Nebraska Newspapers

    THli OMAHA DAILY HEI&nMONTr > AY , 0 TOBKil 21 1SD2.
MORTGAGE INDEBTEDNESS
Nebraska Land Ownars Now Owe -Ono-
Third Lees Money Than in 1885.
DEBT DECREASES WHILEVALUES INCREASE
liiB of ( Inidont Areiimu-
lnll"n of U'rnllli , till" ImllUiltinl tJrlit
Has llrt-n Materially Itrditcrd A
Iteinarkitliln Cxlillilt.
Political nettators hnvo , for Uiroo years or
moro sought to Injure the crodlt ot Netiriwlta
by gross misrepresentation of the tnortcaifO
doht of her land owners. The thctna has af
forded the populist stump orator nnd orlltor
an olTccllvo mean ? of catcning ttio former
vote nnd has been carried to such length n- >
to demand the intention of the republican
proas.
Tun nr.i : has for the past two yonrj rn-
pontedly shown from the records of every
county in the sUto that Nebraska ! s pros
pering and the mortK'o debt of Her Inrmers
has not boon excessive mid ha * beau grad
ually reduced during the past three years.
'
Ti'tr. line U ntdo to show by authoritative
nnd absolutely Incontrovertible lleuro * .
1. A decrease in amount of mortgages Hied
ot GirfilO : , or that fewer fnrmeri by 0117,510
fllod real estate mortgages iu ISs'Jl-'J ' than hi
1889.
! i. An increase In value ri01' cro n ° d a decrease -
crease of iUIOI7f In the nmoutitof property
mortgaged.
n. A positive decrease la the ntiRrogato
debt Incurred of $ V. > tl,8ia.
4. For every $100 ot mortffiuio debt in 18S9
\volindpropori.v worth SiU to pny the deut
with , and In lS'.ll-3 ' this had Increased to
f'Jio , so that Instead of bulnc nooror by nil
Increase In thodoht , wo nro really rlohor by
n not Increase In value of our holilltiRS of $11
for every debt of $100.
5. The dobltncurrud isono-thtrd porcnplta
loss than was incurred In 1-SS5. It is one-
fourth less than In IbS'.l ' , nnd the property
mortgaged is worth more today , as compared
with the debt , than It was in ISS'.l. '
Hc-lillt ol Olllrlal Invi'stlcutlon.
The cultnluiitiuK ooltit was roaultcd when
It was assorted positively nnd often that the
mortgage Indebu-itticsi resting on the farm
lands In Nebraska was not lft < s than $150.-
OOO.UOO. That was in March , 18SO.
As a partial result of all this
agitation , and olllclal investigation
was ordered and It , is known beyond question
orqulbolo that- nine months after the bold
{ Assertion that our fnrms wore mortiragnd for
f I.WUOWl , ( ) ) ) , iho actual amount ot indebted
ness covorine Nabrusim lands , Including
' 'town property , was less than J'l,000,0l ) > 0 , and
Judging from the increase slice ascertained
the u mount of Uils debt in Alnrch , ISS'.i ' , was
not moro timn $87.000.000. At this latter
[ , date no statistics were ofllctally compiled Oy
means of which the amount of debt could bo
determined. Hut wo now ECO that the
llguros advanced by dtstrcss-duntors were us
'shown ibove , almost twice iu larco as the
'truo ones.
Statistics are n dry muss , and it scorns
strange sometimes that wo should bo ever
lastingly followinc the example of the unique
mud Immortal Oliver Twist , by calling for
"raoro. " Still in llcures thta-o nro facts.
nnd a llttlo patience , perseverance and
honesty of purpose In stuaying tbo tables
hero submitted , will ravcul to tlio Inquiring
mind n condition ot aggregate prosperity
which cannot bo gainsayod.
The farm inorteaco debt of Nebraska in
curred m the year ending July 1 , 1S9J , U ! lil
per cent less per capita than it was In 1885 ,
und one-fourth less than in 1SS ! > .
ron ) thu Kt-ciirils.
In the ton years ending Decombar 31 , 1839.
the total recorded indebtedness ( without
an ? deductions for payments ) on real cstatu
consisting of tracts not less than ono aero in
extent , was ns follows :
Amount which mortganof secured. . $ 181,420.021
Number of morlKiixos Illort . . ' . . . 2lii,41.1) )
Nunilioriit acroa morUnKod . : Oir ! : > , tl3 1
Average amount ot mnrUaxos . tSJI
Avorn-io unmoor of acres per mort
gage . U ?
AvoniKU amount ot mortgage per
acre . W.RO
I'orthollvo yearn ending December 31 , 1839 ,
the number of morlzaKcs filed , the amount
of such mnrtmiKUs and the mini Dur ot acres
involved , was as follows : . i
No. of mortAninitnl iiTINo. ut ncrun
Eases Illcil. iiiortgnKCH. mortiEntud.
mi 2.777 : : ; ly.siiuiii )
1S8I1 : HU7i :
2.S.STO
lass. , 25.613 5ii'.uyu ! ( ! ; i , < 0t37
1B8 ! > . , yj.UIZ a.slm ; ;
Totnla' . . . . f I I8.fs-.fi , l < la.ra.iiB
Av. iior y'r J 2J.77IVS'J
Vimr pnd'K
July MM ) . ! s.iw.nin
DccrciKO. . . $ I.UIU..VI7 4T.I.U17
A Una falling olT In tbo number ot mort
gages tiled on farms during the twelve
months bolween Juno yo , 1S91 , and Julv 1 ,
IS'J'J.
VIM.VOS KOll TUB VKAU 1SS. .
Ainoiint which inorlgaEcs sccttroJ.$10SIfi.nid
Number ot tnorlaagus Illod li ! ; , 7
Number of avres nioiwazed a..TJ.V'liS
Average amount per mortiacc 9 H'J
AvnraKO iiumlicr of acres jior mortgage -
gage ' 1K1 !
Avura'4oainounlof tmirlgnco poracrc $ 0.r.
Alibis time the population of Nobr.isltc
was 7IOI5. (
During the year ending December HI , ISbO ,
the figures were us follows :
Amount which mortgagee ) secured , . . .JTHililMri ;
NuiuDcrot iiiortuagoi Illod L1l.ui :
Nuinborof iii-rcs morlgiiKiMl 8,3.'IIJI
Average amouulof uacli innrluuRn. . .4 8 ? . '
Avurtno nnniliorof acres per mort-
gimo r 1:11 :
Average aniouiilof niorlKauu pnr.iurol O.I !
The population then bolng lo.3U10 ,
The total amount outstanding or In ex
istence on January 1 , IMK ) , wus &s follows ;
Amount which tmirtuiigcs seen re } 3jrif.i.O.T |
Numlicr of mortgages In forcu 11)7,17. .
Niiinliur of acres inorl.'acil tlUjj"j
Average nnuiunt of e.\istliu inort-
gacos t g |
Avcr.tgo number of acres pur mort-
Avurato ainount cf nuirt ace per
aero. , . . . $ G. 4
Durlnc Iho year ending July 1 , 1802 , th
amount of farm mortgages tiled was ns fol
lows :
Amount which mort''a''os fiooitro . ? ; ! . ' , I W , (5 ( 1
Nuinbiirof mort''avus nii'd . ! St'j : :
Aver.iRonniounl ui > r inert auo . $ UT
Tbuntnounl released in same period was
Amount uf inorlsaccs roieasiid . SIB.tWS.oU
Niimbor nf liiorl'jagei iidoiiHOd . , , " \it \
Nut amount , of Inorounud dubt In this
period . ? 4W,57 ; !
Koi-iipltulatlon ,
This summary shows moro plainly the ratl
nxisllng Uv-twcen the mortvagos Hied for th
yours named , iho population of the stale , nil
the moiidy eoasidoralioti Jnv.ilved ,
Nuunr.it or HOUTIAIII.S : ruiai.
1S85 . 23.71
i8bOK..i . 1.M.O
Kmllng July 1 , ISU . 2J.8 :
I'dl'l.'I.ATION OK NKIIIIA'SKA.
