TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1903.
COSSIP OF THE POLITICIANS
Vnj Mjiteriei tt Court Home that Heed
to Be BtTealed.
RUMOR OF HEAVY BUCKET SHOP LOSSES
Foatanellea Sow Admit Making
rloaa Error la 1'rolertlnn Leslie,
Iaet perlenrrd aa
for County Jailge,
"There Is a great deal of mystery In the
deep recesses of tlif county rourt that
should be unshrouded at the erllcst possible
day," said a well-known republican con
nected with one of the departments in the
court house. "Ton are doubtless nware."
said lie, "that there In n well defined rumor
of bucket shop speculation said to have In
volved a loss of JIM.niiO dropped in options
and future. Thnt rumor should he probed
to the bottom. If It prove true. It will
mean a scandal of no arnall proportion; If
false a vindication will be due to the official
who la alleged to have Rumbled in trust
funda. We all remember that few people
were willing" to take any Mock in the
'rumors that were floating about the streets
of Omaha and Uncoln some years ago be
fore the city and state treasury defalcations
became public property and It is but natural
that It should take tangible proof to make
people believe these reports. In any event,
whether the story proves true or false, the
probe cannot be applied until a man Is
elected county Jude wtio hears no relation
to the present Incumbent a man who would
force an accounting and who would not
accept clear box securities as bankable
funds."
It Is admitted now by some of the ablest
politicians of the Fontanelle club that the
governors made a tactloul blunder when
they endorsed Isl!e as the club's candi
date for county Judfe. In the course of the
conversation this Fotitanelle chief admitted
thnt while Icslle Is a brlgTit young man, he
has had no law practice and his only law
txperlence has been as court bailiff for
Judge Fawcett and chief clerk for Judge
Vlnsonhaler.
so that he will doubtless b retained as
treasurer if he Is willing to continue' to
serve. The same Is true with reference to
the secretary of the committee, who hap
tens to be A. H. Allen, secretary to Onv
ernor MUkey. The Mate headquarter will
probably remain at LlncJn.
"I'p In the city council chamber," said a
city hall clevatir man. "the political pot Is
approaching; the boiling point. More light
and less heat Is wanted, but down town
they are getting more heat and less light In
their squabbles over the candidates for
coroner, which Is confined chiefly to the
members of the retail grocers association,
who report that they are being Importuned
by George Munroe to support Mace as
against Ed Bralley. As everybody knows
the race Is squarely between Bralley and
McKay, but Mace and his backers Insist
' that neither of these two men can be nom
inated so long as he holds the MacKey to
the situation."
From the democratic camp comes the
cry of "foul below the belt." The offender
this time Is Sheriff rwer. who purges
himself of the Intimation that the Jail
delivery of Friday night wxs worked from
the Inside to the outside, and from the
outside to the Inside by some parties un
known, who had conspired with malice
afor. thought to weaken his pull on the,
embattled democracy In their tinix-ndlng
onslaught im the ballot Imix next Tuesday.
The awful suspension between drinks Is
excruciating. But nobody can settle this
amicably.
The Utter carriers of n-rsiha and South
Omaha hove been kept on the run for
several days by the literary bureau of the
Fontanelle club, which Is flooding the
malls with sample ballots branded with
the name of the club Directions, where
each of the voters to whom a ballot 4s
addressed Is to vote, ale printed on the
ballot, as well as the name of the Fon
tanelle candidate for committeeman. Many
of the republicans who have been thus
favored resent the Intrusion and some go
so far as to denounce the ticket as a high
handed Imposture. One of these exclaimed
In the hearing of The rice reporter: "When
and by whom were these candidates nomi
nated? No notice of a nominating meet
ing was ever given .to memViers, nor were
the members ever asked to ratify the
selections made by the governors, and It
Is even doubtful whether a quorum of the
governors was present when the ticket was
hatched."
"I see that the antls are at last running
Tom Dennlson for sheriff again." remarked
a city hall rounder as he .glanced at a
neighbor's copy of the red-headed sheet.
The only surprise Is they did not smoke
up on Dennlson earlier In the game. The
funny part of It Is that they find Dennlsoo's
proxy In Fred Hoye. If I remember right
John McDonald was sheriff here for four
years Just before Sheriff Power came In
and during all that time Dennlson was spin
ning his policy wheel nearly every day
without Intervention, while Omnlift and
South Omaha gambling hells were going
full blast. If Dennlson wanted to have a
friendly sheriff he ought to be plugging for
the restoration of John McDonald, because
he never fared better with any other
sheriff, either before or after."
A HARD ROW
And a long pull describes the pathws)
of a woman afflicted with female weak-
! nss unless she Is under the rare of a
doctor who ha had successful experience
In the f reatment of such cases or ele has
found the right remedy which can be
safely used Independently of the doctor.
Forty years ago, lr. H'. V. Pierce found
that women were being grossly mal
treated mainly through Ignorance and
carelessness, and he determined to devote
himself to study and research till he
found the real cause of their suffering
and a proper remedy for It.
H found it, and dug from Nature's
Laboratory, the earth. Nature's rtmnUtt
fjr woman weaknesses and ailments.
He found In Lady's Slipper root, Black
Cohosh root. Unicorn root. Blue Cohot-h
root and Golden Seal root, the required
Ingredients.
The remedial virtues of these he ex
tracted, combined and preserved by hli
own peculiar non-alcoholic, glyceric pro
cesses and the compound Is now known
the world over, as Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription.
"The wearing of collets too tight seemed
to hare brought on an abdominal pressure,
weakening the ligaments aud resulting fn
displacement, which troubled me until 1 wt
not flt to walk, and at times could hardly
Stand," writes Mrs. Beverly SllgroeTes. of 124
Fulton St.. San Francisco. Cal. "A neighbor
advised me to try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription. Before the first bottle was used
1 felt much better. Improvement went
steadily on, and within four months I i
like a new and well woman once more. I
am now perfectly well and strong, and ex
tremely grateful to you for your blessed
remedy a boon to sick women."
A dreat Doctor Book Free Send 21 one
cent stamps to Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo.
N. Y., to cover mailing and he will send
you a free copy of his 10ut-pagn Common
Sense Medical Adviser, paper-covered.
Cloth-covered 31 stamps.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are ths
host and safest laxatlvo for tho uso u!
delicate womep
MAN KILLED AND MONEY GONE
Passenger Loses Life and Cash on
Way to Council Bluffs to
Find Health.
As the eastbounfl train of the Vnlon Pa
cific vu passing near Hanna, Wyo.. Thurs
day t night B. Schmltt crawled from his
berth In the Pullman through the wln-
The public utility corporations are not all
agreed on any candidate for county office
except Ostrorn, whom they regard as a
safe man, while Vre la looked upon by them
aa dangerously unmanageable. "When It
comes to a show down In the third district,"
said a Sixth warder, who politically speak
ing, keeps his ear close to the ground,
"Ostrnm la bound to land on Ms feet unless
the small taxpayers come to the rescue of
Ure."
