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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
VOTING MACHINE POINTERS
Instruction Will Be Given BY Agent o
the Company.
BURGESS FINDS HIMSELF IN DILEMMA
PUSHED Rs 10 Whether Board of
EducatiOn Has Anything to
Do with Primary Elec-
tfOn or Not.

S. c. Hamilton. sales agent for the
United States Standard Voting Machine
company, arrived in the city Friday morn
ing.
Il shall spend some time here and in
South Omaha" said Mr.. Hamilton, so as
TO instruct custodians and election oficers
In the proper use OF the new voting ma
chimes The latter have arrived and are
ready 20 be taken to the polling places and
set up for exhibition and demonstration
primary day. The plan 7 shall use Is fully
10 instruct the custodians as 20 the
mechanism OF the machines and to hold a
school, lasting probably a week, TO teach
election boards how the device is 10 be
used. After this the machines will be set
up in every primary polling place and the
clerks OF the primary, most Of whom will
be on the election boards, can show the
voters how TO cast their ballots. The
transportation, OF course, will be paid for
by the county, city or school board, as
the case may be. I would suggest that
wherever the polling place Is in a store OF
building where people visit and cougre-
gate the machine be left there for further
demonstration on the following registration
days and during the intervals. In other
cities store and shop proprietors have been
glad 90 have the machines on exhibition
because OF the crowds they attract.
Burgess L. Puzzled.
Secretary Burgess is, puzzled as 20
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
SIXTY DAYS. LIMIT NO MORE
Rule Regarding Removal of Fences
Illegally Put Up Abolished
at WashInEtOn.

An order was received @iifAy morning
from the Department OF Justice directed
to the United States attorney resembling
the sixty days limit hitherto granted the
cattlemen to remove their illegal fences
and requiring the removal OF the fences at
once. The order is a special one and Sp-
plies only to Nebraska
number OF additional special agents
has been ordered 20 the Nebraska ield
and viii investigate the fence question and
wherever an illegal fence Is found on
public land proceedings will at once begin
against the offenders.
T. r. Wadsworth Of South Dakota, spe-
cial agent OF the general land once for the
district comprising the states Of wyoming.
South Dakota and Nebraska, has been
temporarily transferred 20 Omaha and win
make his headquarters at the federal
building, for the purpose of assisting in
the prosecution OF the cattlemen and others
who are charged with the illegal fencing
OF public lands. Agent wadsworth Is
accompanied with force Of clerks and
Will have his once IN the rooms with
Special Attorney s. r. Rush. He viii re-
main here until after the close OF the
November term Of the United States courts
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
coCKRELL'S ELECTION SCHEME
Claim Agent and Candidate for
Justice of the Peace Has
Novel Plan.


George C. Cockrell, special claim agent
in the city legal department and candi-
date for a republican nomination for Jus
uce Of the peace. expects 20 cover him
self with a thick layer OF glory by the
submission OF a report OF rents collected
for the city in the last year. In August
1904, the claim agent was directed TO round
up the lessees OF city property, find out
how much behind they were IN payments.
collect everything possible and make new
contracts where the old terms seemed too
low. This was extra work for Judge
Cockrell, but he took Il up and has sue
ceeded in putting 1856 In the city treas
ury, or sS66 more than his annual salary.
The city leases had been badly neglected
and there was lot OF money due the
city from some OF the benehciaTies. partic-
ularly several large corporations. In some
cases the judge succeeded In making
new leases for so a year, where the old
ones called for 81 a year. Much work
along these lines remains 70 be done, but
the Judge is satisfied that he accomplished
much as could be expected under the
circumstances.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
GOWN ONLY FOR CUDAHYS
Omaha Lawyer VIII Not Participate
in Trials for All the
Packers.