JllllOl , 18 . 710.0
Jlcooinbnrlll , IStll . , . . . . .
July i. Ihir. ' , lutlmatpil at same ratio
, of Inuruattu ns butwuun Itsi uud
I' ! ' . . W.'IS . , . 1lOIOi
If. ' ' AMOUNT OK MDUTOAIlf.S VIMitl ,
. l&U , . . . . , , . . t in.BU > ,6
IbitU . 13.41)1,1 )
KtiUInz July I , isit ! . i-,48 ,
Avorugo uor mortui.'c ! In ton years
ondlii7.Tnnliary 1 , mni , was . , .t 8
I Average nor mortiiKu in otmyoui-und-
liu Doi'omhcrUI. lb \ wiis . B
lAverauo | > i > r mortva o In onu year ond-
IIIR DceeinlHir Jl , Jt > i.i. wus . & >
A voran" pur mortgiuv In uno y nar und-
lug'July I , 1M ) . ' . wua . . , , . , . . . . . . . flIt )
A comparison of thu above figures rcsul
BS folio a :
In iSM.QiiQUUorlgage , amounting to & -il
was filed for every thirty-ono persons in ti
etuto , or f-il per capita ,
In lt > S'J one mortgage , amounting to t-Si
iv us Illctt for overv tblrty-nlx persons In tl
mate , or f.'l per cuinta.
For the jear otidluc July 1 , 159- . ono tnoi
rngo , ninoumlng to (970 , wus tilnii for eve
' , ilft ; persona til tbo siuto , or SIS per ujpitu.
In other words , tbu pcrccntugo of fui
land Indebtedness Incurred In tlio year en
lug July I , 1SU,1 , u ono-fourth less than
was In 1SSO , nud about one- third less than
168) .
It U quite the thing to tlgura nattot
oratuto ctobts , valuations , etc. , on u "pi
capita" busts , or so much far every one me
woman aud child in. iho country orstu
'J'bero U no practical good in so coniputlt )
except that It affords a uniform b < mU i
cstlmaton nnd comparisons. The
name method Is used here lor iho purpose ot
hftvinc a stnndard by xvhlch to pnugo the
fnets urought out ky those statistic * .
At the end of tbo year ISS'J ' the amount of
dhlltijr mortgn ? ! } debt on acres In NotirasKa
( { ' .Mn < ) dtMS ) represented a mortgage debt of
noottt $35 po.r capita , anil to secure that debt
there wns plcdRod thirteen acres per capltn ,
nnd these thlricon acres wcrovul- at about
JIS'.i. On thU bnsli , If tbo rosldonts of No-
br.tskn were nil fanners , und the acres mort-
irngcd roproscntcd nil the larm lands In No-
brnska. ntid If ovcrv farmer's fmnlly con
sisted of iH-o persons , nnd the property nnd
dents \vcro divided cquallv between each
family , then ovcrv fstnlly would owe n mort
gage debt of , sny ft' ' . " ) , nnd It would own a
farm ot sixty-llvo acrc.-i , vitluoil nt , nay S'.KiO ,
with whinli to pay the debt , Kvory f.inuly
would own property xvorlh f.Vi'i moro than
the mortgage.
It niuuos no dlffcreucoto nny body what the
"
nvcr.ii/oilobtnr the nvorago"nssoisiuont or
the avcrturo vnluation Doroiintta I ? . Trio rich
man U not nny richer If llcurrs show n'n av
erage di'crcuso in debt , nor U iho noor man
nny noororjf llgtiros show an Increase In
dobt. Tho'vttnl pcltit is one wnlc.h nffccts
on eh head of n family Individually and per
sonally. If ono owns u fnhly good quarter
ftcctlon nf Und nnd tins a mortgage on It for
half its value , or sny $1.000 , will it make hU
debt any larger If his neichtwr who oivns an
other quarter section n llttlo moro deslr.iblo
and having better improvement * mortenues
bU for $ I,51M Here Is n debt of $ ) .MW ) on
Il' O acres ntid iho population is two. Ity the
per capita method the llrst would ewe
JI/JTiO , or ti > 0 moro than \ * true , and
his neighbor would ewe 51'A'iO or $3.M )
loss than U true , iho rich would bo rlohor by
this nverugn incn.'aso in dubt , whilst Iho
poor man would bo poorer. U is on this
foundation that the populist calculators base
their rcstilK The foundation la n fr.uidu-
lent ono when lir.ed , ns it has bcun , to build
up a top-heavy itiructmwol pet' capita dent ,
among the farmers of Nebraska nnd enll at
tention to it as n monument of individual
dobt.
dobt.On January 1 , 1S90 , this debt wf ? SW.50U , .
PCS. The real test ot Iho Ihinhuini condition
of any person or bodv nf persons is iho
amount of dnbtas compared with tbo amount
of wealth. When the farms were mortgaged
for ? U3,50dtii3 ) thesd sanm. funn-t had nu
njtual vnluo of $ liotrn'J,440.no : , or moro than
twice ns miinh nt the debt on them ,
liirrtasu In Viilur hluni n.
Again , take iho llgures for tbo year end-
Inp July 1 , 1SOJ , during wbleh time Iho
farms were mortgaged for$33.-llll,0tt. : It is
not known how many ncros this ? . " . ' , -lOO.OlIt
covered , but lot us fall bade on ilia past
averages. Vor instance , during the tun
years oiiillng January 1 , 1SOO , Iho rnortcnges
covered -tvorago ot KIT acres each ; multi
ply the number of mortgages tiled in the
year outline July 1 , 18'JJ ' , viz : iXV.WS , by i : ! ,
as nn nverago , and II gives a total ofil.lS- : )
ODD acres covered bv a mortgage debt ot
f&i-l , ( > t > , < i43. The valtto per ueru Iu IbS'J was
? 1115. . Since then values have increased on
farm land as muoli or moro than 10 per coat ,
so wo will say that the ; ? ,18r : ) > 00 acres were
worth $15 S'Junuh ' , or a grand total of $ r > 0-
nST.-l'J'.t. ' Deduct from this Iho amount of tlio
fcJJ.-HW.Gi ; ) for which tbo property Is mart-
gaged nnd tbero Is a surplus ot M3l"tlS50
ever nnd above the tnorti atres.
The significance of this is that the surplus
value ever the total dobl for ISS'J and lbUl-2
was ns follows :
COMI'AIUSON or UKI1T I.NCIJnttEIl IN 1889 ANI1 IN
Important Public liii ; > ravoiiii-nt < i That Will
Soon Uu Duller \Vny.
Chairman Wood of the committee on via
ducts , streats and alloys of the city council ,
bus advertised for bids on two important
public improvements. Both are paving * , and
will cost $ ,009. The advertisement calls for
bids for navlng with ( Jolor.ido sandstone the
alloy from ft * to N sirens , between Twonty-
nfth and Twenty-sixth streets. Also the
alley from N to O streets , between Twenty-
sixlli street and Railroad avenue , ana U
street from tbo alley west to too avenuo.
Both contracts will bo awarded Monday
evening , October , ! ii , und it is the intention
lo have the work pushed and the ; pavement ,
down before winter bns come to stay.
Chairman Wood will advertmo far bids la
a few days for tbo piving of TJ street from
Twenty-fourth to Twonty-sovoath streets ,
with vilriilcd brick on u sand base. Graders
are now at work lowering the grade on that
street. To bring the street to grade will re
quire considerable of a cut from Twonty-
Iourtli street west to Twenty-seventh. At
the Twenty-fifth street intersection a cut , of
six feet is necessary to bring llio street to
grudo nt thut point.
The paving of L street and the alleys will
probably complete the Imnrovomonts In tuis
line this year. It certainly will unless the
council concludes to accent tbo proposition
of tbe Stradamant Paving company nnd per
mits that company to complete Us Twenty-
fourth street contract nnd put Us pavement
on the unllmshod ouo-balf of thu BtVootfrom
from A to .1 streets.
