OMAHA DAILY BEE.
ESTABLISHED JUJNE 10 , 1S7J. OMAHA , TOTJBSDAY MORNING- , DECEMBER 5 , 1895 TWELVE PAG-ES. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
GLIMPSE OF THE CITY BUDGET
Departments Furnish Estimates of Ex
penses for Doming Year ,
LOOKS LIKE FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
Tnlilrn SlumI.CKN Anieiimt * Tlinii for
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All heads of municipal departments , with
the exception of the legal department and
the city treasury have submitted to the
comptroller estimates of the cost of run
ning the various departments during ISflC.
In meet capes the estimates arc slightly less
than thoBo which were presented last year.
This Is largely duo to the reductions In sala
ries contemplated by the ordinances re
cently passed , as the estimates arc computed
on the ; liasls , of salaries as provided In these
ordinances. As n rule , however , the heads of
departments take occasion to protest against
the reductions , which they oppose as being
too radical for the good of the dcpirtment.
Mayor Ucmls stales In his communication
that ho does not consider It courteous to sub
mit nn estimate of the probable expendi
tures of his successor. He adds , however ,
that the natural expense of the ofllce will
bo $3,4CO for salaries mid that $115 was ex
pended for Incidentals during the present
jcar.
The comptroller's estimate fools up $7,060 ,
of which $7,100 Is for salaries and $800 for
telephone , stationery and other extras. Mr.
Olsen adds that the clerical force contem
plated In this estimate will he entirely In-
Biilllolent to perform the work of the office.
'Jlio duplicate tax lists are a jear behind ,
no they liuvo been for several years past , and
It will rcqulro two extra clerlo In this dc-
Iinrtinont to get the work In proper shape ,
lie also advises the council that the con
templated reduction In salaries Is too radl-
( Td , as expert accountants cannot bo ob
tained for the salaries mentioned.
The city clerk places the probable expenses
of his department at ? 9OS1 , of which $5,980
Is for ttalarlcs , $2,783 for compiling the tax
list and $318 for tcbplionc , stationery ,
books , blanks and postage. Mr. Hlgby also
registers a protest against the proposed re
duction1) In salaries.
The Hoard of Public Works estimates Its
expenditure ! ) ; it $73,000 In nil departments.
The llceriui Inspector expects to expend
$230 for Incidentals , which , with his salary ,
makes $1,43G for his department.
The plumbing Inspec'or considers $1,237 a
fair estimate of what his department will
requite.
liulldlng Inspector DoverlU's estimate Is :
Salary , $2,000 ; examiner's salailes , $1,25C ;
clerk , $7liG ; ofllco supplies , etc. , $124.50 , a
total of $4,100.BO.
The Hilary of the city electrician Is $1SOO
nnd ho thinks he can get along with an
allowance of $33 for supplies and Inci
dentals
The > commissioner of health elates that
$0,020U11 pay thn salaries of hlms'lf , the
inspector of contagious diseases , meat In-
spcc'cr , milk Inspector and one sanitary In
spector. Other items are : Printing month ! }
reports , $120 ; blanks and stationery , $200
incdlclno and supplies , $300 ; hospitals , $2,000
removing dead animals , $2.000 ; other ex
penses , $2SO , a total of $10,920. The com
missioner odds that this amount will be far
from sufficient to make the department as
efficient as It ought to lif.
The park commissioners content themselves
with a request for a levy of I'/i mills , the
name as this year.
The Hoard of Fire and Police Commis
sioners approximates the expenditures of the
fire and police departments during the year
as follows : Police department Salaries , $80-
270Hrent } , $2,100 ; stationery , telegrams' , post-
agoj'fete. , for chlsf of police , $700 ; fe'd , repairs
etc. , , for police patrol department , $1,125
police alarm department , $220 ; license board
salaries and Incidentals , $1,300 ; fire and po
lice board , salaries and Incidentals , $1CGO
other expenses , $1,850 , a total of $ S9,425
Kiro department Salaries , $9G,120 ; apparatus
and tmpplles , $000 ; hose , $5,000 ; coal , $1,200
horiu shoeing , $1,100 ; liors , $500 ; rents ,
$1,700 ; telephone system , $59392 ; flro alarm
system , $1,075 ; additional alarm boxes , $975 ;
other expenses , $5,085 , a total of $11-J10.S2. ! )
The superintendent of tha city hall esti
mates the cxpendlturesi In that department
nt $14,595 , of which $7,420 Is for salaries * and
tha remainder for supplier , repairs , etc.
