davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
Obrazy.
1. Obraxy pO % celht0W

/. Obrazy pO % ce1AtOw.
20 cali aoysoko$oi, Is szzroko$ci.
Matka B O S k a B Of S e.
screen 7miu mleczmi przebitem)
trzymajaea Syna zdjstego z Krzy-
ia ma Ionic.
Marc d z e n i J g a (gdzie
opr6cz P. Maryi i sw. JozefA
take pastuszkowie graphically
obraz ten z picking girlanda ma
okolo.
Serce J a. (Pan Jezus ma
turalnej wielkosci ,popiersie.)
T. artwy C h VS. TIA e P q IL
skie. (Pan Jezus trzyma W re-
ku c%horagiew, ma grobie siedzi
ani64, straz z pr~zerazenia powa-
Iona ma ziemi.)
S W. A ntoni Pad 6 s k
(piastujacy dzieciatko Jezus z IL
lia niewinnosci W reku.).
S W. Alojzy (rozmyslajacy mad
meka Zbawiciela.)
2. eDbrazy Olejne pc so
cemtOw.
20 cali qoysokoc$s,l5 szerokoSci.
S w. J a n N e p "a
he os o b e; ma boku pred
stawia obraz kr6la ~stojacega
pred swym pa}acem przypatru-
jacego sic, iak kat powoli spusz-
GA sw. Jana Nep. z mostu do RE
XII
Matka Boska Czesto-
chowska i q t.
klein Jezus, obraz kt6ry W
kazdym domu po!skim znajdo-
wac sic powinien.
Obrazy olejme pO 40 Gem.
25 Gala aDysoko$ci,l9 szeroho$ci.
Sw. Jozef piastujacy dzlecie
Jezus, 2 lilia W rsku.
w e b o W &c lie Matk i
B osklej. (otoczona mnostwem
anlof6w.)
Pan Jezus przyjacie
dziatek k. (Pan Jezus otoczony
dzie6mi / blogosFawiacy i'm
W1eczerza an s ka (Pan
Jezus l dwanascie a~postofow).
ObraZ ga SO cemt0w.
Matka Boska CT G S t O.
CHI O W s k a, otoczona herbami
Polski Litwy j Rusi z unosza
ca sic mad wszystkiem slota
korona-z napisem Boze co s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
A ~GRAMATYCZNA.

Gdy sic z zabawa lacey nauka,
Mech tel mtej zatawy kazdy z was szuka,
Bo chwil k1lka sobie umili
1 sw6j rozumek iutwo posli.
J"dn"kie brzmienia maJa trzy stowa,
Lecz tresG z pisownia niejednkowa:
P'erw>ze = oznacza Puna mad Pany,
Go zieIonesca okrywa }any,
Co &ywi ptak1, a wspiera ludzi,
Pc smierci &ycie move W mas Iudzi;
Drugie to nasza rodzona rzeka;
Trzecie = to drzewo poznasz zdaleka.
Hatwo to zgadnac = ME przecze wcale,
L,cz sic nauczyG chciej doskonale,
Jak sac pierwsze, drugle trzecie
Pomysl mo- bracie, Il sgadniesz przecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
Krucyfkse.

l.-Krzyz %drewn'auy, 2 kohczyna-
mi ze sfoniowej kosci = fiigura
zbawiclela mosiezna, zfocon' i
takiz napis:: I. N. R. L., wyso-
kosc III cala................"s1,s5
2.-Taki sam krzyz 15a Gala Wy.
sokl
s.-Te same, l2aa, Gala wysok,e7oc.
4.-Te same u Gala wysokie.. SOC.
D.
ROzance.
R6&shee, czyli jak lud
kaszubski m6wi, k oronk i, 20
10, is, 90, IS, 80 as do so cen,
tow-mocno zrobione, re zfocne.
mi, fadnemi krzyzykami.
Wszystkie powyzej
wyszczeg6lnione ar
tyku}y religijne spro-
Wadzic MONA z mo-
jej Polskiej Ksiegar-
NJ.
H. DERDOWSKI
Cor. End & Carlmona
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
ZAPkACILI
IA WTARHSA

