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l. O. TiOX 3U1. UAtULS.
WHAT RAILROADS NOW PAI
Tixaiii tba Cities oflebrukt Little Help
to CcmmnnitUi.
NO WONDER THEY FIGHT CHANCE IN LAW
While the Resident Tapr Foot
las; the Bills lor Maslrlval Gov
ernment the Railroad Cos
trlbetfoai la Small.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. March 14. (Special.) The fol
lowing1 compilation shows the small amount
of tax paid under existing law by the
railroads at the towns named, and may
help to explain why the railroads are fight
ing so hard against a change which would
compel them to pay on the same bests as
other property In cities:
ADAMS.
Total as- T as
Town. Mileage. eessment. sessed.
Junlta. r. P.. O 28 t 1.316 I 10.44
Junlta. B. & M., 0.T.2 8.044
Hustings. V. P.. 2.03 9.135
H.istinKS, St. J. & U. I., 166. M.67&
Hastings. It & M.. 2 90 44J
Rep. Valley, 1.47.. I4.i'
C. & N. W.. 10.33J
K. C. A O.. 09... 30.4fi)
K. C. & O.. W.... if.f0
B. A M.. 1.01 15,24
Neb. A Colo., 0.27 1.KJ0
Hasting,
Ilnlln,
Holsteln,
Roseland,
Kenesaw,
KenesH w,
Ayr, 0.51 ,
6.100
ANTELOPE.
Tllden. F.. E. 4 M. V.. O.ffU.
Oakdale. K.. E. 4 M. V., 1162
Klgln, F., E. & M. V., 0.49..
Nellgh. F.. E. 4 M. V., 1.0U6.
Clearwater, M. V.. O.H27
Brunswick, W. 4 B. F I S..
BOONE.
Albion. U. P., 0.98
Albion. C. 4 N. W.. 0.83....
Petersburg, C. 4 N. W., 0.68
St. Edwurd, U. P.. 1.41....
Cedar Rapids. U. P.. 1.18..
Primrose. U. P., 0.68
BROWN.
Alnaworth. C. 4 N. W., 1.009
Iaiiik Pine. C. 4 N. W., 0.6t2
BUFFALO.
Kearney. IT. P., 8.17
Kearney, K. 4 B. H., 8.10....
Kearney, B. & M., 1.92
Shelton, U. P., 1.07
Gibbon, U. P., MS
Elm Creek, U. P., 1.64
Amherst, X. 4 B. H., 0....
Miller, K. 4 B. H 1.29
Ravenna, B. 4 M., 1.,
Pleasanton, O. 4 R. V., 0.61.
BURT.
Tekamah. M. 4 O., 1.67....
Craig. M. 4 O., 0.86
Oaklund, M. 4 O., 0.66
Oakland, B. A M., 8.106 ft.
Lyon, M. 4 O., 0.36
.Lyon, B. 4 M., H mile
BUTLER.
David City, C. 4 N. W 0.976 ,338
Brum. C. 4 N. W., 0.730 .4,746
l.Inwood, C. 4 N. W.. 1.002. C 6,500
Brainard, C. 4 N. W 0.319 2.10
Surprise, C. 4 N. W., 0.647.. 4,225
Able, C. 4 N. W., 0.200 1,6S0
Uwlght. C. 4 N. W., 0.600..
David City. U. P., 0.7U
David City, L. A N. W., 0.61.
Brainard, U. P., 0.61
Rlwtng. U. P., 0.60
llvsses. L. & N. V.. 0.60
Bell wood, L. 4 N. W., 0.72..
Uarrlson. L. 4 N. W., 0.56..
CASS.
Plattumouth, B. A M., 1.73..
l'lattflmouth. M. P.. 1.36....
Weeping Water, M. P., 1.26..
Union, M. P.. o.w
0.25
P., 0.92...
0.49
M.. 055 8.5
8.044
10,074
A voca, M. P.
Elm wood. M.
Eagle, M. P.,
Louisville. B. 4
Ixuitsvllie. M. P.. 0.67.
Greenwood, B. 4 M., 0.52...
South Bend, B. A M., 0.G9. .
1.R90
7.475
3,'i'iO
6.56
6.046
8.0U0
I.4HS
6.3
3,770
9.3t2
7.7X5
4.485
(.666
8,640
94.081
9,702
19.471
88,760
28,024
2.9H8
6, 930
6.600
3.364
9.096
2,975
4,760
1,770
2,0
1,600
3.250
6.014
3,316
4,024
3.21'8
3.215
4.8M)
3.676
2fl,73
11,5
3.133
1,950
7.176
3.822
Wauneta, B. A
Imperial. B. 4
CHASE.
M.. 157
M . 0.85
CHERRY.
