Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-22


| NJ b. Schultz"
Tecumseh-"Have one car meal ready to
ship Monday. Will have another ready
| first Of week. p II. Hopkins mayor"
David City-"Shpped one car -four last
evening. VIII ship car Of potatoes Mon
day. J. F. Albin."
/ Hebron-"Our citizens contribute car Of
| -four G. w. wasson"
| Cambridge-"Contribute car flour. VIII
ship today. Relief committee by ]. NJ.
Rankin"
Crawford-"First National bank Of Lin
coin will pay you $50 for San Francisco
relief fund. J. E. Hartwell, Mayor
Fremont-"Car groceries. -four and pro-
duce shipped last night. More tomorrow.
G. F. Wolse, mayor"
Franklin-"The people Of Franklin, hav-
ing heard the appeal for aid to the earth
quake sufferers in California are endeavor-
ing to raise car OF provisions. 1 have is
sued call and have appointed committees
TO take charge of soliciting flour, bacon,
eggs or provisions which can be shipped
z. G. Cross"
Dewitt-Mayor forwards $50 cash.
The following cash subscriptions have
been received at the governors office: f.
e. Brown. S25; ONeill City, 500; Fairfield.
$50; Orleans, Sis; Harvard, 800; L. s.
| Illllphs lnOlanOla, 8Dt MIS-. josie MllleTt
N.25; E. e Woodward, s.; Lewis Hompe,
81; W. A Woodward, SIS; w. J. Bryan.
500; Land commissioner office, S23; c. A.
Diamond and others. collected on train, $50.
ALBION, Neb., April H.-(Speclal)- AL
bion feels much interest in the situation
in San Francisco and Santa Rosa, as sew
eral colonies of people have gone from
Boone county to that part of the stricken
state. In response to kilograms received
from the sdjutant general OF the state
militia, Company NJ of this place packed
all tents and blankets on hand, and in an
hour otter the word was received this COM
pany's material was on the way to the
sufferers. A committee of citizens circu-
lated a petition and got funds to the
amount of $500 in an hour to buy supplies
for the California people, and six hours
later half a carload of flour from the Albion
Milling company warehouse was on the way
westward. More aid will be sent as rap
idly the committee can gather in the
funds for the work. Postmaster Williams
Cashier w. S. Price, Mayor Graham and
County Clerk Rabbit are at the head OF
the movement and all the citizens in the
town are responding literally.
BEATRICE, Neb., April H.-(Special Tel.
| egram.)-A carload of flour was purchased
today at Black Bros mill for $500 by the
relief committee and will be shipped &c
. San Francisco tomorrow morning. Phis
morning carload of cornmea
from the Beatrice cereal mills was
shipped to San Francisco over the Unior
Pacific route. The meal was put up il
: ten-pound sacks. The relief committed
raised $3.50 yesterday in a short time tC
!, purchase the meal. A carload of canned
i goods and other provisions will be sen
= tn no atr with aaIa
Beatrice citizens. who feel it just pride
to aid in this work. The Woman's club
, send a box of clothing and supplies.
: GENEVA. Neb, April H.-(Special Tele
gram 1.-The citizens of Geneva, assisted by
the Suffrage club, have bought a carload
Of -four and will ship it to San francisco
for the destitute soon as instruction.
can be secured.
MADISON, Neb., April n.-(Special.) j.
At mass meeting Friday night, preside,
p over by Mayor c. S. Smith, 500 was sub
| scribed to aid the San Francisco sufferers
A committee Of eight was appointed, WIFI
spent Saturday canvassng the city 70
additional funds. 1t was decided to pur
chase and send a carload of -four in add
ton to such other produce as may b
donated. The goods Will be enroute to
night.
OXFORD. Neb., April 21.-(Special Tele
n gram.)-At a mass meeting Of citizens $50
was raised for the benefit of the California
sufferers and a committee secured contribu
| lions sufficient to swell the total amount L
$3.50. A carload Of flour will be shippe,
Immediately, the balance being RENTED Il
cash.
YORK, Neb, April H.-(special Tele
grant, -Mayor Sovereign has appointed tn
following committee to solicit and receiv
aid for the California sufferers: h
Carscadden. c. II. Rolling, A. b. Chris
tian and r. ]. Weightman. Arrangement
have been made to hold union services a
J. the Auditorium on Sunday night when col
lections will be taken and donations offered
York will ship a carload of -four, corn
meal and potatoes. on the evening of tn
d earthquake York lodge, Benevolent Protec
tive Order OF Elks, the youngest Elk lodg
in the state raised over 800, and in
message of coincidence sent that night OF
fered tho Elk lodge in San Francisco as
i sistance.
SEWARD, Neb.. April 21.-(Special. J.
! One hundred and twenty-five dollars 4
cash was raised at the public meetin
at the court house last night, to rails
funds for the San Francisco people
committee of five will solicit enough "a
T. day to send carload of provisions I
that place.
TEKAMAH, Neb, April 2i.-(SpeciaI) J.
A meeting OF the citizens OF Tekama
. was held last night for the purpose @
raising funds, foodstuffs and clothing 70
the California sufferers. Mayor AndeI
son, who has charge of the AFFAIR, ar
pointed each minister, each church organ
zation, each lodge and each business fri
a committee 70 collect cash, non-perisha
BILE edibles and clothing. It is expecte
that a carload will be ready for shipmer
Monday. The tents and blankets belonl
ing TO company +, NebFaska Nations
Guards, were sent west last night by e,
press under orders OF the governor.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb. April a-(Sp,
cialD-Citizens in general are responding I
the appeal of Mayor John W. Steinhal
for money contributions for the stricke
and homeless people Of San Francisco. Sui
scription lists have been placed IN all n
public buildings and many people al
- pledging themselves 10 assist the goo
work.
NORFOLK. Neb., April 21.-(Special Tel
?" gram -Norfolk sent carload OF flour
San Francisco today. Neigh sent sl25
Guy Barton, Omaha.
CENTRAL CITY, Neb., April 21-(Speci
rs Telegram)-A carload of -four and pr
visions left Central City tonight for So