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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1924)
BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES lie per line each day, 1 or 1 aaya. 17c per line each day, 3 or « daya. 16c per line each day, 7 days. 15c per line each day. 30 daya r LOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADS. Pfornlng Edition ..I p. na. Evening Edition .11:00 a. m. Sunday Edition.0:00 p. m. Saturday althei charge or caah orders. Classified Ada accepted at the following offices: Main Office.17th and Fa mam Sts South Omaha. .N. W. Cor. 14th and N Sts Council Biuffa.16 Scott St Telephone ATlantic IMA THE EVENING BEE. THE OMAHA MORNING HER CLASSIFICATION. j Funeral Notices ....# | Vaults and Monument* . t I iincral Directors . g Cemeteries ........I- A Florist* . a tar«l of Thank* ..J.................. 6 lodge Notices . 7 4 nming Events .•••••. 8 Personals ...••••••. 9 Lost anil Found . IQ AUTOMOBILES. Automobiles tar Sais ................. 11 Trueks for Hale ..... 12 Automobile Agencies . 181 Motorcycles and Bicycle* ............. 14 Automobiles for Exchange . 151 \uto Accessories, Ports . 18 He.*vice Stations—Repairing . 17 I Auto Livery, Garage* ... 18' Wanted—Automobiles .,lM,‘ 1§ (.arages for Kent . fo BUSINESS SERVICE. Business Services Offered .tl Pudding Contractors . *2 Heating and Plumbing .28 Insurance .. ... 24 Jlillinery—Dn-Mmakln* . 2S Moving—Truikirut—8tora«« .. go 1 .tinting ana Papering ./. 27 latent Attorn*** .. 28 Printing Stationery .. .....! 29 Professional Service .. 80 Repairing . §1 Renovating and Dyeing . $2 Laundries . 88 Tailoring and Pressing 84 Wanted—Bu*i lies* Service ..85 EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—female . $8 Help Wanted— Male .. I7 Help Wanted—Male and Female .... 38 Jr^alohmen and Agents . 89 r Situation* Wanted—Female .‘ 40 Situation* Wanted—Male .41 FINANCIAL. Business Opportunities ..42 Investment—Stocks—Bonds .48 Real Fe-tute Loans . 44 Money to (.oar . 45 Wanted to Borrow . 40 EDUCATIONAL. Correspondence Courses .47 l,iocl!1 InHtrurtion llmwi . 44 Musical—Dramatic .49 Dancirfg Academies . AO Private Instruction .AI Wanted Instrmtion . 82 LIVESTOCK. Dogs. Cats and Pets .*....88 Horne*. Unit It. Veit hies . 54 Poultry and Supplies .55 anted—LiveHtoek .66 MERCHANDISE. Articles for Sale . 57 BuNlness Kaiiionicnt . Ah Building Material* .. 59 Farm und Dairy Products . 09 Fuel and Feed . 81 Good Things to Eat...82 Home-Mode Things .68 ‘Household 4«t ods . 64 Swap Column .65 Jewelry atm Watches . 08 Machinery ami Tool* .67 Seeds, P.ani* and Flower* .68 Specials at the Stores . 69 Musical Instruments . 70 Radio Equip mrnt .71 Wearing Apparel . . 72 W anted to Buy . 73 ROOMS FOR RENT. Rooms With Board .. 74 Room* Without Board . 75 Room* for Housekeeping . 76 Furnished Rooms .70-A Rooms. Unfurnished.77 Where to Stop in Town .. 78 Wanted— Rooms and Board .79 REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT. Apartment*—Furnished ..60 Apartments—Unfurnished .81 Business Place* for Kent .82 House* for Rent . 83 House*—Furnished ..At 4)ffices and Desk Room .••..... 8ft Oat-of-Tcivn Property .•••••••• 80 Suiuirhan for Rent . 07 Farm laands for Kent .. 88 hummer I’lace for Rent .89 WauUd to K*nt . 90 REAL ESTATE—FOB SALE. PrUUMlnes* Property . 01 Real Estate—In v estments . 92 J arms and latods for Sale .98 City Acreage for Sale . 94 House* for Sale . 95 Homes—North . 96 Houscn—South . 97 Houses—West . .......... 98 Houses—Benson . 99 1’or Sal*—Dundee . 1041 For Hale—Florence ..101 l or Sale—4 .»tiji<ll Bluff* ..102 lot* for Sale . 103 Real Estate for Exchange .1U4 Wanted—Real Kitate ...105, AUCTION*. \ notion ‘■ales . 106 Ileal Ehtute for Auction .107 ANNOl.NlFMKN'la. Funeral Notices. i vlANCUSO—Mrs. Frances, 1246 South Six ;eenth street, passed away July 6. De based Is survived by her husband, Joseph four daughters, Mrs. Frank Palladlno. Mrs. Alesio Hllvio, Mrs. Tony Pollto, and Rose; four sons, Jim, Napoleon, Joseph and Frank. Funeral services Tuesday, July 8, at 8:15 a. m. from the residence to St. Phllomena church at 9 a. m Interment Holy Sep ulcher cemetery. FRELING—Eugene N. Horn In 1870 "in Milwaukee, Wi«. Came tc Omaha, Neb., in 19I)t>; located on Norm Sixteenth street for one year, then at present address, 1803 Farngm, where he was In the leather goods business with Ricnard Stelnle. Mr. Freling is survived by his wife, Lizzie Freling, his son, Eugene R. Freling, age 18; his aged mother, two sisters and one brother in Milwaukee. COIIEE—Newton, age 42. Residence 51 IT North Fourteenth avenue Deceased survived by his wife. Louise, two brothsrn and one sister, Mrs. pella Slpe of Nor folk. Neb. Funeral Monday, 4 P. M., from the Heafey <fc Heafey chapel. Interment Forest Lawn. BOILER—Mrs. Mary A., age 69 years, passed away at local hospital Sunday. Body will he taken from Lesfle O. Moore funeral home. 24th and Wirt, to Griswold, la., where funeral services will he con ducted. Wednesday afternoon July 9. 192 4. HARROW—Lucy, aged 32, wife of Clifford Vr. Harrow, died July 4. Funeral Tuesday, July 8, 2;80, from the Miller Park Presbyterian church. Thirtieth and Huntington avenue. Interment For est Lawn cemetery. ►•WRIGHT—Mrs. Eva A., age 67, passed ^ /way at local hospital Sunday. Body will be taken from ^Leslie O. Moore funeral home. Twenty-fourth and Wirt, to Vllliaca, la., where funeral service will be conducted Tuesday afternoon, July 8, 1924. KESSLER—Freida. ags 7 years Survived by her father. Richard, of Bea'.rlce, Neb., and three sisters. Remains will be sent from the Heafey & Heafey chapel Monday ( A. M. to Beatrice, Neb. Vaults and Monuments. 2 “Automatic Sealing** concrete burial vaults recommended by all leading undertakers Mfg by umaha Concrete Burial Vault Co. t.- - -----— Funeral Directors. 3 HEAFEY A HEAFEY Undertakers and Embalmers Phone HA. 0266 Office 2611 Faroe in (ESTABLISHED SINCE 18621 KORIHKO FUNERAL HOME 25d and O Sta. 1250 8. llth 8t MA. 0640. AT. 1878 * BHAILBY A DORRANCK. 1823 CUMING ST.. JA. 6626 DUFFY A JOHNSTON. Sit S. 83d. new funeral home HA. 0417 LESLIE O MOORE^ 24th and Wirt WE 0047. _ H< >FFM AN-CR08BY ambulance. Dodge and 241!» Rt. Funeral directors. JA. 3901. , HU LAB A UUCP BN. ( Funeral directors 2224 < umtng JA 122ft JOHN A. GENTLEMAN 34 11 Farnutn 8t 1 N p. 8WANHON 17TH AND CUMING Quiet. Dignified Supervision C. c7 HAYNE8 FUNERAL H06YK 3920 N 24th St KE C2R7 (fmctorle*. 4 VISIT l'<7 REST LAWN West of Florence Omaha's APoat Beautiful Cemetery 820 Acres Perpetual Care. 1 Office* at the Cemetery and 720 Brandets Theater Bldg. Monroe News Sold. Columbus, Neb. July 7.—For the fourth time In one year the Monroe Weekly New* hoe changed hands. . .-■'This time It was purchased by I^e S. E- Johnson, Holstein, la., who pur chased the sheet from Kdwnrd Ryder Arcadia, Neb., who has been runnlnc the paper for three months _ANNOrNCKMKNTS. Personals. » JnHS.8ALVATiON Arm>' mduatrlat horn. •oltcita your old clothing, turnttura. mnga .. .... «•**«*■ Wo distribute. Phono ■A; 41ss *bil our wagoc will call. Call ?wL. 5.*ct .our D*w home. 1110-1111-1114 Uodgo atrooL _ai'tomoiVilks. _Automobiles lor Sale. 11 OAKLAND. JUS £ord Touring Car. runs good..I 60.00 1922 Ford Touring, starter. 200.U0 34-B Oakland Sedan. 250.00 1»21 Chandler, sport model. 275.00 1920 Bulck . 260.00 Oakland 4-passenger Coupe... 600.00 34-C Oakland Sedan. 475.00 Stephens Touring Car. 98.00 34-B Touring Car. 98.00 1920 Ford Sedan . 226.00 1921 Ford Sedan . 260’00 34-D Oakland Sport, One shape... 660.00 1921 Gardner Touring Car. 275.00 34-B Oakland Touring. 125.00 10 other good cars to select from. Open Sunday Mornings. OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO., 20th and Harney Streets. AT. 2929. MURPHY DID IT USED CAR DEP’T. 1918 Bulck Tour., very good.2200 1921 Oakland Tour., very good.1165 1923 Ford Tour., starter and D. M...S285 1924 Ford Coupe, like new.$625 1923 Star Tour., guaranteed.