiU lor Itniilo , ItliinUa unit htutliiimry
for lliu Olty of Oinulm for HID Yi-ur IKD.'I.
Honlod ( lids will lie received at thu olllco of
the /"comptroller ill ) to 4 , m , Uocombor
" 7lh , 1 'J. ' , for the furiiUhlng of books , blanks
and Btutlonury for tlio city of Omuliu lor ihu
yuurisui Hluiki5ur | HUeh b.ds will bo fur-
nUliod by the comptroller , und only bids on
such blank's will bo coiiBl'lerod , A certified
chuck of $3)1 ) to uccompuny ouch bin , Thu
right Is reserved to reject uiiy r ull J11. '
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Omaha , Nob. , Deo. Vl t , 1892. ( Jo'mpiroVie'r.