Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

has been good education to me. but st
takes too much time from my own busi-
ness Speaking OF the corn crop Mr.. Knox
said, Il think most people are greatly over
estimating the crop. All OF the corn is
good as far as have seen but the crop isn't
as heavy as Il should be. Lots Of fields look
mighty thin and n there are few stalks
there can't be much corn"
Bishop Hamilton in City.
Bishop Hamilton, who spoke tonight at
the Swedish Methodist conference, having
come to Lincoln this afternoon, is the
guest Of the family Of Governor Mickey
at the executive mansion. Bishop HAM
ilton is from San Francisco and came to
Lincoln from Omaha,
Money Awaits Soldiers.
A number OF the Spanish war veterans
have called at the office Of the adjutant
general and received what was coming to
then from their Uncle Samuel All Of the
veterans who are here attending the fair
are urged to come and get their money
The checks for the payment Of the same
are drawn by Adjutant General Culver
and signed by Governor Mickey.
Intercede for Gregg.
A number of prominent citizens have
called upon Governor Mickey during the
last few days to talk with him regard
ing c. H. Gregg, member Of the State
Normal board, who, as president of the
Kearney Hardware company was BEN
etciary under a contract let to the COM
pany by the board. Chairman Ludden OF
the board explained to the governor that
there was nothing wrong with the manner
in which Mr.. Gregg got the contract, as
the company which Mr.. Gregg and others
bought out had the contract already and
that Gregg merely succeeded to the con-
tract. The explanation Gregg will have to
make to Governor Mickey is why he asked
that the contract be transferred from the
Lincoln Hardware company to the Stod-
dard company. which was succeeded by the
Kearney company. It is understood that
the governor will insist upon this explana-
tion.
HurtE Appointed Electrician.
The fight between Mayor Brown and
Water Commissioner Deffenbaugh over the
appointment Of city electrician, the ordi-
nance providing that the mayor shall ap-
point upon the recommendation of the
water commissioner, has ended Last night
the mayor appointed L. r. Hurtz of Lin
coin, until recently an employe of the gas
company. The mayor and the water COM
missioner got together before the meeting
of the council and fixed up the matter.
The State Board of Secretaries of the
Board of Veterinary Surgeons concluded
the examination of applications to prac-
tice veterinary surgery in Nebraska late |
this afternoon. In all seventy candidates |
took the examination and according to
DR. Peters, all of them will pass. The |
examinations were held at this time be- |
cause of the low rates on the railroads |
The board of secretaries is composed of |
DR.. Ramaccotti of Omaha, president; Dr. |
J. s. Anderson of Seward secretary, and |
DIR. A. T.. Peters of Lincoln.
supreme Court Call.
The following cases will be called for |
hearing September 10:
State ex rel. Bankers Union against |
Searle, original; Farnham against City Of !
against City of Omaha, Douglas; Smith |
against Curtice, Gosper; Lewis against |
against Ganow, Cherry; Union Pacific Rail |
road Company against Fosberg, Dawson |
State ex rel, Frank against Weston original; |
inal; State against state Journal Company, |
original; State ex Remark against Wes- |
Robinson reargument before Commission |
Mo- -, Douglas; Modern Woodmen against |
Plummer, Deuel.; Rosenberg against Chi |
cago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Com |
pany, Sioux; McKinley-Lanning Land and |
Trust Company against Johnson, Red Will |
low; Galloway against Rochester Loan ana |
against Taylor, Douglass Chicago, Burllng- |
ton, & Quincy Railroad Company against
Bonding and Trust Company, Dawson; |
Brooks against Stanley, Dawson; Reed |
against Fowkes, Douglass City of Omaha |
against Kochem, Douglas; Mccormick |
against City of Omaha, Douglas; Holthaus |
against Adams County, Adams; State |
Jansen, original; State against Anderson, |
original; State against Sinclair original;
State against Nelson, original; State against |
Hedlund, original; State against Blair orig |
inal; State against Laprath, original; Ouis- |
enberry against School District No. 6, Hail; |
Boesen, Douglas; Critics against State, |
Dawes; State eX rel Grove against Nc
neyi Lancaster; Several Tracts Of Land |
CYeiser) against State Douglass State ex |
rel, stephens agains. Hendee, Saline; State |
against Omaha Elevator Company, original; |
Hase against State, Lancaster: Reed |
against State, Douglas; State ex |
rel. Mickey against Drexel original |
The following Is a proposed assignment |
Of Of, cases for hearing tuesday. October 8, !
State against Insurance Company Of North |
America, Emotion for judgment on plead
ingsl,, original; Heaton against Wlreman. 1
Company. Douglas; Bevard against Lincoln |
Tractionl Company, Lancaster; Eager |
ualty Company, against BEchtaIl Iancss-
ter; Hiskett against Bozarth, Pawnee; |
Central Central Granaries Company against Ault' |
against Parker Nemaha; Clingan against |
Dixon County, Dixon; Fryer against |
Parks, ct al, Adams; State ex rel. Nc |
Monies against McMones, Burt; Clark |
against Turkey Land Company, Douglas; |
Omaha Loan & Building Association |
against Hendee, Douglas: Nothdurft against |
city of Lincoln Lancaster; Kansas City |
4 Omaha Railway Company against State |
eX rel. keaIney County, Kearney; Adair |
County Bank against Forrey, Douglas: |
Loghry against Fillmore County Fillmore; |
bingham against Dudek, Colfax; Hunt |
against VanBurg Lancaster Shackelford |
Dickey against Indemnity Fire Insurance |
company, Douglas; Havens against Robert !
son. Douglas; Court House Rock Irrigation |
Company against Willard, Cheyenne; HAYS |
against Hays, Nemaha; Eldridge against /
Collins, Hall; Frahm against Metcalf Web |
steri Stall against Troy, Lancaster; Ward /
against Rine, Administrator, Lancaster; |
Blanke Tea q Coffee Company against |
Eager, Lancaster; Blacker against State |
keya Paha; Blacker against State From
ueri state against Walker, Platte; Walker |
against McMahn, Lancaster; Munk against |
Frank. Lancaster.
Rain Delays ThreshinE.
WAYNE, Neb., Sept 6.-(Special 1.-THE |
cold, wet weather of the past two days !
has delayed threshing and retarded ripen- |