Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26

Harry Dobbins, in a labored article in
his paper last night, proclaimed himself
the manager of DR.. winnett, candidate
for railway commissioner. by announcing
that the Lancaster delegation would not
be trading delegation, or in other words,
it would vote for Winnett and Brown. and
DR.. Winnett could not use the delegation
and neither could Mr. Brown in making
trades Cor more votes. Mr.. Dohblns was
trying to explain there was no friction over
the naming of the delegation. The county
convention gave Dr. Winnett authority to
name the delegation. but as soon as the
convention was over the machine that
assisted In manipulating the county con-
vention at once got busy to tell Dr. Win
nett who should and who should not be on
the delegation. DR.. winnett, however, is
somewhat Of a politician himself, and there
is little doubt but what he knows tho
Journal-News-Brown combination cares
little for him, but wants to use the state
delegation as 1t pleases. Because he knows
this and because he wants to be railway
commissioner Dr. Winnett will likely see
to it that his own friends are appointed on
the delegation.
journal to Print Reporta
After all, the State Journal company will
print the supreme court reports This is
the work upon which the reform sheet bid
81 cents a page, but owing to the fact it
had made a combination with other print
ers to run up the price of state printing
the board rejected it's bid. The work was
readvertised and the Omaha Printing COM
pany got the contract for 81 cents a page.
a saving to the state of some 81, 800. Now
the Omaha concern has made a deal
whereby the Journal company does the
work and the two firms will divide the
profits. Members of the State Printing
board express some surprise that the re-
form sheet should be able to do the work
at the lower price when IT had bid 81 cents
a page, and the members are wondering
what would have been the Journals profit
If 1t had been allowed to do the job at its
| own price.
DIR. Mathews Appeals.
John o. Yeiser is in Lincoln today pre-
pairing his bill of exceptions to appeal to
| the district court from the decision of the
/ State Board OF Health, which revoked the
certificate of Dr. Mathews of Omaha to
practice medicine In Nebraska. Notice that
he intended to appeal to the courts has
| acted as a stay and the board will not
enter its finding as a matter OF record until
Mathews has time to perfect his appeal.
Nicholson steps ont.
DR.. Nicholson, assistant superintendent
OF the Norfolk asylum, will not contes
the right of the governor to remove him
but on the contrary he has notified III,
executive that tomorrow he will move GU
of the institution DR.. H. d. Singer O.
Omaha has been appointed to take hi
place
DR.. Mabel Dunn OF the Lincoln asylum
today notified the governor of her inten
ton to leave the institution and DR.. Halli
Ewing of the Hastings asylum will tax
her place. DIR. Dunn has been with tn
Lincoln asylum for fve years. Her resig
nation takes effect August l6. She vii
go TO New York TO take a special cours
in her line of work. The place at Hast
! ings will be filled later.
Call for state warrants.
State Treasurer Mortensen has issued
call for warrants to the amount of $50
| 900 TO be delivered July 80.
Beemer to Lose BOarders.
Warden Beemer is getting ready TO los
; number of residents Of his Institute
during the month of August by reason
: thf expiration Of terms. Those who al
to go out are Donavon Y. Morris, Lincol
county, two years, for grand larcen,
George Rogers, Lancaster, forgery; L.
Winn, Madison, forgery, four years; v
Carter, Platte, horse stealing two year
Fred Smith, Buffalo, larceny, one yea
Hugh Miller, Douglas, burglary, tW
years; George Edwards, Douglas, forger
one year; Reid Yates. Douglas, robber
six years; r. T, Gruber. Seward, wife d.
sertion, ten months: Clyde Arman, Roc
larceny, two years; Virgil Adair Richar
son, shooting, fifteen months; CIaren,
Tyler. Douglas, burglary. one year
Woman Takes Poison.
Marguerite Vermette, resident OF Il
Red Light district. died from the effec
OF an overdose Of morphine last nigh