Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13

rants mentioned in the call should be pre-
sented at the treasurer's office on or before
June 10, as interest ceases on that date.
City warrants called: Police fund, to and
including registered No. 1902; lighting fund,
TO No. 172 judgment No. III; water, No 96;
street repair, No. 467; general fund, up to
and including No. 2,0O2, except warrants
No. 1851 to 1.n0 inclusive, and issued since
August /, 1902; permanent sidewalk war
rants in District No 2, up to No. 6, and in
District No. 5, up to No. So. All outstand-
ing school warrants in all funds are also
called.
Filling Coal Bins.
South Omaha coal dealers do not propose
to be caught on the anthracite coal propo-
sition again this winter IL a shortage can
be averted. Ordinarily local dealers waited
until the latter part of July or the fore
part of August before placing orders for
anthracite coal. This year orders were
placed in April and nearly every day now
shipments are being received. BY the end
of the month the local yards will be well
filled with coal of all kinds. OF course
there will not be enough anthracite on
hand to last all winter, bur dealers are
keeping at their eastern agents to push
shipments as rapidly as possible At pres
ent the price is $10.5O per ton. 1t is con-
| idently expected, however, that the price
will go to $l5 before the winter is over
| Eastern dealers assert that there is still a
| scarcity Of coal in sight, hence the prob
| ability OF an increase in price before long
Odd Fellows Memorial Services.
The local lodges of Odd Fellows will hold
annual memorial services at the hall,
| ITwenty-fourth and NJ streets Sunday at 1C
| o'clock a. m. Immediately following the
exercises the two lodges will proceed in a
body to Laurel Hill cemetery, where the
graves OF deceased members will be appro-
priately decorated in accordance with the
custom Of the order. All members of the
order are invited to participate.
Examination Program.
meeting of the examining commtte,
appointed by the Board of Education las
Monday night was held yesterday and
program agreed upon. The board is com
posed OF DR.. w. L. Curtis, e. r. Leigh an
Mrs Josephine Carroll.
Examinations will be held at the hig
school building and will begin on June Il
continuing until Wednesday afternoon.
The program:
Monday-S:3O a. m, arithmetic readin,
$50 p. m, physiology, drawing. music.
Tuesday-s:3O a. m, grammar, geograp phy
80 p. m, English composition, penmaI
shin, orthography.
| Wednesday-S:3 a. m, theory and praI
| tice, physical geography; 80 D. M, hii
tory, civil government
The next examination for teachers wi
not be held until some time in December.
Magic City Gossip.
| Sample ballots for the coming bond Sle,
| tion are being distributed.
| Children's day will be observed by II
| Presbyterian and Methodist churches SUI
day.
| Arrangements are being made for n
laying OF a permanent walk around n
, DelmOnico hotel
A meeting of Adah chapter No. 90 Ord,
| of the Eastern Star, will be held at Mi
sonic hall tonight
| Closing exercises of st. Agnes school WI
be held at the Workman temple on Thur
day evening, June IS.
| The Packing Trades council of Soul
I Omaha Will hold its first annual picnic
I Prizes lake Sunday, June H.
Rev. william Gemmill Of Allenwood. Pa
J will occupy the pulpit at the First Presb.
, terian church Sunday morning.
Z Mrs. j. B. Watkins returned last evenir
Z from Wymore where she attended the sta
( convention OF the p. f. o. society
DR. Ensor said last evening that
! daughter Eunice, who Is still seriously I
was showing some 3igns OF Improvement.
y The remains Of Andrew O'Leary, wi
Z died at his hon e Twenty-sixth and
streets. THURSDAY night, were forwards
Friday afternoon to Lyeurgis, Ia. for Il
torment