Wood Lake, B. 4 M., 0 644.. 8.510
Valentine. B. 4 M., 0.794.... 6.1S5
Cody. B. 4 M.. 0.2t5 1,765
Merrlam, B. 4 M.. 0.508.... 8,302
CLAT. ,
Sutton City, B. A M., S.ZSs ft ,628
Sullon City, K. C. 4 O..
4,2U ft 8,977
Howard City, B. 4 M 6,276
ft 15,458
Howard City, C. 4 N. W.,
4.3i5 ft 6,900
Clay Center Val., K. .C. A
O.. 2,640 ft 2,500
Hay Center (Lyrm.), K. C.
O.. 960 ft 900
Olenvllle Val., St. J. A O.
I 4.026 ft 4.965
Fairfield City, St. J. A O. I.
I ml., 7S7 ft 7,668
Edgar City, Neb. A Colo.
Iml., 787 ft 8.894
Edgar City. St. J. A Q. I..
2,f3 ft 1.625
Ong Village. Neb. A Colo.,
S.40S ft 1.870
COLFAX.
Schuyler. N. P.. 1.01 18.379
I Schuyler, O. A N. P., 0.56.. 4,6,5
Rogers. U. P.. 2.03 86.941
llnweur, c. i. v , ... o.o
Clarkson. C. A N. W., 0.79.. 6.136
Leigh. C. A N. W.. 0.90 6,860
CUMINO.
West Point, C. A N. W., 1.61 9.815
Wlsner, C. A N. W., 1.01 6.65
, Beemer, C. JN. w., o.w... ,.
Bancroft. M. A O., 0.V9 8.716
I CUSTER.
Calloway. U. P., 07 I.0M
Mason, B. 4 M , o.3i ife
Anslev, B. A M., 0.75 475
Broken Bow. B. A M., 0.75.. 4.876
Merna, B. A M.. 1.07 8.956
Anaelmo, B. A M., 0.69 4,486
DAKOTA
Dakota City, M. A O., 0.71.. 8.112
Dakota City. B. A M., 0.80.. 2,4p0
B. Bloux City, M. A O., 1.93.. li.4ta
B. Bloux City, W. A S. r .. I. aw U.4W
DAWES.
Chadron. C. 4 N. W.. 1.01... 6.5
Crawford. C. A N. W.. 0 89.. 6.785
DAWSON.
Overton. U. P.. 2.53 1,664
Lexington, u. r.. i.su J.no
Cosad. U. P., 1.24....... 1.311
Gothenburg, U. P.. 2 31 1.636
Verner. U. P.. .89 297
Eddyvtlle. U. P.. 1.08 178
Farnam, Neb. A Col., 2.79.... 712
DIXON.
Emerson, C. St. P.. M. A O.,
1.21
Wakefleld, C. Bt. P., M. A
O.. .21
Concord, C, Bt. P.. M. A O.,
1.16
Pones, C. St. P.. M. A O., .87
Allen. Wllmar A 8. F-. .375
DODOE.
North Bend, B. C. A W.. .78
Fremont, 8. C. A W., tl35..
Fremont. C. A N. Ww t0..
Fremont. C. A N. Wtf 2.42..
Hooper. C. 4 N. W , .62
Scnbner, C. 4 N. W., 1.17....
Snyder. C. A N. W., 185 ...
Dodge, C. A N. W.. .69....
DUNDY.
Benkelman. V4 ml
FRANKLIN.
Rlverton. .74 .
Franklin. 1.60
Bloomlngton,
Campbell. .68.
Upland, 2.01 ..
HUdreth, .77 .
1.01
FURNAS.
Beaver City, .88
Hendley, .96
WIlHonvllle, 1.01
Oxford. .51
Fdlaon, no levy
Arapahoe, .60
Holbrook, .60
Cambridge. 1.03
OAQE,
Fllley. B. A M.. SO
Blue Bprlnga. B. A M . 1.04..
Wymore. B. A M., 2.78......
Odell. B
Adams, B. 4 M . 1
Beatrice. B. A M.. 148
Beatrice, R. I . ,
Beatrice, IT. P., 168
Cortland. V. P.. 64....
Barnston. V. P.. l-
GARFIELD.
Burwell, B. A M . .60
OOSPER.
R4 26
2f.78
44.10
1,256.1
4U.
. 289.38
91.36
16 (W
109.37
11.34
80.60
El wood. Neb. A
Col., - .47..
GRANT.
Hyannls, 1 80
GREELEY.