$360 1923 Star Sedan, demonstrator.$575 1921 Ford 8edan, new paint .$275 We Will Make Terms That You Can Afford to Pay. COMB IN ANY TIME. . ANDREW MURPHY & SON, AT- 4«H. 1410 Jackaon. DURANT AND STAR CARS. MURPHY DTD IT. Downtown Uted Car Stor*. 1410 Jackson._ AT. 4411. NA8H-VRIE8EMA AUTO CO., „ USED CAR STORE. 2054 Farnam. AT. 4S92 USED CARlT O. N Bonncy Motor Cm. __2654 Farnam. CHALMP7R8 sedan, good condition, used trucks from 1 to 3-ton. International Harvester Co. AT. 0705. GOOD USED CARS BUY YOURS AT __GUT L. SMITH_ HUDSON Supergix. 7-passenger touring, fine condition, at a bargain. HA. 7923. Auto Aeressorle*, Parta. 16 GUARANTEED n.w and iiwd auto oarta at a BDaclal cut uric*. Naoraaka Auto Parta 1016-18 Harnav St JA <111 and :'20f. fumina St AT. \»1» BIO hnrttkln In all atandard makti of **•«», Ford tires $5 and up. Kaplan Auto Parta Co.. Jill Nicholaa. Service Stations, Repairing. i; INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS. Rayfleld carburetor and Klaemann mac neto aervlce. AT *660. P. MEl.CHOIRS & 8. N 417 8. 1*TH IHSINESS SKRVICE. ~ ^jSnHnery^Urertsimrklng^^^sS ACCORDION, side, knife, hot pleating, covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching, buttonholes. Write Ideal Button and Pleating Co.. 608 Brown Block. Omaha Neb. Telephone JA 1926. NEB PLEATING CO. Hemstitching. Covered Buttons. 1804 Farnam, Second Floor JA. 6670 Moving—Truclilng—Storage 16 GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE. PACKING, MOV1NO, SHIPPING. 8TORINO Eatlmatea turnlahed. AT 0230 or JA. 4126 BEKIN8 OMAHA VAN * STORAGE. 76tb and Leavenworth 8ta Packing, mov init, atorage, ahlpplng. JA. 416*. GORDON‘8 FIREPROOF WHSE. A VAN 216 North nth St. Phone JA 30*2: mov Ina, uacktna. atoraga. ahlppln*. Painting and Papering. 27 DON'T TAKE A CHANCE Employ a maattr painter and docorator Painting and decorating apecial dlacottat on wall naper. FRED PARKS PAINT STORE. 470* S. 24th. AT 7404 MA. 0101 NEAT, artlatlc cement work done; 30 yeara’ experience; olso cyclone cellar, arch, atepa. KE. 3862. Patent Attorneys. 28 PATENT I,A tV VERS. STUROES & STURGES, United Statee and foreign patent* and trade-ntarka ob tained, Infringement searches, lnveetl** tluna. etc. -814 umaha Nat. Bank Hid* J. W MARTIN, fils Petera Truat Bid* . Omaha; also Washington. Double service slngl* fee Also helD sell patent*. Printing—Stationery. 2K Commercial printing Eddy Printing Co IH South 13th Si '■•'one JA 606 Professional Service. SO osteopathic physicians DHS NIEMANN .% MERRITT Adjustlve osteopathy, Electro-Therapy op tometry. 821 Woodman Bldg., AT. 2871. Repairing. 31 USED and new sewing maentoee. Sew ing machines and vlctrolas repaired Rent machines, fl per week. IS per mo MICKEL MUSIC HOU8E 15th end Harney_ AT 4161 EMILOYMKNT Help Wanted—Female. .36 I3E a beauty specialist. It pays big wages; men ns Independence; positions waiting or have your own shop; day or evening classes. Call or write Moler Col lege. 109 H. 16th fit. COMPETENT white girl for general houaewtxrk. References required. Tel. WA, 077 2. 108 North 6 5th fit. ENROLL at the largest comptometer school. 300 Couitney Bldg JA. 1493 WANJKfD—A white girl as cook; small family; good wages. HA. 0069. Help Wanted—Male. 37 MEN—Learn barber trade. It pays big wages and offers steady work; short course; dnr or evening; earn while you learn. Calf or write. Moler Barber Col lege, 109 8. 16th. ALI. MEN. women, boys, girls, 17 to 65 willing to accept government positions $117«|250 (traveling or stationary). Write Mr, Oaement. 186. fit Louis. Mo. WANTED—Ladle* In this locality to em broider linens for us at home during their leisure momenta. Write at once, "Fashion Embroideries.*' 680 Lima, Ohio FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners 6160 1260 (which position 7) Hallway Y-2684. Omaha Bee. Help Wanted—Mule and Female. 3# HUSTLING organiser, business-social so ciety, bookkeepers, clerks. Give reference in detail. Box Y-2C89. Omaha Bee. Salesmen and Agent*. SI# SALESMAN. Our Mr. W. L Pritchard will bo at the Hotel Fontenelle on July 7th. and 6th to select h representative to sell the Encyclopedia Britannic*, New Worm. The man we want must be over 26 years of age, and can qualify to cars for out lends In Omaha. Permanent position. Phone for appointment. A UT< >M OIIIL E 8 A LK8 M K N. We have * very fine proposition for three first-class men. Only su< h men that have shown results will be considered Ask for retail sales manager OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO.. 20th and Harney fits. AGENTS—-Plenr ~lT&" to |I0 a 'day selling Dsrn E-Z, cold patch for stocking* Wheaton Laboratories. La Cross”, WIs. FIN A NCI All Business Opportunities. 42 BALES LJSTItIBUTOR. Chicago concern will make exclusive con tract with responsible indlvldim l or *0Qf earn with proven sales record for their products In Nebraska territory; first yes re sales will approximate flO.UflO, with very substantial profits nod rsutst bustnssfl secured Applicants must be financially responsible; nominal working chnttsl necessary. Telephoto* W. .1 Glynn, Jlote) Fontenells, for nMintment. FOR HALE Hardware atOOk f<*r hiiI”. No ; tends* go. Good town and good buslno-e Reason for selling, sickness. V *o&0, Omaha Bee. • _FINANCIAL. Business Opportunities. 42 FOR SALE—Hotel, 22 rooms, In R. R. town of 4,000 population, N. E. Kansas; 4 lots, corner 100-ft. street, fins location; close to H. R. shops and depot; $1,600 to $1,800 will handle furnishings, with satis factory terms on building; possession giv en July 16, 3 924. Emil Hoffmeyer. 700 West 4th St.. Holton. Kan. $3,000.00 CASH will do It. Buy auto re pair shop, accessories gas sta., long lease; 1923 receipts $17,000.00. Box 134, Buhl, Idaho. Investment—Stocks—Bonds. 43 M. A. ANDERSON CO.. JA. 6107. Real estate Surety bonds and kindred Ins. Keal Estate lA>ans. 44 MONEY TO LOAN On 1st and 2d Mortgages. We buy outright for cash Existing mortgages and land contracta Prompt Action H. A. WOLF CO., 682 Saunders-Kennedy Bldg. AT. 8160 OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB. FARMS O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Om. Nat Bk Bldg JA 8716 6*4 AND 6 PER CENT MONfeY. Loans on Omaha Improved property at lowest rates FRANK H. BINDER. 823 City National.JA. 2661 SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences Cash on hand. Prompt service. E. H Lougee. Inc.. 638 Keellne Bldg. SECOND mortgages or contracts pur chased by Tukey Company 620 First Ns tional Bank. JA. 4221. LOW RATE on city property, quickly closed; no monthly paymenta JA. 1638 W. T. Graham. 6Vb AND 6 PER CENT—No DELAY GARVIN BROS 646 Omaha Nat. Bide I WILL buy mortgages and contracts Corkln. 948 Om. Nat. Bldg.. Omaha Neb Farm Loans on west. Neb. and N. E. Colo farms. Kloke Ii. vestment Co.. Omaha. Money to Loan. 43 THIS COMPANY IB ORGANIZED To supply your money wants In the same wav that banka supply the money wants of the business community Any amount loaned ud to 1600 and you can repay It In easy monthly payments. Our equal payment plan repays the loan and all charges. We have been in business In Omaha over 30 years and can assure you of a aulek confidential and square deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.. 606 Karbach Block. Tel. JA. I2»6 Southeast corner 16th and Douglas Sts Omaha Bee. DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, buslaesa strictly confidential. The Diamond Loan Co.. 1514 Dodee bt. Established U>4. MONEY to loan on automobile. AT. 6481 EDUCATIONAL. Local Instruction Classes. 48 HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATES make flu, best operators. A six weeks' course In our echool will lift you from ths Inexperi enced class to the position of an expert worker. Ca»i and investigate. COMPTOMETER SCHOOL., JA. 1493. 