Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , OCTOBER 21 , 1892 , r
JUDGE SCOTT'S ' ACCUSERS
Several of Them Testify Before the Bar In
vestigation Committee.
QUITE A LITTLE TESTIMONY ADDUCED
< jonntr Jiulzc lloniioniin , , TndRn IHbnrno
.find Olhrn Tnll tit thn Court ) ' "Umnltr
H.clli ] , " nnil ( llv DrtnlM nt n
1'ew of Them.
Nob. , Oct. 23. fSnoclal to Tun
Ur.n.J When Attornojs , T.V. . Grocery , O.
AS' . AmbroioV. . \V. Morsman nnd John
Sohomp ot Omahn nnu W. 11. Ktlor of Ulalr
roachoil Iho Wiuhlnqton county court house
this morning they found no ono present to nlr
Krolvnncos aealnst .ludpo U. U. Scott , nail
Commlttoenun Kllor sug natod the follow
ing Rentlcin-'n ai poislblo wltnosscsi W. S.
Cook , N E. DavlJV. . U. Walton , Jesse T.
Davis , Li. W. OJborno , J. Uothrop nnd I. O.
Jailer , nttornoys ; OJOTRO A. Bogifs , law
student ; P Hnrrlninn , shorlfT ; C Moncko ,
deputy HQorllT ; I' . Haunomin , county Judge ;
O. W. Wilson , farinori K. S. Uaylord ,
stockman.
Chnlrtnan OrcK'ory dictate J n notloo In-
VlllnR tUosj contlomon to appear baforo the
committee , and than its tn3inbc ant down
to watt , wtillu a yoani ; rain wont out wltli
the Invitation to sktrmUh for wltnoisot.
John Lotlirop soon strolled In and was
put on ttio wllnoss stand. Mr. Lothrop had
cases before > > ach lunn of court at whlcli
JudRO Scott proiMoa , but ho had no fault to
find nnd bad no pnraou&t knowludga ot tin-
pleasant folkIons ! between court and bar.
Tlion the commlttoo Btartod In on anolhor
wait. Judge Ambrojo wnndcroi ! aoout the
OulldlnK and shortly rotunied with Judge
Uannoman , who had glvou him a pnvata
rocltnl.
Hrott I.octuroit n t'lalnltrr.
Judiro Hannomnn dotnlled the clrcutn-
Btanccs of n trial In which a Mra. Frocmnn
Buod for a divorce. She clmrgoJ cruelty anil
nonsupport nnd proved It by several wit
nesses. Her husband had Illod a unm bill
olloKlni ; adultery , but oftorod no ovldonco
nnd In fact Old not put In an appoar.incQ.
JudRO Scott KMVO Mrs. Frcomnn n sotoro
cross-oxninlnnllon nnd lectured her soundly
on the enormity of adultery , n crime , ho
s.ud , that would soud her to the penitentiary.
Hhr li'id agrocd by stipulation to surrender
her children to FYoomuu iiud the judKo
twltteU her about ttiat. Ho appeared to bo
augrv , tnllccd a creat dcul and acted un-
dlgnltlod and uauontloui.uily. llo rotusod
to RVO n docroo. The witness believed Mrs.
Freeman to bo n peed , hard working woman.
Slio is llvmir ut Arlington luiii worked ail
summer In a restaurant to ptovldu for herself -
self and children.
The witness saw Judro hcott "sit down"
on nttoruoys pretty severely on a dozen oc
casions.
"lie irots red In the face nnd draws down
the corners of his mouth , " said the witness.
" 1 think ho cols rattled. Ho la not just right
In the upper story. "
On ono occasion Judpo Scott interrupted
1.V. . Osborno nud nncrlly anul : "Shut up ,
elt down I I am satisfied on that point.1
The witness .said Mr. Osborno was mild cl
manner nnd , so far ns ho know , never snld
or aid anything disrespectful to a court. The
witness said Judga Scott hail dismissed sev
eral cases hccauso the attorneys were not
present when called , and there was genera ]
dissatisfaction among members of the bar at
the treatment of the court.
No ( irlu\ancu Hero.
At the afternoon session llvo or six nltor
noys put in an appearance. Josbo T. Davii
testltlcd that ho had not noticed nnytblnt
korlously objoctlonublo In the conduct o
Judpo Scott oxcent that the court insisted01
crowd in K business with inconvenient husto
in some cases refusing to clrcultornoyb tnm
to sco'irn ' needed papers. During the Sop
tcrabcr term Judge Scott r.ima into the cour
room without u sign of recognition to thi
members of the bar , which seemed odd. Tin
Junpo spnuo with some temper ti
Attorney Oahornoon ono occasion , uiitt had i
practice of speaking ; sbatply in addrcssmi
the lawyers. The objection , it any , wns ti
the manner rather ttinn tlio matter ot his remarks
marks , but atlhoclosool the September torn
there was n very general dlssattsfaatlonwitl
the court's methods. The wltnesi had hai
ovcial arguments with the Judge , but hchai
no greater cause for complaint thnn will
other Juueos ; In short , ho ulmsolf had n
grievance whatever.
U nn JmlKo. nnil I'roHncntor. " *
W. O. Walton , one of the attorneys In thi
Freomnn divorcocaso , said that Mr. and Mr *
.Freeman mot n few days uofyro the trial an
agreed to a stipulation dividing their pro ]
orty and awarding the custody of tbo call
a run to the husband , tbo wife also walvin
her claim to alimony. At the trial tbo at
fondant appoaiuil only by attorney and o :
forod no oridunce in support of the charge c
ndultery. On the other band a sister and
Utor-iU'lnw testified lu po ltwo terms to tli
inulntift's excellent reputation nnd Mr. Wa
ton himself known had been good for a yet
prcvlouH ,
Judge Scott examined Mrs. Frccma
sharply and sought , npparentlv , to ostablli
the fact that thcro hnd boon u private undo
ntniidliifr botwcon Freeman and bis wife t
which ho agreed not to pi ess the charge i
ndultory in cniibidonulon of her waiver i
alimony. The judge lectured Iho wo tan
quito Kovoroly on tha enormity of tbo crlu
otiarRod by the husband mid refused to gh
her n decree of divorce. The court was m
very dlgnifloJ , and seemed to bo hotly cor
tasting thcj question of the woman's "virtu
although shu had denied the cbnrgo of adu
tory. Judge Scott ovldcutlv thought thoi
hint boon collusion between Mr. and Mr. .
Freeman to bccuro the divorce , but wltnc
wns confident that ha wns mistaken.
Judge Scotthad s'.oppoJattoruoyiabrupt !
while speaking and once ho hud spoki
sharply to Mr. Osborno , whoso' uttoutlc
liaa boon distracted momentarily from tl
proceedings , but ho saw no occasion for sr
ous complaint nt the conduct of tno cout
At tlio boginnlng ot the September term tl
ineinbers of Iho bar had n friendly fcolit
fcr Judge Scott , but at tha and of tha tor
there was goaeral dissatisfaction umot
them.
ynallllrd by snvoral Klroni ; Ailjeotlvei.
L. W. Osborno said the relations botwo
JudRu Scott nnd tbo local bar were cordi
until tbo huglnnlns of tlio September tori
when the former cmno into iho court roc
v.-itliout recognizing nny of the nttorne\ \
which wns unusual und caused commo'i
Tbo Judge haa haon procodoit by rumors
his alleged uicerbltlcs. Tbo nitorao
feared trouble and tonu uxtrn pains to pi
pnro their imses : : , but there was no cc
splinoy to i-ontlnuo tholr cases ,
.ludgo Scott's inuniicr throughout I
September term wui "Insolent , opprosslx
f iiiKUlttng nnil tyraiiical , " The witness i
viewed several case * In ubioh the lntero <
of the litigants sonmcd to require cintln
i nnces , Such continuances hud huon aniv
on by the stipulation , but JuUira Sec
struck tlio casoi from tha docket wltho
i lonvo or tolnumo. Thorn was noapparo
reason for the couri'ti nctlon , OXUJPI
i vanity in carrying out Its way ot doing bui
I ness.
r The witnass rotated several Instance !
