Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-04
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fiiNou MENTION.

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The county board IA 10 meet next Non.
lay t. canvass tho vote cast yesterday.
Ih, interior Of the postoilice is being
~ repaired and cleaned up. A new broom,
& 3,c.
Ill The ferry train leaving Omaha at 5:5j
D. M, ana leaving Council Bluffs at G:&J
ni., has been abandoned.
The present council has fallen into the
habit Of the old One in letting the reading
of The minutes get behind. Next Mon.
|jay night II hour aud a half is to be de-
IYoted 10 catching ~.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
hurch have scnt "a New York for eie.
ant costumes, to te used in the Dresden
3a party, to- be giysn in Masonic hall ON
he evenings OF November Is and IL.
Nrs. Catherine Schickctanz, mother Of
John Schickctanz, died yesterday morn.
ing at 3 o'clock, aged - wears, 10 months
ard 10 days. The funeral will be held at
[ the residence, No. lO5 Pearl. street, this
IA afternoon NJ : O'Clock.
The stone paving approa ching engine
Nhouse No. l proves so hard on the horses
that arrangements nave been made for
providing a plank driveway into the
house, instead of stone. The city is to
furnish the material and the fire lads are
10 do TIE work.
The B9uebblo Of property owners on
Scott street has been SO settled that the
work of improving that street will now
no on, the parties interested having
agreed on Il grade. The only expense to
BE- borne by tic city is the raising OF the
sidewalk by the Gilbert property, and
this is not to exceed ga.
# In giving certain rights to the electric
|# Night company the council was given the
E& promise that the city buildings should be
furnished with lights. The cOmpany
~ having been reminded of this says it Is
M ready 10 comply az soon as the commit.
tee on street Lighting viii fix the location.
The remains OF Mrs. 5. 5. Bayliss, and
those Of her daughter, Mrs. Kate Bayliss.
hoshier, yesterday arrived here from
T. Cotton, Cal, and were inferred in Fair
view cemetery, this being in accordance
j with the wish OF their Relatives here.
4 Mrs. Bayliss died in California in 1880,
frd her daughter died there Two years
AprcTiously.
A lady, whose name could not be
III learned, arriving on yesterday mornings
IA Sioux City train, was about to take the
IA Il. G.. outgoing train, when she dlscov-
H erCd that her pOcketbook was missing.
il contained $2, and it is not certain
Il whether IT was dropped somewhere about
" the transfer, or whether she had been the
victim Of some slick pickpocket.
The following rave been installed as
Officers of Star Chapter, No. a, Royal
arch Masons, for the ensuing term: H..
u. Fonda, NJ. +. II. p; G. M. Harle, NJ.
\ h X; Ed Mott, NJ. Il. S; X. b. Crafts,
6ecn3tGry; Joel Eaton, trcasurcr; L. Is.
Hays, &. H.; t. 5. Couch, p. s.; V. w.
Il Carey, X. A. c.; I. II Wind, G. N. Sd ";
4 ~. Duluette, G.. n. I'd v; John l.. Howe,
q. n. lst "; $. s. Nash, tyler.
j. w. johnson was made happy yester-
1day by the arrival Mt his home OF u most
ysprightly young man, very young man,
> who tHenty-0nc years from now will be
j voting the republican ticket. Mr.. John.
son Is ~yardmastcr Of the Northwestern ut
Ntlie transfer yards, and his wife Il daugh-
trr OF Dnvy MOttn2, so that the latter was
feel.ng Joyous yesterday over new hon
UGrs, rs Il grandfather.
lU lle ladies of the ca.holic church are
Aking eEtcHsiVe preparations for their
Jill fnir to be given The week commencing
3lEOycmbcr -. The fair is to be held in
1lNlaseuic hall, but on the evening Of tho
1tSstn there Is TO bh presented IN the opera
IIhNrse the charmine opcvetta, The Two
a Sis!o;,, which promises to be one OF the
jlf0uSt pleasing features of the week.
&JMrS. oNoil has this IN preparation, and
H'her skltl as q manager OF sucli entertain
meats is so well known that the public
Z, need no further assurance of its cnjsy-
ability and success.
The city council has adopted again the
resolution that all bills against the city
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Seiotc thel' prcSeh!atioh 10 the council,
na a KY w ~ n""it"I .o' 10 pfrSenC
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EtiGIfa I'M a'Inao, Liii 40 s,sS ~ ou'
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puaonnue oa, on'yc III, WHEN mM" re-
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Dom"i' =" PuD'ieIS'
some mo- very favorable coInmentS are
heard on the chaIacter Of the sever pipe
which is to be laid in the streets here, the
'r'ticlsms being made by parties who
clam TO know what sewer pipe Ought to
pc. IL Is sand To BE- the kind ordered by
the council, and in accordance with the
contract. but to be 2 poor selection, and
not OF as good quality rs should be laid.
Attention is called 10 the quality OF the
pipe rs shown In places where it hos