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11 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BE : TUESDAY. , JANUARY 24 , Io82.
THE DAILY BEK.
Moruluij. Jan 24.
Wftnthor Koport.
( Tlic following otaervAlinm nrc Inkon M
the -mno moment I time : \t .11 the sta
tion'n.tmeil. )
Wu DxrAntNKTT , U. 1 , 1m At. 3 nvicr , \
OMUIA , J immy 23 , 1S32. (4:4.1 ( : p. m. ) |
lr < )7on.
L.OGAL BHWVITrMH.
The nmli for vnccinc vlnw ycMtenla ;
was immense.
Katharine KogeM nt tlio AcaiUmy o
Munic tii-nlf-lit.
Several imll liur > ; l ricH are rL' | rt
nn Sixteenth htrrct.
-Tho Stnmliinl club icccptiiui , Wcdiion
day niifht , will ! n Itrilliiuil nlfair.
- The liitniti club l.initict ) | , WL-dniwlaj
nijlit , will lie the evuit nf tlieuoek.
The Union I'ncllic triiln went out i
time to-day , and with .1 heavy.lo.-id.
- Ifowr Is n good t'lnti for norvoiiM pcol | (
rei'll' < i 'n "MHknt tliu Red Doath.1' '
KntharinoltogcrH nt the Academy ol
Miixio tonlK'lit , in n ( strong , donhK
liill , Cnlatcaaml Leah.
-Tho four yiiunu men nccuivtl of ntc-nl
ini ; IIVLT at the Coininviciiil lintel , diiiingn
huico , wore di clmij'cd on | > ; iitiK for tht
-Mr. and M H. J..M. .StalTiiixI Sunday
Ix-camc thohiipy : | p.irvntH of n nine-pound
Rirl h.iliy. Tliu iiiothfrnnd child art- doing
writ ,
The htock of ( { omli in the N"u\v York
I ut Htiuo l > ai boL'ii replovincd by tlie Hliciilt ,
Wnolf'H brother cluiiniti ( { Hint they beluiiK
t : lii ) ) >
Thuris weru live casen of Inloxicatidii
cforo Judc | Hcncko yiHtcrdny. Tlirtu
aid , one waH xunttojail and tile oilier cane
The UihiihaCiluo club held u rclicarH.il
in Ijyllo'rf hlocl : laiL n'glit. ' They arc
mttldtiu lilsi i > ri > paiatl na forthu niproach' [
in ) * ton ert ,
Tlio ticket * for the JUirns baniiitt | must
livpiocmed before UVdnetd.iy night , nsni1
ticlciU will bu Hold at the door , and thoj
cannot bo nbtainud them.
Thcro will bo a H | ccial meeting of tin
Itrickluyvrs' union on Tui'sday U\CIIHK !
January "Hh. All n.einbeis aie reipiestei
tii be | ii'esent. Our deletfntu to the Natinna
" union u-iil make hifl report.
WM. TUIITI.K. 1'ieaidtmt.
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Mr. .fanii'H Shannon tliu U. 1 * . nm
ihiuwt U the b.ippy fntlier of a tuelvi
( vHind boy , wlilch arrived the "Ut iiuttant
JatneM JH proud of the latu addition to tin
j republican party , and "net 'em np , " to th
; bojH in good Htylc.
Metcnlf & llro. , whole ale tea mar
chuntn , liave a curioiiM and very fnigran
and pretty plant in their window. It i
$1 I1
' called a JapancKo lily , nnd thrives In i
1 glnHH ditih in which there are only pebble
and water. It was importmt direct fron
Jipan.
Jipan.Tho
The Kmmct Jlonuniunt A soclatloi
will give a 'riiiiil bull on the evening o
February 21 t , to commemorate the until
xrrmrry of thu birth of George Wnshinh'toi
ju'l ' alrto of Henry ( ! ration , thu Irmb pat
riot , both of which fall on the followin ;
tS ) , February ' 'Jd.
The Dnpliitchurch quartette choir tun
trnmtls of F. H. Smith , lir L tenor ; AU
.Mwia , second tennrj . \Vcnloy Wllkins
liidt bass ; J. I , . Smith , Hecond bass. Mi
J" . S. Smith in organizing n largo choiu
cli > > irof inixeil voice * , \\hlcli will niniibc
alxiut fifty , to be lud by the nialu ipiai
tatc.
Tlio neat ding utoieon the corner <
Tenth and I lou hm , which him uddeil H
much In the peace and ( pilot nf th itneigl
borhood , ban junt luvl put in n Hcl ofcr
fine hhow bott'cn in itn uindowa. Tli
rni'colurcd lights may now bo HOUII for
h 'f do/on I lee n In clthor dlrvctlon , o
Uiu diirlcfit night * .
* I ICucera'i ) boarding home , on Lcavei
wirth street , was hurglarijicd on Satuula
c -lit. The thlt'f obtained udmittam
tliniiigb n doorleftunlockedaudpioci < rdi
to go through the rooms. Ho obtained
watch , worth about 815 , and 817 iiunonc
li'jin illlfeient apartments. No onu awnki
Ui kmiwof thu niHcnl'ii prf ence-and tl
ciiine waa not discovered u tll Suiidi :
icorning. No jurist hu yet been made.
