Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-10

desirable By the judiciary committee 70 I
have certain other features added 70 the /
present form OF the ordinance.
A petition was received asking for light |
at Twenty-slxth and = streets. The build I.
Ing Inspector reported the condemnation OF /
a building at Twenty-eighth and Q streets |
Copies Of the communication sent by the /
city engineer to Contractor Hugh Murphy /
monthly report was received. It showed |
that the disbursements for the last month
were Sa,7sL4s, leaving a balance in the |
treasury of SsSs,9H3O warrants for $40
we're ordered to pay the registrars and the
recent election expenses. Various streets
were ordered TO be supplied with cross
walks.
An ordinance to grade street from Thr-
tieth to Thirty-second was passed Bonds
were ordered for the grading Of from
Eighteenth TO Twenty-fifth, also for the
grading of Thlrty-ninth from Q to Y street
An ordinance was passed for the purpose
or apaung a nuisance OF standing water o..
certain vacant lots. The ordinance chan
ging the grade Of street was passed,
also one providing sidewalks on Thirty
ninth street from Q to Y.
The mayor appointed r. ]. O'Neill, B. f.
Wilcox and II. NJ. Christie appraisers for
damages due to the grading Of street
from Thirtleth to Thirty-second; also ]. ].
Ryan. ]. F. Murphy and John Mcmillan
for the grading Of Thirty-ninth street.
The council then adjourned until Monday,
November u
Magic City Gossip.
c. B. Gafford, livery. Tel. 1O6.
Miss Matte Ralston has returned to
Free life-szed portrait with one dozen
photos till Christmas. Peterson's studio.
Miss Fannie Brown of the Hawthorne
school is on the sick list.
Jesse Clark has taken up a course Of
study at the State university.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to all
parts Of the city. Telephone No. s.
Mrs. J. n. Tanner gave a dinner party
followed by an evening whist party last
The residence Of Fred Lynd, sOs North
Eighteenth, has been quarantined for
A case of scarlet fever is reported from
the homo Of ]. S. Ridgeway, I'LL North
Twenty-fourth street.
Chattel and salary loans, 24205k n st. All
business confidential. Quick service.
Mrs. Julia Heicke, wife of A c. lIeicke,
is suffering from an operation on the ear
at the Omaha General hospital
Mrs. Ben Elliott and Mrs. Fred Etter
have given a series Of afternoon enter
tainments during the past week.
Results IN the Young Mems christian
association scholarship contest last night
stood one point in favor Of the blues"
Magic City council No 376, Knights and
Ladies of Security will give dance Mon
day evening at the Workman temple. 1t -
| TO DO a benefit.
Milton Newberry, who was arrested as
suspect in the breaking of Klein's safe
| at Twenty-fifth and N streets. gets on
with sentence Of fifteen days tor vag-
rancy.
George g. Kennedy and o. A. Tucker will
/ open their new cigar and pool room Satur
day November TO- s. e. Cor. oath and N.
Mrs. J. o. Eastman and her father, John
| Comp, left Tuesday evening for Gal
| weston, Tex. Mrs. Eastman IS to be gone
| one month. He will spend the winter in
1 the south.
Gus Hoos was married to Miss Ollie
Miles at st; Martins church Wednesday
| evening. Rev. Father Wise performed
the ceremony The couple have gone on
their wedding trip to Kansas.
Make an offer on the northwest corner Of
( 18th and Missouri Ave.-a nearly new
house, east front, and neat cottage, south
front; two new lots. Room for two more
s sS9Ses P Dodge i CO. ea iz14 Farnam St.
Chief of Police John Briggs is away on
his annual vacation. he VIII be gone
twenty days. He will spend few days
his old home. The chief was granted ten
days extra time this year for his good
work in running down the FURY muir
| derers last spring.
Superintendent J. A. Mclean will attend
the meeting of the Nebraska School Mas
! ters club in Lincoln today. In addition
Ito the usual banquet the members will
discuss the question, "Does the College
arship Than the Accredited System?"
G. B. Ganord, moving and transfer.
Tel. 100.
Michael Fahey, Twentieth and streets,
one of the pioneer residents of the city,
died yesterday at the South Omaha hos
pital He had been an inmate of the
hospital for a week suffering from an
be held at $3.50 a m Saturday from the
! residence to St. Bridgets church. The
| interment will be in st. Mary's cemetery.
| He leaves two sisters, Mrs. p. j. hester
| and Mrs p. ]. Martin.
| NJ II. Mcconnell, living at 1902 North
| Twenty-first street, Omaha was taken
! violently i'll yesterday shortly before noon.
| while working on the new store buildings
| at Twenty-fOurth and L streets. He lost
| all reason for the time. He was violent
| all the way to the South Omaha hospital,
| where the ambulance crew got straight
| Jacket and screwed him firmly. He had
| recovered his balance by the time he
| reached nome in Omaha He is a carpen-
| ter.
Claude r. Orchard was married to Miss
/ Mabelle Francisco Wednesday evening, at
| Mrs G. o. Francisco, The home was
decorated most tastefUlly. A large COM
pany OF friends witnessed the ceremony
The ceremony was conducted by Rev
George Van Wrinkle, pastor Of the Baptist
church. Prof Book played the wedding
lived in South Omaha, being one of the
most promising young men. Miss Fran
cisco has been a teacher in the schools
They will. live at 1908 North Twenty