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Ei ROSEWATEU. Editor.
"TAKK nny nlmpo but that. "
Brooke. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
"Oh , carry mo homo on a shutter.
Hnscall.
I snn the hand writing on the po
litical dead wall Thuraton.
OATH thinks that the first stop to
lese the presidency is to got it on the
brnin.
Wiinnn were thoao "Oitizons" that
pledged themselves to elect > T. W.
Kennedy ? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
"That 'citizen' dodgn was H li/.zlo.
Let's all join the Labor union. "
Ohnrlio Green.
THOSE six chapters of Holly had a
more terrible effect than six galling
guns. Dr. Cushini ; .
Tin : heavy movement of grain at
lake points indicates that stocks there
arc not materially Ices than last year.
IK Maryland wife-boating has just
been made a penal ollciisc. Maryland
is nearly a generation behind the ago.
A HEAVY reward is ollcrcd for the
discovery of the fragments of the Una-
call combination of mechanical
kickers.
JAY GOULD'S son George is distin
guishing himself by paying 150 for
single seats for the Patti opera in
Now York ,
OAIUIY the news to our Val. The
workiiigmon of Omaha have swept the
field in the first skirmish of th < < cam
paign of 1882.
THIS is terrible. I thought I had
set thoao pins just right to elect lias-
call. I'll never play "citizen" again.
' Casper Yost.
Tin : question whether Now Jersey
is a state or n railroad station is perti
nent in view of the recent queer tran
sactions in that stato.
JUSTIUK BLATCIIFOIU ) , of the supreme
premo court , took the oath Monday.
For the first tirao in yours the United
States supreme court is filled with
healthy nnd able bodied men.
"Foil years I have prided myself
on being a stalwart cf the stalwarts ,
but in an evil hour I deserted the
'old flag and an appropriation' to bo
coni u 'citizen. ' " Vandorvoort.
WITH thn killing of Jcssu James
nnd the arrest and imprisonment in
the penitentiary of a number of his
companions , Missouri railroads can
now dispose of a few of their arsenals.
THOSE 2,000 trades union mechanics
that made McGavock , Ilascall , Horn
berger and Hodman their candidates ,
uro like the lost tribes of Israel .you
can hunt all the world over and you
cafi't Bnd thorn. Dr. Miller.
fe
WITH two riders tacked on the arnn
Appropriation bill , the ncopo for de
bate is correspondingly increased. The
first has roferunco to the adjuacmon
of war claims , and the other provides
for compulsory retirement of oillcers
at C'- of .
C'yoass ago.
BY the pastago of the "Pond law'
j. j.v Ohio secures a licons'j system whlc !
v levies a tax of $300 on all places when
liquors are soli in cities of the firs
class. In addition to the tax a largo
Bum as a guarantee of good behavior
is required from each culoon keeper.
WEALTH accumulates wealth , Since
Vanderbilt invested some 500,000,000
of his property in government four
per cents the bonds have increased
ton per cunt , in price , and ho has re
oeivcd eight per cent , in interest.
This adds eleven millions of dollars to
Mr , Vanderbilt'u fortune.
BOTH Gen. Kilpa trick and Btophei
A. Ilurlbut , minitlers respectively to
Chili and Peru , have died within the
past two months , and Secretary Fro
linghuysen will now bo able to com
plete his South American fiasco with
now men , without embarrassing the
friends of ( ho Into administration.
for pension * us well as
congressmen ought to rejoice in the
order just issued by'tho commissioner (
of pensions , providing that "cases
will be made special only when such
cause therofor is shown ( o the com
misaioncr in writing ns would satisfy
the other worthy claimants whoso
claims precede it , should they know
the facts , that auch action is proper.
Hereafter no case will bo madospccial
that is not brought clearly within this
rule. " This order , if carried out , will
effectually stop all favoritism in the
pension ollice. The great cause of
delay in getting through claims hns
been the existence of the special tys-
tom , by wfiicli is meant the taking uj >
of cases out ol the orderof their filing ,
irrespective of mi.rit , and hastening
them through to a speedy dociaion ,
while thougauas of others uquaily
meritorious are &o much longer de
layed , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
COMMISSION COWARDICE.