I wlucli iho court had treated him Insulting
I lw ono case ho glanced over Ills should
[ at the sound of an opening doi
I and tbo court said shnrply : "
f Osborno , I want you to look nt me , kir. " T
Iwltucis uuught sight of tils bon , who
I Jenred brouclilnowaof tbo death of bis wlf
I mother. Ho askoa psnnUslou to speak
I the young man and the court responded t
I tlly : "No , sir. " Judge Scott then turn
to another attorney In tbuc.ibo with uromn
inteuuod to bo iintultlng to the witness.
From the bediming of the SctiMnibcrte
tno wltnoss felt that his personal Hourly u
in dantrcr. llo thought tbo court was teokl
B pretext to oraor him und other attorni
into the custody of thoshi-riff. llo wua pr
tratod. Mck , und In the care of a doctor.
Itnow from observation nua hearsay that
was not thu only attornov who hud auffoi
In this way , und that others ulso hud slei
less iiU'hu from the sauio caubo , Jui
Srotl's couno tbrougbout the term v
terrorizing.
Too witness reiterated the tory of
Freemau divorce case , adding that Jui
Scott tola Mrs. Freeman iu uliiogly t
eveu color d mother would not part \v
bar children to ueh K cruel lather ns Fro--
man.
During ono trial Judpo Scott loft tha bench
to beg n chow of tobacco , but the witness in
that ease went on testifying. Mr. Osborno
objected to such n proceeding , but the court ,
on returning. ald : ' ! tloa't know what
you urc talking about , but tbo objection is
overruled. "
llo Overruled tllmnolf ,
„
I. C , Ellcr oxplntnoa tha dltmUsat of a
case in which ho was attorney for the do-
fonsn. Ho had boon oxcutoct by .ludfjo Scott
for two days , nnd on bis rot urn learned that
the case had boon taken up nnd dismissed ,
U hen ho Inquired Into the matter the court
lectured him nome what tastily on his duty as
n lawyer. When Mr. Ellor reminded the
} udgo that ho hnd been excused the court
Bald :
"Well , that ilon't nnko nny dlfreronco.
Attorneys must bo hero when their cases nro
called. "
The attorney then asked for tlmo to tlio a
bill of exceptions , which was rofusod. Dur
ing n subsequent trial Judge Scott called
Kiler to him nna nskod the nttornoy for his
line of ilofenso. Alter hcarlne it tbo Judco
nikcd :
"Will you mauo nu uflldavtt with that
fchowmgl"
The nttorncy snid ho would , but when the
case cnmo up the court refused to sot asldo
its decree on the ground that the attorney
had made no showing at to the roaioti for
his nbioncohou the action was tint dis
missed.
lj Moncko's tnstlmonv WAS corroborative
of that of other witnesses but addctrt nothing
now.
now.Oeoreo A. lloggi , deputy clerk of the dis
trict court , nctrd Mr. Ullor ask Judge Scott
to ho oxomeil. Mr. Kllcr asked that his
cnse bo passed until his return , nnd the
Judeo said that would "oo all right. "
The committee finished its hearing shortly
niter 4 o'clocxand adjourned with the Inten
tion of mooting at Tokamah alter the current ,
term of court.
Knox County Court.
Nionitutk , Nob. , Oot. 23. fSpecUl to TUB
Hnn.J The district court commenced Tues
day. Judge Allen presiding , The docket is
very largo. Tbo murder trial ot Josonh
Young , the half-broo.l Indian who shot nnd
killed his brother nt Santcn agency iu n
drunken row , comes up for hearing tomorrow
nud a chano of venue will probably bo
nsked , There nro numerous Jnry cases In
civil cases and a good batch of divorces.
I'rpinnnt'it 1 ulna Pur lory.
riifMOST , Nob. , Oct. 20. [ Special to TIIB
llnc.J Tlilsfweolc the obraika Hlndor
Tnino company has cdininoncod to work un
the croji of hemp raised on 1,031) acroi of
land this year. Tbo crop Is the largest and
beat over raised hero. The machinery Is so
arranged that they food the hemp In at ono
cud and i' , comes out at the other clean and
rc.idv to ba-spun tntotwlno. Tboy are turn
ing out four tons of tow nnr dny ,
Hotli llnrftnx Klllod.
Un-riiMCiN CITV , Nob. , Oct. 'JO. | Special
to THE Hci : . I A livery toain belonging to J.
S. Giitord of this city wnllo being driven to
Alma yostordiy morning bocuno frightened
nnd succeeded In gottlng away from the
dtivcr nnd ran Into n wlro funco , killing both
hoi-boa instantly.
ODD FELLOWS IN THEIR
( irniiil OMIcors Klei'tml , Two I'.ir.nlas and
u Hie H.iiKiuet.
It wns the gala day of the Odd Fellows'
encampment. During iho preceding sessions
the greater part of tha routine business had
been disposed of , loavlntr tUo delegates free
to participate la tha moro public and enjoyable -
able demonstrations of the afternoon and
availing. The onuimnmout met .330. pro
ceeded to business at nn oirly hour yesterday -
day morning , in order that the election ot
uOlcorK might bo accomplished in tltno to
mcotlho graud ledge of Iowa ut Council
U luffs In tup afternoon.
Tbo election wns HuUhed in short order.
Mayor A. H. Weir of Lincoln was made
grand master , T. P. Gage ot Fremont , grand
secretary ; Samuel McUlay of O'Neill , grand
treasurer ; J. S. Johnson , grand waraen , and
George Ij. Loomis. g.-aml lopresoutatlve.
The place of holding the next encampment
, vns then considered , and Lincoln captured
, bo plum. Tbo next annual session will bo
holu nt the capital cltv beginning on the
third Wednesday in October , iSiKl. After
disposing of a number of minor mattets , the
"ndgo ndjoumed for luuch.
Piomplly ut 1 o'clock the cantons and
odires boarded waltmi ; motor trains nnd pro-
coedcd to Council UlutTs , where they joliuil
n the paradoof the Iowa Odd Follows. They
baa about l > 33 man In line and wcro cordially
received uy their brethren of the prohibition
state.
After participating in the Council tiluffs
demonstration all hands returned to Omaha ,
the Nebraska grand lodge ucting as
escort and host to the Iowa
lodges. The parade iu Omahn was sched
uled to move at-I o'clock , but It was half an
hour later wbon tbo columns were in roadl.
ness nnd Colonel John W. Nichols who was
marshal ot the day , gave Iho order to
march.
Tbo parade was n magnificent ono. havlnR
nonrly 1,500 men in line. The Patriarchs
Militant in tLelr gorgeous uniforms nnd with
the precision of step acquired by long ex
porluncn led the way nnd the subordinate
lodges riled Into line behind.
The Second rezlmont of Iowa com.
manned by Colonel Dan Dunn nnd preceded
by tbo Hod Onk band , led tbo procession.
Next to tha bfind inarched conton No 14 ol
Hcd Oak under Captain J. E. Wbolon ,
Thou carao Huwkoya conton No
27 of Fontanollo with Captain M. A
Uiimv in command. Next In line was thi
Pottuwnttnmlo conton , No. 0 , of Counci
Blulls , preceded by thu Council Bluffs Juvo
nllo drum corps whoso zouavo costumes wen
hardly less striking than the moro prclon
ttous nobllmonts nf the pitrlnrchs.
