Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-13
Nov Corporntiona

WalunB Until Ine legislature ueeNs OeLOIe
presenting his bill.
New Corporations.
The Farmers Shipping association Of
Davenport, organized to deal in grain, filed
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state this morning. The capital stock
of the new company is 5000 and the in
corporators are w M. Wort. II. E. Row
land, c. w. Morgenstern, F. w. Tucker
and c. K. Fisnot
Ice cream will be manufactured at
Geneva this summer by the Geneva Ice
Cream Manufacturing company, composed
OF w. NJ. Dlnnenn. j. K. Martin and
others, who incorporated this morning by
filing articles with the secretary of state.
The capital stock of the company is
$500
bounty ON Gray wolves Claimed.
Notwithstanding the statement by Au-
ditor Searle that he would require the hide
of a grey wolf when person filed a vouch-
err for bounty claiming he had killed SUCH
an animal in Nebraska three vouchers
were filed this morning by a party from
Nemaha county and no pelt accompanied
the claim. The claims filed this morning
will be held for further consideration. The
strange thing about these claims for grey
wolf bountes is that every one has come
from a thickly settled portion II the
country.
Modern WOOdmen Gathering.
Lincoln is full of Modern Woodmen today
who have come to attend the mid-winter
rally and class adoption which began at
the auditorium tonight. Tomorrow night
the hustling committee will be given a
banquet at the Royal hotel. At the audi
torirm tonight 800 candidates were initiated
into the mysteries of the order. A big pa
rade occurred at 4:30.
Applications for Guard Companies.
During the last few days Adjutant Gen.
eral Culver has received applications from
military companies at Harrington and
Ewing to be mustered into the National
Guard. Inasmuch as the guard is now up
to the limit insofar as the number of COM
panies are concerned and as there are sew
eral applications already on file, the two
recent applications will have to wait until
there is not only a vacancy but until the
other applications are passed upon.
General Culver desires prospective COM
panies to understand he will not mustef
them into the guard unless the members are
possessed of business qualifications and un-
less the business men of the town in which
they are located will take an interest in the
organizations. As two or three of the
companies which have already been mus
tered into the guard have not come UP to
the requirements OF the service 1t Is prob
able they shortly will be mustered out OF
the service. This will make room for others
Brown Wants More Evidence.
Attorney General Brown this afternoon
filed motion with the supreme court 10
appoint commission to take evidence in
the case against the Omaha Elevator com
pany and others, commonly known as the
grain case. Mr. Brown asked the commits
sion to be given authority to summon wit
nesses and compel their attendance. This
motion is the result OF a conference held
between Attorney General Brown, Judge
Sullivan and F.. S. Howell at Omaha last
Saturday.
Omaha Man killed In Mexico.
Henry wiggenjost received a letter to-
day stating that ID. NJ Watts of Omaha
had been killed in old Mexico while work
ing on construction train. The letter