In nine cases out of ton congres-
gressional commissions are the cow
ardly expedients of the majority td
escape a vote upon embarrassing ques
tions. Kvcry subject which the people
ple dcsiro to have speedily nettled ,
but which congressmen arc equally
desirous of having postponed , is role-
; ated to a congrossion.il commission ,
which is expected to collect statistics
rearing upon the question , and to do
ay a final report until a more con
venient season. This wan the cnvo
with the anti-polygamy commission ,
the bankruptcy commission nnd n ,
numbot of others which might bo
lamed. Commissions are also called
into service to do work of a more in
; ricato and arduous nature than the
average congressmen cares to engage
n. .Senator Van Wyck has called at-
; oniion to the fact that commissions
iko corporations never dio. The oc
casion for which it was created may
loss away , but the commission still
continues to thrive and flourish , with
icver ending demands upon the na
tional troasury-for the incidental ex
penses of its existence
Congress has already appointed ono
commission at the present session , and
a discussing the advisability ot a sec
ond. A number of gentlemen will bo
shortly called upon to inves
tigate the liquor traffic with
; ho aid of § 10,000 appropriated from
: ho treasury. This sum ought to be
sufficient for very extensive sampling
operations. It is mifo to say that
four-fifths of the members of congress
already know moro about the liquor
radio than is good for their own in-
-crnsts or these of their constituents.
Vnd the only rcaeon for the creation
of the liquor commission wai the desire -
sire of congress to got rid of an annoy-
ng question and shirk the necessity
of a voto.
In the S3U1U way the tariff commis
sion now under discussion , is ro bo
used to prevent an embarassing vote
upon the question of maintaining or
diminishing our prcsontcustomsdutics.
Itangrcss knows us well now as it will
two years lienco at just what point
the tariff needs remodeling. Doth
parties , however , are anxious not to
make a record upon which they may
jo compelled to fight during the next
presidential campaign , and congress
men from doubtful districts do not
cara to complicate their canvass by
any decisive vote upon n much dis
cussed and very perplexing problem.
Ilonco another commission. It ia
aafo to say that ns long us the con
gressional conscience remains iia
elastic as it is at present , commissions
will continue to flourish.
MASSACHUSETTS FACTORY
HANDS.
Labor is an unusually important elo-
in the population of Massachusetts ,
owing to the largo manufacturing in-
( crests of the stato. A bureau for the
collection of labor statistics is main
tained by the state government , and
the results of
thoao investigations are
annually publiahod for the benefit of
employers and employes. The latest
volume issued deals withtho three
great cotton manufacturing centres of
the state , Full llivor , Lowell and Law-
ronco. In these cities nearly 32,000
factory hands find employment , of
whom nearly ten percent , can neither
read nor write ,
Full llivor is chttrnotomod as the
worst of the
manufacturing towns so
oially and morally. Drunkenness it
said to bo everywhere prevalent. The
tsnomont houses are owned by the
capitalists , and entire families work in
the mill , an obligation in the loose ol
the tenements requiring the lessee to
furnish a certain number of employes
to thocorporations. The consequence
of this family labor is a great increase
of misery. The agents of the labor
bureau report that they rarely mot
with happy and contented people
onion" the Kail Kivor mill hands ,
wiiilo in Lowell and Lawrence
even the poorer classes secured many
of the comforts of
life , The average
weekly wages in Fall lliver uro loss
than § 9 pel week. Some operatives
oirn as little us $2. The watos oi
entire families are often insufficient
to procure comfortable food and lodg
ing. In the meantime the Fallllivor
mills continue to pay heavy dividends
to their stockholders. The death
rate in Fall llivor is larger than in the
other citim , and the average atjo ut
time of duatli is also lowest them.
The marriage rnlu is j.Jgo lowest in
Fill llivor , wiiilo the birth rale is
KretttorJhan in Laurence and loss
than in Lowell. ' Fall lllvur b , as re
gards its mill population , a cily of
tenement houtosj Lowell , one in
which there is nearly an equality be.
tween the tenement and boarding
houses , while inLawroncotho "homo , "
as distinct from either the tenement
or boarding house , ia pre-eminent ,
The report statca there arc no trades
unions in Lawrence connected with
the mill operatives , nnd thatnoitrikcs
are necessary. Many interviews nro
given to show that the relations of
operativca and employers are very
cordial , and that a sort of mild manu
facturing millennium reigns thoro.
