IN THEIR NEW HOME.
The New Council Chamber
Nicely Fittcd Up.
IMI'OKI'AN r MISSION l.s M.!IT.
Tim Council Hold Their J-irbt bus
blon in tho Nnw Cbnrnltcr Last
Nif:Mt Tlie Sullivan anil Dun
ilas Judu moots Order d
Paid 500 Appro
priated For Ail
vertiiang.
Tin council's new jii;irtt i'r- in the
Wctenkainp block arc f i t f - 1 up and
make a fine place for Ihe city dads
to hold thrir meetings. Kai h coun
cilman is fni nif In n w ith a desk
nicely arranged, while I he news
paper folks are lit ed out wilh a
large tahle. The desks are ar
ranged in a triangle and the lloors
arc carpi-led. The old council
chaniher can't hold a candle to the
new one.
The council was called to order
by President Murphy and the fol
lowing responded to roll call: W.
I). Jones, Murphy, Stcimker, Lake,
Minor and Graves. The mayor and
Cntlncilllicn Spies, Petersen and
I). M. Jones came in later.
X In? minutes of tin- last meeting'
were read and approved.
A resolution by Spies was read,
calling for the paving of Sixth
street hetween Vine and Pearl. On
motion the resolution was adopted.
A committee was instructed to as
certain whether the property own
ers wished the street paved wilh
lrick or macadamized, and the city
attorney was instructed to draw up
an ordinance to that eliVcf.
Mrs. Ihirtoti asked the council to
take some action to keep the water
from overflowing her properly on
Holdrege street. The petition was
referred to Ihe comiuilli on j
streets, alleys ond bridges.
Mrs. M. Carroll also stated in a
petition P the cot ncil that they
would have to take some action to
keep water from overflowing her
property, as it was impossible for
her to raise any tardea, riti-1 that
the clay had covered her ground
so that it was unfit for cultivation.
Kef erred to" streets. alleys .nd
bridges committer.
A resolution va.- read ordering
sidewalk laid in different parts ol
the city, and, if not done within ten
days after receiving notice, the city
would build it and charge the cost
up as taxes against the city. 1 he
resolution was adopted, with the
exception of that part pertaining to
North Sixth street, which was re-
J k' I l-ii-1 mi . . i.il 'i. I ice
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I'ljitt- (.:, tV 1.1. it 11 Co, Ii-!it
k'niil Kiiitn--, Iimiii uurk
( .1 - I ii r v lliiis, -jinn-
V' lil-ln l, smir
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i' 1 I. in.Ia- .V Si, ii, jiiilnii-tit
1 1 1.1 A 1.1 , H i lit i n uc .
1 he official bond of John
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J I. South, ki-.pioj poor..
II ITr;i U. ;,w linn I.-.. ..
M I) Travis, .N'el, teport-.. .
St.-nnler Ilro. iin- i.( t r
L I' (Jrecn-lati- tV Co, same
II l Travis, expend
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patrick was read and approvei!.
I he inayorthcn iioni in.i ted James
tlrace for chief of police. The roll
was called and resulted as follows:
Aye W. I). Jones, I). M. Jone.-t
Spies, Murjihy, 1'etersen and Minor
. Nay I.oti" enliaLCen, Steimker,
bake inn! (I raves- 1 The vote con
lirmed and he is wearing the starof
authority- to-da .
u mot ion the council adjourned
to in. t t next Monday niuht.
. "t ii pi
r pie
mi'rs. ..
v:irl.
! I -
e claims for ilamaL'-es in
called the Nehnwka road
the following sums
ferreil to the streets, alleys am!
bridges committee.
Mr. Murphy then stated that .Mr.
Windham was present and that he
hail a statement to make. Mr,
Windham then addressed the coun
cil on the subject of advert isin the
city. lie stated that as a member
of the joint committee appointed by
the board of trade and the council
ior tne purpose ot devismir wavs
anil means of advancing the intc
rests of the city, that the cotumittei
had been lookiur around and that
he had in his possession tlu- iiatin
of over L1X) manufacturing estab
lishments of every description in
the east whose capital was lyitiLr;
idle and who were looking around
for places to locate. He said tlu
committee-thought it best to have a
lare number of pamphlets printed
with cuts of the principal business
houses and residences, and a de
scription of Ihe many advantages
the city offered to manufacturing
establishments, and he asked the
council to make an appropriation
to pay for sait! advertising.