The Odd Fellows' band of Omaha led thi
Nebraska cantons. These were Kzra Mll-
lord , No. 1. of Omaha , Captain II. Jackson :
Ford , No. 3 , of Lincoln , Captniu T. F. Lash
and U'onlenninl , No.I , of Ficmont , Guplnit
Gcorso Walters. The Swedish lodso
Wnsn , No. lbl ! , ot Omahn , followed the can
tons , with Cupluln Nels Lundgren n
y their head. Then came the tlireo Conn ,
n ell Bluffs lodccs nad Daughters o
n Hobeknh in carriagoj , Tbo Union Pucllii
10 band tiled in behind tbo carriages und thai
the grand ledge of Nebraska with 'JOJ men It
t.
line follower ! by tbo Iowa Brand lodge. Thi
olhov subordinate lodges brought up tU'
rear. They consisted of ICovstono lodgi' , No
HI 1 ; Uuacou. No. 'JO ; Coodrlcb , No. Ill
Slate , No. ID , nnd Allomaunon , No. 8 o
Omaha und South Oumha loJgo , No. 14S.
The Una of march was from thu hnll wes
on Uodeo to Flftcontti street , on FiflooiUl
to Douglas , ou Douglas to Tontli , ou Tonll
to Uarnoy , ou llurnoy to Slxtosntli , ou Six
teenth to Joffofson siiuaro and countermarol
to Hiirnuv and tlicnco \Vnshiugton hull
On tlielr arrival at ttio hall tnu loivn loilgo
were confiontud with u sumptuous ropas
whlcli ooL-unicd the tlmo until S o'clock who
the luUI win ctoareu In rcadlnois for llio ic
ccmion In tbo cvcnlni. .
Tlio banquet at Washington hall last nlxh
was a very pleasant nlT.ilr. After an cxco
lent mo'iu hud bean disposed of uy iho Od
Follows and tliolr ( juosts tUo pirty ropalro
to the liirRQ hull nbovu to prepjro for the re
coptlon. Mayor lioniis dcilvorod an nddrca
of wclcomo und pave to ttio vMitori tbo liberty
orty of the city ( luring their sojourn. Pas
CJr.ind Mastor'A , 1) . Jonoa of Onutm folio wo
tbo inuyo1' with a fciv rcraarks. Mr. Jouu
organized the first Odu Follows
ll- Omaha many yours ago , und crojtly Intoi
os ted iba ust > cmblaio by spsuUln o'f tbos
In uarl.v ilays on the fiantlor. The iu > wl
Iny. elected prund muster , Mayor \Volr of Lii
y.or coin , anslstod uy the p\st crands nnil tb
olllooraof the Iowa grand locigo , then held
short reception. A ball followed tbo rocoi
bo tiou , and the ilancinu was Kept up until Ion
bo uf tor midnight ,
J'8
FINISHED THE EVIDENCE
Irvine Murder Oaaa Rapidly Drawing to a
Olo36 at Lincoln ,
ARGUMENTS OF THE ATTORNEYS BEGUN
l.lttlo DaiiRlitor nftho rrUonerTnkon from
the Court Itonm I'oiUlon or the
State1 * Attonipy Aildltlonn
Tentinionj' .
LINCOLN , Nob. , Oot. 2J. [ Spaelal to Tits
DBF. . ] Tuo Irvine trl-i boa about run lu
course and will soon coma to aa ontl , Tbo
ovldonco was nil lu by noon today nnd this
afternoon tbo attorneys commenced tholr
arguments to the jury. U U probiblj that a
day and a halt will bo tntton up with tbo argu
ments , and all are cxpoctud to b ) eloquent.
The Interest lu tlis addraiscs to the Jury by
the several noted attorneys connoctoi with
thocaso promlsoto oxclto as much Interest
as did the testimony on the most exciting
a ay 3 of tha trial.
When court convened this morning Dr.
Lconhnrdt resumed the stand to complete
bin testimony. In reply to tbo questions put
to him bv Attorney Whodon for the defense ,
the wlno3i admitted that the fact that Ir
vine hud soon the visions described by him ,
thnt ha had suo'i a powerful nltootlon for his
wife and child , nnd that his wito bad bom
seduced by his best friend , might cause him
him to grow Insano. The stata Introduced
an Illustration of Judas Isearlot ns a central
figure , but when Mr. Wboiion put it In nn-
otbor form , with a man Urlvan to frenzy by
reason of Judas' bdtr.tyal of tbo Savior , tbo
witness admitted that U tbo man came across
Judas sitting betide a man uutnod Smith ho
would bn moro apt to &hoot Judas than Smith.
Dr. Uuvcs , nn assistant physician at tha
Lincoln Insane asylum for thirteen years ,
was placed on the stand. Ho hnd never
seen u case of transitory mania or frenzy ,
but bis description of the disease was very
similar to that given by the otbur exports on
both sides. On the sttito's hypothetical
question , which ascribed method to all of
Irvine's actions , the witness pave It ns his
opinion that Irvine was sane. When the defense -
fonso Introduced Its question , with its quail-
floitlons ol transition from great Joy to In-
tcnso grief , Iho hallucinations nnd the at
tendant results , iho wllnossstntod tbatundor
such circumstances the man wns probably
Insano. The Important elements of insanity ,
iu the question put by tbo defense , bo
pointed out * ns visual hallucination , Incoherency -
roncy nud want of inamory.
Dr. L. O. KhorteH of this city had treated
Insane patients in the course of a general
practice covering a period ol twelve years ,
but had uovcr sooa a case of mania trnnsi-
torla. To tiio hypothetical question Dr.
Kbodos w.ts of tbo"opinion that the man was
sane , knew what ho wns doing and was uar-
foctly able to govern ills actions. On cross-
oxamlnatlou Mr. Whcdon questioned the
witness closely as to his dotinltlon of n delu
sion. The witness stu'.od that Sir William
lllackstono belluvcd In vvltchos and de
scribed this ns a delusion. Mr. Wlmton
wnntod to know If tbo witness believed the
bible was the word of God. Ho replied that
ho did , and than tbo attorney asked him If
ho behoved that when the bible said there
were witches that tbo author wa < laboring
under n delusion. The witness was forced
to admit that bo held to no such belief. At
torney Adnuas road to the Jury an extract
from Mauilclay on transltorla mania , after
which the atato announced thnt it rested Its
CI130.
Hearing the Arguments.
The argument to the "lury was opened by
.A ttornoy Adnms for the state this afternoon.
The apeaKer called tno attention of tbo jury
to the fact tbit tha prisoner at the bar stood
charged with murder In the first degree ,
with murder In the second degree and with
manslaughter. No mau , said the spealter ,
would ( jo farther In the defense of the chas
tity of womin than himself , but no man Had
the right to talto the law Into his own bands
by taking Iho life of n fellow man. He re
minded the jurymen that tboy wore iu the
box , not to try the sins of Montgomery , butte
to dncldo whether or not tbo man wlio stood
before thorn charged with murder was
guilty and wlmthor ho was responsible for
bis not of tnittne Montgomery's life on the
morning of May 2(1. ( Ho referred to the fact
that Irvine claimed to have so groatn love
for his wife , and tbon pointed to the lottow
from Mrs. Irvine to her husband , live of
thorn in four months , onch niltlcg for money
and complaining that "ho did not write to her.
The speaker contenuod thnt Irvine must
have had some suspicion of his wife's infidel
ity buforo starting for Chicago and pointed
to the fact that ho had been so caroftil to tiro-
servo copies of all tbo telegrams be sent her ,
aoclnring that Irvine had a desireto hunt
down his wife and so euro ovldonco to brina
about a separation.
Little Flossie hnd occupied her customary
seat on her tuther's knco durmor the opening
of Attorney Adams' argument to the Jury ,
buthnr grief nt the severe arraignment of
her father was so Intense , and her sobs so
affecting , that she had to DO rotnovod from
the court room.