- Mi a A'Jce ' Ifantingii and liolai :
K il. both fuiorlt's be'ote the footligh
in Out Tna , paaaed wi Ht yottrnUy un route
to San KrnncUc" , wheiofhey I11 piny I
"Tho \ \ orld,1'vhlvh I , orentlnu tch
Cut cro whiratvr it J < played. Itued pla ;
the chu'acter of "Mu Juwfl. " or ths.Tei
The play In which Mr. lieed oonmienc
his ktarrinjc t uir next Heamin , cntlth
"Cheek , " baa beiii lini hed by J rarndi'ii i
Ghleag and i pronnunued the fine
iking among fututo draiuiitUationn. Uct
oiHma in it at Huoluy'a theater May 7t
cd w ill Btriku Umalia In the fall ,
Elovutor
Thu citizeim nf Omaha mid ra
I ahippciH of thu atnto aru hi'ruby ca
dially invitud to visit uncl K < > throui
U o now clovalor during thu comii
week , beginning on Monday , .J.uuii
zad.
zad.Tliu
Tliu I'lit'lps Dros. , wiu luivc h
clmrRo f < lie carpontora umployud
conatruction , will roccivu yui'Btsii
pilot thuin ihrougli thu liounn , onu
i hum Blurting with ( , 'ueatu from t
jwuthwust cntrunco evury juurl
hour from 8 o'clock n. in. until noc
and 1 o'clock until B n. in. cjiuh duy
Hie week. Very truly yourn ,
&
"HOUGH ON HATS. "
The thing detired found at lant. A
niKk'hit for "iloujjh ou 1UU. " Jt clei
out rats , mice , roachtu , Uieu , bed bugs : 1l
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THE PITTED PLAGUE.
Three Now 0 IGOR of Smr\l' Pox
Dnvoloped in the Oity.
Items Concerning the Mucli Droiulod
' DlHORflo.
Folks lnul become soiimwhat ru : < m
-oilud to the existence of small JKIX in
our inidat wliuii il WM known it wni
conflnod to tlio single case at No 11 If
Jackson street , nnd Mattered them
nelves timt it would spread no further ,
In fact it wts reported that oven tin
coso of NoiUon WM ono of measles instead -
stead of small pox , but this was a faint
report , as will bo neon olsowhoro.
Nielsen has had the worst form of the
disease , confluent small poxand whili
ho is still in danger of the
secondary symptoms of the disease ,
ho is reported by the city physician
yosU'rJny iniich butter. Ho in able , foi
the first time in four days to opou hit
oycs and his symptoms are all favora
ble for recovery.
TUB NKW CASKS.
At tlm critical juncture the announcement -
nouncement of thrco now casoa
in calculated to increase tliu alarm felt
in regard to the disease. Sunday
it was reported that a man was down
with the scouigo at thoSlaveii llonso ,
on Tenth street. , and yesterday two
moro cast's were reported from the
H.11HO locality.
A UKK reporter called on Dr. I' . S.
Loisuning , the city physician , and
learned that the report was true
and that one of the cases at least waa
well developed. The city nmrahal
Hunt Ollicor Morris Sullivan down to
hang out tliu red llntf , that inuiiibur of
the force having bud the diseasu yearn
iio. | The Il.tifH used are the old ones
printed hut spring when there was n
c.iso down near the depot. They
read , in white letters , on a
red ground "Sin.ill 1'ox hero. " Later ,
thu reporter called ut the Slavon
hoiiso and found the proprietor , Mr.
Felix : Slnvon , not at ail alarmed about
the visitation. The men who are nf-
Ilicted are quarantined in tliu third
story of the building and attended by
nurses who have bad the small pox.
Two'red Hags are llyinnfrom the third
story windows. The boarding house ,
which is a very popular one , is by
no means deserted , and the ollico
was crowded with boarders , who
seemed not at all alarmed at thu situa
tion.
tion.Thu nick men lire Joe Donelly , an
Irish-American , who was a wiper at
thu U. I * , shops ; Johnny Walls , who
formerly worked at the
WHITi : I.HAll WOUKK ,
and Win. Lindloy. Donelly is tlm
man whose C.IHO is best developed and
how hu could have caught thu disiasu
is a mystery , an be woiks ou the nielli
sliirt and hay not been exposed so far
H is known Limlluy's folks live in
uunuil IJluHa and 1m in
man remarkably cleanly in
is habits i\nd the last one who would
o supposud liable to catch the small
ox. In fact , it is not certain that
0 has thu small pox. at all. It wa <
ited tins morning by a well knowi
untlumaii of this city that there won
number of cases in thu city whiut
ad never boon reported at all.
Dr. Moore has two cases on Cum
nings street which are either measlo
r small pox. Doth are children an <
! io bits are not yet well enough dovol
pea to tell what they aro.
THK I'KST lIOVSKi
Walker -liros. yostordny beiai ;
ork.otl the pest house , on-tlie north' '
west , corner of the poor farm.
There'is another grand kick aboul
lie location , it being claimed that il
a at the head of a ravine which rum
[ trough thu entire prtcinct , and i
nod with settlors. Every bree/.i
hatblows * is likely to carry the dia
use to these who reside along tin
aviuo , and they claim that it is unfai
liat the city'n sick should bo put ou
[ i a country procinot whom they an
iablo to spread the disease. Th
nly location timt would avoid al
ottlcd communities is a place on th
ivor bottom , thuy say , and that i
vhuro the pest house ought to bo.
The question of a .suitable pos
louse is likely to prove a serious one
ind the board of health should law
iroridotl for the emergency loiiji ago
lofoie the ilmi'iisu made ita appear
moo. A now house is not lit to pn
wtionts in , if it in plastered , until th
> lasterim < ia dry , which would bo aoin
imo , and if it is not plastered , i
vould not bo warm enough. Wlin
ho boiud ought to do is to bti
1 suitable house somewhere in the an
mrba that is old and dry
ind that can bo used immediately
Such a hoiiBo could bo found and uvoi
f occupied hhoulil be si cured by com
loiisatint ; the ounii'H and occupant
'or it , nnd tlum iiftiiiit ceases to b
if use it should be burned down. I
is not u.ifu to qu.iranticu eases in th
u'art of the city. Th. * .i nuw ones n
lorted to-day should bo rcmovod to
: > cst house \\iiliiu twt nty-four bom
or they will bo at a mage wbun ri
noval will bo duiigoioiiii. Tin. Hoar
f Health ia ( Imposed to do what i
right but thuy are too elov
They could procure u hous
within twcntyfuui hours an
they oii'ht to do so nt v hatover cosi
i'hu first thing that is known , tno cit
will awake to the fact that there ia
terrible contagion in it , which thoui
andu of dollars will not eradicate. Tli
thing should bu nippud in the bud an
the best way to nip it , is to got a
these cases pot of the city. At prei
out every wind that blows is carryii
the disease over thousauila of hunii
and there is danger everywhere ,
THK HOIIOOI , ClUl.Dltl'.N.
