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nib ] OMAHA DAILY BEE : TODAY , SEPTEMBER 2 , 1892. 3 THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL HLUFF& OFFJCEt - KO. 12 PEARL STREET Delivered by cnrrlor to any part of the city II. W. T1LTON. - MANAOEK. ncfu Office No43 Udltor K Y. Plumbing Co. Courrll Bluffs Lumber Co. , Ttio3oard ol County Supervisors will mcol t.cxl Monday. The Women's Hf-licf corpi meets this afternoon In Grand rmy hall ntSK : < ) . Trinity Methodist Hunday school will plcnlo in Fairmount park this nftctnoon. Judge Many granted a dlvoroo .vesterdav to Brtico Walker from his wife , Maud Walker. A marrlnRO llconsovns Issued .vestnrdoy to Hnns K. Lelrsoy and Marie 1C. E. Johnn- see , both of Council Bluffs. The city poll tax collector commenced fiovcn moro nulls in Justice Cones' court ynstcrdny to recover unpaid poll tax. ( jrconnhlcld , NlchoUon ft Co. , 031 Broad- xvuv , real estate and rontnl ascnts. Largest list ot proucrty of nny dealer * In the city. Chalnior Lvon of Boone and Miss Rosa E. ICcinp of Council JllulTs , wcro married Wednesday evening nt Hov. O. W. Crofts. Golucn Hod Camp No. 7 , Uovnl Neighbors of America , will hold Its rcculur meeting this evening In ICnlchts of Pythias hall on Main .street at 8 o'clock. A full ultondanco is dQslrrd. The llr t carload of watormslons from Knnuas arrived yesterday afternoon at. Snv- der's commission house. Thriro weio 0(5" ( melons in the car , and the weight ranged nil the wny from thirty to thirty-eight pounds. Hov. U. W. Crofts has presumed the Younir Men's Christian a soclotion a copy of his book of pooni" , "Uoldin Roil , " for the association library. On tlip fly-loaf Is an ni > - proprlato verso written by the hand of the autlior. Considerable complaint has boon caused l > v the lack of sewer connection ut , KL liornnrd's hospital. The matter has been Wrounht to the nttcntlon of tno council , and stops will ho taken at once toward making the connection. Hocular mcetlnc Council No. 1 , Com- morclal I'llirrlms of America , tonlcht. nt Scot tish Klpht hall , over Porogoy & Moore's cljjnr storo. Special business to transact. A full attendance Is desired. GionouC.Visn : , W. P. Articles of Incorporation wore lllocl yostor- dny by the f luncock Butter and Ctiecso asso ciation 6f Hancock , fa. , with a capital stock of $5.500. The directors for the llrst year nro H. C. Urandes , R. M. Whlto , Joseph Moore , T. , T. Uoatty nr.d T. L. Meyer. ' A horse belonging to J. R. Davidson throw itself in Borao wny .voitordayaftornoon while it wns hitched to a telegraph polo on Pnarl , street , and fell with a thud to the ground. In its full it snapped the thill of the buppy , to which It was at.ached , but no further damaga was done. Falrraount pprk Is becoming a popular plnce for picnics. Yesterday the Congrotra- tlonal and Fifth Avenue Mothodlst biinduy schools nnd tlio Union Christian inUsion were clvlng picnics there , mid besides these thcro were it number of private parties from Omaha nnd the BlutTs. A doilvorv team bolonclng to tbo Evans laundry collided with another to.itn yeslor- day morning on Pearl street and was tipncu over. The horse , wncon and driver all foil In a heap on the pavement , while a draper ; of dirty towels was woven artistically about them. No damage was done. Encampment No. 8 Union Veteran Lctjlon will meet at Captain U. W. night's ouico , on 1'oarl street , at 8 o'clock tills evening. All members nro requested to bo present as business of Importance ) is to uo transacted. Ttio Iridlcs auxiliary , No. 17 , meets at tbo Bomo tlrao and plnco. COI.ONEI , S. Ric" , Commander. E. F. HOLMES , Adjutant. Tbo arc light nt the corner of Second nvcnuo and Eighth street is said to bo in a 'Dad stato. In order to keen it burning with nny dcproo of regularity the rcsldonts or tbo vicinity have to talco turns watchine during tbo nlftht. A hard blow on the poio with n rock will cause the lump to burn tolerably well for a few minutes , and by repeating the blow often enough the people manageto got the worth of their monoy. I'JSKSOXAL lM/M(7/.Ii'//V. John T. Pish and wlfo of Chicago are Btoppinc at the Grand. Mis Anna E. Wright loft yesterday for a Visit with friends in Cadiz , O. C. C. Lindor utid familv will leave today for a two wooks' viblt in Chiciipo. K. Chlldern and familv of Unbuquo have nrrivcd in the city und will make tholr homo hercv . Hex' . J , W. Cowon of Tuber , fa. , will preach Sunday morning In the Congrega tional church. Mr * . John T. Hazon anil children barn re turned from a three weeks' visit with rela tives In Kansas. L. A. Devlno returned last evfcninp from e , III , , where ho was called by tha death of his brolhor-in-law. P. H. Fothcrlnglinm of Iho liojton store Is spendiimn few weeks vacation In Boston , Now York nud other eastern cities. Ooor o W. Thomas , brotbor-ln-Iaw of W. M. Green , is horn contrasting Council Bluffs with his native village , Kuulnlro , Wls. .1 , J. Shea , H. A. Woodburv nnd K. A. Wlckham have none for a several days' hunt along the Pintle river , no.ir ICoarnoy , Nob. Mrs. \ \ * . T. , Cole has been rlanccrously ill from heart trouble for tbo past thrno weeks nnd her recovery Is almost despaired of. She ii at her homo on Fourth street. Miss Josslo T. Colby of Kulamazoo , Mich. , has boon appointed teacher of musio In the city Hchools. She has arrived in the city and will tuko up her duties at Ibo opening of the now term. I. M. Trjynor has gene to Qoshon. Ind. , to meet his wife , who has bcon visaing rela tives there for several weeks. When ho re turns Mrs. Troynor and Mrs. MclCuno will como with him. Miss Katlo Blaxsim , who has occupied a position in Iho city schools for sovaral yoara , ima tendered her resignation to the board , and will teach In the schools of Cblcagc duilng the coming year , MlR Mumo Stopbcn'onand her sister , Mrs. Mudor , leave this evening for Chicago. After visiting a week tboro iboy will go tc Goihon , Ind. , where Miss Stopbonson will visit a couple of weeks before returning homo. I Como to I.llit , It Is usually tlio case with every mor- chunt when hiking Inventory qiinntltlea of odds ft nil ends como to light. Such IB our citso Imvinir just com- plotoil our inventory , unil in ortlor to c'.oiin out stoclc before nuttlnp our fall goods on sulo wo will olToror ono week's sale , boKinnliiR Saturday , Ati- jiust _ 7 , our entire atoelc of rotntmnts which itinounts to $000 , tlio anmo to go ut half pi-Ice , or In others words , rein- nunta markad $1.00 yon buy for 60o , Bittno proportion ull tlio way through our onllro lot of re in nunta In every de partment. S All foods lipnred at original Boiling price , nnd your price hnlf what rem nants are marlcuu. Uolitir a Jlttlo ovorstocUod In wash goods , \vo will olfor along with our rem ount mile BOIIIO special inducements in this department. Oo India clmllioa Vlo , 12o ] tniTota > cnrdH , half price. OK . 