Amunltml mill frightfully llnutun.
J. L. Olson was in the Third ward Satur
day night und Ills busgy broke down. He
was oncagod In repairing Iho damage whet
an unknown man attacked him from ths
rear In a suvugo manner. Olson was taken
so completely unawares that bo was u nubli
to defend himself from thu ferocious on
sliiugbt , nnil ho guttered A terrible boutini
ndminlstured by his assailant. His hem
and fnco were" pounded almost to it ] clly
both oycs wore nearly closed and ho pro
scntcd a very frichtful appearance. Ith
assailant escaped.
A not tier assault took place last o von in ; . ' a
Twenty-eighth ur.d Q stronts , in the rento
u saloon located there. Pete Sherry , a col
oriul boy nbqui 18 years old , nail u compunlo
of about the same ugo werasot upon by
gain ; ot rulllans aud terribly beaten , Tlioi
heads and faces worn tiudtv bruised nnd uu
and It required a purgoon to attend thol
injuries.
It Will llu u I'rutty S
The broom drill will begtvon this oviinln ;
und repented tomorrow ovonlng at Hluin'
hell. The drill Is given under the auspice
oljlm ladles of the Episcopal church and 1
similar In character to tbo zoituvo drill give
bomo time nh'o. It will be'p.trticipatod In b
twenty-four hunUsomo young latlles , in co :
tiimos of black , each carrying a broon
Under the giiidaitoo of Colonel A , Ii. Lot
ttiuv will go Uhrnugli the drill , executing u
endless number ot prutty , unique and Intr
cato llgttres , which will uting lurt'u admin
tioa nt.ii npplunso.
77 SIr . \ \vTvnlontliii Vtry 111.
Word has been rouclvod jn this city of th
probable fatal illnois of Mrs. WV. . Vulou
tine , who formerly resided Iu Omaha wit
her husband , uud who Is now a resident c
( Jhevouiie. VV.vo. Mw. Valentino is u slste )
07 of K. O. Mayllold ot this nitv. Her parent
07HI Mr. and Mrs. U. W. M.iyiiold of Lonisvllli
HI wore vUtimg hero at tin ) lime the sail into
ligeuco uauui uud tlioy took tbo llrst train i
JU reacti their duughtor's bedside.
Noti unil rcmoimlii ,
' Mr , and Mrs. L. ,1. MayllclJ went toLoul
i'JU
vlllo ycitentuy to visit , fora week ,
TJ Dr. W. J. Hell U ccm , lined to his room
the Heed hotel with anal anal fever.
TJU Air * . Thomas Kmlncor hus pone to Osbor
U O. , to attend the funeral of her father.
J. V. Stout , formerly of ibis city out no
be located at Tckumuh , was visiting frioni
here yesterday ,
rs Mrs. U. E , Wulkor has ROIIO to Motion
rsho la , , In ivspouko to inlolltgciiuu auuouuuh
thu serious Illness of her mother.
rt- K'jv. L U. Williams has Isjuoa a call fa r i
iry meeting of the colored voters lo Uo tie
Wednesday evening In bis ri'Oins in the Sa :
rm tiloclc. Matters of importance to themsolv
id- will bu discussed ,
iit A request has been made to have t
la drama "Christopher Columbus" present
Taursday ovonniir by the HlcrU school uohi
ur * repeated. It has not been determined
ml yet whether it will be repeated ar not.
er- The funeral of the late Peter Madsen , w
in , died Saturday , occurred vealurduy ufl' '
iu. noon from tun rcalucnro at Twenty.nfth u
! ' . P streets , Interinon * . was iu Laurel il
for cemetery ,
LE WORLD OF INDUSTRY
Recent Developments in Various Flalds of
Activity ,
ANOTHER HIGH SPEED LOCOMOTIVE
Tent ol Telrplionri Itetifcon Chi-
ruin unit Nrtr Vork storace ltittrrlei :
lor .Mottvo 1'otrnr liiittMtrliil , Ktvc-
trlnil nun Labor Xotrs.
The claim that this fs tin ntro ot
Is nowlioro more striUlujr-.v sliovvn timn
hi I'ullro.uling1 , The. { Jroit03t ; ,
spued coiiblstoiit with artfoty IA tlio motto
of every projjrosslyo lioiiip.uty. Loss
thiin two inoiillis ago the Nojv York
Con'tnil ! turned out u loiUwiotivo llyor ,
built on Improved plans uitluu itotl to
itnnlhilitto space. . The Union I'nulllo
followed with u locomotive llyur , built In
Omtihii from dusipna by a son of.Otntihn ,
in viovv two liwporltmt .cotisidor-
titions sliced mid now or. Now comua
the Ponnsvlvanlit C'ontrul with * , a lovi-
nthnn , which , if ropoi-ls tire tiilt ox.ig-
noftitud , promise ! ) to run awny from till
rivals.
In ninny respects It Is unlike any locomotive
comotivo over built In this of any ether
country , and its trrcat .advnntngo over
pthor locomollvos llos ii'i'tho fact that
it oinboJiod in the inrtin nil llio host
points of tholrconstrucrion.-mul in ndill-
lion ] ) ossosaos those which are the rusttlt
of tlio most caroltil design ; * ; idoivs and
oxpurimcntj tinder the direction of
Theo. Ely , superintendent of. mollvo
power.
The great si/.o of Iho oncino can bo
niclurcti from thu folUnvinc Uosci'iption :
Total weight of the machine alone ia
M5,00n pounds , or sovonty-two and ono-
Itivlf tuns. When complete with thu ton-
dur and ready for Bervico , combined
woighl ot all is 1124,1100 pounds , or lit !
ton . Th'iro htis never boon a loconio *
tlvo constructed on four drivers which
is us huiivy as this one , thuro boiny
15.000 pounds over each pair of drivers.
The driving wheels are thb-largest
ever built for locomotives in this coun
try and are 7 foot , or 84 Inches , in diiun-
cler. The boiler pressure ia 200 pounds
and the compound principle is of the
two-cylindor type. The liOO-pound pros-
sti'-o has ulreudy been maintained with
surprising ease on the tritila.
ltlmi'4t l.ouniniitlvo Cylinder on Kecnril.
The cylinders are respectively 1J ! ) and
31 inches in diameter and the high
pressure cylinder being of cou so tlio
situtllor , and the low pressure of the
biggest locomotive cylinder over con
structed. The pistons of both cylinders
have a 28-inch stroke and ; imong the
many advantages possessed by tlio' en
gine is ono enabling the engineer to
start the train with stoain from the low-
pressure cylinder. The high pressure
cylinder is on the loft side of the ma
chine nii'l steam generated passes
through it , exhausts into the low pres
sure cylinder nnd is then blown oil.
The boiler is 5 fcot in diameter and 27
fcot long. The ilro-box is as largo in
proportion , being 0 feet long and 40
inches wide , inside grate measurement.
Tlio height to the top of the cab is 14
feet : to the top of the stuck , 15 foot ; the
distance from the bottom of the boiler
to the r.iil is 0 } foot , so that a m.in ever
six feet tall could walk under the boiler.
In the construction of locomotives the
slide valves are usually placed bu top of
the cylinder. In this engine they are
between them , and are piston valves 12 }
inches in diameter. The forward wheels
are 42 inches in diameter , and iu'o steel
tire'd , with wrought iron centers.
The locomotive is such a striking ma
chine in so many ways that it is dillicult
to tell wherein lies the most interesting
point. The running board is 'of
wrought iron , is the same height on
tlio engine that it is on the tender , is
built in a most peculiar fashion , and'in
the front begins below the cylinders ,
forming an apron in front of them.
This point is expected to accomplish
line results by protecting the cylinders ,
rods and crossheads from the cold
winds and the resistance offered by
rushing through the atmosphere 'at
high speed , and preserve tlio power ol
the steam for a longer time than it
could bo when tlio cylinder heads were
exposed to the air. Tlio locomotive
has a pressed steel front in place of the
usual cttstiron front , which Is strength
ened by ono central support. Another
feature is the placing of the injector
pipe and the bund rail on ono bntcuot.
