THE OMAHA. DAILY HE $ M. VNTIUY , SEPTEMBER 10 , 1802
PULSE OF WESTERN PROGRESS
r Ttho Bustling " "letropolii of Northern "K jo
ining Sketched by nn Omahn Rustler ,
BURLINGTON SURVEYS TOWARD MONTANA
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Unvolt Summitry ot Hup-
In the Niirthurnt.
Writing from Sheridan , Wyo. , under dftto
September ii : , M. A. Upton ot Otnniia say * !
1 arrived hero about ncok npo uiul have
IJOOH looking the town nnd country ever ever
Ince. After passing through a somewhat
doiola o and broiton country for 150 miles
cast of tuli plneo sixty miles of It by sUpo
* It docs a person good to rc.\ch this beauti
ful vnlloy ot rich fnrmliiK lands , most of It
Under iirigntlon.
Sheridan n situated on the eastern cJgo
Of the viiiloy , which Is some twenty miles
Wide tiud perhaps forty or Ilfty lone , with the
HIf f lorn mountain * on the west. ' * lie view
puts m In mind of Denver In the early six-
lies , Ttiu valley and mountain ranges uro
llluutcd somewhat us they uro about
the "Queen City. " The Uurllngton road la
now tunning trains to Powder rlvor , tlfty-
flvo imius cust of here. They inovo thu end
ot truck ton miles west to Clear creek on tno
inth Inat. They have most of thu gratia
flnlslKU IntoSliorldau and oxpcct to bu run
ning trains In horn by November 1.
Kverytlilnif Is lively hero anil the sound
Of lliu hummer , muv und trowel la board on
every bund. There Is not an empty huuso
In the town nnd uvory room In the two hotels
U lull.
Thu Im-k of material Is hnndlcnppliiR build-
jng operations considerably ; no ono expect
ing such u demand. 'Jhu unlive plno mnkus
txrollcnt lumber mm I nnvo Just been loon-
Ing at twenty plunks 'JxlS und twentv-lwo
loot lonir without a knot In them. These
flunks uro to bo usud In a three story brick
block now being erected. The most deslr-
ble tnlng In Ibis cnuntry Is good water und
hoio wo have it In abundance , the llnest in
the world , rluhl irom thu mountains und
clear us cr.i stul.
Of coursu Irricnticn Is resorted to , but
that bring * sure crops , and such crops I Onts
Uml run forty-eight pounds to the- bushel
Und wheat plump and heavy enough to use
us blru shot. 1 never saw llnor vegetables
lliim glow hero. Potatoes are extra good
end limy ralso from 400 to bOO bushels n the
mere. Ubu c.ibbago heads me largo and very
lolld. By the way , this county IB poing to
take uuvantiigo of the invitation und will
liavo a space In ono ol the ' 'Nebraska on
"Wheels" cars. They are a wide awake pee
pie up huro and let no opportunity oscanu to
advertise the county's many advantages ,
The town of Sheridan has about
1,000 population aim most lines of
business nro represented. Ttioro are
two banks , two newspapers , two ( louring
mills one an elegant three-story structure
ono brewery , ull the different lines of bu l-
ness , and cojd chuichcs and schools. After
looking things ever cuiefully and studying
the situation 1 am fullv convinced thut this
town will nmko a northwest city. It will bo
a U. & M. town und their shops will be built
hero.
hero.All
All this country Is tributary to Omnha nnd
I ilnd that Sheridan merchants feel very
( ilmlly toward Omaha Jobbers , who can got
jnost of the trade of this place if they "go
Tor" It.
Tbn Die Horn mountains are full of min
eral and coul can be found In abundance.
There are two or throe companies develop
Ing the gola fields now and they have jus
placed their lirst amalgamation , and while
operators do not talk much , the good spirits
Ihoy uro In Indicates that everything is very
lutisfuctory so far. Taking alt in all , I am
convinced that Sheridan has a great future ,
And never before since the 11 rat days of South
Omaha have I seen a small place that I wouid
father pin my faltb to thuu this "Denver of
the Northwest. "
Tim lluriliiKtini KxtfiiMlun.
Tbo extension of the Burlington road into
Montana is a question of time , and a brief
tlmo at that. What route has been or will bo
ohoscn is the subject of considerable specula
tion. A correspondent familiar with the sit
uation writes thut considerable preliminary'
surveying has been done from Sheridan
through northurn Wyoming and southern
Montana. The rcoorts of tno surveyors are
BOW in tbo bunds of thu directing ofticlals for
decision. A line has been run Irom Sheridan
in a northwesterly direction to old Fort C. F.
Smith , on tbo Big Horn in the Crow reserva
tion , a feasible route being found by skirting
the U\K \ Horn mountains , following the old
tuga line pretty closely. 1 < rom Fort Smith an
easy way is open to Fort Ouster , where a
heavy business in freighting could bo se
cured. It Is an open ecret that tbo Burling
ton people have made overtures to the gov
ernment fur contracts for that business , inci
dentally urging that Fort Custer bo not
abandoned nor the force reduced when the
new post at Helena Is ready for occupancy.
JFrom Fort Custor o line was run to Pom-
pay's Pillar , on the Northern Pacific , thence
northwest to the foot of Bull mountain ,
around thoMi mountains to the west and
north to tbo Mussolsholl rlvor , following
that Elroam well up toward the Llttlo Bell
and hnnw mountains , thence west to Custlo
and U'hlto Sulphur Springs and on to Town-
fiend or Toston.
From old Fort C. F. Sn > ith a line ban been
run nearly dun northwest to Billing * and on
to the Mubsclsholl a few miles west of Bull
mountain , thence along thu line indicated
above. Also from l < \ > rt Smith a line has
bean run south along the Big Horn rivornnd
Stinking Water creek , thence along Snnko
river , ever the Teton mountains , south of
Yellowstone park toward Blackfoot , Idaho.
Ttili line has been run u good part of the
distance only on paper. From Billings a
line lias been run nearly due south to meet
this projected line at a point near whor the
Blinking Water ompllos into Iho Big Horn.