It Is a good thing for the politicians that
the Job printers are not going on a strike
until after Tuesday, otherwise they would
have been compelled to typewrite or mime
ograph their confidential heart to heart
talks to the voters.
In the political melee of the hour few
people are paying any attention to the
people's court, otherwise known as Justices
of the peace; but it is a foregone conclu
sion that at least six of the thirteen can
didates on the republican ballot will go
to bed smiling on Tuesday night, while
seven others will feel much like the player
of an uncertain game when he hears one
of the members cry out "Keno."
Judge E. R. Duffle endeavored to resume
his work Saturday, after resting Friday I
from the fatigue caused by the battle at
the republican state convention at Uncoln.
Many friends called to express their re
gret at his defeat. Judge Duffle declares
his satisfaction with the ticket, praising
Judge Letton as a learned man who will
make a good Judge. lie said:
"I am touched by the solicitude of my
friends, who seem deeply to regret my de
feat In the convention. I am deeply grate
rut to all who assisted me In the campaign,
nd especially to the members of the
Douglas county delegation who stood by me
until the last ballot was cast.
"I would like personally to thank each of
the 123 men on the delegation for their
efforts in my behalf. This, of course. Is
impossible, but I hope each will understand I
my feelings, and know that I very much
appreciate the efforta they made In my be
half at the convention."
Although the primary election is but two
days off, there is still greatly divergent
views among politicians supposed to be in
touch with the situation aa to the size of
the vote and the Interest that will be man
'fested. Of course, all forecasts are largely
guesswork, but here are two from do
rldedly different viewpoints:
"I expect the heaviest vote ever cast at
iny primary ever held In this county,"
ays an experienced republican worker.
"There are so many forces In play to
bring out the vote that are not usually
with us that a heavy attendance at the
primaries is practically assured. In the
first place, the polls are to be open from
I In the morning until 9 at night, instead
of from noon till 7 as heretofore, being
thirteen hours against seven. The even
ing hours after supper ought to bring out
a heavy wage-workers' vote. Then, too,
voting at the primary is the same as
registering, so that the people can vote
and register at the same time. Again, the
democratic and republican primaries are
to be held together and at the same time
and places. This Increases the number of
workers bringing out voters, and demo
cratic, workers will scare up republicans
as well as democrats, and vice versa. I
understand that there are over lS.OoO regis
tered republican voters In Omaha alone,
and I wluld not be surprised If at least
7.500 of them came out to the primary."
One of the candidates seeking a repub
lican nomination, on the other hand, takes
this view of the case: "There is do uso
denying that the people are decidedly In
different. I have been around to a host of
meetings and I have yet to rind one even
decently attended. The people 1 meet as
sure me they are for me, but evince no spe
cial Interest In the general fight. I will
admit that a lot of legpullers and ward heel
ers have been swarming around me, but
they represent nothing but their own votes.
I fear the primary wtll be a great disap
pointment in the number of votes recorded
and I do not count on polling more than
between (.Out) and 8.000 in the whole county."
Members of the new republican state
committee for Douglas county have re
ceived notice of a meeting called at Uncoln
Thursday, September XI, for the purposes of
organisation. The recent convention elected
a new chairman in the person of former
Senator William P. Warner of Dakota
eounty, leaving the remaining offices to be
filled by the committee. .City Treasurer
Mannings of Omaha is at present treasurer
of the committee and so far aa it la known
a outnpcUlo hag arias to claim the place.
Attention Republican Voters
Stand By the Regular Organization
"When marking your ballot at the primary Tuesday, put
a cross mark after the names of the following candidates for
committeeman in your respective precincts. The names of
candidates for committeemen in each district will be printed
at the bottom of the ballot.
City of Omaha.
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct W illiam Hutton
Second Precinct James Henderson
Third Precmct Henry Ehrenpfort
Fourth Precinct Joseph Mlsloveo
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct John Kowalewskl
Second Precinct S. O. Hoff
Third Precinct George 8. Nicklas
Fourth Precinct Michael Lee
Fifth Precinct Melchior Lels
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct George Wicks
Second Precinot R. H. Johnson
Third Precinct Theo. Brown
Fourth Precinct H. B. Zlmman
Fifth Precinct W. H. Shoop
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct 11. 8. Mann
Second Precinct J. K. Boyle
Third Precinct C. W. Brltt
Fourth Precinct F. W. Fitch
Fifth Precinct S. C. Barnes
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct J. T. Craig
Second Precinct Cyrus E. Watson
Third Precinct George A. Sargent
Fourth Precinct T. J. Wiley
Fifth Precinct Frank E. Stone
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct E. F. Morearty
Second Precinct Charles Hansen
Third Precinct E. L. Roberts
Fourth Precinct H. C. Timma
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct John Grant
Second Precinct.. ..Joseph E. Thatcher
Third Precinct Hans P. Peterson
Fourth Precinct F. G. Davie
EIGHTH WARD.
First Precinct Guy C. Fleming
Second Precinot Joseph Bcheldt
Third Precinct Julius Helphand
Fourth Precinct
NINTH WARD.
First Precinct M. O. Cunningham
Second Precinct.... Jas. E. Van Glider
Third Precinct John 8. Helgren
Fourth Precinct Frank H. Gaines
Fifth Precinct Robert D. Duncan
TENTH WARD.
First Precinct Bert C. Miner
Second Precinct E. F. Grimes
.Third Precinct..: John C. Lynch
Fourth Precinct William O. Nerkel
Fifth Precinct John F. Behm
ELEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct L. C. Hutchinson
Second Precinct August Carstens
Third Precinct Will Browne
Fourth Precinct William F. Oerke
TWELFTH WARD.
First pTeclnet O. C. Redlck
Second Precinct John T. Dillon
Third Precinct Doury W. Alsman
Fourth Precinct William J. Hunter
City of Booth Omaha.
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct Frank E. Jonee
Second Precinct L. C. Gibson
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct Frank Fanferlek
Second Precinct O. Lepteln
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct George Beater
Second Precinct George M. Johnson
FOl'RTH WARD.
First Precinct Harry Rothols
Second Precinct T. G. Irwin
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct Tom Koslal
Second Precinct Mike Hanna
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct. ...Charles L. Hndrlek
Second Precinct John C. TToutan
Country
Benson
Chicago
Clontarf ..,
Douglas
Dundee
East Omaha
F.lkhorn
Florence
Jefferson
McArdie
Millard
Platte Valley
I'nion
Waterloo
Precincts.
....Dr. H. F. McCoy
Charles Wlttl
..........