It is singular that while thin repoit
was still damp from the press the
news of the great strike at Lawrence
on account of a twenty per cent ,
reduction in waijcs was being tele
graphed over the country ,
A MAIIKKU decline in railroad con
struction is noted. Locomotive build
ers re'/ort n lessened demand for en
gines , which they attribute to the loss
of confidence on the part of the public
in railroad securities and the fatluro
of capitalists to place the bonds nnd
stocks of now ventures. Bradatrcot's
considers the situation a healthful ono.
It argues that it is far bolter for the
country to undergo a gradual lesson
ing of ventures in this direction than
to continue advancing 'until u crash
should suddenly come upon the coun
try aa the legitimate outcome , What
with the double dealing of the leading
operators on the Now York stock mar
ket and the construction company
business , the public have learned pru
donee , at least temporarily , and a
wholesome chock is furnished to profitless
fitloss railway building. The promoters
tors of now ventures must rely upon a
sound baais for investment rather
than popular enthusiasm. It claims
that at the present time the out
look is that the volume of general
bnsincss will continue reasonably sati
sfactory. Crop accounts are favora
ble as to cereals , and thin is the chief
factor at this season of the year. The
tide of immigration , as anticipated , is
exceptionally strong. Much is to be
expected from this constant addition
to our population of energetic people
who have capital to supply their im
mediate wants.
PUKSIDKNT AllTHUR lias Vetoed tllO
anti-Chinese immigration bill , on the
ground that it is in distinct violation
of existing treaties with .China.
The president holds that the right to
regulate immigration under the JJur-
inRaino and Angell treaties does not
imply the right.to lay a complete embargo
barge on immigration. Ho expresses
the opinion Unit the principle involved
in the operation of the bill is undem
ocratic and hostile to our institutions ,
besides having a certain tendency to
destroy our Chinese trade , which is of
recent growth and constantly increas
ing in value.
GHALMEIIS must go. The house
committee on elections has decided to
report in favor of Lynch , who was
swindled out of his .seat from the
famous "shoe string" district in Mis
sissippi , because several hundred of
his ballots contained a printer's dash
below the heading of the ticket.
Tin : license question in Ohio enter
ed hirgol > into the local elections yes-
tcrday and operated greatly to the dis
advantage of the republican ticket ,
which was heavily defeated in Cincin
nati and Columbus. The German ele
ment voted generally with the demo
cratic party.
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
DAKOTA.
Clminbcrlnin , Drtilo county , claims to
have 8300,000 in huildinca now under con
tract.
The f > eoilo of Ouster nro jubilant over
tlhmnle mid tiaiibfer of the Penobscjt
liilno near thnt placo.
Mayvlllo his 1,000 inhabitants nnd good
jiro.pectH of n § 3,0.0 Hcliool house beim ;
built ut an early day.
Tvyeuty-flve citizens of Farga have sub
scribed to the capital stock of the Fargo
opera house an amount sufficient to erect
a > 2. " > ,000 building.
Montiielier , a new town at tlio mouth
of llcavor cwclc iti Stutmau county , is
louatvil in ono of the prettiest placeu iu
the \nllcy of the Jaiucs.
Wells dtij ( nrnr Carlisle. Pcinbin * comi
ty , to 11 dejilh of 100 feet bilnif clear
water which Hues to the top nf the well ,
and In noino cases overflow H ,
A puod body of horn Hllver ore Jia * l'e n
"tnick In the Tient mine. Ulnck Hills ,
ilia hntt had beim sunk five feet into ore
body with ( jooil promises of holding out
still further.
Asbehtos Is the latest rage over about
" "ster. M ! a U getting too common. A
full fabric of aibe os ID now made for fire-
wen1 * suit that U ai pliable an cloth and
wholly Incombuttlble.
There were entered at the (5 rand Korku
land 11 Ihce OKO wrck recently one humlieil
and forty homcfcteadg
, seventy-eight pro-
einptloiiti und i > lfily ! e\eu tree claims.
'Ihe uumbor nf acies entered during the
same tinio weio-18,040 , or moro than two
entire townships ,
WYOMING.
