Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-11

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interest 'o''h'oO
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Taking the above total as the prospective
expenditure and the valuation of the city
as S2i, s26, 50. which is the valuation fixed
by the board of review, the levy ordinance
fixes the tax rate for the present year at
a little over 81 mills. Both the levy or
dinance and the appropriation ordinance
were put on first reading last night
and referred to the committee on Judiciary.
The council then adjourned to meet to-
night. At this meeting the judiciary COM
mittee will be ready to report and the ordi-
nance will be put on second reading.
Improving West q street.
p. j. Trainor county commissioner, has
announced to the council that the Board OF
County Commissioners has appropriated
$4,000 for the Improvement Of West .
street South Omaha. The street will be
graded and repaired. A twelve-foot pave
ment of brick is contemplated in the center
of the road. 1t is thought that the APP
preparation will complete a good road as
far out as Seymour lake at least. 1t is
understood by the city authorities that
the Burlington railroad has agreed to build
a viaduct over it's tracks at Forty-fourth
and Q, provided the city and the county
will build the approaches. This being the
dividing line, the city will have to provide
the approach on the east side and the
county on the west. The people on the
west side are well pleased with the plan
and are looking for the city to come for
ward with a proposition to extend the
pavement Of Q street to the city limits.
LabOrer Overcome by Heat.
Many people suffered from the intense
heat of yesterday in South Omaha. one
man, an Austrian, Peter Radhyk, COM
mon laborer at Swift and Companys plant,
was overcome with the heat about p. m.
he was taken to the South Omaha hos
| pitAl I'm an unconscious condition where he
| was attended by DR.. c. NJ. Schmidt His
| case Is not thought to be serious, and at
| Ii p. m. he had regained consciousness.
south Omaha Talent ut BIjOu.
! Walter Fenner. a grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Anderson of this city, who
has been in South Omaha during several
years of his youth. who has been spend
| ing his vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Laura V. Fenner at the home of his grand
! parents. has signed for a two wee6s en-
gagement ct the Bijou thester in Omaha.
| Mr. Fenner has appeared for about two
years on the western stage.
Miss ROuth's Condition Serious.
Miss Alice Routh, one OF the Manawa
accident victims who was dragged from the
water by the hair at the last moment for
the saving Of her life and who was Sc
verely injured by striking across a beam,
is in grave danger of losing her mind as a
result of the shock. She was employed at
the Willard hotel and after the injury she
a. rod la al no
accident she was removed from the hotel
and came to the home of Mrs. A. L. Ellis
ton of South Omaha. Twenty-sixth and N
streets. She has been attended by DR.. Gil
more and Of late by another specialist.
Though she has recovered some power Of
sensation she seems still unable TO think
connectedly for any length OF time. She
can not sleep for more than a moment or
two when she will jump up screaming and
hysterical. 1t is likely that she will be
taken to St. Joseph's hospital, where she
will be given special treatment
Magic City Gossip.
The women of st. Agnes church will give
lawn social at the church Thursday,
Miss Matte Bales is to depart for Denver
Saturday. where she expects to remain
permanently.
The Ladies Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs. Carl
Smith this afternoon.
J. NJ Fowler, city jailer. is taking two
days leave of absence. He will attend
the races at Auburn.
Miss LYDIA r. Langheine of the South
Omaha hospital corps will spend her two
weeks vacation at her home in Bellevue.
Miss Goldie johnson entertained a party
Of her special friends last Friday evening
Just previous to her departure to o'Nenl,
Holt county.
7 A. Hail and wife left yesterday for
| Nyal, aalra r Hall 10 fOkf
i'm the carnival at Auburn and Plattsmouth
before his return.
The burial of Nellie Uvick, the 4-year-Old
daughter Of Peter Uyick. took place yes
| terday morning. The burial was in st
! Mary's cemetery. Many friends attended.
I The police department yesterday after
noon TURNED over to the military authorities
at Fort Crook, Charles G. Wells, who IL
wanted at Fort LsavenWorth' has'' FOL
desertion.
Court Allemanin No 1925, /. o. o. F., will
hold a social session at its hall this evening
al D. m All Foresters are invited Cour
Vinton will attend In a body. Music, re
freshments and initiation.
A good crowd attended the installation
rites at the A. o. L. w. temple last night
The supreme lecturer, j. G. Tate, explained
the legislation OF the recent convention o
\ the supreme lodge in Montreal.
r The following births were reported yes
= terday: Ira Knight. Fifteenth and NJ
r a son; Frank Patton, 26Cs y street, a son
!, c. W. Spain. Nineteenth and o. daughter
d Harry Guthrie 1916 Monroe. a daughter.
T Peter Gesiorski, charged with stabbin
with intent to wound Steve Serefko, Jul,
o owing to the discrepancies of the evi
+ dence was fined for plain assault and bat
= terry, $25 and costs. These he paid ant
Y was set at liberty.
= James Marecheck, 172 South Twentiet
| street. reported the loss of woman
watch worth SO from his home Monda
5 night. He suspects a roomer who left tn
e | house to get a can OF beer early In tn
, | evening and did not return.
The full strength OF the Ancient order o
. ! Hibernians attended the funeral servic
n over the body Of Con ]. Riley yesterda
= morning. A large number OF friends at
= | tended the service in St. Agnes church
The interment was in 81. Mary's.
u The Women's Foreign Missionary societ
e Of the Methodist church will give tea a
l. the home of Mrs. w. b. NanS6nt 10
y North Twenty-fOurth street. Wednesda
" evening, beginning at 2:3O. special pro
II gram has been prepared ana all are COZ
daily invited.
The members of the A. o. L. W. rendcre
the last honors TO Joseph NJ. Kadavy, VIII
a, was buried at 10 a. m. yesterday from M
= former home al $40 North Twenty -fft
y street DR. Wheeler took charge at the res
y dence. A second service was held at M
! Bohemian church. He was buried in N
a Bohemian National cemetery.
Il l. Hignchi, the Japanese patient who va
m | taken to the South Omaha hospital SUI
, feri-- from a wound inflicted by boar