Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-01


the knights Of Columbus and other Cstho-
&c societies viii be held at New Haven
under the auspices Of Yale university.
President Hsdley Of that Institution will
open the meeting and Cardinal Gibbons
will be one Of the speakers
visit 20 Industrial school.
Secretary OF State Galusha and wife,
Deputy Auditor H. l.. Cook and wife and
c. J. Guenzel and wife have returned from
visit to the state Industrial school at
Geneva.
Veterinarians Takes Appeal.
DR.. Barnes. an old-time veterinarian liv-
ing at Plattsmouth. had a hearing today
before Governor Mickey and the secretaries
Of the State Board Of Veterinarians. He
has not passed an examination. but con-
tends that he Is entitled to use the title
veterinarian notwithstanding the new
state law. The board took the case under
advisement.
Charges Against Notary.
| Max Cohn., notary OF Nebraska City,
is to have a hearing before Governor
Mickey to answer the charge that he signed
an acknowledgment Of legal document
when not in the presence of the man whose
signature he attested. The complainant
! lives across the river in Iowa and II con-
nected with a bank. He alleges that he
was forced to sign a legal document, but
/ that he did not 20 before Notary Cohn,
who attested the acknowledgment. As
| the governor Issues notarial commissions,
he is believed to have power to revoke
them The complaint against Mr.. Cohn
may be taken later before a grand Jury.
Federal Building Delayed.
The new federal building. which the
contractors promised to have completed
| by June l. IL still in a somewhat unin-
| ished state, and Il is figured out that the
date for completion will be extended for
two months yet A penalty for each day
over the time limit will now be attached,
which the contractors must pay unless
there are cogent reasons why II should
not be imposed.
II Is understood however. that owing
to the change insisted on by the govern
ment from the original plans adopted
which has necessarily delayed the work.
the contractors are not likely to be held
responsible for the delay Of two months.
! While the penalty will be imposed each
day, recommendations will be made to
Washington to grant the extension OF
| time, that II acted on favorably, means
the cutting out Of the penalty.
A look through the splendid structure.
built at an expenditure of about $4,000,
indicates that It is fast approaching the
finished state.
Former NebraslSan Dead.
Samuel Vessel received a telegram to-
day announcing the sudden death in New
York City last night of his uncle, L. Yves
sci, for many years one of the best known
merchants In southeastern Nebraska.
Mr.. Vessel located at Nebraska City
somewhere about 1852 and established him
self in the mercantile business. He soon
became one of the leading business men
OF that section and continued as such I'M
til his retirement from active business
three years ago. At that time he re-
moved to New York City to spend his
declining days He was 70 years~Oid. 80
Going to Rescue Fish.
Fish Commissioner O'Brien and Deputy
Game Warden Hunger left yesterday for
the lakes IN the northwestern part of the
state. They went by rail to Valentine
and were to drive overland from there.
hIt Is reported that large numbers OF bass
have been left by the recent high waters
In pools and other shallow waters, and
the two of1cials are equipped with nets
and other appliances wherewith to rescue
4 the hsh and replace them in the lakes.