Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Fire and Police Board 0verrules Remon-
stFanoes in Saloon Licenses
EXCEPTION TAKEN AND CASES APPEALED
Twenty-Four Licenses Against which
There was No Protest Granted
by the Board at saturday
Evening Session.
EXCEPTION TAKEN AND CASES APPEAL

The Board of Fire and Police Commits |
sioners met again last night and took up |
the question of protests in the liquor IL |
cense cases. Only one was protested, that
Of Russell against Anton Broback. Rus
sell charges the latter with various viola |
tons of the Slocumb law, among them
gambling, selling to minors, selling without
a license. The case did not come to judg
ment and will be passed upon Monday
night. The representatives, Of The Bee
were present and the board took up the
cases of Alexander Grant Nels Lundgren
and Emil Hansen. on motion by T. J.
Nolan the board overruled the protest of
The Bee in the three cases on the ground
/ that the three defendants had advertised
! in good faith and that The Bee had not
/ legally proven the point of largest circula-
4 ton. The motion was carried by three
affirmative votes, A. l.. Berquest voting
! in the negative. VanSant was absent The
Bee entered an exception to the ruling of
the board and gave notice of appeal
The board passed on twenty-four licenses
last night and the list is as follows:
Adam Shook. northeast corner Railroad
avenue and Madison street; Schlitz Brew
( ing company, Twenty seventh and l. streets;
Otto Maurer, GA North Twenty-fourth
letter. 99l1 Q street. J. A. Barton, Twenty
first and n streets; Joseph Duhy, 900 \
street; FRANK BOSanak, E4UO ~ street, VIII
liam Tews, 252l n street; J. l.. Rostchlld,
2n7 @ street; George Schiller, COZ North
Twenty-frst street, Antoine J. Suchy,
Twenty-eighth and r streets; Peter Hansen
1901 Missouri avenue; Del j. Green, Tweh-
tieth and n streets; Sol Godstrum, TWEEN
ty-sixth and o streets; Dennis Gushing
Twentieth: Thomas Kozial 6O2 North
| TWenty-seventhi Frank KOsiski. 26N n
snS {teT R MsRsv aRnRs Tb TdTtS
Thrty-thiTd; Andrew Paprosh, 100 North
Twenty-seventh; William Wetzel, POI North
Twenty-siXth street.
Fined for AssnuIting woman.
Thomas Krittenbrink was arrested Friday
night and had his trial yesterday morning
before Judge King. The charge against
Krttenbring was that he provoked an as
sault upon himself and that he was after
ward guilty of assault and battery COM
. mitted against the person of Rose Valeta.
, Both of the parties are guests at the Deone
hotel II is said of Krittenbrink that he
, has no particular occupation, but lives OF
> the earnings of unfortunates he associates
with, He has been making himself obnox-
ious to the girl in the case and dlsguested
her the more by attentions to a little r.
year-old girl, whose mother was sick al
the lodging house. As a climax he picked q
. quarrel wit hthe little girls brother a boy
Of 10 or II, day or two ago and after
abusing him slapped him shamefully. Their
Rose Valeta interferred, and when Kritten
$ brink resented it she slapped him in tn,
face He then assaulted her, striking her
= blow in the face which knocked her down
Krttenbrink is a big fellow, while the cir
he struck is a slight rather pretty littlt
; woman Of 10 or 20 years. Judge Kink ineC
: Krittenbrink $40 and costs for his assault
: He will be obliged to spend the time in jai
until his fine is served out.
Treansfer of Treasury Monday.
9 II is announced that the treasurer"s ONO
r will be closed all day Monday during tn
r transfer of the office to the incoming treas
y urer. The banks viii be visited and tn
j. deposits there will be checked up and tn
/; money turned over in cash. Friday the ofiic
2; received $4,000 in liquor licenses, $4,000 0
b which was from the Schlitz company's ga
= looms. Draymen and baggagemen, peddler
3; and owners of dogs will be obliged TO TAX
p out new licenses May l.
odd Fellows Celebrate
The full program Of the anniversary o
thefounding of the Independent Order O
Is odd Fellows, 10 be rendered Monday even
/ ing, VIII be as follows:
n Song-By audience.
q Prayer-By Brother d. W stambaugh.
y Address...By Brother R. L. Wheeler
9 Piano Sole-By Mrs. n. r. Brass
Address-ByBrother +. T. Sisson: sub
ject Love"
Solo-By Miss Abel Davis.
d Address-By Brother q. IT. Van Dusen
subject; Truth"
Duet-By Mrs. LETTER and Miss Campbell
u Hefreshment committee entertains
Magic city Gossip.
Harry Geek was arrested yesterday aft
ernOon for beating his wife.
10 letters Gold Top Beer delivered to a
IS parts Of >the city. Telephone No. s.
"a Martin Dolan and owen Brady were fine
for minor offeuses yesterday before Judg
'e King.
D. DR.. Beattie will preach for the ChTistia
e. church this morning and evening at Work
AZ men temple.
30 Mrs Frank Clark was operated on at IN
- South Omaha hospital Friday night Sh
Is reported as doing very well last night.
& The Woman's auxiliary Of st. Martin
A. church will meet at the home OF Mr.
~ Watkins 6l4 f street, Wednesday aftel
= noon.
% Cute-That Is what a woman called ou
m fancy low shoes for the children. The
ie are not only cute, but good and cheal
y, Cressey.
Woman's Christian Temperance unio
. will meet Tuesday, May 4. al the home c