Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-01

Monday. It was decided to assess all dogs
The minimum rate will be -. The Yalua-
ton of saloon franchises was considered
at some length, but no action taken, there
being a difference of opinion as to now
to fix their value.
BEATRICE-H. c. Gardner of Lincoln,
with large force of men, has begun work
on the new sanitary sewer in East Beat
rice. 1t will take several weeks 10 com
plete the job, which involves an eXpendi-
CHRONOLOGICAL Manager Holdrege
and party of Burlington officials were
in the city Saturday on tour or lnspee-
ton Of the Ashland branch. The bridge
across the Platte had been repaired so that
their train was able to cross 1t.
sHELBY-Mr. and Mrs. John c. Ben
nett have 100 invitations out ior q t IssSr
fiftieth wedding anniversary They were
married in Ohio on April p, 1856 Mr..
Bennett is a prosperous FARMER
BEATRICE-Forest Boyer, a painter
fell forty feet while working on the sta
bles of the Arabian Horse company. Inc
accident was caused by the preaklhs OF a
killed outright. He was severely bruised
about the body.
BEATRICE-The Crabtree Forensic club
and the sophomore class OF tne hlgn scti to,I
last night in the library auditorium. MT
Lee has been employed as a teacher In
the Beatrice High school for the last year
and left today for st. Paul, Mimi.
FREMONT-The freight train TO Lincoln
on the Northwestern jumped the track
near Cedar Bluffs Saturday morning three
cars going into the ditch, The track was
cleared about noon. No one was injured
Ii Is the intention OF the company To
thoroughly ballast the road this summer
WEST POINT-Miss Elizabeth Zobel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Zobel OF
Neigh township, was united in marriage
TO Fred Csrnarsky by County Judge De,
valid. The parties are both children OF
pioneer settlers of eastern Cunning county
and will reside on the farm Of the groom
WEST POINT-An artesian we'll having
a remarkably strong flow of water has been
struck on the farm OF Joseph GroHlJahn ~
St Charles. This is the only artesian wei
i'm this section of the county. II Is be
lieved the success OF Mr.. Grovi1ahn VII
induce other residents Of western Cunning
county TO drill.
REATRICE-Charles Bland, who bru
tally assc ulted his wife and MOnter Hunter
i'm room here Friday night, has beer
arrested charged win assaul tlss,,,, M ~ ,
Jury. His preliminary hearing was SCI
for April 10, and in default of 1900 bal
he was remanded to jail.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Elks have elected
the following officers Exalted ruler, q
+. Burton; esteemed leading knight, 7. =
Clifford; esteemed lecturlng KNIGHT a. =
Freid; esteemed loyal knight j. o. Bruce
secretary T. l.. Murphy; treasurer, &. q
Fricke; tiler, F. b. Balance; trustee, w
S. SOper; trustee. one year, +. w, hlehey
COLUMBUS-The funeral OF NJ. III. White
was held at the First Congregations
church. Rev. G. A. Munroe officiating. ]
was under the auspices OF Lebanon lOdg'
No. So, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
OF which MT. White had been membe
for a number of years. Mr.. White wal
among the early settlers of this county anS
city having come here in the early 7Os.
WEST POINT-The spring municipa
election at West Point, which in forme
years has been marked by great activlt!
and considerable partisan feeling Is Thu
year proving TO be exceedingly tame. Tn
only Interest manifested Is for the One
of mayor for which Hon. f. ID. Hunker
ex-representative, and Fred SOnnenseheln
a former mayor, are candidates.
WEST POINT-County Judge Dewal'
has issued marriage licenses to Emi
| Lander of Thurston county and Miss Elk
| johnson OF Cunning county, and Miss Vic
toria Johnson OF Cunning county and Theo
dore Anderson OF Burt county. The pros
/ pectlve brides are the daughters OF Mr.
and Mrs. August Johnson Of Garfield town
ship. The wedding ceremonies will occu
| this week.
sCHUYLER-Pians we're adopted by tn
/ Turner's al their last meeting for nel
/ theater here The proposed building vii
/ be 66Xi3e feet with a S-foot ceiling an