Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-16

not been advertised according TO the stat
ute, Governor Mickey will not look upon
the request Of Mrs Lille as oficial and
will take no action until proceeding is
taken according to law.
OmcisI Returus Coming In.
The unoficial returns from eighty-four
counties and the estimated vote on those
eth out shows sheldons majority for gov
ernor over shallenberger, his democratic
opponent Is 1852. The counties now out
are expected any day.
Campaign Expense Accounts.
Statements were filed with the secretary
Of state today by several candidates for
oftlces showing the amount expended in
chasing jobs. The following statements
were filed: Carl r. Goucher spent $500 of
which $3.50 went to the democratic state
committee. DIT. A. +. Fftzsimmons. who
tried to be a democratic railway commits
siOner spent $is0.5O; Lysle l. Abbott, who
had the democratic nomination for at
torney general, got of by spending S290.01;
Robert Cowell. "a successful republican can
didate for railway commissioner spent
$3.50. George w Norris, republican, re-
elected TO congress by the Fifth district
spent Ss42.17. Or. II. j. wlnnett, repub-
lican railway commissioner-elect, spent
S9s.G5.
DR.. Greene Visits Lincoln,
DIR. J. l.. Greene, formerly superintendent
Of the Lincoln asylum, but now superin-
tendent of the insane asylum at Kankakee,
H., Is visiting friends in Lincoln and will
remain over Monday. Dr. Greene is well
satisfied With his new home His insti-
tuition has 500 employees and 200 patients,
and consists OF afty-six buildings. a farm
is conducted in connection with the in
stitution and the work is done by those
patients who are able 20 work.
DipsOmRnIacs Escape.
Three dipsomaniac patients took leave Of
the asylum for the insane at an early
hour this morning by breaking the lock
on the door to the fire escape. The police
arc looking for them. The men are Craig
who came to the place voluntarily after
having secured his release under habeas
corpus proceedings, Hill and Houston The
men broke the lock with a bar taken from
an iron bed
Pharmacy Examinations.
| the Board of Pharmacy Examiners held
an examination at the Lindell hotel yester-
/ day at which thirty-three applicants were
examined. twenty-eight OF whom passed
as follows:
Victor Anderson, NJ. D.. Bridgeport
! Charles A. Bennett, Loup City; {. w; Berg
quist. Omaha College. of Pharmacy, Omaha
Clarence H. Depue, Diller; F: B. Dickin'
W. Wilson Tickling, ,Creighh5i9gn Harry ar
| Hayes Funk. Funk: s. Lynn Gilmore, Fur
ierton: Charles Hald, Sumner; Ernest r
Harritt Alma Clinton d. Heine. Hooper
Earle ]. Hoffman. Gordon; William Hoist
Omaha; Charles a. Holbrook,. Dorchester
Lorey F. Hunt, Harvard; Albin F. kell
| strom, Omaha; William r. Lippold
Omaha Walter c. McCarty, McCook
Thomas T. McCleery, Lawrence George
NJ McCrackcn. Omaha p. J. Reid, N. d.
Crab Orchard; Herbert 3. ROLAND, Crete
A. II. Ryan. Omaha; James r. Sager
Omaha; clifford A. Shepherd, Lexington
Ira =. Stout. Beatrice; George b. Tap
ster, North Bend.
! The board recognized for next year witt
the following officers: d. ]. Fink, Hol
drege. president; George b. Christoph, Nor
folk. first vice president; A. V. Pease, Fair
bury, second vice president Charles r
sherman Omaha, treasurer; II. L. Harper
Beatrice. secretary. A. V. Pease is 1T
new member for the next year.