When tabulated these estimates amount to
this :
llnyor $ 3575.00
Comptroller 7jOOO ! )
City clerk ! ) , ( J81.00
llonnl of Public Works 73,000 0 (
Health department 10.9JO CK
1'ollcu department 89,42. > .0 (
Flro ilepattinont 119,110.92
City hall 1453100
HllUdliiK Inspector 4.1005C
JJceiTHi Inspector 1-UUOU
IMiimlilnR Inspector 1,2.17.00
City electrician , l.SJK 00
Hoard of nailt commissioners , nbout. 27,000.00
Totnl $ .503,577.43
The addition of the estimates cf the city
treasurer and the legal department will bring
the tofal up to very ncaily an even $400,000.
STRUCK .M\V iioi.it FIICI.IJS.
Smith hujN Mini Shi-rliliiu AMU He ( ht >
\ olUilorailo. .
Gooif-e L. Bmlth of ShsrldanVyo. . , Is In
41m cllv on his wav east un liuslness con
nected with some mining Intercuts In tha
vicinity of Sheridan In which ho Is largely
Intel estcd. Mr. Smith la one of the heaviest
owners In the HuW Mountain mining camp ,
which Is being developed nnd In which uomo
very rich strikes huv boon made.
Home time ago n gold vein WMS located on
thuory top of Haiti mountain nnd develop
ment cf the strike shows one of the richest
gold 11 fhls that hnvo been opened In the
vest. The oie In found In n cement forma
tion and Is rasll ) mined and milled. It Is
very rich and romp.inle ! > are being formed
fur the active development of the camp.
Mr , Smith sa > s that fully 100 ktamp mills
will bo put In operation on the Ilalil moun
tain ores early In the spring and he ex
pects lo sco the outputs ut Cripple Creek
ecllptvil when the Haiti mountain field Is
fairly opened up.
roiiiiil Until lii IIU Ili-il.
Jame * 1'lunkett , rooming at C07 South Ttilr-
tee'ith fclu-et. was found dead In hl room
jeilcrday. PlunKvtt hud been a victim
of consumption fur sc\erul mouths and had
I ) en confined to hid room for a number of
days. Yeatfrday his toeiiimate a roue nt
the usual hour and , thinking that hit b d-
follow -AAV fllll steeping , rcfr.i'ned ' from aious.
Ing him. When dlwovcrcd It was found that
Plunki'tt hid brwthoil hU liut many hoais
before and hid probah ! ) been Jc d sines mid
night , Thi > icmatns wrro ( jlion lu tha
morgue. Tlie Oeceafcd furmcily employed
as a baXer.
HOJIC to rinil Mr. Wood.
A letter was rcrelvca yrifiday by Chief
Slgnarl f-oin C'hlcf of Police Pa > lt oC 1'eorla ,
111 , rctmeitlns him to try ! o lo.ito n travelIng -
Ing man K. J. Wood. wood formerly trav
eled for u wholesale ilico hoiu-e In 1'corla and
a dliort time ngii gave up hli puiltlon and
suddenly dl pp utd deserting his family
without any apparent cnuo , Wood hai a
mother living In thla city and It U thought
by his relatives In P cor In that ho may hnvo
\lslteil her nnd la ut the present time lu
Omaha. The police will try to find Wood.
-Six necks ago I suffered with a very
i\er cold ; was almost unable to speak.
My frJeiidn ell advised me to consult a phy-
b'Cian. Noticing Chamberlain's Cough Hem-
edy advertlied In the St , Paul Volks Zeltung
I procured a bottle , and after taking U a
short while was entirely well , I now most
heartily recommend tills remedy to any on ;
fcuffcrlns with n cold , Win , Kell , C78 Sclby
ve. , St , Paul , Minn.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
Inaugurating a Grand Series of Holiday Bargain Events.
Special - Attractions
FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS AT
Men's , Boys' and Children's
Clothing Department. . . .
Men's heavy Melton and
Shetland Ulsters , with
checked worsted lining ,
good and substantially .75
made coats , ( or only .
Men's Black and Blue
Beaver Overcoats , velvet
collar , fly front , farmer
satin ling ; we doubt if
$8.50 would buy a better
one elsewhere ; here for d
only. L\ \
Gentleman's extra heavy all wool Frieze Ul
sters34 oz. goods , in b'ack ' , blue and Ox
ford , superior in workmanship and trimmings ;
we doubt if $18.00 would buy as good ulster
elsewhere ; here for only ' . . . . .