16 90
183.13
13.00
141.14
60.16
48.00
148.70
124.09
37.70
93.(13
124. tfl
44.86
187.11
1U3.74
2.91(1.63
441.8,1
920.77
25(2.07
810.O9
430.30
2"J.2
23.72
84.60
.7;i
226.09
66.63
64. W
23.90
61.20
80. U0
126.78
47.45
30.80
32.60
100.28
66.30
40.24
72.66
48.75
46.80
28.60
909.95
3K3.04
157. 26
81. 33
9.75
71.76
19.11
84.03
20. W
80.44
128.09
125.80
17.0-'
10.53
71.89
17.65
497.89 j
252.64
71198
264.40
128.25
48.16
148.64
458.12
627.38
209.68
158,67
887.69
93.50
235.69
17.70
87.80
122.85
89750
822.02
163.48
270.62
SO 80
67 34
116.99
KI7.26
217.79
44.83
48.89
I960
11483
79.80
249.47
185.12
238.47
236.47
225.66
420.36
178.66
252.11
167.40
Cairo, O. I. A W. C, til.... 13715
Grand Island. V. P.. 2 31.... 42,086
Grsnd Inland. U. P.: Q. A
R. V.. .71 4.884
Grand Inland, U. P.: St. j.
A O. I.. HO 11
Grand Inland, B. A M: Rep.
Valley. M .JO0
Grand Island, B. A M.: CJ.
I. W. O., .08 I
HAMILTON.
Aurora, n. A M., 1 38 18.B1
Glllner, B. A M , .44 4.4'
Hampton. B. A M , .27 2.70
Mar inette, B. ft M., 57 6 7m
Htnekham, C. N. W., .25.. 1.82S
I'hllllps, C. A N. W.. .53 6,3
HITCH"OCK.
CulherUon, R V.. 1 19 ll.Urt)
Culbertson, R. V. 4 N., 1.22. 4.ssi
Trenton. R. V., 157 15.7'0
Stratton, R. v., 103 lo,3'0
Palisade, R. V. A W.. 1.13.. 4.520
HOLT.
Ewlng. C. A N. W .34 22
Hastings, B. A M.. 2 S 44.83
O Nell, C. A N. W., .93
O'Noll, W. A 8. F., 1 67 H
Atkinson, C. A N. W., .63.. 33
Stuart, C. A N. W.. .58 37
rate, W . 4 S. F.. 1.38 69
HOWARD.
St. Paul, B. A M., .76 4.W
Farwell, .50 2.750
St. Paul, V. P . 1.28 8.445
Elba. U. P.. 1.32 8.710
Danburg, U. P., .34 2.240
Boelus, U. P., .50 8,0
KEARNEY.
Add. .26 15
Add. K. C. A O., .90 4o
Minden, .52 S.M)
Mlnden. K. C. A O.. .90 4 .5"0
Axtell, N. A C. .76 4.680
Wilcox, K. C. A O., .64 2,200
JEFFERSON.
Falrbury, R. I., .75 7.6W
Nehsinblne, R. I., 1.12 67
Nebsnihlne, St. P. A Q. I., 9.4 6.110
Plymouth, It. I., .68 6.WNI
Dlller. B. A M.. 1.19 ll.t0i
Enillcate, St. J. A O. I., 1.05..
Endicate, 1.29 2.9"0
Reynolds, B. A M., .60 6.0"0
Dykln, B. A M., .36 1.8"0
Steele City, 8t. J. A G. I., .$8 2,470
JOHNSON. .
Tecumseh, A. & N., 1.12..:... 11,200
Crab Orchard, Rep. Val., .36 3.600
Tecumseh, Rep. Valley, .69.. 8,9"0
Sterling, A. A N.. 1.03 10.3OJ
Cook, M. P., 1.62 3,260
KEITH.
Ogalalla, U. P., 8.05 65,502
KIMBALL.
Kimball, 8.03 230
KNOX.
Bloomfleld, B. P. M. A O., 1.09 9.285
Wauna. 1.25 10.626
Crelghton. C. A N. W., .33 2.145
Wlnnetoon, C. A N. W., .66. 4,230
Verdlgrce, C. A N. W., .72.. 4,680
LANCASTER.
Havelock, C. R I. A P., 1.75. 17.500
Havelock, B. A M., 2.10 32.428
Unl. Place, C. R. I. A P.. 1.23 12. 3"0
Unl. Place, B. A M., 121.... 18,718
West Line. C. R. I. A P., 0.02 2"0
West Line, B. A M .03 140
Hallam, C. R. I. A P.. 1.27.. 12,700
Waverly, B. A M., 0.77 11.911
Coll. View, B. A M., .75 14.CK0
Firth, B. A M., 0.36 2,700
Hickman, B. & M.. 1.68 I6.8110
Hickman, M. P., 1.50 9.750
Roca. 0.40 4.000
Bethany. .88 6,8i;4
Raymond, U. P., 0.40 2,639
LINCOLN.
North Platte, U. P., 1 53 27.80
Sutherland. U. P.. 1.0U7 18,325
. MADISON.