...William Clements
John O. Yeiser
Claude Perkins
, J. W. Shumaker
J. W. Simpson
Peter Mangold
Henrv Bchomer
WllllHtn Von Dohren
E. Collen
C. C. Curtis
Smith Brown
city omritt. kotickj.
CITV OFFICIAL KOTICES.
DECISION NEXT WEDNESDAY
Jadge Nation Takes Coanr llroen's
Contempt Case I'nder Advise
ment Till Tbea.
Judge Sutton has taken under advisement
until Wednesday morning the contempt
case against Ave councilmen of Omaha who
are accused of having violated a restrain
ing order of the court in voting for a cer
tain gas ordinance.
Attorney Connell finished his argument to
the court in opposition to the charge of
contempt late Friday afternoon, and was
followed by City Attorney Breen, who
dwelt on the fact of the nonpassage of the
ordinance.
Saturday morning Judge Slabaugh, for
the state, and W. M. Glller, for T. W.
Blackburn, who secured the Issuance of
the restraining order, wound up the talk
fest, at the conclusion of which Judge
Sutton said he would render his decision
at 10 o'clock Wednesday.
MAYOR AVERSE TO MEASURE
Thinks Jle Will Not Sign Ordinance
Appropriating Money to
Repair Streets.
Mayor Moores said Saturday morning
that he did not think he would sign ths
ordinance appropriating 16,000 from the gen
eral levy fund foi the purpose of complet
ing the street repairs. In his opinion the
action is not legal and besides he does not
believe in emergency exists. On both
points City Attorney Breen differs with
him. If the money Is not appropriated the
asphalt street repairs can go no further.
dow and was crushed to death on the
rock ballast with which the road Is lined.
Mr. Schmltt had sold his confectionery bus
iness at Los Angeles because of ill-health
and was moving to Council Bluffs, where
he Intended to engage in business. His wife
and child occupied the upper berth and he
the lower, and during the night he evidently
became deranged and crawled from the win
dow. The low altitude of Los Angeles
seemed to effect Mr. Schmltt'a mind and it
was to better his health that he was mov
ing to Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Bchmltt came on to Omaha, when
In the morning it was round that Mr.
Schmltt was missing and searching parties
were sent out by the railroad to And the
body. When It was found near Hanna Mrs.
Schmltt went west to claim It. She Is about
33 years old and said that Mr. Schmltt was
somewhat older. She claimed that Mr.
Schmltt had 11,000 In gold with him when
he retired in the berth that night, but when
the body was found there was only 230.
The officials are investigating the case
thoroughly.
Bills Denies the ( barge.
Colonel C. J. Bills of Lincoln, who estab
lished automatic telephones in Nebraska,
passed through the city Saturday enroute
to Chicago. lie said he was in no way In
terested in the new telephone project at
Omaha, as he was figuring on putting the
automatic system into a larger city, but
he said all of the merchants In the stale
were clamoring for an independent line Into
the metropolis of the state. The colonel
was on the Rock Island train that was
laid out all night near South Bend.
Change Prise Fight Pate.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 16 -The date
of the fight between Gus Ruhlln and John
Wills has again been changed, this time
to September 26.
CITY OFFICIAL, KOTICES.
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The following is a correct and true list of the names and addresses of unregistered
voters who have made atlidavit before the City Clerk, and of all voters who regis
tered at the lam regular registration who have procured from the City Clerk cer
tificates of removal, as shown by the records in the City Clerk's office. Those who
have made affidavit as unregistered voters are the following:
Geo. W. Do Yapp, 1919 Lake St., Repub
lican. F. H. Bantln, 23u8 No. 24th St., Repub
lican E H. Lanktree, 19J7 So. 34th St.. Repub
lican. P. 8. Bwick. 1K31 So. 34th St.. Republican.
Geo. A. Quistgard. Ii2 No. 24lh St., Re
publican. E. L Roberts, 2913 l.ake St., Republican.
Iuls Got lutein, 641 So. 2aih Ave, Re
publican. Joseph F. Vasko, Jr.. 4014 So. 13th St..
Republican.
Fred U. Coburn, 604 So. 27th St.. Repub
lican. J H. Cuslck. 1117 No. 18th St . Republican.
Frank Honke. fcv uih St., Democrat.
Clinton V. IU by, Harney St., Re
publican.
I'uff Green. 64 Harney St , Republican,
fcuaiud fdersvQ. ijtl So. th feU., Dcmv-
Joseph Archibald, 16U No. Kth SC. Re
publican. , Henry L, Akin. 103 So. lst St.. Repub
lican. J L. Wills, 106 Kyner Ave., Republican.
W. H. Hatteroth, Cut Cuming St.. Re
publican. Geo. R. Rathburn, nil Ohio St., Repub
lican. C. A. Potter. 1 Douglas St., Repub
lican. E B. Gilford, ZSZT Bristol St., Repub
lican. James Howe, ttll Martha St., Democrat.
W. S. Durnln, Zlit Maple St.. Republican.
T. J. Shanahan, 1UU Martha St., Repub
lican. W. F. Zabel, 2115 Bo. 14th Bt., Repub
lican. A W. Anderson, 714 No. 18th St., Repub
lican J. H. Butler, iat No. (3rd Bt., Republican.
ciat.
Geo. Rasmussen, 17P7 So. Jth St., Demo
crat. 8. D. l-e, 1I11 Blnney pt . Republican.
Arthur J. Xrtig, lolT Wirt St., Repub
lican J.iseph Vasko, 4014 So. 13th St., Repub
lican. Isaao W. Miner, 6U3 So. !7th 8t.. Repub
lican. B 8. Baker. lf40 Bo. 2th Pt . Republican.
W. J. Johnston, Flat 6, DavKlg. ink.. Re
publican. David B. Carlson, 1156 No. 16th St., Re
publican. Joseph F. Thornton, TP15 California St ,
Republican.
Chaa. Herron, 21st and Emmet Pts , Re
publican. Joseph Plvonka, 1114 So. 15th St., Repub
lican Frank Crawford, 17th and Dewey Ave.,
Republican.
E. B. Haverly. 218 No. 23rd St , Repub
lics n.
Bert Willman, 2607 Franklin St., Republican
4th Ave., Re-
F. J. Knspa, Jr., 1469 So. litn St., Repub
lican. W. W. Marshall, 110 So. 13th St., Repub
lican. Jos. M. Flynn. 2502 So. nh St., Demo
crat. G A. Dav!s, 110 So. nth St.. Republican.
H Hoye, muti r.lm St.. Republican
Bernard Rehfeld, 61S So.
puollcan.
Geo. I.. Whelen, 2019 Sherman Ave , Re
publican. John A. Persson. 19 No. 11th St., Re
publican W. B. Stark. 1715 So 17th St., Democrat.