Gentlemen's Finest Imported Frieze and
Elysian Beaver Ulsters , clay worsted lined ,
best silk sleeve linings , equal to the best
$25.00 kind in other stores , here for
Strictly all wool Kersey Overcoats , in b'ack '
and blue colors , guaranteed not to fade ; $12.00
would be the price for them anywhere else ; our
price but
IN MEN'S SUITS there
are 3 spe-
cial lines. We would like to call your
attention to
250 regular $7.50 and Sio.co
Suits , all wool cassimere and
cheviot , sack styles , that are
.5.
.
now down to .
200 regular $15,00 and
$16.50 fine black and fancy
Worsted Suits , sack and
frock styles , that are now
down to
j And about 150 of cur best
$20.00 and $22,50 Suits
that we have reduced to. .
What is more appropriate for a Christ
mas Gift than a dress to mother , wife , sister or
friend , absolutely nothing , and Hay den's Dress
Goods Department has provided goods within
reach of all. Thursday we will make an extra
effort to convince all purchasers that we are
Headquarters.
$1.00 will buy a dress pattern of 30-Inch
chameleon , 36-Inch Kngllsh cashmere , 35-
Inch Scotch plaid , S yards to pattern.
$2.00lll buy a dress pattern of 30-Inch
Indies' cloth , 3fi-Incli all wool mixtures , 3G-
Inch all wool Imported honrletta , 3C-lncli all
wool Imported seige , all 8 yards patterns.
$2.73 will b'iy a dross pattern of 40-Inch
novelties worth double. Will buy a 4G-lncli
all wool Imported henrletla. Will buy IG-
liu'li all wool Imported serge , Will buy the
largest assortment of nil wool novelties In
Omaha (7 ( jards to puttern. )
$3,50 will buy 7 yard pattern of our 7Ec ,
83o ar.d $1,00 novelties , Will buy 7 yard .pat
tern of the best Imported serge In Omaha.
Over COO patterns ; our $10.00 patterns ,
our $15,00 and $20,00 patterns are the work
of master milkers.
BLACK DRESS GOODS DEP'T
Here's where wo excel ,
Nothing we can nay of this department
would do us justice. U must be seen to be
appreciated.
We rhow , n excellent value In all wool
serge HCc.
Wo shaw an Inlmltublo 47-Inch French
for 39c.
Wh n you've ccen our COc 40 and 50-Inch
French storm fcergs jou'vo seen the best
vnlUQ In America.
Our line of novelties from 3Dc to $3,00 Is
positively the Lest representation of black
clrcsa goods over thown lu the west.
l for Thiireday 10 lo 11 u , in. , dress
patterns of eight yaitU of half-wool dress
goods Jor 7Jc ,
WeLsatlttieniAlllnSilis.
\\'a carry tl.o largest assortment. We
name the- lo-.vra' prices ,
China SilUa , lu light colon , worth 25c ,
for n yard lOc
All tlllt Crepci , In pinks , light blues ,
erf am , nllo ami yellow , just the thing
for Christmas fancy work and dolls'
drcsbos , only , yard , lOc
Ubck Crystal llcngullnet , Dlack Satin
DuchetEe , Dlack All Silk Gros Grains ,
UUck Satin Ilhadanie , All Silk Faille ,
only. > ard , , . , 69c
Colored Moire Silk , only a few pieces *
left , a bargain at. yard , , , ioa
Ml silk Colored Moires , In all the staple
colors , gooJs tint sold at $1.00 per
yanl , to cloie them they go at , , . 39o
ft O'J ' quality all silk Colored Qros
Grain * , the bert Silk bargain ever
offered to tblt city , only , yard. . , 49o
Kid Gloves
Wa are prepared to show as fine a line as
any house In the west. Our stock of ladles'
and gents' are now complete , Our specialty
now Is a ladles' flue Swearchaa G-liook , In
all shades at 75c per pair , worth $1.25.
Special values In ladles' silk mittens- for
holiday presents.
See our line of silk umbrellas just opened ,
COO dozen men's fancy satin suspenders , In
a box , SOc per pair , worth 75c.
We are showing the largest line of men's
neckwear In the west , leeks , 4-In-hands , De
Jolnvlllea and fancy band bows at our usual
prices.
Men's white laundered shirts COc , 75c and
11.00 each ; honest goods and well made.
COO dozens ladles' carets , none better sold
for $1.00. On Thursday COc per pair.
8 cases of ladlei' fleeced note , 12ic } per
pair , worth 20o , . , . , . . , .
JEWELRY
GEMS
. . . ,
Battmef 's Elegant Stock
At Bankrupt Prices.
