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] the first offense and for subsequent Of
lenses a fine Of $50 or imprisonment in the
county jail. It is the duty OF the county
attorneys to enforce this act.
state Omcers Out Of City.
| Governor Mickey went to Norfolk this
morning to take a look at the insane hos
pital, superintendent McBrien Is visiting
the various district teachers meetings, Sec
rotary OF State Galusha is transacting Of
hcial business in Omaha, II. c. Lindsey is
stopping at a dental office for repairs. A.
b. Allen IL cleaning up the rubbish left by
the state committee in the headquarters
and incidentally getting ready to get out
the call and whoop things up. Land Com
missioner Eaton is preparing to go out in
the state next week to look over appraise-
ments Of school land, Auditor Searle started
putting in garden and was away from
his office little while this morning. The
rest of the state officers are still at the
old stand and Expected-to-be-Council
Bert Bush is back at his post of duty
buster than ever.
New Corporations,
The Nebraska Spencer seedless Apple
company, a Colorado corporation, has filed
its articles Of incorporation with the sec
rotary OF state and will DO business in Ne
braska. The object of the corporation is to
grow seedless apples and trees in every
county in the state. The capital stock Of
the company is 10000 and the incorpora-
tors are F. A. Franklin, ]. d. McAdams
and Henry Baisch. Franklin lives In Lin
coin.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel company OF
Omaha today filed its articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary Of state. The capt.
tai stock OF the company is $4,000.
Tax Case Postponed.
The taking of testimony in the Burling-
ton railroad tax injunction suit. scheduled
to begin this morning, has again been post
poned until Tuesday. Charles ]. Greene
attorney for the Burlington, telephoned he
was busy in another case and could not
get away for several days. This is the
third time the hearing has been postponed
and the second time r.. J. Clancy, the tax
commissioner of the Union Pacific, has
been down for nothing.
New Rule for Examinations.
At its session yesterday the supreme
court adopted an amendment TO its rule
governing the examination OF applicants
to be admitted to the bar. Heretofore the
rule has been for the examinations to be
held in Lincoln on the second Monday of
June and the third Tuesday of November.
This has been changed so the examinations
can be held at any place and at any time
selected by a majority of the examining
board.
This change is made to help out the stu
dents Of the Omaha law school who are
graduated in June after the board has
held it's examinations. Under the new rule
II will be possible for the examining board
to go to Omaha to hold the examination
and they can hold It Immediately after the
commencement exercises.
Delegates to Charity Conference.
Following 10 list OF delegates APP
pointed by Governor John H. Mickey to
represent Nebraska at the thirty-third
annual session of the National Conference
OF Charities and Correction, Philadelphia,
Pa. May . to IS. 1906:
]. A: Piper, Lincoln; A. d. Beemer, Lin
coin; B. d. Hayward, Kearney; Miss Lyra
Mcmahon Geneva; Dr; A. Johnson Johnson.
inss; DR.. J. NJ. Alden. Norfolk Rev. A. W.
Grand Island; Mrs: l.. c. Culbertson; Mrs.
A. G. Coons, Omaha; N. l.: Dorsay. oma-
Mrs Mr. All Alfred Osborn. Norfolk; Dr.. f. +.
Osborn. Beatrice; Mrs. NJ. f. ouivey.
Omaha; John Davis, Lincolni Mrs: 4. N.
Glsssman. Omaha; c. F.. Roebel. Omaha;
Judge sutton, Omaha; Mogy Bernstein.
Omaha; Rome Miller, Omaha; Mrs. Har-
rlet Heller. Omaha; Miss Nellie Magee,
Omaha Rev. and Mrs N. b Rairden,
! Omaha; G. r; Preyey, Lincoln; Miss Sarah
Harris Lincoln; Mrs. Dora Doyle, Lincoln
Mrs. II. NJ. Bushnell, Lincoln; r. O. VIII
, liams, Lincoln; Prof A. l.. Candy, Lincoln;
Morris Friend, Lincoln.
In the Supreme Court.
The following business was transacted In
the supreme court April 3, and 5:
Resignation of Miss Kathryn Hachart as
stenographer to Hon. Ambrose c. Epper-
son accepted: Arthur G. Wray appointed
as stenographer to Hon. Ambrose c. Ep-
! Following are miscellaneous orders;
Hampton against Pike, stipulation
1906, TO serve and file briefs: cause con-
tinued to May To- 1906 Letherman against
Hauser, motion OF appellant to continue ,a6.
Mcpherson against Mcpherson stipulation
granted; appellee allowed until April 26:
milton for rehearing. Hoye against Diehls,
stipulation granted; cause continued TO the
September 1906, term, Steiner against state,
stipulation granted; cause continued to
MAY l. 1906. State against Hoom, leave to
docket State against McCright, State
State States against Sinclair. State against Mel.
son. State against Hedlund, State against
Blair, State against Laprath plaintiff and
intervenor allowed until April II, 1906 to
serve and file briefs; defendant allowed
| until May /, 1906, to serve and hle briefs;
DON against Omaha, stipulation granted;
| cause continued to April IL, 1906. In re
| application of Decker for writ OF habeas
! corpus; on application of defendant cause
| continued to May /, 1906. st. James Or
phan Asylum against Shelby, by agree
bert of parties, same judgment to be en-
| tered on opinion filed in St. James Orphan
lsAsylum against Shelby, No l4Ol3, and same
judgment entered on motion for rehearing
| in St. James Orphan Asylum against
| Shelby, No. 140l3, to be entered herein.
| Branson against Branson, defendant al
| lowed until April 30 1906. to serve and hle
| briefs; cause continued TO May !, 1906. Nc
Gown against Frontier County, on mo-
tiop of plaintiff, proceedings in error dis
| missed at costs of plaintiff in error Regent
| Shoe Manufacturing Company against
| Haaker, dismissal of appellees motion to
| retax costs allowed; motion dismissed.
! Union Pacific Railroad Company against
| Fosberg. defendant given until June 2,
| 1905 to fle additional briefs; piaintiff given
| until June - 1906, to reply. State ex rel.
| Mickey against Selleck, leave to docket.
| Vaughn against State. sentence suspended;
| plaintiff admitted TO bail In sum OF $1,000
| Lucas against State, sentence suspended.
| Hayward against Fisher, motion to ad-
| vance Overruled. State against Omaha
| Elevator Company, Torpin Grain company
| granted leave to withdraw its answer
| flled herein; l.. NJ. Pemberton appointed
| referee to take evidence and report con-
! illusions of law and fact. Sovereign Camp
| Woodmen OF the World against ogden, re-
argument ordered before the court
Following Is the ruling upon the miscel-
laneOus motion in the case of Woodwork
against Allen Motion OF defendant to dis