Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-27

held In this city II was found that the
were in such excellent condition as 10 re-
quire levy Of but y mills for the ensuing
year for al purposes. Hon. w. w. Young
elected members OF the board These men
have held the position for twelve years.
BEATRICE-A. w Nickel yesterday
farm about ten miles east Of the city The
grain was taken from field OF thirty acres
and measures a trife over four feet in
height Mr.. Nickel says the grain Is about
the same over the entire field and that u
has shown wonderful growth since the re.
cent rains. He believes Il will easily yield
thirty bushels to the acre.
BEATRICE-Wiliam Biting. boy, was
badly cut and bruised about the body
lea s the e" ToPe around his wSisi and When hem
the animal started to run he was unable
to release himself. He was dragged about
street before the COW was brought to a
stop by william Wisworth. who happened
to be passing UP the street.
GRAND ISLAND-While reclining on
cot in his livery barn office Charles Wescott
was suddenly awakened by someone finger
ing in his pockets. just as he was about
to arise he was dealt a singing blow over
the head and was dazed for few minutes
When he recovered no one was in sight,
the sneakthief having made his disappear
ance. The wallet of money in his pocket
had not yet been reached.
PLATTSMOUTH-The, Nebraska Young
Churchmens club, composed OF Dean
Beecher Of the Trinity cathedral in Omaha
and the other Episcopal ministers in
Omaha, South Omaha and Lincoln and the
choir boys in the churches, who have been
enjoying an outing in Camp Burgess Tor
about two weeks, broke camp and folded
heF tents xsr snd SSS Smes ssds
FREMONT-Charles Carney was given
thirty Days In Jail by Police Judge Cook
this morning for the larceny 91 numDe.
depot. He was making on with as many
boxes as he could conveniently carry, when
him. after a lively chase. Yesterday, while
drunk, he unhitched and started TO drive
away Councilman Murphy's horse and
buggy
BEATRICE-Monday at high noon at
the home of Colonel and Mrs. w. 8. Titon
occurred the marriage of their daughter,
Miss yesS h,a R T ReT " cSnrS MuEan Gof
the Episcopal church officiating Mr. and
future home the groom having been en-
gagged in the printing business there for the
last year.
GRAND IsLAND-A section Of the coun-
try north Of Wood River in Hall county,
is considerably stirred up over the preya-
lence of the disease of CHAMBERS among the
horses. State Veterinarian Bernard and
Veterinarian Ebbitt, notified Of the disease
| made q tour OF inspection OF the district
and killed eight horses on their first trip
and II Is believed other horses will have
to be disposed Of before the infectious and
malignant disease is wiped out
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district No. IA was held in the high school
room Monday evening. The attendance was
nearly double the usual number and most
interesting and harmonious meeting was
the result V. L. Fried was reelected a
member of the school board and "A. 3.
Penden was elected to fill the place OF the
| late T. n. Palmquist, whose term expired
at this time. The estimated expenses for
the coming year are over $1,000
FREMONT-The Sure Hatch Incubator
company, manufacturers of the wooden
hen" at Clay Center, is going to move its
plant to Fremont Local capitalists have
subscribed $1,000 to the stock Of the COM nm
| Richards. Keene Co. have donated them
a block OF land in the FACTORY district. The
to be ready for the winter trade. The
| company expects to employ 200 men.
BEATRICE-Tne June term OF the dis
triet court convened here Monday after
no jury has been called for the term,
| Charles Bland, charged with assaultlng
his wife with o intent to do great bodily
! term of court in the sum Of $1,000 Alex
G. Smith appeared as Defendants bonds
man and he was released. The docket con-
tains 14S equity cases, and as but few of
them are ready for trial, business in the
district court promises to be unusually
light.
LEIGH-The annual school meeting. OF
district 80. which is Leigh, was held Mon
day afternoon at o'clock. 1t was the larg-
| Leigh for years There was talk on the
streets that there would be night over the
election OF certain members on account o.
stsarns and F. N Nichols oils Terf el ssssS
for one year. A 7-min tax was levied foi
the general fund and a 5-mill tax for tbs
sinking fund.
FREMONT-school district No. 81, which
is situated near Uehllng, held its annua
meeting yesterday and instead OF quie
gathering of few II was attended by
exciting time was had The proposition L
divide the district was defeated by one
vote. Those in favor of division then lef
the meeting and the winners proceeded t
transact the business to suit themselves
The district Is a long, irregularly SHAPED
one with the most Of the pupils at the 1--WE
ends. Those in favor of division have no
given up the fight and may carry the mat
ter into the courts.
NEBRASKA CITY-In the district cour
today Judge Paul lessen, on mandat
! from the supreme court, issued an ordc
l directing the Merchants National bank L
| remove the distractions on the sidewalk II
| front OF It's building on Central avenue. TIL
| order refers to the stone pillars in front o
the bank. The case was tried in the dis
triet court and Judge lessen found for tn
defendant, but the case was appealed TO tn
supreme court and IL reversed the decision
Of the lower court and found for the plain
tin, William Bischof. The removal OF tn
pillars will spoil the appearance of tn
building which is one VI the finest in tn
city.
BEAT hlCtS-kllpatrlSk Brothers ar
making plans to soon begin work on tn
Marysville Topeka cut on of the CnioI
Pacific road from Onaga TO Marysville
KAN the line between Topeka and Onagi
having been completed last fall. A larg
number of men with teams are being sen
10 Onaga at present, and II is the intention
to begin operations as soon as possible
The distance between Onaga and MarYs
Vile is about forty miles, and the entir
line between Topeka and Marysville vii
be mine three miles. 1t is reported tina
/, ! the Union Pacific company is making plan
to have the Gu; of completed by mex
fall so that trains can be operated owe
the line before snow flies
PIERCE-At the annual school meeting
held Monday afternoon at the school house
| the following named men were elected a
; | members of the board for the next tire
. | years: A. l.. Brande and William B. Chill
Vers. They were the retiring members TIL
/. | other persons receiving votes were j. A
Williams, n NJ Nelson and w. w. Qulve
and Mrs. ]. A. Williams The treasurer
, | report showed a balance OF over 81 400 4
the treasury after all bills had been paid
| The directors report showed some ~
: children in the district OF school age. .
special election to vote bonds for an ad
, dtion TO the schoolhouse will be held mex
Friday. The proposed addition will consis
! OF two rooms. This was made necessary b
the crowded condition OF the rooms In tn
/, main building. II the addition is built thi
will necessitate the employment OF anothe
teacher. 1t is also expected that a twelft
: grade will be added to the high school.