Michael Carver, 1717 So. 17th St., Demo
crat. David R. Turnbull, 1919 Spencer St., Re
publican. E W. Bowers. 1135 No. 17th St , Repub
lican. Jerrv O'Leary, 1P20 So. 15th St., Democrat.
R. N. Nc-rrls, M14'i So. 11th St., Repub
lican. C. T Perkins, 111 No. 16th St.. Republican.
If W. Fitch. ?C Kmmet St . Republican.
. W. O. Oliver, J532 Hamilton St., Democrat.
Those who procured certificates of remo vat are the following:
Name.
A. M. Pack
C. W. Dreaher
8. E. Flsk
Jabex s. Cross
Andrew B. Andersen ...
John P. Radley
L. Glvens
Edward Glvens
Thomss Strlbling
K. Jelen
Henry Inman
John Burjanek
Eric Blomberg
William E. Deakln ....
W. C. Cunningham ....
J. L. Francis
A. D. Olin
Dan Geilus
Martin L. Sugarman ..
Albert Krug
W. J. Johnson
Alexander Grant
A. J. Howell
A. 8und
Harry H. Walker
C. E. Quackenbush ....
H. Schaoffee ,
Charles Howell
Nick Mergen
S. Sugarman
Fred A. Bpratlen
Allan L. Bartlett
Dr. L. A. Merrlam .....
Albert Falkenberg
A. W. Grayson
Lewis K. Ballenger...
F. M. Arnold ,
Boss 8. Selzle
Axel Loftman
F. W. Simmons
Mike KoU-h
John Swoboda
W. S. Wardlaw
John Sorenson
Sam Morris
D. Simmons
Joseph F. Pribyl
J V. Kaspar
Frank Kotara
C. D. Hough
John Murname
John II. Berger
H. M. Burstall
Charles Kautsky
Daniel F. Lee ,
Joseph Panuska, sr...
Henry Grau
Fred Anderson ,
Steve Schmidt
Joseph Panuska ,
J. T. Brammann
A. T. Livingston
Charles Schartnw
Frank B. Ilnnza
John L. Lynch
H. C. Harm
John J. Wills
C. G. Cunningham
John McMillan
William Wennam
Fred Robinson
O. E. Hartwell ,
J. J. Hug
A. II. Wlckenberg
A. W. Ijnrson
Alex Jetes
William H. Womack.
John Ovens
A. G. Reynolds
C. E. Miller
W. A. Watson
Tom Mitchell
Elias Glsh
I). T. Custer
H. B. Boyles
J. A. Browneon
M. Sontsg
James H. McDonald...
E. O. Flnyd
Domlnlck CoKgrove
S. P. Morris
H. K. Rea
Richard R. Grotte
Homer Kirk
J. J. Casey
Harry C. Hartry
E. J. Demarest
A. Almas
Oliver S Watson
W. H. Gilbert
Charl Bruner
J. C. Hartwell
Fred Stagun
D. 81mpson
W. 8. Sanders
Victor B. Walker
Julius 8. Cooley
Moses Coons
E. J. Walters
Harold Overbeck
B. Ravlts
John L. Oanxhorn
Alfred King
J. Katleman
George Barra
Robert Alton
Walter Stelnmets
C. W. Farwell
C. W. Hennlng
Rudolph Nepinsky
Frank 8. Simpson ....
Frederick F. Teal
Horace A. Cameron....
W. A. Smith
Alex E. Miller
Belden Fearn
H. W. Anderson
H. H. Baldrige
(i. W. Manchester
John R. Manchester ..
G. W. Clabaugh
William Owens
Edward C. Ryan
Charles W. Moore ....
William F. Flynn
Richard Kissane
Hans Sorenson ,
Hans G. Ehlers
James P. Chrlstensen
Thomas McCleneglian .
Murdock G. Macleod .
W. L. Glbb
E. R. Iniffle
A. F. Iermakers
Anson L. Havens
B. F. Haroff
C. W. Johnson
Ned Steel
A. D. Fetterman
H. C. Straight
C. F. Seefus
F. H. Straight
W. Main
C. L. Potter
J. I). Iwls
T. E. Scholey ,
George R. Wright .....
R. M. Gates
T. G. Ferry
Harry B. Davis
A. I. Johnson
Frank A. Kennedy ....
C. E. Wataon
J. E. Coffey
A. H. Watson
A, W. Johnson
A. O. Pinkerton
C. J. Johnson
James McCarthy
O. H. Swingley
Frank H. Woodland ..
J. W. Anderson
Joel Johnson
Paul B. Seward
F. B. Bassett
Joseph P. Grace
M. 8. Ryan
J. J. Wetmore
George It. Wetmore...
Frank H. Sawver
David Prelsman
t . w. McGlnms
L. H. Winslow
Gust Nelson
John Rigby
Sam Gri.ss
George Horn
Syl ester Beesley
George Henkel
Moses Bturman
O. R. Gilbert
W. 8. Smith
Charles Goff
M E. Donohue
William A. Grant
W. P. Mumaugh
M. M. Vanliorn
T. A. Golden
E. F. Burgess
A. J. Sand berg
W. H. Vlckers
E. R. Stiles
George Kinney
Peter Olsen
John H. Tate
G. M Smith
B. Emslle
Luther H. Tate
A. E. Green
F. H. Seymour
O. H. flummer.
Partv
Affiliation.
. .Republican
, .Democrat
. . Republican
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12Jn 8 6th st
1 S 11th st
HIS S 11th st
SIS Poppleton ave...
1421 S 6th st
t"4 Wool worth ave..
Ian2 8 5th st
1R2 S 5lh st
7"6 Pierce st
1M4 S 12th st
tfi 8 12th st
01 Hickory st
1773 S 9th M
22"5 S loth st
Bancroft st
22' S 10th st
2205 S 10th st
1719 8 9th st
m 8 22d st
1K 8 2m h st
1"!4 S 13th st
C4 8 13th st
1717 Leavenworth St.
815 8 17th st
1122 S 13th st
17 8 16th st
P29 S 19th st
8' 8 ISth st
N.K) 8 19th st
M0 S 22d sve
2214 Mason st
221.1 Leavenworth st.
2226 Poppleton ave.
833 8 21 Ht st
1032 8 22d st
816 8 22d st
816 S 22.1 st
2i'9 Pierce st
110 s 22.1 st
1252 8 14th st
12M S 15th st
1520 William st
1257 S lth st
1214 8 13th St...-.
1234V S 13th st
22o Pierce st
1.123 Pierce st
1734 8 13th st
1723 8 14th st
1507 William st
176 8 18th st
J3"8 8 15th st
1919 fl 16th st
22"2 S 13th st
2494 8 16th st
1819 Dorcas st
l!'l Lincoln ave
2325 8 lth st
2224 8 ISth st
1R19 Dorcas st
225 8 loth st
2628 S 15th st
3715 8 lth st
1417 Canton st
S341 8 17th st...