80 seersucker ( strlnua and pluidu ) Go , l.c ) suiting. ! 10- inoli wldo at Sic. Wo have ever 6,000 romnnntti of wash goods , -,000 wool drcsi remtmntu , bosklua muslin , ticks , llannelH , lacoti , embroideries , etc. , etc. , all nt half price or half the price marked on ticket. BOSTON STOUI5 , Fothorlnghnm , Whltolnw & Co. , Council DlutTB , liu f Gontleinon , the llnost line of fall gbods In the city , jtiot received , Helter , the tailor , 310 Uroudwuy. If you huvo n house to rent list it with Grooushiolds , Nicholson & Co. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS t OStizpns auil Oflloiila Inspect the Work of Ko9ing { the Elver in Bound * WILL TEST THE LAW'S ' CONSTITUTIONALITY Companies Ohject to the Joint Hilton I.'ntulillnlipd by tlio Com- iiiU loiiorH A Iluol Ilcttvocti Two Colored .Men Ono Wounded. A number of cltlrons intoraitod in tbo pro- icctlon of the rlvor bank ycstotday went to , bo sccno of action to view tbo situation. Thcro were In the party Mayor Lawrence , Conprossmau Bowman , John W. Paul. Gen eral Test of tbo Nonpiroll , M. R Uohror , Ocorgo W. Hovvltt , J. N. Casady and II. W. Tlton of THE BEE. By invitation U. S. Uerlln of the Missouri Kiver commUiton ac companied the party and kindly nnswcrod ijucrlcs and axplnluca the worit. The centlc- nien expressed themselves as highly pleased with past , prosout and future. The ns- Biirnnco wus given thorn , both by the expla nations plvou by Mr. Berlin nnd by the ap parent condition of the work , that the rlvor bank will bo In a permanent nnd snfo condi tion when tbo work ts completed , ns com pleted it will bo this fall. The boats nro beinc ropntrod nnd put in readiness for the work to comrnonco as soon as possible , and It will bo crowded to a finish bolero snow Mies. The ( .ommlsslon has 13,000 with which to repair ono or t-.vo slight nrcaks In tbo work of last year nnd to complete the rip-rnpplni ? clear to tbo pro posed silo of Iho Nebraska Central bridge. Kir. Berlin Is confident that the money al lowed will compluto the work nnd make It lastins- . ' When thus finished this fall there will bo Iu nil -1.8 mllr-s of tbo river bank at this point llrmly established beyond ull dan ger of cutting. of the M Tbo llckloncss of the Missouri is so pro verbial , nnd so many chunks have boon wrought hero at different times , that the citi zens lira naturally and chronically appre hensive. A visit to the work and the accom panying explanations of Mr. Berlin will servo as n ptoaslng scdativo to r.nv whoso nerves are overstrung In regard to It. Uclng thorouchly conversant with the peculiarities of tlio Missouri , tbo statements made by him cuno with nn authoritative tinge , otherwise thny might seem difllcult to bcltevo. Among other facts staled Inci dentally by him yesterday was that It had boon figured out that Iho Missouri river car ried ouch year and emptied at its mouth UoD.UOJ.OOU tons of freight in the form of snnd llontlng In its current , to say nothing of such local tralllc as picking up a sandbar nnd currying it along for n few miles and then 'dropping it. Another singular fact in regard to the Missouri Is ono that engineers are rather slow to concede * , ns it scorns not easy of ex- p'anation. It is this : Whenever the river tnltcs a straight shoot , cutting oft some bond , It always innlios some other turn to tnko its plnco , The Missouri has established tbo policy that ono good turn deserves another. In the last few years Iho river has cut. olT enough bends to shorten its course forty- seven mil * , butMill tho'river H ns long as ever , the distances saved being lost In new turns. This bad lcd ontrneors to look wllh disfavor upon any attempts to straighten tbo channel. Another pecullarltv of the Missouri is that where it mnkos ( ills It does not slop nt high water mark , but often Iho snnd Is piled thrco feet above \vhoio the river in Its greatest ambitions over touches. This ii oxiilatnod In pnrt bv collateral pressure of tbo snnd and in part by tbo drifts made by the winds. uxuiiAN < ; in snors. THO Colored Mon KiiKiign 111 a Duel One of Them rainfallU'omuli'il. . A fusilado of ten revolver shots startled the peaceable residents of North Main street and vicinity Wednesday nisrbt at about mid night. W. A. Brown , a notorious character of the city , and Oscar LMxon , a well known coloied man , had been engaged In a gaino of cards in IMco Gibson's saloon. Brown , ac cording to the statements of bystanders/was loaded for boar when ho entered the saloon. On sitting down nt the card table ho pulled from his hip pocket a huco revolver nnd slapping it down on the table said , don't lot mo have any trouble with you. " Dlxon , who is considered u very poacoabto fellow , was eon moro than usually willine to gut alone without any trouble when ho saw the gun. The game was finished and Brown was beaten. Otxon told him to set up the drinks , but Brown refused to do U. From words they were about to resort to blows , when Brown pulled bis gun on Uixon. The inttor at once surrendered , and ordered Iho drinks at his own expense. Itotiirnoit with n Run. Dlxon loft the nlico , but returned n few minutes later , and this tlmo hi * , too , bad u gun and wau prepared for trouble. Brown happened to sea him coming , and , whirling , sent , a ball lit Dlxoa that took him In the left shoulder. iTivo shois were fired in quick succession by aach of tbo men and iwo of Brown's took affect In Dixuu's right band. Nona of Dlxon's took effect , although Brown had ono narrow escape. Dlxon had his gun pointed at his adversary's back uud pulled tbo trigger when it was hardly a foot distant from the mark. Tbo gun failed to go off , nnd to this fact Brown owes his ability to draw his oroalh now. ' When Iho shooting was over the men vanished through different doors. Dlxon wont to his room ever the saloon , where nn examination was made and bU injuries wore found to bo painful but not serious. The last motor car bad left for Omaha , so that Brown could not gat away. Ho hung around town during tbo night and about" o'clock in the morning oreparcd to board n train bound for Omaha at tbo corner of Avunuo A und Twont.v-flrjt street. But ho happened to pass Ofllror Weir , who was on his way to broakfast. The oftlcor placed bin. under ar rest and bo was lociccd up iu the city Jail. An hour or so later Dixon was also urrcslcd. Well Known to the Police. Brown is well known in police circles. Ho Is a brolber of Theodora Brown , wno was tried for the murder of William Spears , but escaped conviction on account of the absence of ono link in Ibo chain of avldcnco lhat was Iu all other rcbpocts conclusive Slnco bis brother's departure ho has been considered ono o' the most woitblcss characters to bo found in tbo city. Dlxou , on Iho other hand , has always born'o a good reputation. Ho Is Janitor for two bunks and hU employers have the eroatest coutluoncu in hU honesty. Tbo two men will huvo a hearing this mcruing in police court. _ Unique Kiitertiitniuoiit. The play to bo given by the children of Griiuo Episcopal church Friday , Son- tombor 2 , nt Hughes' hull , under tlm supcrvlBlon of Mrs. Kingnbury und tlio tuisplccu of Unity Guild Cromiuos tobo a very entertain- ip ulTitlr. Mr& Kingsbury ns Mother Murryhoart , "tho old woman who llvod in a shoo , " with her ndoptod children Fat Fritz , Leiin Put , Teetotal Tommy , Brnvo Dotty , Prohibition Polly , Hop Sing Choo , Saucy Sambo , Temperance Topsy , Charliu , Bnby Bunting , Water Spirits , Wood Ni.xloa nnd n score of others make a very attractive company. Selections from "Mllcudo , " "Plnaforo" und other operas will bo given , the whole to cloao with dancing. TicUota including dancing , 2oo each. Shooting at Alunawn. Hunting season opens September 1. Laku Manawa la full of young ducks nnd anlpo. Trains lonvo Broadway at 11 , 2 , S , 4 , 6 , 0 , 7 , 8 und 0 o'clock , und on Sun- I days and special occasions as often ns required , _ If you wnnt to buy n house see Green- shields , Nicholson & Co. , GUI Broadway. Thrown from a Mrs. Warren Hough of Croicant met with a aerloui accldimt yesterday Mlornoon while driving on Wushluuton avouue near the corner - nor of Scott. The horse becsmo frightened nnd started to run , overturning the buggy aud throwing Mm. tlouith to the ground , to- Bother with her two oouUewi , aged IU aud 8 tears respectively. Both the boys were scratched up and bruised pretty bixdly , but the worst of the accident foil uoon Ur . Hough. The buggy passed over her hack , severely strnlnlnc it. nnd she sus tained a numncr of bad brulsos about the bead and face. She was picked up almost mcon&clous and token to the residence of Mr. Dunham at the corner of Scott and Washington ( ivonuo. where several physi cians were called to attend her. She was nit under tlm tnlluonco of opiates and last night was still sleeping. It Is not thought that her injuries will provo to bo very sorlous. although she will bo kept In the house for some time. .JOINT ritinUIIT 11ATKS. Itulhray C'anipnlco Wilt Tctt the Constitu tionality of tlio Iaw. The light between the railway commis sioners and the five great trunk lines operat ing in the state , which has bcon pending for the last two years , is now on again In the dlstrlpt court. Judge Deomor held a special session of court yoitorday for the purpose ot icaring tbo arguments of the attorneys in what nro commonly known as the "Jolnt- ralo' * * cases. Peter A. Day and Spencer Smith of the railway commission , were pres ent as spectators , nnd John T. Fish , attorney for the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul , ap peared for his road. Smith , Mcl'horson and J. N. Baldwin appeared for the other roads , nnd Attorney General J. Y. Stone repro- entcd the atato und the commissioners. 1'Uo rends engaged In the litigation nro the Chicago & Northwestern , nnd Chicago cage , Milwaukee & SU Paul , the Chicago , Hock Island & Pacitlc , the Chicago , Burling ton & Qulncy and the Sioux City ft Pacific. Against each of those companies , excepting the last two , suits huvo D2on commenced , ono by the commissioners and ono by tbo stnto , tlioro being some uncertainty as to who should appear us plaintiff. But against the Stoux City only ono suit was com menced. The litigation grows out of the action of the legislature In passing a law in 1803 giv ing tlio stnto railway commission nulhorltv to establish n joint frcicht rate for the trans portation of Irelplit over two or moro ronds. Until 1SSS the railroads had n systora of joint freight rates in vogue , but when in that year the legislature passed its max imum rate bill , the railways abrogated their Joint rate system uud refused to carry freight ever two roads excepting for the s > um of the two sopnruto rates. Now they raise ob jections to the joint rate law nnd clulm that tbo commission has no right to establish a scheme of rates , oven though they refuse to do so themsnlvos. Tlio law provides Ihnt they shall currv freight for not to exceed 80 per cent of the separate rates. The railways claim that the power thus given to the com mission is unlawful and the cuso Is now brought Into court on a demurrer. The arguments will bo apt to tnko several days. Hear Prof. Walter E. Hull , Frank V. Badollot aud Miss May Oliver at Broad way church organ recital Tuesday even ing. Want pel to Uny. Improved p-operty. Will pay cash If price is low. H. G. McGoo.10 Main stroot. SHOT IN THE NKUK. Teanntcr John Sharp SorloUHly Wounded In it Saloon Fight. A shooting scraoo which may yet result futally took plaoalnst evening nt about 10.30 o'clock. Several men were colloo'od in the saloon kcot by J. Buomcr. near the corner of Broadway nnd Thirteenth streor , drinking and having a general gosd time , when a quarrel arose at lo which of thorn should pay for the drinks. During-the quarrel ono of tlio moo , John Sharp bv numo. bit a lame chimney and knocked it to the floor , broik'm ? it. A now feature was then added to the quarrel , nnd things became llvoly. After some hot words bad been passed , Boomer , who was tending bar , seized his revolver and leveling It at Sharp shot twlco. Both tbo shots took affect , ono landing in Sham's neck and the other grazing the top of his head. Both