On motion of Mr. Petersen the
council appropriated ."m). or as
much as would be necessary to
judiciously advertise the city
many advantages. llie motion
passed without a dissenting voice.
The police judge's report for tin
month of May showed that .fl." had
" been collected in fines.
Aoe tnjr treasurers report was
read and referred to the finance
committee.
The opening of South Ninth
street was brought up and the city
attorney instructed to et options
on all property- alon the proposed
line.
On motion, the Sullivan jud
nient wao ordered paid, amoiintiiif'
to some :?0C.T, for services rendered
during the county seat trouble
The fire warden reported that he
had condemned the buildings on
lots 16 and 17, Stiles-' addition, and
the city clerk was instructed to
notify property owners.
The following accounts against
the city were allowed anil warrants
ordered drawn:
teo Poisall, It'iini uurk 13 c i
IVter Kancn, reairitiu 3 ."
T T Fry. salnry oo
M Hvutt. hauliin'ileail ilotis i 70
ni-"itz'-r.-ilil. r-alary 13 v
,lXl!l.-ick,sl.-irv I3 0l!
Commissi oners' Proceedings.
PLATisMoi-iii, .eb., June 7 - The
boat tl met liirsuant lo adjournment
and full board present. Minutes of
the .May session read and approved
and the following business was
transacted in the regular form:
V . r a i . . . .
oi iiie siaie auditor in re
gard to bonds from M to KXI of Cass
county to the R M. Ky Co.. biinnr
due was received and filed.
,- J- Hemple, for janitor
is lo receive .-rail per month com
nieticii!:; with April 22, 1VJ2 until
such time as chatt-e 111:13- 'e made
ly coiiuis issioners.
I 'etilion of John 1aXz for reduc
tion of assessment on lots 2 and 3 in
block Sladdleisiaii's add to Platts
mouth lor theycar J.v.M was reduced
from ."rat HI to 2atl. the same bebi..-
cousideretl a double assessment.
On petition John Kidman was ap
pointed constable in and for Stove
C reek precinct.
Contract was made with the Ne
braska Telephone Company for
four telephones for the court house
at$.'5.N) per month for each tele
phone. i lie commisstoiK-rs ha in- recon
sidered
what is
have allowed
in inn payment and the sums have
been accepted as follows:
A 1 5 Weston .fhio
Minerva IJoyd 40
(j W Conrad p;;
i m . arroi ! vsu
Alva llol'son
Mrs M Hi uce
In consideration of which the
parties who were plaintiffs in court
against Cass county have with
drawn their suits and are to p;.y all
costs of said suits.
Petition for county bridge on th
and iili streets in the villajre of
Iv'ock IS nil's was refused.
Official bond of W. J. Iauprhlin
assessor of Salt Creek precinct, ap
pointed May 20. lv.rj, approved.
Notice of William Weber in re
s;"" i oeiiiir eniraireu in the liuiii-
ulacture, bottling and selling soda
and mineral waters in Platlsmouth.
and warning all parties against ap-proin-iatinir
or destroying marks,
bottles, brands, etc.. was filed and
accepted.
S. llultish was granted a druij
l;;s1s permit for one year in the vil
lage of Wabash, from date, having
complied with sill the requirements
tf law.
Official lioud of John ICidmau ap
proved. Philip Horn was allowed $13 for
three-eighths tf an acre of ground
out of the south-east corner of sec
tion 11-12-V.l, taken for road pur
poses.
Hills allowed:
ii-. iis-i-s-iii- bilit-rty
K.i, iisi -sin IvoiiisyiH,..
I t , itnl-e tn 110111
I ' I la 11-eii, 'ana-
I. IIaii-fii,iis--t .-iii pi, W;iri I I'latf
. i. in iiiimii, a --1 1 1 1 l-i
riiitt- ith
1' MeC'iiirt, iiul-c to p,,r 1 , - j J 1
A W White, s.iti!..
W II Wli. . ,.r.traii 1 ipt i,( 1. tim.t
nv l.ilN
H A Kirkp:itricU..-is(.?.j,,1, )-.,
A U K'ik .t ! pi i 11 1 in
"' Ibiti h, ntil-e to poor
I Sank ol l"a- ( rent
M I! impliv tV Co, 111 le tnpoor. . .
P I Pates, w,,ik iit court hou-e
Sam A 1 i !i.-r, mo i n s;ile
W II Hill .-is-fMK; -.;.4ht Mi!e(,rov
J P Million, inu-ss stnll v-Col-on..
