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; - nfT ? -3 ° , t THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FHIDAY. AUGUST 19. 1887. LANCASTER'S ' REPUBLICANS , A Largely Attended Mooting of tbo Oon- tral Oommittoo Tcstorday , THE CHICAGO ENCAMPMENT Offlnlnl I'nrinlsslon to Attend Grntttod to the Nebraska National Guard Additional DolCRntcH to the Ctiarltlcs CnnTcntlon. frnojt THE IICE'S LI.VCOI.N nunitAu.1 The republican county campaign In I/incaslcr county was formally opnnctl yesterday by the mooting of the republi can cent nil committee. The mooting jvns largely attended , both by cotunilt- toomcn itnd the rnrioua candidates , and n largo number of interested spectators were upon the outskirts. The time of holding the convention wns lixod upon ns the 8d d.ay of Soptombur , the primaries to bo hold on tlio 1st duj * of the month In Iho diflbrfltit wards and precincts. Con- Vidcrublo discussion was had upon the vote iinon which to b.iso the representa tion , ilio qtiefltlnn being complicated uy the recent chanircs in thu wards In thn city. Tlio initiation was , however , settled fmiisfuctorily and in a day or two the call will bu iimtlu up arid piibllshod , Mhowing tlic rcprosontation and thu total jiumbi'r of ilulegaius in tlio convention. Huving now the convention lixe.il on a flelinito date tlio candidiitua will com- niunuu their work in earnest and the jirospucts aru that there will bu a lively Htrugglo for the dilleront olliccs , the nomination lu this county being equiva lent to an election. JiiurAitv OIIDKHS. l Adjutant-0oncr.il Cole has been busily encaged the past few days issuing gou- , cral ordurs and forwarding thorn "to the 'dilleront ' militia companies in the state , i In regard to the organi/ntion of the Second Nebraska regiment , General Cole [ lias issued the following special order numbered eight : At a nicctini ; of the conunlhsloned oulccrs iof the Second Kunhncnt Nebruskn National Kluaid , held at Fremont August 9 , Ib87 , ( for klio purpose ot electing Held olllicrs ) the fol Uowinit rcElnicntal odicers were elected : I Colonel Franklin Sweet , Inspector-general , colonel , Clarks. Colonel \V. U. McCan , general staff , lieu- rtonant-colonel , Hay iSpriimn. Captain OeorgoCross.company "D , " major , ITalrbury. The election of the above named officers Is I hereby approved and they will bo respected and nbujud accordingly. 1 Captain ( ieorsoCrosscorapany"D , " Second regiment Nebraska national guard , having been commissioned major of said regiment , the commanding otllcer of company "D" Is Ilieruby ordered to call Raid company together I for the purpose of electing a captain to fill the vacancy caused by the promotion of Cap tain Cross. By order of the commandor-In-chlof. A. V. COM : , Adjutant General. He has also issued tlio following call for the meeting of the board for the trnnsiiction of thu business to coruo be fore it. Special order No. 7. In accordance with tlio military code of the Btato ot Nebraska ( Chapter 60 , Section 1'J ' , 20 nnd SI ) , the military board , consisting of thn ndjutant-goncral , and lirigadler-Goneral I , . W. Colby , Colonel O. II. Philips , command ing llrst regiment. Colonel Franklin Sweet , command second Vegiment , and Judge Ad- Vocate-Cenoral Colonel John C. Watson are hereby notified to meet at the adjutant-gen eral's orilco at Lincoln , Nebraska , Tuesday , the ffid day ot Aiuii'.t , Ihs7 , for the transac tion of such business ns may be necessary under thn above named sections. By order of the commandcr-ln-chlef. A. V. COI.K , Assistant General. Surgeon General Stonu has issued the " following circular to surgeons : "H All candidates for the position of surgeons , tnd assistant surgeons of the Nebraska na- lllonal guaid will present themselves to the nurgeon general at his olllco In Lincoln , .Neb. . ( olllco with adjutant general In cap- ( tel building ) , on Friday and Satuiday , tlio 20th and 27th ot August , l 87 , between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. for examination under his direction. For the benefit of candidates for exam ination the following outline of thu ex amination Is furnished by the surgeon general : 1. A short essay either autobiographical or upon HO mo professional subject. 2. Physical examination of applicant , and In addition each candidate will bo required to certify that ho labors under no mental or ptijslcal lulirmlty nor disability of any kind which can In any way Interfere with tlio most oniclont discharge of his duties In any climate. 3. Ural examinations on subjects of prelim inary education , general literature , and gen eral science. 4. Oral examinations on scientific subjects will Include chemistry and natural philoso phy , and that on literary biibjccU will Include ICngllsh literature , history of the United States , and general history , ancient and modern. 0. U ritten examinations on anatomy , ph > slology , surgery practice of medicine , and general pathology , obstetrics , diseases of women and children. Oral examinations on these subjects , nnd also on medical jurispru dence , muteria nicdica , pharmacy , toxicology , and hvglcna. 0. Methods of clinical examinations , medi cal and surgical. 