wore evidently aimed with fatal Intent. Sharp foil to the door , but after a few seconds recovered bis consdousnoss enough to crawl out of tbo door. Ho was helped to his leot and tiikcu to his homo at the corner of Broadway and Fifteenth' street , wherot Dr. Scybert was called to attend him. Jusu hov serious his wounds are cannot yet ba ascertained , but according to the statementt of cyo witnessoi lo the encounter the 11 rs shot could not have missed his jugular vein by nny creat distance. Beoiner was arrested by OQlcor Martin and taken to the police station. No charge was placed against him anil none will bo made until it is Irarnod bow serious Sharp's injuries aro. Ho was seen by a re porter , but it was with cousldcraDlo dlfll- culty that ho could bo Induced to talk about the affray. Ho finally admitted , however - over , Ibat ho had done Ibo shooting , but stated in drfcnso that Sharp nnd a number of other companions have been in tht habit of making bis pluco their hoadquuriors and thai they ontorcd the saloon on a number of occasions und broke the furniture and com mitted other pieces of lawlessness. Ho made un his mind to put a stop to their fun and commenced to shoot. After Sharp bad gene homo the people in the suloon. Boomer among thorn , loft and stood on tbo sidowalic In fiont. Bert Craig , n young man who hud been In the room. staled that Boomer again brought bis gun into requisition and 11 red tbroo shol.s at him. .Nona of tbcm took effect , ulthougb U was evident that Becmcr meant they should. Get tickets for the organ recital Tues day evening. Fine program. If you want to sell your property list with Grooashiold3 , Nicholson & Co. l 0pooplo in this city use g.is stoves The Gas Co. puts 'em fn at cost. Hut luriue. At Moschondorf's moat market , ISc a pound. HUH Broadway. See Grocnshiolds , Nicholson k Co. , when you want to rent or buy a house or make an exchange. Itopnlillcann. The Republican club will moot this even ing at 8 o'clock in Iho Sapp building. Full altoi dance desired , as ihero U business of Importance.V , T. SAW , Jit. , Provident. W. M. Snei'iiEim , Secretary. Organ recital Tuesday evening , Sop- torabor 0 , at Broadway ohurch. Judson , civil engineer , 328 Broadway. George Davis , drugs ana paints. Mitrrltigu l.lccnrci , The following marrlngo licenses were is sued by Judge Eller yesterday : Nanio und address. Aje , I Prank N. Williams , St. Lnnfa , Mn . : a I Itoso Daly. K.ist tit. Louis , 111 . - , I John A. Anderson , Kdcar , Neb . , : io I hlfrcda l.nroon , Uniahu . ] j W. O. 1'rlco. Omiiha . " 7 1 Anna Martin , Omaha. . > ; ! I l.awronco J.tiwanKon , Omahi . 20 I Ida Hanson , Omuba . gi ISullilliii ; rcrmltfi. The following permits were Issued by tbo superintendent of buildings yonordny : K II. Duyls , two-story brick and Btono rvbldttnce. Twentieth uticet and bt. Mary's uvonuo . . . . , . , j 20000 Five minor permits . . . 5,275 Ttftai. . . , . . . tsTsTS 31. t mil Kit. " titlt / five HUM ur Itst u\vltr \ ihiea \ i , ttnt ; e tch nl tttloml ( Ine ten cnt . bTOUDAUD-DAVIS-Ausust 31 , IBOi. at the residence- Mr. K. U. Ooeliran. WJttouth anh Btreot , Ur.V. . U. Sloddard of Sioux Ulty , lii. , aud Mlas.Mary A , Davis of Oiuuliu , Kov , W , Codiran olUolutlng , IHKlt. lui u-uttr thli IteHfifty tentt. BIIIMKItI'aiil Allen. WednesdayAugust31 on of Mr , and MH. U. U hliimur. ago 1 B inouttiB. I'unurnl bcrvlcos at roildunco , iM'iJ Itowurd btreot , ut 10o'clock HeptuiuburZ , IttM. QUAY Andrew , mjt'd 2 months. Infant von ol Mr. und Mru. f. W , Uray. September ! ! , 18X > , at 1 % o'clock m. Funorul Buutombur 1 t - p. in. from family rotldenco. l'J ) KMrnumstrout , to I'oruji Luwu cemetery. I'rlouux invited. IT WAS A GOOD ; BEGINNING ! i Yttrg Republicans Jnlnlant Over tbo Snc- cts3 of tbo GrantTlpland Mooting. rfi al BUBBLED OVER THROUGH ENTHUSIASM Itnrmrmy Mnrhcit thli Proccoillnc * i " l ClKinictcrlrcil tlio Ate t loin of All tlio IJolnRiitcn AVcutflfH Dniiiocrnllo JlciKlqunrtors l tnblUlicil. Oiuxn IsMm Nob. , Sept. 1. ( Special to Tun UKE. ] It was the unanimous opinion of all who attended the convention of the Young Men's Republican clubs that never in the history of Nebraska has a political cam paign boon opened with such n genuine out burst ot harmonious enthusiasm as that which characterized thd convention * hold \Vodncsd ny night Not a word of dissatisfaction was board today from any sourco. Everybody ap peared tu bo delighted with the results of the convention , nnd moro happy and con- flilont young republicans departed for tholr homos today than over loft the scenes of a political convention before in the his tory of this stato. Thcro wcro so many picas- Ing features connected with Ibo great gather ing that It fairly bubbled over through good feel I up. In the ilrst place ' .horo was no strife bo- twccn the Douclos nnd Lancaster county delegations , a thing that some foaied up to the very hour when the convention was called to order. When Mr. 13. H. Robinson of Omaha nroso in tlio convention , Immedi ately after Mr. Thurston's speech , nnd nominated n Lincoln man , Judge Lansing , Lo succeed himself as president of the stale louguo , the convention bociuno u veritable love foist , and scarcely a motion was oTorod ( from that moment to the close of the moot ing that was not carried by a chorus of ap proving shouts that must have bcon ho.mt blocks uway. Mr. Tliurston'g Grcnt Hit. These who have hoard John M. Thurston many times sooui to think that ho navar do- livured a more effective speech thnn this bo- fora the republican clubs of Nebraska. It was a masterly combirrulon of bard , solid facts , thrilling eloquence and captivating wit. Mr. Tburston appeared to catch un usual Inspiration from the earnest and en- thuslastlo audience and some of his climaxes were suporb. His pasiaco and ollmnx upon the so-called "force bill" was considered especially flnc , and the applause that marked Its conclusion lasted several minutes. In the lighter vain Mr. Thurston touched upon tbo OmahaFauoFactoryallns the World-llorald , to the great satisfaction of the vust assem bly."Mr. "Mr. Hitchcock's attitude upon political matters , " said Mr. Thurston. "is very amus ing. Pick up the World-Horuld today and you will nnd a leading editorial in It sup porting the democratic party , tomorrow you will find an editorial Ind'orstug the newfound found ally of the democratic