Another line , which has been more or less
urveyad , winds inrougb thu mountains
west of Suoridun to Pr.t or gap , near thu
Montana line , thence In a general north
westerly direction to the Bear creek mine ? ,
near Red Lodge , north to BIcTlmoor , pnr-
nilellnu' the Northern Pacific from Big Tim
ber to Twenty-Five Mile crook , near Liv
ingston , and thence north over ft line once
urvoyod and oross-scctionoil , so reported ,
by tbo Northern Puellle , to old Camp Baker ,
near Neibnrt , reaching the latter place nnd
making friendly arrangement with the
tireat Northern for the exchange of business
at Great falls.
Some work has boon done in the country
north of thu MuRSOlshcll , making lines lend-
tnif toward Great Falls , leaving the river
probably at I.avinn or Copperopolls.
The business of tbo road utter leaving
Shorlilnn will bo live stock and mining , the
latter ns yet almost wholly undeveloped.
The live stock business Is , of 'course , ulreudv
established , aim looking at thai alone It
would bourn thut the preponderance ot ad
vaulHRoa would bum favor ol the line or
llnus running from Fort O. F. .Smith to
Castle nndVhlto Sulphur Springs , whore
connection could ho made with the projected
line from Helena to those places.
As far as known , contract ! ! for construc
tion work do not extend beyond Sheridan ,
AVyo. , 10 which point the roud will bo com-
.plotod by November 1. The route is seventy-
Jlyo miles north of Buffalo. The construc
tion force between SURBS station ni-d Shun-
Is estimated at ! IUH ) teams. Contractors
are Handicapped by the luck of men to work
all their teams to the best advantage. They
bring whole loads of laborer * from tbo east ,
and at tbo very curliest opportunity
tbeso men desert Iho railroad
camps auri cross tbo Crow res
ervation to Northern Pacific nomta In Mon
tana. A deep cut of Half mile near Sberi-
dan U tbo only dlftlculty thai will bu onooun-
toroJ in bulldlne the road from Powder river
to Sheridan. Work on the cut Is well under
way. mid thereU no apparent reason why
the truck should not bo laid und trains run-
X nliiK to Sheridan by November 1. As It is
S conceded thai Sheridan will be a terminus
/ for the \vlntor , if not longer , besides being nt
, t' the Junction where tbo Yellowstone park
Hue , Ml ) rallet lout , \tlll louvo ttm i.mln Una ,
end the situ of tbo western repair suops , thu
town Is taking on u boom ,
Julm Iti-JtTlK Iho U.imcrn.
San Francisco Chluamon uro metaphoric
ally In urm against tbo enforcement of tbo
( Jejrjr law requiring them to be pnoto-
gruphca uud attach a picture to the cortlU-
'DUOS ' If they dcslro to reuiuln lu this country
uftcr AUy 1 , 16'JJ. Tbo lutoul ot the luw U
lo check the smiiRellnR ot Celestials Into the
country. It Is n well known fnct thai the
Mongols era pouring Into tbo country across
Iho northern borders , by way of 1'ugot
sound and through Mexico , Courts nnd
police cannot cope with thn movement , car
ried on as It U by mercenaries. Under the
provision ) of the Geary law every Chinaman
must procure n ccrtltlciUo.to which la atlacbnd
his photograph , n personal description , ago ,
plnco of residence , business , etc. Any ono
found in Iho country without such cortlfl-
cato nf lor the 1st of next May It liable to
expulsion , Tbo enforcement of the law
provoked great Indignation In the San Fran
cisco colony. A majority of the California
Chlnnmou nro Itttlo moro than slaves of the
Six Companies , n powerful corporation ot
wealthy Ohlnamon. With unlimited moan *
at its control It has heretofore nullified the
exclusion law. Employing unscrupulous
attorneys it hoodwinked the courts and
landed thousands of Mongols by giving
straw bonds for their nppcnrnuco to provo
they were provloui residents. As the
Geary law will. If enforced , destroy
this profitable business , the Mongol monopoly
ely hns declared war against il , aim will
light 11 in iho court.s ,
In a recent Interview the Chinese vlco
consul Indicated tbo line of battle : "To
start with , iho Geary bin Is a gross violation
of the Iroaty now supposed to bo in exist
ence between this gavornmonl nnd the Im
perial government of China. It seems as If
your pcoplo think that nil they have lo do Is
o keep such ot tho. provisions of thai con-
ract made between two great powers as may
still thorn and violate such as they cheese
, vlth impunity. " The Six Companies expect
o overthrow tbo luw on this line , and have
set aside $100.000 for that purpose. Mellcan
lawyers on the coast are promised n rich
harvest. But there. Is not much doubt of
eventual defeat , Tbo facl thai Iho national
snnromo court sustained iho Scott exclusion
net forecasts like action on the Geary law.
1'rciillnr Uiiait rornmtloli.
On tbo northern coast of California , about
hlrty miles below the mouth ot Iho Klamath
rlvor , la ono of the most Interesting natural
formations to bo found In this country. It Is
known ns tbo Big Lagoon. Hero the coast ,
which runs north nnd south up to this point ,
akos a sharp lurn Inland , bordered by very
high hills , running to n distance of about
hron miles , then turning out again
makes u sharp buy , almost V-shaped ,
and for ages uast a sandbar has been
washing Itiott up across the bay until
thn bar has risen out of Iho water ten or
twelve feel , havfng a width of about 100 foot
and a length of four miles , reaching across
the entire bay. This bar is In the shape ot a
roof. When there Is a storm , the breakers
roll up the side of it , break ever nnd roll
down into the baj Inside , and it is n novel
slghl to stand ihoro and watch tbo waters
mountain high on ono side ana perfectly
calm on tbo olher. The line between the two
ul Intervals Is hidden altocothor. This bar
s a sort ot short cut and can bo traversed on
borsuuack. In iho storm the horseman ono
minute will bo high and dry on land , the
next u largo wnvo will roll up , and running
under the horse's feet to tbo depth of a feeler
or moro , iho rider will bo for an instant four
miles al sea on horseback.