ICovloit ed Jrvine'H Acts ,
Continuing Mr. Adams reviewed all of Ir
vine's acts from the tlmo bo loft Chicago
until be killed Montgomery , claiming that
none ot the acts were those of an msiinn
man. If Irvine's solo purpose In coming Vi
Lincoln was to throw his arms about his
friend Abbott' * node , why did ho not go to
Abbott's house und enact that scuno there
instead of first killing Mantgomcrv und then
sending n buck for Abbott. Attorney Adams
claimed that Irvine bud carried tbo revolver
all tha way from Silt Laku for thu purpose
of Killing Montgomery , that ho had kept
copini of the telegrams and secured his
wife's confoislon bacauso ho wns fearful of
mob violence , unless ho presented some
plausible reason for shooting down in cold
blood ono of ttio city's most , prominent mon ,
that ho trembled und grew palo because bo
realized the fearful consequence of his
crime , and that his subseiiuont conduct in
tliu Jail was In pursuance ol u cunningly con
ceived plnn to simulate Insanity ,
.Icsso U. Strode was tbo lirst sneaker for
tbo defense. Ho impressed upon the minds
of the jury the solemnity of their duty , nnd
J churgo'l them thnt thev must either find the
nccusod guilty of murder in the llr.it dovreo
or Hml him * gulltloss und mane htm a free
man. He went over Iho causes loading up to
the commission of the deed for which Irvine
t is bolng tried , and asked what public good
i would bo done by punishing him. Ho con-
i tended that tbo prisoner's previous chnrnc-
tor und reputation woioln utter contradiction
to thu theory ot premeditation. Alluding to
Irvine's apparent inolhod in collecting tliu
evidence of his wife's intidollty , Mr. Strode
claimed that tlioy were tbo moihuds of a man
i who had love und hot murder In his heart.
Mr. Strode oondamnoJ In strong terms tbo
action of Montgomery in using iho name of
his own sister to cover up his licentious de
signs nRuinsl tlio wife of bis friend , anil
characterized him us a consulonculoss libar-
tine , who icali/od ut tbo 11 mo ho debauched
hi. friend's wife that ho richly deserved tbo
fate that eventually overtook him. At this
point i ho court ud jouruod until" this even
ing , when Mr Strode completed his uivu-
mcnt and the court took a recast until Satur
day morning , tomorrow belli ) ; n holiday ,
Kvtniun llu * It lliirrlc.ino ,
STHIIMMI , Kan , Oot. 'JO. A burrlcano
swept ever tbo county yojtorday doing nn
Immeusn amount of damage to farm prop
orty. Barns und farm bouses were blown
down iu Iho county but nouo was injurju.
In this city ono bouse was demolished und a
child was seriously hart.
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Both tlio method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
nnd refreshing to the tnsto , nnd acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver nnd Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches nnd fevers nnd cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind over pro
duced , pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action nnd truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared onlv from the most
healthy andngrccnble substances , its
mnnvoxccllontqualitioscommend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable diuggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any ono wno wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO , ,
SAN FBAWOI8OO , OAL.
I OTTISVILLS. KY. MEW YORK. T _
You onn rcrtuco your \\HRlil from ten
to twenty jioiiiulM a month , nt lionio , with
out starving , nt reasonable cost by the use ol
Dr. Clarke's Home Treatment ,
perfected in many jenrs practice , causes no
HlrkiioHs or injury to the liculUi.islilghly
indorsed. Send for proofs and testimonials.
DR. F. B.
P. O. Drawer 13.1. Chicaci ) , EH.
AGEXTS 1VAXTKI > .
Any one whose Watch has a
bow ( ringwill ) never have oc-
casionto use this time-honored
cry. It is the only bow that
cannot be twisted 6ff the case ,
and is found only on Jas.
Boss Filled and oilier watch
cases stamped with
this trade mark.
Ask your jeweler for a pamphlet , or
send to the manufacturers.
Keystone Watcli Case Co. ,
PHILADELPHIA.
Kecpcooll 1 ho iilnirnc can't roach you If you do
thorliilit thine nt the right time ,
LOOK AT THE SECRETIONS !
Sco that thojr uro licaltlijr ami perfect. I'at the
Hvcr to natural work This fvtmirus dlte.tlnn nnd
nutrition. Avoid unrlpo fruHa und unvrholosnina
racata. Cook IIVITJ thing , uveu wator. Clean oil tbo
membranes of stomach and bow Hi at 0113 j , wit I
Dr. Steel's ' Mandate Pill ? ,
They carry away nil dlieiiio gcrnn nnil nil poison-
oiiHiunttrr. They uiiuru perfectly hc-nlihy nnil
niitural pccretlonn Tiioy turn tlio llvor to tbo no.
intuit of ilUcntlon unil nutrition , ijnlckly , snToly
tlioroiiKhly Kcop hand cool , feet warm , skin cla.in
SOHENOK'S MANDRAKE PILLS ,
havn bi'on toslcU In manjr n Cliolcm oplilouilc Thoj
do for the.
STOMACH , LIVER AND BOWELE
do wlmt HHnllary sclonco eaya gliouM tin ilonairllli
paln.i , closDla , roinni anil tlio outtir | ior < iu TliO )
clcnn null nitrify Ilia Inner litnuu mill put llio all-
niiMitnry rhl iiinulj In pprfcct order
A\ulil nllnilllaliK. Clenr tlielr ulTccti outoCtbc
system nt un ( a with thn .Mnmtr.i'M I'llU. I'nt til <
alimentary cliuiinolB l'i ynler nnu bid dottaneo u
cliulurn.
IncliolurnupldumlCH , and nil ottiun Involvlni ; tin
llvur , Htnuincli ami liowuli , ni&rn caip > < of provtin
lion nnd euro ntnii I to tlucroilll of Dr. fihuniita
MnndiaUo l'll | tlntn any ottuir nzutii y or remedy
Anon anl Coniplon Treataioit , conilitbiT o
Suppoiltortei. Olatingnt la OjpiulJi , uljo In llo >
nmll'llUt a I'ujlilru Uure for Uiteratl. Intarnil
bllndor llloo lliulta iinj Dargaia , Kujiatur llorjll-
taryt'lloi. Tnli Itmiol/h-ii never b'oa known tc
Jall.llpjrbor forJJi 3ii Uyninll , VVlirsutforfrora
tlnitiirrllilu Uliisiu it u i/ ( , v clu > n umrantj ) li
uoiltlvoly il o-i with U Dotqi r rafim I ilioitiuniir If
not earn J soil oti u i fr fi")3 ) buuiplo. ( iinranti ) :
liiuedlirKuhii XCo. , Druj ltti. Solu A/o.n'.acornoi
llith anil lloujl it iraati naiu !
IIL K. 0. WES1Kllt\ > H'J\.NI ) .
.M'.aa.iJJlJa lur UriDrli-lDUlUuii , KiU , NJI
ruKlu , lieluaoiu norroui .t'.fgnritoa ojuial bi
mlculioior tobaosi. WukjfuInuM. Muatil Djurji
( lon.daulnuaiof tu ] llraln , 04(1 ( lnj In i mltr , mlidri
liecay.d ntu , I'rjiLiitarj CM Afo. llnrrjaoii , , * )
of I'owor la ultUjr ur , Impatuno/ . l,9uourruai.iri'
nllKemalo Wui'tujjjji. Inwtunurj Ixijui. rpjf )
uiatorrliu.iouuJ by oriif-iivortlan til tiiiiru
telf-abu ouror liUuiitjncs. A montU'i IrjU-uuil
11,0 for H.br iiitilVi > KuiMtU3i U UOTJI tj oar
i : clionl3 lor u U.JX3I. trltlillii will } } wrltui
Kaarantcoto ratunJlf natiiural UuaranteQ 11443
oplr br 'IhooUura. V. \ aailruir.Ut \ , sola Hiant
outlnu t eornor lUthnna VufHam > t < , Om.iUii
Save Your Evesiii !