300 Courtney Bldg "The School That Graduates Experts. * DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL Complete courses in all commercial branches. Shorthand, typewriting, teleg raphy, salesmanship, civil service. Phone JA. 1666. Complete catalog free. BOYLES COLLEGE. 18th and Harney Sts.Omaha, Neb. EIGHT to 13 weeks prepare you for a fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or write American college. 1913 Farnam. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE 1402 Dodge St 1204 Douglas It Call or write for information. DWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE Stenography and Bookkeeping. Wead Bldg 18th and Farnam. AT. 7414 Dancing Academies 50 Largest dancing classes In Omaha. •There’s a Reason. KEEP'S. HOTEL HOME. Join Now. JA. 4470 "livestock. ~ Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. 54 HORSE and harness for sale cheap. Phone JA. 6441. Business Equipments. 58 WE BUY sell safes, make desks, show rases, etc Omaha Fixture A Supply Co. S W cor 11th and Douglaa JA. 37 L 4 Fuel and Feed. <J KINDLING—$6 truckload, delivered; saw dust, shavings Phone JA 4740 Good Things to Eat. 62 CURRANTS for sale at Ihm Fruit farm, 6iat and Military Ave. WA. 1987. Household Goods. 64 BEAUTIFUL blue velour overstaffed par lor suite, cost 1350 one year ago, is In ex cellent oondltlon; Edison phonograph and records, highest rash offer on articles fakes them. 707 S. 36th. HA. 36S9. YOU ARE LOSING, every day that you fall to take advantage of the furniture bargains at Stephenson's. 150* Capitol Ave. Private nales and auction. Swap Column. 65 GOOD «iuh*n oibln*t and Simons sani tary vouch, large rug* to exchange for twtn beds, smaller rug or dresser. WE. 6724 F3. ^TVE rooms of" furniture, flat for rent, for late model Ford roadster. Omaha Has, Box A-1230 TO sell or trade, (mtcher protector, for field glasses, or what have you? Benson Station. Box 41. Machinery and Tool*. 67 NEW and second-hand motors, dynamos, LeBron Elect! leal Works 116-20 Ho 12th Radio Equipment. 71 RADIOLO Super.Heterodyne—Trade your old set in on one of these latest models; good allowance, terms If desired. Radio Apparatus Co.. 1808 Farnam Wanted to lluy. 78 DESKS. DESKS. DESKS. New desks, used (leeks, bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam St. AT 4144 WANTED—Used 12x30 Corliss Engine, 66x18 boiler. Topeka Rendering Co., To. peka. Kan . ROOMS FOR RENT. Furnished Booms 75 2573 DODGE-—Nice fur. rin. for bnslnena klrl or adulta and kitchen prlvledge If desired. LOCUST ST 2211 — Large, coo! rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping WE. 6741 ROOM for rent. Harney line, prefer gen tleman, references exchanged. WA. 6688. PARK AVE., 1113.—Well furnished sleep Ing roomH, gentlemen, reasonable rent. 831 PARK AVE—Nicely furnished; con venient to two car lines. HA. 1096. WA. 73&1 (TEL.)—We have Just what you want In rooms. Fine district. 38TH HT., 104 s—Furnished room for one or two gentlemen. HA. 1606, HA. 80J7 (Tel.)—Beautiful room and kitchen; also extra bed room HA. 374f* (TEL )—Nice south front room rear Technical high. Room* for lloti«f>k('rping. 7fi NICE7LY furnished front room suite in Inrge modern private residence. Nice lo cation, 1 block to car. Adults. WE. 4348. 1HORWALD will sublease 2 rm. apt.; ref f ere nee* required; rent* $66 In summer. H A Where to SR>$i hi Town. 78 HOTEL H A NI''l»R I)— 1 9th ami Farnam HOTEL HENHftAW—ittth and Farnam Stierial rates to permanent guests. HU \I, ESTATE—KOII RENT. A par I merit*—Fu rriiMicd. 80 M2.; NO urn HT Nlr.lv fur . HkT. home Large, airy, 4 rooms, private bath, oast poic.h, lawn, laundry, walking din tame WE. 3843. 1st floor. Also 4 Tins unfurnished. 2128 WIRT ST.—2 Inrge rooms and kltch nnejts apt ; everything furn WE. ossj HUNTER INN HOME for the traveling man #nd wife at 4940 >4tb and i■«..i«#* TFIE LANDUN, 611 H fT'I'lf ST tool, • lean housekeeping or sleeping rooms NEWLY die- mod airy 2-rm. apt. 1837 8 23d St. Heat, light, water free. Apartment*—F ii rniahwl. MU 2210 HARNEY- Furnished 2-room apt. Close In. JA 4006. N REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT. Apartments—Unfurnished. 81 | I-room apartment In tha Sterling, 18th and St. Mary. FIRST TRUST CO. AT. 0729. FIVE ROOM all \nodern, downtown apartment, Steam heat and water fur. nlahed. Only $12.50 per month. Meyers & Ralnbolt Co. 424 Omaha National Hank. JA. 0746. APARTMENTS and flata for rent. VV J. PALMER CO. AT. 1010 Real Estate Management Specialists. FOR ONE OK DRAKES 1,000 APARTMENTS Call Jackaon 2805. PETERS TRUST COMPANY 'WHERE OMAHA RENTS" AT. 0644. 17th and Farnsm Bta Thorwald will sublease 8-rm apt. Refer ence! required. Renta $55 in summer. HA. 6610. STEAM HEAT, 6-room apta . $30 and up; close In. (3 P. Stebblna. 1610 Chicago 8t. 6-ROOM modern, fine condition, choice location. HA. 7124 or HA. 6994. Business Places for Rent. 82 16TH 8T. corner basement etore: low rent, j Q. P. Stebblna. 1610 Chicago. Houses for Rent. 83 6-r. mod. stucco, garage, 312 N 48....$70 i 5- r. apt. Dunsany, 10th & Pierce.$40 6- r. apt. 2612 N. 16th.$2f, 3-r. apt.. 2612 N. 16th.$18 2-r. apt.. 2612 N. 16th.$11 Om. Ren Ex, JA. 3519; HA. 2608. BRICK duplex for rent excellent loca tion. Rent reasonable. JOHN R. McCAltVILLE. AT, 6026. 3014 JACKSON ST.—Ideal modern bunga low, walking distance, $65 per mo. HA. ■i:i3Q. HAMILTON, 3886—Five-room bungalow (garage), $32 60. Frank Carey, HA. 0923. 3226 MAPLE—4-room modern house ex cept heat. <16 a month. WE. 3607. 5-ROOM house, modern except heat. $25. K5U South 2 lit St. 2609 CAPITOL AVE.—6-Toom house, part ly modern. 1005 S. 42d St.—6-room house, $36 per month. HEAL ESTATE—FOR KENT. Houses, Furnished. 84 WII.L share modern home, Miller park district, with coupe. Kill. 0528. Offices and Desk Room. 85 OFFICE In front of «lev,tor and deelra hie office suit. In Flrat Nat. Bank Bldg Call AT. 0728. b\ H. Oroeaman. hummer Place for Rem. 89 OKOBOJI—Private cottage for rent in August; furnished, spacious, convenient, reasonable, near golf grounds. Drawer E Orange City, la. HEAL. ESTATE—mK SALE. Business Property. SI BUS. proporty, 66 foot. 2 house,; near t*. O. |t>,700, Great bargain. JA. 9327. Houses (or Sale. yj i-ROOM bouse, <2,600. Cloaa In. Great bargain. JA. 0127. Houses—North. 90 Get Interested in This $400 n«w bungalow just being finished, uonvenieittly located, near new North High. Price 94,999. Strictly modern and complete with cabinets, gas equipment, un'oi WA^’-m0*1 ula' *'“• WA Grove-Hibbard, , _ .. Bull<ler» ot Good Home,. AT. 1162. 222 Bandera Reeerve Life Bldg. I have a neat 6-room bungalow, all mod ern, brand new, and on a paved street garage. Lasy terms. Owner, HA. 2844, __—_ O. E. BUCK & CO. buy and aall home. Houses—South. #; NINt-room house, all modern, garage. blK lot. easy term*. 2427 tj. 16th. A* 70*9 Also u-rooin huu.e. South Omaha. <l,IOu. 6-ROOM house with store building. Cor lot ilako offer. <250 cash, i602 Vallei lienk c. Heat Co. AT. 41<6. (louses—West. 9s DON’T BUY A HOME UNTIL you have ee*n tb„ j model faoujea, m flffiTKtn 'bUl« C0®Plet« 1,1 Doau utul btandard Place. E\ ery new, con venient frnture included. Phone any time end let our salesmen call for you and see J I EOW* PIKRCE ST • * ROOMS. BUNQA- 1 14o7 80. 46TJI AVE, 6 R. COLONIAL. Nl4^-* WOOLWORTII, 6 ROOM COLO i-tch hae fireplace, bookcases. tile bath • lie1*.114 tube, pedestal lavatory* buJ*t-in kitchen cabinet*, breakfast table V? £A„rin *l* and floors, eta. «l,00u to $1,600 cash will handle. Make your au ijoauinent today with BUCK ,1m °mah* N*Vl JA. 1543 Salesmen. Lungren, KE 03oi, Baker WA. 3613, Bog, Wg. «3 7 2. CHOICE BUNGALOW—WEST PRICE ONLY $M-b0. $1,260 DOWN Five large room* and bath, all on the one floor, oak finish In main rooms, good attic, splendid baa-n.eril. large lot, only l block to car. OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 530 Peters Trust Bldg. JA. S28I OWNER LEAVING CITY. 6 rooms and breakfast nook; beet lot In Went Leavenworth Diet., large living room with fireplace, model kitchen, 3 bedrooms, one has fireplace and French doors open ing on balcony; oak and birch finish. AT. 4061. KE. 1732 FOR sale by owner, 5-room, partly mod ern; plenty fruit and shrubbery, Grounds 76x120 feet- Price $2,000. 