7. Surgical opciatlons , how and when to perform.THE THE CHICAGO ENCAMPMENT. The reunion of the diflurent fitixto mili tia regiments to occur in Chicago in Oc tober has been the subject of consider able communication between the gov ernor nnd the managers of the reunion. There being no funds available to defray the expense of military comuanics from the state the governor has had issued tbo following order of permit granted : General Order No. U. Invitations have boon extended to the vari ous military commands at our state to attend nn International military encampment to beheld held at Chicago , commencing October 1 , lbS7 ! , and continuing until the 20th of the same [ month. Permission Is hereby given to the Nebraska National Guard to attend said encampment , cither by platoon , company or regiment , pro viding , however , It shall bu no expense to the stitte of Nebraska. Jiy ordur ottluicoinnianiler-iu-chlcf. A. Y. COM : , Adjutant General. ADDITIONAL DKI.hOATES. ( lovcrnor Thayer yesterday appointed the following additional delegates to the national convention of chanties and cor rections to meet in Omaha : Hon. Alviti Saunders , Oinnhii ; Hon. Charles H. Dewey , Omaha ; Hon. W. G. Whitmoro , Valley ; Hon. Henry T. Clarke , Omaha- ! Hon. Champion S. Chaso. Omaha ; Mrs. ( Joorgo W. Liningcr , Omaha ; Mrs. Thomas L Kunball , Omaha ; Mrs. James 1 * . Latta , Tokamah ; Mrs. Dr. hudding- ton , Omaha. IK UltlKK. A largo delegation of thu city council departed yestei day for Chicago , whore they are to make a critical examination as to the qualities of dillbront btoao for curbing purposes. J. 1) . Calhoun , editor of thu State Democrat , accompanies the ' delegation. Hon. ( ioorpoV. . Frank , one of the wealthy men of Kearney , who Is awake night anil day to that city's interest , was in Lincoln between trains yesterday. ' Mr. O. H. Klondorf , of Kearney , who has charge of Mr. Frank's great lot sale in that place the 25th , was also in Lincoln yesterday arrungkig details for tlio sale that will call many Lincoln people lu it- tendance. itho Considerable stir was manifest at heir corner of Kloventh and P streets yester day morning. The telephone company is ungngcd in planting now no IM > ! PS and they elected to plant one on this corner inside the lawn limits of the lot of Mrs. Leslies. Too lady did not propose to have the ground occupied by an unsightly telephone pole , and protested , going out where the men wore n work nnd standing in the hole excavated , to prevent .further work. : When she vnctitcd the plnco temporarily thu men immediately re.sumod work , nnd the- mayor visited the sccno and exerted n quieting Inlliionco until Mrs. Leslie could secure an attorney and au Injunc tion. tion.Messrs. Messrs. Pace nnd Rhodes returned yes terday from conducting a successful sale of town lots nt Stilton the day before. Till * was a sale In which John C. lion- null , of this city , was directly Interested and the siilo netted a handsome profit. Tfio clam bnko will certainly bo hold nt Shogo Island , Mllford , on the 20th. 87th and uyth ot the month nnd the members of tlio association liavo till arrangements made to abandon business nnd enjoy the featt. Tim Invitations art- limited to very few and the island will bo entirely nt the disposal of the bakers during their three da\s' encampment. Mr. Will O. Jones , for tlio past year city editor ot the State Journal , departed yesterday for Chicago nnd New York , whuro ho proposes to mane a study of metropolitan journalism for a number of weeks. Ho will return to his position on thu Journal at the completion of his visit. The Lincoln street railway is con stantly adding now cars to accommodate iU increasing patronage , and thu first of the motor CUM for the rapid transit road is on tlio ground ready for uso. This latter roau will bo open In time to ac. commodnto the public to nnd from the fair grounds nt state fair time. A Healthy Stomach ! R a blcsbing for which thousands of our dyspeptic countryman nnd women nigh in vain , and to obtain which swallow much mcdiuino umivailingly. For no ailment probablv are there so many alleged remedies as for djspoiisia. The man of humbug is constantly glutted with the dollars and dimes of those who resort to ono nostrum aflor another in the vain liopo of obtaining relief , at least , from tnis vexatious and obstinnto malady. Experience indicates llostot- tor's Stomach Bitters as a means of eradicating dyspepsia , in which a firm reliance can bo placed. No remedy has in three decades and over established such n reputation , none has received such unqualified professional sanction. It is an admirable invigorant , bccauso it en riches the blood , and not only this , but it thoroughly regulates the bowels , kidneys and bladder. Thu nervous symptoms are usually relieved by the medicine. KBTATF- Trnnsfors Filed Auc"nt 17. 1887. Chnrles H Shuman to William L ) Hoyt et nl , lot : i. blk 8 , Orchard Hill , wd. .8 1,000 Clnrles H Shuman to William I ) Stev enson , lot 4 blk B. Orchard Hill , wd 1,000 Omaha National liank to George C Homier , lot 7 , blk 11 , Shltin's add. ijc 1 David M Ure and wlto to Wilson T Graham , lot 5 , Ure's sub In Mtllard * Caldwell's add. wd 4,5uO Alfred Farnam and wlfo to John K King , lot'Ji ( , blk 4. Uydo Park. wd. . 