Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-10
Parks. Hold Elections and Number Of
Change, ksde in 0ficsrL
NEW CASHIERS At sTockYARps NATIONAL
eau fer Neetias of Certain Democrats
60 Fix I'd Things Causes n Bitter
Feeling Among Those
Left Out.

were TO he filed. The following II the per-
sonnet of the bank for the coming year:
q John a. Creighton, president; +. II.
". r. Richard. assistant cashier. Directors.
al, Az. Creighton. n. Kountze, e. Il.
kauntxe, 4. L. Kopntz, 3 McRoeer,s'
Davis, r. II. Folda.
.. There were only two changes in the
PsclSers' National bank. the assistant CASH
Ter and one of the directors. The first was
filed b. the election of John F. Coad. jr.,
and the latter by the election of T. r.
naniei The complete list is as follows:
John F. coed. president; a. ". Tumble
Charles A. Durham. assistant cashier. d.
rectors, G. u. Brown, Elmer T. Bryson,
= John Y Coad, J. e. Curtis, Luther DraEs
Trlimble. r. n, Daniel.
. j. G. French was made cashier of the
south Omaha National. 1t is determined
that the bank will make use OF the second
floor of the building as well as the first
'rhe clerical work will occupy the second
noor,s The officers are as follows:
Guy c. Barton. president; Il. A. Cudahy,
vice president; J. &. French, cashier; II. G.
Miller, assistant cashier; Henry G. Bost-
manager Directors, Guy c. Barton, Tru-
man Buck, II; {; gostwick e A. Cudahy'
H. c. Miller J. p. Lymen, James Standish,
Twenty Days for o'MsIIey.
.. George o'Malley was sentenced to twenty
days in the county Jail for assault and bat
terry, to which he pleaded guilty yesterday
afternoon He was arrested last Friday
night for an attempted criminal assault at
the Dellone hotel In which Ella Jackson
was the complaining witness. He was fined
on tiie charge, since 1t appears that the
Jackson woman refused to appear in the
prosecution on the other one.
- Nisht of social Functions.
Last night was a night of social func-
ttpns in South Omaha. Among others was
the bard times ball. given by the Knights
and Ladies' Of Security at the Ancient Or
der of United Worlcmen temple. The invi-
tations were rather widely distributed and
a good crowd occupied the floors. Penal
ties were demanded OF anyone who same in
any but hard times costumes. Great effort
was expended by the women to look we'll
dressed ana at the same time look like
suffering from the sharp teeth Of the SYM
bolieal wolf of poverty. There were about
seventy-five couples in the hall. The pro-
ceeds went to the treasury Of the order.
It was given under the auspices of the
Garnation council. which IL one Of the three
local lodges. .. .af 20 '
ING N6Iuindl CtuD uctQ ptcdbdHt udticlH6
party at the Odd Fellows hall. Twenty
fourth and l. streets. This was one of the
regular functions of the club. which gives
its dances every month. The hall was
comfortably nlied, but not too crowded
Only the invited guests and members of
the club were present. In ell there were
probably seventy present. Music was fur
,nisfed rbys tre Olsen orchestra Refresh
;ments were served and the pariors as well
as the dancing floors were in use.
~. Besides these there were number of
private affairs in different parts of the
city. ed age
~ Honor for Ett.r.
Postmaster Fred j. Eater received a GER
tifcate Of commission in the Union Veter-
ans union which advises him that he has
been chosen one OF the executive stan OF
the, order ana Is thereby promoted to the
rank of brisader general. This is esteemed
a high honor by the veteran officers of the
civil war.
4 FIRE Nall Nears Completion.
The new fiie hall is nearing completion.
The walls have been raised and the cornices
are being put on. Work has been begun
ON the roohng and In few days the build
ing will be enclosed. The outside Is nm
y ished in red pressed brick and the main
apartment within is finished with a buff
brick. making II a very pleasing interior.
The, building is yet far from occupancy as
the plumbing and the heating plant must
be put in yet and the electric wiring and ap-
paratus completed. There will be commodi-
rooms on the second noor for the COM
fort of the hremen. 4f3
Y. NJ. G. A. Gymnasiam Opening.
>, Tile new Young Mems Christian assoca-
ttion gymnasium will be opened to the MEM
bers Thursday, according to the statement
of Secretary Mckinley. The interior work
will all be complete by that time The
necessary apparatus will not all be in place
hut there win be enough for active work.
The reading rooms and ONCE have been
put In order and II is expected the associa-
tlon win enjoy much comfort in the new
quarters. The usual Young Mems Christian
association meetings win soon be resumed.
There was meeting of the Woman's Aux
HAIRY yesterday afternoon. with Mrs. w. T..
Adkins, at 400 North Twenty second street
., strife Among Democrats.
The sending OF an invitation directed 10
iccrioin prominent members of the demo-
FTa;iol faith and not to all the rank and
lie seems to have stirred up some Inquiry
IN several localities as to the meaning
thereof Fhe meeting was TO have been
~ hfeii ioSh HSuts 0otitt VI the neul-
bers are wondering II there was an effort
s,iiaae To pack the meeting IN the interests
of, certain candidates In the. coming cleo
tion. The Invitation was as follows:
Dear, Sir--four presence Is desired at a
meeting % the democratic voters In Evans
hall, between THeniyathird and Twenty
fourth streets on N. Tuesday evening Jan,
uary 3 1905. at no y. m The meeting is
to consist OF limited number of select
persons, the purpose being TO secure con.
'CGrtf0 action a Democratic ticket "A this
iconhng primaries, Signed, Committee.
1t Is said thai about 100 democrats MOI
tagged as select attended the meeting &c
see who the favored few might be. A "ho
slime" was reported, the smoke of which hai
not yet cleared. From hints that have
lheen dropped about the street corner,
there viii he some candidates most enthusl
asticsily sat upon before the primaries ar,
here tft t-'f '.H
Magic City Gossip.
= Young women of 81. Agnes church viii
give a party tonight.
',Bsy Taylor of Eighteenth and Missouri
avenue " reported sick. ..f-...t. ,.--
one Of Mrs. Anna Scsrda's children, IL
North Twenty-ninth street. has the scarie
fever.
Mrs, J., doldstein. daughter of Mr. an,
Mrs jacob Levy. has returned TO Dc