party , tbo DCO- Elos party , nnd the next oay _ you will prooti- ly read something in the same columns that appears to bo for botn and don't ssy much for either. The editor of , the World-Hoiald reminds mo of the man who had bcon nominated f6r oMco and had solicited tlio support of the church members of his toun. The church pcpplo sent a committeeto , wail on him In orSorto got bis views aoout certain religious matters before they would iigreo to support him. They asked him to state his Belief with regard to the existence of heaven or hell. ' 1 shall decline to express my views on that subject , ' said the nominee , 'because I have friends In both'places. ' " A thousand voices were turned loose Just then , and the yelling u'idn't Mop for nearly ( Ivo minutes. Another reinarkablolhing about the con vention was tbo fact ttfat' ' tbo spcakora all covered different pliaycs of the political arena now thrown open. Evory'man called out had'so'mething ' peculiarly applicable and tilting for the o'ccaMoh. , Such a general un- corking'of A 1 ornlory'hus , probably never been listened to before * In a political conven tion in this stato. Tbo Hastings Glee club , tbo'Juvonllo band from Kearney and the Thurston Drum corps of Omaha each contributed to the success of the occasion and helped to round out the pro gram. ANVTII1NO HUT IIAKUONV. Fifth District IJcmdrriiU Ilnilorso Mcltel- Klinn After u I'letir. R-.n CLOUD , Nob. , Sept. 1. ( Special Tolo- B rain to TUB UBB. ] TUis morning's train brought in a largo number of delegates to the democratic congressional convention of the Fifth district , which was to bo held in the ooora house in this oily today. Promptly ut 10 o'clock In the morning the convention was called to order by Chairman Cowgill , Clia.se , Dandy , Gospar and Perkins couu tics wore not represented. After dinner the temporary organization was made porma- nunt , R. B. Walqulst of Hastings being chosen secretary. A motion was made to proceed to tbo nomination of a democratic congressman , and then the battle opened in earnest. James Ray of Phelpj county was placad in nomination. It was then that H. A , Datty of Hastings sci'urco the floor. lie began by saving that ho was a democrat and alter spoaklnjr for half au hour ho placed the name ofV. . A. McKclghan before the convention. Hisses nnd groans' were board nil over the room , and it was clearly evident that McIColghan had a largo numbnrof political enemies in the house. Mr. Holmes of Clay county seconded ended the nomination of McICcighan in a few remarks that were not at all ilatturtng to tbo Independents say Ing that the democrats hoped In time to bo able to make good citizens out of the members of the calamity party. Kally of Furnns county said : "Wo have some thing hero today that you hardly over HOO and that Is n coruso at Its own funeral. Democrats should put un a democratic ticket and stay with it oil the way through the flght. " 'Ho said that McICelghan had snubbed tlio party several times and ho , for one * , was for throwing him over. Judge Li. 13. Hughes asked that McKoighan bo brought in the room and made to state whether or not ho was willing to endorse the Chicago platform. But of course this was not dono. F. P. Shields , editor of the Loader of Blun Hill , told some things to the convention concern ing McICeighan. Ho showed him up in bis true light , and bis sncooh caused quito a commotion. Ho stood ready to prove that McICcIgban bad already promised the Rod Cloud posteOlca to six different parsons In cast ) Cleveland was olocted. Ho was bitterly opnbsod to McICelghan , but it was no use , as the llrst ballot ahowo'J McIColghan bad fi7 and Ray 23. A motion to make the nomination Unanimous wa * checked by several aelogatesJ uaipIni ; to their feet and protesting , but ho vras declared the nom inee. t. " Calls for MoIColghancausod ; some of his democratic friends td'go out for him and when found DO wonl-'Up to tbo on trance of the hall and than stopped Into an anta-room and was soon no morowHo , | | the oxcltomont lasted. Loading ropublicnnslioro in this city are not at ull discouraged n'ctho turn things have taken , but on the contrary are fooling In extra good spirits toift'lH. ) ; A great many delogal09 , and oipechtllj1 from tbo western part of the state , will not support the ticket. PIOIIT fTiu : WIST. : Meeting of the Wex'tern Ilrnuiili of tlio Umuuorutio Cuu > lf. ljCiinuuittec. . CUICAQO , III. , Sopt. 1. Tbo national democratic campaign committee , under tbo leadership of Hon. Don M. Dickinson , has decided to make a vigorous campaign iu the western states and will open the political batteries about September ID. Tno western branch of the national comuiitteo hold ita llrst meeting iu this city this morning and Inter in the day matin conference wltn the national oommlttoRmcn , or their representa tive * , from the state pf Minnesota , Wiscon sin , Michigan , Isortr/aud South Dakota and Illinois. The conference was general its character and was for tbo purpose of obtain ing from representative iiiou the exact po litical tltuatlon auil the necoss'.tlei of the case , and tbn action required Iu each doubt ful caao. Tooto la attundanco at the confer ence were Doa M , Dlclumoo , IJoa T , Cable nt Illinois , Micnaol Uoran of Mlnnmots , Daniel J. Campau of Wt conin , William R , Morrison of Illinois , W. C. Taskow st North Dakota , James S. Ewlng of Hloomington , 111. , General Stovonson'o law partner , nnd J. M. Woods of South Dakota. Tno conference took on the apuoarnnco of an experience meeting , and each gentleman detailed the condition , chances of success and assistance required in his respective state , nnd Usunlly closed by xubmlttlng a lltt of spoakora of nallonsl roputatlou who could contrlouto to the party's success by visiting his sUUo. Tboro was a general demand from all sections for Hon. Bourke Cockran , Sen ator Mills , Congressman Springer , Hon. William 1 Morrison Senators Ivo , Voor- hces , Palmer and Gorman nnd Congressman John It , Follows.andnonrly every speaker said If Cleveland nnd Stevenson could no induced to make n tour of 'heir states old time re publican majorities would vanish llxo the mists. Thnro was also n general doilro to Invlto Senator David B. Hill to make a tour through the doubtful northwestern states , but the campaign commltloo said they Know nothing of the Intentions ot