300 John K King to White * Neville , lot 1M5 , blk 30 , Hyde 1'ark , w d 200 K French to Abraham Martin , lot 20 , blk 10. Central 1'ark. wd 800 William Johnson and wife to Henry F Cady. lot 1 , blk 5 ; lot 1 , blk S3 ; lot 8. blk'-M. Florence , n.c 300 State lianK or Nebraska to Jolian George lleimrod , 'M , 17 , ICO rods In sec 7 , 15 , 13 , wd 050 Henry 11 Medery ot al to Fred J Mc- Laln. lot C , blk Q , Jet tor's add to South Omaha , wd 1,200 Samuel 11 Farnsworth to John C Davis , lot 0 , blk 9 , O'Neill's subdiv In Lowe's second add , wd 3,000 John C Davis and .wile to Samuel U Farnsworth , lot 0blk3 , O.NeiU's sub- dlv in Lowe's second add w d " ,000 South Oimiha Laud company to Chas F Fabs , lot 1 blk 87 , South Omaha , wd 375 Lo Uoy Mayno to Franklin J llotch- Islns , lotK , blk 0 , Ambler Place , w d 2,200 1'lcico C Illmcuaugh ct al toStewartS Lloyd , part s w ne 3MO-13 , w d 40,000 Jehu 11 Uungato , trustee , to Henry Kady Gunner , lots 3 and 4 , blk 10 , Hod ford place , w d 1,250 Martha West to Omaha Carriage and Sleigh Co. , w SO loot of e 00 feet of let 5 , and n 25 feet of lot 8,1'opo Place , wd 2,800 Hairy D Heed et al to Ira B ilapes , lot 8 blk Sheridan Place , wd C50 Edwatd Harmon to Frank It Kent , un- dlvK UUcrsideadd , wd William Latey et al to Gee Hammond , et al , o 31i { "feet lot 2 blk 3 , Paulsens add.wd 5,459 William A Kobbins and wife to David K Archer , tot 24 , Mlllard & Caldwell add , and lots 105,100 and uK w > i lot 57 , Glses add , q c 30,000 Jesse Lowe to James L Gibson , lot 10 blk 1 , Lowes subdiv , w d 1,250 OIo C Larson and wife to Tolllo A Larson , part of 34-15-13 n , w d 250 Tollla A Larson to Ole C Larson part of 34.15-Wo w d' 250 Frank K Cutler and wlfo to John With neil , lots 14 and 15 blk 13 , West end , w d 10.00C Twenty-nine transfers , aggregating. , ' Htilldine Permltfl. W It Parrot , Howard , between Nine teenth and Twentieth , one-story fiamo 3 300 L C Knewold , Thirty-second , near Woolworth , two two-story double from dwellings each 4.00C Danish Lutheran society , Twenty- second , near Lcavcnworth , one-story frame church 4.10C Three permits , tntaL 3S,40i An Important Klcrnont of the success of Hood's Sarsaparilla i : the fact that ovor.v purchaser ruuoivos : fair equivalent for his money. Tin familiar headline " 100 Doses Ono Uol lar , " stolen by imitators , is original will nnd true only of Hood's Sarsaparilla This can easily bo proven by any one who desires to test the matter. For ma economy , buy only Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists A $5OOOO Halo. The property on the northwest cornc of Eighteenth nnd Farnam streets , owne by Morccr , Johnson and Williams , has again been sold and this time by C. E. Mayno also. Th o lot has a frontage of sixty-six by n depth of 133 , and is situated in close prox imity to what will eventually bo the finest buildings in the city. Ono year and a half ago the property sold for | l7,500. The last purchase price was $50,000 , the purchaser being G. GilTord Davidzc , a well known Hostou capitalist. nfPRICE's CREAM ItSStl iporlor oxcellotica proven in millions offer homos for inoro than a quarter of ft renturr. It Is used by the Unl.ted _ States Oovornment. Endorsed by the hkads of thn Great Universi ties , H the Strongest , Purest nnd Most Health ; ful. Dr. 1'rloo'a tfao only Daklng Powder that doonnot contain Ammonia , LI mo , or Alum. NKW YOBK CUICAQO. T. LOUIS. DOUGLAS COUNTY MONEY , How It Has Been Spent "By the Oomrnls- aiouors. THE RECORD OF ONE YEAR. Publication of the County Commis sioners' I'lOGccdlngfl Some thing For Taxpayers to ItcaiL The publication ot thn proceedings of the Douglas county commissioners for the last year will bo continued In the DBK front day to day until completed. For the last eighteen months the commissioners have neglected to give any publicity to their proceedings. Hence the Bun undertakes the publication for thobcncllt of the taxpayers ot thUcounty , so that they can see for thomsclvcs how the people's money has been expended. The BKK to-day presents Chapter Vll.of this lutcrest- liig serial , as follows : JANUAIIV 20. The following legal opinion of E. W. Sim- oral , county attorney , was ro.ul and ordered tiled : Mr. O'Neill , who filed a claim In the olllco of the county clerk some time ago against J , E. Ulloy. has no right In law totlo up Klley's money In such a wav , as the county cannot bo hold nsgarnishee , and you will bo justified In paying the amount to Air. Klloy. Communication Ironi Hush As Selbyiozard- Ing a pii'ct ! ot land In their hands fur sale was read and ordered filed. Communication from J. 11. Grant , post ad jutant ot O. A. It. , T. A. Ouster post No. 7 , regarding thu burial of Isaac E. lin lcy was read and tiled. Petition to grant right of wav to IJonson , JIavno and McCaguo for street railway was ii'ail and prajcr of the petition was granted providing said Ucnson , Maynu and McCaifiio would enter Into contract and fnrnlsli homl that would bo satisfactory to the county commissioners. Petition to grunt rlcht of way to Harrison , Ambler As Wooley tor street railway was read , and prater of petition was grnntud , Drovlding said Harrison , Ambler \Vooley would outer into contract and furnish bond that would bo satisfactory to county com missioners. The lolluwlng ofllclal bonds were approved and appointments madn. L Stoiuurt , justice of the peace , McArdlo precinct. L. Jankowskl , justice of the peace , West Omaha precinct. II. II. Hills , constable , Chicago proclnct. JohnGucbel , road supervisor , McArdlo pro clnct. L. Van Scyac , road supci visor , Valley pre cinct. John Mohat , road supervisor , Waterloo pro clnct. F. J. Blelek , assessor , McArdlo precinct , J. C. 1 tucker , assessor , Union precinct. Following resolutions were offered and ndoptod : 1. That the county treasurer bo directed to rccelvo the tax on w 2.V90 ot H wi \ of si-c 3J township 15 , range 1' ) , without Interest for the year 1871' . 