The Larjinio graded school has SJ'J
pupiU cm oiled.
There aio chrhty-one subscribers to the
C hevenne teleplioue nyt in ,
Urick work has been commenced
the new Catholic paiBonaj'e , Cheyenne. upon
Cattle men and cowboys are flocking to
ot hand"16' "S rouml-ul' J ' 'ear
Kevenfi eight train crow * vn the Lara-
inie divUIou of thaiJ' . haye been laid
off for want of work.
The rope used for the lynching at Haw.
lii ! was new 7-8 inch rope. It ! pro
ner > ed for future use.
Scna'orSsmudersU woiking to secure
the iMjjage ol u bill plying members of the
legsl | tl uii Nembly l ) instead of § 1 per
The Sulton brotliew , of Cayote creek
b ° usht 31 he $
Win
} ) , < land o
1,000 eheop , running on hU raiigo north ,
weat of Hock Spiingg.
A innu Iu Uraiulo City dinlocated his
m o by runnlnx against an obstniction iu
Ml"ftrMJi n ? drk njBMt. He bue , | the
j for $ 100 ilainr.uc * Iw'ore ] ) UJ Nye , who
a justice nf Hie peace. Bill decided
lhat the 'accident Improved the jilntntifTN
beauty nliont $ . " 0 and gave judgment
.iQ.iinul him for that nmmiict. The money
wi ! tf > remove the obstruction.
Cheyeini Lender ,
The stock iwocialion h limiting it.lh ely
for cattle thiefcp. and a mimh ° r of arrei-tn
have bfcn made of men who have hereto
fore enj ycd a good reputation.
It h reported that the flection foiemen
bttwe'ii urcen Jllver nnd UawJini , who
have hid white laborers , linvo received
ord rs to dhchcrgi the name and employ
Chlnpineiii
The tonmitu of Ciippsiopohf , on the
Korth J'laltc , i ) the fluent natural Me in
Wjomlnrf. Thi river fornn n licnd
around It , nn < l there In an Immense Mipply
of water iu the stream.
lte { ortfl from the iifirthcni pi-a/'ng lands
fitnta tint the ijraffl is P [ touting , but
owing to thu exceeding ilrynes * It will
nmt.unt t little , unless rnlu or xadw is n
thing ol the near fntuia ,
COLORADO.
A ten cent dfopnte ended in the death of
a policeman in l.vadvillr , Inst week.
About thr e hundred children 1mo
been driven out of the Denver ftdiools by
rneri'le. .
The Tabor Bliarushoot'r * , nf Denver ,
have issued a challenge to shoot with any
ten men in the world.
The contract for building the mining
exposition at Denver has been awarded to
. ! ' . Hallcck , for * 133,000.
The Denver and IIin tir.indo road bed is
now gnuleil to u distance of eixtvtlncc
miles fmm Ounninon nnd 451 from Denver
ou the Utah extension ,
Lieutenant Governor Tabor , of Colrailo ,
enormously wealthy , huing within the
past four years acquired property vnrl-
on ly estimate I nt irgm $1,000,000 to 98.-
000,000.
The Denver glass works , incorporated
with an t'snureit capital of $110,000 , will
commence operations as early as Septem
ber next , when their new building will bo
completed.
A party of Denver and Jlio Grande en-
pincera , lately arrived in Monti OHO ntftto
that when within twenty miles of the
Utah line , tncy were ordered by the Utes
In skip , and "kipped accordingly.
NEW MEXICO.
Socorro w cnts ga * .
Santa l"o wants the Indian school.
Ore from the 1'oar Springs district as-
Bayed a high as .S13,712.8li.
It costs 5311 pur ton to ship hav to Al-
buquei quo from Las Graces , while it can
be brought from Kansas for $12.
dmall pox has nubsided on the A. k I' .
railroad and it is euld that the disease is
becoming lens frequent in n'l ' parts nf the
territory
UTAH.
The Utnh Central has discontinued
work oil the Spauish Fork braiuh.
Largo numbers of tramps are in Ogden.
They ha\e jaidei the premises ot the
Union Pacific railway c inpany , broken
open ears , and stolen goods therefrom.