The U'hulrlmckVrc > cl ' ( l.
The famous whalcb.nck sloamor , Wetmoro ,
after almost encircllnc thogloDo , inglonously
ended its career by running on tbo rouks on
the Oregon ' -Oiist during a fog on the Stb lust.
The Wotmoro was the tlrsl of the whale-
backs built al Ouluth for Iho grain carrying
trade on the lakes. For spccu and capacity
they were unsurpassed , and shippers pre
dicted they were destined to rule the wave
in that line of business. The Wolmoro not
only crossed the lakes but successfully buf
feted the Atlantic , landing n cargo lu Liver
pool. Next II sped around the Horn to tbo
Pacific , thence to Son l < 'rancn > eo nnd Puget
Sound , experiencing severe woalhor and suf-
fonng many accidents. She now lies bat
tered and bruUed on tbo rocks ul Capo
Blanco , with no hope of getting her off.
CIilnoHu I'ot
A complaint comes from California that
the Chinese uro ruining the llshlng in San
Francisco bay. Particularly Is Iho shrimp '
business affected. Paying only $400 a year
In licenses the Chinese fisherman a end across
the Paclflo 1,000C03 pounds of shrimps an
nually and half as much dried Ilsli , flounders ,
solos , etc. Groul quantities of youni ; tish
are cnueht In their nets that are set all the
year round , the result of which is thai Iho
bay is being gradually empllcd of the irro.vn
HsL. This , of course , is in violation of the
law , nnd the authorities nro ooglnning to oe-
stir themselves The Chinese llshormen , it
seems , are cxtondliiir their opcr.itions along
the coast. Tbclr camps dot the shore from
the Sacrumonto liver tp Uodwood slough.
A Dakota Family.
Near Yankton is the most remarkable
family on this continent , perhaps In the
world. It consists ot father , mother nnd
Uvonty-fouv children , nnd the mother of the
brood is not yol HO years old. She is a Nor
wegian woman and her husband a Hooslor.
The children were born in triplets and the
eldest lol is under 13 years old. All of tnom
are boys but three , ono sot of triplets bolne
all girls , ffhoy nro a slurdy-looklng lol of
youngsters. The gentleman who bus started
In to bocotnc the father of his country Is a
well-to-do farmer who is remarkably proud
of his nrosony. Ho says if the good Lord
continues to Mnllo uuon Dakota ho may yet
bo nblo to furnish Undo Sam with a full
company of soldiers.
NuhniMlcu.
A creamery association has been organized
at Fullerton.
Two Umber wolves and u coiplo of coy
otes succumbed lo a wolf hunl in Scott's
Bluft county.
The corner stone of Iho now Catholic.
church at Crete has boon laid witb appro
priate ceremonies.
Stanton county's sixth annual fair will beheld
hold at Slanton , October 5 , 6 and 7 , with I
every prospect of success.
Lotta Leo , a Stromsburg young woman i
who bus recently boon employed at York ,
has suddenly become Insane.
A farm hand named West is in Jail al
Plutlsmouth charged with robbing his om-
uloyor , ICllas Sago , of $ * ) . " > In cash.
A ir-months-oUl Plattsmouth babe foil
Into a sink hole and was rescued by its
mother Just in time to save its Hfo.
While F. P. Conger was attending the fair
at Syracuse robbers otitorod his house and
secured 75 worth of wedding presents.
A young man attending u drunkard euro
factory ul McCook robbed a grader of $33
and Is now tryiutr iho Jail treatment instead
of the gold.
A. M. Swartionduver of Columbus , man
ager of tl'o ' Western Exchange company ,
has loft tbo city and there are charges ot
forgery und other crimes.
A cow nnd some pigs , with a quantity of
household furniture , were consumed with
thu barn of Joa Westupal at WostPolnl. Tbo
11 ro was of lucoudlary origin.
Churlt's Smith , a Pnnca Jocltoy , was so
badly injured in u collision null u'toani that
his life was despaired of , and bo was a ray
ing munfao tor a oouplo of days.
During n street fight at Dlllor ono man had
hU thumb chewed up , unothci rocolvod a
blow on Iho back of hU neck which nearly
disjointed that member , nnd two other * bad
their bond * pounded almost to a Jelh with n
place of 2x4 scantling about two foot long.
No nrroiU were made.
A now brAkeman on the St. Joa & Urnnd
Island road who din not know of the low
brldgo near York wni struck on Iho head by
the timbers ni.d fearfully Injured. Ho will
recover.
The ] ury in the celebrated Thornton mur
der case nt Homlnpford fnllod to agree nnd
was discharged by Judge Uartaw. This wni
the second trial , nnd by the Jury's notions , n
third is made necessary.
While John Clark ot Ashland was tinning
n roof the end of n long iheot of tin WHS
caught by Iho wind and thrown upon him.
The cdgo of the tin struck his wrist , cutting
his hand almost entirely off.
W. D. Mathews of O'Nolll ' , who wns nom
inated by the republicans for the state sen
ate and then withdrew. Is now n cnndldntn
for resistor of iho O'Neill land ofllco to suc
ceed 13. S. Qlllcsplo , who has resigned.
A North Pla'to citizen was fined $10 for
maliciously Killing n neighbor's horse. Jus
tice Ponlston rendered Judgment and evi
dently placed a low value upon the borso und
failed to appreciate tbo magnttudo of the
crime.
Sny * the Thurston County Republican :
Joslah Field , nn Omaha Indian , yesterday
leased his Und 240 acres 149 Improved and
nmoty-ono unimproved , to ( JborgoV. . South
ard for u term of three years , from March ,
1SD3 , nt t5S2 75 per year. .Toslah Field was
the first Indian from either of the reserva
tions to lease his land for agricultural pur
poses. In 1838 ho leased his land for a term
of live years to U. K. mid J. F. Myers at a
price ranging from STi cents to f 1.50 per ncrn
per year. Their lease expiring , now comus
the result of the Improvement of the land
Increased rental , and field realizes from his
laud the next three years nearly f-UOO ! , while
land adjoining lensod for grazlnir purposes
still brings but 2.1 cents from Mrs. Farley
wbo hns it flvo-vanr louse on nn I in men so
trnot. Thousand * of dollars would now bo
Jingling In the pockets of Indians had they
all proceeded ns dlJ field.