Senator Hill during the campaign. The Impression , however , was that the Now York senator would probably conllno his political speeches in bis own state. The commlttoo placed on fllo nil tno requests for speakers , and will comply with them us far us possi ble. The question of fusion with the pee ple's pnrty or farmers nltlanco In certain states was freely clUcuisoJ. and the com mittee uurosorvcdlv gave its approval to such fusion In the Dakotos and certain con gressional districts In other states , Orleans Iteiiubllfiitit Aromccl , Nob. , SspU 1. [ Special to Tun DEI : . ] An enthusiastic gathering of repub licans of Orleans and vicinity occurred on Saturday evening lost for the purpoo of completing the organization Of a ( republican club. Permanent organization was effected with nn enrollment of sixty-two members. M. R. Claypool was elected president ; O. K. Olmstcnd nnd Thomas Lorlmer , vlco presi dents ; J. McC. Preston , treasurer , and A. M. Burcsford secretary , with A. Richmond , G. W. Burton , C. T. Simpson , II. T. Ferguson and A. II. Gonsor ns executive committee. Other committees were appointed nnd ar rangements made for n uniformed marching club. The momborshlp will bo increased to KXnvlthln a short tlmo. Tbo republicans of Orleans nro thoroughly aroused nnd a lively cnmpnign will result in this vicinity. Nominated u L'mlon Tlcltot. Ru'iu CITY , S. D. . bopt. 1. [ Special Telegram - gram to Tut BEB.J Both the democratic nnd indoncndent county conventions were lield nt Hill City toddy. A luslon ticket was nominated. You mny ny. to tnlk about A , licflten. Well , there ] t nbout BO much talking to bo done In LITTLE ovcry lieu < obolil huforo orclor- IIIK liL'utars. unit It l.i n xooil tlmo now to bo la , HrlnK the PREVIOUS lioiisahoM to our atoro and lookr.t the HEATERS nnd be postort lioforo you ptirclmje. It costs notli * Ing to luok nrounU , nnd now Is a good tlmo tu tlu tlmtvori of tlihu P.C.DEVOL . . , Also Accnt for C IiiiuliIt : lUryrlrx. 504 Bro.idw.iy and 10 North M.iin Street , COUXCIh lll.UFKS. GITIZENSST&TiBMK Ot Council IllulTi. Capital stock $ ir.0,030 Surplus mill IVoiits 80,000 Net cnpltnl nnd surplus $2:50,000 : Directors .1. D. KJ-muiiljon. K. It. Shuunrt , K , 1) Glcninn. 1- : . i : . llnrt , 1. A Miller. J , V. illnc'imri HDI | Ohnrles II. lliinnan. Trnnsuct Konciiil I.ink. Ini ; Ijuilnei' . Lnrae.i : c.-iplt d itna Biirplni ot any bunk lii SoutUwoitorn Iowa INTUUlCbT ON TIME OKTOSITi. . Hobb's Are the Dost on Earth. Act genlly yet prompt ' ly on the LIVEH. Kill- 0l ! , HOOB'S NfilH anil IIO\VKLS \ , Ms- pcillDfr Ilcodaclics , Fov- na nnd Colds , thorough LITTLE ly cleansing tlio system of disease , and cures habitual constipation They are sugar coated , do not grlpp , very EinalL easy to lake , and purclr Tcectalilo. 4T pills In each viol. Perfect digestion follows tuelruso. They nkiolutolr ruro slcli licnd- achCt and crarccomiupucl. e1 br IrndiDb rr ! ! > 'cl ' < 1c < . for sale by loading dniKtjlst.s orsentbyuia ; : ; Suctn. a rial. Addrtsa KOBE'S ' MEDICINE CO. , Picps. , San Franc's-.o ' i.r . fOll SALE IN OMAHA. NEB. . EVT T nhn & Co. , Co.r 15lh < 6 Doccliw Sts. J .A ruller & Co , Cor. 14th & DouKlMSU. t" Ii Foster & Co. . Council IUuC3. la HEALTHFUL , AGREEABLE , CLOANS1NQ. For Farmers , Miners and Mechanics , A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI V/ATER. Cures Chafing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burns , Etc. A Delightful Shampoo. WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water Artistic CHICAGO ENGRAVING at Low Prices. Stock nnd Design The Latest and Best. Scndui 81..JO and ue'lltcnd you too enslaved cardi from a new copper plate. Send us 0 cta. and > our present plate ( to be held and registered ) anil we'll fend you too en graved cards. We pay express charges. METOAIJ ? STATIONERY OOHPAJT21 , ( Ute Cobb'i Ubrnry Co. ) 136 Wabasli Avc. , Chicago. SPKOEAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS. A OKSTSVANTlfn Tu ioTl tlio boil doiitito" iXronstlns mid b-\k nj p.in In tlui n > u-Uut , StO'idv work. O.in prove to litvo nscnts who nri'xo ever * . ' ! it week nuulnrly. ACilreti Charles i-cliulthcls , ComicI Iti in" < . \\7ANTRil Ijidy or fvntlonrm to board by a urlviito fMH ly. Aildrosi O 12. lleo. STRNOaUAl'HKK and bookkeeper w.inlvd. Oho rcforoncc. Address XX 2Jlloo , Ooun- cll lIlulTs. TV 7 ANTED Oix l clrl for Ronor.il homo norkat.Tl I'liitnor stroot. TVW W ANTRI ) G rl for uonor.il homework at 701 lith street. Mri. V. M , U mil. V ANTKD A peed IIUMO ulrl. Mrs. Jacob \ tlni3 , : ilU I'lntnor struct. \\7ANTr.U-An experienced o.inviissor. with ' satisfactory roferonuos. to wor < for n ljulldlnAnnd loan nssoolntlon In Iowa , Ad dress A. It , euro lleo olll.n. V7ANTKD Mi'ii to work , on farm. Apply to Leonard Eyorott. 1TIUIISISUED rooms wanted by twoynunc -L' men. In llrst clnss fninl y. mo lorn con.ven- cnccs , iconcl Incullty near business. Numo price. y. o. . , Ilcoomco. FOlt SAIjK Horso. bnisiv nn.l h moss at bit sncrlllcui gco I outllli coad trull bred ro.ul horse. Must sell. O. II. l.uwls , 12 Pourl streot. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $ .VOOsto < j'c of inarchiiiiiltso In western Iow . well located , doing goo'l liuslnoss. for siilu or tr.ulo. Ii 0 , llartlutt. 731 llroadw.iy. _ f > > ho.ul of younit horses for trajlos Itnnrovod -Jlironorty or Inivl. 11 G. llart.'ctu T41 llroad- way. Coiui''ll HI n Its. _ ( Jjl , UM worth of dry coo , Is and notions for ux- Vchanso. K. O. Iliirtlett. 711 llroadmiy. _ FOR SAljIJ Good U-rootn dvvolllns near IT. I' , irnnsfor. I'rlco & . ' , ( ) > 0. Will fikohursni und catt.o In part uny. K. ! I. Sliuofo. _ T71OU SALn-Creamery , well located tu No- JbrasUu. . doln ; uood business. Will tike urtn or or soil entire business at a bargain K. H. Shoafo. _ 171011 HAIil' TinprovodtOlicre stoolt f.irm J In western lawn , lit ; ISO-arm fiirm , * ! J ; I'JJ- n c re s. t.'lt. Johnston & Van I'.iUen , _ TITONKY loaned ut 0 per cent on Counall AiJLUliilfsrusldunco prouurly. II H. Shaifn , FOH S'AIin , Kloriiln or.in.-o irrovii ; will trade for Council ltluir-i orUmuha prop- rty. 12 11. dhoifj. _ TjlOH 1JENT. the EU m-iii rosldunco , IUI I'nrk 1avui In wood ropalr an I nil inodorn con veniences. ItuntlMJ. R. H , bhoafe. 17IOUSAUE Htirdwaro stojk In central Nob. J WllllnvolcnH.-iOJ. B HShc.ifc. _ FOK SAM-I Choicest t.-iriu In I'ottawiitla- m o Co. . 