Tlio new application of Iho brakes is
another departure from the uniform
style. The brake cylinder Is under the
cib : and at the back of it , while the
brakes are suspended in front of ouch oi
the four driving wheels. In the region
of the piston valvas there is another de
parture. The whole crosshend , instead
of being supported by an upper and
lower bar , hangs from an uppot
guide , This saves space nnd gives the
rods freer action.
Another udviuitnat of the brontt run
ning board is Unit it makes a wide way
for the engineer or liremuu logo mount
the engine- while running , if necessary.
The sanding arrangement is- worked
with compressed air by covered valves ,
The cvllndor cocks are also worked b\
compressed air , and the engineer hut
full power to start his train by a slmpk
twist of his wrist instead of taking r
long , hard pull at the lever. This , Idot
is entirely now.
There is another great advantage
The engine trucks have a sllding-sldc
motion of one and ono-httlf Inches , in
well as a central motion , and. whili
under high speed , can gostraigh
around a curve while tho-whcojs , an
conforming to the irr.ogularity , power
ful springs bringing the oiigi ire "into tin
direct lines as soon as straight road i
a. roachod. Tills will , itis estimated
save a tremendous amount of wc r < un <
tear on the m ichlnory and enable tin
onglno to round curves at
10 speed , reducing the danger- such
performance to a minimum ,
ih
3lr People iii Chicago desiring to tall
r ever tlio telephone with people In
3lI I
to
BOYD'S '
Monday aud Tuesday , pel. 24 i
CLA.RA MORRIS
Monday Night
HV
as
in. Tuesday Night
First Tlnio In
a
Id
xo An adaptation from the dermaii hy.Olai
Morris. ti o opens Saturday , t'trdt ttoa
( l.Oj ; balcony , 7.i uoiils.
. Next Attraction I'.Utl Kosa.
bo
ol- od WONDERLAND
and IUou ) Thoutor.
Tills WKKK.
heir lirana tiioclnlty Autrrk-utlon. and Uiu MACKt
ir- IIUAMA'IIU < ; ojll'ANV , la
knd THIS DANITKS.
llll OKNEICAIjAIlMIHSION ,
NO IIIIIIIKll
York cnu now n\Hfv ttiolr doslros ,
ihttt is if they wftll.jlo oxpotnl nlnu bit , '
dollnrs ( or five imimtCR t lilt. A puiillo
test , of the lonjf oisjAnco tolcphono win
niatlo the IStii rjnfc < , tintl foiiml t work
siitisfnctorlly. iQHiuora of the comD uy
hiivo nl 'o H ritci-v kltul ot n test for
.1 i.vs piat. : OpjrrttUfs in Now York nnd
Clilcnjjo tnlkoil ( iVdilch othur onslly , na
lluniirh only a mjfb"fiopn.ruled thorn.
"Jt Is simply thu. ell Inslrtimoiit nil-
justed for lonj , ' iliiUviico ( work , " s.iltl Mr.
llovoy , HtipGrintevdunt of the Chicago
ollho. ; "Thoro i 'hb chnnjjo In tlio con-
structlon of ImiWrlnnoo. Success In
lontr distance ted i'nnlni ' ; la n niivttor of
wires ohlolly. wfijluivo n motalllo cir
cuit composotl of 'copper wires tniitlo ' ' .x-
prossly for us. The wlros tire insulntod
us well iii the host experience can illc-
Into , iintl the joints tire woldotl In n way-
Unit IB ns perfect as any known , The
tnotalllc circuit , la'so arranged that the
induclivo Ihtliicucod are iioutrall/.od.
The company b.isos ItsturltT on mtlcnqo ,
chiirgliij. 1 cent a inilo for five mlnutus'
lilk. Now York is Ull ) miles from Chicago
cage by our routo. "
Two of the most remarkable cnpliicor-
Ing works of the asre tire now In process
ol construction at Nlagar.i Falls , These
are two luntiols on oiiposlto aides of the
rlvor. by which it i < nioposod to utilix.o
the pow'orof the falls for mi'inufitcturlny
tnd electric power p'urposos. The tun
nel on the Canadian side will bo about
800 foot lon-j and will develop 11)0,000 )
liorso power , whllo the ono on the
American sldo will bo (1.700 ( foot in
length , with a probable liorso power of
120.0HO. It is uxpQctod that extensive
manufacturing establishments will be
localcd on both Hides of Iho river , while
the eloutrlc power gonoratud by the
falls will bo transmitted to IJulTalo and
ether points.
The excuse of the advouatcs of the
slorago battery as the bet t , means of
clei'trical street car propulsion , that no
buhritatitliil p.-ogross coti.il bo expected
iu its development as long UH thu riirht
to use It was a mutter of contention in
thocourts.no longer liolda good , ways
the Philadelphia Record. The mtiMer
has bO'Mi decided. The B-usli Klectric
company and the Consolidated Klectrie
Storage company of IMiiladoluhin , now
liavc a practical monopoly of tbo storage
battery business. There is nothing to
prevent them from reaping the harvest
that lies ready to their hands if they
can give independent motive power lo
every street car at a , running cost Unit
shall not preclude its lisa by comparison
with ether means of traction.
Uo Witt's sarsaparilia 1 reliable.
1 > 04 for tlui'vltimcli h
Tomorroiv the grqat western do ? show
opens ut Exposltionfhall. After 10 o'clocu
n the morning tho' | 3 < canluos of proud pedigree -
greo will bo In. thdiAaiails'or cases and all
ready to be Razed ftjidjlarctl at by the many
lovers of llmairs tDQjpaltbful friend. "
Late last nlijlit Qiiijo a uunch of valuable
animals arrived attended by one or more
keepers. Today fiilyc'JJO { dnps will nrrlvo
and bv 9 o'clock Ttipsday tnornuiij the big
hall will bo ono masks' of howllutr , yolning
canines from every i5ilnntry on the globo.
The raanairomoix&ws | arratiROd every de
tail and the tir-st oeutb show ever Rtveu tn
Omaha under tho. rtrlds and roi iilnttoiis of
the AmerlcanrKoaufil , club is sure lo bo a
. .
success. f. y
Flyer , ) < ) lii7nu Shut Out.
CHICAGO , ill. , Octt ' . ' ) ' , . Tbo national racing
board of the LuaRUJs 9 American Wheelmen
which has boon iu session for tbe past two
days concluded its ittlnir'today. It was' de
cided that the recowS'Jmade/by / W. W. Win-
die of Milbury , Rlasslxbo. aceeiicU by tha
board. . \ , -
.I.S.Johnson's record of Ifi08-5for ono
milo made af IndnnbttdoiicB. la. , on a kilo-
shaped track , was returned on the grounds
that the anolication was not la conformity
with the rules.
SAr. i'
ti. K. Davis of York is nt tno Arcade.
O. Kirlt of Grand Island is at Ibo Mercer.
G. E. Trogor of Chadrou Is at tno Arcade.
A. D. Sears of Grand Island is at the Mur
ray.
ray.J. . M. Douhttlo of Kearney is at the Del-
lone.
TJ. U. Wilkins of Sidney is at the Bruns
wick.
D. W. Moffatt of Gordon is a guest at the
Arcade.
James i ) . Coalon ot Kearney is at the
Puxtou.
A. II. Gale of Bassetl was nt the Mercer
yesterday. _ " . '
II. E. Jon'os of Kearney was at the Arcade
yesterday.
C. J. Tuttle of Kearney is among the guests
at the Pnxton ,
O. P. Hubbnrd of Broken Bow 'Is a gtiis !
at tbo Murray.
J. W. Bowman of Chicago spent Sunday
at the Murray.
E. 1C Valentino of West Point is registered
at the Millard.
M. C. Dayton ot Nebraska Gity Is a guesl
at the Brunswick.
J. W. DBWPOSO of Lincoln is among tbt
guests at the Mqrcor.
S. S. Moody of Beatrice was a Sunday
guest at tbo Morcar.