Madison, U. P., 1.08 6.P93
Norfolk, U. P.. 0.61 4.025
Norfolk. C. St P. M. A O., 0.68 4.M)
Norfolk. C. A N. W., 2.27.... 14.756
Battle Creek, N. W 0.76 ... 4.940
Meadow Grove, N. W 0.78.. 6.070
Tllden. N. W 0.27 1,755
Newman Grove, N. W., 0.79.. 6,135
MERRICK.
Silver Creek. .68 10,558
Clarks. .63 11.44
Central City, 1.30 23 657
Chapman, 1.17 21,2X1
Palmer, 1.64 8.470
NANCE.
Fullerton. TT. P., .64 3.53
Genoa. U. P., 1.87 12,337
NEMAHA.
Peru, B. ft M., .78 6.240
Brownvllle, B. A M., 1.15.... 9.2o0
Nemaha, B. A M., .09 720
Johnson, B. A M., .35 3.600
Auburn, .60 6,000
Nemaha. .14 1.4W
Auburn, M. P., .60 4,250
Brock. M. P., .50 8.900
Julian. M. P., .50 4,250
NCCftCOLS.
Superior. 7.38 4.810
Superior, .60 2,700
Superior, 1.00 10,000
Oak, .4S8 83,250
Nelson, 0.90 6.400
Hanly. 1.04 10.400
Lawrence, 1 13 6,780
Lawrence, .75 3,375
OTOE,
Nebraska City, B. A M., 1.83. 14.640
Nebraska City,
Dunbar, 036 .
Syracuse, 0.53
Unadllla. 0.64
Lorton. 0.29 .
Talmage. 0.16
Berlin. 0 37 ..
Burr, 0.66 ....
Grant, 1.02 ...
Madred, 1.49
126.
PERKINS.
PHELPS.
19.126
4.240
4.240
4,320
1106
1,070
2,788
4,290
8,978
6,811
10.286 102.86
1.785 87.47
.770 T.77
,3u6 181.33
18 16.25
13.6S0 186. 96
16 186.53
80.9.16 8m).03
16.730 408.98
3..VO 60.84
7,6i6 140 6
16.276 106.92
8,s?5 61.36
270 170.00
88 35.96
150 13.60
101 64.60
52 40.40
6 46.07
46 80.03
85 83 79
88 38 48
20 1 39
36 24.64
60 22 68
60 27.00
103 82.62
3.000 45 00
10.4O0 832.80
n.WiO 861.80
6.00 sow
12.91") 84 60
23,738 622.
8.S3 )f 77
10.424 29 33
4.222 42 22
. 6,663 (2 32
1SU0 49.60
1820 2S.20
117 93 60
7.7O0 38 SO
4.S35 267
I.U06 28
19.83 178 51
t,6u0 JW.CO
Holdrege. 2.30
Bertrand, 1.09
PlERCHt
Pierce, C. A N. W., 0.68
Plulnvlew, C. A N. W.. 0.66..
Plalnvlew, O. N 0.788
Osmond, 1.339
PLATTE.
Columbus, U. P., 2.0
Columbus. L. A N. W., 0 83.
Columbus. O. 4 R. V., 0.39..
Platte Center, O. A R. V 0.61
Tarnov, O. A R. V., 2.0
Humphrey, C. A N. W., 0.08
Creston, C. A N. W.. 2.14....
Humphrey, C. A N. W 0.33
Cornlea, C. 4 N. W.. 298 ...
Llndaay, C. 4 N. W., 0.68...
POLK.
Shelby, 0.30
Osceola. 1.26
Btromsburg, 1.42
RICHARDSON.
Shubert, B. 4 M., 0 .08
Verdon, B. 4 M., 063
Verdon, M. P., 0.08
Rulo, M. P., ill
Falls City, M. P.. 0.78
Falls City, M. P., 0.75
Dawson. B. 4 M., 0.28
Humboldt, B. A M., 1.0
Stella, M. P., 0.88
SALINE.
Crete, B. A M., 1.09
Crete, O. A 8. W.. 0.58
Crete. M. P.. 140
Dorchester, B. 4 M., 0.78....
Friend. B. 4 M., 0.45
Wllber, O. & 8. W.. 0.87
Tobias. K. C. 4 P., 0.027....
Western, Neb. A C, 0.68....
Swanton, Neb. 4 C, 1.01....
Dewttt, O. 4 B. W.. 0.61
Dewltt, N. 4 C, 0.26
BARPY.
Papllllon. U. P., 0.66
Bellevue, B. 4 M., 166
Springneld, M. P., 0.50
Uretna, B. 4 M . 0.84
Fori Crook. B. A M., 2 14....
Fort Crook, M. P.. 114
SAUNDERS.
Cedar Bluffs, C. A N. W., 0.50
Morse Bluff. C. A N. W 101
Colon. C. 4 N. W., 1.98
Wahoo. C. 4 N. W, 1.448..
