Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06

Rhabik against Wedgewood; Farmers and
Merchants Insurance Company against Da-
Wis; Omaha Wood Working Company against
Koch: Hawley against knight.
The following miscellaneous orders were
made: Miles against BallRntine, continued
forty days; Sterrett against Omaha. dis
missed; Malone against Omaha. modified
and affirmed: Prussia against Omaha, dis
missed; Perry Live Stock Commission Com
pany against Biggs. continued: Rogers
against Omaha, modified and affirmed;
Omaha against Rich, dismissed; Pony
against Omaha, dismissed; Barnes against
Boston Investment Company, continued;
Red Cloud against Farmers and Mechanics
Banking Company, motion of appellee waiv-
ing right to apply for rehearing and asking
order for mandate instanter denied; Browne
against Brubaker. submission on merits va
Gated, decree OF district court affirmed as
per stipulation; Oakley against Carr. sub
mitted on motion to dismiss; Agnew against
Omaha National Bank, motion TO quash bill
OF exceptions and to vscate orders made
October 81, continued two weeks, order as
to showing: Perry Live Stock Company
against Biggs. appellant to serve and file
briefs in thirty days from October 2S and
appellee thirty days thereafter, continued
sixty days: Hawley against Knight, motion
for leave to supply record overruled; Shell
/ don against Barker. leave TO supply record,
leave to plaintiff to file a reply brief; Green
against DieZel, leave TO correct record; Ne
braska Mutual Hail Insurance Company
against Meyers. leave to defendant In error
to rehle briefs; Barnes against Boston In
vestment Company. continued to Deem
Der 2: Plainview State Bank against Hecht.
submitted on motion TO dismiss, with leave
to plaintiff TO file a showing in one week;
Penfold against Grover, submitted on mo-
ton to dismiss and objection to jurisdic-
ton; State ex rel. Blessing against Davis,
submitted on motion to confirm referees
report and for judgment in accordance with
prayer Of petition; Langdon against Con-
lin, leave TO plaintiff In error to file his
briefs as OF October 81, 1902; Northern AS
surance Company against Borgelt, leave to
plaintiff in error TO file briefs instanter;
Carnahan against Gilbert, dismissed; Blu
chanan against Saunders County National
Bank. submitted on motion to dismiss;
Wilson against Neu, advanced. thirty days
to each side to file briefs; Norris against
Linton, advanced. sixty days to appellee to
serve and file briefs; Lamb against State,
leave to file amended petition in error:
Hart against BeaTdsley, advanced; Lincoln
against Lincoln Street Railway Company.
! advanced; Lincoln against Lincoln Street
Railway Company, motion TO consolidate
with No. 2,s42, sustained; Parker against
Parker, motion objecting to jurisdiction
and to quash return of service of summons
continued two weeks; Commercial State
Bank against Ketcham, motion to strike
bill OF exceptions submitted with costs to
department; Feske against Dittberner. sub
mitted on motion to set aside order dis
missing appeal OF Frederick Teske and to
reinstate said appeal and to strike motion
TO reinstate appeal: Omaha against Bow
man, submitted on motion to retax costs;
Coulson against SALESMAN, advanced for
hearing January 20. record TO be returned
into court: Public Guaranty Savings Bank
against sigourney, dismissed,
Riley Claims Priority.
J. z. Riley OF Omaha insists that his
proposition to purchase the old Homo
Street railway franchise is entitled to first
consideration. His oher contemplates the
payment Of SO, 500 II it is found that the
city has a franchise to dispose OF.
They say I am an interloper," said Mr..
Riley. but the truth is / had framed up
a proposition four months ago. 1t was not
submitted then because / had legal advice
that IL would be wise to wait until the
4 traction companys tax suit had been de-
cided by the supreme court, where II was
pending. In this suit was involved the
right OF the city to the North Twelfth
street line. an essential part OF the prop
osition. | did not hear OF the Kenyon
proposition until some time after IL was
submitted. On that day | received a tele-
gram announcing the death Of my mother
in the east and / went there al once.
Il am coming into Lincoln with my in
terurban line. and IL necessary ! shall try
to purchase the right TO enter over the
traction compsny's tracks. II would be an
advantage to that company to have such a
connection and we could easily make a
deal"