The wotk of vat'Cinating the chi
drou who attend public ; m
private schools is near
dono. At Croightun culUgoOBwo
vaccinated on Suuirdiiy , and U
Stone , whoiitaiJhisting Dr LiMsoiirin
vaccinated 811 at tla ( Juim.in Cathol
lahool yestoiday Dr. Loisomii
has vaccinated 1)10 ) fuhool ulu'ldn
since the ordiminvo wtm passed by tl
city council. The physicians are i
busy , as thu alarm is gonerul , mid tl
citizens generally aioiiwukeiu'd to tl
importanuo of taking every possil
precaution against tlio horrible di
nil , MKUHIAM OK MKI-SON'S ( ; ASK.
KOITOU HEK : In some of the In
issues of the city panora may bu foui
etatcments aubstantially that Dan
, of No. 1118 Jackson street ,
who was reported to bo aick with
small pox , was recovering ; that during
tlm next twenty-four hours it could bo
determined whether ho would recover
or not , and , finally , that hu has not
gnt the Btiull pox but that hu is down
wi'h thu mu.ialcs and in recovering
rapidly , all of nhich statements are
erroneous. The case is a severe one
of small pox , well marked and clearly
defined since the first day of
the eruption nnd it can
not bu possible that any 0110
who over aa r or treated a case of
small pox or over carefully read the
history of A caao would make such
sUtemonU. The patient has been
aick twelve days and in all probability
will be in a tnoro critical condition
during the next tun daya than nt any
time during the past week , and
whether ho will recover or not is n
question no one can answer at the
present time nnd perhaps not for
many days to como. Mihl cases con *
tinuo from thrco to six weeks and
severe cases from six wuoka to throe
months , and many cases do not reach
the height of thuir severity before
twenty or moro days , and to say that
Noilson was recovering when the dia-
ease had not reached its height was a
mistake.
L. A. MKKIHAM , M. D.
ANOTIIKIl NKW UASK.
Another ease , the fourth since Sun
day morningwas reported by thu city
phyeician last night. Thin one in
on the corner of Jones and Sixth
streets , the name of the patient being
Frank Aikon , a Union Pacific shop
man. The disease is spreading rap
idly , nnd if a post house is not soon
provided will soon roach alarming pro
portions.
BAIINEY WEAKENS.
Ford Anxious for n Chnnco to Vindi
cate Himself.
The Shannon-Ford affair has excit
ed no little attention for thu past ,
week. It will bo rommnborod that
the first clurgu against the atruut
commissioner was n very serious
> no. This wus changed on
Lhu first day to simple assault
and battery mid y4orday Shan
non withdrew nil charges , tlum leav
ing Mr Ford without anything to an
swer to. This does not suit thu latter ,
who desired to show just ho.v baseless -
loss the charges against him woro.
Ho fortunately had three friends with
dim nt the time of thu alleged
assault and consequently knew hu
could prove thu falsity of thu charges.
Mr. Ford now brands Mr Shannon
as an ox-convict , ot the Penuavlvania
state prison , a coward , a slandororand
everything else that is mean. IIu says
Barney has m ulu u serious charge )
against him and now withdraws it and
gives him no opportunity to clear him
self. Hu says there is no fight in Bar
ney and that thu latter uses too much
of his goods for his own good. Thu
att'air will doubtless end at this Rtagu
of thu proceedings except so far as
thu challenge is concerned , nnd in
that the law will have to tuko ita
com so. It is thu general opinion that
Barney has got his foot into U , nnd
that ho is pretty badly scared , nnd
anxious to appease thu authorities
and got the complaint withdrawn.
Proof Positive.
We have the most poeitivo nnd convin
clng proof that TIIOHAH' ECLXCT 10 OIL ia
a most effectual specific for bodily pain
In canes of rheumatism nnd neurnluia il
gives Instont relief. 19-lw
OKIMINAL CATCHES.
Businosa In the Police Line Pick
ing up.
Business in the police dopartmon
.as been decidedly dull during tin
> aat two or three weeks , but it picket
p encouragingly on Saturday ai , <
iunday , and Mac. is again rnbbin ;
lis hands in a moat comfortabli
ml self satisfied way. Oni
if the cases was that of t
HTAIIMINCI IIV A HOY.
Win. Newman , n colored boy nbou
. -I years old , was arrested Sunda ;
or stabbing a white boy namei
locho. The nHiiir occurred in tin
icinity of thu old elevator. Tin
) oys bccamu involvudlin an alturca
ion nnd Newman throw n knifu n
ho other , striking him in thu breas
ind cutting him quite severely.
rioiiTixa OVKK HASH.
Wm , Randolph nnd Win. Nicol
mil n row at their boarding houto 01
( Hh street on Saturday night , con
orning something about thu provi
ions furnished at thu table. A wa
if words developed into a go-as-you
iloaso fight and then both woru takui
n to cool oil' Last evening Nicolt
n'irl was looking him up. but uhofoun
hut hu had settled his tine nnd ha
'skipped thu guttah. "
Several drunks made up the com
ilomont of city b ( ardors.
DISl'UTE 8ETTLED.
An Olil Mutter Peacefully Pfttcl :
edup.
It will bo rumumburud that severe
nontliH ago thy re was one night n fir
in the baaumont of the Barker bloc
on Fifteenth struct , underneath th
store occupied by Julius Preitschki
Out of this grow a dispu.
about the rent for the tim
occupied in making rupain
Mr , Treitschke claiming that ho ougl
not , to pay rent for the rooms so Ion
as ho was unablu to do business i
them. The dillerunco of opinion bi
tween him nnd thu owners of tl :
building has been of lung atnndim
and finally resulted in a lawsuitwhit
has been pending for months in tli
courts. This ban at length beu
settled.
