Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
superintendent Mclean Makes Annual Az.
igumsnt Of Teachers.
COUNCIL HEARS POINTED COMMUNICATION
A~nti-saIoon and Taxpayer Leagues
write to That BODY, Giving an
Opinion ON the Sunday
Opening Policy.

OpsninE Policy.
An assignment Of teachers In the public
schools was made last night By superin-
tendent Mclean az follows;
High schooi-PrincipaI. Frank seykora;
asslstants. Miss Mary Ross; N. M. Graham,
E. e. Findley. Eva o'sullivan, Marie Ken
needy, Mary Hubbell, Esther Benin, Amber
Amsier, Mary schibsby. Susan HOren, Anna
Central-Anna Borst, Mary seykora, Lucy
Penny, Mary Fitzgerald, Bertha Clark.
Sadan oliver Esteila Gray, Carrie Clark,
Cecil Lyon. Elizabeth Fisher.
Hawthorne-Ruth NJ. Turner. principal:
Matte Campbell, Elsie Montgomery, Gene
Smith. Nellie Walsh. Agnes Olson, Annie
Sullivan, June slocumb, Mary Dietrich,
Fanny Brown, Laure Dephsch.
Minnie Harder. Laurena Johnson, Emma
Smith, OLIVE Brown, Pauline Winter. Kate
Cassidy. Bertha johnson, Susan Beedle.
Brown Park-Anns Frtle, principal; sa-
lone Brand, Nellie Hines, Mary Reed, Mary
greist Jennie Smith. Josephine Fearon.
Novak, Grace Davis. We're Darling.
Albright-Emma Hermann, principal;
Bertha Novak, Hattie Allen. Martha Home
las, Mary Barrett. Laura Rudersdorf.
HI~ghland-Jessie Slit, principal: Lillian
Rudersdorf,, Margaret Hogan. Elsie Hire.
Corrigan-fda Possner, principal; Mary
Miller. Kate Hi. Eva Gillian. Nellie La
West side-Lena N. seneer. principal;
Elizabeth Maxwell, Theresa Desmond, Julia
Carney, Ltbbie McCerron. Bertha Clark,
ca on , EshfeId, SsHgis RcEgep Marsarst
Lowel-Florence Moore. principal; Anna
Nelson - Lynch, Kate Donahue. Kate
Frederick. Cora Holmes.
Whittier-Maud Mcdowell. Stella Toft.
Hncoln--sara ". Taylor. principal; Eliza
beth Hayes, May. Bamford, Cora Laverty,
0albraith. Lillian Had, Rosa Harris. Ethel
Mcmillan, Jessie Robson.
Supervisor Of Music-Miss Jessie Car
Drawing Teacher-AdeIaid stebbins.
once c~ierk-Annie Rush. Agnes Mayer.
city counciI Meeting.
At last nights meeting OF the city coun-
ell there was = goodly attendance OF the
members Of the A~nti-saloon league, and
from reports It wac expected that some
thing was going to drop, A. neat little
communication was sent up to the acting
clerks desk relating to the report OF the
license committee on the opening Of se-
looms on Sunday. This report came also
from the Taxpayers league and asserted
that the city council had seen at to en-
courage lawbreaking and thereby put a
premium on lawleasneas by advising that
the city be run on the broad and liberal
policy Of the past. Mayor Koutsky was
commended for his Ofaeial acts and Il was
resolved By the leagues mentioned that
the action Of the city council IN adopting
the report Of the license committee be con-
denmed. This communication was signed
BY o. p. Bruce, Jay Laverty. 7. @. Nc
Donald, a. a. Nizvu anu r. :. rerEvns.
Augustine Miller. who still signs him
self street commissioner, sent in q COM
munication complaining against the actions
Of Couneilmen Welsh and Brodsrick. When
the Communication was read the mayor
directed the acting clerk to read street
foreman instead Of street commissioner
at the close of the note. and this was done
with the sanction OF the council. Miller
took occasion to hand the finance COM
mittee q nice little roast about the deduc-
lions in his salary. and after ! momentary
consideration the yoluminous document was
placed on nle.
the council chamber have been ordered
n will be made under the direction Of tho
city engineer.
Members Of the council with one accord
~resoIuted that the bid Of the Grant Paving
company for the repairing Of Twenty
fourth street be accepted and the company
will be served with notice today. The bid,
which was At drat rejected, called for t1.60
per square foot for asphalt and rs cents
for concrete. Contracts for the repairing
Of the pavement will be let at once and
the mayor will be called upon to stop the
placing Of brick. stone and other refuse
In the holes in this pavement.
Three sidewalk ordinances were intro
duoed and referred to the judiciary com.
mittse. and then. after one or two minor
motions had been acted upon. the council
adjourned.
wIIianA Haley Convicted.
william Haley was yesterday fined $50
and costs in the police court for hitting
Lew Wing, proprietor Of the California
restaurant on last Tuesday evening. The
case has attracted considerable attention,
as Haley was Erst arrested, charged with
having made an assault with intent to XIII.
The blow that he delivered to the Chinaman
is said to have rendered him unconscious
for over two days, and this led the county
attorney to inquire Into the case. After
wards It was decided TO prosecute Haley on
the charge Of assault and battery, which
was done. A large crowd witnessed the
trial. which consumed the entire forenoon.
Haley gave notice Of an appeal to the dis
trict court.
VIII Fight Shields.
A certain element OF the South Omaha
democracy does not look kindly upon the
candidacy Of George w. Shields for the
democratic nomination for congress. DR..
7. H. Bnsor is q candidate and he stated to
4 Bee reporter last night that while there
WIS some talk Of smyth and Shields that
South Omaha would hardly stand for either
Of the two mentioned. The nght between
Ensor and Shields is OF long standing, and
goes back TO the time when Ensoe SIS
mayor and Shields wanted to be elected
county attorney. Ensor's friends say that
II Ensor cannot get the nomination they
win Eight Shields to a finish.
south Omaha Colony.
A score or more OF South Omaha people
are forming a sort OF alliance for the pur-
pose Of securing lands IN South Dakota.
Already more than a dozen people from the
Magic City haVJ FLED claims at the land
once At Chamberlain. s. D.. and more ara
going up there daily. DIT. W. J. Mccrann
returned yesterday after Ming a homestead
and a water claim and he says that there Is
q movement on foot among the people here
70 form a sort Of colony and get land az
near together e. possible.
Masio City COASTS.
z. NJ. Kitchen OF New York CITY a the
guest Of Bruce McCulloch.
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