6630 bpencer. FOWLER FIN DM FOLKS who buy boruea List your property with us for results JA. 1421 BURT C. FOWLER Co., Realtors NEW COLONIAL home. 6 rooms, corn** built-in tub. breakfast table, pa\ed street. close to car >1.000 rash Eve. WA 7060 WILL build in your order on our beauii ful lots in Kdgewood, very enay terms Phone AT *640 3 til JON EH hT.—7 rooms, all modern, convenient location. Make an offer. JA 4*67 For aNale—Dundee. 100 DUNDEE BUNGALOW. NEAR DTIl AM* BURT. Very reasonable term* Nearly new, five rooms, strictly modern; <>ak floors throughout. Beautiful location Street paved. Only $600 cash, fall HA. 64»i6. For Sale—Florence. 10. NIBTHAWAY sells to whites only. Head (auceelon, a Klu Kluxer for all. KE 14»>9. l ots (or Sale. 143 --- - ... ■ DUNDEE BUILDING 8ITK8. GEORGE A CO.. RKALTtms. 8th Kloor City Nat. Hk, Bldg AT 1014 LOT 60x167, on 2nd Av,nu.. faring liana com Bark, for sal. at an atlrartlv, prleo H A ilrimmrl JA. IB 65. Ileal l.utatr lor l£x<hari|;«. 104 4TAI1MH, Ullib.in. 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A. .SANDELL, Heal Eatala AT «H WORLD REALTY CO Raaltora AT 34»t UTK OFFICIAL NOTICES^ NOTICE. To the owneri jf all lota, land* tracts and parcela of lands, within Street Im provement District No. 2593 and to the owners of hII Ion. tracts and parcels of lands. abutting on or adlacent to that rart of Ohio Street from 6*th Street to 80th Street, in the City of Omaha, Nebraska. Notice la hereby given that there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Omaha a petition for the im provement of that part of Ohio Street from 66th Street to 60th Street, in the City of Omaha, by Paving and Curb ing. said petition being In words and figures as follows: Petition tor Improving Ohio Street, from 6Cth Street to 60th street. To the Honorable City Council of the City of Omaha: We, the undersigned, owners of lots or landa abutting upon that uart of Ohio Street from 66th Street to 60th Street in Street Improvement District No. 2693. in the City of Omaha, being record owners of a majority of the feet front age on said part of aaid street, as shown by the generally recognized maps of said city, do hereby petition that the same be improved by Paving and Curb ing. And we do further petition the Council to order such improvement and cause it to be made, and that thirty clays be allowed to the property owners in paid District within which to designate the material desired to be used in the paving of said street. Earl Moneymaker. May 81, 1924. Lots 19 and 20. Block 14. Rose Hill Addi tion. 100 feet front by 180 feet deep. Albert Anderson. June 2. 1924. Lot 9. Block 13. Rose Hill Addition. 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. Augusta J. Johnson. June 8. 1924. Lots I, 2. 3. Block 13. Rone Hill Addition. 140 feet front bv 130 feet deep. John A. and Sophie Johnson. June 2. 1924, Lot 4. Block 13. Rose Hill Addi tion. 50 feet front by 130 feet deep. Walker Martin. June 2. 1924. Dots 6 and 6. Block 13. Rose Hill Addition. 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. Laure A. and Horen C. Nielsen, Juns 2. 1924. Lot 10. Block 13. Bose Hill Addi tion, 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. Gottfried (his X Mark) Amatutm. Walker Martin, witness, June 2, 1924, Lota 14 and 16. Block 14. Rose Hill Addition. 95 feet front by 130 feet deep. Mrs. Karen Darpen, June 2, 1924. Lot 7, Block 18. Rose Mill Addition. 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. Hugh Jone-e. June 2. 1924, Lot 31. Block 14. Rose Hill Addition, 60 feet front by 120 feet deeo. Mabel Hanker. June 2. 1924. Lots 12 and 13. Block 4. Rose Hill Addition. 100 feet front bv 130 feet deep. Leonard H. Winter. June 2. 1924. Lota 10 and 11. Block 4. Rose Hill Addition. 100 feet front by 130 feet deep. Laurltz Jorgensen. June 2. 1124. Lot II, Block 3. Rose Hill Addition. 50 feet front by 130 feet deep. Thomas B. Trogo. Juno 2. 1924. Lot 18. Block 3. Rose Hill Addition. 60 feet front by 130 feet deep- . .. George C. Flack. June 3. 1924. Lot 9. Block 4. Rose Hill Addition. 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. _ . _ Hjalinar Nelson. June 8, 1924. Lot 8, Block 13. Rose Hill Addition. 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. ..... Alfred and Blanche Nelsen. June f. 1924. lot 19, Block 3, Rose Hill Addition. 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. John Henry and Mary A Maekin. June 3. 1924, Lot 20. Block 3. Rose Hill Addi tion, 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. Thomas Zacek, June 4. 1924. South H of Dot 24 and all of Lots 25 and 26. in Block 14. Rose Hill Addition, 140 feet front by 65 feet deep. Edward H. Sprague, Juns 4. 1924, Lots 21. 22 and 23. Block 3 Rose Hill Addltloa 150 feet front by 130 feet deep. Filed: June 12. 1024, at 10:20 o’clock а. m. Tou are further notified that you and each of you will have fifteen daye from July 7. 1924, the first day of publication hereof. In which to file protest In the of fice of the City Clerk against the regu larity, legality or sufficiency of said petition or any signature thereon. Published in accordance with Resolu tion No. 4147, Series 1924. Omaha. Nebraska July 7. 1924 JAMES F. HOCTOR, City Clerk July T-t-9. NOTICE. To the owners of all lots, lands, tracts and parceli of lands, within Street Im provements District No. 1952. and to the owners of all lots, tracts ana parcels of lands abutting on or adjacent to that part of Spring Street from lith Street to loth Street, In the City of Omaha, Nebraska: Notice Is hereby given that there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Omaha a petition for the Improve. m*nt of that part of Spring Street from l%th Street to 20th Street. In the City of Omaha, hy Paving and Curbing eald pat Itlon being In words and figures as follows: Petition for Improving Spring Street frtm 18th Street to 20th Street. To the Honorable City Council of the City of Omaha We, the undersigned, owners of lots or lands abutting upon that part of Spring Street from lath Street to 26th .Street, In Street Improvement District No 1952. in the City of Omaha, being record owner# of a majority of the feet front age on eald part of said street, ae shown by the generally recognized maps of the city, do hereby petition that the same may be omproved by paving and curb ing And wo do further petition the Council to order auch improvement and cause It to be made, ana that thirty day# be allowed to the property owners In said District within which to designate the material desired to be used in the paving of said street. George Reif, February 15th. 19*1, all of Lots 2. 3 and 4 Block 3. Deer Park Addition, 147 feet front by 132 feet deep. Clara E. lloye, February 16th, 1923, South 100 feet East * 65 feet of Lot 7. Block 3, and the South 100 feet of Lot б. Block 3. Deer Park Addition, 6f 55 fe*t front by 100 feet deep. Elsie P Christensen. February 16th. 192 3 North 31 foot East 80 feel vf Lot 1. Hlock 6 peer Park Addition. 80 feet tront by S3 feet deep. Koter'.na Junek, February ISth, 1929. all of Lot 10. Hlock 3, Deer Park Addition, 49 feet front by 132 feet deep. Charles and Clara ‘Forster. February lllh. 1923. all of Dot* 5. 8 and 9. Bloc k 3, Deer Park Addition. 147 feet front by 131 feet -deep, and the West 9 96 feet of the South 100 feet of Dot 7, Hlock I. Deer Pant Addition. 9 45 feat front by 100 feet deep W Morris Nielsen. Juno 17th, 1924, all of Let 26. Block 5 Deer Park Addition. 130 feet front hy 48 feet deep. Philip J Kunz. June 17th. 1924. Lot 11 Block 8, I ,#*er Park Addition. 