Mr. Treitschko proposed I
pay thu amount in controversy <
Darker Bros , would pixy nil thu cos
of the suit , which they nt leugi
ugrood to do , and now everything
lovely and thu aquatic bird is loftil
pendant. The Barker Bros , wi
repaint the building , put iu un eluvi
tor and fix up things generally , whi
Mr. TroitBchko still holds thu fort an
has given his chock in full to thu Ba
ker/for $1,950.
THE PAVING PICKLE ,
LenslhyMeofciiu andDiaous ? .
alon of the Great Question ,
On Which as Yet Tlioro Is Very Little
LlRlit Thrown.
The board of trade was called to or ,
dcr at 8 o'clock last evening by Hon.
0. F. Goodman , the president , Mr.
II. 0. Clark , being absent.
The minutes of the last mooting ,
were read and approved ,
The report of the committee ap
pointed to confer with the railroadt
on the subject of transportation ol
paving material reported througli
Mayor Boyd , aa follows :
HEmilT ON TllANSl'OIlTATION.
Ir. II. 0. Clatu , President of the ItonrJ 01
Trtile :
DKAII Silt : Tlio committee ap
ointcd by you to confer with the va
'ions ' railroads in regard to the trans-
lortation of stone for paving streets ,
> cg leave to report as follows , to-wit :
'hoy lnul an interview with Mr.
'honms Kimball , assistant general
laiiftger of the Union Pacific railway ,
nd ho stated tint the actual cost ol
rannportntion wnsthrcc-fourths of one
ont. per ton per mile ; that the dis <
anco to the quarries at Fort Collins
ran about TiliO miles ; that thu Union
'acifio railway company would carry
lie stone at cost or less than cost on
specified quantity.
Your committee then waited upon
he officials of the B. & M. railroad
ompany and met Messrs. Iloldrcgc
nd Harris. From these gentlemen
our committee learned that the tarifl
atu on stone from thu Cedar Creek
uarnos is S8.40 porcarloadof 2-1,000
niunds. Wo have no doubt , how-
> ver , that ! JO,000 pounds could bo
oaded on each car , and that , while
! m B. A M railway company might
ot consent to a reduction from the
arilT rate they would donate onoii < 'h
) make the rate not to exceed § 7 per
ar.
Your committee then called
ipon Mr. J E. House , thu snperin-
enduiit. of the Missouti Pacific rail-
ay , and from that gentleman learned
nit the Missouri Pacific railroad does
lot reach any of thu quarries on the
? latto , and that a spur track of three
niles would bu required , nnd nu this
s not likuly to be built for some time
c could obtain no satisfaction as to
what thu rate uould be.
Estimating ( iOO pounds us the
eight of ono yard of paving , the
reight from Fort Collins would bo
il.20 per yard and from Cedar Creek
nly twonty-ono cents per yard.
Your committee also learned from
Mr. Kimball that Messrs. Drwcel and
tout were nt this time examining the
Colorado stone , and that upon the re-
urn of these gentlemen the cost of
tone on board the cars could bo as <
lortained. All of which ia rcspect-
ully submitted.
J. E. BOYD , Chairman.
SAMUEL BURNS.
W V. MOUSE.
OMAHA , January 21 , 1882.
On motion the report of the com-
nitti'o was received and the commit-
ce dischargtd.
Mr. Doyd did not favor the reten
ion of the committee , aa ho though'
ho questions of transportation nnc
oat ought not to bo considered unti
he law waa amended so that the cit ;
ould pave ittroets. .
Mr. Popploton , on behalf of thi
committee on amendment of charter
eported as follows :
REPORT ON CHARTER AMENDMENTS ,
'o th' Board of Trodo of the City of Omaha :
Your committee , who were instruct
id in the language of the rcsolutiot
if Mr. Horbach , "to report in regan
o necessary changes to provide fo
he method of levying for ho pay
nont of the pavement , " beg leave tc
nako the following report :
(1. ( ) That the preient law gov
ruing cities of the firs
class , bo so amended as to rcquin
hat forty pur cunt of the cost of p.iv-
ng a given street shall be paid by :
gonor.il tax upon tlm entire real ant
loraonal property of the whole city
ho money to defray the cost of sucl
wing in the first instance to b
aised by thu issue of pavomon
> onds.
The grounds upon which this recom
nendation ia made ia that upon prin
ciplu it is unjust that thu cost of pav
ng intersections of streuts nnd tli
space opposite alleys should bit paii
jy property abutting on tlio shoot
Dn the contrary , it is manifest tha
; his expense , being foi the commoi
jenefit of the whole city , should b
> aid by a general tux. The cjmmit
cu are advised that thu intersection
uul spaces opposite alleys are nbou
'iirty per cent of the entire street.
A motion was made that thu rupoi
> o received , which was carried.
Mr. Popplotion moved that iurthc
regular business bu dispensed witl :
and the board proceeded to thu cor
sider.ition of thu report made by th
ueneral committee at its last ineutin ;
Carried.
On motion of Mr , Popplotion tl :
report was then taken up by section !
the lirat section buing that relating t
tliu change in the charter providin
for ths issuance of bonds and the en
mien of a board of public works.
Mr. Boyd moved that suction Nt
be adopted.
Mr. Kosowatur asked Mr. Poi
plotion for information as to the coi
atitutionnl limitation on issuing bond
II. That the limit of levy for ape
cial assessments for curbing , mitterin
and paving , to five per cent , of th
valuation ot abutting lauds and lol
in any one lisc.il year should bo n
pealed and removed , auch repeal an
removal , however , to bo coupled wit
a nrovUo that no contract shoul
bu let for the pavement of any atrot
or part of street , until there ahull b
filed with the city council n politic
signed by thu owners in fee nf a m
jority of thu lota and lands nbuttii
on suid street or part of street , ( tl
question of the amount of said lota at
lands to bo determined by thu froi
foot ) praying for the curbing , guttu
ing and paving of said street or pa
uf street.