Eyvstestod free bynnBXl'KaT
1'erfcct adirstinont. buporlor lensoi. .Nerv
01 shoaJai'ho cured by usln ; our Spo tAOlo
and liyo.'l.ibiej 1'rlcoi low fur tlrjt ulaj
goods.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD GO. .
must.cvditrhto.i u.oy
DR , HJ , BAILEY
Teeth Klllcil With
out I'rilnuy llio
I-xlost Inven
tion t
fiui rn r.xniAiTrntruour I'.vu OK
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AiTU.siTor : TMU-II ox IIUUUEH vou
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1'crfcct ( It Riiirnnteal. Tcotli oTtr.ictod In
Ilia morning. J < o\r tliios Inserted In ovonln ;
of S..IHIO day.
Sec specimens of Uo-nov.imo Hrlt\tto. \
8 o spoi'tuiGiH ( if I'loxlblo hltxstlci IM.tto
All wink warranted us represented ,
unicc , ililril I'uior. L'axtui Illujc.
Telephone ltjf ) > , UiUia'il I'.ir.uii St .
TnVo Klovato ? or Stiirw ty fro n IHh
Struct t'ntruMOo.
ORDINANCE NO. 8303.
An ordinance crc.illti7 sonnr district No IG7 ,
( ( ( lining Its limit * , sl/o of sewer * anil olov i-
tlons , nnil ( llruetltu tlio board of vmbllo
woiksto tal.o the tii'oesAiiy stops In uniisu
tlio construction uf iliusonur In s.iUl iiu-
tr ot.
Ho It ordnlncd by tlio c ty council o ( tlio city
of Uniilii. ! :
wecllonl. Tlinltlio sewer district No. 107 In
tlio cltvof uniilm U lioroby crtntud.
tM'otlon'J "Hut tliu sewer district No. Ifi ?
shall compiUo thofollowlni ; lota uiul tracts of
r al ostiitu. Lots n-0-7 mill 8 In block I : and
lots t-.MI and I bln.'k" : mill lot 5 block H ; and
lot 4 block 4 : nil in l.-v Vut i 1'l.tco ; anil lots I-
--iliind 4 block 27 j nnil lot-5-0-7 ami h In block
" 3 ; nil In 1'opptolnti I'arlv
K'ftloii.'l Tliu sewer district No. 107 shall
bo constructed us follow * . ' Itoilnnlni ; nt tlio
manhole onlOth stieotjust south of the south
linn of Davenport strcot with an olovutlnn of
! ! II feet utiovolho city datum : ihonco ttlth nn
s Inch plioi | > iver to a tnunholu In the center
of tist street and on tlni north line of IVivon-
pott street with nil ulinatloii of 'itlS-IO root
ubovu tlio city datum : thrnco north on the
center line of list slroot wdh mitt Inch iilpn
Monurtpu Hush lank loonlrd i'3 foot south of
tliu notth line of lot 4 In block 4 In I.n Vol i
I'lneu. with an o'.ovallon ofMti fcot nhiivo tlio
city dalnin
All Dm aforesaid otov.it Ions to boat thn How
llnosot sild sowcrsul thu | nilnis named.
The allqnmunt nud pindusnf said Huwors to
bostiMlcht lines between in inliolcs nnil ether
point : ) spovllliMl , as f'ir ns pr.ii'tloub.i' . und ao-
cordliu to plans and Mx'elllo.itlons Illod with
the board of nubile works.
Six Inch lunclhm pieces shall bo placed In
x.vld scwet overy-5 fcot , or ustllruetoil In writ-
IIIK by the city eiiirlnooi ,
bower Ink'ts sliull bo constuictcU Insihl
M-vif-r dlsttlot i snoh points as thp city cn-
Klnoor may direct.
So tion4. Tbnl tlio board of public works Is
hcioby Instructed total.o the nooowiiiy stops
toi-nuso thoconstiuctlon of the sewer In s.ild
( list i let.
Suotlon . " . That this ordinance slmll take
etloct anil bo In force from and after its p isa-
"Y'iissod October 7th. K72.
JOHN OWOVnA
ritvOlork.
P. P DAVIS.
1'rosldetit City Oonnc.il
Appiovcd Oulobsr llitl . lh' ' . ' .
ina : P. m.Mis. :
Mayor
ORDINANCE NO. H'J ! ) ! ) .
An ord niiii"o cie.itln'strum Improvement
district > o. 4V ) in the city of Oninlin
Tor tlio lninovliu | ( it tliu a Uiy in s'lld ills-
ti let liy pivlnj ; iind nllon Ins thirty da > s to
tlu > propel ty on ncrs In sulil district In which
to determine nnd deMfitiato tliu innturl.il du-
blii' I to hr used forstieh Improvlii ! : .
He Itord.i nu.i uy tlio city council of tlio city
nt Omaha :
Suction 1 That Street Iinnrnvcttionl Dis
trict fu > . 4V ) for the Imrirmliii : of thu alley In
said district Is hcruhy cie.ited tn tlio cltv of
Omaha.
Sections , Thatsticct Iniprovemontdlstnct
No. 4M shall compiNuthu allov In block I Hi.
from ITtli street to Ihtti street. In the olty of
Omaha , and shall include .ill lots and real
oblate on both sides of said allcv bacn n dis
tance of I'U feet from the lines tlieieof , and'lt
Is hoiebv declaicd necessary to Improve thu
.s.iinu by paving.
Section : L Tlmt street improvement dis
trict No. 4f'i ' In thu city of Omaha he and the
aamo Is hereby ordered Impiovul by uavlng
thn bamu.
Section 4. That thirty days no\t , nftor thn
p.issiiKuand approval of this ordinance bo and
thcsiinols hcriibv allowed to thu owners of
all lots nnd io.il estate In said street 1m-
pio\.mcnt district , to dctormlnu aid desig
nate the tnaturialdcslrcd to Lo used for the
Improvlii ! of the sumo , an 1 notify the city
rouHell tliuieof , it bavins been and bolus
herohv deteimined by the mayor and cltv
council of s.ild city , for reasons wlilch nppe.ir
rl hl anil propur.lhat.ill the io.iU t.Uoin said
strcot Improvement district , blmll bo ch.trKUil
nnd assessed with the cost ot Improving thciu-
in. to ho thereafter ilulurmlnuil unU Vbiun-
lishod Hccordltii ; to thu buncllts to the
nrapcity In said stiuot imprownont district ,
and tliu llo ird of I'nbllcoiUs Is lioruby di
rected to jIMJ nnilco to the o\\ tiers of lands
und lots , subject to local assessment , for the
oostots.ilrt Improvements , to dotoiiiilnc and
designate the matcilil tobonsod for such 1m-
ptoviii ? , by publication In the otllcl.il paper
of tlic > city for tlireo con o utl\o days , rt
least fifteen days prior to tlio lap-is of said
tlilitv days.
Section . ' > . That this oidinanco shall I.IKO
olTcotandbo In force fiom and after Its pass
age.
I'ussod October 7th. 1H > . ' .
JOHN cuovr.s ,
(3lty ( Olerk
K. i' . DAVIS ;
PioslduntClty Council
Approved October 10th. ItiU.
GIO. i1 , lions.
Mayor ,
NOTICE OF TLJE SITTING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL AS A BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION.