Twenty wiles of the Ogden and Wyo
ming railroad have been surveyed and
mapped. The road | s a narrow gimge
designed to tap coal be a thirty milen
away.
There is considerable activity around
the lepver& ! Itio Grande tlejiot in Salt
Lake City in the way of receiving railroad
Iron , spikes and plates , ti s , bridge and
building timber tor the Utah cxtention.
Ttiero aie great slacks of this material on
the ground ,
TJiero has been ( niite n good Ktrike mide
iron lately noitlnvtat of Beaver Lake.
Koports say a ledge 30 feet wide of iron
ore going liO per cent iron and only two
per cent silica , and is mostly n oft black
iron , just the thing for fluxing lead oreH.
The oiscovery ia abont 17 miles from
Frisco and eight miles from the lailroad.
MONTANA.
Dutto ia producing $70,000 bullion
week.
Helena pay a Unity mills on the dollar
city tax.
The e'ectric light works t > atidfvctotily
in Mullau tunnel.
The Montana Stock Jtoard at Uutte is
in woiking order.
Work on the Northern Pacific is boom
ing in Jefferson county.
The Alice company at Butte will pio-
duce SHOO.COO for the month of March.
The Utah k Northern will bo extended
within a f > iw months to Deer Lodge.
A Grjnd rush has eat in from Miles
City to the MaginnU country , where num
erous and I ifh dibcoveries of mineral uro
reported.
Kastern capitalist aio organizing it
corner on stock by buying ui > vast herds
throughout the territory. Prices range
from $20 to 530 per head.
The now coal mine on Sand Coulle ,
Mcngher county , 1ms been developed to H
dunth of 40 feet and tthows an tight foot
vein of an excellent quality of coal ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Oregon Short line will reach Soda
Springs , lilaho , about May 1st.
Seventy murders haved bean committed
in San Francisco in the last two years.
The output of bullion from Eureka dis
trict during Ihe present ycur will bolaiger
tlinn any previous one.
Wood Itiver men who have wintered in
that country , caution men ugalnst too
early n htawpede. They think the spring
has set in at least a month tuo soon.
An exodus mnong mechanics h talcing
place at Oakland , Cat , , in the northpin
part of the city. They are going to Texas ,
Aiuona , Colorado und other new lands
where they may pursue their labors to
moro profit.
The Oreponlan , of Portland pays that
the Northern Pacific will within n short
time receive about 11,0011 coolies from Hong
Kong. The work of gathering these
cdolicj Ima nlreuily begun , and n licet of
tlneo steamera and Hoven callers has al-
le.i y been chartered to convey them to
Poitlimd.
"Woman's True Vrloml.
A friend In need is a friend indeed. Thjs
nonucan deny , especially when lutflstitncoia
rendered when one U sorely tillllcted with
disease , moro particularly these complaints -
plaints and weakness bt > common to our
female population. Kvcry woman elioulil
know that Klectrio liitters are woman's
true friend , and will positively restore her
to health , oven when all other remedies
fail. A single trial always proven our as
sertion , They are pleasant to tha taste ,
ami only cost fifty cents a bottle. Soldby
Schroter & Bocht
Tnku "BLACK-DRAUGHT" ami yon
will iinvttr lxi lulioi'-
Dr. HUBER VANDOREN
1412 Douglas Bt , Omaha.
1REAT4KKV MCCM > IU AU
Ohronio j Noiyous and Special
Diseases.
iicD ( iirnlsbi-U at oilki- .
EatttfaitSon truarontcfd or rconey
t !
Cumiiig Street.
J , J. NOBES , Propr.
Fresh and Salt Moats of all
Kinds , Poultry , Fiah , cic. ,
in Season.
HOUSES
For Sale By
FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS SIS ,
ITS , House 8 rooms , lull riot on Pierce near
2Uth street , $1,650.
177 , Iloueo 2 rooms , ( nil lot on Douclu neat
2Cth street , 8700.
175 , Heftutiftil residence , full lot on Cass Beat
10th street , 812,000.
174 , Two houses and J lot on Doilro nc r Gtb
street , 81 500.
176 , House thrco roonn , two closets , etc. , halt
lot on 21st t car Draco street , ? SOO.
172 , One and one-halt story brick house an
two lots on Douglas near 28th street , $1,700.