The committee are ot thu opinii
that with the restrictions imposed 1
this proviso the property owners w
bo sufficiently protected against exec
aivo taxation , while in caae n nmjori
of the property owners are iu favor
paving , the power of the council
bo sufficient to proceed and execute
the work without embarrassment 01
obstruction.
Tlio committee has thought best
to confine itself strictly to thu mutters
referred to in the resolution raising it
The fori'noing , if ia believed , COVOM
such matters.
All of which is respectfully submit
ted , A J. Poi'l'LETON ,
Chairman ,
OKO. W. DOA > R.
Mr Boyd answered for Mr. Popple-
ton that thu limitation ot municipal
indebtedness was 10 per cent except
upon a two-thirds vote , when it might
be incro.wd to 15 per cent.
Mr. I'opplcton thought thnt thin
did not refer to city but to county in
debtedness.
Mr. Hosewnter thought if the citj
WIIH not limited in the amount of
bonds that might bo issued , it should
make the putcentnge as large ns pos
sible , so that owners of property on
outside stieots could ndbrd oed pav
ing ns well as these in the center ol
thu city.
Mr. Goodman suggested that the
first section of thu report bo divided ,
aa it contained several important
points.
Mr. Popploton then proceeded tt
discuss the firat section. Ho favored
the proposed change in the city charter
tor , with thu dillVrence of mnkini ; the
limit of bonds 40 instead of ; ) , ' { pel
cent. The portion of the suction rela
ting to the board of public works IK
was opposnd to , but favored all the
rest with thu exception referred to.
The city engineer favored the crea
tion of a board of public workn for the
next three or four ye.us , as a mattei
of economy , m on it thuv liad to p.iy
them § 2 000 a \ IMIiaih lie hail
figured np run-lily rbuioii nf paving
Tonta streoi tri'iu tluj depot to Far-
nam , Douglas and Haint'y streets to
Sixteenth , and SixU'oinh and intermediate -
mediate stieets , nnd fonn I that it
would bo about , 8200.000. Th- amount
to bu uxpun lud hir - uwcrs would be
$100,000 nun o. Tliis m.ilo a laru'u
sum to bo expended by thu city coun
cil , who draw small pay nnd do not
devote much time to thu business.
Mr Doyd spoke on the suction and
took 'be stand that bonds should bu
issued by n two-thirds vote in nn
amount not exceeding 8100,000 for
any ono year. Ho arguud strongly in
favor of n board of public works and
paying one good man n liberal salary.
Dr. Mi lur spoke in favor of such
a board and Mr. E. Rosewater spoke
against it , thu latter claiming tha * the
danger was not in thu making of thu
contracts but in thu ac
ceptance of works afterwards.
Mr. Hosowntor advocated nn in
crease in the number of men in the
city council to sixteen , "luimins ; that
the larger the body the luhs dillicultit
wmld bo to ha- die
Mr. Boyd im nl ti-.i' I In- section
under du-cu.isiuii Vm nmi'iidud to pro
hibit the voting of o\er 8100,000 in
bonds in any one year.
Thu amendment was adopted.
Mr. Boyd moved that all bonds be
voted by a two-thires vote , which was
also adopted
Mr. Poppleton moved that all that
part ( f thu section i elating to u board
of p..blic works be stricken out. The
motion wai loat.
Mr. O. F Davis moved the adop-
on of the section as amended.
Mr. E. Rosewatcr called for th
'oading of the section.
Thu section was adopted.
The second section waa read by tin
ecrotary.
Mr. lloso water moved to amend bj
saying "or r jpavo" at the end of tin
ection.
Dr. Miller moved to nmend by add
ng the name of the mayor to the citj
rouncil. Carried.
Mr. Popploton stated that ho wai
ot in favor of permitting the repav-
nt ; of streets by taxation.
Mr. llosewater's amendment wai
by a rising vote.
Sir. Popploton moved as an amend
nont thnt the board of public worki
hall not have power to accept worl
lontrnctcd for by it except upon tin
pproynl of the mayor and of the cit ]
ouncil.
Councilman Kaufman stated tha
: ho city engineer would firat bi
bligud to report on any improve
nents nud that the council and mayo
would consider such improvements.
Mr. Popploton'a amendment wa
inrrried.
Mr. John McShano said that undone
no section thu council would boablo ti
liooso partially what streets could bi
taved. Ho moved that in the aecom
ection it may bo made to read tha
hu ' city council shall order an ;
trei't or alloy paved , " instead o
'ahull have power to pavo. " In hi
ipinioim thu bonds nuvur can bu car
ied unless this is dono.
Mr. Cowin said that there A'oul i
bo a great deal of difficulty in tin
, vord shall. Ik believed in puttin
rns in the council.
Mr. McShanu reiterated hisopinioi
that tliu bonds wouldn't be voted i
tlieixw.is no implicit instruction o
direction put upon thu council.
Mr Poppleton aupported thu prop
osition by Mr. McShanu.
Mr. J. S. Gibson argued that tli
board shouldn't go before the peopl
with a blind proposition ,
Mr. Kaufman said that not ojie
third of the property ownera on Tent
street would sign u petition. II
theiefore didn't think that th
matter remained with the proputj
holders' petition.
Mayor Boyd said that ho ahoul
oppose strikim * out the wouls thii
would make it compulsory , aUhoiig
ho hoped they would not net concern
ing thu pavements aa thuy had ubot
crosswalks , which they had put full
n mile fro the center of thu city.
Mr. McShano'a amendment to stril
out the words "havo power" w.
loat.
loat.Mr.
Mr. lloaowatei1 moved that tl
woids "or n continuous part of tl
street1' bu added. Curried.
Section 2 wus then adopted.
Section three waa then read.
Mr. Redman moved aa nn nmoni
ment that the amount to be pan ! 1
the city shall bo 50 per cent.
Mr. O , F. Davis then moved tin
it bo amended tc10 pur cunt.
