/THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt TUESDAY , DECEMBER 1 , 1802.
FRAUDS WERE PERPETRATED
How Perkins Oomty Hohool Lands Were
Recently Loasad- .
INVESTIGATE THE AFFAIR
CnmmUilnnnr Humphrey Tlilntci tlio Sub-
Jrct Worthy < > t Uomlilnnililo Altrntlon
Otlirr CnM'x.Mftj- ifnenrtliuU
Lincoln ho\v Note * .
Lt.sco.v , Nob. , Nov. 30. ( Hpeclnl to TUB
Bnn.1 Commissioner of Public Lands and
Uulluings Humphrey was today put In pos-
ostlon of the dotnlls of somostartling frauds
Hint nave tccn porpotrntotl upon the ulato
In connection with tlio leasing of the atuto
Bcbool lands In 1'orklns county. Lust month
12,1)00 ncrcs of school lands that bad boon
forfeited wore placed njjaln on the mtirUot
nna the sale was advertised to tauo iilnco on
the U.tth liibt. Largo tracts of forfoltofl lands
wcro also put on the market on the same days
In other counties. In the nbsonco of iho
commissioner of public lands the county
treasurer Is authorized by law to conduct
ttiQHOlcs. In bis general circular or li > -
BtrucUon ? to tbo county treasurer * Inter-
ostea Commissioner Humphrey explicitly
stated that in all rases where there wcro
two or inoro bidders for tbo snmo ptceo of
land the land was to bo sold at auction to
the ono offering the highest premium above
the (5 ( per cent required by law. In nil cases
\vhoro the partv who bid In a ploco of land
nnd afterwards declined 10 taKe It the land
was to erf to the next lowest bidder and so
on. In Perkins county the county treasurer
cither failed to understand tlio letter ot his
Instructions or ho willfully dUrogardod them ,
ns will bo scon by ruforcnca to u letter lu-
"
colvod today by "tlio commissioner , an extract -
tract from which Is as follows :
llo HID FrnttiU Worn Perpetrated.
"In some mstancns parties who had con
cocted the scheme to lonso certain tracts of
land Mil the premium up ns high a 1700 per
cent , ami after the sale was closed they
came in uncl refused to take the land and
pay the nromlutn' , but handed In the appli
cation of some friend to louse the same at
private Halo. U. II. Prime , deputy county
clerk of Perkins county , bid a premium of
220 nor cent on the southwest quarter and
northeast quarter of section 10-11-10 , and
the same was sold to him at that
bid , After th3 sale wns closed ho wont to
the treasurer and refused to taUo the land.
At the uamo time ho handed In nn applica
tion signed ! ) > ' bis wife to lease tbo land at
private nti for (5 ( per cent only , and
no money accompanied the application.
If bo is allowed to Icaso the land
at private solo the state will bo robboa of
1231. I bid lOOxpcr cent premium on this
% amo land and would have paid the cash for
the snmo loaso. At the tlmo of the sale I
tailed the treasurer's attention to tno fact
jhat all bids on lands should bo accompanied
Dy the cash , but no attention was paid to ' .his
nnd no money was required.
Tuo Moro Similar Cases.
"In another case the cioouty county troas-
i uror bid a nromlum of 1,700 per cent on the
southeast quarter of 10-10-41 nnd H. E.
Goodnll bid 217 per cent on the southeast
. After the Bale
east quarter of 10-10-40.
I bad beau closed thev both refused to tnuo
I the land at the amount bid. Both , however ,
| handed In applications to take the land at
I private sule. Tbo deputy treasurer proposed
I to take the ploco bid upon by Goodall , and
I Goodall was to take the plcco bid upon by
I the deputy. By the transaction the state
I lost between 61,000 and t,5CO. ' '
I Commissioner Humphrey starts for Per-
I Itlns county tomorrow raornlnp to Invcstl-
I sato the matter. If ho finds the information
I In the letter received today to bo correct all
I the leases of the Poiklns county lands will
I bo hold for further Investigation and In all
I cases wburo the law has not been strictly
I complied with the leases will bo cancelled.
I C.imlp lit tliu State llouBO.
I H. E. Mend , a denier In shelf and heavy
I liardwaro a One , Nob. , writes Governor
f Boyd to inqnlru wbothoror not the stuto
does not pay u prlzo of $1,000
I to all mothaiM havinp tbreo children
at ono birth. IIo says : "I am the
Jinppv father of such nn event ana if there
1 li any pt)70 ) I would Ilko it. " Private Sec-
L retarv Mairlssoy replied to the father ot the
1 triplets that unfortunately iho laws of tha
I state fulled to botow any such prt/o but fjnvo
I It ns his own personal opinion that such a
I prize should bo awarded.