3. That It Is the sense of this board that the county will do , the filling as agreed by resolution of January 17. lbS7 , regardless of the trade cast of Phil Sheridan street , pro viding the city will make Lcaienwottli sticet a good and feasible stiect. The following accounts were allowed : nuin K FUND. ! lt JI5 Mlloy. balance on scwors $ l,0. " > 7 1 , W SSWilt , work on bridges 11 OJ KOAI ) ri'.VI ) . 201 Wm Kulsor , work on roml 8.1 01 2X& J Mitchell , work on ronil 5'lU W OJ OKNKIIAI , TUN ! ) . 1HS3 .1.1 Point ? , oxamlnin ? records . . . . 50 00 lust M Inlioy. Jauiiuiy BiiUry . . . b-1 ! M 1'no ' .lohn Ilrciitmu , January snlnry . . 5J 00 1WI Sundry person * , poor furm help , Jiuiuiiry 215 oO 1102 .lohn Oormnn , Jnnuaiy snlnry 50 OJ IH'JJ < ieor o Kollry , .Imumry snlury . . . Ki 00 1MU J S Mllior , .Innunry snlury 1U ( XI IDTi Ooorf-o Mill , times refunded 2173 lUM ) J J 1'omts , examining records , Jan uary 100 OJ I'.nT M A Hubert , January R'Xlnry 75 IX ) 1UIM II Orobo , rcpiilr on C H 1450 WIN H KunJson. witness 100 l-'OOO J 11 lirunnur , Jnnuary salary 13J UJ Adjourned. PKIIRUAIir 2. January report ot superintendent of poor farm road and tiled. Following resolution adopted : 1. That the county treasurer bo and Is hereby directed to cancel the unpaid taxes on the north 81 feet ot the south 51 feet of lot 3 , block 254 In the city of Omaha , tor the years 1800 to 1879 Inclusive , on account ot being propoity of the city of Omaha. 2. That thosalaiy of the county supcrin tendcnt of public Instruction be and Is hereby fixed at 81,000 pur annum , to include postage of said ofiico. Whenns , John T. Hell and others having tiled a petition for a consent road , and waiv ing all damages from the location or said road , and after vinwlng the expediency of locating said road , It Is the opinion ot this board that said road Is a public necessity and lionelit , and under the law authorising county boaids to locate consent roads , do hereby declare the following a public county road , to-wlt : Commencing at the centre line of the s of sec. 10 , T. 15 , 11. 13. and runnlni : thence west to the line of swjf of see , 24 , T. 15 , K. 12 , to the Intersection ot the 1'aplllion valley roiil. Lncition ol said road known as road No. 118 "C. " 3. Locating another consent road com mencing at the ne corner of nw 14 ol sw } 4 ot sec -'j , 115 , r 13 , and running thence west } f milo mou ) or less (00 ( ft wide , bnmg 3 J ft on each side of said line ) to East ave. In West Side add. , and declare the above a public county roart ; and 4. vacating the road commencing 33 It north ot se corner of nw X ot sec Bi , 115. r 13 , thence west , ' 4 mile moro or loss to Kast street ; thence east X mlle more or loss to the place of bcglnninc , being known as road No. The followInz accounts were allowed : llltllXIK FUND. 33 II Blmonson , Imrdwuro I 1830 KOAI > 1'UNI ) . 260 S J Fry , work on road f 2100 cb.vntAi , FUND. 001 ( iCO Joliiuon , coal for poor $ 3 7i ! ! > oo2 Scliriidor A Dwyer. dnu'8 10 6C 200.1 T A Murrny.Krocores J V ! SM Goo Klimralo. Jan milnry 181 BC 2005 U O'Koofe , .Inn BBlnry ] OJ OC 20011 W J Mount , Jim salary 7'J ' IX Adjourned. FRIIKUARY5. The county clerk was Instructed to ask coal dealers for proposals for 100 tons hard coal , bids to bo opened Monday , February 7 , lKj7. at a o'clock. Adjourned. FKIIIIUAUT 1. The proposals tor coal were opened am the following were the bidders : C. U. Havens & Co. , S'J.25 per ton. Omaha Coal A : Produce Co. , 88.22H po ; ton. Omaha Coal , Coke & Lliuo Co. , 8S.G5 pc ton. Omaha Coal , Coke & LI mo Co. , 50.10 pc ton. ton.Coutant & Squires , SS.87J per ton. Nebraska Fuel Co. , 88.45 per ton. The contract was awarded to the Ncbrask Fuel Co. at their bid of S3.45 per ton. Adjourned. FKimUAHY 9. Hoard mot and , there bcluc no business adjourned to February 12. KKllUUAItV 12. The following accounts were allowed : JlOAl ) FUND. 267 CChrlstlansnn , tax refunded . $ 30 2007 F RVox , milk for farm . $ 1 4 20iS ) LCrotio , tiatllir . 2(00 ( 2009 J A I'hlllipl. ballltt . 2400 2010 O Christiansen , tux refunded . 1 00 011 Wm lluttcrllold , juror . 1000 11)13 ) II Crebe , ballltt . 21 00 2013 H S Haltis , cook at farm . 12 00 SUU KB Moores , charity ttcktM . 