Mr. E. Rosowuter emphasised ji
opinion that the smaller and outaii
property ownera would not vote tl
bonds unless the city pays the grea
est porcortage ,
The discussion become very intt
eating and of n somewhat excital
nature , Dr. Miller arose to t
emergoLcy of the occasion , and sa
that he wanted the ide * of local a
sectional policies to bo entirely laid
aside , nnd ho naked the people of
Omaha to make the city n grcnt com
mercial coiiler. Ho was in favor , if
it tuoil be , to throw elF all restric
tions , and lot thu property holders
pay the entire cxj-onse , whenever
they were ready to. Mayor Boyd
uxprcs-tcd himself of the siimu mind.
Me'srs E Hosowntrr nnd Redman
maintained their positions.
The amendment by Mr. Davis to
make the rntio raised by bonda 40
per cent was carried.
Section 'l was then adopted as
amended.
Mr. John Evans , chairman of the
executive committee , reported ro-
Carding the proposition to have a
b inqiiet on Friday evening. Ho re
ported that the expenses would bo
nbout SfliiO , of which Mr. Ilime-
baugh had offered to give $150
An amendment by Dr. Miller that
thu matter bo referred to the execu
tive committee was carried.
A communication was rend from
the Council Bluffs board of trade ask
ing fora time for a meeting of com
mittees from the board of that city
and Omaha to consult on tlio question
of a trans-Missouri bridge.
Messrs. Uimobaugb , Thomas Gib
son and Merriam were appointed n
committee to take the board of trade
banquet , in hand.
Thu board adjourned until Monday
ovotiint ! , when the members of the
legislature from thu county nro in
vited to bu prcaunt.
THE PHILORIATHBANS.
Another Series of Concerts to be
Given.
The lovers of good music will re
joice to know that the subscription
list has been opened for a second
series of concerts by the Philumathean
club , thu first series havinir proven so
unqualifiedly successful :
Two of these concerts will bo given
at Max Meyer's Music hail nnd the
opera house , the latter being open for
the attendance of the public gener
ally.Thu
Thu following letter , received by
Prof Martin Calm , will explain
itaolf :
PiTTsnuita , January 11 , 1882.
My Dear Calm :
I send you to-day n work of music
which 1 hii'l originally scored for small
orchestra , nnd in A tint. I renovate
it for jou ( also transposed it to A
major ) , and ask you and your associ
ates forming the Philoumthcnii club
to accept thu dedication as a tokuu of
respt-ct and eiicouiiigiiuent. Y u de
serve this in n decree beyond thnt
whiuh t have uh > aon to lowarrt you ;
however , \ trust the Romair/a will
all'ord you some pleasure and reerwi-
uon. To this end I subscribe my
self , Yours devotedly ,
AD. M. FOUESTER.
llerr Forester is thu director tit the
Symphonic society of Pittsburg , and
is a composer of eminence in this
country , and of good reputation
abroad. Recently , at D.iimatudt , an
"orchestral poem , " of which he is the
composer Thirsnelda waa qiven by
lie leading musicians of thnt city ,
nd waa received with izreat favor.
Viiiblo Improvement.
Mr. No.in Bates , Elmira , N. Y. , writes :
'About ' four years at'o I had un attack of
liliom fever , and never fully recovered ,
ly digestive organs were weakened , and
would lie completely prostrated for days.
Vfter ushi two bottjes of your BUHUOCK
ii.poi ) UITTKUH thu improvement wus no
ieible that L was astonished. I can now ,
hough 01 years of age , do a fair > -nd reas-
inabedayr work. ' Price 8100 , trial
Ize 10 Jfiits. 19 Iw
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MOMbY.
NOT10K- Advertisement To Lean , For Sale ,
, oit. Found.Vanls , Doirdlnii. &c. , will be In-
rted In thcso columns once for TUN CENTS
i-r line ; tncb subsequent Insortlon , FlVECKNTi
i line. The first Insertion never lost ) than
WKNTY-FIVE RENTS
\,1 , ONKY TO LOAN-Sunn ot 3UOO to * 2iO > ,
M l.mtf time , real estutc security. Albert
Murtzlaiider , Attorney at IAW , S. K. corner 16th
id uourftas. 051-24
TONEV TO LOAN Call at Law Office of D
f L ! ' ThonmH Boom 8 Crelvhton Block.
. "A AiWk To loan t from 8 to 10 per cent
) fj * ' . " ' 'f on irood real entitcKocurity , by
U , I AAC I'-DWAUI ) ? " Ill ) ' ) Fnrnham St.
.1J"M HATO LOAA At S per ccntln-
> U.UUu tunat in mima of $2,600 and
jmards , for 3 to 6 years , on dmt-clasn city aud
inn pioitvrty. UKUIM UIIAL KsrATH and LOAN
cir.scv , 15th and UouiclcH Sts
HELP WANTED.