Smith Diikotii.
Huron has clinched n bargain for a tow
tn.UI.Tho
The Black Hills School of Mines nt Hnold
City opens September 21.
Sioux Falls subscribed $30,000 to boast the
projected railroad to Ynnklou.
Deadwood Is short on school room. Tom.
porary structures will bo built.
South Dakota has ninety-eight Grand
Army posts und 2,770 members.
Flocks of Wyoming sheen arn lo bo driven
to and fattened in South Dakota.
Hot Springs shows an assessed valuation
of $1,034,000 , a pretty goad record for a
ti-year-old.
South Dakota gets $25,000 as Its share of
the money appropriated ty the last congress
tor puullu surveys.
Contracts have boon lot for the poslonlco.
building at Sioux Fall * . The contract price
for enclosing the building Is f.Hi,400.
The necessary funds for tbo erection of
a Masonic temple in Deudwood have been
raised. The building will cost ? 30,000.
Uhost Wall : , alias Klckod-to-Doath , proved
his right to the tltlo by kicklncr his wtfo
Daisy into the happy hunting grounds.
Cihost Walk wni usilsted In making tracks
to Jill.
The Deadwood Terra Mining company has
declared dividend Nu. 45 of 5 cents per share ,
URgrogatlni ; S40.UUO , payable September 20 ,
making $ ' .K > ,000 paid this year and $1,140,000
onld to date.
Tbo Vnnkton & Norfolk grading contrac
tors roporl n scarcity of men and tennis.
There am 400 men now at work on the
grades. The roud will bo completed by
November 1 , and tbo same contractor will nt
once ooglu work on the Yunlaou & Sioux
Falls lino.
At a recent meeting , the stockholders of
the Uapld City , Missouri River & St. Paul
railroad accepted the proposition of Ueorgo
W. Hulst to lurn ever their sloci : to Hulst
and associates , the latter um'oointr to build
Ibo road lo Iho Missouri river. Tho'stockhold-
ers Will bo reimbursed with bonds issued by
the now company.
Colonel J. H. King , a government official
interested in rain experiments , Is diagnosintr
the weather at Pierre. Asked when the
experiments were to bo made , Mr. King
suld : "You folks have been having so much
nold rainy weather out this way that wo
ican't make any experiments until this con
dition of things changes , I am hero to lool ;
the cround over , and will probably remain a
'
week. If In that time I think tho'condltions
nro favorable for experiments , they will
probably be made u Itttlo later on.'Taken
altogether , I hardly expect any experiments
will bo mudo this fall , and the whole matter
will bo postponed until next summer. "
The campaign is so warm in the state that
snow-capped domes are wilting.
Laramiollos have organized an institute lo
triple plato the victims of booze.
Denver capitalists have invested $30,000 in
the Medicine Bow mining distrlot.
Tbo contract has boon lot for the erection
of the College ot Mechanics on the Univer
sity campus. The building will cosl $15,000.
Wyoming rivals Pennsylvania lu coal , oil ,
iron and other natural resources , and now
follows tbo Koyslouo state in organizing a
coal trust.
A Buffalo paper vouches for the intelli
gence tbnl "tbo devil has a largo following
in Wyoming. " The same uulhorlty iusln u-
ntos that the following has given straw-
bonds for good behavior.
A special election will bo hold al Now-
caslle on October to vote on u proposition
to issue city bonds to the value of $2J,000 for
Iho purpose of extending the water system
and building a reservoir for manufacturing
end other uses.
( Jtiih unit Iiliilin.
Tbo smelters at Clayton and Uayhorso ,
Idaho , are idle and will so remain unless tbero
is u rlso in the prlco of silver.
I ICendnck , Idaho , is rising , Phomiix like ,
from her ashes. Brick buildings in almost
every Instance will replace the burned
wooden structures.
The democratic candidate for governor of
Idaho is not bothered with national ques
tions. His groalosl trouble Is to cancel cer
tain unpaid poker debts and provo bis resi
dence in the state.
The opening day of the Salt Lake public
schools showed an attendance of 5,015 against
4,100 at the sumo tlmo last year. Improved
educational methods and frco loxt books
caused a lurgo drain ontbo private .schools.
A pack train of thirty animals loaded with
rich silver ore arrived at IColuhum , Idaho , from *
Soufoum a few days ago. The mines of thul
and ShoeD Mountain districts are yielding
unusually well this year , bul , as Ihoro is no
wagon road communication with thorn , they
nro not working with tbo energy tbulr oxtenl
and richness warrant.
Up iti the Salmon rlvor country , Idaho ,
where there Is an increaslnc cold excitement
ever leads and placers , dread is oxptcsscd by
the agricultural class that rich lands in
Lombl county would ho damaged bytillckonu.
Tno manager of n olg hydrullo company lhal
will operate tboro says this fear Is ground
less.
less.About
About two months ago John Henry located
tbo Edna claim , iu Beaver district , between
Has Her Hands Full
the woman who won't use Pearline.
Has her hands full of work , and her
head full of worry.
Let her suit herself. If she'd rather
work hard , and keep everlast
ingly at it , it is nobody else's
business. But that isn't all of
it. The clothes that she
washes , with her careless ,
tiresome , rub , rub , rub ,
are soon worn out.
That's your business ,
if she washes your clothes.
It will pay you to look
after it. Pearline saves
them.