IMS Vinton st
27f 8 18th st
2711 8 20th st
2455 S 20th st
2476 8 18th st
2920 8 f 'th st
2439 8 2th ave
2713 8 21st st
612 N 14th st
615 8 16th St
602 8 13th st
64 8 13th Bt
614 8 15th st
707 8 16ts st
707 8 16th st
Murray hotel
1317 Harney st
419 S 15th st
Wlthnell block
Murray hotel
Wlthnell block
1317 Douglas st
Paxton hotel
Crelghton block
Wlthnell block
Dellone hotel
Chatham flats
Dellone hotel
Crelghton block
1312 Douglas st
Midland hotel
1410 Chicago st
31.H.4 N 15th st
818 N 15th st
619 N 16th st
7tfl N 18th st
15134 Cuming st
1215 Jones ''.
1522U Dodge st
215 S 12th st
Millard hotel
2H 8 12th st
808 8 11th st
211 8 13th st
107 8 13th st
613 8 10th st
8154 8 10th st
919 Jackson st
119 N IfHh st
919 Jackson st
815 Capitol ave
m 8 10th at
4210 Farnam at
2209 Charlea st
1724 8 8th st
2!a Iavenworth st
141 8 29th st
2A23 Leavenworth St..
832 8 29th st
833 8 29th ave
1113 8 83d st
11S8 S 30th ave
3024 Pacific st
1310 8 29th ave
1812 Park ave
J210 Poppleton ave...
2154 8 35th st
3154 8 33d st
1937 8 34th st
4oth A Poppleton ave.
th St Poppleton ave.
40th A Poppleton ave.
40th A Poppleton ave.
4910 Poppleton ave...
4oth & Poppleton ave
815 8 3th st
1713 8 29th st
1516 8 2th st ,.
1309 8 26th st
1.V14 8 2Mh st
1569 Pierce st
1310 8 28th st
302 Oak st
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420 Racine St.
715 8 ISth st
1So8 N 17th st
1402 Douglss st
1&6 Frederick st
718 Bancroft Bt
4316 Pierce st
4.116 Pierce st
314 8 2oth st
2231 S 12th st
2789 8 Sth Bt
1402 8 13th st
623 Pacific st
. 1f06 Capitol ave
920 N 25th ave
3004 Farnam st
2:'22 Douglas st
1314 8 11th st
.1916 Farnam st
832 Georgia ave
,3203 Charles st
n w cor 13th & Pierce
,4n5 Leavenworth st
917 S 25th ave
1U23 Ohio st
,514 N 16th st
,204 8 28th st
,9"6 3 26th ave
117 Lake st
1916 Farnam st
,1044 8 25th st
.1328 S 29th st
210 N 17th st
.211 S 2oth st
,1431 8 15th st
.522 N 23d Bt
,2M6 N 30th st
.1610 Dorcas st
.2217 8 19th st
.9214 8 13th st
.1311 8 12th st
.1713 8 16th Bt
.1244 8 16th st
.2015 Dorcas st (rear)
.1201 N 24th st
.191.1 Oak st
.1706 8 Sth at
.1245 S 13th st
.143 S 17th st
.3528 N 28th st
.1709 Lincoln ave
.1717 Castellar st
.1507 Locust st
.1259 8 13th st
.276 8 18th st
.1474 8 17th st
.1554 Sherman ave
.s e cor 16th & Dodge
.2721 S 12th st
.1474 8 17th st
.3122 8 21st st
.I0144 R 11th st
.1913 Martha st
.1042 Atlas st
.660 8 40th st
.3024 8 20th st
.1605 Kvner st
.852 S 28th st
.1716 S 17th st
.2037 Harney st
.1229 8 64th st
.5th & Atlas sts
.3506 8 Mth ave
.714 N 18th st
.406 N 23d st
.1541 N 17th st
.160 Davenport st
.4112 Nicholas st
.1" California st
.4613 N 24th st
.1530 N 17lh st
,27th & Jones sts
.411 8 15th st
.Karbach hotel
.2753 Burt st
.938 N 23d st
.1102 Dodge st
,221 8 26th st
.2528 Charles st
.315 N 25th st
.4723 N 89th st
.627 B 25th ave
,2630 Dodge st
.2528 Charles st
M2 N 1.1th st
,1023 N 33d st
601 N 16th st
,310 Sherman ave
.2509 Bristol st
.1527 N 17th st
.716 N 16th st
.2204 N 27th st
.2227 Pacific st
.Barker block
.1320 Park ave
.1524 Dorcas st
.720 N 23d st
.1021 Mason st
.l'i"6 8 18th st
.2331 Military ave
.2526 Capitol ave
.1312 Dodge st
.2507 Oust st
,922 8 2t"th st
.1111 N 18th st
.2215 Pacific st
.820 Bancroft st
.2425 Templeton st
.3129 Burdette st
.1417 8 16th st
2 .26 N 2oth st
.1101 8 3oth ave
.1326 8 35th st
.t'lntah flat
.2038 Farnam st
.115 S 14th st
.2222 Howard st
.124 8 89th st
.Uintah flat
1. The I lntah
1922 8 33d st
1126 8 36th st
18ot Farnam st
1726 S 29th st
2519 Blnney st
223 8 11th st
Midland hotel
1623 N 24th st
4921 N 2oth st
2564 St. Mary's ave
629 8 31st st
3423 Mason st
2109 Fowler ave
710 N 2nth st
2133 8 33d st
3SII6 Seward st
23 N 20th st
14th & Ohio sts
1341 8 27th st
t"13 Msnderson St..
1490 OKden ave
2.08 Mnnderson st
2109 Fowler ave
SR08 N 22d st
2814 N 19th ave
3c22 Sherman ave...
1R21 Blnney st
1619 Kvner ave ,
1625 Locust st
1623 Lathrop st...
15o2 Ohio st ,
26"8 N 2oth st ,
lit Corby st
1512 Madison at....
1524 Ohio st
15"2 Ohio st
2117 Sherman ave.,
1919 Lake st ,
2d2 N 18th st ,
1820 N 18lh st ,
1522 Yates st ,
22o6 N mh st
2"25 N 19th st
2212 N 19th St ,
1128 N 18th st
1916 Paul st
1M6 N 20th st
14W N 19th st
1429 N 19th st ,
1545 N 19th st ,
1'.'23 Paul st ,
1545 N 19th st
1427 N 17th st
1156 N 16th st
17164 Nicholas st.
1122 Sherman ave.
N 16th st
1124 N 17th st
2S58 Taylor st
4310 N 28th ave....
4346 N 2Mh st
6cl N 42d st
3810 Camden ave..
4344 Franklin St..
3M Parker st
4321 Parker st
4348 Franklin St..
3M8 Parker st
4X3 Burdette St..,
fc2 Parker st
27ii4 Spaulding at.