AM 1.1 > 2 yirlH 'or k Uhintork ut Maun
W restaurant , 1S18 Uoilu ( St. 978-2J'
; \rANTEI-Sltuatlon to driso team by
( ? oed htiady man. B tl of ro eiencc
l\cn. A dress "K"lpu ! olll e. ( i8j-2V
iXrANTBO Wonnn cnolc and din IB roon
> V Kirl. a IheO'Coi ntll Hmme , 1US 1 t. Ht
it. IJoiIKiftS mm l'0ilj'c. 06325
\\TANTRD- Situation ny a Swicils Rirltodf
V ne'ieral ' h .imcwork . and laundry crk
\pplj it Nc. 1714 Juckaon ttrejt , bo * , niham
A\rAvTKO-To enha eo for city iiropertj
> V 80 or 10 a < rut of coed firm land improv
cii , with t niber nn l riinninir water. Situated il
i'orli count * , 4 null ( rnm 'mlroad town. Ad
resi , J Illiiett , 1715 ir rd bt. , Omaha , B70JJS
\-\7-\NTED-lnuncdlateJy , a Klrl to d i Kencr
W al housortoik , Apply at noithwert 101
ne , ol llninl ton and Tier its. , shlnii'sailditlon
U-tf
ANTKD-A ( . -oo-l eo k , woman. L Me
W C'o'ii , n ar KOternnimt C"rrall 0022
PHD Flrst-e'ttis cook , ono who uudt-i
WAN miiiKit TOokinira el as piMry ; non
but Urn cla-K nii-d apply Also a good "cy t
.mlter. A.mly at llliUVnhvn t 90a d
A.NTKD First ila s illnln loom Klrl o
tlio Ut | > Hotel ; 003
\ IT AHTI.l * KuiirtliiL ; liridtrn anil chool bond
VV II 'I1 I'ltrk K.riKvua 26-tf
" \A7"ANTKI ) I. GilnuM ft Co. niiivrcn M
\V the junk UiHlnoiw of 11. llerthold , at 10J
lioiielai Btnct , wiero thiv lll toii'lniiti th
tunlium , and bj fair ilvallni ; and | u\ing u--o
pricts tlie > propotu to | i i-n-aso tlio trade The
iollclt p rtli- who hi * e old iron , u. ; , Junk . i '
tho'ii cah. 7lif > lmo
\\7"ASTJ'.I ) Tnotrirls , a coi pu lit look an
> Y setoiulKir'.at ' tjiith i-it ivirner of b
Mao'natcnuuand 20th bt. Ultl 21 *
A place to tf ud to hcrni-d. in ell
WANTKU lniountr > . Apiil ) 1010 cun
! ) fO-23
) To ri-ut a ilr rablo dwcllii
. Addrcsj Hon. 46 , ' fit ) . U71 tl
' ANTKI > A few day boar , ern an bu t
U' ronimnclaUtlulth tlnu-iUsit Uhln l
H' oiiaMt- rate , 1 , iulro | ai 135 Hc > ar
bettti'inethand lOih l .
\\TANTEI > 4 ihlldn-n a b-ardcrg In , cle
> V ecbool , t 10th and CallfornU St. L. 1
I.OOUIS 757-tf
FOR RENT-HOUSES ftHD CAND
UKNT-FurnUhed roonu. Ntw hou
nd gsoJ location , Inquire 1314 Jukic
US1-S3
SPEDIAL KOTICES-Gontmneft
lilOll HhNT lloiuc or rlRlit looms. Enquire
I1 _ J. I'hlnrn Hot , 1612 ft Filth .SI. S77-U
r
IJIOIIIIKNT CIIKU'-llotl'P , 4 roonn , tibl
.r clxtcrn , Ac. , south ri il lOtlt SI. Knqulri >
.1 li. Md'ai'lliOpii. . post ollloWJ5 tf
I.IUIt KKN't A new ro' ago of 0 rooim , jiVm
JL Atnl llartu > ) J < quire cm prcmlns. 1)37-21 )
71011 IlKNT Teh. W comn odious brick rc-fil-
1 1 ilpnco , corner Iflth nii'l K r'lhatn 8 s . An-
t > l > to MM K. A. Itt cr , Tnl > or , Krco out Co ,
lotttt. lt fcrciicf < ilolrcd. 041 tl
_
HUNT Knc room , C' ttnuo find b\r i ,
U10H . comer JMhntm Pamip.irt , Also fun
tutu for sale initilru : | on prnn . 010-13
K UKN1 Ononf the bestct r < on iniln
1 St. JOxil , l l January I. 1SS2 , E 20tl
I/OK UKiNT V furuutiud route * OVLI ale !
1 } chmtX Kxchtniro.N. E cer. I6ih and
trott * . 289-tf
I'FNT Nlcil > furnished toottis with cr
FOIt lio'it tour. ! . llta'.oiiahlo prices 2013
C'ft St. 700-tf
iriOU KhNT FurnNhcd rooms , north sldo of
.L California St. , 2d door west of 2Jt. Inquire
alter t p. m. 434-t
I7OH KE > T Cottage of 8 ronum , well nnd
JL' cittern ; 23rd nnd St. Mary'a avenue. En-
cUin-olM. | W Kennedy. 3128 13th St , 7 9-tf
BALE
"J7OH HAI.K A , horse , Riiltk ) > la for
JU B Indy to trl\c. Inriulro No. 1109 lluwntd
8 net.
10II 8AL-My ! pbic , th' French CVfleo
I 1 House and .tmtuurant , No. 6'JO South 10th
Btnct , will he fora.i In the rally part of the
feitmmcr , reasons for ofTerl nt ; tlio mmp nh this
tlm-'is to i nable buyer to arrange hit ) Inisltu-ss
In time for bu\lnir. I' , WliO.
P42-tf
J70K HALK New milch cow hnd calf , corner
JL' Nicholas a d lf.th St. 05o-53-
< AfB Missouri hickory wood at Hod-
11011
1 man's , loth st. 9M as *
10U BALK I a rrel stallion , ChtlO'-dalc , 8
t 1 yearn old , wtlu'lilni : 1000 pou > iU 1 bla k
n , J Nornun j Morgan , 6 ycatHoUl. w
i.-K Ifi50 piundj , took II rs preiiiluiu nt Jsch
"Into Kulr , 1831. 1 KOI hi ky Just , btu k ,
utlKhHii ; nbout 900 { lountla , V .M'nmolil , took
llrst jireinltim nt Ncbra ka Slate Fair , ISbOand
1SS1. liinulre ol Choa Nebvr , Faniuis Mouse.
'
SAliK A first-class book and t toncry
FOH ' . . - , carry nit a full line or to ) e , no
tions , ztpljrs ual papo , inoldliijis , in fait
e\crjtlilniti del * RH bus I.CSH of in > , oik ) n jeir ;
jonl location ; chcip icnt ; tan bu bought on
casti'iim by good party. Will sell , tnit not
trade. Addrtha
OUd SCIHIAGE'S I1A2A11 ,
Spl OU-tf Krciuqnt , N'cb.