Judge Norval today issued nn order sus-
I pending the sentence of Mark May , convicted -
victod in Douglas county , until his case
I could bo loviowod by the supreme court ,
May Is given the privilege ot his libortj
upon the presentation pf bonds to the amount
I ot ? SOO.
Butane case wasfllcd In the supremocour !
I todav. It is entitled Martin C. Frank u Rains
the Pucillc Mutual Info Insurance company
Secrotarv of State Allen is detained u'
Cincinnati , where ho wont two wanks ORC
f with his wlfn. Her Illness , whllo not alarm
I Injr , will prevent her return for several any :
I yoi.
yoi.Tho Somerset Trust company of Omahi
I was Incotporatod by papers tiled at Iho olllci
I ol the secretary of state this afternoon. TU (
capital stock Is placed at SiOO.OOO nna the In-
corpoiKtorrf mo Edward btringer , John S
Kay and W. 13. Davis.
Tim CrelRhton Butter nnd Choose factor ;
'
of Crolenton , Nob. , was Incorporutod toda'
with a capital of Sii.OOO.
The Honia of Public Lands nnd Building !
held n session this afternoon to llnlsh up i
few matters left over from the roguln
monthly mooting ,
Nulinislcii County Judges Meat.
Twenty-six county jmines , loproioiiting n
many counties In Nebraska , nave boon hold
Inp u Gtnlo convention in this city toduy
for the purpose of discussing matter
of Interest mm Importance conncctci
with tbulr ofllces , and also t
tuko stops for piosuntitiR subject
of needed legislation to tlio coming session o
the leglslatuto. The convention found i
, pormanotit organization with the followtn
ofllcera : Prosldont , Judge I. W. Laiihlnir o
Lancaster ; llrst vice president , Judge F. N
Morcnn. Uock ; second vice nrosidcnt. JUOR
12. U. Oenn , Butler ; ohiof clork. Wlillnt
Warren , Dakota ; uhiof PalllTV. . H. Dourni
Gage.
An executive committee or supreme bone
was selected composed of the following
First Judicial district , J. H. Church , MI
malm ; Second , B. S. Uamsov. Cass ; Thin
I. W , Lansing , Lancaster ; Fourth , U. 1
DicKnibon , Huit ; Fifth , M. Newman , Suui
dors ; Seventh , Uoorco H. McKee , Thuvoi
KiRhth , William Warren , Dakota ; Thl
tcoiith , Ueorgo Conn , Keith ; Fourtocntl
James S. West , Dundy ; Fifteenth , F. ?
Itlor un , JJoclt ,
Today's session was tnitcn up entire !
by u discussion of the objects to ho attulnc
by the organization. Quo of tlio main ol
Joels of the association U to cot some nutlo
from the legislature making the prautlc
uniform throughout the stato. At preset
tbo statutes a ml books aio silent and cac
Judge must , mnKo uU own Bjstoni , The r
bull In many countlos has boon itnpcrfci
locords ,
H Kuoplui ; up Ilittlr ITmtul Halt ,
H The fi-stlvo burglars nnd footpads n
keeping up their usual gait lu spite of tl
fact that the regular season closed sotna tin
nfro. At Iho reuldoticu of D. T. Hunt ut 2f
Potter street thov forced opim tl
front door unu rausacked tl
bouso. Flvo or six people were asloi
in the house at the time , but the fact tin
they remained asleep probably accounts !
the faol thai the tulovcs got away with tv
suits of clothes and an overcoat. Tuoy ttu
inado thnlr otcapo , leaving Colonel Ilui
snug In bed , \vhcro ho remained until SOD
euo could come down town und got him a
Bihar suit of dolhos.
The tiouso of Mr. Keysor , a brakeman i
tha Hock Island , was nlbo entered. The
were tovoi-al ladloi present , but Mr. Keys
hitusolf was not at homo. Tha burglars * <
cured J'J'J In money , but loft four ladiuj' go
watches unmolested on the bureaus of II
several rooms. The ladies all bclluvo th
they wcro chloroformed , us they felt , the c
foots of the drug lor some tlmo the next da
Lust ul ht two thut's , ono u white mi
and the other a negro , niado a dcsporato i
suult on Bam Lee , a Cuinoae laundryman
V U N street. They bad a bundle of ololh
and asked for a ticket or check. Aft
thejr had recolvod it they aikod for
drink of water , aud M sooa ui t
Brass and onyx lables ,
wn
Draperies , Parlor chairs ,
Curtains , Hall chairs ,
Portieres , Reading chairs ,
Silk scarfs , The Policy of Price Doubled Our November Trade. Turkish rockers ,
Silk pillows , Fancy rockers ,
Largo comfortable rockers ,
Rattan chairs ,
Gilt chairs ,
Rattan rockers
,
Corner chairs ,
Child's chairs , Divans ,
"Kids' " rockers , Sofas ,
"Kids' " half high chairs , I , Leather lounges ,
Corduroy lounges ,
Cos turners ,
Cretonne lounges. .