II. A. Mos-imoroof JJoouo , la. , is reels
torod at the Dollono.
George M , ITarimvorlh ot Fremont was a
the Millard yoslerday.
H. 1 > . Uarpontorof Syracuse was a Sunday -
day guest at tbo Pnxton.
II. Y. HinscU of Sioux City , la. , is nnioni
tbu guests at tbo Millard.
Mayor.I nines j\l , Woous of Hapid City , S
D. , is registered at the Paxton.
Walter Woodward of Sioux City , In. , wa
u guest at llio Mlllurd yesterday.
Mrs. J. E. Gliclc returned homo yestordiv
after a thrco months trip through the oust
cm states.
Mr. and Mrs. ( J. M , McKlngof Dea Molnos
la , , were among tbo arrivals at the Dellon
yesterday.
Judge Allen \V. Field of Lincoln , catidi
date for uongrojs io tbo First Oistrlct , wa
in the city yesterday.
Captain James A ? Mutton , U. S. A. , lol
yesterday for bis poatat Fort Kobinsoi
after spending n wee'lr with his friends 1
, this city. J '
Joseph Ilonpcn , .fcufmorlv flro and polio
alarm operator. butfifaw employed in Hous
ton , Tex. , has beoa , vMitltig his parenu u
VuT South 'L'wt'ntfMb , ? street for the pas
woclc. Mr. Hongejii luaves today for hi
southern Homo.
CIIIUMIO , , 111. , OctVW' ( Special Toleprat
to TUB UUK.J Thj' , ' , Allowing Nebraskan
I > ( ) I'IJAJ
Faniuin5lrMt ! ' --I-'I-J- AJ
- - - - -
PUICIO.
FUN , MUSIuMXiITEMENT. :
Kotir NlglllM. OoiniiKlriultn HiiuUay Matinee
October" : ! . Iho ItCtl-llstle Comedy Drama
A BARREL-tF .MONE
THE IRON Ml&tS AT WORK.
A positive rovelatloir In itfisxn inei-hanlsn
A hiiniirb uiiiiip'iny , S'Ai'et in.isle , ucllghlfi
dunclnir , i '
FariiainBtrec ater , lmi
Thursday , KrldnHatuiday Mat , and Kve.
ONLY TWIN STARS IN THE WORLD.
- - -
WILLAflD-JEWELL--WILLIAI
THE OPERATOR.
lOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
BV STEEL PENS.
fiOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889.
THEMQ8TPERFEOTQFPEN3.
rcuutcrcd here today i At the Sherman
Houso- . ii. lirUon nnil wife , CuoUln Keith ,
Henry Voss , wlfo nnd son , or Oin.thn ; W. C.
Wlltmnnniulvviroofhlnco.il. At the Tro-
mont Hovlos Aptln. Fr.mk A. Aplln , John
K. I'rntl. Atttio l'almor-U. S. Taylor of
Omnlm. At the Wellington 1\ I ) . Mllin. N.
M. Uonn , of Omaha. At tlio Iceland F. B.
I < owls of Omaha. At the Victoria Guy \j. \
IJrlltlngor of Omaha. At tUo Great North
ern W. U. Slosn of Omahn. At the Grntul
I'nclllc John M. Thurslon and wlto , F. U .
White , U. U.Uos of Oruahn.
Sick hoadaeho ylcltU to IlsicQani's 1'llls.
Jtttitri r/us.
A spoclnt mooting of the Umrd of Health
will be held at the commissioner of health' *
roonn In the city bull nt ! l o'clock todnv.
Fire In n sited in the wir of n Chlnnw
laundry ot iho southwest cjrner of Thlr-
trcnth nnd Chicago streois called out the ilro
department at 4 o'clock yesterday morning.
Loss about S10.
Indigestion ! Miserable ! Take llocham's
pills.
l.oroni'itlvn Imtilii ,
"Thoro are on nearly every railroad
locomotives that arc known us .lotmhs , "
said Hcnrr M Archer , who IMS Hpotit
twenty years In iho sorvlca of thn Illi
nois Oontnl , to n St. Louis Globe-
Deinoorut man. "Homo years njro an
onglno on an Illinois roitl blow up , cut
ting tbo ( ifoinaii'dltoail oft with a MJ -
mont of holler iron. Tim engine was
rebuilt mid made as good as now , but
mi engineer could bo found to run it
ir.oro than ono trip. It was soon
whispered nbotit that that it was
iinnntod ; that iho heartless fireman
had an unpleasant habit of ap
pearing on the tender with pick
and shovel and insisting on Hrlng up.
Ono night an engineer and his liroman
deserted the locomotive while out on a
run and the conductor attempted to
bring the train in. He was not nfrald
of ghosts , not ho ! Hut ho sidetracked
at Iho lirst opportunity and waited
until daylight before completing the
run. Ho told mo tint the ghost was no
joke , thut every time the furnace door
was thrown open the headless appara-
lion entered the cab bearing a shadowy
Keoop ot coal. For a month the engine
laid in the shop. Then an engineer ,
who was compelled to either lake it outer
or lese his place , mounted it. lluforo ho
had run a dozen miles it went through a
culvert , wrecked the train and killed
nine people. It wan never rebuilt. "
Mr , r. O. jlnilcreon
Of Scottdale , Ta. , a veteran of the llth Tcnn.
Veils. , says , as a result of war service ho
Suffered Every Minute
From liver and kidney troubles , catarrh In the
head , rheumatism and distress In lilt stomach.
Kvcrything he ate Nceuicd lilie lend. Sleep
was restless , nnd In tlio morning he seemed
more tired than v.huahu went to bed. llu says :
food's SarsaparsiEla
and Hood's rills did inn more peed than every
thing else put together. All my disatrrpeablo
symptoms have gone. " Bo sure to get Hood's.
HOOD'S PlULa ate tlio host after-illmicr
PUU. TUcr assist digestion and euro liondaclio.
ORDINANCE NO. S31U.
An ordinance nectarine the necessity of grad
ing Hiiinlltoii hlreot from -t3t.il street to the
west city limits , nnd appointing tlireu dis
interested iiDpraisers to assess and dulor-
minctlio damaue.s. If nny , to tlio property
owners , which may bo caused by such grad-
In.- .
\Vhoi-Oiis , 1'roporty owners representing
moro than throo-llflli * of IIID fcol froutu
on said purl-of llanilllon.slrcotliai'cprUtlomul
the inuyur uiid city council toll vesald grad
ing done under thu thruti-llfllis clause as pro
vided for in section Ci'Jof thu city charter anil
tlio cost , thereof to be made payable In 10
oiiial [ Installments : thcreforo
Uo It ordained by the eliv council of the city
of Omaha :
Poctlou 1. That it Is projier and niieosaary
ami IIIs liurchv dcclaru.l proper and noci's-
Barv , tngradci Hamilton HI reel to Its prcicut
established grade. Including necessary approaches
preaches thereto from JJitli stroi-t ( o llio wu l
city limits.
Section ' . ' . Tltattho mayor , with the approv
al ( if tlio cltv council , appoint thrco dlsliitor-
catfil appraisers to appraise , assess-anil dutur-
inlno tlio damage In properly owners \vlilch
may bo caused by such gradlii ; , taking inlo
consideration In making such nppr ilinumt ,
the special benefits , If any , toymen property ,
by reason of such grading.
Section X That this cir.Unanco hliall talco
ofTout iindboln forso from and iiflor It * pm- :
niro.
Passed Octubor ISth , IS'J'J.
JOHN cnovEs ,
Oitv Ulorlc.
E. P. DAVIS.
I'riHhlunt Ully Uunir-'ll.
Approved Uctober 1'Jili. ' tv/ . ' .
UKO. P. liKMIS.
Mnvnr.
WOOD1CN SIIiKWALlC Ji
TION.
CONSTIIUOTJON.