49 fee . front by 132 feet deep Frank K Sullivan, June 17th. 1934. West 60 feet of Lot 1. Hlock 6. Deer Park Addition, 50 feet front by 48 feet deep. ^ FPed: Juno 18th, 1924. at 110 o'clock You are further notified that you and ea< h of you will have fifteen days from July 7th. 1924, the first day of publlca tlon hereof. In which to file protest In tho Office of the City Clerk against the regularity, legality or sufficiency of said petition or any signature thereon Published In accordance with Resolu tion No. 4141. Scries 193 4 Omaha. Nebraska J tly 7. 1924 JAMES P HOCTOR. J-7-9-9__City Clerk NOT TOE. To the owners of all lota lands, tracts and parrel* of land, within Street Im provement District No 3576 and to the owners of all lots, tracts and parcels of lands, abutting on or adjacent to that part of Thirty-osventh Street from Ames Avenue to Grand Avenue. In the City of Omaha, Nebraska Notice fs hereby given that there ha* t • en filed with th# City Clerk of the City of Omaha a petition for the improvement of that part of Thlrty-eeventh Street from Ames Avenue to Grand Avenue, in the City of t 'main, by Paving and Curbing, said petition being In words and figures as follows: Petition for improving Thirty seventh ?Ri et from Ames Avenue to Grand Ave nue. To the Honorable City Council of the City of Omaha We. the undersigned, owners of lot# or lands abutting upon that part of Thirty, seventh Street from Ames Avenue to Grand Avenue, In Street improvement Dis trict No 2576. In the City of Omaha, be log record owners of a mntnrlty of the feet frontage on snid part of eald street its shown hy the generally recognised (maps of said city, do hereby petition that the sain® be Improved by Paving and Curbing And we do further petition the Council to order such improvement and cause it to l*o made, and that thirty days be at lowed to the property owners In said District within which to designate the materiel desired In be used In the paving [of sold street I Fa til A < orhran May ?4. Itt4. 1 w»t 17 Ifumeoldt Addition. 60 feet front hy 139 feet deep Gem ge W Lot.’t, Mav 24 19J4, Ixtta 18 and 19 lliimi ddt Addition. 60 feet front by 130 feet deep Frank K Sheets. |r . May 27. 1924, I.of I. Hlock 2. Pleas.mt Hill Addition, 110 fret front by 32 feet deep Hen If Olvici. Mav *7. | •§. Humboldt Addition. 60 feet front hy 130 feet deep Asel Nle|s»n Mav 17. 1024, T,of 22 Humboldt Addition, 60 feet front hy 1J0 fret deep, Henrv .7 and Jessie E M THan< hi Mav 37 1924. Lota 11 and If Block 2 Woes’ .'uhdlvlalon, each 60 feet front hy IfG feet deep. Fiances I Sheets. Mav 17, 1924 Lot 1. Block 2. Pleasant Hill Addition. 130 feet front bv 32 feet deep HerIh I. Van Winkle. May 29, 1024, ev CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. cept North 16 feet of the^ South 144 feet of Block 1. Pleasant Illll Addition. 130 feet front bv 167 feet deep. Mary C. Jensen. June 2, 1924. Lot 15. Block 1, Moea' Addition, 47 feet front by 183 feet deep. Rllla M. and James O. Jarkman. June 2. 1924, Lot 24. Block 1, Moew Addition, 47 feet front by 138 feet deep. Fannlo Springer, June 2, 1924, Lot 22, Block 1, Moes* Subdivision, 47 feet front by 133 feet deep. Rudolph M, and Grace Olson, June 7. 1924, South 12 feet of Lot Z. Block 2, Moes' Addition, 12 feet front by U3 feet deep, and all of Lot 4, Block 2. Moea' Addition. 50 feet front by 133 feet deep. D. Robert E and Edith C Afarbie, June 10. 1924, Lots 6. 6. 7 8 in Block 2. each 60 feet front by 138 feet deep George U Lehnhoff. June 10. 1924, Lot 16, Humboldt Addition, 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. Ina V. Nielsen. June 10, 1924, Lot 22. Humboldt Addition, 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. Fred Krug Products Co. by Albert Krug. Pres.. June 12. 1924, Lot 24, Humboldt Addition. 50 feet front by 180 feet deep Harold R. Lank June 16, 1924, East 44 feet of Lot 2, Block 2, 52 feet front by 44 feet deep, East 44 feet of Lot 2, Block 2, 50 feet front by 44 feet deep, and the North 38 feet of the East 44 feet of Lot 3, Block 2. all in Moea' Subdivision, 38 feet front by 44 feet deep. Nan B. Fitzpatrick. June 16. 1924. Lot 18, Block 1. Moes’ Subdivision. 47 feet front by 133 feet deep. Mary C Buxton. June 16. 1924. West. 78 feet of Lot 13. 52 feet front by 78 feet deep; West 78 reel of Lot 14, 60 feet front by 78 feet deep, and Lot 15. 50 feet front by 130 feet deep, all in Humboldt Ad dition. George Van Winkle. Except North 15 feet of the South 14*1 feet of Lot 1, Pleas ant Hill Addition, 130 feet front by 107 feet deep. Filed; June 21. 1924, at 10:10 o’clock a. m. You are further notified that you and each of you will have fifteen days from July 7. 1924, the first day of publica tion hereof in which to fils protest In the office of the City Clerk against the regularity, legality or sufficiency of said petition or any signature thereon. Published In accordance with Resolution No 414 4, Series 1924. Omaha, Nebraska. July 7, 1924. JAMES P. HOCTOR. J-7-8-9 City Clerk. NOTICE. PROPOSALS FOR SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION. Sealed proposals are Invited and will be received by the City Clsrk of the City of Omaha, until Tuesday. July 15. 1924. at 10 o'clock A M.t for the construction or widening of sidewalks in Sidewalk District No. 44, described and located a* follows, to-wlt: On the north side of "T" Street, of ar tificial stone, class "A." 4 f*#t wide: Lot 1, Block 4. Hammond PlAce Addi tion; the South 40 feet of Lot 9, Block 8; Lot 9, Block 9. letters Addition. On the east side of 33rd Street of arti ficial atone, class '’A," 4 feet wide: Lot 7, Block 2, Hammond Place Addi tion. On the south slda of "T" Street, of artiitclal stone, class "A" 4 feet wide: Lota 6, 6 and 9, Haas Sub in Block 11. Jetters Addition; the north 65 feet of Lot 1, Lots 2, 3, 4. 6. 7 and 8, Block 10. Jetters Addition. On the East side of 27th Street, of ar tificial stone, clast "A." 4 feet wide: Extensions Into *’Z’’ Street adjoining Lot 13, Block 2. and Lot 12. Block 3. Rush & Selby's Addition; extension Into Adams Street adjoining Lot 43, Block 6, W. L. Selby’s let Addition; extension Into Madlaon Street adjoining Lot 43. Block 5, W L. Selby’s 1st Addition. On the South side of Madleon Street, of artificial etone, class ’’A." 4 feet wide: Extension into 27th Street adjoining Lot l. Block 1, South Omaha View Addi tion. On the South side of Drexel Street of artificial stone, class ’’A," 4 feet wide: Lota 1, 4, 5. 6, 7. 8. 9 and 10, the Eaat 42 feet, the West 42 feet of the East 84 feet, and the West 43 feet of Lot 11 Block 1; vacated alley between lots 10 and 11, Block 1 Maple Grove Addition; Lots 1. 4. 6. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 and 11, Block 3, Cotner 6c Archers Addition; Lot 26. Block 3. Melias 1st Addition. On the North side of Drexel Street of Artificial Stone < lass “A" 4 fee* wide Lot* 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23 and 26. Blook 1. South Omrtha Exchange 1 lace Addition; Lot* 16. 17, 38, 19. 20. 21. 22. 23 and 26. Block 2. Cotn*r A Archer* Addition* Lots 10. 11 ar.d 12 Block 2. Meiiaa First Addition On tbe East Sid* 0f 17th Streat of Artificial Stone class 'A’' 4 feet wide Lot 13. Block 33. Albrights Choice Ad dition (>n the North Side of Madison Street of Artificial Stone cl#?.* "A" 4 feet wide Lots 15. IS. 17. 18 ar.d 19. Block 4. Mathews Sub. On the West Side of 10th Street of Artificial Stone clans *’A ’ 4 feet wide; Lota 1. 2. 3. 4 and I. Block 6. Lets 1. 2. 3. 4 and 6. Blq> k 4. Lots 1. 2 3. 4 and 5 R!eck J. Loti 1. 2. S. 4 and 5. Block 2 Lots 1 2 and 3. tha North 40 feet «nd the South 14 2 feet of Lot 4. Lot 5.! Block 1. Burr Place Addition; 3-6 v^r^a In th* North Eaat corner of the North Eaat tf. of the 8ou»h W*»t -i. in . l ax .Lot 6. Set «ion 9-14-11; Except 3.5 Acre# io North Eaat corner of th** North { La at V of the South West «*. of Sec hion ?-14-)J Tajt Lot f Section 9-14-13; Lot 10. Blo^k 4. J«tt*ra Second Addition * *n ’ho \V<at Side of Gilmore Avenue of Artificial Stone e .