Mahogany parlor chairs ,
Rug lounges ,
Nothing better can be found for a home present than an article of furniture ,
Maple parlor chairs , Tapestry lounges ,
Our stock , this season , is by far the largest we ever carried and our building at present
11 all
chests
Inlaid parlor chairs , ,
is filled to its utmost capacity.
Gilt parlor chairs , Hanging hall racks ,
Having been obliged to buy a new slock during the months of October and November , Standing hall racks ,
Parlor
lamps , we found many factories whose fall trade had been light and we bought new stylish goods in Umbrella racks ,
Imported shades , many instances from 20 to 40 per cent discount. We therefore have many decided bargains Chiffoniers ,
Curio tables , throughout our store. Brass beds ,
Curio cabinets , Having adopted a policy of marking all our goods at a low margin of profit in plain White iron beds ,
Fire screens , figures , customers cannot possibly make a mistake in price in buying here. Maple bureaus ,
Easels , Goods bought now will be held for Christinas delivery if desired. Maple chiffoniers,1 ,
Hanging medicine cabinets , All goods marked in plain figures. . Shaving stands ,
* \ Large wide chiffoniers ,
Blacking cases , - * Small chiffoniers ,
Carpets , Charles Shiverick & Co. , Wardrobes beds ,
Rugs , Folding ,
Parlor cabinets , \ fcf Sideboards ,
\ I Side tables
,
China cabinets , Furnitiire Carpets Draperies. Buffets
Dressing tables , , , . ,
Bookcases ,
Cheval glasses ,
' ' < T Secretary bookcases ,
Dining tables , 7 120f61208 \ , 1210 Farnam St. Ladies' desks ,
Parlor tables ,
, ali c
oti/ Men's home desks ,
Card tables ,
Music cabinets ,
Hall tables ,
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accommodating Celestial wont out to n con
venient hydrant to pot a fresh supply they
commenced to ransack the plnce. Lee re
turned before they ban discovered anything
of value , but his cries for help alarmed them.
Thov both turned in and gave him an onthu-
slastio thrashing. They then cleared out ,
after fallinc to llnd anything worth carrying
away.
I.oncnstnr Comity ShlpniontH ,
The ouUhlDtnonts for Lancaster county for
the year 1891 hiwo llnnlly been reported to
the "commissioner of labor and the showing
Is as follows :
Cuttle , 409 cars , 8.180 head , S327.200 ; bogs ,
703 cars , 47,380 head , $380,010 ; norses
und mules' , HO oars , COO head , SSO.-
000 ; sheep. SO oars , 0-tOO , head , ? 24,000 ;
wheat. 15'J cars , 7(1,000 ( bushels , $01,000 ; corn ,
2,084 cars , 1,04'J.OOO bushels , 5200,500 ; oats ,
BUcors. 341,000 bushels , ? S2DOO ; barley , 5
cars , 2,500 bushels , $1,12" ; rye , 39 cars. ] ! ) ,500
bushels , SIIi.GOO ; barlov nnd ryo. 5 cars 2.r > 00
liushols , 81.573 ; llax , r.2 cars , 20,000 bushels ,
S.1bOO ! ; Hour , 27 cars , 1,050 , barrels ,
317b20 ; hay , 01 cars , 1,153 tons , 55,7(10 ( ;
tnixeu stock , 5 cars , $3,000 ; building brick ,
IGcuis. SIC.OO ; poultry , I car , WOJ ; ice , 093
cars , $11,940 ; stone , ! ! ir > cars. 831,500 ; seed , I
total number of cars Is 0,001 , tbo products
being valued nt SJ.nfi.fiM.
It mav bo stated that the above figures do
not include the manufactured products
shipped from this county , as tbo commis
sioner was unable to secure them In tlmo for
publication iu the blonnlal report this year.
They would increase the total very in atori-
ally.
Still After .Mr , Uonllttlu.