General John c. Gown has returned
from his vacation visit IN the east
Il did not care about going to Denver" Z"
lie said, ''as / wanted a rest There is very
little rest to be obtained at the Grand
Army encampments. Regarding the beef
trust trials at Chicago, the only part will
take in them is to look after the Cudahy
end and interests in the cases. I do not
know that the cases will be tried separately,
but / shall try TO have the Cudahy cases
made separate. The indicted parties will
appear by counsel OF other representatives
to plead TO the indictments at Chicago on
September IS Just what may occur there
am not in a position to state. The trials
you know, are set for October ?, but IL is
difficult to state just now whether they Will
begin at that time or be continued TO a
later period OF the court term.
There is very little TO say in reference
to the cases in general, as know nothing
Of them, other than has already appeared
in print. My participation in the cases
will be simply for the Cudahys. but just
what will be done or undertaken cannot be
determined until after the preliminary
arrsignment on September IS"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
NEW UNION PACIFIC SHOPS
First Of Buildngs viii Be One in Which 70
Mako Locomotives
OTHERS ARE TO Be ERECTED IN TURN
Seven Hundred thousand Dollars TO
Ne Expended I'm Omaha within
the Next Twelve
Months.
Mr.. Hartman was not jolling.

Mr.. Hartman was not joking.
IN furTheEance OF a new plan adopted by
General Manager Mohler OF the Union Pa
ciho. new locomotive shops viii be erected
at once at the shop yards in Omaha, the
outlay for the first building TO be SS76. 10o
These shops have been contemplated for
some time. but. as Julius Kruttschmitt,
head OF the operating and maintenance de-
partment for Hartman. said when here re-
Gently. Il takes time 20 make plans for
shops. for there are 90 many interested
parties and they must all be suited.
The plans for the locomotive shops have
been approved and the work viii be be-
gun Immediately" said General Manager
Mohler
Nor ls this all that the Union Pacific
will expend In Omaha during the next
twelve months" said another prominent
Union Pacific Official. The Union Pacific
Railroad company will expend right here
IN Omaha during the next twelve months
S7Oooa The railroad company has come to
feel that the people Of Omaha are with il
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
DELACY DRAWS TWO YEARS
Get-Rish-ouick Artist Goes 20 Federal
Prison at LeavsnwOrth,
Kansas.

Harry DeLacey appeared before Judge
Day Friday morning and pleaded guilty 70
obtaining goods under false pretenses in
the case wherein he secured from A Man
delherg goods 10 the value OF over 500.
Judge Day sentenced DeLaeey 70 two years
In the penitentiary at Leavenworth and
the prisoner expresses a desire 20 begin
serving his time az once.
DeLAcey Is the young man who ap-
peared In Omaha in July last and opened
an once IN the Paxton building
as the alleged local agent for a Philadel-
phia investment company. He took in con-
siderable money as a percentage on appli-
cations for loans He also hired a re-
spectacle Omaha girl as stenographer and
IN short time married her. he was ar
rested AZ the Grand hotel in Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
GIVING OF PRIZES PUT OFF
Distribution of Awards for Best Let's
Postponed Because of
the RainH.

The committee on prizes 20 be awarded
by the Omaha Improvement league for the
best kept yards and lots will not be able
20 award the same Saturday as intended
owing 20 the recent rains and a vast num-
Der OF yards and lots for hnal investigs-
ton. The Twelfth ward. especially, owing
20 its size and the dimculty OF travel over
II. requires more time.
The date OF awarding prizes is therefore
postponed 10 Saturday, September Is. at
$50 p. m, In the council chamber. The
number Of contestants this year, being
about L6OO, surpassed the expectation Of
the most sanguine members OF the league.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09

in its undertakings and from this on It
will be Omaha for the Union Pacific. Other
towns were crazy to get these shops away
from Omaha, but the directors have de-
eided TO stand by Omaha and Omaha will
get the improvements. This 10000 is con-
siderable money when you cope TO think
OF it."
There are now Leoo men employed in the
local shops, moro than half OF whom are
skilled laborers, and the enlargement OF
the shops at this time will greatly In
crease the number OF men employed
Nearly 81, 10000 has already been expended
in Omaha and this new appropriation will
be suffleient to make one OF the best
equipped shops in the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
CANDY SPECIALS