2568 Pratt st
2714 Spaulding St..
3uc8 Piatt st
2533 Spencer st
Srj6 Plnkney at....
N 4.h st
2533 Spencer St....
3333 Boyd st
211 Bristol st
Mil N Hib M
..3407 Lafayette ave
..442 N 24th st
..15"6 Fort st
..2419 Templeton St
...Za36 ?i 18th st
...1016 N 23d st
...110 S 13th st
...2615 N 14th st
...2l'9 Sherman ave
...2223 Ohio at
...2206 Ohio st
...630 8 17th ave
. ..&6 Maple st
...2602 N 20th st
...18o2 Corby st
...1813 Corby st
...2509 Bristol st
...2a Maple st
...2610 Harney st
...109 N 17th st
...811 N 17th st
...808 N 39th st
...2112 8 33d st
...2310 N 2th st
...933 N 26th st
...2210 Poppleton ave
...2917 Douglas st
...2926 Indiana ave
...21-.' 4 Maple st
Clark st
...2V23 Clark -st
...2226 N 18th st
...249 N 18th 8t
... 2 N Uih st
.. Eng. house 16 A Itard
...26(4 Burt st
...1545 N 16th st
N 13th st
...1612 N 17th st
...5H2 N 16th st
...22"1 Seward st
...2317 Charles st
...3328 Sprsgue st
N 41st st
...14) Ogden st
...3K46 Hamilton st
.,.33.3 Larlmore ave
...'th A Poppleton ave
...423 Seward st
...3323 Larlmore ave
...816 8 22d st
.. 1711 Dodge st
...2516 Templeton st
...1139 B 28th st
...3.35 Burt st. (rear)
...37U N lMh st
,...1918 Emmet st
...2618 Erskine st
,...24lu Erskine st
... li18 Emmet st
...3925 N 27th st
.... 2-1)0 Bristol st
....U3 Ames ave
CITY OFFICIAL SOTIt F..
3. L. Smith Republican
Henry II. Nye Republican
H. B. HHsbrouck Democrat
8 C. Waikup .Republican
H L. Wc-oldrldge Republican
John B. Tall Republican
B. C. Jennings Republican
D. E. Clark Democrat
W. H. Moore Republicm
F. A. Wallerstadt Republican
Benjamin l'aul Republican
J H Maltland Republican
Frank A. Jchnson Republican
Chris Hanson R. publican
Chas Hansen Republican
William A. Sharrar Republican
Wilbur Morris Republican
Jas. H. Shields Republican
H. Jaccbson Republican
O. H. Moore Republican
Geo. D. Sharid Republican
Henry Evans Republican
Ixiuls V. Guyr Republican
F. E. Munn Democrat
M. Bryant Democrat
C. W. Wetmore Republican
W. li. Dorrance Republican
David F. Tubba Republican
C. F. Palm Republican
A. 8. Uavmann Republican
W. U Fuller Republican
C. A. Grimes Democrat
Louis Devalen Republican
8. J. Rumel Republican
John W. McDonald Republican
lister R. Shonecker Democrat
W. F. Oretisby Democrat
George F. West Republican
L. W. Devalun Republican
J. B. Redtield Republican
William A. Frlees Republican'
L. D. Payne Democrat
Dr. J. P. Lord Republican
C. H. Furtiess Republican
Charles B. McDonald Republican
J. 8. Miller Republican
H C. Weedcn Republican
William Holm (...Republican
Thomas F. Sturgess Republican
C. DeMoss Republican
George W. Miles Republican
D A. Smith Democrat
W. H. Chad wick Democrat
Frank Dewey Republican
James Mack Republican
8 E. Egun Republican
C. W. Hennlng Republican
J. F. HalhBwurth Democrat
A. F. Forbes Democrat
T. W. Myers Republican
E. R. Forbes Democrat
P. , E. Gwynne ... Republican
C. E. Forbes Democrat
C. J. Carlson Republican
William H. Holmes Republican
Charles Allcott Republican
3. E. Knapp Republican
K. o. Fisher Republican
H. M. Fisher Republican
C. A. Hawley Republican
E. I. Clement Republican
J. B. Fradenburg Republican
Leon Ivy Republican
tharlcs C. Cope, Jr Republican
John Emerson Repuhllcan
alter Turner Republican
W. R. O'Shaughnessy Democrat
J. J. Foster Republican
Fred H. Woolston Republican
John H. Huasle Republican
Ernest Wlcke Republican
August Gritter i Democrat
John Cowger Republican
Frank Leslie Republican
E. Benson Republican
John 8. Helgren Republican
C. C. Belden Republican
John Engcl Republican
Charles E. Conn Democrat
P. C. Schroeder Republican
Fred Shlelda Republican
A. B Dlllrance Democrat
J"Sph Schmltt Republican
Hugo Schmltt Republican
D. 8 Eraser Republican
W. H. Hodge H-publlcan
Patrick J. Gorman Democrat
H. A. Foster Republican
J. T. Donohoe Republican
James P. Savage Democrat
N. O. Talbot Republican
John A. Scott Republican
W. A. Falconr Democrat
Thomas Falconer Democrat
W. W. P. Home Republican
Robert Nlcoll Republican
W. T. Shackelford Republican
Thomas Kelly ; Democrat
C. M. Peterson Republican
A. B. Kelly Republican
W. C. Ryan Republican
M. F. Horsey Republican
J. P. Butler Democrat
Dan B. Butler Democrat
Joseph Butler Democrat
George C. Cockrell Repuhllcan
O. R. McDonald Republican
W. R. Watson Democrat
W. A. Gavin Republican
J. Porter Republican
A. 8udenburg Repuhllcan
B. 8. Swltzer Republican
P. A. Gavin.. Republican
Miles Wilson Democrat
C. H. Chleam Republican
L. C. Hutchinson Republican
G. A. Dolan Democrat
C. W. Bllxt Republican
Lee N. Yates Republican
C. O. Lobeck Democrat
C. W. Farwell Republican
W. Schwarick Republican
William Faulkner Republican
8. A. Speakman Republican
Joseph Rnpp, Jr Democrat
Michael Kelly Democrat
E. P. Hanson Republican
C. W. Bradway... Republican
J F Kerr Republican
A. L. Patrick Republican
Rufus E. Harris Republican
John Davis Republican
L. Crounse Republican
'. F. M. Morgan Republican
H. O. Beattv Republican
Fred O. Wltte Republican
