Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-09
MINOR MENTION.
sale to-day at L. Harris.

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teenth to Eighteen avenue.
The city council has ordered the prop
ertv owners on the north side Of Eighth
avenue, from Ninth to Seventeenth
street to repair their walks.
Special sale of corssts to-day only at
L. Harris, 734 Broadway.
1t is reported that IN Omaha dry goods
house Is preparing to occupy the store
recently used by Mr., Porterield, and
will put into it some stock for special
sales.
AT the Pacific House yesterday after
noon the Rev. T. j. Mckay united in
wedlock Miss X ate Williams of Buchans an
county, Iowa, and o. G. McCAuley OF
Omaya
The Evening Herald has been supply
ing itself with a water motor very ap
propsiste for a prohibition organ. The
Herald is to be congratulated on the I'm
provsment, anyway.
Mr.. Albert r yer and Mrs. J. s. Nc
Allister, Of this city, were married at
Lancaster, Neb on Sunday, and arrived
here yesterday, and will take up their
residence In this city.
K. p. Sanders, who caused SO much
trouble to the p ,lice Saturday night, by
having his whule family, babies and all,
left on the steps of the p lice station,
was yesterday fined. He got off chesp.
John German, John Mulligan, James
Mapleton, and B. w. Adams were fined
In the p,lloe court yesterday for indulg
ing In Sunday DRINKS, and yet there
were NJ saloons open. 1t is q great mys
terry how all these men get the whisky,
in a prohibition state, but they acted as
if they had got their whisky straight.
The remains Of Frank Wickham, who
was drowned at Atchison, Kas were
brought home yesterday, and the funeral
will take place from the Catholic church
at 0 o'clock this morning. The death VI
this promising young man, just on the
eve of his finishing his courae In college,
has caused great sadness among a large
circle of friends and acquaintance.
The water works company, being
naturally much Interested In the sewerage
of this city has made arrap gelnents with
the engineer, Harry Birklnbine, SO as to
make o tender to the city of his services
and the benefit of his experience and
Knowledge In 6 sewerage matters, no addi-
tional expense to attach to the city.
This Offer ia gladly accepted by the city
and the services thus secured will prove
valuable.
T. A. Beebe, of the firm of Leaman &
Beebe, No. IA Pearl street, lost his gold
watch on Saturday. The watch wat
lying on his desk In the office WREN he
was called out for q few minutes, and on
his return 1t was missing. BE thought
ct the time that it had been picked ur
as . joke, but as he can find no trace Of
it, he Is now pretty we'll convinced thai
some sly sneak thief has got away
with 1t.
The funeral of Wilson G. jackson Ia tc
take place this mofnsng at 10 O'Clock, oil
the residence of A T. Rice, corner Of
Fourth street and Willow avenue
Friends of the family are invited to at
tend the services, and arrangements HAYS
been made for all desiring to accompany
the remains to Glenwood, where the de
parted one will be laid at rest In the
family grounds, beside his mother, wht
was buried there several years ago. Their.
will be carriages at the depot, and
special train will take them to Glen wood
The lawn cutters, of the People,
store, Mes.rs. Macs, Asrons & Morris
after their experience yesterday, ar,
talking Ct ''doipg" different cities OF
lawn and other sales-they being 80 vel
pleased With the wsy the crowd of Ladder
handled them. ills suggested that Billy
Mass g. into the auction b~usiness, Phi
Aarons become bookk, eper in a shooting
gallery, and Charlie Morris go into an ex,
elusive mourning goods store ss salesman,
being such q digni6ed, sedate young
man.
Myron Burns and Charles
Gardner, both employees of Bray's livery
stable, had a lively set-to yesterday
morning a. an early hour, the dispute
arising over the msnner Vt bedding the
horses. Gardner struck Burns with a
pitch'ork inf citing qai,e a 8, rlous wound
over the right eye, tho cut being thres
inches ng, and bsing though to The
bone. Dr. @ ok was c,llsd on to sew OF
the wound, and soon had the man IL
condition to be up aud alb III. Gsdner
was arrested, aud hntd for a disturbance
of the peace.
The ju 'ges In the contest between
Judge Aylrswor'h and Loofburow met
ct Dss MONIES Saturday and held a oon