whether the Board Of Education has any
thing to do with its primary election this
fall under the Dodge law. So far as he
can see the law has no definite terms in
this regard. He has taken the matter up
with the boards attorney.
The questions I would like TO have an
swered,' says the secretary, are whether
the board has 20 confirm the officers OF the
primary election, as under the old law,
whether We have TO furnish ballot boxes
and supplies and II the returns are made
to the board. The city clerk tells me that
he will arrange for the printing OF the bal
lots, but that is not ali the work by any
means. Again. does the school board have
to bear part OF the polling place and other
expensesg"
The democrats will have no school board
ticket at the primary election. Nine re-
publicans will contest for six nominations.
The only way left open for democratic
nominees is by petition.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
EVANS HAUNTED BY FIGURES
sixth ward Councilman Sees and
Hears Tvventy-EIEht Dollars
wherever He Turns.

Everywhere I go and every place ! look
see and hear t2S said Councilman
Evans 1T is hardly necessary to remark
that these figures are compatible with the
ideas OF the gas company as 10 what II
should receive for gas lamps on the street
and is mentioned in the Dyball ordinance
The figures are getting to be big bore TO
me.
The other day I went into a store 10
look at some ready suits, / saw one
that just about satisfied my fancy and !
decided 10 buy H. Just then, however /
looked up and saw Il had tag on II.
The tag read
Was S80-am now t2S-take me-
81 turned and ran. tell you this thing
is getting on my nerves. III be seeing IS
on the face OF the clock II don't be care
ful."
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
HOW TO SAVE ON THE BALLOT
Don't Rotate Names in Printing
Ticket. Says solomon, and Curtah
Several Thousands Expense.

Deputy County Auditor Emmet @. Sol
omon, after considerable figuring, has
reached the conclusion that a saving of
from 5000 to $500 could be made in the
county printing bill for the coming cleo
tion II the provision Of the law for rota-
ton of names could be lodged with ref
Nerence alone 10 the candidates for com
mitteemen. There is a long list OF candi-
dates for committee places, and II the
provision for rotation Of names is insisted
on the time consumed IN the printing
office where the ballots are 10 be printed
will mean much money.
Mr. Solomon suggests that perhaps one
way 70 get around this rotation provision
would be for the party committees to get
together with the committee candidates
and have a mutual agreement not TO insist
on rotation Of committee candidates.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
CLEVELAND MAN LOOKED FOR
Agent of Gas syndicate Expected TO
COme 10 Omaha with PrOPO-
sitiOn Next Week.

Friends Of a competitive gas franchise say
that representatives OF the Cleveland syndi-
cate that has made the application will be
here next week prepared TO take the matter
up in earnest
I am not ready 10 SO on record as saying
this syndicate or its proposition Is bona
hde. said President Zimman Of the council
AN I can say az this time u that the
thing looks al right 20 me-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
HAND THAT FEEDS GETS BIT
NetEbhOF Lends His shirt to Friend
who Also Takes HIS Pants,
Vest and Razor

According 10 the story told in police
court Friday morning Larey O'Toole Dor
rowcd a clean shirt from w. c. Luellen
last Sunday morning and then entered his
benefactor's cottage at Thirteenth and
California streets and helped himself 10
pants. vest and razor. When arrested
O'Toole was drunk and In a high state OF
elation over the new garments he was
wearing O'TOole was sentenced fifteen days
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
OMAHA EIGHTH IN BUILDING
Ties Philadelphia, Making Thirty
one Per Cent Gain During
month of August.