4ii : aoro4. well loc Uud and Im proved. I'rlco JIJ an aero , li II. Sheafe. ij AIlM and elty loans at lowest rato- -A-1 Ko.il cst.ito 'or s lie. nwolllir ; an I business rent-its. Money lojnod for local Invoutors. Ji I'oarl streot. Louneo & Towla. IF YOU have anything for sale or trade see E. II. Kho ife , tire I'lwny and .Mun stront. irL l' Dwolllu.'s In all p iris ot the -L city. II. Shoafe. Ilroidwiiy and Main. /ANTED-Euitorn Nobraski lands In ox- vr change for Uounell IHuffi property , li U Slieafo , 11 ro iriway and M iln slroau FOU SALE On small p.iymonts. fruit , nii'l Riirdon Ian 1 noir Council IllulTs 11 II. Bhuafc , llroadw.iy anJ Main stroot. TflOH SALE-Alblon Roller mills on i lloono I JL' river. Nub.j llnost w.itur power In the sfita dovoloplir I2."i horse power w.itor outlro yo ir : d.illy cip.iulty , 1UU lurrels ; majli ncry and nrpurti'ii i IICI-H complete In every dot ill.ll ut frame rosIloncoS acres of 1'in 1. title narfoit. price. $ .5'IM ; will take tint nprovo I o.ntor.i Nebraska land , ll II. She ifo. FOR SAfjE-CIoan Htoen Inrlwaro , well cs- t-ibilshol trr.lc , Involoobout Jl.uii. Good eusoji for.-ol liu. T-rm ) uish. E. U. Hhoafo. WoTfsJ OH IlEST-Good co.il ynnl with I- scale , oto. Uroenshtdds. Nicholson & Oo. TTIURNISIIKD house for runt : nil modern JL liniirovoniunts ; steam horit ; S rooms. E. U. Sheafc. IT.nit SAM' llnrilwnro stoclc , will Invoice -L' $ . | ,0)u ; located In : in autivo NcbrasKa town of lf > 00 populxtlon : biulnessold csfiu Islica ; will boar oioai' Investigation. E , U. .Siu ! ifu. POR EXCHANGE Hotel and lost in rant located at b'hubart. Mob. , and III lots In Denver. Colo. : ulll exchange for clear Nc- lraa ! > a land. H. H. Shcato. $3,030 will buy7-rooiii * coltnco wllh Olxl'JO ft. lot on .North Seventh street : a barzaln. E. It. Shoafo. AORE farm with Improvements , live llcH north of Counell IlluIN ; Jlonn aero : a snap bargain. K. II. Shoifo. VX7ANTED No1 raska land In exchange for IT peed work horses. K. II. Shoafo. The WhippleS POST AUGER PAT. FRO. 23 , U9J. Mnniifuctiircd by COUNCIL iiMirra MTU. c. ) Council Illnlls , In. Wnrrnntnl In tlnk nil olclit Inch hole , ! ifccl8 Inchea , In ono in Unite. His tinoiualed bonr nthor In rnplility. llalitiiLMn ut opsni- lion , coniplctoni'Hs of construc tion nnd cbcupncfli. ItU concoileil by nil to ba n ninrvel for rniililltjr of execu tion timl ease ot operation. Something New -bKKD ClrculT- I - Prlci COUNCIL BI.DFF3 . SI5U DY3 All klnlanf Dyolnsiin 1 Olounln 'dona In tin till best bty loot the art. Faded anl stilnal fabrics nmUe to look a * irond us notr Work liroinptly done nnd dellvero I In all parts of iho country. Sead for urlco list. 0. A. MAOIIAN. - - I'ltOPttlEfOH. .tu Ilroadwiy. Na-vr NorMr.7ait.ira tjpi lo ft. i Mute AIiirHlnil'it Miln , In the circuit court nt the United Statoa for thodlrttrlftof Nubr.ukn. Edwin H. Wuliuru nnd John V. McDowell vs. AngloAniei loan ilortja o k Trust Co. No. as i' . Public notice U lioruliy clvon that In pursn- nnco nnd by v rtue of n writ uf oxcoiillon 1s- biiudoulof tlio abnwo-naiuod coutt In nbovo entlL'o.l cauho and boarln d < ilo ot Aucuat LMrd , IS'1 1 huvoluvlod upon und tal.un all the rliht , tltlu nnd Intrrost of tlio ahnvo'mimud liliilntlnx , II.Mvin 11. Wultorn uud John V. Me- llowoll. In unil lo the fullowln : dourlliod real ostu'o , to-wlt : Lot U In block 12 , In HIIIIBCOMI Place addition , und thu oat 41 feat of lot IU In Illinobaiun Place addition to the oily ot Oinnhii. Douglas couniy , .Nolirrisltn. all of which \vllloxposo tu sulu and sell the NUIIIO to thu highest and boil bidder ut pnbliu auc tion , ns the law directs , on thu olclith day of Outubar , A. I ) . IH'.U. nt the hour of oluvon o'clock In the forenoon of Halt ! day. at the mil tb donrnt Iho United Hiatus court hnuuo nnd pimolllcuiulidlnr. / ; . In the city ot I m ilia , Douglas county. .SeurnsKti. bild Ha o Is to s'ltUfy a judgment of sild conn uluulned iillis May to in , IS I. ' , in fiivor of the Air ' .o Ainurluiin MorlRHKo and Trust Uonpinv nnd aenlntt the Hald Kdwln II.Vul - to n and John V. MoDiiwoll. IIIIAD U. SI.AlIOIlTKIt. II. S. MiiMhuL JOHN P. IIIIKIIN , Attorney for Defendant. ' ' WELL BRED.SOON WED"GIRLSWHO USE SAPOLIO Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next ' House-Cleaning. ( ( INSTITUTE. INIRMARY KOK TREATMENT ! OP ALT. Ue t facilities ipnirntnt ami roimllni fo traitiiipntntvTtry fcirm of Ol e i a rcnulr * liu niotllcil or minilcitl tro itniont. Mboln forpatlontt , boirl nil 1 ntloul iiua. Hj > t A9 romniUlloiu In tlio wp l , Wrlto forrlrculnMtintloCtiruiltlo nnil l > rnrn , trut- cs , rlcili fuot , o irr.\toroi of * plno , plloi , tinnori , rn- ccr , ( lattrrh , broncliltl * , liilmlntton , olpotrlcltr , pnr > lr l . u.ilU'iny , klJiijlilAiKlor , ojo , cur , 9km nu4 lil. mil nn lull onrvilcal DISBASGS OF WOMEN Women KllltK. Wo Imvolnlulf nj In I n Irliu-ln tie 1'nrtmont tor woumn .lurtiiit miillnrmnnt , itrliMI/ IT.MUO. Unly Uclinblo ilo.llcil lim.tulo mikln/ hpeclnUTOt PUIVATE DISEASES All Illomt DHon'Oi suoco8 tullr Iroato I. SyphllltU l'ol oin romovoJ from the jr Uiu trltliuul tuoroirr , Now Itctlorntlvo Trontmoul for L > of VIl'Ali riUVl'.K. l'or > onsiiiiiiba ! to vl lt in m : jr bo trottoj nt hiimu liv corruaponilonco. AU commuiiloitlcmi roiilli1ontlnlMoJlcltio4 rlii9trn nc'iU'imUiinilloi o\pri , iioiiroly pnokol , no mark * lit liutlcito con- li'nis or ion lor. Ono pomi.nnl tntorvlow protorroil. I'nllnii'l coimi.ttn or sonil hlttory of jour cmo , w Howlllfl ml In plnln wrippor , tinr BOOK TO MEN 1 < "H ! ' : ! ll10-1 | l'rlviito si'3 < DUU < \ IU 1HCI1 , clil | or N.rfol , 1)1 , ,0 , linpo'i'iicy , jiyplillls niO'Jt aiJ : V.irlojcclo , wltn qusi tlonllst. llrnccs , Appllitncos for Dofor.iilUo ) nnl Truiiai Onljr manurnctorr In tlio won of DKKUIIMITV , At'lMJANOKS , TIIU33.JS , KIHOT- H1U llATThlltUS ANI > IIK1.T8. Omaha Helical antl Surgical InslHulc1 2Gh and Broadway , O unoll Blaffi Ton mlntiici rhla from cantor of O n ihi on 0mh nn ILoiuill lluurj uloctrto motor Iliu. IX. OilllllUUb nco i , , ' uio slate und fi'donl courts. Hoo'ni It , 4 und 0 ShURBt Ilunru b.ouk , Council llliilfj , I.x. PERMANENT SIDEWALK UESO LUTION. Council Ohainbor , Omaha. Nob. , August 1'HU ' ISitt liu It resolved liy the city council of iho city of Ontiihn , the Mayor concurring : Th it perm monts.downlUs liu construe to J In the city