To the owners of the lots , p.irts of lots and
real I'stuto abuttiiu on or adjacent to thu
bticcls , alloys or dVuuiiGb hcieln named or
HltiiHtcd in whole or In pirt within any
of thud strlcU hort'ln specified :
You anil unch of yon are hereby notidoil
that thu oil v council o : the city of Omiha will
sit as a Hoard of rqnall/'itlon , nt thu olHcu of
thn City Oleik. In thu City Hall. Oni.ilin. ub. ,
on 1'riday tlio-Sth day of Ocio'iur , ISrJ , from 'J
o clock 11. m. to.'i o'clock ] > . m for the unrposo
of conslduilns nnd ecitiiiii/ing the pioposud
levy of special t.ixcs und assessments .is
shown by "Proposed Plans \sioiMiiciit'
non on Hln In lh < olllco of said City CloiK , and
eoirectliiRany oirois ihoroln , anil nf hc.iiiii'
all complaints that thu on nor-i of property so
to ho iivir > iud and t.ixcil may iiial.o ; said
special taxes and iisicsbmunts proposed to ln <
levied hulni ; ncccssaiy to eov < rlhi' cost of the
hovoral Impioxumoiitsdiily iiiithoil/ud to be
made mid nn\v coniplutcd , as follows :
Torotur the ' -ost of iiorniancnt bilok Blde-
w.illv. laid by .1. C ) . I'oiby , atnountln to tlio
BIIIII of j-1 ) TI.T ( > n , Including ihucnstof lnspi > otlon ,
nhlch said sum It Is pioposud by aicpnitdiily
adoiited by tlio City Council IOHRSI-HS on tlio
propoiu opposite which said slUuuallcs wcro
constitu'ted. 111 follonn :
Lot 1.1 block 4 IliinsfOin I'lncoilD nS.
Lot II block 4 . . IB- ? .
hot 13 block I . . 41) ) : . ' ? .
l.ut 1' ) lilocJc 4 , , 4''J ) .
Lot IT hlojk 4 . . 12 2 > .
Lot IH Mock I . . 40 LM.
l.oi. IDblncIv t . 41 UT.
North ( bfcut lot 15 block II Hanscom I'lucu
} 'I7 HI.
lol in block 11 Hunscoin I'lnce $41 ' . ' .
Lot i * block 11 . . 411 L'T.
Lot IH block 11 . . 40'JT.
Lot 1 fhvrry Garden 101 Ta ,
Lota . . til c' ) .
Lotil . . Ill l/l.
lut 4 . W 47.
Noi Hi 4C 4-10 foot lot .M blocic & West Hud Ail-
( llllonJJT Ml.
Lot ' "J block 5 West Hull Addition ? ! ' . ' 75.
North KJ foot lot 3 block H I ) V Smith's Addi
tion JiU KU
hmtli 4lfeot hif.'Wofk 8 i : V Smith's Andl-
tlon * VI T .
Lot It block S K V Smith' . * Addition JIM 4V ,
South II feet lot 4 block b U V bmlth'i. Addi
tion $111I
'lo cover tliu rest nf licniiai.ic.nt blduwnlkr
of Kunsiisbliincj , Including inspection , laid l > >
I''urn.in k Son , ii'iiniintlii ) ; to thu sum ol
UI.V.il.l.hlcli h.ild HIIIII It Is proposed by n
report duly adopted liy the city coiincll to as.
boas on thu property ntuo | ita which s'lld > < lau <
wains xseru constriicluil , us tolluwni
Lot 4 block i.il Uni.ihaifl.1" ) iO.
Lotr > hlockil : : : 171 40.
Lot 4 lilncK .I.'J * 171 un.
Lot .r > hloclt II-'J IS. ) f. .
K 1 feet lot U b'otik W Omaha 31J1 16 ,
Lot U blouK 140 ( Jiniihii JI.Vi in ,
LotT hluuk 114 1'Jd ,1(1. (
K45 foot lota Dtoak 111 Oinalm-U IS.
hub lot lof lotOUipliol addition Wi V7.
! : . ' . ' feet biih lot 9 of lot U fan.lol aiiditloi
511 IK
\V s'i'ilot l.'i of lots Capitol addition $37 III
Tocovirlho rokt of nitilli'lal slonti side'
walks laid by I'oidit Iliiho , as per thelruatl
mate uf Ail-Mist l.'Mh , Ib'-r , ' , jncluillir , ' Inspuc.
t.on , umoiintlnn to the sum ot < 4ll ai , wlitul :
stilu HIIIII It Is proposed by n report ( Iill ;
adopted by iho city council to ansoss on tin
run I ustato ojiposlte which Maid nldo walks wen
constrnctnd , us follows ;
N KS feet lot 1 block l.'tOnmhaglGI 07
K H feet lot 'J blook 77 . . U > 49
Lot 1 block 7H Omaha $118 05
Lot 2 block 7S . . t-Ofi-J
Lot a hlocK'.H . . H'l 0-1
Lot 1 h ooK Ks . ' 'JT 61
N UJ foot lut 4 lilook W Uiiiuhu $170 'J4
HII : feet lot 4 block OJ . n.'HT
That purl east of we-,1 S3 fcot lotTblocl
Kl Omaha * l 7 OX
SOU fuut lotfi , block IC7 , Omaha 5f a.G3
Lot 1 lilxk 171 , Oiaalrj , S-'J.S.IO
Lot - block 1TI . . 178 M
Ixit : i block J7t . , 178..M
Lot A block : t5t . HiS-M
Lot A block lli"- ' > . Omiihn , 81'J f 8
n 4i lot I mock IU3 > , | , Qiuahii. M.T.CO
Lot 4 hlookSOIK , Unialia , I.M.M7
Lot 1 block 20ft J ' " "aiS.4D
Lot H block -JiSti
blockai.lli ' I8J.J
Lot : i block fl Kountzo Sc Kuih'a mid $02. : }
Lot 4 block 0 87.7"i
To cover the cost of lllllni niilsnnuo lot !
amoiinlhigto the sum of IIIJ.C7. which hal
sum , it U proposed by u report duly udopli-i
Overcoat
That's what we are when you need one con-
sult-with us We have all the proper styles
all the popular fabrics
Meltons Kerseys Cheviots
Cassimeres Wide Wales Stockinettes
Serge and silk lined
Box or long cut v\
*
Colors tan brown oxford blue black
gray-
Single and double breasted "
Lowest price $3.75 with a gradual rise in price
of 50 cents a coat till you get to $30 the high
est which fit as well as custom made and
wear as long These coats will please your
fancy for they are everyone metropolitan in style
and the price will catch you
Columbia Clothing Co ? 3
Cor. 13th and Farnam.
Suscessors to M. Hellman & Co.---
iy tlio city council , to assess on tlio properly
s follows :
lei , 17 block 4 Hawthoino nmllllou fKL'.T- .
OnX > tli htrcct in . . . . 41.115.
To ciivur the cost of piivlui ; nnil onrlilns
'oppliUoii ; i\oiiuo from .l.'uil strout to ; ilnl
trout. In Stioet linpruvoiiiuiit < llslrk't No CT ,
inountliu to the bum ut i.VaJ.UIlnoh said
u in. Itlsproposeil bv n rcpoit duly adopted
v tlio city council , to ttssi"-s on tliu prnuuity
Aitliln s-iKl distt let accunllni to foot ( roni-
fo nnd tliu iisu.il soxllii : > r back prouc ° t to thn
eptli of tlio district as croatod. Hatu pur
'out. f.l-i-G.'S. as moro fully blio.ui by said
'I'roposod I'lanof As i > ssinont. "
Tocoxor the cost , of improving by puvliiR
.nil curblnK In strent Improvuiiicnl ( IKirlut
N'o. : ( ! ) ! . c'Jiiiinlsllii ; NlfholiH utieot Iioin 20th I
.ticot . tuwest ilnnof IM niu's addition , amountI I
tip tn the sum of JISV.V. ) > . nlilcli said HIIIII It i
s proposed by a rrport duly .lUoptud by the
Ity council , to aaiuss on tin ; propurlvv In s.vld |
llbti let ns cro.itud , iiccoidin to foot front 11:0
nnd tlio usual sciulnu' hnck piotcis : uitn pur
root. * l. hS , ai iiiDui fully snonu by s.ilil "l'io
nosed 1'lon of Ai cssnient. "
To cover the co-it of oponlns L'Tlli strcot.