17 90 Adjourned. FEUnUARY 10. Communication of John I. Hedlck regard- Inc certain taxes was read and filed. Following resolutions were adopted : That treasurer be directed to cancel tax on tax lot 24 , section 31 , township 15. ranee 13 , to the extent of 3133.78 upon receipt of bal- nnce of tax as Iqrled for Uie year 1830 , ac count ot double taxation , thu part being assessed In blocks 8 and 0 , RedlcK'a tub. That the treasurer Is Instructed to cancel the tax for ISiG on the nw 00 ft by 50 ft east on lot 10 block 10 , KountzVa 4th supple mentary add , the same being church prop erty. Following account WM allowed : I1RIIIOK FUNH. 37 Ttramo ATUon lJ on , hauling plank , 9 10 00 Adjourned FKimUARY 19. Quarterly report , oudlnc December SI , of county judge read and tiled. Following legal opinion of U. W. Slmeral , county attorney , was road and tiled : "In answer to your question as to the right of Mr. Helmrod to withdraw as bondsmnn of Constable Kdgetton , 1 ha\o to say there Is no law permitting a suret } on an official bond to obtain his release. 1 ho statutes are silent upon the subject and under the common law It cannot bn dono.unlnjs by an action brought In the district court bj the surety for tnat purposn. Tiic authuritles are numerous to this clfect. " Communication of Ed Walsh applying for position of superintendent of construction o" the proposed county hospital , read and tiled. tiled.Communication Communication from general ticket agent of the U. 1' . liy. regarding the issue of pau per transportation orders , read and ( lied. Communication fiom John F. Hawkins regarding certain lots on tax list , road and Communication from J. 1' . Kctchara A Ore , regarding furnishing of cedar piling , read and filed. Communication from lioces & illll , re garding certain personal taxes ofV. . A. Tax- ton it Co. , was-iead and filed. The county clerk was instructed to adver tise for sealed proposals until March a for building sixty feet of trestle work on South Thirteenth street. Ulll of C. D. Woodnortli acalnst J. F. Urennnn it Co. , was read and hied. The bids for glass doors In county clork's olllco were opened and contract awarded to Hamilton Hros. S.U. F. H , Uabor was appointed constable for the Fourth ward , and his olllclul bond ap proved. Following resolutions were adopted : 1. Directing county treasurer to draw from the general fund 95 50. and apply the same to the payment ot the delinquent personal tax ot Hugh Ulllesple for the > ear 1& > 3 , for servi ces as juror In Lauor case. J Directing treasurer to reduce the dog tax of John Lese from 5" to 31 , on accouut of error of assessor. 3. Dlrpctlnc county clerk to correct and rewrite - write numerical Indexes number ttireo (3) ( ) of additions to deeds and innrtgages.he to ro- olvo 'ho ' sum of li\o cents per entry for said \\ork , on biimo conditions us previous reso lutions dated December 8 , IbsO. I. That It Is the seiiso of the boaid that the plat ol Douglas addition bo ratified and ap- pnned nssliouii on the pi it Itself , and the hamo Is lieiuby oidered of record. 5. Crantlng'to the Omahaiett ; ! Hallway Co. the richt to const met and operate a slnu'lo or double truck raitioad upon and along the public hlghwa\s In Io ! > dS addition , Isabel and Oak Chatham additions In sections 3 and 4 , township 15 , r.uise3 in Domrlas county , known as Uoyd stieet and KiitKO street and upon and along the alloy In block 5 in McCormlck's second addition In Doug las county and foi said purpose to use and occupy said public highways and said alloy. The bill ot Hugh Olllospiu tor services as juror , amounting to 83.50as paid by resolu tion No. 85. Following account was allowed : ROAD ru.m 208 0 Nnffil , work on road . I 4500 Adjourned. FF.HIIUARY 23. Following accounts were rejected : H Kroybortr , for groceries , 85.0J , on account cf no order. Dr. W. J. Galhralth , medical services , 183 00 , on account or no order. 1 * . li. Udliului' care of Insane , $ J3,55 , on no- count of no oidor. Mrs. Emmn 1C. V'anScoop , cnro of sick , 120.09 onnccount of noordor. MM. H. Nnwlln , worn on bridge , $10,00 on ac count of no order. J .C. Klhott , repairs near jail , S'-i.fi1) on ac count no ordur. II. K. llmkott , coding , 123.00 on account no Wels'liauns A , MoEvan , ropnlrs on sewer , J5.C3 on account of no ordur. U. S. I'innp , Knvltio aim 1' . O. , repairs on sewer , f l.-M on account ot no ordor. Ad join nod. MARCH 2. Proposals for building brldiio on South Thlrtoenth street wt-ro oputica as follows : C. W. Finn , at SSTA ) and turnish all ma terial , or 3150 and rountv furnish lumber. Ulake ifc Itobinson , at 3103 , county to turn- 'o. 1' . Sti'alght , atSlOi ) , county to furnish 'J'he contract was awarded to C. W. Finn Petition from l5ensontUreot , Kitlw.ty Co , fonlchtot way on certcln streets read and deferred until Friday. 1'rotost of S. D. Mercer against granting right < if uny to Henson btreet railway lead and ( Interred until Fiidny. Following accounts \vtrj allowed : 110A11 KUMI. 271 John Toner , worn on road . $ 1450 2020 l-on Davis , care of pick . $ 300 Adjourned. MARCH 4. H. O'Keelfo was absent on biidito business at Waterloo , Neb. Communication from C. E. Mavno and b. D. Mercer , stating that they will carry the county warrants for grading Vista street , was lead and attached to llensnn street rail way contract. The matter of Benson street railway was then ro.id and the same ordered transcribed into the commission record. [ Contract and bond spread out at length. I IJesolutlon adopted that the petition of K. A. Uonson for a street railway bo granted and the bond bo approved , provided the said E. A. Uenson , C. F. . Mayno and William L. McCusue will accept thu conditions of the wnlver made by S. D. Mercer and thereto at tached. Adjourned. MARCH 5. Petition for grading Vista street read and laid over. Following resolutions adopted : Instructing countv treasurer to cancel per sonal tax ot SViOofW. L. Parrotto for 18SO on account nt double assessment , Instructing ticasinor to rcceivo 801.25 , being full amount of delinquent taxus with out interest on list ot property hereto at tached and cancel thereon as stated below. To collect without interest and advertising , lot 1U , hec . ! ! 