171 , House two room * , wellcistern , stable , etc
full lot near Fierce and 13th street , { 050.
170 , One and onc-liall story house elx room *
and well , half lot on Convent street near St
JUr > 'a [ "cnue , 81,860.
No. 170 , House thrco rooms on Clinton street
near shot toner , $325.
No. If9 , Houao and 33x120 feet lot on
street near Wcbstt r street , 93,500.
No. 1C8 , House ol 11 rooms , lot 33x120 feet on
10th near Hurt street , $5,000.
oji 107 , Two story house , 9 rooms i elosetc ,
rood cellar , on Ibth street near 1'opplctou't
$4,000.
No. 106 , New house of 6 rooms , halt lot on
Izard n ar 19th street , 91,850.
No. 104 , One anil ono halt story house 8 room !
on 18th street r car Leavtnuorth , (3.500.
N. 101 , Ono and one-halt ttory Louse ot 5
rooms near Hanscom Park , 81,600.
No. IDS Two houfcs B rooms each , closets , eta
on liurt street near 25th , $3,500.
No. 167 , bouan 0 rooms , full lot on 10th strict
near Lcavcnnorth , $2,400.
No. 150 , House 4 largo room ? , 2 closets
ball aero on Curt street near Dution , 81,200.
No. 155 , Tno houses , ono of 6 and one ot 4
rooms , on 17th street near ilarcy , 83,200.
No. 164. Thrco houses , one of 7 and two of 4
rooms each , and corner lot , on Cass near 14tb
street , 85,000.
Nr. 153 , small house and full lot on 1'AclQ
near 12th street , 82,600.
No. IflOno story house 0 rooms , on Leaven
worth near 10th , 83,000.
No. 160 , House three rooms and lot 92x11
near 20th and Farnham , $2,600.
No. US , Now house ol eight rooms , on 18th
street nrar Lcmcnnortb , $3,100.
Nol 147 , House ol 13 rooms on 18th street
near Marcy , 85,000.
No. 140 , House of 10 rooms an J IJlota on 181 h
street Dear Marcy , ? diOG.
No. 145 , House two large rooms , lot 07x210 fee
onShcmtm tucnue ( ICth street ) near Nicholas
8J.600.
No 143 , House 7 rooms , barn , on 20th street
near Lcacnu ortb , 82,600.
No. 142 , Homo 6 rooms , kitchen , etc. , on 10th
street near Nicholas , 81,876.
No. 141 , Home 3 rooms on Douglas Hear 6tb
street , 8 50.
No. 140 , Largo house and two lots , on 24t
near Farnham street , $3,010.
No. 139 , House 3 rooms , lot COxlGOJ feet ,
Douglas near 27th street , $1,500.
No. 137 , House 6 rooms and half lot on Capita
menus near 23d street , $2 > 300.
No. 138 , House and half acre lot on Cumlng
street near 24th ? 8M > .
No. 131 , House 2 rooms , full lot , . Izard
noon 21st street , $ 00.
No. 129 , Tivo h'.usca one of 6 and one of 4
rooms , on leased lot on Webster near 20th street ,
82,60(1.
No. 127 , Tno story house 8 rooms , halt lot on
Webster near 19th $3,600.
No. 126 , House 8 rooms , lot 20x120 feet on
2Cth street near Douglas , $875.
No , 125 , Two story house on 12th near Dodge
street lot23xDU feet $1,200.
No. 124 , Largo house and full block near
Farnham and Central street , 83,000
No. 123 , House 0 rooms and large lot on Soun
ders fci rcct near Barracks , $2 100.
No. 122 , House 6 rooms and half lot on W b-
etcr near 15th street , 81,600.
No. 118 , House 10 rooms , lot 30x90 feet OL
Capitol a\cnuo near 22d street , $2,950.
No. 117 , IlO'iBu 3 rooms , lot 30x120 feet , on
Capttol a\cimo near 2vd ! $1,600.
No. 114 , Houses rooms on Douglas near 26tb
itreot , 8760.
No. 113 , House 2 rooms , lot GCxOO feet on
near Cumtntf btruct , 3760.
No. 112 , lirick house 11 rooms and half lot on
Cisa near 14th atrcct , 82,800.
