Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-31
place. These are two straws which show
the way the wind is blowing.
Candidates Not ouaIiaed.

place. These are two straws which show
the way the wind Is blowing.
Candidates Not ouaIiaed.
Almost on the eve Of election, after vainly
calling their attention to the law on the
subject. superintendent McBrien has found
that fully one-third Of the nominees for
county superintendent are not qualified for
the office and could not hold IL II they were
elected. Letters have been pouring into
the office Of the superintendent today, and
one young woman asked the superintendent
| If he would please say that she was quail
flied. Mr.. McBrien will see that the law
is carried out literally and those not quail
flied will not be allowed TO serve. To give
the nominees one more chance, however,
he has called an emergency examination
for November and
wedding in High Life.
| Miss Louise Hoover and Robert Herpol-
sheimer of this city will be married on the
evening Of November 1. The bride-to-be
is the daughter of Dr. A. L. Hoover of
the Lindell hotel. while the groom-to-be
is the son of II. Herpolsheimer one Of
Lincoln's best known merchants. re-
ceRtion will follow the ceremony, after
which the young couple will take an ex-
tended wedding trip. They will reside at
NJ
just constructed by the groom.
May Protest Taxes Again.
The report that the railroads intend TO
resist their 1905 taxes and had already filed
such notice with the county treasurer car
not be verified at the state house. No
member of the Board OF Assessment had
heard of it, though all of the members
expect the railroads to repeat their action
10 90 Aa d., bn
now in the federal court is in. but the at
torney general has no idea when the case
will be finally argued and disposed of.
Some time ago he expected a decision by
Thanksgiving, but as the taking of testi-
mony has been dragged out so long there
/ is no telling when the matter will finally
come to showdown.
Guard Omcer Goes to school.
! Captain Edwin Pickett of Broken Bow.
the head Of Company NJ. First Nebraska
regiment, was caller at the, Office of Ad-
jutant General Culver this afternoon. Cap
tain Pickett is the only member of the Me-
braska National Guard who expects to take
advantage of the governments offer to
give schooling free of charge at the
garrison school to officers. He was recon-
mended by the governor and will remain
in Fort Crook five months. He was the
only member of the guard who made appli-
cation to enter the school.
Candidates for jude.
The death of A. H Babcock of Beatrice,
judge of the First judicial district, creates
a vacancy which will be filled by Governor
! Mickey. The newly appointed Judge will
/ serve for one year, or until the next cleo
ton. The district is one Of the best in
the state and comprises these counties:
Jefferson, Gage. Pawnee, johnson. Rich
| ardson and Nemaha. 1t is probable that
among the candidates for the place will
be c. F. Reavis of Richardson, ]. B. Raper
of Pawnee, Senator Pemberton OF Gage,
r. b. Sabin of Gage and probably s. p.
Davidson Of Tecumseh.
EXtraditiOn for Preacher.
Governor Mickey this evening honored the
requisition of Governor Hoch of Kansas
for the return of Rev. Andley J. Heather,