Waboo, O. 4 R. V., 1.73
Wahoo, O. 4 N. P.. 0.80
Ceresco. C. 4 N. W., 0.754..
Yutan, O. 4 R. V 0 89
Mead. O. 4 R. V., 1.01
Weston, O. 4 P- V., 1.18 ...
Valparaiso, O. 4 R. V., 1.74.
Ashland, O. A N P., 0.79...
Ashland. B. A M.. 0.41
Memphis. O. A N. P.. 0.98...
Ithaca. O. A N. P.. 067
Maltno, N. P., 102
Prague. C. 4 N. P., 0.53
SCOTT'S BLUFF.
Mtnatare, 2.23
fccotl's Bluff, 1.S1
Mitchell. 8.97
SEWARD.
Germantown. Neb. R. R-. 0.34
Seward, 0.88
l a mora. 8.62
Utica, 0.50
pleaauntdale, L. 4 N. W.,
0.88
Beward. L. 4 N. W 1.47...
Bee. C. 4 N. W., 1.60
Seward. C. 4 N. W., 0.20....
Beaver Creasing, C. 4 N.
W., 1.18
SHERIDAN.
Gordon. 1 672
Rushvtlle. 1.629
liay Springs. 6 21
SHERMAN.
n 2
7H8.88
89.00
234.6s
178.70
88
148 88
36 64
23.33
30.78
16.26
69.00
89. CO
64 no
54 20
89. 00
22.10
1.25. 16
8 2.26
417 50
135 2 )
61 86
69.35
75 24
13 75
432.01
43. 56
28.40
S3 (10
31.20
9).0O
19.60
9K.(io
22.80
32.00
196.00
174.72
158. xs
12 00
23 0
47.87
90.30
25.00
18. 0
17.29
229 61
46.80
141 45
72.10
16.26
886.00
145.44
92 65
106,25
21.45
21.45
32.76
806.26
58.52
246.00
874.8
.20
.24
im so
47.64
224.00
36.10
117.60
68.25
20.00
68 84
' 26.39
857.48
91.63
160.84
107.87
131. 8S
394 70
49.40
50 70
17.56
77.03
10S.R5
171.96
700.71
2)291
69.29
89.08
186.06
93.60
138.00
7.20
65.00
89 00
55 25
39.O0
Lmin City. V. P.. 1 T.ll
Itockvllla, U. P.. 8 44 22.6
STANTON.
rilgr. H 8.750
Stanton, 1 60
THAYER.
Chester, N. A C. 0.27 24
Chester, Hep. Valley, 0.61... 76
Hebron. N. A C, 1.26 161
Hebron. C. H. I.. 1.40 18
Belvldere, N. A C., 1 11 66
Brunlng, N. 4 C, 0.35 15
Gllead. C. R. I.. 0.17 22
Deshler C. R I 0 50
Alexandria, St. J. 4 G. I.
0 2 17
Belvldere. St. J. A O. I.,
0..65 35
Carleton, St. J. A O. I., 0.26 17
Iavenport. St. J. A G. I.. 1.10 63
Davenport, N. W., 0.64 31
THURSTON.
Pender, 1 mile 8.500
Thurston, 0.57 6.375
Emerson, 0.28 2,380
VALLEY.
Ord, tT. P., 1.13 7.455
Ord, B. A M., 1.37 7.5.A
North Loup, U. P., 0.44 19"3
Arcadia, B. A M.. 1.44 7.9J0
WASHINGTON.
Blair. M. A O., 1 mile 8.600
Calhoun, M. A O., 060 5.i)
Herman, M. A O., 0.035 2.975
Blair. C. A N. W., 1.36 8.775
Kennard, C. A N. W., 0.71.. 4,615
Arlington, C. 4 N. W., 0.76. 4.9W
WAYNE.
Wayne. M. A O., 1.66 13.20
Winalde, M. A O., 0.93 7,820
Carroll, M. A O., 1.10 9.S50
Hoskliis, M. A O., 0.92 7.8JU
YORK.
Gresham. C. A N. W., 0.47.. 3,055
York, C. A N. W., 1.86 lt),7
Henderson, C. A N. W., 0.56 3.375
Waoo, C. A N. W., 0.50 3.95
York. C, B. A Q., 0.58 4.616
Bradshaw, C. B. A 14., 0.37V8. 37.0uO
Benedict, 0.60 2.0110
York, I.06 6.3110
McCooL 0.52 2,600
FIRE 11 SCHOOL, BIT NO
123.61
72.24
22.76
67.25
15.80
41.31
ls.8
18.01
43.29
9.75
22.20
17.55
85.10
17.23
63 b.1
81.20
85 00
63.75
23.80
146. 93
146.93
2U 0.1
79.20
SOUTH OMAIIA POLICE BOARD
New Cemmisiioi of Three Members ii
Appoioted by GtTtrnor Eheldon.