Hartford Konst. Hayda 100
Buffalo M Makowski 200
Chicago Teo6l G6rski 100
St. TuOmas M. w Brown 200
Blosburgh Rom. Rudnieki 800
Winona Jan Pelowski 100
RedJacket Observation-Disclosures 200
Hartford Rev 1 Studnicki 100
Chicago S}ominski loo
Milwaukee J6z Heller O.5O
MarcinZyburtowski $40
Bay City Dominik Holz 200
Chicago Jul Kowalski 200
Bremond Gorczyca 100
Winona Bernard stolpa 100
Winona, Michal Kuczkowski 200
Milwaukee S Malich geo
New Waverly M Nitka 200
Milwaukee kukasz Kupczyk 200
Chicago st. Barahski 100
Do Europy Stanislaw Miesner $50
New York F. H. Topor 200
Bronson Joz J Haciak geo
Scottdale Walenty Witoski 200
Goven Vino. Palewicz leo
Baltimore Jan Bartkowiak 2.eO
Do Eurepy, Teodor Riszks 500
Pittsburg M A Wilk zee
Brennan Jan Nowak 200
Nanticoke Joz Sankiewiez 100
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04

Pelske. Te prawdziwa ezdobe
izby kazdy cz}enek zwiazku MAJ.
Pol. powinien miec w SVEN
pomleszkaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04

Pan Fehr Pietrowicz, agent
sprzedazy gruntow kompanii
Fredericksena bawif we wtorem w
naszem miescie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
Ksiazki do nabozeh-
w
stWa::

Ksia3ki do ma b Z en-
silva d dzieci i m o.
d i Z y.
Dzieeie do Boga........ ...".....2O
Dziecie do Boga re zfotem' brze-
Kwjat aiewinnoaci ola dzieci polls
kiuh w Ameryce.
,,Ksiazeczka" do naboEenstwa ola
mtodzlezy, zfocone brzegi zty-
tuliklem J6zfa Chociszewskiegol
Ta sama ksieSeczka, oprawna W
pf6tno.
Ia sauna ksazeczka oprana W
sk6rke z obrazkiem...........95
Ia sama ,,Ksiazcczka do nabozeh-
silva dla mfodziezy" z okueiem
i acknowledgements. .........1.25
Ia sama oprawna W kos6 stoniowa
albo w Observation-Disclosures. lib
Ola dorosfych h.
ANIOH STROZ olrawny W kose
sfeniowa lub W aksamit.. 800
ZhOTY OETARZYK, mocno o.
parwny re zfocenym tvtuliklem
WYBOREK opraw. W p4etnoSO 40
z~1ccone brzegi $50
6 70 sprzaczka l25
OETARZYK POLSKI
oprawny W skorke LOO
re zfocnnemi brzegami LAO
re s%przaozka 2.OO
ANJ0E STR0z opr. W skorke OTIS
zfocone brzegl 100
DUNN opraw. W skorke l.!O
20 sprzaczka 800
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04

ola panow i ehfopcow - farb
= koszul, chustek do nosa,
ponczoch i t. d. A przytem
Sa2dy ma dobra sposobnozG
kupienia u mnie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
FREDERIkSEN K co
Grunta ma fanny W Minnesota i Wisconsin.