«•• "A" 4 feet wide Except County Hoad Lot 9. Block 4 Albrightj Annex Addition. On the South Side of Spring Street of Artificial Stone c.aaa "A” 4 feet w.d**: The North 46 fe*t of the West 120 feet of the East 497 feet of North Re serve Thomson A Oooe Addition Lota 1, 2 and 8. Biock 11. Summit Addition. On th* Fast ^!de of 36th Street of Artificial Stone clase ’ A” 4 fast wide The Meat 50 feet of Lot 8. the South 86 feet -of Lot 9. Block £. th* North 44 3 feet the North 4 feet of the South 84 feet, and the South 42 feet of Lot 11 Lot 12. Blo-*k 6. Summit Addition. on the South Side of Elm Street of Artificial Sr< ne clime ‘ A ’ 4 feet w-.wy The West SO feet of Lot 6. Bloc a 5. Summit Addition On the North Side of Monroe 6tr**t of Artificial Stone data "A" 4 feet w^d* ., Lot* 17. 1*. 19 20. 21. 22. 23 and 2 4. Block I. South Omaha View Addi tion. On the North Side of Oak Street of Artificial Stone c!a*e "A” 4 feet w de The scuth *6*4 feet of Lot* 9 end in Lots 12. 13 14. 15 and 16. Block Summit Addition. »»n the South tide of Oak Street of artificial itone clans *‘A’’ 4 f *t wide. Lota 7. « and 9, the North 44 3 feet of I,ota 10 and 11. Block 6. Summit Addition On ’he North aide of Jackson Street of artificial atone claea ’A" 4 feet wide: Lot 5. the Weat fe of Lot 6. Lvl I Block i, lanac & SGden'e Addition. On the South side of Monr *e Street of Artificial Prone class •‘A’’ 4 feet wide Lot* 1. 4. 5. 6. 7 and I. BJ. ok 1. South Omaha Exohang* Place Addition. on the East aid* of 23d Street of arti ficial atone claaa '*A' 4 feet wide: The North S of Lot 16. the South H of Tot 14 Redtrka 2d Addition Such sidewalks to be constructed In ac cordance with the plana and specifica tions and requirements as prepared by the City Engineer and adopted and ap proved by th# Mayor and City Council for ♦ he purpose o# |,-»\ ern'ng the Conatruc tlon of sidewalks In aald city during the year 192 4, and to be constructed under the supervision of the City Engineer Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of $ 1 t»o as a guaranty of gn,,< faith and to be forfeited t<> the city as liquidated dnmipi In -vent of failure to enter Into contract, should award h*» made thereon. Proposals muit bo made upon printed blanks provided t v the City Engineer, and no proposal will be considered. If detached from the parkag.* In urhb h It was bound, but the entire package must be unbroken : and in good order when the proposal Is i deposited. Price* must be stated in words and fie 1 urea in th# respective columns provided in < the printed blanks Prnpoaaia must be aealed. marked "Pro- ; poaals for Sidewalk Construction," and addressed to James P Ho.-tor, City Clerk Omaha, Neb. and will be preaented to the City Council unopened at the regular J meeting to be held on Tuesday. July 15 1924 at 10 o'clock A M The Council reserve* tha right to re-' .lect any and all bide Published In accordance with the pro ' vision* of Ordinance No 10942 Omaha, Nebraska. Julv 7, 1914 JAMliS *\ HOCTOR JT.1.9,16.11 Ctty Clerk N* TICK To th# owners of ell lota lands, tracts and parcels of lands, within Gradtng j Improvement Nc 114, and to the own-1 ers of all lot*, tracts and pare#;* of | lands, abutting on or adlncent tn that, part of Pierce Htreet from 4*th street to ftaddb* <'reek Road. In the City of omahn. Nebraakr: Notice Is hereby g!v«n that there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Omaha a petition for the Improve ment of that part of Pierce Street from 4*th Stveet to Saddle Creek Road. In the City of Omaha, by Grading, sail petition being In words and I if urea as follows PETITION To grade GRADING 1MPROV1 MENT NO 114 To the City Council of the City «,f Omaha Nebraska: We the undersigned, qwnrra of lot* or land* abutting upon Pierce Street from 4m h Ftteet to Saddle Creek Road In Grading Improvement No 114 in the City of Omaha being record owners *>f the majority of the font frontage of taxable property on aald part of said aPeet as ahown by the generally r*<ognl*rd mane of aald City, do hcrebv pel If Ion that the same be improved by working and grad Ing as Boon as practicable to the present established grade, and w* further peti tion the Council to order salt! tmprn\e ment and cause the same to be mads And In consideration of aald street being worked and graded as herein petition*'*! for we hereb teape< lively, waive all damages o» claim *»f damages bv retrain thereof .1 in an) 1 • hereinafter result in# from the cutting. filling or working su'd street as herein petitioned for Ida A Johnson. I^t II Bloch }, Pat ♦ erson a Bub. 50 feet front by 1214# feet deep; also I«ot 1, Block I Patterson’* Hub. 56 feet front bv 1281# feet deep. Chrlattanw Johnson September 17. Iff! Pot 2. Block t Pattersons Hub, 56 feet front by 128Vi feet deep Mra. Anna Better. September IT. 1923 CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. 1.01 1, 4 and 6, Block 2. Patt«r»on'» Sub, ouch 6*J foot front by 12tW fool doop, Harvey K and Lora I.- Hlfelow, Sep* tembor IT, 162S. Lot 2S. Hlock 1, Pat* toroon'a Sub, 60 foot front by 12H84 feet deep. Harry Roberto, September 17, ltll. Lot 24. Miock 1, Paitotson a Sub, 6b feet front by 12« W 1ft deep Harry A. Tukey, September IT, 1621. Lou 17 and 18. Block 1, Patterson'* Sub, 68 67 feet front by 12«>» feet deep Honry J. Afiolke, September II, 1621, Lot 2. Blcri< z. Patterson's Sub, 60 feel front by 1Z844 feet deep. Nele A Nehleen, .September *1. 1026. kots 18. 20 and 81, Block 1. Patterson s sub, each 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Olson, September 28, 18iJ Lot 7. I' l attcrsou's Sub, 6U feet front by 128 64 feet deep P-'f , K. {-^rdell. October 1, 1622, Lot 25. Block 1, Patterson's Sub. 60 feet plus, »»oni.,1)y. H. ,eet deep; »l*o Lots 26 and 27. Block 1, Patterson's Sub. each 60 feet front by 128‘4 feci deep. Parkway Real Ksiais Co, by D C. Patterson, Pres, Lot 10, Block 2. Pat dee*0** *ub' ,e*1 front by 1**'i (*at r,,ot;o Lelstlko and Ethel Lelstlko, Lot 8. Block 2, Patterson's Sub, 60 feet front by 121V. feet deep. ?n<1 Anna A Nelson. September 25. 1933. Lot 3, Block 2. Patterson a Sub. 60 feet front by 12b44 feet deep tl1,’ I'’ra,n- June 2. 1624. I ell J° »'°rk )■ Fattoraon'a Sub. 60 feet front by 128 64 feet deep Filed: June 8, 1824, at 11:00 o'clock a m. You arn further notified that you and , Aou w111 hava fifteen days from July 7, 1924. the first day of publication heieof In which to file protest In the of fice of the City Cierk against the regu {»nty. legality or sufficiency of said pe tUt»on»i°r “ny •iKnature thereon, a. 1 u^Jl"hed in accordance with Resolu tion No 4140. Series 1924. Omaha, Nebraska. July 7. 1924 « ■* . . J AMES P. HOCTOR. J:7’*-9_City Clerk. ey. NOT-CBJ. To the owners of all tots, lands, tracts and parcels of lands, within Street Im provement District No. 2592. and to the owners of all lota, tracts and parcels or lands, abutting on or adjacent to tha. part of 4Cth Avenue from Leaven worth Street to Mayberry Street, in the City of Omaha. Nebraska. Notice j# hereby given that thera has been filed with the- City Clerk of the j i.lty of Omaha a petition for the improve- 1 ment of that part of 4t;th Avenue from i Leavenworth Street to Mayberry Street, in the City of Omaha, by Pavirg and < uroing. said petition being In words and figures aa follows. Petition for Improving 41th Avenue Street L'*avenworth Street to Mayberry To the Honorable City Council of tha City of Omaha: We. the undersigned, owners of lota or Jai:*9 abutting upon that pArt of 46th Avenue from I^ea \ en worth Street to May ?*rry Street ,B Street Improvement Dis trict No 2592, In the City of Omaha, being record owners of a majority of the feet frontage on said parr of aaid s’rect, as shown by the generally recog niz**d map# of said city, do hereby petition that the Fame be Improved by Paving and Curbing. And we do further petition the Council to order such Improvement and cause it to be made, and that thirty davg be al lowed to the property owneri in said Dis trict wlth'n which to designate the ma terial desired to be used In the paving of aaid street. J Clausen. June 11, 19J4. Lot 13. Block 4. Sheridan Place. 