Our larsje front show cases are veritable valleys of Diamonds
mends , Rubies , Sapphires , Emeralds , Garnets , Moonstones ,
Opais , Lorgnette Chains , Watch Chains of all S.tyles , Lace
Pins , Stick Pins , f Sterling- Silver Novelties , Solid Gold
Watches , Gold Filled Watches , Silver Watches , Sterling
Silver Knives , Forks , Spoons and Holloware , Silver Plated-
ware , Gold Rings , Gold Spectacles , Gold and Plated Watch
Charms and Lockets , and thousand other novelties in Silver
ware and Jewelry , , too many to print.
Baumer's whole storeful of Diamonds and Jewelry bought
by us from the creditors at our own offer. It is impossible to
mention many prices , We give a sample item or two.
Solid Silver Chatelaine Watches , .25
S'om wind and sot , fine jewelled movement , .
Bntinicr's Price , S8.00 ; Bankrupt Price
Pearl Opet'a ' Glasses ,
Bnumcr'a Price , $3.00 ; Bjulcrupt Price
s ,
Dimmer's Price , $2.50 ; Bankrupt Price
Sterling Silver Thimbles ,
Haunter's Price , 50cj BauUrnpt Price .
Hundreds of. Solid Gold Pear ! Handled Pens ,
From 50c up.
Aii'-wiisurpasse'd - opportunity to buy a splendid
Holiday present at 1-3 price.
®
rwear
Wo have Just received i Ifect from the
mill 10 cases of children's -tybo\ \ underwear ,
purchased by us nt nbout 33' c on the del
lar. To make room for UQllJay goods ve
will close out at ones this entire purchase at
just one-half the ieRuinrprice. If you have
any children's underwear to buy do it at
onco. '
3 cases of ladles' Jernay ribbed , fleeced
vesth and pants , 25c each , Worth 50c.
l' case of ladles' all oql jersey ribbed
pants , fitfc per pair \\ortlif.25. )
Ladles' all wool comblnutlon suits , SSc ,
\\orth $1.50.
Men's Underwear
1 case of men's heavy shirts and drawers
SSc each , worth GOc.
Men's all wool red shirts and drawers 35e
each , worth 75c.
Men's Underwear.
Men's heavy fleeced shirts and drawers 50c ,
7Cc and $1.00 ; best \alue In the market.
1 lot of inen't ; undershirts , no drawers In
this lot , manufacturers' samples , slightly
Rolled , worth $1.00 , fl.BO and $2.00 ; will close
this lot at COc each.
Men's fancy flannel outing ahlrts , EOc , 75c
and $1.00 ; are special values.
SPECIAL.
Read well and Take
Notice.
On sale all day Thursday. A snap bar
gain. BOO dozan men's fine mcilno , wool and
cashmere tex worth 2Ee nnd 35c , go on sale
at 12' c per pair , only 0 pairs to a cus
tomer.
Special Sale , on Fancy Holiday Neckwear.
Special-sale on fancy holiday neckwear.
The finest , largest nnd cheapest line of fine
neckwear In Omaha ; grand , special sale
Thursday ; lace collars from GOo to $4.00 ;
lace and ribbon collars 25c to $3.50 ; satin
sailor collars $1.00 to $5.00 ; Wlndtor ties 6c ,
lOo ICe and &c.
Anil still our book tale continues. All the
newest , latest and bett bound books In the
market.
Wo are still soiling Hosa N. Gary's books
for girls , boys cr grown up people , 3 tolt. for
Etc ; regular price $1.36.
BOOKS.
Stark-Monroe Letters ( Doyle ) , S5c ; regu
lar price $1.35.
Chronicles of Count Antonio ( Hone ) , SSc ;
regular price $1,05.
Five JV.ttle Peppers and How They Grew ,
only lOc ; regular price 20e.
UIcltciiB1 Works , 15 vols. , only $ I.BO.
McCauley's Works , 5 vols. . only $1.25.
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Uamo Trot and Her Cat , lo each.
Old Mother Goose , lo each ,
Sing a Song Sixpence , lo each ,
Five IJttlo Pigs , lc each.
Little Hopcop , lc each.
Little Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoe ,
lo each ,
GREAT
HOLIDAY
HANDKERCHIEF
SALE.
Great holiday handkerchief sale , children's
fancy bordered handkerchiefs lc each.
Ladles fancy bordered handkerchiefs , 3c
each.
Ladles' fancy corded white handkerchiefs ,
3o each ,
Lace edge handkerchiefs. lOc each ,
Pure linen handkerchiefs' , IGo each.