Grunta nrery.jne W 'olonii ,Gnie-
zno' Martin i Krakow" w
W Redwood Co.'S. wpofudniowelMin
n%esocie, skfadaia sic bogatej
%szennej roll. WszeIskie gatunki
zbosa, .1arzvn kukurudzy tam sic
ndaja. Osadnicy choduja wiele by
dia W tych okolicach, co i'm wiele
donosi. Drzewo do opatu ! budow-
i ME jest dro&sze jak W Chicago.
Grunta tie leza cd 2 do 10 mil cd
mast, targow stacyi k%olejowycb.
Woody do plea jest poddostatkiem
i nngdy ME brnk. WieIu Polokow
Juz tam zamieszkujs Cena gruntu
tego .iesr cd 5 do 10 dol. "a akier.
Zutatki male, reszte winno sic wy
piacac ratam1 Cd 6 do 80 lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04

BIURO KOLEI Chicago =
Milwaukee = St. Paul znajduJe sic
od / kwietnia pod numerem SIS
East Ord Str, obok nowego bu-
bynku Choata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
WIADOMOSCI
MIFJSCOWE g..

MlT4J ONOV e.
Prey ~aoy6oracA dn1u 1
kwietnia partyu demokracka W
Winonie SwietEe odniosia zwy-
ciestwo. z Polakow tel ogromna
wiekszoae ia raza g%losowata pc
demokracku, DO Ma tykiecie demo-
krackim stat Kodak nnsz p. LU-
DWIK SIKORSKI jako handy
dat ma kasyera miejskiego, ktory
to urzad jus cd r,ku godnie pias
tuje. Republikanie u~itowali roz-
ssrzeli6 poIskle gfosy, podsunaw-
sly ma swoim tykiecle =, Alberta
L'bere jako kandydata ma urzad
a%sesora, |ecz tym f"r,elem ta raza
mic ME by1o MONA wsker"c W 4
wardzie, DO w~ytrwani poltycy pei
soy wiedziel', re tylk, solidarne
poparcie tykletu demokrackiego,
moSe ziedn"c p. LUDWIDOWI
sIKORSKIEMU zwyriestwo - j
tax tez sic state.
Tykiet dem"kracki zwyci4z,4
przy wszys.kich gtownieiszych u
rzeda h. Z~wyc'ezyl tylko lepubli-
kanie W 1 2 wardz'e p,zy nrzedach
aldermana i dyrektora szkofy. W
ezwartej wardz'e zas ustapic mus
sial kandydnt demokracki ma al
drrmana p. NJ chat Liberia panu
Teodorowi Sikorskiemu, ktor>
szedf prze"iw uiemu z w'asnym ty-
kietem nlezaleznym. Pan Teodor
S'korski Jest rowniez demokrata.
Wlekszosc fedora Slkorskiego n, d
Michaiem LIBERIA wyneslta tylk"
81 gfosy.
Wybrani zostull ma giowne u
rzeda mIejskie:
N Il m II ora: JAN LUD-
WIG, wiekszoscia tylko Is gf"sow.
Przociwnikiem jege byf j. H. Jen-
nkins, wptywowa mieacie oso-
bissose.
N aasesora: H.. P BOYN-
TON, ktory uzyskut 1872 gi'sy.-
Drews, ktory szedi ma Tyk'ecie lu,
dovym, uzyska1 1915 gfosow-Ml-
c h at L b Q zas tylko TAP.
Ma kasyera lie S ki G.
& o wybrany LUDWIK slKOR.
SKI wlekszescia gtosow 1872.
Sedzia miejskj: ". A ALLEN.
Alderman Il. l.: J. F. Mccoy.
School, Director a. L: DR. Steward
Dyrektorem szkolnym 4 wardy
wybrany zostaf p. Chas. A. Gle.
U Jana Angleaoicza zjawif sic
2 b. m. nowy agent kart okreto-
wych.
BIURO KOLEI Chicago =
Milwaukee - St. Paul znajduJe sig
od l kwietnia pod numerem 81
East Ord Str, obok nowego bu
bynku Choata.
Pan FehG Pietrovic2, agenr
sprzedazy grunt6w kompani.
Fredericksena bawif we wtorem "
naszem miescie.
4 DXIEWCZYNY
do maszyny 2 do szycla re.
ka meskieh ubiorow znaida
natychmiasU zajecie W moe
pracoWnl
Rauare T0a w 10 Str
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
4 DZIEWC

do maszyny i 2 do szycla re-
ka meskieh ubiorow znalda
natychmiasU zajecie w mojej
pracownl
j. Rewers 704 w. Is Str.
w Chicago. Hi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04