Peddler * nnd some unscrupulous grocers will tell you "this is as rood as"
or " the same as Pearline. " IT'S KA1.SK Pearline is never peddled , and
it it your grocer icnd * you MiiieUiiug In place of Pearline , du the honest
thine ttnJ it l uk , . ' 4 JAMES 1'VLIi , Now "
tilaho C ity ana Uarnt ) . Ho Immediately
wont to work on It , niid now ha ) nstintl down
Unity fed. On tlio fturTilcc tbo ere vein Is
ciehtcrn inches wldoi'ftUn nt Uio bottom of
tbo s bill t It Is lx tcot , , < Hopnted tests of tbo
ere show H to bo worth , from $ JOO to $5'JU In
gold nnd silver , silver1 bJomUmtlnp.
A remarnnblo freak'bf nature , nnJ ono
which U nttractlnR mubh attention from mu-
ficum owners , hns been discovered at Logan ,
U. T , Sevrrnl days rt 6 a cat Rftvo birth to
it Ultton wllh olpht lcp.4. Onesldoof the kit
ten Is covered with oack ( nnd while stripes ,
while the ottier Is spotted nearly every color
of the rainbow. The little imlmnl seems
healthy anil will bo given to n local musnutr. .
A loll ) ; till ) Co.nt.
A bupo timber raft , Vioraprlslnp 5,000.000
ftot ana valued nt 175,000 was hauled Into
San Francisco bay last week.
Tbo WashmRton hop crop Is estimated at
25JOU ( bales , or about ono-lialf a crop. Oro-
son's j-leld Is estimated nt 18,000 bales.
Wntcr Is so low In the Ventura rlvor that
Ithns been found necessary to put stonai
power In the local Ilourinp mills. TbU la a
thing unprecedented.
A school of whales , estimated to bo four or
Cvo hundred in number , were soon inortlnp
their hugu bodies Just outsldo tbo surf on
Lonif Bench , Ore. A larger nnd flncr speci
men thau either of the ones which were
stranded Is reported to bo washed nshoro
near Ocean Park , Wash.
The California Board of Equalization last
week rnlicd the ban Francisco assessment
roll 20 pur cent. Tills was Its response to
the appeal of local ofticlals that the assess
ment bo reduced 'M per cent. This Increase
brings the assessed value well up to SO per
conttof real value of olty property.
In Novndtk it , Is proposed to protect the
coyote because It is destructive of tluld tnlco
and other small posts of the agriculturist.
This Is as It should be. With California pay
ing n bounty for oovoto scalps and Nevada
mutiny a pramlum on raising the latter , nn
interstate industry might bo built up lo
vvnlch tbo San Jose squirrel tall enterprise
would bo as nothing.
Twenty millions of acres of land In Wash
ington nro covered with n growth of wood
which will cut nn average of 25,000 fact of
merchantable lumber per acre. Much of tt
In the vicinity of 1'ort Croscor.t nil ] cut an
avcraco of 100,000 loot nnu moro to tuo aero ,
while single trees are common that will cat
out 3,000 feet.
The South Fork Indians attempted to kill
their medicine man , lr. 1'otci Smith , the
other day , because ho bad failed to cure ono
of his pattontn. lr. Smith Hod. naturally
enough , not being nny n.oro ready toUlothnn
his civilized brothers of the pill box , but ,
when you como to look nt It the Diggers of
South Fork were not nearly so Illoijieal ns it
would seem nt llrst glancu. 1'otu is In the
business of curing , nnd when bu undortnltos
to euro nnd fulls , It naturally follows that hu
has killed.
The dense forests along the Oregon coast
are u pHfnillsu for the humor. All Kinds of
game can bo found roaming about , and to
tnlco a few days' shooting nmonir tbo big
trees Is much HUe ono reads about of tbo
curlier days , when whlto men nero sctrco in
this country and only tbo native Indian
waged war against thu elk and boir. Several
1'lttsburg gentlemen huvo been spending the
summer at and around Ciithlamet and U'cst-
port , und raport u splendid result on their
unrious shooting trip * .
The preparations lor the celebration of the
discovery of California. , , which will takoplaco
at San Dlepo on the 23th and 2flth Insu , Indi
cate that tin ) affair will bo : i noteworthy ono.
The San Diegans hnvo'erjiored Into the mat
ter \\Jth great spirit and every resource will
bo taxed to make thn colouration QUO which
will linger lu the minds of those who partici
pate In It. The cruisers San Francisco ,
Yorktown , Baltimore nnd Charleston will bo
In the harbor at the tnrio and assist in doing
honor to Uabrillo's memory nnd exploit.
Mr. Townbcnd of Annrortes , Wash. , who
had a halibut line anchored out in Guemes
channel , went to ralso/hFs / line and found , to
his surprise , that instead of a nnliuut bo bad
caught n shark.It appears that n. dogfish
had swallowed the bait and hook , and the
shark in turn swalloivod the dorjlish. The
shark measured seven nnd a half feet long
und weignod about 150 pounds. In appear
ance it was very much-llko the man-eating
species , but was profaonnced by some to beef
of the species knowu'nstho "mud shark. "
William Carter of Choba'lem vallov , Yam-
hill county , Oregon , tbo father of the youuc
man who captured Wilson , the murder or of
little Muinio Walsh , wont Into the woods
west of his homo last week and got Into ono
of the quagmires so numerous in that sec
tion , and for three days remained there ,
slowly sinking. Ho was found by a man
who chanced lo pass that way und rescued.
When discovered his head wns ull thut re
mained above tbo surface. Speechless and
almost dead , ho was taken homo and now , Dy
careful treatment , ho may recover.
Mr. William Moroland of Portland , Ore. ,
Is in Alton , 111. , on a peculiar n.lsslon. It
seems that in the years 18G9 to 187t ; there
lived atKorth Alton and thoadjotning village
of Melville a German named John Jung , or
Ynuncns ho was called , who , with his wife ,
hadnoltherchlldreunorothorrolativos. They
were ordinarily well to do and adopted nn
orphan girl , whoso name was Mary 13. Mur
ray. In 1S73 they removed to Oregon and
there accumulated a fortune which Is now
valued nt ? 150,00l , ) . They have since died
nnd the estate is claimed by Mary Murray ,
now a woman grown , on the ground that she
was legally udoptod.