.1 I! Parti iilife, 1 ;ne ol" sj, k
C 1 1 -1 1 pi -1 , wood to poor
i 1 I'i iiim,!! tv s leant f .reoni'is
1 1 en r - ot -11 11 is, a -; t- i n iz A
i I lihe, iissisiiiy -Cciit
i K Panaelc, team lor 1
Clark, imhe to poor.
I' H i 1 K 1 nt !i ler, nio i n s;,f,.. .
C S Twis-., a .--ess in -.j ;;,,
Piiitt-111. tilth
S K'iehiinlsoti, n ut f,.rpoor
.1 II Jones, helping to moe
Wm Wetciikninp, rent of office
U' J I.iinhliii, iis'n--Siilt Creek ....
M Mi l'iiU, as'ii- Tipton
Co.-t 1.1 II --siate Vs k' M IVterseti ..
W 111 Tinlie, ImTii; prisoiiei s, etc
Mai ia l!;u h, im-e to poor
J k' I.itn h, as'n;; ( ; reen wood
J 0I1 11 I- it zm-i iiltl. State vs ;ay
A I. l iiol.lin, as'n.;,l ward, W .
J oh 11 Pons, rent 1 01 poor ...
Cost hill - State vs Cisou
Same-State vs Pncklcyit Howard
Siit ne- Suit i- vs J W Smith
(-"has Sterner, making catch basins
T H ! I o 1 J ..-1 r i. iis'ii-L.',! ward. W W.
Cost I. ill -State Vs U;i y
( ; A W haft, rent of mom for j nry . .
HKllniK j-r.Mi.
A IJ Tod. I, t ilin.-t
!" .I k'ichey, luml.er and 1 iliiii;
Chicago Piimlier Co, liimher
J C Cuiiimiiistt S,(I1, lumber A. t'liiLr
Dicksoti, Stoplier it Co. same . . . .
Peardslcy, Chirk iV Co, same
South Platte Lumber Co, lumber
Ii tV M, Ire-uhf 011 tiling
KOAl) Frxii.
A C Aa ard, repiiir of scrajier
J II Latrom, spikes
Philip Horn, mad damage
JJoard adjourned to meet
board of equalization June If.
Fk'AXK DjcksoX,
Counl3- Clerk
Supreme Court Decisions.
cverett vs. Tidball A; Fuller, error
itom cass county, affirmed. Opin
ion by Chief Justice Maxwell.
1 . . . . .
1 in ier section .U2 of the code the
uepo-suion ot a witness may be used
only in the following- cases: "1.
When the witness does not reside in
11.1 .-,,.,,., 1 1. .
v... iv.tiMij jieie me action or pro-
ciHlino-is pending, or i sent for trial
by a change of venue or is absent
Mi
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TO - AN Y GENTLEM AN.
r
Who can write the most wojxIs on a
new U. S. Postal Card f
1
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4lc r'optj ;id "u.-'A v: ql(o
PRICh: - CLOTHIER
Prizes on Julv 4tli:
ONE -
Will Give the Following
1 A Nice Spring Suit.
2. A Nice Leather Satchel.
3. Two Nice Shirts.
Every word must be written with pen and ink.
Ever y word must be reada ble w ith the naked eye,
And must be written in sensible sentences.
11 .1
1 ''.3
15 00
as a
. Send all Postnl Cards to
JOE.
The
One Price Clothier, Plaltsmouth, Neb
No more Postal Cards accepted after July 3, 1892.
Only one Postal Card received from one and the same person.
fOE, the Ponular Clothier
Opera ilcTase Comer, la-ttaaa-oii-fcaa.
tlierefrom. 2. Wlien, from ao-e,
111-
ai
at
(iEXEKAI. I-l"."I.
C I-.xK-r, r-;liiry and fxpoiiM's .
hicoii Tritscli, atne
S V Dutt Niine
Kr;iuk Iliikxin,
M I Mhiek. rent f otlieo
II KImid, mile to poor
II J StreUht. exp State vs Gay ...
Ii I-' liretulel. iliy --at 1st quarter.
C Maye.. labor and expenses'...
J While, foal to county
Jones V I-"libera Id, team for coni'r
Jolm Hart. iiM.ir Stove Creek.. I'.'l 00
J P Falter, assesor riattsniouth li", U'o
(it'll . Ilav. ;isi'Snr K1ntu-ii.nl iui
"nun. as-e:-or U eepmir Water. . 0
J C Williams, a-e.-.sor 3th ward.