130 feet front by 60 f*et deep August E tVesenberg. June 11, 1924, Lot 12, Block J. Sheridan Place, 130 feet front by 50 feet deeo. Isora B Smith. June 11. 1121. Lota 23 and 24. Block 2, Sheridan Place, 130 feet front by 100 feet deep. Pophla M. O. Brough. June 1J, 1924, Lot 1. Blcck 2. Sheridan Place. 130 feet front by 50 feet deep. Ernest E Jam*s, June 12. 1124, Lot 1. Bio<"k 3 Sh^-r dan Place. 110 feet front by 60 feet deep. AFJJI€d- Jun® 2! 1,2<- 10:!• o'clock You farther notifl* d that you and •*ar-h of you win hav# fifteen days from July 3124. the first day of publication h,Y/of' Jn.wh! h to fil> Protest ln th© office of the City Cierk against th# regu larity. jAgiiity nr sufficiency of said pe liti?n or any signature thereon Pubi "hed jq accordance with Reaolu tlcn No. 4!l€. f»r»e§ 1924 Omaha. Nebtaskn. Tuiv 7 1924 - . . . JAMES P. HOCTOR. J »• 9_City Clerk. _ _ NOTICE. To the owners of ai] lots lands, tracts and parcel* of lands, within Street-Im provement District No. 2200. and to the 1 'wr‘.era. of all lots, tract# and parcel* r'[ land*. abutting on or adjacent to that part of 17th Street from Vinton J-trtet to Deer Fark Boulevard, ln the <-**y of Omaha. Nebraska. Notice !s hereby given that there has been filed with the City Clerk of the 1 ity of Omaha a petition for the im pro vr ment of that part ef 17 th Street from \ :nton S're^t to Deer Park Boule vard. in the City of Omaha, by Paving and Curbing. *a:d petition being in word# and figures aa follows. Petition for Itrprovjng 17th Street, from \ in ton street and Deer Park Boulevard. T° HnnoiaW* City Council of the City of Omaha: W- the undersigned, owner# of lot* or and* a butt m3 upon that part of 17th street from Vinton FTeet to Deer Park Boulevard, in Street Improvement Dietrict No 220^. in the City of Omaha, b*inff Tv'.rd ownera of a majority of the feet frontage oa raid pari of said street, as vnewbv the geoeraiiy re^ognla^l maps cf said city, do hereby petition that th»* same be improved by Paring and Curbing. And w« do further petition the Council to order such improvement and cauae It ♦0 \ e made, and that thirty days be al • •woi to the property canon ha aaij District within which to designate the material desired to be used la the paving of said street. Oeorpe 0 Olson. September 11, 192*. W*-- 45 feet of I.ot# 14 end 15. BlocS 7, Deer Park Addition, 90 feet front by 45 f-*-t deer Peter J Ke’ember. September 21. 1922 Lot 19 B’°' k T. Deer Tark. Addition 4S feet front by 127 feet deep Willlaai T How'lwy. Walter L Moyes September 11. 1923. Lot 10. Block C Deer pa^k Addition. 4% feet front bv 127 feet l.au-4 11 Snyder. I-ou's O Peieckv. September II. 1921 Yast 79 feer of Lot 13, Block 4. P»r* Bcu’.erard. 4 9 fe-t front by 79 feet def p Henry M Short. September tl 1911, Lot ]?. Bioclc 7, Leer lark Addition. 44 feet front by 1*7 feef de^p Wm Deh»i, September 25, 1132, Lota 11 and 12. Block 4. Deer Park Boulevard. 96 fc**t fr<»nt bv 117 feet deer Frank t>-♦. September 35. 1920 Lot 2' k 7, I • «*r F* \ Bou.evard. 41 feet front by 117 feet deep Rdward B CHaik September 25. 10JS. Baet of Lot 3, Haseall Jk Rorers* Sub-1 d '.aloi of I-^)ta 59. 57 and if, Rogers' Oklahoma Ad tmon. 10 feet froat br lOD* feet deep. Katherine Bwnrtk, September 25. 1923 Y-a s t 4 of Lot 12. Hnscall A Rogers' Su‘.division to Lots 5«. 57 and 6B Rocers* Oknh ma Addition. 55 feet front by 1094 feet deeo Fred W rtacek. September 25. 1023 Lots 4 and 5 Block «. Peer Park Addi tion 9* feet front by 127 feet d^rp Lyman and Brennan, bv L. J Brennan, September 25. 1923, Lot 7. Block C De Park Addition. 48 feet front by 127 feet deep. 1 rente D Pickard, er September D 1931. East 4 of North 4 Lot 8. Hamit j9 Rogers' Subdivision ©f Lott 60, 57 ard M. Roger* Okahoma Addition. 56 feet front by 1094 feet deep l’.un net W.Liter. September 14 1923 'e t* .md 50 and the West Side of Lot 3. Tlascall A Rogers Subdivision of Lot# 54. 57 and :<S. Rogers' Okahoma Ad dit'on. 0O feet front by 50 feel deep M vrv and Jiw^h Ohms’a!. October 1, 14 K.tsr 4 f St-»uth 4 of l*ot 8, Ha* «‘al! A Roger#' Subdivision of Lot# 64, 57 and 59. Rogers Okahoma Addition, 50 feet front by 1094 feet deep William VTViae October 1. ltll South 14 feet of Lot 2. Haecall A Roger* Sub division of I.ot* 54. 57 and M Roger* A Okahoma Addition, 34 feet front by 105 feet deep. Mr*. Nnna Flunlcko. October 1. I0|t Lot 5. Hascoll A Rogere1 Fubdlvlel.'n of l.ota 50 57 and 09. Rogers' Okahoma Ad dition. 40 feet front b> 100 feet deep Mr# There*# Hawiaen. October 1, 1422. North 58 f**t of Lot 1. Hum!! A Rogers Subdivision of Lots 54. IT and 15 Roger*’ Okahoma Addition. If feet front by L5 feet deep. Wilber R Bruce and Sylvester Proctor October 1 1922. I nt fl. J r Riley*« Subdivlaton of Lot* 54 and 10. Okahoma Addition, 30 feet front by 104 feet d**rp James P#ter.\ and John The!**n O •Oher 1. I9rs South 4 cf T.et 17. .7 )' Riley* Subdivision of Lot# 54 and 55. Okahoma Addition. 25 feet front bv 10. j fret deep. Arlice T HUlmar October. 2. 1973 I St 16. J. R Riley * Sabdlvision l.ot« {'4» • nd 55. Okahoma Addition. 10 feet front j by 100 feet deep R I Krnny, October • 1925 Let 14 J F Riley's Fubdivi* m. Tot* 64 and 5' Okahoma Addition. 60 feet front b\ lOvj feet deep Mr*, lloye. formerly May Fogarty, and I John Fogarty. O.-toher 9 1913. North of l^>t IS. J F Rtlev • Subdivialoa. li feet front by L » f ■ t deep Charts# Applet m. October 9. 1938. Lot 10. J K Riley'* Subdivision, 5| feet front by 100 feet deep. Fran • M H n »« ,r, M*v 14, 1024 Lot 4. Block 3. Dreael't Subdlvleion. lie feet front by M feet deep Oon P an>1 Bnrbars Rola, October 4 1193. 1 v>t 6, Block 8. l'eer 1'erk Adtfitiot 48 feet front hv 12T fee deep. Daniel .1 Jordon <Vtober 6. 102*. I.ot I. Fa-ra'.l* SuhdlvUlon Ih>** 50 and 56 Okahoma Addition. ‘4 feet front *n«1 al«« I-Ota l and *. J R Hi lev* Subdivision IJh feet front hy 62 feet deep Peter H Petersen October 6 19*3 South 00 feet Of I.ot 0. Block 1. THevei Subdivision 60 feet front hv 69 feet dee: Joseph l*ang October 0. 1013 I-M * j Riley # Subdivision, 50 feet front b' i feet tleep Anna U ao6l Thea Caraelt. October ». 1930, I^t 6. Block 2. iVevel# Svtb | dB talon. UP feet front by 15 feet 4leep P end (lut Holmea October 6 lit"5 I South H of I.ot 4. Block 9 hreu'v #u»* I division. 45 feet front bv ll feet deep j ■ ■■■■■ I ——■ I I ..1 ■ ■ — CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. __ Eliza and Fred T. Doha*. October Cf 1123. North *0 feet of Lot 6. Block 1. and all of Lot 6. IJlock i. Drexel a Sub division. 174 feet front by 6* feet deep.. Robert L. Robereon end Frank C. Par mer October 6. 1923, North V# of Lot b, Block 2. Drexela Subdivision, 65 feet front by 68 feet deep. Mary and Ptei-han Schmidt. Oefober 6. 1923. Lot 6, Biock 3, Drexel a Subdivision, ISO feet front by 5* feet deep Ronert W. and Francis E Kenny. Sore and i»elra at law of L. R. and Lena Kenn>, deceased. May 6, 192* Lot 14. J K. Riley * Subdlvielon. 60 feet front. Eastern Mortgage A Loan Co. by H II. Auerbach. *i?cretary. May 8. 1924. South of Lot 17. J. E Riley Sub division, 26 feet front by 100 feet deep. Theodcre J. Swingholm and Fred Arm* bruet. May 14. 1924. Lot 21. Block 7. Deer Park Addition. 48 feet front by 127 feet deap. Edward B Chalk and Herman A. Ste nhauwn. May 14. 1924. Lot 3. Block 6. Deer Park Adlitlon. 48 feet front by 127 feet deep. The Rogers Real Estate Co., by G. Sam Roger*. nree:deni. May 29. 1924. East V* South ** Lot 8. Hasrall A Rogers Subdivision of Lois 66, 67, 6h, Okahoraa Addition. 50 feet trout by 109V* far#t deep. Mar.e Schroeder. June 2 1 924. North 18 feet of Lot i. and tft* South 82 fee: * of Lot L Rogers Subdivision. 60 feet * front Filed: June 20, 1924. at 9:10 o'clock • A. M You are further notified that you and each of you w,ll have fifteen day* from July 7. 