Two thousand men are nt work alone tbo
line of the Great Northern west of the Cas
cades. The worn on the big tunnel nt the
summit has not ns yet been commenced , but
a switchback is being built up tbo side of
tbo mountain. Only about ninety miles re
main to bo built to join tbo two ends of the
line , but as the unfinished portion is nil
heavy rock worlt , the road can hurdlv bo
completed boforp April. Everything used
by the men nnd teams has to be freighted up
on wagons from SnoliomUti. and costs enor
mous prices. Huy is $100 per ton , nnd pota
toes 0 cents per pound , with other neces
saries of life nt simiinr figures.
Lo ) W Ill's Sarsnpsrilia aostroys suoa poi
sons us scrofula , skin illsinxsos , oczomu , rheu
matism. Its timely use save ) many
Ip
DELICIOUS
Flavoring
NATURALFRUI , FLAVORS.
Vanilla Of perfect purity-
Lemon Of g'fkat strength-
Orange Economy In their use ,
Roseetc. _ . v. . . . .
Flaypr f s delicately
and dellclously as thro fresh fruit
Hyperopiioralgia !
All persons sulferW 'from HYPERO-
PHOKALQIA ( hrt'jtlinlio from eye
strain ) or any DEPKCT OF VISION ,
should consult our Uptlclan at once ,
and bs HtUul wtthi Buitab'o Glasses.
All erroru orrelructtpij.corroctoa sclen-
tilicaUy. Lenses 'ground to measure
witiout extra charge. NO CIIABQE
for THSTINQ. the oyes.
OOLDSPKOTAOLES , or Eyetlassea
from $3 upward.
STEEI/ SPECTACLES , or Eys-
( ilosses , from $1 upward.
Colored Glasses from 60o up
MAX MEi'ER & BRO , COMPANY ,
Je volen un J Optlclnni.
Kurnam unU Hlxtuentli Strooti. Oinuba.
'third Kioor , I'.UUm llloo c '
. " > . HlthivilFant amSti.
A Jull t of loelli on ruti or lor IV. I'ur/eot H
Ti-ctli without plotus ur rJaioTjUlo brljja uurk
ju > t Itiu thlutf for t\n4in \ ur publlo npja' < ) tt , uorit
drup down.
TEETH KXTUAOT 50 WUMIOUT I'AIV
Gold Ullliu ut raucn-iblu r.itoj. All work
uurruutud. Cut thUutil for ui-uiUu.
We sell > lnt3 , Extrn Special
and sell them Bnrgnlns In
cheaper than Cent's
hat stores. Furnishing
All the leadIng - Goods ,
. ' Always.
Ing makes. * > /
We re selling $9,00 , $12,00 and $15.00 suits at
* "
r"T
' . / < a Suit
Latest shades in mixtures and plain checks ,
They are genuine bargains. You'll say
so when you see them.
Columbia Clothing-
Cor. 13th and Farnam Streets.
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Our Prices !
children's M. always the
department is lowest for
the most goods
complete worth moro
in Omaha. than the price.
THE CHEAPEST AHH.BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY USE IN THE WORLD
lnstuntlv stops the most ovi'melalini : nilns ; never falls to jlvo o iso to the sulTciorj a few
applications act like m.iule , causlns ; the p.iln to InUiint'.y atop.
A CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
If only taken lu iloscs of from thirty to sixty drnus In half .1 tumbler of w.itor will cnra In
a few mlnntus Cramps , hp.isms. hour Stomach. Oollo , liliilulaiico. llii.iriburn. l/'iu mir. I'alnt-
Ivuness. CHOLERA MOKBUS. DIAHUHOKA , DYSENTERY , Sick llo.i-luouc. Naiistm
, Nervousness Sli < uple < .4iiu > s , Mulnrl i. and ull Interim ! rnilns arising from oh jmo uf
weather or other cause/1 BO CENTS A BOTTLE. SOLD BY DKUQaiSTS.
WELL BRED , SOON WED"GIR LSW HO US
SAPOLIO
Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next
House-Cleaning.
Kcopcooll Tuo plngno can't reach jou If you do
thorlcht thluBut the rlsht tlmo ,
LOOK AT THE SECRETIONS I
Pee that they ore licaltliy nnd perfect. I'm tbo
liver to natural nork Tills ( venurtis illuoMlon itnU
nutrition. Avoid unrlpo frulln runt imnliuli-aomo
mcitth. Cook every tlilnu , oven water. Clean oirtlio
niumbruues of atunmdi and bon-jli ul ani , wltli
Dr. Sclitnck's ' Mandrake Fills ,
Th07 carry nwny nil rllsenso cornn and nil polson-
OU8 matter. Tuey assure perfectly healthy nnd
imtnrul secretion * . They turn the liver to thu ac
count of iltneMlon nnd nutrition , quickly , i-nfely.
thoroughly. Keep lieud cool , feet warm , akin clean
SCHENOK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
Imvobeen tested In many a Cliolernepidemic. They
do for the.
STOMACH , LIVER AND BOWEL
Just wfmt unnltnry nclonco soys ehoiild bo done with
ilrplru , clonou. rooms anil thu outer person. They
clenn nnil purify the Inner IIOUHD nnd put the nll-
uientnry channel ! * In perfect order.
Avoid stlmulimti. Cl ir their i-ITpcti out of the
system nt once with the MANDIUKK 1'll.l.S. I'ut
tliii n'liiiontnryoliunnulaIII ' unlornnJ oil dollancejto
Cholera ,
In cholera epidemics , mid nil others Involving Iho
liver. Htomiichnnd liowult , moro t.isei of prevention
and euro ifind to thu cro lit of Dr. Schonck' Man-
daitku I'llls tliun to ituy other uxcncr or roino Jy.
QUAIL BRAND
HEALTH FOODS
Parched Rolled Oats ,
Unequalled in Flavor.
Corn Gritz ,
Sold only in 2 } pound package *
Velvet Meal ,
For ruuillns nnd.gonu.
lu ? RINT N
Sold by nil Plnt-Clau ( Jrocnn.