Council Chamber , Omaha , Null. . JR. I
Itn It icsolvod by the elty council of Omahn.
the mayor com.'iirrln ; : ;
Tliut wooflun snlowalkn lie constrncluil
3 In llio olty of Omaha as dcslcnalr.d belo\v
within Ilro days after tlio publication of this
3y rusolntlon , or tlio personal nervleo iliuruor ,
y UK by ordinance Is antliorl/ed und riMiulrud ;
aiicb aldovvalUs lo bo laid to the prese
on tliestrceisapocllled lieitdn. and lo he con
structed of lilnti plank of such width and
thlcknns < 5 and bo laid upon Jolsls of hiicli ill-
menslon-i and In such in iiinur as is prescribed
by llio siioellleatlons on llio in the ollleo of thu
Hoard of I'nbllr Wonts and under Us super
vision. ui-wll :
ICast ICl'-hth street , lot K , Harkor'u allot
nioiil , present crado. 4 fool wide.
I'abKJIoiiiYood avenue , lot Hand I" , block
II. llernls Park , present cride. ft feet wlile.
KuhtCluncioil uvuiinu , lot lit. block 10 , llcmh
I'arlc , present , srade. 0 foc-t wide.
NortirNluliolasnlreet , lot f > . ' lo 50 Inclusive ,
sun division , block 4 , Heaervolr A. , prescnl
, n feet wide ,
Kiist ( .loinvood nveiiuc , from northwes' , cor
ner Kit H ) , liloclc II , liemii I'nrk , to Inturiiic-
lloo of fiicnwood avenue with Lincoln llonlo-
vnril. tirnsont untdi ) . 0 fool wide.
Wfht Twuuty-ilfth btruut , lots I , 2 and II
block K. Palrlcu'ii addition , pnisont Kraile , I
Kitst Twenty-llfth stront. lot n. block IS ,
Piirlinr'g. nresuat tirade. II fcot wldo.
.NurlliCirilDii Htreot , lot M to 1U Inclusive
block 1. Sliorman Avcuuu I'ark , toiniiuriirj
Brado.
Ana bolt forlhor resolved !
That t bo llour'l of Public Works ho urn
hnieby l aulhorlr.ed and diiectim locaiisoi
cony of this r solution to bu puDIUbod In t u
olllclal paper of tbooltyfor ono wonk. or ; he
served on the owners or bald lots anil
Biic-h uwnorK shall wltliln Uvodays after UK
publication or sumeoof sucli copy coaslruol
iald HlduwulkM as heroin requited , that tin
Hoard of I'ublltiVorkt caiisu llio saiiio lo Iwi
done , tlio cost of conslructliiBHald H dowiillcs
rckiiuutlruly to bo in.sos-.oil against thu roa
Uit3. lot or iiurtof lot lit froniuf and abut
tlnuBUclmlilowallis.
H l'a-scd October Ith and October 11 , IbW.
AtK'it !
.101IS OUOVKS ,
nity Olork ,
K. P. DAVIrt.
President Olty OounslL
Apptovedi
NOTIOB TO t'ONSTUUOT HIDKWALIU.
To the owners of the lots , parts of lols am
real citato described In thu above reiolii
Voti'and each of you are hereby notified ti
construct wooden nhluwulks us reoulred b
arosolulloaof llio ulty council atKlmayiiro
Ihooltv of Oinuha.of wlilcli tl.ii aboyo U u copy
I1.V IIIKKHA unr.lv *
Ohalrman Itourdot 1'ubllo Works
Omaha. Neb. .
I'AViNO HON'DS.
Proolninatlon and notice of Mibml ilon to Iho
electors nnd Imnl votcw of the elly ot
Omaha of Iho ( pu-ithin of l < itln the
bonds of tlio t.iy | of Omahn In the sum nf
ono hundred lhotis'iiit dnilnrsi ( II O.l i ) to
pay for Iho coit of pivlng. tcpavlni or tnai-
adimlr.lm the llitoryonlloti < i of Hlrootsanil
xpacosiipposlio alloys In s-inl city , und to
pay tint con of navltic In front , of ro-il oUntu
not subject to a < scs < mont of xppcli.1 l\\oi :
for pav.na pncbci pH
1 o the ulivtors and losal votcr-i of the cllv of
Om ilia :
1. tleorao I' . ItcmK mayor of the olty of
Oni ilia , ilols uo this , my proclam it on. and
by tlioBiithorltv v < Miod In mo .is such mayor
ilo lift-oiiy KTO pntillu m t > to tlio oli-olors
nnd loaal voters of the elty of Otnah i that a
iT-nural olecllon will bo houl In said i-ltv on
TniMilay , the cluhih day of November , ts'J ' ! ,
for llio pnrpo cof nuhmltlla ) ; to said oli.'clor
and luga , volor-t llio iitcstlon | and proposition.
fonow'-R. lo-wlti
Snail bonds of the t-ltv of Omaha In the
.iittii of onu hundred the > t < : itul dollars ( Huu.u.ui
bu ls ued for the purpose of u.tyltu tintvnl of
navmc. von ivlui ; or mauadanuz.ifj tinInter -
M-ctlons ot streets and sn icn oppoilto i lleys
In saidrlty. or pivlnz thn coU of pivliKln
froniot real i lalMiot Hiibjcni lo nsxoismont
or special taxes for mvina purnoso * , .mid
bonds to run not morn than twenty { .Ml yi-ars
nnd to boar Inlorost payiblo spml-unnilally
at 'i r.ito not oxccodlnj live per conlpor an
num , with coupon * att chcil , to be called
"PavliiK tioniK' and not to uo old forless than
par , the proceeds of which shall I o used for no
nthof purpose tlrni p'lylim the cost of piivin ,
repavlnj ; or inacarlamizln ) ; the Iniorsoellom
of streets and spaces oppoillo alloys In s-iUl
cltv. or In front of n-.il usl-ilo not , suhjeef to
iissK imc > nt of spcoi.il tatcs for p i\-ln pur-
po < ii < V
Tlio said ipnxtlon and propoilt on slitill bo
niibmlitoil to s .hi olnctors i-ntlro In llio nroncr
form ptovldeil by law foroDlclal bal uts , with
llio winIs Yu.V1 " .MI" printed thereon. All
of said ballots IrivlitK an "X" mark follow-
liu the wor.lYs" slmll lie connteil in fimu-
oflssutnx s-ild luuiiN , and all of said ballon
havltiB an ' \ " nmrl ; followlus llio word " .So"
shall bo counted and considered us ngu'im '
tht ; Issnlir.'of M-ild bonds.
The pens shall bo open Ihediivot .ahlelei-
tlon at ellit o'i'lock in tlio miifiilni : and shall
continue open until slo'clock In llio evenlni ;
of thn s.inio Uny nt thu rcspcctho volltiK
places , as follows :
I HIST W.MIO
, . ) ' " S I : eilrill > li 7Ul ! "ltl Jl 1'iy '
' W C ° rMUr Sth ll"d1" ' ' ' -
I : Ol"9r lith " " ' Jom > < 1
L'orilor to" > i d Hlokory
Oorllcr Clh nu(1 ( LVlltcr
streets"1" ' 'lct N w corner ! lth and "ll.uieroft
nth Iislrlct-N K corner iith ; and Vliiloa
SKUONII W.\IUI.
Nth ' " "
cut"or Ilth ;
. S E corner Ud !
. Mist side of Sou
plcton i.vu.
, . . . ----j a E corner lillh and I'lurco
a 11 C U IS.
t-S K corner tub and William
N K corner Sixteenth and Con-
I'thJ ; ' > isirlet-N W corner 3nh and Dorcas
sti-'cc ' ! ' " 'strlol ' s E corner 2 ith mil Hanoroft
I'-iili District N E corner l.Hh and VIntou
lath Dlstil t-S W corner iitU : and Valley
lltli Dlstrlet N EcornorUJth .ui'l lloiilovard
avenue.
Tllllll ) WAHII.
1st D..strlct-S W comer I''th and Chicago
s tree Is.
ill District N W'curncr 14th and D.ivnupoit
streets.
ltd District-South side of Cnpltnl nvunna
nearnnisliifi Kith street.
