Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06

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The live stock parade included all ami
mails that drew ribbons or other premiums.
II was upward OF a mile In length and prob
ably was the best collection Of stock ever
shown on the grounds. The line moved
under anna OF Superintendent William
Foster. proceeding in the following order:
Band.
President and Secretary.
Board Of Managers.
Superintendent of Horses.
Draft Horses.
Coach Horses.
Standard Bred Horses.
Drivers in Harness.
SRddlers In Harness.
hand.
Superintendent Of Cattle.
Shorthorn Cattle.
Hereford Cattle.
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle.
Galloways.
HOlstein Cattle.
Jersey Cattle.
At . meeting held last night the Board
Of Agriculture voted as a body to Join
the National Live Stock association. This
==s Aene &c e friendly reclrrncatinn Of
favors received at the hands of the live
stock men, but aside from this the mem
bers thought the afnliation would be Rd-
vantageous for the state fair interests.
The matter Of holding a mature corn ex-
position In this city during the winter
was referyed 20 the board Of managers
with authority to act. The board was
given permission to use $3.50 for premiums.
Branch Banks VIII Pay.
Bank Examiner w. D. Hartwell has sub
mitted a report to the secretary Of the
State Board Of Banking. In which he ex-
presses the belief that the depositors In
the Chamberlain banks at Graf and vesta,
IN Johnson county. will be paid in full.
Both were closed a few days ago because
Of the fact that a major portion Of the
stock Of each institution was owned by
the Chamberlain banking house pf Tecum-
sch. MI. Hartwell Ia OF the opinion that
each bank possesses enough good paper,
with other assets. to raise all that Is due
to the depositors.
No ofhcial report has been received Of
the condition Of AFFAIRS in the Chamberlain
bank at Tecumseh. Mr.. Hartwell is now
completing his investigation and will likely
submit hts findings tomorrow, after which
q receiver will be appointed.
Alleged swIndIer Arrested.
Lincoln detectives are Of the opinion that
they have one OF the leaders of the gang
that has recently been circulating the
worthless New Brunswick banknote paper
In Omaha, Sioux City and this city. He
gave his name al j. W. May when arrested
here this morning. The police assert that
they have positive evidence Of May having
disposed OF some Of the alleged banknotes
in this city.
The bills are printed from the die OF
q bank in New Brunswick, N. j., and 1t is
found upon. investigation that this bank
went out OF existence several years ago
Seine of the paper was discovered by Sc
cFet service agents In Omaha q few days
ago and II is said that arrests in Omaha
and Sioux City will soon follow.
Deaf Mstes Elect Omcers.
The Association of Deaf Mutes closed ia
annual convention here today. Upward Of
sixty deaf mutes have attended the meet
ings ana participated in the program Of
pantomimes and sign songs. II was unanl-
mousiy decided 10 have the next convention
held In Omaha. The association elected
these officers for the ensuing year; Charles
II. Comp Of Omaha, president; I'd b. Hillii
OF Lincoln. hrst vice president; Mrs. J
NJ. chOwins OF Lincoln, second vice presl'
dent; Russell Smith Of Omaha, secretary
J. W. chowins Of Lincoln, treasurer.
Dates for Mickey.
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central committee has made the following
engagements for J. II. Mickey: Columbus
September s; Hastings, 9 and 10; Hyannis
III; Cortland. 10; s~pringview. II; Neigh
10; Wymore, 10 and 20; Norfolk. "a: Aims
worths IS; Omaha. % and q.
The call recently issued for the Jury o
the district court Of Lancaster county 4
assemble on October 20. was recalled thl
morning. The Judges, before adjournment
agreed upon November 10 as the day 10
the beginning Of the new term, but b.
mistake the drawing was made three week
too early.
The county commissioner opened bid
this afternoon for the furnishing OF lum
Der for the building OF bridges. %eulvert
and the like. There we're four competitors
r. NJ. Tidball 4 Co, and C. G. Sheely o
Lincoln, ]. W. Towle of Omaha and IN
Wheeler Lumber company Of Des Moines.
New Corporations.
Articles Of incorporation Of these insti
buttons we're recorded in the secretary q
states once today;
The Frisco Orchard company. Omaha
capital stock. $1,000. 200; incorporation
George W miller. William Bayard Craig
A. J. zwArt and Frank NJ. Carroll.
n Laurel building and Loan assoeia
tion. laurel; capital stock, 500. Oo0; in
corpoFators. W.. 7. Graham. Guy Wiser
y p. Voter. II. J. Felber. C. E. Nevin. {
c. saekett. II. A. Ankeny and c. L Ware
The Chassel Realty company. Omaha
capital stock. 100000; inoOrporators, Ere
Krug. William krug, Albert Krug an
Fred H. Krug.
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