Mayor Weir Is still after the o.ilr > of the
absent member of the oxclso board , Mr.
John Doollttlo of Lincoln and Chicago. U
will Do remembered tnat several weeks
since , the worthv mayor lamovoa Mi1.
Doollttlo from his position oti the board
for the reason that he was not n citi
zen of Lincoln. Tbo city council refused to
htivo It thai , war nnd decided tnat tno only
w.ty Mr. Doollttlo could bo displaced from
the board was by the preferment of written
chareu3 nnd n duo trial in ncooidauco with
the provUlonn of the chnrtor. The mayor
has accepted that view of the case ,
and at , the meeting of tbo coun
cil hold last mctu bo caino for
ward with tils cliaruus. Ho alleges that Mr.
Doollttlo has boon cullty of misconduct In
oftlcu , In that ho hai removed his rosldonco
from tha city and has lioen crossly noKllRent
ol his oftljtul duties. According to the opin
ion Klvon by the city attorney the cliarKeh
must bo heard within ten days nnd n nor-
sonnl notice must bo nerved upon Mr. Don-
Ilttlolthln ilvo days of the hearing.
No tiinu has boon sot for the hearing of
the clmrcos nciilnst Mr. Doollttlo. Tbo case
Is a continuation of the atrugulo between
Mayor Weir and the council over the control
of iho police forco. U tbo mayor
ovoutually triumphs ho will roorcanljsa
the force. If ho U defeated the foruo will
lomalu practically us U is. In either event
Lincoln will have to struggle along with a
polioo force entirely too small for the needs
of the city. Thcro is no complaint now of
the carelessness or lack of vitllbnco on the
purtof the present forco. The dupartmont
is doing ovorjrtblni ; It can to suppress law
lessness , but the foroo is cntuoly too small ,
TnU fact Is unlvorially conceded by the
friends of both tbo mayor and the council Ic
the present contest.
Improving tlio Wuter Sfitam ,
The water works system will bo Improved
br the immcdlnto construction of a ncn\
atandpipo with a capacity of 500,000 gallons
at the comer of Twenty-third and Boutl
r streets. The Improvement was authorize ! ,
by tbo oity qouucil last ovoeinR am
work will bo commenced as soon u :
the necossarv contracts can bo lot. Tbo nov
standplpc will oo 100 feat lu holjjht and Iiuv
a dlamotor of twenty-five foot. It will b
ten toot higher than the old pipe at the I
street pumping station aud consequently I
is estimated that the pressure in the busmos
portlou of the city will bo double what U I
at present. The pressure now Is scarcol ,
forty pounds , but Commissioner Porclvu
states that tlio naw pice will Rlvo a pressur
ol t l a t ulaety pauadi. The
of the new standplpo will enable the city to
do away with the necessity of operating the
F street station , and tbo saving to the city
in consequouco will bo nearly $5,000 pe'r
annum.
Heard In Lincoln Court Iloomg.
The Lansing theater imbroglio is settled
and no receiver will bo appointed. Henry
Oliver , the applicant for a receiver , with
drew hU petitioa tals fornaoon und the case
will bo dropped.
The SS.OOO damacro case flled against Colonel
onol Billy IJatr by O. F , Atwood was dls
missed this forenoon for lacu of prosecution.
AUvooa had sued Barr for damages to that
amount , alleging as tbo basis of the suit that
barr had accused him of stoaliucr several ar
ticles from the Bnrr block.
The Badcor Lumber company today re
ceived a verJ lot awarding It a Judgment of
$ , ! l > 7.5'5 ' against the Missouri Paciflo Railroad
company. The amount was claimed by the
lurabor "eomnatiy for switching charges duo
it under nn agreement with the railroad.
The city of Lincoln today oonfcssod judg
ment in the county court in favor of J. F.
Lansing for $125 on account of grading
damages lu front of his property on 1C struot
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The case In which Farmer Halo sues the
Union Pacific Ilallroad company for 5 ,0l)0 )
amagcs will bo hoaru without a jury , both
Ides tohitj willing to trust the case to the
couit alono.
The ofllcers of the Lancaster County Fair
association toduy commenced suit against A.
S. Williams and S. W. Buraham for S100.
They allege that it cost thotn that amount to
lofcnil an Injunction suit brought by Wil-
ia.uj to prevent the removal of the fair from
-ilncolu to Hickman ,
Lincoln In ISrlcf.
Patrick Dobbins was this morning son-
.cucod to ilvo days imprisonment in the
county jail for Indecent exposure.