Grunta lesne W zakfadajacej sic
kolonii polskiej W St. Croix Co.
Wis, gdzie przesz'o 80 Polakow
jnz grunt kupiio. Grunta lesne W
Todd Go. MINI, gdzie JUL wiele
Polakow mieszlla. Rola w okolicach
tych jest urodzajna. Bia}y i czerwo-
ny dab, lipa, brzoza, klon, jesion
jawor j inne gatunki twHrdego
drzewa tam rosna. Gdzieniegdzio
znajduja sic parowy getowe do u
prawy. Grunta tie znajduja sic Cd
2 do s mil cd miast, targ6w stacy
kclejowych. Pierwsza wpfata ma
grunta to jest 1 dol cd akra, re-
SITE Ma 5 lat wypiaty R6wnie przyj-
muj jenny drzewo podfug ceny largo
wei za dalsze wyp1uty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04

B ACzNOSC!
Warte lyle jak Is ent.
zobaczyc u
Err. Pereutki
wielki wybor W wszelkich ga
tunkach na)lepszyeh
BUT0W i
TRZEW
Mianowicie mayhem eleganckie
Trzewiki i Szlipry
damskie oraz najlep-
SIZE trzeWiczki dla
d zieci
ktore oharu)e pub)icznosci pc
jakna]tanszych cenach.
Nam rowniez pod reka wy
bar
UBIO-
ROW.
ola panow i ehfopcow - farb
= koszul, chustek do nosa,
pohczoch i t. d. A przytem
1aady ma dobra sposobnozc
kupienia u mnie
dobrych i tanich stat
k6w %blaszanych.
Zapraszam wszystkich jak.
naiuprzejmniei, ably raczyli do
mnie wstapi6, Ivy sic przeko-
nae o dobroci i tauich cenach mo-
jego towaru.
A ME trzeba zapomiec, ze te-
raz jest wszystko tansze, niz daw-
niej, i kazdy mole sobie oszcse-
die pieniedzy i dalekiej drogl do
miasta.
Buty do reboty, kt6rc da-
wnie] k%osztewafy $3.50, teraz
~kosztuja $2. 90 - buty ma ME
dziele, kt6re dawniej kosztowafy
$500, teraz $500; buty ME
daw"ne, 'z za $3.50 81 ]'@:'v " 'p tym
samym stesunku i trzewiki tahsze.
Roboty zamowione wykonujs
sic ku zadowoleniu.
q szacunkiem
Franciszek Peroutka
$40 E. 4:h Str.
! Obok Polskiego kosciofa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
P O l. S X A
L n Ia

~naprzeciw POLSKIEJ SZKOHY,
ma rogu 5tej ulicy, pod hume
rem COL.
Kochani Bracia Rodacy! Jeze-
Ii bedziecie chcieli dac soble wfo-
sy obstrzydz lub kazac sic ogolit,
to miejcie polskiego ducha W ser
Gu, ably ten duch przez Szanowne-
go WIARUSA zaprowadzif was
do polskiej golarni.
Zyczy wan takiego patryo-
tycznego ducha, proszac z uk1o-
mem o poparcie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
Ksiazki do nabozeh-
stwa!
OBRAZY!
PASYJKI czyli KRzYZYKl!
R6zance czyli ko-
rOnkil