4th District West * ddo of 1'Jtli street , be
tween Douglas and D , > d.e streets.
tli District N I- : corner lulli and Capitol
avenue.
th District N E corner Oth nnd llarney
street * .
7lh District S E corner lltli and D.m.-la-i
striiuts.
Mh District N E eorntir 15th and .laukton
street- .
Ulh District S E cornur th auU Iloirard
street- * .
r.HIIITII WAltl ) .
1st District N W corner ITth and Davenuor <
streets.
' 'nd District N W corner 2.'nd and Davonporl
streets.
: jrd District N W corner 2 : > th and Duilco
strouts.
Ith District N E corner 17th and Doditu
streets.
fttn Dlslrlcl N i : corner ITth aud llarney
streets.
litli District NV corner 00th and Douglas
Hlrouts.
7th District N W corner UGth .street and St ,
UaryVs avenue.
8th Dlstrlet S WcornerSOth slroul and St.
.Mary's iivunnu.
Uth Distilol Kiiatsldool Eolith IDth stn-cl.
liuiwcen llarnuy .stteet and bl. Mary'saviniun.
Ui.li District N W corner ISth aud Lo.iviin-
worth streots.
lllh District SW corner t"lb slrcct and .St.
Mary's avontie.
I'IKTII WAIIU.
1st District East lloof Sliennan avenue
opposite Mandetijon ritroet.
u'nil District y K corner Hliurm.iu avuuno
and Wlrt .street.
: ird District S W corner Sliiinnan avcnuo
, ind IJ.IIIM street.
4th District N W corner Sherman avenue
nnd liracu street.
"ith District S W corner 17th ' and Charles
stroeth.
Glh District Easl sldoof i-liorman avenue
alinutili : fcut north o [ Nicholas street.
Ttli Dlslrlel S } ' . curniir lillh and Uard
slroets.
Sth District NV corner IClb and Hurt
si reels.
llth Dlslrlcl N E corner Ifilh and Ca s
streols.
loth District Kasl side North ITlh street ho-
twonn Uailfnrnla and L/'ass xtrcol.s.
lllh DlBtrlol-H E coiner IStii and Casa
htrcels.
HIXTII WAIII ) .
1st District S K corner-4m streuland Ainc-i
avenue ,
Unil IMstrlel-S W corner UJth street and
lirand aviinno.
; ird District N K comer 15th and ( jrant
ht reels.
4th District S W corner -'Ith and Mniulcr-sim
streets.
nth District HI ! cot ncr 21th nnd Wlrl itn'ots.
Olli DUtrlcl a W eonuT UUrd and 1'arKer
stri'OtN.
7th Distrlct-N corner 'Jlth iriil'orhy <
streotH.
Nth IiUtrli't-N II corner -Ttli and llurdiilte
streets.
tnh District Jf E cornnr "Jnrl and ( Iriint
st reels.
mil Dlstrici \Sri.'urnir "ith and I'ranklln
strents.
lllh District HY \ corner''lib ' and I'ranUlIn
12th'District SV corner S.'ml anil ClarU
.streets ,
HCVENTII WA1U ) .
lit District S W corner ' .Mth and .Mason
streets.
Und District N h corner -"Jth avenue and
I'oiiulolon avi'iitic.
: ird Dlsiilct S VI corner Uth elicot and
Woolwortlfa vcn no.
nh Dlstrici N W corner 10th blnict and
Arbor ntre t.
flth District Soiiih sldii of Vlnlontlrcul
near ( east of ) sniilli : rd iivtiiuie.
(1th ( DUtrlet S 12 cornur Mth iivumin and
I'nppliitoa avcnuo.
Tin Dlaliicl N W corner illlh and i'riinuU
streets.
KtnilTI ! WAllll.
l l Dl'jlrlct I'.usl Hide offilli lruut near
( onlh ofiChiirliMhlroul.
Und IINtrli't Wui.1 side vf "Id elrunt near
( niiutl-j | ) I'uiilstriiot.
ar-l Dibtrlcl N W corner 20th und Mi
" 'JfltTl'lstrlct-N E corner ftltli : ind
Mb District West sldoof North 25th street
rn-nr ( north of ) Cumin * truet.
Glh IHstilet S KrorrorU.'danil Hurt dtreols.
7th Dlslrlct S W cornnr VOth and Cam
street * .
Nl.vrn WAIU > .
1st District B W corner Kd and Cumins
*
2d District N W corner 40th and Ouiulnx
* '
aS'lMitrlct N U corner 40th and Kuril am
BtUhV'l trlut North IUo of Davenport meet
nouriwoit of ) North X'd avenue.
6th dlstrlot-H K corner : il t aveuuo anil
Donf l > Y trri-S ! W corner Mth avenue uud
JHI-UKOII street ,
Iiiwltiiusn whereof 1 liavo hiTOunto set my
h and its unvur ( ifi > ald city uf Omaha , thin
Attest : Jens OiiovEs , City Qier.lt.
NOTIOK oFTrri-fsTTTiNcii r'or TIII- :
CITY COUNCIL AS A 1JOAHI ) Ol-
EQUALIZATION.
Toull tujcpayeu und owners of property ,
und all piirtlus Interested In taxation In tin :
city of Omuha :
Von aruliuruiiy nottllod that the city connell -
ell of Omalm will , u * provided and rciUlrci | !
tirsoctlon Muf Iho Clmrtcr of Mntrotiolltan
I'ltlCd. ho (1 n nnMion us n Hoard of KoiriMrn *
lion tif not IOM than live dnv . roninii'iiclnii
Tliur. d y , October Stn ? , -US I , 'for tlio ntiriioM
of ocpiaiUlnit the nMnMiniMit < if nil pronortf
with n Ihn eltv of Omaha a v" rd for urn-
oral tavttthni for elty I MH for tlio voar bo.1
Hitch Mlttlifi will lie hold nt the othco of the
CHvOlPrK of intd dtvln thtM'iiy llnllln the
elty of Omaha , oii'inneni-in at n o dm U r m
and contlnnliii' until flnVlork p. m. dally
And you and nacli of yon urn licrobv nutlll < d
lo tie an I apno ir bpforos till boir.l of equal i-
ration al thn time : ind plaeo n imr.l to make
nnveomnlalnloro'i.ectlony | ii m. v have to
i.ll I , is os < ! itont or uny part thereof by
statute provided. Oomp nluts lit \ \ rlthu- < iiv
Jiollli-l w th tluH'lty ' norknt any timn dur
ing the session of i hi boar I
OlOilfit. .lonvditovcs , riiy rlcrk.
slW Kit RON U.S.
I'rndniiintlnn and notice of iih < uu ion to the
iMoi'iors nnd io al voters of tlio ettof
Otnaii.t of the question of Nsnlng bonds of
thu olty of Oni-ilm .11 Hmnmountof ono hun
dred thousand dollarxJKii.Oiiii topay for > hn
cotftruiMlon ind maintenance of SOWCH in
the city of Omaha.
To inn electors nnd lojal votorsof the elty of
Oiiialri :
1 , lloortso P. lli'inls , mayor tif the cltv of
Omuha. do l-ssiio th s. my nroe amatlnii , mnl
liy the authority Vest it J in inn us sii-'h tnavor ,
tin heioby KIVO ptilill notice t ? the elector- *
nnd lo 'til voters of the city of Om ill i , tint u
iM'iiernl elect Ion will bo held In s.tld rlty on
I nesdav the t-l 'hlh tiny of November , IS c ! , for
the pnrposoof snbmlttnn : tnsald oleelors anil
I K I voters thoipUMtlon ami proposition fol-
lonliif ; , to-w.t :
"Shuil iiondHiif the city of Omaha in iho
sum of onn hundred thousand dollars
( JiiiH ( Hi > he Is-uti'-l Tor tlio con-it ruction and
inalntoiiatii'oof siunrlo run not more than
twenlv r.V'iye r-i , tn draw liiturnst not , til e\
i-eed live per cent tier annum , with tnteiett
eotiDons iiuu\ed tht'ri'to. mid not t.i bo sold
for less Ih.ni ii-ir , the tiroceeds from tin' : iii >
thereof lo he expemleil for thn const riK'tmn *
mid MI ilntoiriiico of < o i > rs In the c ty of
Omaha , Mini tinpnweiMs thereof 11,11 to hi' ii ,
vorli'U from tin' objects therein sp . , ile < i
Tito MI d i | iestoi : at , I propii < lon mm I be
Mibmllted IDS ilil 1'iOfiuisi et't IL > In llu1 nroper
rorm provide I Iiv law for ollh-lal i > uii ts , ith
ths winds "VICS , " "NO. " printi'il th10,111 All
of said ballots hatlim an "X1m t-h foiionin t
the word "Yl-.rt" > hull be counted in f.ivor of
Is ttliiL' sa d bonds , and ul , of -I\H\ \ hat els
having an "X" mailc fo.lowinthe word
"NO" Mmll bu I'lHinted nnd . iiusidcrcd as
a nlli-t t ho Issiiin i of said b mils.
