Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-04

which was heard all over the hotel. Man /
ager Thompson hestenrd to the kitchen ana
placed the fish In a basin of water. Both
the fish and a sample of the milk may be
seen at the milk inspectors office. When
first taken from the milk the fish app cared
to have but little life, but after " had
been in water a few minutes 1t became
quite active.
Jones says that he will call Ransen to
an accounting today and then give the
dairy a thorough inspection. During the
winter months few Inspectors Of diaries
were made and but few tests CT milk. How
ever, when tests were made the milk sold
showed the usual standard, of 3 per cent
butter fat. Now that a FISH has been found
In the product Of one dairy It is the in
%tention Of the city authorities to proceed
at once to make thor ough Inspections of
diaries and milk depots and weekly tests
of all milk sold in the city during the
spring and summer months.
New Hospital Nurse.
Miss Mary Coyne, a trained nurse Of FIVE
years experience, has been engaged by
the South Omaha Hospital association to
take the place Of Miss Clayton. resigned.
Miss Anna Record will act as first assistant
to Miss Coyne for a time. There is an
opening for a couple of student nurses.
Mrs. C. L. Talbot said to a Bee reporter
last night that with the new stan of nurses
the hospital will be in better condition
than before to take care Of cases.
No Registration Today.
On account OF the passage Of the South
Omaha charter by the legislature Friday
there will be no revision of registration
here today and no election Tuesday next.
At least this is what the city authorities
said last night. Clerk Shrigley attempted
to notify the members OF the registration
board last night, but did not succeed in
locating all Of them.
Observation-Disclosures Republican Club
A welI-attended meeting Of the Norwe-
gian-American Republican club was held
Thursday night for the purpose OF ~electing
officers. These officers were chosen: George
NJ. Johnson, PRESIDENT; o. o. Drefot, vice
president; Edward Floen, secretary; Ed
ward Erevick. treasurer. Before concluding
its session the club endorsed the republican
administration.
The HammeI Funeral.
Members Of South Omaha lodge No. 14s.
Independent Order OF odd Fellows, are re-
quested to meet at the lodge hall, Twenty
fourth and NJ streets, Sunday afternoon at
1 o'clock, for the purpose OF attending the
funeral Of Charles Hammel in a body. A
similar notice has been sent to all members
Of lodge No. 66, Ancient Order of United
Workmen. Funeral services will be held
at the First Presbyterian church and inter-
ment will be at Laurel Hill cemetery.
Must Clean Up.
Friday forenoon and afternoon Sanitary
Inspector Jones and Garbage Master West
colt served about ninety notices on citi-
zens In the Sixth ward to clean backwards
and alleys. Jones wants the backwards and
alleys cleaned up before the warm days
come in order to prevent disease. Notices
are being served without regard to wealth,
political influence or anything else. Sew.
eral members OF the city council have
been served and the inspector says that he
will treat all alike.
City Physician Sapp and the sanitary in,
spector both say that there must be q
general cleaning up, and that soon. A:
the ordinances stand now, those who refuse
to obey the orders OF the inspector are
subject 70 arrest and upon conviction may
be hned by the police judge.
Christian Association Notes.
Sunday afternoon. at the Masonic hall
Fred L. Willis. general secretary Of the
Omaha Young Mems Christian association
viii SDeak to men. his subject bsinE "A