Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-13
January 10 and Il. The following program
will be carried out.

January 10 and H. The following program
will be carried out:
Tuesday. S =. m.-Papers and addresses:
Tributes TO J. Sterling Morton. President
Robert W. Furnas, B~rownville, and Hon.
George l. Miller Omaha; Railroads In
Nebraska Politics Hon. Edward Rose
water. Omaha; The Campaign Against
Crazy Horse and the Mule Reserves ID;
Y. Mcars. Chadron. Steamboating and
steamboat days N the Missouri: Pioneer
ing On the Missouri River, 1S46-1S90,' Cap
S55 F WI, Il sN is55Sos 81; Louis 1n Inc oT mfss RiTf
River Phil 4, Chappell. Kansas city.
Wednesday, s y. m.-supper for members
Of State Historical society, TERRITORIAL
easier County old Settlers association and
visfting friends 5 p. m-.The Passing OF
tenden, United States engineer. Yellowstone
park; MY Recollections OF the Missouri.
js52-lsO2. Captain A. Overton. Council
Rockies" Captain d. L. Keiser, Bonneville,
Mo; Running he Indian Blockade on the
Missouri. Captain w. II. Gould. Yankton.
Railroad Center OF North Nebraska" Cap
tain s. T. Leaning, Decatur; Sailing the
Kansas CITY. Mo. -''Steamboating Now and
Then" Captain w. a. Cade, Kansas City,
Mo: Early Railroading and Steamboating. ="
Harry r. Dsuel, Omaha; 'Recoilections Of
Steamboat Days at the Old Omaha Land
ing, William J. Kennedy, Omaha.
The Nebraska Territorial Pioneers asso-
citation will meet In Memorial chapel
Wednesday. January IA. at 2 o'clock p. m.
for social "reminiscences and election Of
officers.
The Nebraska State Horticultural society
will meet in morning and afternoon sessions
January 10. il and Is. in Nebraska hall,
university campus.
The Lancaster County Old Settlers asso-
citation will hold a session Thursday after
non. January 10, at 2 p. m. in the old
chapel Of the State university, with the
following program:
Music. Mr.. Camp and others; The Hog
in Lancaster county J. Y. Wolfe; WAY
Early Law and Lawyers of Lancaster
County" Judge s. b. Pound; Music, the
Capital a. at Lincoln Hon. I. ?. Rennard.
other papers and addresses or talks are
expected from Colonel J. P. Bratt, Colonel
vifquain, Mrs. Dr.. Demaree. Captain Baird,
Mrs. A. Roberts, Rev. II. T. Davis, Charles
Retzlif, Rev. John Chapman, Hon. c. H.
Warner and others. Recitations will also
be given. There will be a social and sup
per at 5 p. m. at the arnory.
Gets Two barrels of Quail.
From Plainview, Neb., Game Warden
simpkins today received two barrels of
quails that had been left on the depot
platform at hat place for shipment. The
agent notified Mr.. Simpkins that the bar
rels were there. without addresses upon
them and the latter had them sent here
to be distributed among the state institu-
tions. 1t is not known who left the game
on the platform.
Articles of Incorporation we're filed with
the secretary of state today by the Ord
Telephone company of Ord, Neb. The cap
ital stock is $4,000 and the incorporation
are: F. j. Bell, S. E. Bell, Horace Davis
and ]. d. Laverty.
The Shiverick Furniture company Of
omaha has amended it's articles of incor-
p~oration on file with the secretary Of state
to read the Baker Furniture company,
supreme Court Call.
Following is a list OF cases that will be
called for hearing January 20, 1903:
.Sturdevant against Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, Rushville, Douglas; Bank oil
Miller against Richmon, Buffalo,: knight
against, Denman, Butler; McNerny against
Hubbard, Lancaster; Union Pacific Rail.
road Co. against S~tanwood, Douglas; Ingle-
hart against Iull, Douglas; State ex rel
Young against Royse, Custer; National Aid
Association against Brachter, Clay; First
National Bank, Greenwood, against vii.
bern, .Cass; Western Travellers Accident
ASSOCIATION against HOlDrOOk, DOugIaS
Harker against Burbank, Burt; LehmeT
against Horton, Douglas; Western Union
Telegraph Co. against Wakefield. Dixon
Mensinger against Steiner-Medinger Com
pany, Douglas; STANDBY against Gay, Rob-
lnson a Co, Douglas; STANDBY against
Clay, Robinson & Co., Douglas; Cady Lum-
position, Douglas; Omaha OIL and Paint
Company against Greater America Expo
sition. Douglass; Cady Lumber Company
against Greater America Exposition, Doug
las; Zabriskie against Greater America Elk
position, Douglas; Cady Lumber Company
against Greater America Exposition. Doug.
las; Cady Lumber Company against
Greater America Exposition. Douglas; Cady
Lumber Company against Greater America
pany against Greater America Exposition.
Douglas; Chamberlain against Chamberlain
Banking House, Johnson; Hajsek agsins,
Company, Valley; Matoushek against
butcher & Son, Boyd; Nebraska Loan and
Trust Company against Corning, Sherman.
Greek against Mcdaniel, Douglas; Cole
against Boyd, Adams; Kepllnger against
Woolsey. johnson; and Mer-
chants Insurance Company against Col.
Inns, Boyd; Williams against Fuller, Frank.
lin; Hagek against Pracheil. Saline; Hack.
ney against Raymond Bros. Clarke Com
| Johnson; Metcalf against letter. DOUGLAS
Omaha Street Railway Company against
Boeson, Douglas; Fidelity Mutua! Fire In.
surance Company against Murphy, Greeley
Chicago, Burlington & quincy Railroad
: Company against Llley, Butler: Rawlings
against Anheuser busch brewing Assocla'
ton, Gage; Bartling against State. Chey.
enne; Guthrie against Guthrie. Lancaster
Block against Fuller, Pawnee; Parker
against Wells, lancaster; Sawyer against
Bender, Saline; Smith against Clay County
Clay; Mitchell against Clay County, Clay
Allen against Cerny. Butler: Jones againsr
Piggott, Thayer; State against Porter
Lancaster; National Wall Paper Compan,
against Columbia National Bank. Lancas,
ter; Adler & Sons Clothing Company
against Hellman, Douglas; Adler & Som
Clothing Company against Holman Doug
las; Heating against State, Webster: Stat
! against DeWolfe, Lancaster; Porter agains
Parker. Thurston; McCauley against Tyn
dali, Thurston.