Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-03


week.
Mr.. Yeiser claims that the ordinance pre-
venting the distribution of the cards to be
unconstitutional and invalid and upon that
ground he expects to win his case.
Mayor Against City.
In q case in the supreme court this morn
ing Mayor Adams was the attorney for
the plaintiff and against the city and City
Attorney Strobe appeared in behalf of the
city. The case was that of Goddard against
the city. in which the plaintiff seeks TO
recover damages for the death of his son
some time ago, as the result OF injuries
received by falling on a defective side
walk. The city won the case in the lower
court and Mayor Adams on behalf of his
client appealed
The following cases were argued and sub
mitted:
Mcleod against Lincoln Medical College,
Cotner; Goddard against Lincoln, Bauer
against Taylor, Hooker against Continental
Insurance Company, New York, leave given
t1 Rerhi5H in Mecs against
Looney, Chicago, Burlington Quincy
Raiirosd company d agalnist oIson Ti2ni Gbsfs
fee against Sehestedt, Village of Verdon
against Bowman. Tannyhill against Pep
Company, Schuyler; Chase against Ne
braska Chicory Company, South Omaha
against Taylor o,Reily sgsdinst Hoover PIsr
vester Machine Company, Backes against
Black. Gingrich against Rogers, submitted
ley against Rocheford & Gould, State ex
rel Davis against Mortensen. Liebscher
against State, Williams against State, Tay-
lor againSt Harle Haas Drug Company.
The following causes were submitted on
briefs:
Board County Commissioners of Dawes
County against Furay, Thompson against
10
dorm against Wagner, Bemis against Nc
Cloud, Kearney County Bank, Kearney,
Case Threshing Machine Company. Dunn
against Thomas, South Omaha against Con-
road, Trephagen against South Omaha,
Horn against Williamson, Hart against
DIETRICH, Kohous against Chaloupka, Moore
against State.
The following miscellaneous orders were
made:
Farnam against Lincoln, continued; Sow
ereign Camp Woodmen of the World
| against Kruby, continued to June 16; Dick
enson against Columbus State Bank, con-
| tinued to September term: Darr against
| Orten, leave to defendant to serve and file
briefs in thirty days, and continued to
Pin09B against Bloom. s afirmed; % Merrill i against
! Van Camp. continued to June 16; Murphy
issue instanter; Union Pacific Railroad
! Company against Grove, dismissed on stip-
ulation; Hamilton against Omaha. dis
/ missed, mandate instanter; Holmes against
! Columbia National Bank Lincoln, con-
| tinued to June 16; Stull Brothers against
Powell continued to June 16; Campbell
against Woodruff affirmed; Bankers Build
| ing and Loan Association against Williams,
tT0 weeks KS sPePPser agss
| Company against White, continued to June
| l6: Lincoln against Lincoln Gas and Elec-
Arends, afirned; Chesley against Roche
ford & Gould, leave 10 plaintiff to hle
Fisher, afirmed Lodge against Fitch, con-
tinued two weeks; Moores against state
ex, rel, Thomas dismissed; Mathieson
Continued two weeks; Gingrich against
Rogers, submitted on motion to strike APP
pelee's briefs; Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica against Coleman, submitted on motion
to strike application for rehearing; Van
Auken against Mizner, submitted on mo-
tion for rehearing and to amend pleadingsi
Richey against Seeley, submitted on mo-
ton to vacate Judgment and to adhere to
submitted on motion for order of appellant
for deposit; Dickinson against Columbus
State Bank. motion to strike briefs of plain
tin in error denied cause continued to
September term; Smith against Nessel-
house, motions to dismiss proceedings IN
ITCHY against simecek,. submitted on mo.
Sullivan against Omaha, motion to dismiss
| appeal and for mandate instanter, sus'
MooTes tS motion for order substituting sue
| cessors in office to defendants in error II
their stead, sustained United States Fl
Ridgeley, motion to quash bill of exceptions
, continued; Davock against Omaha, appea
dismissed and mandate to issue instanter
McKenna against Omaha, appeal dismissed
and mandate TO issue instanter (stipula
Gnl state e =, Pe MSfsse S@bs1 terms 2ga3s ms
braska Telephone Company against West
} ern Independent Long Distances Telephon'
withdraw briefs filed on motion for rehear
ing May 80. 1908 and 10 substitute new
! laaV to Dlaintim in TO file briefs on
motion for rehearing within one week from
June 2; Gallentine against Cummings
( Gated. cause submitted on BRIEFS Bennett
against Otto ten days additional to defend
n hearing; s in Miner 1s against Estate Of Miller
E order appointing L; J: Sapps guardian a.
n litemi Woolsey against Chamberlain Bank
i ing House. continued 10 September term
. ! Omaha against Gamble and Omaha agains
Hodgskins' leave TO plaintiff in error I
ing OF cause continued to September term
Jones against Mathieson, submission o
cause made May 49, vacated, appeal dis
| missed mandate ordered TO issue instanter
| Crewison against Oelschlegel and Garnet
against Myers. leave 70 appellants 10 M
| briefs on motion for rehearing within fort
days after the time allowed by the rules
| Farmers and Merchants Bank OF Galva
tension ten Of forty days in which to fiie brief
on motion for rehearing; Meyer agains
kess1ds9n PTSs omP%ey nS lsaTe e 70 6rs st
within sixty days cause continued to SeI
| tember term; New Omaha Thomson
| Houston Electric Light Company agains
Dent leave 70 plaintiff IN error to a.
briefs on motion for rehearing With
| on rehearing in New Omaha Thomson
| Houston Electric Light Company agains
| Rombold No. 1906 Anderson against Dor
| ahue petition in error and transcript file
cause advanced on motion OF John {
Yeiser and set for. hearing and hnal dc
termination June II. 1908.
Admissions 10 the bar; c, ID: Wiley {
Cedar county and George W. Woolsey {
w Young; George Mullen OF Sarpy count,
admitted on motion OF Charles c. Wrigh
The case OF spearman against Fas
error, sarpy county, came on for trial