1 Ml
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1 00
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fi oo
3o 7o
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IS .30
Half Rates to Saratoga.
On the occasion of the National
Ktlncational Ass'n's annual con
vention at Saratoga, J 11I3- 121.1, the
Uurlino-ton rot.te, from J 11I3' .'J to J u
U' '.), inclusive, will sell round trio
tickets from all stations in Xehras-
1 to Sanito'M at one lowest first-
class fare, plus two dollars (mem
bership fee X. E. A.) Tickets are
.".pod for return passage from July
la to 21: an extension of time limit
cause specified in sec- can, however, be obtained 1)3- depos-
- - A A I C .. . I O I ... ..',.-:.... ..1 11. r A 1 . ' A
"ii; injei5 iii iiie i,mce 01 inejoim
agent of terminal lines; :,.) JJroad
way, Saratoga. Th; Jiurlington
route will run sj)ecial Piilliuan
sleeing cars and reclining chair
cars Irom Lincoln and Omaha
through to Saratoga, leaving Lin
coln at 2: AO p. m. and Omaha a t 4:4a p.
m., 1 1113- v. . lolder. giving all n.ir-
ticulars, ma3' be hail upon appU ing
to J. Francis, general nasseiigerand
ticket agent, Omaha, to whoin, or to
local agent J. & I. K. k, requests
for reservation of births should be
adilrestied.
. . . .
lining- "i liuprisoiiuieiit, the wit
ness is unable to attend the court,
or is dead. 3. When the testimony
is required upon a motion, or in any
oiher case where the oral examina
tion of a witness is not required
i. When a deposition is offered
to be read in evidence, it must up
pear to the satisfaction of the court,
tliat for any
iiou ., 'lie attendance ot the wit
ness cannot be procured. If the wit
ness is openly- within the county ai
4 1... 4 : c a 1. . . ..
me uine ui me iriai ana is not pre
vented by age, infirmity or imprison
ment from appearing in court, his
deposition cannot be substituted
for his personal presence to give
testimony if the adverse party ob
ject to such deposition.
3. Where no objection is made in
the motion for a new trial and the
verdict is excessive, the objection
cannot be considered for the lirst
time in the supreme court.
1. A draft payable to the order of
the payee and endorsed in blank by
him and delivereir to a tnird party
is thereafter like a negotiable in-
trument pay able to bearer, and the
title will pass by mere delivery.
Loder vs. Loder, appeal from Cass
county, aflirmed. Opinion 113- Chief
Justice Maxwell.
G In an action to set aside a deed
made by a father in his dotage to
his youngest sou, held, that the tes
timony lenuea to snow imuus in
fluence on th
that the father was not in a mental
condition to transact important
business.
2. The judgment is supported by
the weight of evidence and is af
firmed.
FOH
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Call 011
SAMX I'oTTi-RSOX
Plaltsmouth - Nebraska
'DENu TSTRY
The Place to Buy
hardware
IS AT
G. BREKENFELD'8
whf:re you will find
corner
For Sale.
?ly house and three lot.-
Sixth and Dev. price S1.200.
Mks. I. A. G. IJi iii.T..
Central City, Neb., ape. K. k 15
;01 U A Nil
u-" LAIN
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la Wv
M v. ork
SPEC! ALTY.
K . STKINAi'S LOC U. ;ts ..) :i other an
'viiiet'esiveo for ii' i:iii;ss xtrat'luu f
rcerh.
' A .MARSHALL. Fitzto "W.
Fail to do Our Duty.
Kverbody has at times failed to do
their duty towards themselves.
Hundreds of lady readers sulier
from sick headache, nervousness.
sleeplessness and female troubles.
Let them follow the example of 31 rs.
Ilerbecthter, Stevens Point. Wis..
who for live years suffered great ly
from nervous prostration and sleep
lessness, tried physicians and dif
ferent medicines without success.
But one bottle of Dr. Miles' Nervine
part of the son and eauseu sounu sleep every night and
.-11c ift nue :t new person. -Mrs.
Klizabeth Wheeler, Laramie CH3-.
Wyoming, who tried all other reme
dies, declares that after three week's
use of the Nervine tor headache,
nervous prostration, etc., she was
entirely relieved. Sold b3" F. G.
hrickcvCo. Trial bottle free. 1.
.03-SEND lo.
y CtJlWAArli!'
If '
j STOVES.
v3
. iinmp tiim;t:''. a-in"Ti Tir.