W. E. Gratton Rfpublicao
Henry C. Behrens Democrat
Frank J. Beaton Republican
Charles T. Dickinson Republican
A. Gus F. Ruete Republican
W. C. Heaton Democrat
H. P. Peterson Republican
J. T. Ilonnold Republican
O. R. Livingston Democrat
David W. Dickinson Republican
I. B. Busklrk Republican
A. C. Fonda Republican
Albert F. Mayne Republican
Sherman G. Clayton Republican
E. F. Chlnn Republican
B. R. Crlckmore Rr publican
Richard Weaver Repuhllcan
Thomas Barrett Democrat
W. R. Emerson Republican
Thomas W. Jaycox, Jr Republican
B. F Dlffenbacher Republican
Thomas A. Donahoe Democrat
W. R. Adams Republican
James If Adams Republican
Hans Roser Republican
William Cosh Republican
8. M. Moxham Republican
George H. Glllerplo Republican
W. A. Bridges Democrat
A. W. Barnard Republican
B. 8. Peters Republican
Ed Cox Democrat
H. 8. Gillespie Republican
A. E. Clarendon Republican
Charles W. Parsons Republican
F. W. Conkllng Republican
P. O. Mittelbach Republican
F P McGough Republican
Thomaa Rosslter Republican
J C. Kinsler Republican
F.- R. Baum Republican
W. A. Yanson Republican
Frank 8. Brownlee Republican
W. B. Campbell Republican
Frank Holler Democrat
Irving F. Baxter Republican
George B. Txschuck Republican
R. B. Anglln Republican
E. A. Murphy Democrat
M. J. Coad I 'emocrat
J. M. McDowell Republican
li. M. Waring v Republican
J. F. McCaffrey Republican
W. F. Negele Republican
George E. Warner Republican
Tom S. Lamb Republican
Charles E. Black Republican
F. L. Bugbee Republican
Charles II. Godfrey Republican
D. V. Bllsh Republican
J. F. Tinkler Republican
Victor Rosewater Republican
Flmer Ion'ird Republican
W illiam Cormack Democrat
O. F. Howell Republican
I. W. Young Republican
O. 8. Hulse Republican
Thomaa E. Gerln Democrat
John Gillespie Republican
Ernest James Republican
A. V. Dreaher Democrat
D. V. Metcalf Repuhllcan
R. W. Ayer , Republican
Axel W. Peterson Republican
Samuel Mots .Repuhllcan
G. E. Hawes Republican
C. A. Hendershot Repuhllcan
Louis D. Motx Republtcau
Winter Byles Republican
Edward Glsin Republican
Thomas Knapp Republican
Fred J. Davis Republican
Richard H. Calkins Iiemocrat
Thomas Markowlts Republican
Clyde Thompson Republican
James Ainscow Republican
W. A. Plel '..Republican
David Degen Republican
H E. Mllllken Democrat
J. Q. Burgner Republican
J. H. Merchant Republican
Reuben Forties Republican
Charles O. Dyball Republican
Thomas Grey Republican
H. V. Plummer Republican
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CITY OFFICII!. SOT1( E8.
254 Blnnev st 4410 N !9th st
3414 Wirt st 2116 California st
J215 Maple ave 27" N SWh st
1. M4 Emmet st 2810 Manderson at
239 Kmmet st 17194 Cuming st
82' N 14th st 2419 Manderson st
2XJ3 N 27th st 2S27 Franklin st
?M0 1-ake t 1M2 Military ave
7V58 Ohio st -til5 N th St
22 N 24th st 1514 Yates st
t7 Ohio st I N 33d st
3121 Franklin st 2:7 N hth st
3' Franklin st Mil N 29th Bt
N 27th ave 2519 Franklin st
22 N 27th ave 2519 Franklin at
2913 Erskine st 2424 Erskine st
2410 Grant st 2i 8 13th st
2X58 Burdette st 2613 Spencer st
2633 Grant st 2 8 N 21st st
2ut N -4th st 2V22 Grace st
2124 N 27th st 2418 Bristol st
2619 Burdette st 120 N 27th st
2i31 llui'iletta st 14.'8 Evans st
2631 Grant st 2i'l2 N 19th st
2516 N 2uth st K'13 Martha at
2715 Decatur st Ihti Wirt st
24'9 Franklin st 27W Central boule
1S12 N 26th st 2430 Charles St
2i'7 Parker st 340t Burt st
261.1 Franklin st 8 Pierce st
2412 Decatur st 220 N 19th st
2215 Willis sve 2O10 N 22d st
24i4 N 22d st 2-13 Locust st
2. M9 Ohio st 2Tv2 Plnkney st
225 Lake st 2218 Willis ave
2406 N 21st st 4Z35 Grant st
2410 N 21t st SJ10 W ebster st
2234 Ohio st S.t"I Lincoln blvd
t"4 N 22il t 2213 Iicust st ,
2M0 N 22d st 2611 Bristol st
2318 N 21st st 23)0 Webster st
2202 N 21st Bt 1M8 Paul st
2114 Maple st 3421 Farnam st
2117 Grant st 15o6 Corby st
2106 Lake st 2211 Willis ave
221 Willis ave 2416 Charles St
2103 Maple st 22n Ohio st
1S.'9 N 22d st 2619 Burdette Bt
2"10 N 22d st HI N 89th st
lv N 24th st 144 Sherman ave
1632 N 22d st 1M7 Charles st
2118 Grace st 3S40 Franklin st
114 N 21st st 8625 Parker st
2oo9 Grace st 2536 N 1Mb st
2411 Charles st 3o4 8 17th st
1144 N 20th st 2S20 Grant st
2'A9 Charles st 3129 Burdette st
1214 N 251 h st 623 8 17th st
24o9 Caldwell st 2"U Ohio st
11"9 N 21st st 1118 N 16th st
!4'9 Caldwell st lull Ohio st
2412 Indiana ave 1724 N 27th St
24"9 Caldwell st 2oil Ohio st
2223 Seward st 2"6 Seward st
24oS Indiana ave 2222 Farnam st
2317 Charles st 20119 N 20th st
1414 N 24th st 322 8 24th st
24)9 Hamilton st 417 N 18th st
24.19 Hamilton st 318 N 15th st
2225 Seward st 2221 Leavenworth at
2411 Charles st 918 N 28th ave
2731 Seward st 4208 Burdette st
2619 Hamilton st Sol Sherman ave
941 N 27th ave I'lntnh flats
971 N 28th ave 801s Rurdette st
950 N 27th st 8'l N 24th st
1018 N 29th st 1(2 8 lth st
2416 Cass st 2M7 Davenport st
2530 Chicago st AMl Capitol ave
2407 Cuming st 2530 Charles st
2421 Cuming st 3415 Cuming st