3. T. 15. U. 13. For } car IbS'.t , 53.30. Same property , 1N5J , Sit. 13. Same property , lb < ! 3 , SJ0.45. dame property , IbOl , 8'JO 'J i. And to cancel 3J-J acres In no no Sec , 3 , T. 14 , It , 13. lot a , lor yeai IbTJ ; ! ' acres In so so Sec. 21 , T. 15 , U. 13. lot 34 , tor ISM ; 3-10 acres in s\N so bee 21 , T. 15 , K , 13 , lot 31 , toi 18R3. Official bond of P. Mangold for justice of the peace lor Jelfersou prtclnct was ap proved. Following accounts were allowed : 33 H ETiimiio , haullnir liimbor $14 25 39 Wm Vim Doliren , lumtior 1201 ItOAl ) Kl'.VD. ZtlVra Murphy , worlt on real 803 Adjourned. MARCH t > . oniclal bond of Wm. Osborn as justice of the puaca at Klkhorn precinct approved. Communication from C. P. Coy regarding personal tax read and tiled. Communication trom county clerk stating that ho had cancelled and di'stmyod 7 per cent bridge bonds issued July 1. 1&71 , num bered IK ) , 100 , 121 , 10 ; , 101 , 1C7 , and that briduo bonds numbered 19 to 43 Inclusive , 5(1 ( , 57. 5S , Oil , U7. and 1U ! to 210 incluslu- , having been heretofore redeemed and cancelled. Communication from A. J. Popplcton , which was reterrea to Geo. Smith , December K , and on which Guo. Smith's icport was re- celvud and laid over to December 2' ' . ' , Itv O.was taken up , and county clerk Instructed to mall copy ot said report to Popplcton , County clerk was Instructed to notify Welly & Londrock to appear before the board Mai en 12 , to show cause > why said linn should not bu assessed for 1866. Uoad 310 was taken up for final action , and attor viewing all the proceedings heretofore taken. It Is the opinion of this board that the appraiser did not take liitb consideration the benefits derived by the owners ot land In the award made by them.therefore under the law authorizing county boards to rhango said appraisement do hereby make the fol lowing changes , to-wlt : . C. Knolber from 1185.00 to $175.00 John Holllng from $7X60 to 180.00 C. llmranasun . . . . .fromiUXOOto fuO.OO leaving C. A. M. Cowd.and J. H. Donalioo at 310. > .75 as awarded , and declare said road located as public county road. Resolution adopted r Instructing county treasurer to refund to C. P. Coy , S8.50 , Wa terloo Tillage tax from-lho Waterloo village fund account , not being within said corpora tion. Following bills were allowed : Bond sinking fund 13 ; H. llolln , county troasuer , redemption of bondsW , 100 , 131.180.101.W $0M4.80 Adjourned. MAIUJH 12. Minutes from January 0 to March 9 read and signed by commissioners. Communication from D. St Ueyer stating bis withdrawal from the bond of Samuel Stober , was read , and county clerk Instructed to notify him that be could not bo released until term of office expired. County clerk was Instructed to advertise for bids for grading South Thirteenth street , to be open March 10. Communication from John Mohat , road supervisor . . . Waterloo precinct , read and laid over until Mar , , 18- Cornmunlcai Ion from S. Wake-field , road supervisor , read and laid over. Matter of Weltv & Londrock waa referred to county attorney , Dili paid ; AUCTION SALE OF 200 VALUABLE CITY LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL , ffl THE CITY OF KEARNEY , NEB , , On Thursday , August 25th , 1887 : Without reserve to the highest bidder. All the lots arc within the original city limit. ThU property has a commanding view of the Platte and Wood River valleys. There will , probably , never bo another opportunity to purchase at YOUR OWN PRICE , ai 1L choice city property , nncl on as favorable torim , as the above lots now offered. OF1 One-fourth cash ; one-fourth one , two run ! three } cars , with 0 per cent interest. The gicat water power at Kearney will be improved at once. Minneapolis , parlies have the contract to place turbine watef wheels , and the ground is being prepared to receive ilieni. We look for 51,00) ) inhabitants nt Ke.u ncy when all the immense power i in use. What wilt the 203 lots now offered be worth then ? More thousands than they will now brim ; hundreds. A great chance for investment on long lime. Secure yourself a delightful home. Many of the lots , are 100 feet above the 11. & M. and Union Pacific railways in our city. It is cafe to say tlicde lots will be worth many times the cost to the purchaser before the money on the last payment becomes due. A good home in Kearner will become more valuable each year. For further particulars , or plats , inrpjircof GEO. W. FRANK. BEN. O. RHOADES , O. H. ELMENDORF , O. O. PACE , Manager of Salo. Auctioneers , Lincoln , Nebraska. nOAI ) FUND. 7J H It Avery $ J5 50 Adjourned , tAncn 10. Proposals for grading South Thirteenth trect opened