Figures compiled by Construction News
show Omaha tied with Philadelphia as
the eighth city in the country in percent
age Of increase in building over August a
year ago. omahas percentage OF gain Is
81, whereas Denver and Kansas city can
show but g and Milwaukee has had a
falling on ST. Paul Minneapolis and most
OF the other cities In Omaha's class show
less gain than the Gate City. Tue Increase
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
I'm TROUBLE OVER A HORSE
Stranger ts Arrested While Trying
10 Sell Animal Thought TO
BE stolen.

Frank Fisher OF no particular address
has been arrested by Sergeant whaien and
Patrolman Brady on the charge OF horse
stealing. Fisher was trying to sell at a
livery barn at 2lO4 Cunning street a bay
pony answering the description OF an ami
NAL stolen from the farm of Robert
sohram in sarpy county Wednesday even
ing Fisher maintains he has owned the
pony for two years. He was trying to sell
the pony for SIS. The Sarpy county au-
thorities have been notified
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09

lanes Rasle. Dunsany, boy; W. NJ. Boyce,
ion south Eighteenth, girl; John keogh'
2si7 Cunning, girl Charles Nolan S;S S2S FRi en-
teenth- boy; p. Antin, 1924 South Four
teenth, boy; Peter Anderson 42R Patrick
avenue, boy. ,,,, 4.
months: Margaret Wolf. s5S North Twenty
seventh avenue, 81,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09

for twenty-seven leading cities for August
over the same month in 1904 was 81, Ice sSS.
or IS per cent better than year ago In
the face OF the~yellow fever epidemic New
Orleans comes up with an advance OF 9la
per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09

on the first night of the honeymoon. and
then many crooked little deals cropped up
in which DeLacey was concerned.
Mrs. DeLacey was not in court, having
evidently passed up the gay young schemer
who turned out bad.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-09
Mortality statisties.

The following births and deaths have
been reported 10 the Board OF Health dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending Al noon
Friday:
worth. boy; J. A Moore. gao Martha Eirl:
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-01-27

that said notice be published for at
least three weeks prior to March /.
1905, at which time said bids or propo-
sails will be opened or considered; said
bids to be opened on the 1st day of
March, 1905, at 2 o'clock p. M, at
which time said contract will be let
/ for a period covering from the End day
of March, 1905, to the End Monday of
January, 1908.
Wherenpon, it is ordered that the
Clerk of the Board advertise for sealed
proposals for keeping in repair and
improving the public roads and high
ways in Road District No. of Owyhee
county. Idaho, from the End day of
March, 1905, to the 2nd Monday of
January, 1908; that each proposal or
bid be accompanied by bond condi-
tional for the faithful performance Of
\ the duties of the contract which
might be entered into by and between.
the party or parties making such pro-
posal or bid and the Board of County
/ Commissioners in not less than double
the amount of the bid, for the improve
ment and keeping in repair the roads
and highways within Road District No.
a; that all bidders must be residents of
Road District Nd. 4; and that said no.
tice be published for at least three
weeks prior to the LIST day of March,
1905, at which time said bids or propo--
sails will be opened or considered; said
bids to be opened on the LIST day of
! March, 1905, at 2 o'clock p M, at which
time said contract will be let for a
period covering from the 2ud day of
March, 1905, to the End Monday of
| January, 1905
Whereupon, it is ordered that all ex-
pense accounts of county officials
| hereafter filed with the Clerk of the
Board for allowance, must be accom-
panied by proper vouchers. showing
all expenses incurred; in the event
such vouchers are not furnished, such
accounts will be laid over until such
time as this order is complied with.
Whereupon it is ordered that this
Board do now adjourn until Monday,
| the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock M.
FRED BRUNzELL Chairman.
Attest: J S. ST CLAIR, Clerk.
By J. E. DICKENS, Deputy.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-01-27
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-01-27