Sprowadzilem tych rzeczy
wielki zapas z Europy i mo-
re sprzedawaG wiele tanie;,
jak m~oglibyscie destac gdzie-
indziej W Ameryce. Prose-
przeczyta6 sobie nizej todaay
spis, wybrae co sic podoba i
przyslae mi pienladze, a ia to
co zamo xione przesle W dom
frankie, to- jest TAX, ze JUL
poczta ME bedzie ME
kosztowaia. Nadto kazde-
mu, kto kupi towaru W SUI
mic cd dol. $50 do 500 dol,
opuszcze 10 C.. ma dolarze =
kto kupi "a dol. 500 do dol.
1000, temu opuszcze pc 20
centow ma dolarze, kto kupl
wiece] jak "a dol. 1000, O.
puszcze mt Is cent. ma do
larze.
a. DERDOWSKI cor. Second
& Carimona Str, Winona,
MINI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23
4 Traeic Ikecnrd.

Can the record of tragic deaths of
men in high places that have oc-
CURED in the past quarter century
be matched by any previous period?
First. the assassination of President
Lincoln; then the execution of Maxi
milan in Mexico; the dethronement
and death of Louis Napoleon, in just
retribution for Maximilian's fate;
suicide Tor murder) of Sultan Abdul
ASH and the assassination of his
ministers at Constantinople; the
assassination of Gar Alexander at
st. Petersburg; the death in battle
of the ex-Prince Imperial of France;
the assassination of President Gar
field; the painful end of General
Grant; the madness and suicide of
KING Ludwig of Bavaria; the death
of Emperor Frederick If. of Ger
many, under similar circumstances
to that of General Grant; and now
the suicide of Grown Prince Rudolf
of Austria. 1t may well be asked in
high places with trembling lips, if
the gloomy list is to include other
names ere long-Boston Herald.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23

ard Oil Co, was organized. TO 1878,
the year before the pipe line was
laid, the price Of refined oil fell 1887
cents per gallon. From the laying
Of the pipe line to the organization
Of the trust in 1881, it fell 2.S2 cents
per gallon, and from the organiza
ton of the trust to 1887. it fell 1.30
cents per gallon. Thus through the
economies introduced into the pro
duction and transportation of petro
leum since 1871, the price of refined
oil has been reduced 1749 cents per
gallon or p per cent, being a saving
to the consumers, in the 996,953,011
gallons of refined oil last year alone,
OF S174,7l6,SS1."
cannot repeat the unanswerable
proof Of the writer, that after de-
Quoting all other causes which may
have contributed to this vast gain to
the consumers, there still remains
SS5.410.482 as the results of the eff
forts of the Standard Oil Co., and
still we are told that trusts tend to
advance prices to consumers. The
authorities on these subjects are the
reports of the New York Chamber
of Commerce and Produce Exchange.
Prof Dwight says: In the pre-
ceding number Of the Quarterly GER
tain aspects of the trusts were con
sidered. It is the object of this
paper 10 consider solely the question
OF their legality" He asks: 1" Is
the object sought to be accomplished
by trust legal by common law,
either by agreement of individual
producers not acting as stockholders
in corporation, or by agreement Of
stockholders ? 2-If the end be le-
gal, how far Will it be possible for a
State Legislature to prohibit it? 3
What is the power of Congress to
legislate on the subiect?'
He ably and fully discusses the
subject and in closing his article
says: 1T Is not to be credited that
we shall commit the supreme folly
Of resorting to mischievous legisla-
ton fully tried and long since
abandoned But l must not pro-
long my extracts from these able
and interesting and convincing arti-
cles l would that your readers
could read them all, but 1 am per
suaded that trusts and combinations
of capital are the cause Of great
good, and tend to general prosperity,
though no doubt they are not free
from incidental evils.
S. n. CASTLE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23

Philadelphia Board OF Underwriters
A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands,
n 1910 fv c. BREWER Il co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23