AMUSEMENTS
'C New I JUST
O Theater' '
MONDAY AND TUESDAY , SEPT. 19 AND 20.
A. M. Palmer's New York Stock Company ,
Under the Direction of Mr. Al Uitrmun , In Auituntus
Thomas' 1'roiu Poem ,
ALA. 33 A. M A !
Interpreted by Mr. Krancl * Carlyla , Mr. C'linrles
I * llnrrln , Mr , Kdward f. Abe-Ion. Mr , Jltirbert 3IIII-
wnrd. Mr. J. U. Bnvlllo. .Mr. 1C. .M Holland , Mr.
Wulden Haminy. Mr. J , II. Stoildnrd , Mr. Odoll
Williams. MUi Junnlo Kuitacn. Ml Krnlly Howard.
Ml l.lllleVol ton , Mlis Zuuuldu Vlalulro , MUs
Ilnsu Montan.
TIio Great Nozro Qunrtut The Kuvorlle I'laycri
Thu ( iruatett of Ca t.Mo t llnaullful Heunery.
Itox uliuuti now open nt following prlu3si 1'ar-
quut and unit live to\n In circle. tl.&U ; Inat live rows
In clrclo. f | .UU ; pener.il ndiulinlon to lint Uiior , 75o ;
tlr t four rowii In balcony , ll.IWi lint lira rows In
balcony , T..o ; Kcncral aduilolon to balcony , Uo ) ; t' l-
lery , Z5o.
fornam St , Theater
Ono Wtck. Sunday Mat In DO , SopU 18.
STUART AND BOOK'S
( Jranil Spectacular 1'roJuctlnu of
Uncle Tom's Cabin.
With u carload of Kconury , calcium unit me-
cliiinlenl olfeots. Mutlueui Wednesday and
Saturday ,
llliln Tor JIouiU.
The vllliizo of Gordon will recolvo sealed
bliu for (1,1)75 ) worth of water bunds. The
liomls uro tluT.&O uncli , 'JO yours , with prlvlloKO
of uuyliic uflerfiyit.irs. The bonds ure 7 pur
cunt. Full Information eau bo obtulnuJ by
uUilresslnn the vlllu u cluru
K. I ) . MOUKISON ,
Sl&l't'M GurUon , tihurlditu Co. , Nub.
NOTICK TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AGENTS AND UiSSliKS.
In ptiraiiiinco of ordinance ) No. 809.J , riqulr-
Iti. sewer ( o mectloiis to bu made tu and wl th
in 1 10 curb line ? on L'l'rt'ilu streets In street
Iniprovuiiiont dlstrluls No * . ITi ) . 4r , 478 , 47U
anil 4S'I , In the olty of Oinuh i , you : iru hereby
notlllud tu nmko nil nocoisary connections
with O\M rin ilns or Inltur.ils und to ooinploto
such \voik on or before Octobur 1st , ItCS , us It
Is the purpciM ) to pavis the streets In tbo s tld
districts , and moio u.rtloulurly closer. boil us
follows , tu wit :
No. 475 Tbu street Ivlus e.ist of th' wott-'fi
foot uf lot 7 , bloolc 'J.I : ) . oltv. from < uciUc htruot
to the alley hoiitb of I'.vtllie street.
No. 477 Twentv-IIist ftreot from Wlrt
street tu Sponei'rslrt'ot.
No. 478 houglnii street , from the west line
of Kith street lu tliocist : , lln i of ' 'Jtli s'ruut ,
No. 4711 buicntuuntli strut't from tin noith
line of Fun i ani strout to tno toutli line or
Do go stitut.
No. 48:1 : lrio ! : street from , the west line of
tlin Omulm licit railway's rlVht. of way to the
east line oftlio Chluazo , SU Paul. Mlnuunpo-
lls .t Oinnliii railway's rlxlit uf way.
You uro hereby cmluiud tu inalco tbo neucs-
siiry iowur connectluiid on ui boforu tbu duto
spijcillo'l In this nutlet' , or the B.UIIO will Ijo
made by tbo olty authorities , unit tno cost
thereof ut ossuil iigulnst the prnuorty op | > u-
slto the same unit spnclully bonuUttod thuruby.
D.itud . ut Omabu , Nen. , this loin day uf
September. 1W- .
1 > . W. llIICKHAUSnit ,
Chairniiin of tbo HoarJ uf 1'nbllo Works.
SI3-IC-17-l'J-3i-ai ' )
_
Tu tbo property owners uf ull lots , nurt uf lots
und roul pstuto , : tlins Sow. rd street from
Ililtb struct to3Ht , btroet :
Vou nro hereby nutillod tlint ihoindor -
slttiiod. Miroodlslnlurosled rruuliDldui-j of tno
city ofumalm , h ivo been duly appointed by
the inuyur. with tlin niiprov.il ui thu city
cunnoll of xald city , to us oss the ilninufo tu
the ( iwnoib icspoctlvoly uf thu prnpu'tv nf-
f"cted by cbuiiKO of ur.i'luof Sowird street
fioin ItOtb to Illst strouts. doel.iriHl nocosisirv
by ordlnuiiro ISS , puubuil August 'Jib , aiiprovocl
Almost nth.
You are fnrthur notified , thut having uc-
copted siilditnpnliitinuntl and duly qniiilllcd
us iciiiilrod by law , wu will , on tno2ltli day of
i-eiitonibor , A. 1) . .8 : ) . ' , ut Iho hour uf U
o'clock In the forenoon , at tbo ollluo ot.Iolin
R I'Muck ' , room r > 51 , Uhamher uf Uuininurco ,
within the cororAtu ] ) limits of said elty , niuot
fur tbo purpose of considering und inn ( In ;
the assessment of duin IKO to thn owners ro-
spuotlvoly uf said pronurty. affected by Hiild
clinngu of gnidu. taking Into consideration
spculul bonollts. Ifiny. .