THEIR AUTHORITY BEGINS AT ONCE
Governor Isrna Bill laereaslnsj the
Monthly Kalarles of the ( aptalas
of rollee Foree la
Omaha.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. March 14.-(Speclal Telegram.)
South Omaha has a new police board, by
appointment of Governor Sheldon, made up
of Wesley P. Adklns, A. H. Murdock and
W. C. Lambert. The new board, consisting
of three members, will succeed the old
board, consisting of four members, which
Ji.4.'S. I ha' Deen ousted by the enactment of a
4 38 l1 lailirieu u UIURUII tt I IU Blliru U ' ' ' . '
1U ' . n . , Tl. . 1 M I . . ... 1 ... n.l 1.. I n
148.18 ' governor.
23.(18
183.02
23-(i8 - sttthiiiit mpnt ntiH lh governor therefore
212.16
10.4S
112.20
78.20
commissioned the new members at once
In order to prevent a hiatus In the police
government of the Magic City. The bill
prohibits more than two of the members
being chosen from the same political party
and a A mnicniinnM AHkln. ami ( 1 1 1'fl n . ' W
6-'o'82 B m as republicans and Lambert as a
15.91 democrat. Adklns Is In the livery business
I70 08 ! and formerly served In the city council,
Itib.W 1 having also been the unsuccessful repub
lic. 25 I llcan nominee for mavor In the last city
J election. Murdock's last position was that
160.80
PAMC
Chlldrea March Out la Good Order and
Damage Is Slight.
FREMONT, Neb., March 14.-(Speclal.)
The lire department was called out this
morning by a email blaze In the attic of the
West school building. The children marched
out without any panic or disturbance, al
thougii when those on the second floor came
Into the halls and saw the people rushing In
they were strongly tempted to run. The
damage was small.
The flre department was called out about
2 o'clock this morning by a flre which proved
to be a burning haystack eaat of town.
997.7B
396.84
180.88
62 68
6 19.80
138.39
223.74
686.80
6.31
M.ih
26.92
621
134
Beatrice Prepares for Teachers.
BEATRICE. Neb., March 14 (Speclal.)
Elaborate preparations are being made for
the Southeastern Nebraska Educational as
sociation, which will meet In Beatrice
April 8-5. Two of the prominent speakers
from abroad are E. G. Cooley, superinten
dent of the Chicago schools, and O. J.
Kern, superintendent of the Winnebago
county schools, of Illinois. Some of the
leading educators of the state are to ap
pear on thu program also. The music for
the session will be furnished by the
Beatrice schools. local talent: the Peru
normal quartet. Miss Reed of Auburn and
the Wllber High school quartet.
Exhibits of art and other school work
will be presented by the Beatrice city
schools and the rural schools of Gage
county.
The Woman's club will give a reception
for the association and the Commercial
club Is making all possible arrangements
for the comfort, convenience and enter
tainment of the visiting teachers. President
Carrlngton says that Indications promise
the largest attendance In the history of the
association.
Slabaugh, and Lambert was once city at
torney In South Omaha. The bill makes
the mayor an ex-offlclo member and pre
siding officer of the board, but without any
vote or participation in the duties.
Governor Sheldon also signed the bill
Increasing the salaries of the captains of
the Omaha police department to 1125 a
month. This will give them an increase of
$15, as they arc now said to be getting
2110. The bill fixes $126 a month as a
minimum and leaves It to the police board,
should it so desire, and funds permit In the
future to increase the pay further up to a
maximum of $160 a month.
New Depot at Colombna.
COLUMBUS, Neb.. March 14,-(Speclal-The
Union Pacific will build a new passen
ger depot hero, large enough to accommo
date the Immense business of the road at
this point. It is thought It will be east of
the new freight depot Juwt completed.
8.9TO 827.41
4.251 42.51
4,420 61.68
4,225 92.96
3,177 87.94
8,OU0 88.00
S6.395 618 72
6.395 81.72
S.KI2 66.17
3,J4 4J.06
13,196 13. iO
627 11.08
14,660 101.92
2.145 46.06
19,370 38.74
4,420 44.20
29 29.89'
187 1H7.04
208 2u6;10
800 8.20
6,3u0 87.80
680 4.08
21,100 211.00
7,600 95.00
6.376 79.69
2,800 16.80
10,0110 210.00
7,480
I. 688 837 26.
6,240 104.81
9,100 182.00
12,06 14).67
6.961 6D.63
7,80 167.21
100 100
4.00 40.80
6,00 S0.30
6,611 44.09
1,660 12.48
II. 828 118.28
23.942 .43
8,900 36.10
7,140 67.12
19.334 88.67
19,334 86.67
32 86.00
130 130.66
12,870 77.22
9,860 224.64
11.414 174.38
6,8X) 115.20
4.876 68.60
6.872 87.38
6.6M 26.46
7.785 69.38
U.4M) 146.16
6.716 o.W
6.343 8 15
8,3JU 17.64
6.6M5 16.08
8.670 4.