E--E--The Political Science
Qu-- periodical conducted
E---r Escultv q Columbia College,
NJ pu ahe SS5th page George
Es-- contributes an able article
u1 -1e -Ec1-1mic and Social As
pcs r. I-usts-- and on the 593d
No. E--1 Theodore II. Dwight, at
IN Eaa5 15 Columbia Law School,
-.uu1cas che on The Legality OF
- These articles are very
% -sl1ul5 be glad TO see them
t-. every reader but their length
1v extracts Mr.. Gunton
OR foremost journalists,
s=z 1-ar1-z- and publicists,
q warning Us against the evil
rs-zs-ua1c== Il be expected from
-zzt--- Of trusts. syndicates
a. IL fact the atmosphere
s be- =-rc-ErEed with al IN
6 Dun almost an lnexpressible
z To be hostile to
--u-- almost seems passport to
--=-u51e= What can have pro
6 z-1l universal apprehension,
@ fear &c OPPRESSION il the sue
Co. r- --E=-s Trusts ara designed
b. 1-ezua- production by q combin-
a-l1- l= capital ia one hand; to en-
able -le operator 10 produce the
ls--es- s--5G -t-wI1h the least means.
-az least expense 10 cheaper the
-lae=5az and -UZurles Of life to
- -e-=--aez- Few persons are
tins without combination.
successful trust, bringing
-la trustee. VII bring 9
abe community. and the
II prices shuts up
Establishments, Tor Il costs
more ~ produce than II does
larger e-ez 2Ir- Gunton de-
= e numerous instances
coed Effects q combinations. In
----l-act-rH. there were.
--an l. 1920
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23
G5rneraI advertisements.

Boston Board Of Underwriters
A GENTS for the Hawaiian islands,
q f9+O Nv c. BREWER & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23
Price crude Price per gal.

II All Ise seen by tie above that
n Isl ahe year before the Stand
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23

-1s-= wages - there were no men
eng cred - operatives N 1880 to
With & far comparison. but Ii the
they were 50 employed their
z-c= nave risen IL g similar ratio to
z11ze -1 women
Zwzl be seen by the above that
Az -l-e addition Of capital. the intro
6uels1 q improvements. etc, the
81 Hsia5 ue1ts q 1850 cost more
1ilar I've rzuez d much as the sol Of
$50 that they produced ten times
- uucL cloth. employed nearly
Erze -ues ~ many persons, at
uaze -la-- twice g nigh wages, and
zllE- zIlle tie Use of combined CAPT
IL Lad uu51ul-e5ly enriched some
diminished the cost Of pro
6ueE- 90 The CONSUMERS. at the
sH mH d-u ling their wages
z Increasing their ability TO buy.
There are economic advantages in
zz ---11-s which cannot be
@ ID smaller ones. nor would be
found Es-- for -ne combination. Thus
4 seems -lat rle distinctive adYan-
szz@ II IL zzEreEat5on OF capital,
IL -laa7sa-lnE u prices. IN increasing
r.F wzras- and general prosperity, IS
-Es5 before the systematic
s-lzz---- q trusts Is since.
ns writer quotes the almost ID
credible c1eEpeulnC Of oil 10 the con
szua-e t--uurh the whole life OF the
S-azarz Oh Trust and It was
-us5 zu ES72- No sooner does one
r---a-z-iu- or member discover an
zz-z--E-e1us Improvement than ii
7l-lliss5 Tor the good Of ali, instead
rE c1z-5lng rhe secret from others
- -heE 1rly can profit by it.
Tins zrazEh- formerly was S1.50 per
3 New York now only 50 cents.
n cans formerly SIPS each. now
At 7a- cent less. The same Is true
1 Ros5e1 cases, etc. The r--i1er
zsE We wss 5s1-f.--,a bv ali this
s-mv- Did i 90 into the pockets
-r n- Standard Oh Company or was
- community benefited II the price
That question can best be
answered i7v facts as in the following
=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-23
naRRESP0NDEECE