W H Langford EE Bowen
B NJ Moon james Kent
John Angilly Peter Adams
Archie Bramhall August Crete
John Hore d Marshall
William Barkle Carl Nelson
Charles Mcintyre Eli Banfeld
] B Heazle John A Wilson
Frank Lepley Bert Townsend
Herbert Spencer B Maloney
Thomas Bradshaw Carl johnson
l. Bowman Rodney Carwithen
Robert Noble Robert Grant
A J McSweeney L A Stanford
Philip Clegg Dennis Driscoll
James Gusman ] B Lessman.
George Birmingham James R Keith
r Smith G F Yanke
FEED Bachman EN- Ulrich
Thomas Penrose Pat Hardiman
Mike Hyde A Sells
A T Evans James Henderson, jr
William Toy Kuseell Massey
John Turmes W 7 Benham
Hyde NE Reynolds
] H Crocheron Albert Harley
John Mitchell John Turner
W H Robertson Arthur Pence
J NJ Waterhouse JOS HAYES
NJ Bratten w II Walters
Dave Pritchard H b Latham
A Mathesou B R Woods
Chas w Ward LInglis
Grant Wright e Masters
Frank Haug R j Hanlon
J L Davey w D CLARK
Martin Jensen John Bruce
|. Y IT VVo1kar T1afar naiean 10Th
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
cLAIRvoYANTs.
DELMAR.

ALEXANDER DELMAR
The Famous Palmist, Clarvoyant and Occult
Scientist. Special Charges for One Week.
His former So reading this week for 81.
Positively no charge unless you obtain the
information for which you consult him (you
to be fnll judge).
Without asking question he tells you
your name, your mothers maiden name, thu
name of the you love; whom and when
you will marry; tells you your age and just
what you called for and reads your entire
life with unerring accuracy.
Professor Delnlar tells you exactly what
you may expect and the conditions of any
one or anything. even miles away.
Kind. honorable and confidential treatment
to all. No matter what your troubles or de,
sires may be Prof. Delmar will help you. His
advice and help always absolutely reliable.
Professor Demar takes money in ad-
vance and positively refuses to accept any fee
If you not entirely satisfied. He has on
file at his office personal Endorsements from
prominent men and women from all parts of
the world Readings by mail equally salts
factory. Send date Of birth, lock of hair.
three important questions and 81 All bust
ness strictly confidential. Hours 10 a. m to
p. m. daily. Sundays / to p. m.
= Permanently located in his own private
home 412 Post st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

(52)
The very Pink of Per-
lection" in furnishings, To-
cation, entrance, building
and class of roomers.
52 rooms
Now clears $500 monthly;
9-year lease; owing to pc
culiar circumstances will
for $1,000 less than cost one
year ago; you need only
pay $500 down, and in
stallments: irresponsible
people will not be permitted
to inspect the house; buyer
must be accompanied by an
agent from
MARION GRIFFIN'S Office
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
WOULD you like

1. WOULD you like
a 33-room house?
2. WOULD you like it on
a prominent corner?
3. ISN'T S5 per room
pretty low rent?
4. ISN'T $3.50 a fairly
good monthly salary?
3. COULD you show
about $1,000 in cash /?
8. NOW answer this
hypothetical question.
z. WE'RE you the owner
of such a house:
8. AND IL y-o-u
had bad health.
8. AND If a change Of
climate would bring
TO- BACK to you the
bloom of youth
IL. WOULD you not =
sacrifice that business?
II. OUR client says
Yes. sell my house;
13. PUT my price right -
down to S2000."
IA. - MARION GRIFFIN :
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

A. CAMERON & CO.-Phone South 1850.
Eddy St. cor Market and Powell
Headquarters for Rooming- houses, Hotels ana
All Kinds of Business Chances
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

70 rooms downtown: up-to-date house; the
rent is cheap: well furnished and has big coun-
try transient trade; never should clear less
than $500 per month the year round: dissolu-
ton OF partnership reason for selling.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
1oDarna-HousEs ron sA1z.