2tn stri'ot anil " 8th HVeniie. tliimi'-'li tax lot
" > . section U , township 15. ranEo M. Total cult
of cnvli streol , Vlh streut. $ lbOO ; Uatli street ,
5-1,8'JO : 'JHlli uvonilii.il 810 ; which silil bums It
lipioposed by a mport duly adopted by the
cliv oouncll. to assess as follows :
ThositiiouiUs ahull bo assensod respectively
in u ich stroct on tlio foot frontacooii both
.tiles ot said ntreots from llri tel street to
I'uMon ' strcot , aci'ordliiK to the usual ccnllni ;
nek procosa In doptli to the llrst alloy or
. ontorof block and In Ian IH not platted to
[ ho dejitli ofM feet , jirovliled that tlio assess
ment north of I'ratt btrent shall bo ono-linlf
thn ratu of tliatsoutli of 1'iatt street.
To cover tbo coat ot openliiK iiltli troot
through tax Jot No. 1. suction 10 and lot
ID Ulvervlew addition , amounting to thosnin
if S , Bfx < .l)0 , which sold sum It Is proiwsed by n
oport dulyudopied by the city council to
skoss on thn propcrt/ follous :
T bo lovloif on the west 1M foot of that part
vliic east of SJtlisttri-t and the o.ist 150 foot
of that pint lyln west of Ktli ) blroutof tax lot
1 suction IG-i : > -l I t\W.fn. \
I'o bo Icnicil on lot ! ) Hlvervlow JJ10 TO.
J'o bolovlcdon lot II . . 01 Oil.
To bo luvloil in lot 8 . : CO.
To lie levied on lot Itlvprvlow , % IJ. 0.
To lo ) lovled on lot ? , Hlvurvlow , $ ! ( ) 00.
To bu lolod on lot U , Hlvorvluw , KM.OD.
To bo levloi on tlio propurtr on n.ich sldo of
29th sticut from Cuniiiu to Lake street as fol
lows :
I'rom C/iiintiiK to Vales strooto\cept ( .ibovc , )
J.I ir.S.7U.
1'ioin Laid btrcot to Krsklno street. $7l'il. ' :
I'roni Oskinu atiout to ( iiunt strcul , $100. Til
1'ioin ( rant HI reel to Ituiilotto Bliout.l lliiUO.
I'roni llurdetto htroot to Vales stroot. $ . ' 47 " 0.
To bo asseasod todoiilbof tlireo lots , the
llrtt allov or to the center of bloclc.
To cot or the cost of oxtondlnz IDth street
fiom Iho north line of llartmim's addition to
L'onlor Htioul , uiiiountliiK to the KIIIII of $10-
0"il. 44. which said sum It la proposed by a ro-
lioit duly adopted by the city council , to as
sess on tno property on n.icli slJo of IDth
strcot from tlis south line ( if lotM. llartman'h
aildlllon toUuntorsticot , as follows :
line-fourth of the amount " " the east side
of Illth street and Ji of tliu iiniount on Iho t ! t
bldoofl'lth ' striiot ; on the e.ixt slduof JOtli
street , 7.11 m fool al &H.0I. ! t..SI'J.h'i ' ! on tbo
west sldo of lUth strcot , 7J4.tr fool
To cover thn cost of danmzns for opmilnx
Ilitli Htroot. bulrii ; a juilKiniiut with cosU und
Inlurcat In favor of Arthur lluniln lon ,
anioiinlliiK to if , H700I , tthlcn a ld Mini It Is
pioposed liy u loportdulv adoitocl | by the city
council , to uisots un folliuva ;
To l > o assessed on the properly ou imch side
of JJth Btrcot from Doiulas Rlroot to south
city linillB pro rat.i aocording to foot front-
ape ; i.itnpo fool , f MIS0747
To cover the < -nst of ItiiUiiiont for damages
forchuniruof Krailuof Ki litconth streol from
l.i'UMuiworth streut to n iiotnt 111' ) foot MJiilli
of Mason Btri'd , ainoiintlnt : to thu sum of
t''ll. M. uhloli a d BIIIII II IH propoiud by u re-
poll duly a loptod by Iho city c'onncll to as-
Hi'Hi pro i.ita .iccordhu to foot fiont noon the
property of both Hides of Kltrhtountli Btiont
fiom I.e ivunwoith street to I'lorc'O bliool and
nceordlutf lo thn usual ai.illiu bnolc nroi'uss lu
drpth to the alloy ; ratu nur foot , il'JM\ \ .
To cover thu co-,1 uf coiistruct'on of the
boner In BBWIT dlHtrlut No. r > 7 , iiiiioiinlliu to
the Km.'i of * 7'.r > . ' .M , whlcli Brtld sum II Is pro
posed by u report duly adopted by the oltv
c'onncll louasossoii thn iiropaity liiHaid dis
trict ni'cordln. to fool froutiuu ; thn cornoi lol
la bn iiSMHsed for tlio lonifor Hldoonly ; rule
per foot , } ' .7Wi (
To cover thn cost of construction of srnvcir In
iownr dUtriol J\o. IM. iiinouiitlnu to thtt bum
of } .is5ai , tthlch s.iltl sum it U jiropo'.ul by a
niiort | duly adopted by the city connell , to
UbsossiiH follnwn : To bou mussed on tlio nrop-
orty adjolnliic .sower according to foot fronr-
use lu do nth to llrst alloy. Hr.io pur foot ,
To cover the cost of dninuKOi for clinnuu of
prndoof DouKlasatrfoL from Sixteenth bt. to
Tweiitlulli hi , and lntorsoctlim ht rents ,
aniountliiK to thu HIIIII of fUiii'.Mi , which Hiild
hum It l proposuil uy u report duly adopted
by thn olty council , to iixsom u < follows :
On DoiiKlnsHt. . from ronrtuonlh hi. lo 1'if-
tennthbl , , SIWW.UO.
On DouKlni St. , from I'lftconth St. to Six
teenth at. , SI , MI. 1,0.
On DouKlasfct. . from Slxt tenth st toTwuu-
Hot list. , K H.ia
Un Donslaa t-trcot , on north blilo from
2Uth htreot to \ > est line of lot - . lloimiil'a sub
division : on south aldn from 'JOth Htiuot to the
west Ilnuof sill ) lot IB , BtibUlvlilon lot .
Uoladil , * J.O-AW.
On DOUKJUS Htroot , on north Hldn from the
wcsl line lol - ' , lloiuul's hiibUlvUlon lowest
line sithH. lot ' - ' , Uapltol add. ; on south sldu
from the west linn of sub 18 , Hot 9 , ( Japltol
adit. , to wustllno of lot O.llousel'i bulidlvlaldii ,
ll.'Jd-.l. .
Un DouKlau street , on north ulo from west
line of sub U , lot 2. Cupltol add , , to Wtist
line Bull H lot i ) , ( 'upltol add. ; nn south bldu
f rom \ieut line of lot IL llouscl' mihdlvU on ,
toot llnobub 12 , lot J. C'-ipito ) and. JI.OJ.I.W ,
On Douglai. btrcot on north ilUufrom weit
line of sub : t lot : t Capitol addition to SUli
stiuet ; on south sldu from west line Hub 1'j lot
II Capitol addition to ' 'I Hi sticut. II.2.M.5G.
Uu 14th stirct from north line of lot. D to
south line lol II , Kollom's 1st add. J7I10.8J. a
On IJtli htreot from alloy north of
hticet tn Dodco slioet. .l.iir.71. :
On Ihtli stri'el fiom I'aiu.tm tioel to Dodgd
stioct. $ l.4C.lbl.
On IDlhsticet from Tainnm street to Dodjro
street , JI.4W.dl.
To I o iisbossed pro ratii acconlliiR to foot
frontage In depth to thu ccntor of block
To rover the cost of damages for criidlnz
Muslim street from "Dili stirut to SHU strout
iiniotintliu to Iho sum of jiJl : Oil , which said
hum II Is proposed by a repoit duly adopted
by Iho city cot ncil to iis oss on the pioperty
on Martha street from 'JJili toMth streets ou
uacli side In depth to the iilloy on o.ieh side
accoiiliu- the usual scaling back piocess ;
r.ito per fool JJ.1.I.W.