> H d.VLK Pour tiooilon of shclxln nnd 3
Fi ( food connter * . Inquire at 1) W. Saxc ,
opera House ihaniiacj. 927-tf
flALK Oil KKNT A yrocory htoro and
buUliorshop , dolnK a. good bu lllel . In
quire nt this oltice. 012-tf
SAliK A nearly neu sld barton buitgy. *
FOH ( , ; cash or time. Address 1' . O. dntuvr
23 , city. QQI-tt
I70U SALK Ki.ll lot and 3 Bin ill houses near
JtJ U. P. depot , 2200. MLCa-jUO. Opp. P. O.
, 833-tf
SALE 2 nice counters and 2 11cr plated
POU cases , at OcO. II. I'ctui80i' ; , SOI South
10th St. 741-tl
SALE Orttillexeha g < i tor Omaha i > n -
FOH . an Improved M.O on of land adjoln-
iii ) , ' a station on U. f. U. U. M. DUNHAM. 1412
rarnJmniSt , , Omaha. 7203mt
" . * > Vl.r r trade for city vropcrly , on
F."iiill ' < > ItOTBoi , htrncus and wagon , Adclrea
S. If. , hit "ilv ' 22 tf
. -Al.K - . " \ 1 , . " i H un v'tar-old horeo
i.Wl . t i " „ < or docble. I'M
quire fit Ot-or o HI ) , In t'tii'l ' il luitwo.
nov-18-tf
B KllJh 4 COF.
AVOUNU M VN" , > ; eel ( pi I.IIIDII ami nee ra'o
at HAuruA wiitt to favi ( i vitiation a- *
shipping curk or in ' oinu o'lli ' e. ' esi C iei > ; o
riJi nnce given. Addrc8 "I ! . IP , " I cu i like.
077 24 *
V.-AXTKD-A co-'Iriiian frccii hu
STUATION - ma'.i-n ' , nha li * fmturo
horndc irranHitiia H n B Uokkipur , MIUH-
manor \thcre he can maku him ill eiitratly
useful as nil ncjount-ii t or u pyts- . Ia a g"Od ,
rapul penman ; ciuick at llguri , and I OSSC-HCS a
( , -ocd knowlei'ge ' of book ken t. la a mt-iubcr
of the Lutheran c lire , Masonic Fiatuinltv and \
ColleRe y. M. C. A Also t prcfltient oig nUt.
Kefcra to Her. Dr. Stellin ? , Dr. I ciainger and
others Address , C. H S. , Beu otllce. 0-1-22'
\M ANAWJ1ENT OF SMALL UdlSESS
J.VJL wanted by experienced man. Small salary.
I' . O. Box 503 City 968tf
One sack coflte markt-d " A. O. " Pcrib-
LOST , Ni b. S ppo ed to be lost between U.
H. transfer dummy n > d the Nr rthwcutern depot.
Fno Oiliars regard will lie paid 'or 1 B return to
A. L. .Strantr , 10th and Farnham St. 069-23 *
I'AlllY With a ca-.li capital of a few
ANY del ar and doiinu of goini ; in
to business can lenrn of an unusu.lly good p.
portunlty liy Inquiring of W. i. Taj lor , at Drau *
street Agency Omaha. 900 23 *
_ *
UTS For the next 30 ilaj s , v. e * 111 , on
SHI receipt of sixty i cuts , send to any address ,
iio-tpilil , one of our unlaundud dicsa hirt8.
rosltlrcl/ only ono Shirr ncnt to fine address.
EUKEKA Sill TCO. .
948-1 m Marselllea , 111.
) KO' Mb Within thrco blocks of
EUIINISHKI Inquire at 1610 Dod e 9 ti-tf
UIICK IO ONiUACT USbealtd propo-
Hals Kill he iecci\ed until 12 o' leek noon ,
Janunr ) 31 , lS3i ! , lor thu erection and comple
tion of biilMinj ; for the Acauoiny of the Sacred
Heart. 1'innn and bpecifliatlon-'on iew at otlico
ofDulicnofc MeiidclBS-hn , Arcnl.ectOmaha ,
Neb , uluru hlMa w 11 bo rtcentd The riiht Is
renerv ed 10 ri-Jcct any or all bids. 9231
TNST" UCTIOVd ( 'f , 'en on t > pe wrltera ; also
i machlnc-tfor Hale. BIHk A IU1506
Farnhani.finents Hominifton I'jira nri'cra 884-20
VTIUK.NISIlED OOUS ForHinule gentlemen ;
JJ also one front room ith piano , ucmtrm
corner l th ani Cajiital avenue. buti-tf
F.1I1S1 NKW CITY MAP8. 10c. Mounte
B ilapg , $2.fiO. _ (1FO. P. DKMI8.
" 130KTUA1T& IN i HAVUN I'iwtilu uml Oil ,
JL Ixo ilccorjtho laintiiiK MUS. I ) . It.
WAHD.VKU. room 1. Jaob'n Illock. _ 642-tf
UKAI i. nti .i-t
B
ALKI > HAY At A. II. andcr1b Fetid Store
1013 Ilarney St. _ nlO-tl
KM1& ' IlhAL KSTATK EXCIIAAUK. S
B
Ut paw
ED W AUD KUEHL
HAQIHTKIl OF PAliMYMTKKY AND CONDI
TIONALIHT , 4Ui Ttnth Btnut , uoiwuen Kr.rnhaic <
tndllainoy. Will , with trieild of finnllon
iplritu , obtain for any one a ( 'l.uu-o at the put
Liid present , and nn certain condition ! In the fn
iiiro. lioots and Shoes made to or.lur. Perfect
\
Absolutely Pure ,
This ix > dcr ne > cr vule . A our * el of purity
rsnk't'i and HlirltBOmenc3. Mora economic * !
than the crdlnnn kinds , and wnnot bo bjU In
cotrpetitlon with the inultltide of W test
OYAf < BAKING C9.