Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-07

is expected to land the Rockefeller gift
10 the university. Chancellor Andrews Vtl!
speak and so will others and many sub
committees will be appointed to hustle up
funds from various districts. No solicit
ing will be done at the morning meetins.
but much enthusiasm will be unbottled.
Bush Back from East.
Deputy Labor Commissioner Bert Bush
returned this morning from Washington,
where for the last ten days he has been
attending the national meeting Of labor
statisticians. Besides bringing with him
much useful information that will help
him in doing his work. Mr.. Bush brings
with him a certificate Of election to the
position Of second vice president. Nebras-
ka's labor commissioner was the youngest
man at the convention. ard thirty-tNS
states we're represented. The object in the
national meeting was TO secure unformIg
in the matter Of collecting statistics.
Adjutant General Culver this morning Is
sued an order calling for an election TO
ill the vacancy in the Office OF second lleu'
tenant Of Company r, First regiment. Inc
election is to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the expiration OF the term OF Lieutenant
John H. Linton. The election will occur
az the first meeting after the issuance OF
the order.
supreme Court Proceedings.
The following causes we're argued and
submitted:
State ex rel Hayden against Horton:
Fidelity Mutual Fire Insurance company
against Murphy; Braasch against CemC=ry
Association OF Evangelical Lutheran Chrlst
Society OF Norfolk; Dodge COUNTY against
Diers. Boevink against Cnristaanse, shen-
arHoah National Hank AGAINST GraNaItes
Chadron Loan and Building Association
against Scott; Gardner against Hagernan,
against Campbell: ITCHY against simecek'
| Snyder against Gross, Farmers ana Me
Williams against Stephenson; Pledger
against Chicago. Burlington q quincy
Barton against Shull; Davis against Lam
| over: Zweibel against Meyers; Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific against CODY:
peru pillow and Implement Company; Abbott
Knights OF the Maccabees against NitsGh'
Murphy against Fidelity Mutual lure IN,
| surance Company; Union Pacific Railroad
against sprague; Drexel against Reed.
The following causes were submitted on
briefs:
Hitchcock against Gothenburs Water
Power and Irrigation Company; Snyder
against Porter; Christie against HartzeH;
Bastian against Adams; Sexton against
soeiation aEsinSt HAYES. with leave to
appellant to file bill OF exceptions.)
The following miscellaneous orders were
made:
Boutwell, against State, continued; Nc
| Donald against Union Pacific Railroad, con-
tinued two weeks; Parker against Parke,
dismissed; Ftgg against Hanger, continued
two weeks; FiEg against Poin n. R'l,s S0n-
affirmed; Dahlstrom against Omaha, dis
missed; Agnew against Montgomery, con-
tinued two weeks; Lancaster County
against Lincoln Gas and Electric Company,
dismissed; State ex rel Gordon against
Moores, continued. State ex rel Davis
against Mortensen, continued two weeks;
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific against
State, dismissed for want of jurisdiction
souri, Pacific Railroad, n. w. Rep, 90. So;
First National Bank of Plattsmouth against
Wlbern, submitted on motion to strike out
motion for rehearing, and to affirm, judg-
tional Bank against Gravatte, motion to
continue denied; Westover against van
Doren Iron Works, leave to supply record
Washington against Moore. leave TO de,
advanced for hearing May 10; levin against
Omaha National Bank. dismissed; Johnson
against weber, submitted on motion &c
quash bill of exceptions; Edney againsl
Baum, advanced for trial June 16. 1903, and
motion overruled for order that transcripts
and original papers of supreme court In
Nos. 62Oo, S1SS, 1879 and 1912 be attached &c
and considered as a part Of the transcript
ers Accident Association, advanced: Hask.
ell against Reed, ten days additional tlme
granted appellant to file briefs on motion
for rehearing.
admitted to practice In this court on motor
OF J. p. A. Black
Fred e.. Parish was admitted to the bal
on recommendation of the bar commission