E. CM EACH AM ARM SCO Si I .kl
Flat t-mi, ut h
Henry Hoeck. m.l-e t, iioor
Iehiiliolt IJriK, stationery .
H Hi iiipel, janitor court house
G W Xoi.le, salarv and exieiies. . .
r V Fountain. afs.r Sutit 1, I!,-n,l
3 K Hall ty Son, Mtlye tod,
IJ 1 'itiuari, aesst,r K'oi k Ulnils
J Iv Ivikenl.ary, IkI poor, tt-ss rent..
Omaha I'riiitint; Co., stationerv
H StuzetieiC:.it, 111. lsc to ixtor.
Anna lljrt. keeping iH...r
L ti Frciilay, physician's salarv
Joseph Graluiin, keepinj; poor
h'ees rrintiiii; Co, stat it.in.-rv
State Jornal Co, same
Plaltsmouth Ga Co. as
Joe Klein, 11 ui t- to poor.
I Hrekeiiliel.l, tucNe to Co
Fred Iirieksoii and Amouia Stock-
well were granted a license and
Judge k'amscy then and there mar
ried hem. The3" had in their pos
session the written consent of the
girl parents. They were both
sworn and said that the bride was
of age. Th is afternoon the mother
of the girl made her appearance
and said that the g irl was 011I3- six
teen 3-ears old. She nor her hus
band had never given their consent
to the match atid also that the
written consent was written bv '
somebody besides herself or her
husband. After she thought over
the matter anil the penalty the cou
ple would suffer she concluded to
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40 Ol
113 00
lull !Hi
10 o
1 70
131! N
UI 40
i 33
1-' 35
13 11O
10 ro
13 00
3 3o
It; no I lei the matter drop.
-'3 73
7 50
Shiloh's catarrh remedy a posi
tive cure Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker mouth. For sale by F. G.
Fricke & Co
Readers will lind additional local
on first page.
Just as sure as hot weather comes
there will be more or less bowel
complaint in this vicinitv. Fvery
person. and especially families,
ought tc have some reliable medi
cine at hand for instant use in case
it is needed. A 2.) or a0-cent bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera anil
Diarrluea Remedy is just what you
ought to have and all that you
would need, even for the most
severe and dangerous cases. It is
the best, the most reliable and
most jMiccessful treatment known
and is pleasant to take. For sale
F. G. Fricke A: Co., druggists.
I had a severe attack of catarrh
and became sodeaf I could not hear
common conversation. I so iFii-l
lerriitly lrom roaring- in iny head
I procured a bottle of Kly's Cream'
I - Y 1 f 1 '111 1 I -i ...... l ' t m
........ .... i,,i t-t- vv eeivs cm id near
as well as 1 ever could., and now I
can say to all who are afflicted with
the worst of diseases, caearrh. take
Flys Cream Calm anil be cured. It
is worth 1, (KM) to anv .Man, woman
or child suffering from c;itarrh A
K. Newman, Grayling. .Mich.
TI.NWAIiK.
(iAJil)KN TOOLS,
OASOLINE
STOVES,
HUJLIJKIts'
II AliDWAKE,
I'A L)-L():;KS,
DOOR. LOCKS,
LADIES' PEN
KNIVES, ETC.
Hon. W. V. Lucas, ex-state auditor
of Iowa, says: "I have used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in my
family and have 110 hesitation in
saying it is an excellent remedy-. I
believe all that is claimed for it.
Persons afflicted by a cough or
cold will find it a friend " There is
no danger from whooping cough
when this remedv is freel3- given,
all-cent bottles for sale by- F. G.
Fricke Co., druggists.
A CCIDKNT IXSUKA X CK,
T. II. Pollock. A
rent.
The Ii. .V- M. will sell tickets for
the second annual encampment
competitive drill. Omaha, and for
the meeting of the Manufacturers
and IJusiness Men's association,
Omaha, at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets will be sold June 13,
la. 10 and IS. Final limit for return,
June 22. J. Fkaxcis,
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
46
NEW PROCESS
QUICK
MEAL
GASOLINE STOVE
I wish to specially recommend,
it is absolutely safe.
99
noons sold ox tiik install
U mentplanas cheap as for cash,
on easy monthly payments. Come'
in and examine my anti-rust tin
ware which is warranted not to rust
for one year. If at any time you
want anything new that we do not
happen to have in stock we r-;.
it for you on two days' notice.
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421 Main-St.. Plaltsmouth
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