4.5U5 73 14
F.
10.035 100.36
6.8.6 6s. no
17.8(4 178.66
1720 104
7.W0 133.76
4.160 37. 4
4.0UO t'.u)
6.5oO 22.88
9.65 18164
10.4.A 62.32
7.800 148.20
7.870 J2.04
147.97
11436
8S.6J
149 104 08
7J 186 88
8.iJU M.I4
23 karat wedding rings. Edholm, Jeweler,
DIAMOND fa Tenser. iBcn and Dodga
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
aalnt and Carloas Features of Life
la a Rapidly Grow
ing State.
People who plant potatoes on Good Fri
day may have to shovel snow before pre
paring their ground.
Norfolk Helps Wayne What would
Wayne do If there was no Norfolk for a
target? Norfolk News.
Now that the Vermilion Ice gorge has
broken, Dixon county farmers are assured
of good crops, since the water will likely
pass before time to plow.
Thieves Leave the Box A short time ago
Chalmer Bwltser butchered a hog at John
Whlteman's. Nothing strange about that!
The strange part came when he took the
spare ribs and backbone home In a box,
nailing It up and leaving tt on the porch
to freeze. When he went to get them the
next morning they had disappeared. Some
one had taken everything but the box.
NehawVa Register.
Why Reypolds Moved Several years ago
Bob Reynolds took an upright homestead In
the Custer county sand hills, and he would
till be there if It had not been for a little
gust of wind that came by one day and
turned his well inside out and spilled the
water, blew the cellar from under the sod
house, blew away the township line,
changed the day of the week and blew the
mortgage off an adjoining section onto his
quarter, knocked all the cracks out of his
wire fence, and landed Bob in good old
Kearney again. Kearney Hub.
DR. YOINO ASKS IX VESTIQATIOX
Declares World-Herold Charges Show
Malice on Their Face.
NORFOLK, Neb., March 14.-(8peclal Tel
egram.) Dr. Young, superintendent of the
Norfolk Insane hospital, with regard to an
attack In an Omaha paper from a former
employe. Issued this statement tonight:
"My attention hoe been called to the ar
ticle In the World-Herald headed 'Neglect
Charge.' The article, written by a dis
credited employe, shows upon its fane Its
malicious intent and requires no reply. I
have forwarded the article to Governor
Sheldon, together with a refutation of the
contained charges, and have asked for an
Investigation. I am responsible to Gov
ernor Sheldon for the proper conduct of
this institution and stand ready at all tlmea
to have a thorough examination mnde Into
the affairs of the hospital. A committee of
seventeen members of the present legisla
ture visited the hospital some six weeks
ago and their favorable report bespoke no
such condition ae described In the article.
"Should you wish more detailed Informa
tion. I am sure that you will find ready
access to it in the governor's office. News
paper men are Invited to visit the hospital
ajid every opportunity will be given to aid
them in arriving at a correct knowledge of
the conditions."
DRIGHT'S DISEASE CUItED
Thote Paint in the Small of the Dack Are Really
Prxini in the Kidney and Ought to Warn All Who IUtc
Them ! Attend to Their Kidneys at onee by Takinf
WARNER'S SAFE CUR.E
WHICH 13 A PCRK CVRF. FOR ALL FORMS OF KIDNKY. LIVF.R, PI.AlnKR AND
BLOOD DISKASKS. IT HAS t TRI.I) TIKHHANHS, IT WILL CCKK Vt'V. A
TRIAL BOTTI.K ABSOLt'TKLY FHKK TO F.VkrY RKAI'KH OF THE DAILY BF-K
Mr. Umirg Banehsrt. for many years a highly resperted motorman on the ls
Moines, la., street railway, on account of kidney disease, which for twelve years hid
troubled him, gave up Ms position for years. Ho was cured by Warner's Safe Cure
and Is hark at work again.
News of Nebraska.
T'PLAND The new Farmers' Grain com
pany Is now doing business at the old
farmers' elevator.
BEATRICE The Union Pacific Railway
company has donated 325 to the firemen's
monument fund of this city.
RANDOLPH At 2 o'clock this morn
ing the venerable B. Wentworth pasaed
away at the age of nearly 77 years.
HARTINGTON At the annual meeting
of the Cedar County Telephone company
a dividend of 8 per cent was ordered.
NEBRASKA CITY William Gallerman
and Miss Emma Reuter were married
Thursday at the home of the bride's par
ents, near Syracuse.
PAPILLION Judge Kennedy came here
from Omaha Thursday morning and called
court, but there was no rase ready. He ad
journed court to April 22.
