Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-03

Judges, Samuel Williams, John Hannigan.
g. Casper, jr
Geary, George Haskins; judges, w H.
Murray, George Sephins, julius Carlson
second precinct-Clerks. f. c. Moore, J. ].
sey' julius Rothholz.
Bold Theft of Cow.
Ed Hanley, Thirty-second and T streets,
is much exercised over the loss of a COW
which was taken from his premises last
Tuesday. He has been in the habit of
keeping the COW staked out Tuesday some
one came along in broad daylight, pulled up
the stake and led the COW away Some OF
the neighbors saw the man leading the cow
away, but supposed that Hanley had dis
posed of 1t. The police were able to trace
the cow west to Fortieth street and there
the man apparently turned toward the
north. 1t is likely that he led the COW
around to the north side of the stock yards
and sold her The police have a descrio-
ton of the COW AMI the man who was seen
leading It. Neither have been seen since
Tuesday. Chief Briggs hopes that any par
ties who have seen a red COW with a white
brisket will send information to the police
station.
DisOrderIy Resorts Must Move.
In accordance with the orders of the
Board OF Fire and Police Commissioners
which were issued to the women of scarlet
i'm the lower districts, there was a decided
move on the part of the police beginning
yesterday to rid the town of their presence.
The existence of the houses has long been
known; but as they were mostly in incon-
spicuous parts of Railroad avenue, no gem
eral move was made TO rout them out. But
with the building of the new freight depot
a
removal of other buildings. il was thought
necessary 10 rid the streets of the whole
class They were given orders to vacate
before March /. Most of them moved out
but there remained few inviolation of
the orders The police arrested them yes
| terday afternoon They may arrest more
before the district is cleared
| students TO visit Packing Houses.
| About 200 students will be in town today.
| They are from the Nebraska State univer-
sity department of agriculture They ex-
pect TO investigate the workings of the
| South Omaha packing houses and will
| begin with the Swift plant. There has been
| consignment of timely bred cattle sent
| there from the farm connected with the
| school of agriculture and these will be
| killed, and I'm the killing the packers will
! exhibit their methods TO the students. The
! students come by a special excursion and
will be accompanied by their instructors
| After the packing houses are examined
| the students will visi. the stock yards and
| learn something about the handling OF
large shipments ~ stock and how they are
brought to the purchasers in the yards.
Magic City Gossip.
Mrs. p Mcmahon is seriously sick
August Miller is laid up at present with
"a strained back.
There were forty-fOur births during tht
month of February.
Desk room for rent in Bee office city hal
building, South Omaha
ID. w. Stambaugh Is reported seriously
III, though he is somewhat improved since
Wedne sday.
Lewis Collins has returned from SaT
| Francisco; where he has been for the pas
| two months,
Warren Wallace of Mount Pleasant, la.
| has been visiting with the family o
| William Barclay the past week.
Mrs. T. NJ Halloran and Mrs. Elmei
| Harding entertained the East Side SOcia
club at the residence OF Mrs. Harding.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered TO al
parts OF the city. Telephone No s.
The vice president and general man
ager of the National Packing company
l.. h. Patterson OF Chicago. is in the eta
| 10 look over the work being done at th'
] Hammond plant.
| w. r. Fenno spoke 10 the young me-
OF South Omaha at the Ancient Order o
United Worl<men tepnple last night. Their
were Learly seventy present. The sub
ject was Running the Gauntlet. and thi
! the speaker defined as the requirement o