as tollows : M. Duffy , 19Xc per cubic yard. Hobinson A ; Co. , 1'Jc per cubic yard. Contract awarded io Robinson & Co. Ccrtllicato of J. 11. iMcCulloch , county udgc , as to the appointment of Jolin Hush , J. Hurt man and John U McCague , as up- mxlscrs In the matter of the sale of the east itty acics of the country poor farm. Communication received trom James Don nelly , assessor , regarding error In assess ment In 18SO , and following resolution adopted : Directing county treasurer to reduce the assessment on lot 13 In block 7 , llnnsroni ; > lace , Irom SHOO to S19\ and lot b , block' ) , lanscnm place , from SoOO to 8170 lor the year I860 on account of error of assessor. Allliilavlt ot Schu > lor W.ikelield , assessor , reganllm ; I'iror In asse.ssmont In Ibso. and resolution adopted diiectlngcounty tro.isnror to reduce assessment on lot 8i ! In Miller * Caldwell's addition , tiom SJOO : ! ! to S'4,000 for IbbO on account of error of assessor. Communication received Horn A. J. Pop- .ilcton In reply to notice of views taken by countv suiveynr In matter of public road sec. 10,11C , r 10 , and oidored liloif , and county clerk Instructed to refer all communications on county loud In sec.10 , T 10 , U lO.to county attorney. Resignation of John Mohatt laid over from .ast meeting accepted , and Kll Johnson , h. , appointed. Johnson's bond was approved. Resignation of Frank Johnson , road su pervisor of West Omaha , read and tiled. Bill paid : KOAI > KUNI > . J74 John Toner $ 1200 Adjourned. MAIICII 19. Communication trom Spcncor.Trask & Co. received and hied. Resolution adopted that franchise bo granteii , providing that they give u bond which shall bo satisfactory to the commis sioners Inside of ton days fiom date as ap plied for In following application : ( Here follows application ot 8. D. Mercer and C. E , Mayno lor franchise to opeiate strofit railway , uivlug route In detail , and concluding : "Weairreoif the above fran chise is granted to commence work within ninety days , and to keep In repair and oper ation such lines as wo may build , and care for tliom in such a way and In such a manner as to in every way protect itho public inter ests. " ! Itepoit of John J. Mahoney , superinten dent of county poor farm , for February re ceived. lU'.IDOB FUND. 40 OVVFInn I 0100 41 Win Olliibtcua 7 5J Adjourned. MAKCII 21. Hond of Peter J. Conlgau signed and ac cepted. Adjourned. MAKOH 23. Itesolutlnns adopted : Instiuctinif county tieasurer to cancel dog tax ot Ci. X. Krause , Fifth w.ird. for IbbO , on account of erroneous assessment. That contract ana bond ot C. F. Harrison. O. S. Ambler , Chas II. Woolluy , to build street railway tlnough certain streets ap proved and petition for right ot w.iy granted. Appointing J. C. Wcston constable for Wateilooto till vacancy caust'U by resigna tion of H. A. Kopp. Instructing county tieasmer to receive the personal tax of Then. Van Alst tor lb 5 , KlKhnrii precinct , without Interest , on ac count of euors. Appointing Dr. P. S. Kcoeh countv physi cian for one year from April 1 to Aoill 1 , 1888. at § 50 per month. Communication received from E. W. Slm eral , county attorney , relating to leaslnc county lands for mining purposes ordered tiled and copy mailed to P. K. ller. Final action on road 110 C deferred for two weeks. iiitinciK rujfii. O Ell Johnson (150 00 Adjourned. MAItcir 20. Communication received from countv at torney relative to county load in S. 10 , T. 15 , Resolutions adopted : That the board ot county commissioners are wllllni ; to pay to the Forest Lawn Ceme tery association SSOO per aero for live acres lor county burial purposes , and S" 50 for diguing u raves , and Instiuctlnu' county clerk to send this proposal to association. Pur chase money to bo pild July 1 , 1887. Instructing supervisor of Chicago pioclnct ( Thos lllckoy ) to lomove the obstructions in public i end at Klkhoin station. Rescinding resolution passed March 19 , t'rantlng tranchlso to build street railway to S. 1) . Mercer and C. 15. Mayno. Urdorlim county treasurer to cancel taxes for iBtiS on ton acres in the 8\f nv/H of sec 21. T 15 , U HI , amounting to S4.50. Contract with H. Slander to build a dam In sec 19 , T 15 , H 10 for 51,000. Filed. Approving application , contract and bond of b. D. Mercer and Clifton K. Mayno to build railways throuch certain streets and grantlnc petition for right of way. [ Contract spread out in lull. ] Adjourned. A mil , 2. Communication received from Gould & Austin relative toolllcer.s liavliK authority to purchase county road tools , answered and filed. Communication from New Kra Mf'g Co. , Inclosing bill. Dr. P. S. Keogh qualified as county physi cian. Iteport of J. H. Uruner , superintendent of public instruction , for quarter ending March 31.1887 , ( lied. Ueport ol J. J. Mahoney , superintendent of countv poor farm , for four months ending March 31 , tiled. Communication from E. E , Myers A boa relative to plan ot new couuty hospital , filed. liond of U. Standen received and filed. Itond of Robinson & Co. signed and ap proved. Illds for furnishing bread to county poor farm opened : Joseph ( iarneau Cracker Co , , 3e per loaf. Myers llros. , 2 } o per loaf. lleury llaegau , 3Ko per load Schwab & Co. , 2c per loaf. Resolutions adopted : That all mono ) s received from the sale of lota ot a portion of the poor farm shall be deposited - posited in a fund and bo culled hospital buildlne fund , and all building and debts In curred In building hospital and expenses In curred by laying out the lots be paid out of said fund. That the county Is hereby Instructed to ro- colyo $25 , and in consideration cancel all de linquent 1 taxes on the following described real estate on account that the same cannot be loc ded. f A blank Is loft for the "following : " ] Adjourned. Al'KII. ft. Communication received from county clerk relative to outstanding county bonds. Communication Irom county attorney rela tive to billet Potter it Wheeler , slonogi.iph- ers , laid over. Resolutions adopted : Instructing county treasurer to cancel personal - sonal tax ot J. Lcdwlck , Second ward , lor IbHO , on account of bcmi ; assessed eNewheie. Instructing treasurer to reduce the personal taxot Aug Carston of West Omnlu , lor Ibbii Irom 84I47.Xto ( ) S147.00 on account of eiror in assessinont. Adjourned. Aritii , 0. , Resolutions adopted : That It Is the sense of this board that the lielt Itixilway , or Missouri Paclbo proceed to uuihl u bridge across Hamilton street , wliero the licit Railway now crosses said Hamilton stieet , width ot brldiro to be not less thun twenty feist. That franchise to build street railway bo granted to Samuel D. Mercci and Clifton E. May n c , as follows : Commencing at Intersection of Twenty- seventh street and Ed Creighton avenue , thence south to North street , thence east on North btteet to Twenty-ninth street ; this being an extension of fnnchiso already Kianted said Mercer & Mayne. and subject to all conditions and provisions ot that con tract. That rlirht of way In Cunningham's sub division Is hereby given to K. A. Uenson to construct a street car line on Hancock street Irom the center of r.octlon 7 to ISayard street , thence south on liayard street to Arthur street , thence east on Arthur street to the Military road , subject to restrictions and bond heretofore given by said K. A. Benson , Instructing treasurer to cancel tax on block 4 Cunningham A : Uranium's addition In West Omaha tor IBbG on account of belnu assessed as a sub-division , and that the tax on the lot In block 4 , Cunningham it Hien- nan's sub , lor the same vear bu leduced from SJOO to § KO. Tnat the taxes on W. yt N. W. 22,15 , 10 , bo received as follows : For year 1S7U , dltcli tax , SSO without Inter est. est.For yeai 1879 , 87.C8 with Interest. Adjourned. Al'lIL9. ! Communication read tiom county clerk glvlnc statement of tecs collected during quartoi ending Maich ! H. Hesoliitions adopted : Establishing the grade nt Elk street Uegin at MI elevation of 'A'A feet at the center of Eureka stient , thence east to an elevation of 27.1 It at a point BOO ft east of the center of luneka stieot. thence east to an elevation of 271 at the center of Military road. Establishing. Kradoot Eureka street Begin at an elevation of 177 ft at the center of Eureka street and Mercer avenue , thcnco north to an elevation ot 222 at the east line of Nicholas stieot thence north to an eleva tion ot 243 at the center of Hamilton street , tlieucu east to an elevation of 204 at the center of Elk stieet Establishing urrado of Mercer avenue. Be gin at an elevation of 258 fcot ( city elevation ) at the center of Lowe and Mercer avenues , hence west along the center line ot Mercer avenue , with a descending grade to an eleva tion of 1SS feet at thu centre of Dale street , thanco east with a descending giadetoan clovatiou of 177 feet at the ceutie ot Eureka street. That the architect whose plans for the pro posed Douglas county hospital may be ac cepted , shall furnish working details of the same. Including steam heating nnd sewerage , and that said architect shall furnish bond In the amount of g'JO.OOO , guaranteeing the nccmacy and completeness ol the said plans and that the detail plans above specified shall bo ttinilshed to the county board immediately niter they shall bo acceuted , plans and BPU- cihcatiuns to be luinlslied In duplicate and building to be complete within the estimate. h. E. M > ers iV Sou , architects , accept the above conditions. lioard proceeded to ballot on plans for hosnltal. Ballot tor first choice resulted : E. E. Mjors & Son , ' ' , Mr. Tliuino not voting. Ballot for second choice : Mendelssohn it Lovvrlo 2 ; Mr. Tliuino not VOtlllL' . E. K. Myers A Sons plans were declared the lirst choice of the board. Adjourned. To be Continued To-morrow. RUPTURE CURED lly Dr. Snodlkor'a niethod. No operation ; no puln ; no ilctontlon Irani Imaluuss. Aduiitcil to chllilrcn us well usgio n people , lluinlioilsor uutoirniph tohtlinonmlA on Illo. All liuslticsi strictly conlldontlul. Consultutlon free , PROP. N. D. COOK Room U , 1514 Douglat St. , OmahaNeb , \ iti a ff TUTVKT f ptM'iui.dihj * \Vfjjti. A. JXL.tj.RJ I lnUi.CI.llon , or P oil a _ .SriJiV.y.n. . < . , AVMN.VorIo te'TOm ' ' f'waw f 4HjKNCitATivK WrikHLva. civ * S-P iiDUoui.mild , oolhlrf rurrtnl * of ' itjdlrKtly through all wrtk rrti rttor * . - _ . _ - to h 4liH rd M urouiSirerffri. Elvclric > Currtoi * > V'C-f'lt Iniuntlr or w futfvit < V < 0 in ruh. 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