1'1'LAND-Mrs. B. M. Taylor, who had
been ill for some time, died at her home
here on Monday. The funeral took place
at Mlnden on Wednesday.
BEATRICE Fred Talbert, colored, was
arrested here tonight on the charge of
desertion of his wife at Lincoln. He will
be taken there tomorrow.
COLUMBUS Less than 83,000 Is to be
raised on the subscription for the Young
Men's Christian association building to
bring up the full amount to $30,000.
RULO L. O. Hurn died at his home at
the age of 77. Mr. Hurn served In the
union army during the civil war and lo
cated In Rulo after the war closed.
UPLAND The record price for land in
this vicinity was secured by Frank Oster
lund recently, lie sold his quarter section
two miles north of town for $12,6o0 cash.
BEATRICE The Fulton bloodhounds
were taken to Valparaiso, Neb,, yesterday
to be utted in running down tne parties
who robbed a store at that place Tuesday
night.
HERMAN The snow has now all
melted and farmers have begun to get
ready for their spring work. A few more
nice days like today will see them busy
at It.
ASHLAND-The amateur presentation of
"The Merchant of Venice Up to Date" at
the opera house by the students of the
high school was highly successful and well
attended.
BURWELL District court, which has
been In session here this week with Judge
J. R. Hannah of Greeley presiding, closed
Wednesday evening. The docket was light,
only one important cabe being tried.
BLUE H ILI The famous tax suit of the
First National bank of Bllue Hill against
Webster county, which has gone through
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
We Open As Advertised
Saturday morning, March 16, 1907, at 9 o'clock. Promise made
good from the start. W will be ready for business on the above
mentioned date and Invite the public of Omaha and vicinity to
Inspect our large and complete lines of Heady-to-Wear Clothing
for Men, "Women and Children. This store Is "different" from
the other you have been trading with. We sell everything for
cash or on easy payments.
USE OUR OPEN ACCOUNT SYSTEM
We offer you lower prices easier terms better
service and better treatment, than you can obtain
elsewhere. It will pay you to watch our windows
bargains in every one of them. EVERYTHING
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
The Uivion Clothing Co.
1315-1317-1319 Farnam Street
n
MR. GEOHGK BANUHART.
"After suffering twelve years from kidney and bladder trouble I was Induced to
try a bottle of Warner's Safe Cure nnd can't help but write and tell you of the
wonderful relief It gave me. It Is certainly the greatest remedy for Bright'! dis
ease that I have ever tried, and I have tried them all. The doctor told me that my
ense was hopel-ss and through a frh-nd I was persuaded to try a bottle of Warner's
Safe Cure, and I am now In condition so that I am at work every day." (Jeorge
Banghart, Des Moines, la.. May IS, 1906.
CURES KIDNEY DISEASE.
When the kidneys are diseased the uric acid Is not carried off and this causes
Gout, Lumbago, ltheum:ititui of the Joint, Itheumatlsm of the Muscles, Rheumatism
Of the Heart, Rheumatism everywhere.
In Bright's disease the bowels are often constipated and the liver torpid. War
ner's SMfe Pills quickly relieve this condition, and no 111 after effect Is experienced.
WARN' ICR'S SAFK Cl'RK Is put up in two sizes and Is sold by all druggists, or
direct, at 60 CENTS AND Jl.oo A BOTTLE. Refuse substitutes containing haimful
drugs which Injure the system.
TDIAf IlftTTt P ITCITF To convince every sufferer from diseases of the kld
laiHbOUl 1 L, C tyk neys, liver, bladder nnd Mood that WARNER'S SAFH
CURE will cure them, a trial bottle will be sent AUSOI.L'TKI.Y FREE, postpaid,
to any one who will write WARNER'S SAFE Cl'RK CO., Rochester, N. Y., and men
tion having seen this liberal offer In the Omaha Pally Bee. The genuineness of ihli
offT Is guaranteed. Our doctors will send inedlcnl booklet containing descriptions of
symptoms and treatment of each dlncnse and many convincing testimonials, free, to '
everyone.
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I(ahnWertheimer&Smith(5s
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sRANtf
CoIledfeCIothes
cost less than half
as much as the
crack custom Tailor
charges for like
quality.
If your dealer hasn't
'hese clothes in stock,
we'll gladly direct you
to one who has
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UNION PACIFIC
EVERY DAY
To April 30. 1907.
SHORT L1XE
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FAST TRAINS NO DELAYS
Be sure your tickets read over this line,
Inquire at
City Ticket Office, 1824 Farnam St.
l'tioiie louglaa 834.
No Matter What You Want
Bee Want Ads Will Get It
Wolbaeh, 1.40
Greeley. .77
Bcoti. ,M
HALL.
Wood niver. U. P.. .09
Doniphan, bu J. A O. I., 1.
Ash ton. L. A B.
Luud Cltv. 1.32 ..
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