The finest line of fancy open edged hand
kerchiefs , IGo each.
Bilk Initial handkerchiefs , 60 each.
Clearing out Sale of
Ladies' Waists
To Commence
Thursday Morning.
This sale will include all the
Winter Waists now soiling nt from $2
to St.5 : ! , anil in the lot arc :
All-wool heavy Flannel cm-
broidorcil Collars and CiilTti.
Johnstown Worsteds i n
small figures.
Plain Flannel and Worsted
plaids.
And a few of the new Cre-
poiis in tiusill figures of black nnd white
nntl fancy. All now , with the fnllcsb
blccvoi , and ( cxcoiit the emhroldorcd.
otip.s ) lined with the boat lin-
ing. Price ipI.SlO
Orders by mail should con
tain a first and second choice.
Chin
chilla
New Styles ,
Splendid Cloth.
34 inches long , worth
$10 , on sale at $5.95
All other Jackets and
Cloaks at corresponding
prices.
Hotis6 Wrappers
and Gowns.
We have just put on sale 150
dozen Ladies' Wrappers in Cashmere , D&
Lains and Arnold'sTwills , regular
$1.25 dresses , all in dark stripes
and figutes , to be closed out
Our special sale of Pursian &
De Laine Patterns at QSc , will continue this
week ,
ItO pounds Coarse Grnmilutcil
Stifiar ? 1.00
22 pounds Kino Giannlutod Siurnr.$1.00
Best brands of Flour , Ui'.stIX ,
IIuydi'HH' IlPfit 5 X , Golden Itod
or any oilier brand , sack 03c
Good HIo Colfee ( ficMi roasted ) . . . 20c
( jnulo Java and Mocha Cof-
fee 80c
Urolcen .lava anil Moclin , 12'XjC ' ,
lfiu and IT'/Qc ' !
8 pounds Oatmeal ( fiehli rolled ) . . . 25c
Laundry Soup only , ' ! c
I'uro Glycerine Toilet Soap only. . . 2c
It-pound caiiH Tomatoes
li-pnmid culm Porn
; { .pound cans California IMnnis , , ,
linked Itcans , per can 'I'/jC '
SardlncH , per can : tc
Ilntllc Ax Tobacco JOc
1 iHiuiul Kinukliif , ' Tobacco , with
plpu , 25u
I
/
ETC.
Clean CurranlH , only , 5c
IinporU'd Vd.stl//.a Currants 7l/-v
( hoelan C'urrants ( reclcanod ) . . , . . 8'/tC
Lar 'o Italslns Tic
Vak'iiclo ItnlHliiH , , , 7MiC
Seedless HalsliiH , , , , . 7 < X > c
Hct'dlcKs Sultana Itulslns. . . , K'/du '
Now Kvaporated readies , .r > 'X.c
New Kvaporated I'ears. 7M.-C
Now Kvaporated Apricots
Now Kvaporated Apples
Don't forget that wo nnilo our Candy
fresh every half hour , When you want
n box of thu Uncut French Candies ,
Chocolates , IJou oUns , etc. , Ilaydens'
have the beat.
Tremendous Sale on
Just think of It for a minute , then
come to the blf ? sloro to buy sonic Meats
at the following prices ,
Salt Pork . 5o
IMekle 1'oik . , Go
Sugar Gin oil lincou . , 80
Sugur Cut cd Hams , No. 1 . Da
Corned Uoef . a'Xi '
Dologna . , do-
Head Cheese , Liver HaiiFa o , Trlpo
and Pigs I ' ' ( 'el , all at. . . , . Jc-
HUTT15U AND KHH. ( !
Krchh Country Hell Huttcr . ] 2ii < 5
Siilclly frebh K 'gs on hand ull tho-
I ( line at prices that will surprise you.
] Host .Soda and Oyster CrackerKJ'XtC
Full Cream Cheese . 7'/ '
Cod Fisli and White Fish . Oc
4 Fancy Mixed Nuts only . 32 A
I5ewt Lemony . 20u-
HAYDEN BROS. ,
The Leaders.
Rockers
For the
Holidays-
For the dilhlivn ut Hie , SOc , SOc.
5cfiOe , 75f , SSc uiul $1.00.
All ninv utylcH and ( 'oud
For older people Honkers at § 1,00 ,
? 1.2.r > , $1.50 , $1.7f > , $ l. r , , $2.00 nod $2. :
1'li'ttires framed complete at 25c ,
7f > c and $1.00.
IJasols at 50e , 75c nnd $1.00.
Music UuckH , Center Tables
Tablea and Ouulrs. LooU over our