A. CAMERON & CO. Phone South 1850.
3 Eddy St, cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming houses. Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances
70 rooms downtown; up-to-date house; the
rent is cheap: well furnished and has big coun-
than $500 per month the year round: dissolu-
tion OF partnership reason for selling.
bs rooms: new. modern, elegantly furnished;
close to business centers. full frst-class peo-
mace be paid out of house; make offer.
s5 rooms, close in: good furniture and car
pets; rent only $3.50 per month; all full ana
clearing 800 every month and can be in
creased by taking transient: fine condition;
$2I50 takes it.
II rooms: beautifully furnished in best of
ta and and velvet carpets hair ma,
money besides; will be sacrificed.
10 rooms: full of the choicest furniture and
carpets: beautiful new building; choice loca-
ton. clearing over $3.50 per month; close In;
per annum; call for particulars.
90 rooms. elegantly furnished grand new
building: nne location: all full and clearing
$500 and above all expense; to be sold
at big sacrifice on account of sickness in
family,
% rooms; rent only 500; central location:
we'll furnished and clearing $S5 to 500 per
month: will take $3.50 cash to get In.
43 rooms: thoroughly respectable downtown
rooming house; elegantly furnished: rent tride
over 80 per room; you can clear $3.50 to $500
per month; location can't be better; always
from business.
nished. IL unfurnished; fine opportunity for
some one having some furniture stored; price
for IA rooms $3.50.
s-room new modern fiat elegantly furnished;
choice location; only months cd: cost over
$1,000 to furnish; will sacrifice for less than y;
must leave city.
% rooms: centrally located extrG well fur
nfshed: cheap rent and clearing 500 per
month; $1,000 cash will get you in
office and billiard-room ground floor; we'll
furnished. up to date; long lease; doing good
will be sold at big sacrifice: rart down, ball
ance long time and low interest
A. CAMERON & CO.. 3 EDDY ST
FISHER & CO., James Flood bldg, Main 1854
present fine list of rooming- houses; many
real bargains; personal investigation desired.
A WELL furnished rooming- house. 10 rooms;
price S4oo; rent s32 so. $50 Howard st.
LODGING-HOUsE for sale, 2351s Stevenson
st.. Ii rooms call after noon.
CHEAP bargain; a rooming-house with IA
rooms fer sale. 613 Howard ST.. old No. 609h.
A WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call.
~ pages: in wrapper. for mailing. 81 per W.
BOARDING FOE CHILDREN.
J. A. LTNMAN, westall Tract Leona Heights,
Fruitvale-Children boarded best of care.
WOMAN wants child to poaru. Box 1480,
Call office.
BALsAM TREATMENT.
TRIAL treatment to sufferers from catarrh
bronchitis. asthma, coughs. colds, hoarseness
sore throat, neuralgia SHACKELTON'S s
BALSAM TREATMENT 602 Jas. Flood bid.
CREDIT cLorHIEzs.
c. F. ADAMS CO., 31s Mason st-Clothing
for everybody from hat to shoes; you can get
what you want from US and have 1t charged.
CLOTHING RENovATING.
SUITS cleaned and pressed, ST. securing and
dyeing. Bon Marche. Examiner bldg, r. 40;
phone Drumm II. Call for and deliver free.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
noomine-Hou.es and Roteis for sale

Room SCI. sth floor.
James Flood Building.
go Market ST.,
Opposite The Emporium"
Up-to-date offices.
NEAR THE ELEVATORS.
IALL TITLES GUARANTEED
Rooming houses and Hotels
For sale and rent
Money to loan.
Tel. Main 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
APARTMENT HOUSE.

81 rooms; fine corner house;
beautifully furnished; very
swell. Can only be seen by
special arrangements.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

bS rooms: new, modern, elegantly furnished
close to business centers, full first-class peo-
pie; can be had at bargain: part down, bal
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

35 rooms, close In: good furniture and car
pets: rent only $3.50 per month; all full ant
creused by taking transient: fine condition
$2750 takes IT.