s--5 c--sl~a- responsible for the
=-11- re- ----s--s expressed by or
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TWO CANAL CGMPANY.--Lo-
cation of principal place OF busl-
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Location OF
works, Owens Valley, Inyo county,
Calf ifnrnia.
Notice is hereby given that
at meeting of tie B ard of Directors
hell on the 8rh day of Aug. 1889, an
assessment (NO7\ of ten Oe) cts PEE
share was lie led upon the capital STOCK
of the corporation, PAYABLE I'm medi-
ate V, in United states gold coin, TO Inc
Secretary at the office of he Company.
corner of carson and Pro tor streets,
Carson City, Nevada Any stock upon
which This assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 4th day OF sept, 1889,
viii be delinquent and adv rtlsed Tor
sale at public auction. and untesa pay
ment is made befo e, will be 10 on
Thursday the End day of Oct.,
1889, o pay he Delinquent assess mem,
together with cost or advertising ana
sxper ses of sale By order OF the
Board of Directors.
T. r. HOFER,
Secretary.
Office At the Bullion and Exchange
Bonk corner of Carson and Proctor
streets, Carso City Nevada. 1uneotd
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Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-28
1T WAS TAME.
The Commissioners Meeting Devoid
of Swear Words or Wranglcs.

The Commissioners Meeting Devoid
of Swear Words or Wrangles
The board Of county commissioners held
very tame meeting yesterday afternoon com
pared with recent sessions of that body. Mr..
O'Keeffe stated at the opening Of the meet
ing, that he would engage in no personal
wrangle with Anderson or any one else.
The following bids to run county graders
Nos. and 2 were opened and referred to the
committee on roads: John A. O'Keeffe g.
Co., turnpike work, per cubic yard, 5 cents;
wagon work, II cents per cubic yard; haul
each 200 feet over 900, cents. William +.
Flynn Il Co., grading, lOh cents, and the
ditching at cents Garfield & Fleming, turn
pike work, Al cents; wagon work, IL cents;
overhaul, ~ cents j. q. Leeney, grading
at l04 cents; overhaul, IL cents Oliver
cents; overhaul, cents. Oliver Davis,
turnpike work. cents; grading with ma
chimes, 8 cents; overhaul, cent IL. G.
Barnes, turnpike, cents; machine No /,
9.S cents; ~ cents for additional 200 feet
overhaul John Condon, turnpike and ditch
ing, Al cents; grading, 81 cents.
The resignation of Is. A. Finerty as con-
stable of South Omaha was accepted. j. f.
Hart made application for the appointment
to fill the vacancy, but was referred to the
| Judiciary committee.
Attorney W.J.Connell petitioned the board
to grade extensions of Hickory street and
WoolWorth avenue TO Thlrty-Seccnd street,
| next to Hanscom park. The proposition was
| referred TO the committee on roads.
George l.. Miller and eleven other property
| owners, asked that PARK street from Thirty
| second to East avenue, be graded, one-half
| of the cost to be paid by the county. The
| petition was referred 10 the roads commit
| tee.
| The finance committee recommended that
| warrant for 81, 90J. .65 be drawn IN favor of
| County Treasurer Bolln, on account of re-
| deeming county bonds The report was
| adopted
The following resolution, introduced by
| Mr. Mount, was adopted:
| Resolved, That the county will pay the
| city's part of paving the following streets
| Commencing at Twentieth and Vinton streets,
| thence on Vinton to Twenty fourth, to the
| south line of the city limits thence south on
! Twenty-fourth in the city Of South Omaha TO
| Q street; also on Thrtieth street, in the city
| of Omaha, from Bristol street north to the
north line of the city limits; TO be
| paid as follows: Not to exceed o, 600 in
the city of Omaha on Vinton and Twenty
| fourth streets and s., 900 on Twenty fourth
| street in the city of South Omaha, and s., 900
on Thirtieth north from Bristol in 1899, when
the road fund shall be in condition on the
| levy Of 1889.
| Several applicants for transportation for
INDECENT persons were made and allowed.
| The board will meet again Wednesday
| afternoon.