2St Burt st 1441 8 18th st
2577 Cuming st 2421 Decatur st
2724 Burt st 920 N 27th ave
2K27 Cnss st 2019 Boulevard st
2.S37 Cass st 39 Webster st
254$ Chicago st 3506 Hawthajrne are
921 N 25th avo 27o6 Cuming st
1012 N 24th st 2402 Cuming st
1406 Cuming st 1504 N 24th st
20 Cuming st 178 8 2Sth st
2f4 Cuming st 420 8 19th st
13"'8 Cuming st 2633 Grant st
702 N 19th st 316 8 36th st
2003 Burt st 35o8 N 8th st
222.1 Burt st 2616 Farnam st
2"07 Cass st 2051 N 19th st
2118 Chicago st i N 30th st
2ill Cass st 1753 8 29th ave
1922 California st 419 Cuming st
624 N 23d st 4123 Farnam st
2102 Chicago st 2045 Dodge st
2106 Cass st 2220 Chicago st
216 Cass st 2220 Chicago st
19.9 Cass st 2121 Lake st
199 Cass st Bachelors hotel
N 17th st 2714 Burt st
1809 California st ....2023 Bancroft st
1617 Cass st 1813 Burt st
Drexel hotel 3825 N 18th st
1707 Webster st 2221 Burt st
'1712 California st....J518 Cass st
1809 California st 218 California st
189 California st 20!8 California st
1809 California st Ml 8 California st
Drexel hotel ., 1737 Park nve
8213 Burt st California & 45th at
702 N 83d st 8636 Lafayette ave
8416 Cuming st 2211 N 20th st
3012 Hamilton st 26o3 Patrick ave
8223 Lafayette ave... .3124 Llndsey ave
S3o5 Burt st 428 Grant st
3415 Cuming st 2211 N 20th st
1425 Military ave 1918 Vinton st
3846 Hamilton Bt 1912 Wirt Bt
4041 Seward st 4)2 Nicholas Bt
811 N 45th st 86o2 Hamilton st
4608 Dodge st 408 N 26th Bt
815 N 42d st 2215 N 24th at
4155 Cuming st 1811 Spencer st
4230 Farnam st 2425 Templeton at
4169 Cuming st 3518 Charles st
664 S 40th st 8614 Jones st
4468 Farnam st 2627 Hamilton st
8119 California st 831 S 27th st
121 N 37th st 661 S 40th st
Soil Webster st 2319 N 45th st
3151 Farnam st 6.101 Florence Blvd
3511 Dodge st S409 California st
lo2 8 S5th ave 102 N 41st st
3IH18 Farnam st 2616 Dewey ave
.1124 Dewey ave S125 Dewey ave
1 2 JS'!1 "ve Upr nd hotel
216 S 29th ave 3023 Chicago st
709 8 37th st 3828 Seward st
'98 S7th st JS2S Seward at
3517 Jackaon st 35R1 Leavenworth at
3401 Jackson st 4217 Harney st
604 8 2Mh st 4118 Lafayette ave
oil Georgia ave 616 N 2)st st
S?2 S 2"!' 2,2 8 171 h "
616 S 2!tth st 354 Seward st
642 8 3(th st nil 8 31st at
632 8 2X1 h st 2..17 Fowler ave
3012 Iavenworth st.1031 8 22d st
701 8 29th ave 616 N 21st st
2236 Farnam st 513 8 26th ave
!75 fhlcatio st 2101 Grant st
319 N 17th st 627 8 20th st
UI.th Bt 819 N
,Chlcao st 2224 Chicago st
1,23 Davenport st s w cor 23th A Dodge
?i2 r.! " 3211 n Ktn v
23o6 Douglas st Jons Dodge st
2232 Farnam st 2788 Capitol sve
2118 Davenport St. ...4416 N 26lh st
2213 Douglas st 2811 Pacific at
!w "l 1134 8 ''h ave "
?, J N I 21d st 1131 8 80th ave
2224 Farnam st no g 13th st
21u N 25th st 2417 Caldwell at
2521 Chicago st 4318 Farnam st
2wi Dodge st 614 Georgia ave
25.43 Davenport st....6ol N 42d st
2413 Capitol ave 2.3.16 Douglas st
2635 Capitol ave 672 8 28h st
26o6 Davenport St.. ..2219 8 16th st
2542 Davenport St. ...3913 N 28th ave
2631 Chicago st 2003 Burt st
J'2 N 25th st 2811 Plnkney st
2528 Davenport st 3V Jackson st
2418 Dode st 1213 8 11th st
2 P'.t1 1938 Charles st
?, 82'1.'1 Bt w c,,r 29th & Leaf
2523 Dodge, st no 8 13th st T
w40L.2V?la? 11 8"II Davenport
212 8 25th st 2558 Pierce st
?l?,ST,26!h Bt; 2714 Howard st
2121 Dodge st 2516 Blondft st
2..7 Farnam st 22o6 8 10th st
lo2 8 25th st n w cor 21st V ChL
"2 8 25th st 116 B 34th Bt
2.559 Dodge st 101 S S9th st
2't Dodgo st 1823 Van Camp avf
316 8 26th st 2218 Douglas si.
2421 Dodge st 624 N 27th ave
313 8 26th st Drexel hotel
108 8 26th ave 824 B JOth st
111 8 25th ave 3515 Hawthorne ave
16i'9 Douglas st Dsvldge block
114 8 l'Jlh st 324 8 26th Bt
1813 Capitol ave zy Farnam st
324 8 Uth st 1102 Jackson st
19 Farnam St 62!) S 24th ave
17o3 D.xlge st I'M Chicago st
114 S 19th st 2c9 8 36th st
lu7 N 20th st 4525 Farnam st
1M0 Hair Howard St. 1218 Harney st
523 8 lith st 1719 Chicago st
715 8 1Mb st fc'18 8 18th st
724 8 16th st 1211 Jones st
618 H 19th st 411 8 15lh st
716 8 18th st 3517 Burt st
6"6 S 16th st 1513 Leavenworth Bt
618 8 1ft h st 416 N 26th st
6"2 S I6H1 st 2."6 Mason St
70s 8 16th st 11(6 N lhth st
610 B 19th st 8 25th ave
713 S ISth st 313 8 14th at
23 Howard st 2M6 Shirley st
2152 Bt. Mary's ave. . 627 S 2Jth st
2'5 llaim!V t 2621 Harney st
2"23 Half Howard st 2014 Shirley st
13.: S 22d st . 15 Jones st
622 S 2oth st 110 S 13th st
2216 lxavcn worth st 714 8 Uth st
2 "18 Howatd st 2726 Burt st
21" St. Mary's ave. ..2114 Chicago Bt
f.21 S 24th ave f 'hat hum
613 ri 25th ate S15 N 26th at
521 8 26th ave )34 8 35th at
615 8 2lth uve 315 N 26th st
2412 St. Mary's ave. .. Merrlam hotel
618 6 26i h st 22.0 Kinnict st
432 8 24th st 1911 Daveniort st
2.'..4 Leaver. worth st The I'lntah Mats
5.V) S 26th sve 1110 8 29th st
2"A4 St. Mary's ave.. 1329 8 27th st
6"6 B 24th ave 2'-'!7 Davenport st
122 8 ittli st tali Miami Bt
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