1924. the firs* dav of publication hereof in which to file protest in the office of the City Clerk against the regularity, legality or suffnien y of aaid pet Run or any signature thereon. Published In accordance with Reaolv tlon So. 4142. Scries 19-4. Umaha. Nebraska. July 7. 1924. JAMES P. HOCTOR. J, 7, 8, 9,_ City Clerk. NOTICE To the ownera of ali lo's. lands, tracts ar.d parceie of lands, within Street Im provement District No. 2823 and to the ownera of all lots, tracts and parcels ot lands, abutting on or adjacent to that part, of Atlas Street from 9th Street to 13th Street, in the City of Omaha, Nebraska. * Notice la hereby given that there haa. been filed with the City Cierk of the City of Omaha a petition for the Improve ment of that part of Atlas Street from 9th Street to 13th Street, in the City of •maha by Paving and Curbing sad pe tition being in worda aid figures as followa: Petition for Improving Atlaa Street from 9th Street to )3th S*reet. To tho Honorable City Council of the City of Omaha: We. me undersigned, ownera of Iota or lands abutting upon that part of Atla* Street from »th Street to 18th Street in Street Improvement District No 2333. in the City of Omaha, being record owners of a majority of the feet fror tage on said part of said street, as shown by the generally lecogniaej map* of said city, do hereby petition that the same be improved by Paving and Curbing And we do farther petition the Council to ord*r such improvement and cause it to be made, and that ttfirty days be al lowed to *he property owners in aaid District within which to designate the material desired to be used in the paving of aaid street. Joseph Eckler. March 7th. 1973. 1*0. 16, Blo'-k 4. Van Camp's Addition. 48 feet front by 126 feet deep. Frank J. Pelecky. March t. 1922 Lo s 12 ard 13. Block 4. Van Campa Addi tion 98 2-3 f*et front by 126 feet deep. Mrs. Mary Kriegler. March 9, 1928, Lot 6 Block 6. Van Camp's Addition. 4» feet front by 120 feet deep Mrs Josle £alclk. March t. 19X2. Lot 7. Block 6. Van Camp's Addition. 48 feet front by 120 feet deep Mrs Btssi£ Webber. March *. 1927 Lot 8. Block 6 Vap Camp a Addition. 43 feet front bv 120 feet deep Frank J Pro* Marcia 6 1921. Lot 17, Blo^k 5. Van Camp a Addition, 54 7 feet front by 126 feet deep. Charles Swanson. March 9. 1923. Lot 1 ^ Block 6. l’an ('amp's Addition, 48 1-3 feet front by 1X6 feet deep Anton Miller. March 12, 1132, Lot 11 Blor-k i. Var, Camp a Addition, 41 1-3 feet front by 3 25 feet deep. Anna and Anton H.mIK. Mar.h 111*. Lota IS and 1*. Block i. Van Camp’* Addition 108 r—t fron* br 115 f«ot d**ti. Mr* Bertha Lindstadt, March II. 1111. West 3« feet of U>t 11. Block 0. Im •amp’* Addition. 10 let front br J feet deep. Ro*a and Frank J. Tnrdlk. March 14. 1921. Lot 14 Block 4. Van Camp's Addi • ,on 48 1-7 feet front by 125 feet de*p Fr*d Armbrust and W A White. March 16. 1923. Lot 19. Block 4 Van Cam; s Addition. 48 feet front by 1X5 feet deer* Joseph Lahodny. April 24. 1922. Lot 12. Block 3 Van Campa Addition. 48 feet front by 125 feet deep Bessie and Frank Hotovec. April 25. 1923. Lot 13. Block 1, Van Campa Addi tion 48 fe«t front by 1X5 feet d*»p Arna Egerrr. er and Anton Egermler April 25. 1923, Let X. Block ♦. Van Camp's Addition. 49 feet front by 127 feet deep. Harry A Tuckey and Linda Corrad. May 22. 1923. South H of Lota 16 and 16. Block 2 Van Carnot Addition. 98 feet front by 62S f#ct deep Frank Nu-ser and 8’ephea Kurahhaum. July 4. 1923 West 4 of Lot 5 ard nil of Lot 6. Block 7. Van Cajnr'a Addition. 72 f«et front br 11* feet deep Andrew and Katherine Horworth. April 21 1924. Fast 4 cf Lot 5. Blo'-k 7. Van ('amp's Addition. 14 feet front by 120 feet d*ep. Frank J. and Rose Proa March 26. 1922, Lota 11 and 12. Block 7. Park F^rea: Addition, 160 feet front. VY .ram Lateweky. March 26. 1924 Has' !4 feet of Lc* 12. ard all of Lot 12 Block €. Van Camp • Addition. 64 feet front by 120 fee* deep Dorothea Lamonta n and Gustav La montaln March 21. 1924. lsot 15. Block 5 Van Camp's Addition. St feet front by 125 feet deep. M A and Mary E Schfffbauer, March 2« 1924. Lot 11. Block 5. Van Camps [Addition. 56 feet front by 125 feat deep. Mathilda Madison. March X*. 1924 Lets 10 and 11. Block 3. Van Camp's Addition, W feet front by 125 fee: deep; ale-' Let 2. Block 6 Van Camp's Addition 49 feet front by 1X0 feet deer. James and France* Panos, March X€. 2924. 7*ot l. Block €. Van Campa Addltrcn, 49 feet front bv 120 feet deep Overland Mortgage & Fins ret Co. by H A. Wolf, president. Lot ll. Block k, 'an Campa Addition. 60 feet front by [125 fee* de*p Frank Pax elec. April 8. 2 924. Lot 22. Block 4 Van Cami’a Addition 49 fee: front by 1X5 feet deep. Bai.hA«#r Tnimmer. Lot 17. Block 4. Van Camp's Addition. 48 feet front bv 125 feet deep Anna Tor '.ik and Anna Kruml. April S. 3 924. Lot 16, Block 4. Van Camp's Add - 45 f- et fren* h> 1JO feet deep An*on and Mary Siejakal. April S 1914, Lot 9. Blok 8. Van C amps Addition 44 1-2 feet f nt by 12* feet deep. Augusta Mlier. April 3. 1924. Lot 9 Block L Van Camp* Addition. 48 feet front by 125 feet deep F led June 21. 1924. at 19:1# o'clock a. m. Yog are fur*her notified that tom and each of you will have fifteen days from Jujy *, 1924 the first d\y cf publlcatton hereof, in wh!ch to filo protest In the ©f t!re of the (Tty Clerk against the reeu. larity, legality or eufftc.ency of *a:d peu tion or any signature thereon. Published in aoco-danoe with Resolu tion No. 4148. Senes 1924 Omaha. Nebraska Julv 7, 1924 JAMES P. HOCTOR. J*, 7, 1, at* «"*■ --- COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS Notice le hereby given that F.ank Pewe> County Clerk. Court knot*. Omaha. Nebraska will receive Sealed B.di up to and including Tuesday. Juh lft. 1134 at 10 o ''Jock a. m for tha construct;©* »f a garage building to be bum on the *Ue ef the old rang* building at 4*4 and . aclflc St recta, in accordance w.tk plana and specifications prepared bv John Lateneer A Son*. Architects. Esvh bid must be made on blank pro Poe*?* forma prepared bv John Latent? •"»* «*» file in hie office .11 Patera Truat Bu, ling Omaha. Nebraska Anr and ail inf’ Nation re* garde* said plant and specif auooa may be obtained from the architect. Each bid muat N* accompanied hr a * certified check ©c cash tn an amount llA# *•* <v*"t of «*• *«►<*! amount nr the bid submitted, aa a guarantee ef th» acceptance of the contract. \t awarded Bid* win b# evened by the Board of Count' Commteelonera in their meeting chamber Courthoua* Omaha Nebraska, at 1 © ©clack a m on Tueedav July lft, 1114 The Board of Couniv Commj* sinner* reserve to thrmnelvy* tha right l<* x ,nT °r recti' ed H> ord« r ©f the of C-unty C©m toner*. under resolution of July *. FRANK DRW FT. *•*-*■< Countv Clerk. NOTICE TO PAVINO CONTRACTORS Notice la hereby given that Frank P*wey Count* Oe ^ Cwnrt Hoie* ha N«-‘ r»aka, * 1 rc *ved acs'ed l idal uo to and ’nc'ud ng T\ieedk>. August ft, 1*84. at K :#g o oWk 4 V. for the paving and improving of Tae f Street ea the hm'h ctde ©f Rmveoi Tark. for the follow .ng arr Journal# quantities : 3 f S* square yards, more ©r Sea* pa*'*a 3* square yards, mere or lees grading Plana and epeMficatinn* may tr x^b tafned from L K Adama County 9wr veyor Fa<-h bid wuiat be ax^compaated by a certified check ©r cash m the «utn of Five tft%l Per Cent ©f the iRiouii af the bid submitted as a gberamee of the faithful performance of tb# contract. if *, awarded 411 work to be»egunb> Septem bor 1. 1*34. and com Met *4 on ©t Kfote November 1. 1**4 !’ da will be opened by the Board af County 'Vmm*al«.mer* *n thetr \x#etnq| hanCxer CYvirl House, Omaha Nebraska, at tb ih ©‘clock .4 V on Tu«a.iay, August ft. **J4 The Hoard x'f County >'x ini atone-a r***rv<‘ t© tbemaetvea tha tight to reject am or all bids reeelva*i. R> order of th* Hoard of C.'untv C>‘tn u s* oners, I'omm Count?, Nebraska, under reaclutlea dated July 3 l*f4 FANK r*b\i * T |JI fti dr unty Clerk