No. Ill , House 12 roomsjon IDavenpoit nea
02th street , 87,0i'0. '
No. 110 , Brick house and lot 22x132 fee on
Cass street near 15th , $3,000.
Vo. 108 , Largo house on Harney near 16th
rot , l,600.
No 109 , Two houses anil 30x1 foot lot no
M nrar lltli street , $ .1,600.
No. 107 , House G rooms and half lot on Irar
tar 17th strtct , $1,200.
i . 106. House and lot 61x108 feet , lot on 14th
near I'lerco street , SCOO.
No. 116 , Two story house Brooms with 1 } lot
on bewartl near Saundcrs street , 82,800.
No. 103 , One and onq half story house 10 room !
Webstvr near 10tl > street , $2,600.
HJNo. 102 , Two houses 7 rooms each and i lot on
Hth near Chicago. S4OkO.
No. 101 , Iloueo 8 roomn , cellar , etc. , 15 lots on
South avenue near Pacific street , $1,050.
No. 100 , House 4 rooms , cellar , etc. , hall lot
on Izard street near IBth , $2,000.
No. 99 , Very largo house and full lot on liar
ney near 14th street , $9 003.
No. 97 , Large lioiuo ol 11 rooms on Sherman
nicnuo near Clark street , make an offer.
No. 08 , Ono and ono half siory house 7 room *
lot 240x401 feet , stable , etc. , on Sherman a\o-
nuo near Grace , J7 f > 00.
No. 02 , large brick house two lots on Daven
port strict mar 10th 818,000.
No. 90 , Large house and full lot on Dodo
mar 16th itroit , $7,003.
No. 81. Large hauso 10 rooms hall lot on 20th
oar California street , 87COO
No. b8 , Large house 10 or 12 rooms , bcautlfu'
corner lot on Cass near 0th , 87,000.
No. 87 , Two story houno 3 rooms 6 acres eland
land on Saunders street ntar Barracks , 2,000.
No. 86To stores and a rcslocnco on leased
bait lotnear Mason and 10th street , { 600.
No. b4T o story hou'e 8 rooms , closets , etc. ,
\ > 1th 6 acres of ground , on Baundcrs street near
Omaha Bmcks , $2.600
No. S3 , Houtoof 0 rooTB , halt lot on Capitol
lucmio near 12th street , $2eOO.
Ko 82 , One and ono hall story frouse , 0 rooms
full lot ou I'lerco near 20th strett , Sl.bOO.
No. 81 , Two8 story bouses , onoot Band one
6 rooms , Chicago St. , near 12th , $3.000.
No. 80 House 4 rooma , closets , etc. , largo lot
on 18th street mur White Lead works , $1,300.
No. 77 , Largo house of 11 rooms , clotcts. eel-
| nr. etc. , with 1J lot on Karnharn near 10th street ,
3.000.
No. 70 , Oreanl one-half story house ot 8 rooma ,
lot BOxSi feet on Cass near 14th street , $4,600.
No. 76 , House I rooms and basement , ( h
lOUiai feet on Mircy near 8th itrect. $075.
No. 74 , Large brick house and two full lots on
Da\c port near 15th street , $15,000.
No. 73 , One and one-half story homo and'lol
36x132 feet on Jackson near 12th street , 11.800.
No. 72 , Large brick house 11 rooms , hill lot
on Davei.ivort near 15th street , 86,000.
No. 71 , Large home 12 rooms , full lot ou Call ,
orula near 20th street , $7,000.
No. 05 , Stable and 3 full lota on ran In street
near Blunders , 12,000.
No. 04 , T o story frame buildlni ; , flare
and room * tvbo\ , on luatul lot on Dougv
16th street , & 00
No. 63 , llousu 4 rooms , l > ascracnt , etc. , lo
03x230 feet on Ibth strcot mar Nail Works ,
o. 02 , New house 4 rooms ono story , full lot
No. 68 , House ot 7 rooms , ull lot Webster
near SIbt fctre-et , (2,500.
on Harney near 21st street , 81,760.
No. 01 , Large house 10 rooms , full l t ou Burner
nor 21 t t trett , $5WO.
No. CO , House 3 rooms , half lot ou Dvrn | > orl
near 23d strett , $1,000.
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