Vnu are nntllled tu bo prenoiit nt the tlmo
and place nfurustiid , und muko any objections
tu ur stutoniontH coiu'ernlnc sild ussussniont
of damages ns you nmy consider proper.
Omulm , September 7 , H'J.1. '
JOHN l'VliAOK. .
JOHN . UOIllllNS.
S-12-d-10t ORUUQB J. i'AUU
_
rpo THE OWNEKS OV MI , IATB OK
J- parts uf lots , on U.'nd Btrcet , from Nlchulua
street to Clnri < street.
Yuu nro hnrohy notified that tbo under-
slKiivd , three illnlntortHtod fruu huUlers of tbo
olty of Omaha , have been duly appointed by
the nriyor , wllh thu upproval uf the olty
council uf Hold elty , tu assess the ( liunii.'o to
tlio owners roHnocllvely ot the prupertr nf-
fccted by urudtiu of said street , declared
necessary by ordinance No. U'itl. passed
Au.-nst 3JI1 , , 18 ! ) . ' , approved A opi t Ills t , Ib'Jj.
You uro fnrthur notified , thut havliu ao-
coptnd xald appointment , und duly ( innllllod
us required by luw. wu will , un thu v'4tli day of
rMjptumbor. A I ) liO'J , at thn hour nf a n'cfook
In the afternoon ut thu utllco of Uuurgo J ,
I'nnl , luJS Kninuri street , wl'hln ' the eorpur-
ntn limits ufHUld elty , mcot for the purpose of
cunsldurlii ? and inaklni : tbu iiisossinent of
dnniUKU tu tbu owners rcspuetlvoly uf wuld
prupuity , ulfcnteil byuald L-radln.r , taking' Into
cunnldorntlonHiiooliil Ijunellts If any.
Yuu nru notllli-'d to be prusiint at ( be tlmo
and pluco afoiusald , und nmkuuny uhjoutiuns
toorsluteinonts cont'iirnlng said iisHussnient
uf duni.ixos us you may cunHliler proper ,
( iKDItdB J. I'AUI ,
\V > I. U. KlllllVKIl ,
JAMKS HTOUJCD.U , ! . ,
Oinnhn. bopr-onibcr iSlli. 1HIC. BIMlOt.
GRADE ORDINANCE NO U27.
An ordinance establishing the Krndo of 45th
htruut from Military avenue to Jjuko utreet ,
In thu ulty uf Omaha.
lie Iturdulnod by thu city council uf the city
of Oni nil u :
Hoctlun 1. The grndo of 45th street from
Military uvonuu to l.itlio street , lu thu olty uf
Umahu , U hereby established ut tbu following
olovutlnnu tbo Krudu boliii : unlfurin Htrulitht
lines between the points Kpeollled In tbOHtruets
uvcnnos 01 alloys nainod In the rospuotlvu
sections fulluwlng , tuwlt :
Hcctloui' . Urudu uf 43tb streot-
Ivlovatlon Elovutlou
of West of lOasl
Curb. Onrli.
North curb of Iako Htreot..l 'j,5 zvi.O
Smith curb of haku street. U'U ' XMt
North curb ot KrsKInu at.'JJ2.r > 2U.5
Uuuth curb of Krsklne et . . . ' 'ij.0 Ii5j.il
North utirbuf Urunt street
( oust ) . . 155S !
South curb of Grunt street
( oust ) . . . . . . , . ' 'JO.O
North curb of Military avenue. as cstubl'Hhod '
Buctlouy. This ordliuuico vliall take ulfuot
nnd bu In fnrou from nnd after Its passage.
I'uH&od September Cth , Ibirj.
JOHN QltOVEH ,
Uity Olerk.
O. I , . OIIAKKKK ,
ActliiL' President City Council.
Approved Septum bur ! > th , Ib'X1.
aifo. i' . IUMIB : ,
Uuyor.
IF YOU EVER SUFFERED FROU
If you are In position to take
advantage of the laws re
lating to
you have taken up a piece ol
If you have made an invantlon
on which you desire to
secure a
You should communicatD
with the
Bee Bureau of Claims
The object of this bureau 1& to give
every person holding- legitimate claim
ngiilnst the covonimont the ndvuntago
on residence in Washington , whether
ho live in To.\i3 or Alaska. It does
rnoro than thut. Nino-tenths of the
population of Washington would bo
helpless if asked how to go to worlc to
si-euro their rights through the dop.u-t-
inents. TJIIC Bun Bureau of daiins
gives the advantage , not only ot per
sonal residence , but of thorough famil
iarity with a I the machinery of the
government. It oilers
Absolute Security.
*
You do not know whether the uvoraga
Washingtonoiiilm agon twill client you
of not , although on general principle !
you would naturally suppose that ha
would. But you know that the San
Francisco Examiner , the St. Paul Pie (
ncor press and the Omaha Bicic cannot
afford to cheat you. They gutiruntoo
this Bureau , ana their reputation la
staked upon the honesty and ability of
Its management
The buro.iu employes attorneys who
Expert -Specialists
for ouch of its departments.
Its Indian doprodution cases nro care-
ullyvorlcod un , with all tli3 ovidonca
required by luw , und nrgtiod before the
court of claims hi such u manner as to
bring out most favorably ull the 033011
tiul points.
Its luiul cases are handled in strict ao-
cordancn with the rules of Iho Goner il
Lnnd Ofllco , so that no doluys or com
plications onuuo in the orderly nettle-
mont of the claims.
Its patent 0:1303 : nro so munu < , rol as to
Insure the utmost possible bonelit lo.thu
nvontor , by Rlvlii } , ' him the broadojt
protection Ilia ideas will justify.
Its pension CUBOS uro dlapojol of with
the least possible delay und oxponsa to
the vote run 9.
Don't refrain from consulting tlin
bureau because you uro uf raid of the cost.
Its costs nothing to uot inforrimtion.
Ask us many quostiona ns you pluuso ,
and they will bu unsworol promptly
cheerfully and accurately , without
chartjo.
THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
Room 220 ,
Bee Building ,
Omaha , Neb.