The polls shall he oneit on the d y ot v < d
election > | eitthl o'el.ick In the mnrnlnu n < l
slmll conllnne open until sis o'ctu U In the
evening ot the iiamo tlav at Iho respective
voting plaunus follmv :
I'lllM WAIIll.
' ' L'"r" ° r 7th
con" " ' l"th
1 > ark
co"lcr r' ' < Vnter
N Wcur"CrIUl !
I3th nni1
HECOMI WAllll.
N W ° ° rilcr '
- | ! ' ! N oot"or
atl11
ire' ' ' l 'strlul ' s i : ' ior IGth and Plorco
th Dislrlct-H 15 corner Uih nnd William
.tretiis.
LJ.J' ; ' Djatrlet-N K corner Slxlcuuth ainU'cn-
I'Uli ' D.Mrlct X W corner 'Mil unil Dorc.ii
> t retM.
lllh D.strlel-S K corner 20th and llancroft
itreelh.
IVth DlHtrlct X K corner I.lth and Vlnlon
. .roots ,
lath l > lstiletriV corner llltii anil Valley
t reels.
llth District N Eciirnur2th And ilouluvard
ivflnne.
Tlllltl ) WAllll.
1st -trict-S W corner 12lh and Chicago
-'d llislrlul X W corner llth and Davenport
i true Is.
: id District-South side of I'apllol iivenuu
ii-.ir ( west on iitli : .street.
4lh DlsirlflVo.si jthhs of lUili struct , be-W
.ween Douglas .mil Do.l.'c . streets I
. ' III District N E cornur Ijlh and Capitol
, veil an.
"th Diilr.'ot N K corner llth and llaniuy
i tree I * .
7th DHtrlct-S E corner lltli and Dou.-las
tieuts.
M\ \ District N E corner 15th and .lack-Joa
Heel" .
Jih District H 15 corner lOtli and Howard
.tree Is.
PirilTII WAllll.
1st Dlnrlcl .N W corner 17th and Davenport
, ; re.3ts.
-'ml District N Wcoiiier2'iidanil Davenport
tree Is.
'ird District N W corner 25th and Dod.o
ft reels.
4th Dlstrlet N E cornur I7lh and Dod.ro
trccls.
Slli District N E corner ITlh and llarney
iircoti.
iitli District N W corner 20th and Dniu-ias *
-live Is.
7lli District N W corner 'Kill street and ht.
nry's iiveiino.
Mh District ii W corner 20th strcol ami HU '
il.iry's uvunne.
Dili Dislrlot East s.dii of South tilth street.
etwceii llarney slicutand f-l. .M.iry'savou 10.
Mih Dlslr.i-t \Vi-urn-r i-sth and Lu.it im-
torlli strei'lj.
Illli DIM net H W coiner I7lh street and Ht ,
il try's avonu j.
I'tKTII M'AIII ) .
1-il Dhtrlcl-Hast silo of Khorinaii avcnuu
ipiHtu | ( : .Mandersini sirnut.
-'ml DUlritu H K corner Slicrnrin avcnuo
.ml Win succt.
: iid Disir.el SV corner .Slnirmaii avcnuo
mil L ii.v Mi eel.
tll District .S W corner Sliorman avvniiu
ml ( Jraee street.
5th Dlstrlct--S W eornnr t'tli and Clmrlu-i
< lreelH
dtli DNtrli't E ist side of Slnirmaii avuniiu
ihiiut III > feet norlb of N.elioliH sireul.
71h District H I' ! cornur Kith and l/.ard
.U eels.
Sth DUlrlvt N W i-ornur Itllh and Hurt
-.trcuts.
( lib District N K corner 1Mb and Uabi
'tiviits.
lUlh Dlslnut I. list ttiilu North 17th alieul bu-
nveon ( J.ilifornla and 1'ass sticetH.
llth Dstrlcl : H E corner Ihtli and Oaas
sticolo. \
SI. 'IT 1 1 V.'AIII ) .
Isl District H E corner 2tth strcol and AHUM
iveniit' . ,
"ml Oihlrlel S W corner . ' ( lib Htruel und
jrund avniino.
: ird District N E corner nth ami Urint ,
itrculs.
llh Dlslilct S W corner ' , 'ltli and Maici | > un
ill eels ,
. .III Dlstilel SEcoriiurilth nnd Wlrl Un'iils.
nth Dlstrici .SV corucv lrd and I'an-cr
' ? rih DIstrlci-N W corner 2lh | ii-id I'orny
Hlh Dlslrlct N E corner 27lh anl llnrdi'ttu
s ! rents. , , ,
iiih Dlslrlcl N E corner JJ.inl anJ ( jrant
1 th District N W corner 23th ami I'ranum
Dili Dlslrlcl S W corner 2llh and TranU in
> l reels. , , ,
12th Dlatrli't S W corner 2.'nd anil Olnru
. -.IreetH ,
HKVCNTIIVAUII ,
Isl Dlslrlct-ii W corli'jr 2-itli and .M.tsnu
2nd ulstrlct-N I1 , corner -"Hh avmiitu nnd
Popnletoti avenue.
Urd Dls'ik't-S V i-orncr lUlh Blieut and
Wi.olHorthavcnuii.
lib Dntiict-.N W curncrUlh -streol und
' ' '
At'h DUlrlc'l South sldo of Vlaton ( .trout
noariii ! > iloflHiiiUli : dnvuiini' .
lith District S E corner .I'llh iivunun nnd
" ' ' '
{ 'ii'DlHl'rlcl-N W corner Ulth nnd 1'runuli
nl reels.
KKillTII WAllll ,
Ut DUIrlcl-- Hunt sldn of 2Cth utreut near
( aotilli ofi Chimes M i net.
2nil Dlilrli't Wiist side of VSA sln-ct nn r
isniith nil Paulflrei-t.
: ir.l District N W corner Mth and Mchol s
h °
lt h Dibtrlcl N K corner SMh and Oum.Uj
strt'i'ls.
'itli Jlblrlct Wfstitlduof Norllr..ltli ktrc-i- .
ncartnorlli ofCumlii' ' Btreet , *
mil District h Ecuri'cr'-'dand ' Hurt street
7th Dlslrlct H W corner ' . oih und ( . ' .
it i cuts.
MNIM WAllll. _
( HI District 1 > W uoruvr " " ( ! and Uiini < > / '
M I Dlitrlel N W corner 40th and Ouiuln
; ui District N E corner 40th und 1'nriiam
,
4th DUIrlot North uluuof Davenport ktrt'ct
nuirwu t ofiNorlhllVd avenuo. .
f.tli district b K corner UUt avenuu uiic'
Olhljlstrlct 8 W corner 29th KVeuUo u
Juckson strcol.
( n wlliiuim nhoreof I liavu hereunto nc-t mv'j
hnnd as mayor of euld elty o ( Omuhu Ilil'
nth.ayof . , cta .
r.r.ijKMjSMuyi | (
Attest ; Jou.flnovia. . C'Hy Olork. , { '
ol'XH-d. X