To voi ur the co-lot Krndluz ( ' islellar street
from nth stieet to-4tli stroi-t In Rr.idlng dls
tilct No 47 , .imomuliij ; to the sum of $ * > .M.u4 ,
which said hum it H propntMl by a report duly
ml opted by the cllv council to assess on the
propeity on bothaldesnf CnstullarsUoet from
Kith sticci toMth stivcl pin r.it.i icfordlni ; to
Irontaeo and Iho usu il scnlln | b 101 : process
lu doiilh to the alloy in block * ii anil 8. S. K
HozcrV addition , and blocks 7 and b. Cntiip-
boll's addition , to thoieilli ! | of lluoo lots ; in
property not subJIvldc-d to the depth of J50
feet. IJ.itn per fool > I.OsT ) .
To covet tlio cost , of Krtullni ; Davenport
Htroot from 40iii snect to tlio Holt Line r.ill-
wiy In ruiline dlslilct No. : il. nmounllnx to
the sum of 8 1 , 107 O'i. which said sum It Is pro
posed hv n report duly adopted by the cltv
council to assess on Iho pruuorly on botn
slnos of Duvonporl an cut from 4Utlu.strcot to
Iho Holt l..no i illwav pro rat a inn- foot front-
a.X < i according to thn nsiml hcallns buok pro-
ress in depth to the first ullny Or 150 foul.
Kale per foot M.ThT.I.
'lo cover the coat of grading LaUo strout
from 42d streol to4Hli slieet In Kradlri dla-
trlct No. .M ainonntliu' lo the hum of tU 1. ' < r .
which Htldsii'ii Ills pioposed by n report duly
adopted by tlio c-ltv council , to assess on the
properly on each sldu of l.aUo street , from 4. 'd '
btr cl to l.'ith street pie rala pur fool frontuK"
accoullnc to thn usual Hc.illiu bnck pioccss to
tliu llrst alloy , It'ito noi foot. tl.'JIb. .
To cover thu cost of Kiiullni ; > lh siieotfrom
I'niiiaiii hticut lo lltiilhlicul In Kra'lln1. dis
trict No. 4f , 'iiiiountlii , ' to tlio sum of to.tUIV ! , ' ,
which said sum II Is ptoposed by a irporl duly
adopted by the clly council to nssess on the
pioporty on unth s do of : btli btrcot from
Kiirnam to Ituil pie iiita poi foot frontage ,
according to thn usual Healing h iuk pioeons lo
tliu alloy or 15 1 feot. Itatomrfool tl.4Jliri.
To covoi tlio rust of KI iillnj : tirant streut
from Tncnty-lliit hticet to Twenty-fourth
htiei't ' and tlio u.ist alloy running north and
south In block ; ' . Idluwlld ; aiuounlliii to the
HIIIII of JIH.MI7.lnnli Hald sum 't ' Is propose t
by it irpmldulv adopted liy the city council
to ashess pro ral.i un Iho iiioptirty udjacenl us
pri-foot fionta o ; tlin piopoi ty on the alley atone
ono fourth Iho into of the piopurly on Giant
htrost. In ilt'plh to the Ilisi alloy :
Alloy. KU feel al ilU.uo.'Oj7 , * l'.fil.
iSianlhticnl. I.DTJfueiuti . .USUs , $ JJ.in )
To cover the cost of tmulliiK Twiinty-fourlli
street from Hull I.lno railway to 1'oit street ,
ainountliu to thu mini of Jl.lOl.hn , which aunl
sum It js proposed by u inport duly adopted
\ > Y the city council to IISM'SH on tlin properly
iidjolnln ? nd on ouch bldu of Two ity-fourtu
htreot from Unit I/I no rallnar to I'ort atrout
pro rntaacpoidiiis to fool fiontjto ; ; lalo per
foot front. JlWl'IV
Tr eovor thoco tof itniillnz l.'ilh street from
Vlnton strout to the noi Hi line of o.ik Hill add.
No M and the cost of c-ulvori conslruotod by
J. K. Itoovr-h .t'o. nl ruh and Valley HtronU , in
prndliiK district No. : i , amounlliu lo I ho Hum
of { U.OIU.HI , M hlcli s.tld sum II Is propose t by u
ropoit duly adopted v tlio city counull to
assess pro rat.i accoidlnv to Iho foot froutaijo ,
on 1.1th btinot on ea-li side , fiom Vlnlon M.rcoo
loOaK/llll add. No s , act'oidlnx tolho uaiiul
scaling baok prot-ess In depth to Iho allov
where lliu alloy ) - , | i irillol with l.'ilh aired ,
and IiU ! foul on other nroninty ; tliu nliovn
lioincomprlt.pii In Ki.idliii dlstilct No. ! I7.
Itato pt.r foot. * I..I'il. ' )
To cover Iho cost of tlio construction of
KO'.voi-ln hcncrdistilct No l.'i. ainountliu to
Iho HIIIII of Sl.Tlli.M , which sild 1,11111 It , H pro-
liosod by a ropoit duly adopted by the oily
council , lo as.cuon the luoperly fronting ou
n ild sewer noi'ordliu lo tliu foot fiontiuo mi
nor loH havln , ' bewor on < > oth Hhlm to I in
assc'su I ou the lonnr fioutu'ii only. Kilo
per fout , touHJ , us morn fully himwn by Bitld
"I'roposcd I'lanof AKKus-.niont '
To cover thu cost of dumnutiH by lonhon of
Ki.KlliiKfit h st i rot from I'amani lo lluinuy
strool , uiul alloy butwuen Karnam und
lluinny kticotH from .iitli htreoi to ' 'im
avuniio. tun iiintliu to thu sum of tl.WJ.In.
which b.ild sum It IH prui | 9od by u lopiirt
Uu v udoplod hy llio city counull to iihsom
on the property on both hhlo.s of "Oih Htroot
fiom rirnum to Ilainev stroola , and on both
sides of thu alloy from IKuh street to S7th
bvi-iiuupio tata. aocordliu t'l fool fiontaun.
und thu usual bu.illiu bai-k iirocum In depth ,
Uii''Oth htroot east sldu , two lolsj on Wth
fcltcut. wo'it Hid o. I'M f.t , | ; , , , „ ) nu i > a"li bldu of
ulluy lo atrout Halo nur fo.il , il.nl U.
\ on are fuitliur nollllod Ih.its ltd "I'roposnd
riansdf AHiOtMiiont" mo noivbiibject to thu
Iiikpouilon and inilnatiou of any of llin
ownom ofhtld lots , pails of lots or ploros of
ro.il csiutu , or thu Inspection or u\niiilnutloii
of any other person Inliiiostnd In s-ild pro-
jioioii assetsmenlii , at thu otllcu of sihl city
clerk , und thnt by a i uport of u roinn.lt tco ot
said council duly udoptud , U IN propocu 1 that
nnlcts for oed and sullluli'iituanvnlt may bu
olhurwlsu otdorud und doioriulaud , that thu
cost of said Improvement * roipoallvoly bo an-
bubuod on thu biivc'iul lolH. pnrlsof lot * and
pieces of rnul uniulu as bliown by slid "I'ro-
poked I'lunsof
Vou , and mirh of you , are lioroby notlllcd to
nppu ir before mid Ito ird of r < | iljlli.ulon , at
Ihu llmu and pi tun above itpuulllu I , f > iniilin
any uoniplaltiu btiaomont. or objection you
dcklroconcornln any of ualil iiiopatud luvlui
and ua4UismuiilHofHpoul.il ! tuxuu.
JOHN ( iltoVKB , OltyUIurk.
OMAIU , Nub. , October lUlh , tb'j. .
Oot. SJd7