oroiiriluiiii designated below , within live < 1 iys ufiur the puhlicat.on ot this resolu tion , or Iho pertonitl sorvlco t'loroof , as by or- ( Ilnanco It authorized and required : snbh sidewalks to bu laid to the purmaiiont gr.idQ -is estibllshcd on thu p.ivrd streets sped- Hod heroin nnd to bo constriictud of stone of iirllllelul Mono , iiccor.llnr to speclllcutlons oil Illo In tl'oulllco of Iho board of public works , mid under Its supervision , to-wll : \Vost Blue of ' 'dill street , lots t nnd 2 blocks , Cipltol Hill addlllon , porniiinent xradc , 0 foot wide. East sldo of ITlh street , lot 0 block 110 , city , permanent Rr.ido. 10 fuel wldo. North tmlo of U.ipltbl nvunne. lots 8.7,0,3 block TJ , city , permanent L'nido , 20 toot wldo. West sliloof llth street , lot 1 block 01 , city , pcriii.inunt Knido. IS fcot wldo. West sldo of llth street , lot 8 block 0. ' , city , p < uinmeiit : Krndc , IS feet \\lilc. And. ho It further resolved : Thai the board of publlo works bo , and It hcroliv authorized mid ( I I roc ten to e.iusu u copy of this resolution to bo pnbl.slied In tlm olllcltil Dipornf the c ly for ono ueek. or ! ) ( | served on Iho owners of snlil lots , and lhal nn csHSiiuh owners li ill Within flvcd.iys itftc ) tlm publ U'ltlon or surrlcn of sii'-h copy com struclsald sidewalk as herein rciiHred. ] tint the bo'ird < if pnhliu works cnnso the snmo id lie done , the cost of oonstructlnu nild : Hid01 wallis lesueet vujv to bo : isse-sod iiK'ilnst Ili4 real ostilo. : lot or oart of lot In front of und abutting such Hldowulks. I'asscd , Aupust IOthslS'J2. Prcsld'ont of the Council. Atlost : JOHN OHOVES , Oily Cleric. Approved ; GEO. I' . HEMIH , Mayor. NOTIOn TC OONSTKUOT StDRWAhlCS. To the owners of Iho lots , parts bf lots and real ostiilo described In the above resolu tion : Vou and each of you nro hereby notified to construct portiuinont shluwiillcs us retiulred by n resolution of Iho city council and mayor ol the city of Omaha , of which the above Is a ° Py > P. W. lifKICIIAUSER. Clrilrmnn Hoard of Public Works. Oinalui. Nob. , August JMISO. \ . ' . PERMANENT SIDEWALK KESOLU TION. COUNCir. ClIAMIlEII. OMAIIANob. . AURUSt lOtll. IS9i Ho It resolved by tlio city council of thu cltv of Omiilin , the mayor concurring : That nunimncnt sidewalks ho constructed In the city of Um ha us designated below , \vltluti ( Ivudjys tiftor the publication of IhlJ resolution , or the personul servloo thereof , rn by oidiniinre Is iiiithorl/ud and required ; such sulew.ilUs to bo la d to the permanent trad a ns established on the puved streets specified heroin and 10 bo constriictod of stone , iirt.ll- o al Mono , brlolc or tlllnir. uccor.llnr to spocl < llc.itmnfl on file In thu ollleoofthn Ilo.rd ol Pub.loVorH : , and un jor Its supervision , to < wit : South Hluoof Iicavonworth street , lots I and ' - ' block IS , West Oinalui , permanent nrado , d fcot wide. t-onth sldo of I.O'i veil worth street , lotH 1 to 7 Incluslvo blodk IT , blunton's sub , pcrmiinont RIM do , OfootwlJe. South sldo of Louvonworth street. lots I to 7 Inclusive , bloox 17 , Hillings , sub , perniunent r.rado , 0 foot wldo. t-ontliHldoof I.ouvcnwortli utreot , lot Ublocll .0. Loi\onworth : Business Place , permanent Krudo. U foot wldo. \nd. bo It further resolved : That the Hoard of Public Works bo. nnd If hereby uuthorl/ed and dlroutud to cause u copy of this resolution to lie published In the olllolul paporottbo ulty for ono weok. or bu served on the owners of said lots , nnd that un less sneh owners shall \v tliln five dayfl iiftot tbo puhlltMitlon or sorvlco of such copy con strue ! sulil sldownlks as herein ronulrod , that the liourtl of Public Works caiiM ) tint sinio In Lo done , the cost of constructing said BIO | < wulkH respectively to by assorted a ulnst the roalostite , lot or part of lot In truiu of and n buttliUNiich slit o walks I'rcsMont nt the ( 'onnell , Attest : JOHN GHUVKH. Ulty O.erk. Approved : . GKO. P. HDMlH , Mayor. NOTICE TO CONSTUUOT ; SIDEWALKS. To the owners of tlio lots , parts of lots and real estate described In the above resolution ! Vou and oaoli of you lira hereby notified to construct permanent sidewalks us roiju'ro.l ' hv u rosolutlon of tbo city council an I mayor of the oily of Omaha , of which the ubovo is A copy. P. W. IllHlCIIAUfciKIt , Chairman Hoard of Puullo Works. On A n A , Nob. , AuKiist : wtli. 1 OJ. NOTICE TO SELECT MATEUIA& FOR PAVING. To the ournors of lots and land frontlnz upoa strcitt linprovoiiient district No.-18. . compris- IIIK Krsklno street from the west line otSlth Btrcot to the east line , of Wth KtrceU In thq o.tv of Oiuiiha , and Hiibjoot to iistassmunt lot tin ) paving or rouavlnx of thu'saino. \on nro hereby notified In pursuance of or dlnanoo No y..v passed unit upprdvod August L'Uh. 18K > , to holoct and detcriulnu upon the kind of material to be used In paving said Im provement district , on or before , Hoptomboi 4th , 160. , or the oily council will dotunn n said mutorliil , Omuha. Nob. , Auzustaist. 1R % . P. W. lllKKHAUSICH , Clialrnian Hoard ot Public Works. PHOPOSALS FOR THE FURNISH ING OF STEAM COAL FOR THE USE OF THE CITY HALL AND COAL FOR THE ELECTION BOOTHS. t'oaloil bids will be resolved ut tlio onico ot tlio com ut roller , Omaha , Nub , , up to 4 p. in , buptoiiiborO , 1BU. , for thu fimi'slilnK of utoiuu co.il for the IIHO of the city hall and one-half on of co.il for o.ieli olectic'/i boolli at thu uoin- tu o'oet on. Kncli bid lur to furnlfli accrll- flo 1 chock for J.UIA ) . Thu rlk-ht larcjervudto accept ur lojeet any oral ) bliU. TIIKO OI.SKN. Oomiitrollor. Oiniiliii , Nab. , Ail u til. : IbU. . ldllt SEWER PROPOSALS. Healed proposals will bu raaolvpd by tlio un- ilornUnoa until l'M : o'clock p , in. tioptembur IGtb , iblfJ , for the construction of n HOWOT Iu Bower dlitrlot No. IUI. in thu city of Omuliu , in per ordinance No. ar.'l , uccordliu t' < plan * nnd Houuiiiciitlons on Illo in the olllcu of thu board uf publlo works. ! ; 'oh propo4iil to bo ma-Jo on printed blnnki furnished by th I oar I , and to lo ; ocoiiipa- nlud by n curtllli'd cb < i < k In the sum or f > 00 , payabiu Hi tlio city of Oninhii , an uu ovldunm of lood fulth. The lioard reserves t'tu rluht to reject unj or all blub , und to vxitlv * ' < 'fe"iK. I' . W. WKKIIAlMKlt. Ohnlrniiin lioard of Pu illo tvorki. Ouajhu , Mob. , BopuwJur ml , Itt'/i. gl--b-