John O'Sboa , the railroad man charged
, vlth stealing an overcoat from Tom Draper ,
ivas lined $ j aud costs by Judge Waters this
'orenoon ,
The case against M. Adler , the pawnbro-
tor , charged with havinpr received sovor.il
stolen watches , was dismissed today for lack
of prosecution. There wns nothing to show
, hat Adler had concealed iho watubos. IIo
bought them In duo course of trndo and had
displayed them in his show windows for sev
eral wcoks before they wcro discovered.
Tha tnuual coucert of the Lincoln Oratorio
society will talto place on the ovonlng of De
cember 0. It will bo the loading musical
event of the season unU several hundred of
the best musicians in tbo city will partlcl-
into.
J. N. Davis , who was ycstotday reported
.ohavo engaged In a dtfllcultv with'Chris
Bauer , was connected with the affair ouly us
a witness.
Thora Is a chance In ono of the oldest law
firms In the city. Lamb , Klcketts & Wllsoo ,
who have boon together for moro than ten
voars last past , luivo dissolved , and
MrV. . J , Lamb , iho senior mom-
bar of tbo llrm , has associated with
him Messrs. Adums nnd ticattof this city and
tha linn will hereafter bo Lamb , Adams ft
Scott. Messrs. Adams and Srolt are man of
high standing , line local ability and wide ox-
perlonco in the practice of tno law , The now
llrm will bo a vary strong ono.
Flavoring
Extracts
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Vanilla Of perfect purity
Lemon Of great strength-
Oransro Economy In their use ,
Roso.etc
Flavor as delicately
deliciously as the fresh frmi *
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bllndorUlao'llnjlto'ilru. Ciirouio , Hoa.'ntor llorjll-
UrTl'ilui. Tttls llumj.lr hi > nuror bJon known to
/tll.llparbox. Uforli ; oontbr mull Vfliftuaorlro-u
Ibtiterrlblu illsaao iv.ui u written uu.iriutJ ) li
poBltlTolygl'on wlttii ) uixoiur rafunl tliaruanariC
notcuruilSaaJ > tini > forfriu Bampla. Uuarantai
lioaei bjlvulm &Co. l > ruzxlii < , "solo Aa
16U-u a DouL'la * MtrojtJ ou.ho. Nob.
Tut t's Tiny rills net iwlilndly nil tlio
irlillcl , tliu ilollcilu fnumlu < ir Inllrnii
old ugo n.s upon lliinljjiimui in.in. '
\u tune ) mill Btrm > Ki | | to tlio nmk
oiiui li , Illinois , l.lducyn anil liluililvr
P. J. CREEDON
Architect
AM )
liuiidcr.
Iwtshtocnll tha nttonllon of my frlondi.
former patrons nnd the inibllo tn the fact
that I liuva uvu'n gone Into Ijuslnesi.
J GREEDON
, , ,
Architect and Builder ,
ROOM 617 ,
NEW , YORK LIFE BUILDING.
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TONIGHT.
Tlio clover [ ) AJ'I SULLYn& n
rKli Actor , * " * - OC/tf./ ] 0t , , Cotlllmny ,
i'auSSol The Millionaire
SATUKDAY NTGI1T , DADDY NOLAN
FARNAM STREET THEATRE , ri'Ks
4 NUhts CommoDcln , ! with Matinee ,
Sunday , Dec. 4.
ANDERSON'S COMEDIANS-
In the Gro-uest of all Muslc.it t'arco-
Cnmodlos.
BOWS MlsS MATIIKH'3
THEATRE.MlsS
THEATRE. TARRWHU *
Thursday. 1 r.'dnv and H.itnnliiy. Uee. 1 , ! 3
and. ) . Matinee b.-iturJuy ,
MARGARET MATHER.
Assisted ] > y u Competent Compiny , In the
follow lnuruportory :
Tnurs'l'iy Nl/ht and bnturduy Matinee ,
THE HONEYMOON.
Kildny Nlsht ,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Saturday Night.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Prleos-35e. Me. Tif. $1.0) and SI.r.O. Hex
sheets upon Wednesday.
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hiJc'illiiMH inn lin niliiilni
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xillliiK tliu rlntliliu or n j'
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Mall orders jollcUol.
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cure these artistic and patriotic souvenirs of their own
Exposition , we have resolved to offer the whole issue
for sale at 1.00 each.
Apply to any Bank , or send Post Office or Express Money Order ,
Bank Draft , or Registered Letter for as many coins as you wish , with
instructions how to send them to you , to f
TREASURER WORLD'S * COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
CHICAGO , ILLS.
DrDO
13l6 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
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