Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-01
BRIEF CITY MES.


shan be glad to meet ma lends AZ
the Peoples store. Brantiev 81
View stors-New goods cning for
men and women. hats. hoe. furniture
carpets, draperies, stoves Calor credit,
Union Quitting Co. 1s1s-8l Farnam.
seminary Alumni at T.phoon-The
Alumni association Of the Ou,a Theolog-
teal seminary will have "A iurI leon at the
Willard hotel at 1870 H. M w{hesday
Clarence L. Roaa sells nob-Clarence
l. Rosa has sold his laree ildence near
the southwest corner Of Tvef eighth and
Pacific streets to John c. Pc lus for Sl25
Church Rummags sals-re women of
the Church OF the Good 81 herd, Twen-
tieth and Ohio streets. wilnold rum
mage sale Wednesday, Thulay and Fri
day Of this week.
hush 70 Pay Ta-ces--Th Nusn to pay
1906 county real estate aax continues in
county and city trc,asurers ice. Mr.. Fink
Is behind in his mail busins. County real
estate iNxes will begin to ,aw interest on
Wednesday.
Omaha Elscnio Compas Novlng-The
Omaha ElectIac Light anfPower company
Is moving It's headquarteI from the New
York IAfe Building to hsiew home in the
Young Mems Christian a'bciation building
at Seventeenth and Harry streets.
O. 8. carlbsrg DISPOSE Of House-How-
ara SaNton. an attorney no recently came
from Washington and etered into practice
In tbs city, has boughtti story and half
frame house at S6lS Bdi street for t1.9O
as an investment from George Carlberg.
Union Pacific DouIe Traok-Double
track on the Onion Hcihc Is now being
used by westbound fright trains between
Lane and Central CitJ The track is rap
idly being put in shay and it Is expected
that By Saturday pasbnger trains will be
run over II as far as iDntral City.
Club Steward Is xffe-H. w. Halls of
milwaukee,, who has pen appointed as the
steward for the Hbpy Hollow Country
club, arrived in OmI IA Tuesday morning
and will enter upon Is duties Immediately
Mr.. Halls was forulely steward Of the Fox
Point Country club L Milwaukee and the
Chicago Golf club
-Four Policemen. Appointea--The Board
of Fire and Police commissioners Monday
evening appointed nomas F. CAREY, r. b
Richard, r. w. CHAMBERLAIN and Samuel
Morris TO positions on the police depart
ment. Chamberlain and Morris are former
members OF the foce. The new men will
be put TO work at Cce.
New Deputy United States Marshal-C
Z. Hensel Of HebOn has been appointed
deputy United Staes marshal for the Lin
coin division of tie Nebraska federal dis
trict, with headquarters at Lincoln. The
appointment was made Tuesday morning
by United States Marshal Warner. Mr.
Hensel was sworn in Tuesday morning and
at once entered On hts duties. He will re-
turn TO Lincoln Wednesday morning.
Boys Held for Taking Rig-Walter and
Rolf Hanson, two boys living at 6l27 Nortf
Eighteenth street, were taken before Judge
Crawford In police court Tuesday morninl
On charges Of horse stealing, their casei
being set over until Wednesday on bond
of 500 each. The boys are accused Of hav
ing taken team and wagon from tn,
Hazel Dell nursery, Twenty-fourth stree
and Ames avenue, Saturday night. Late
the rig was found on Cunning street. will
the wagon badly damaged, apparently in
runaway.
Dea Moines Wants Auditorium-Witl
the intention of building a large coliseum
the Greater Des Moines" committee hai
been collecting information regarding thu
Omaha Auditorium and coliseum and prob
ably will visit Omaha on an inspection tril
I'm a few weeks. Manager Gillian Of tn
Auditorium has been in correspondents
with the Des Moines committee for the las
b few days and has been of material assist
ance in furnishing data upon which tn,
Des Moines promoters can base an estimat
OF the cost of a coliseum In their city.
Rules for CometsrieE--Councilm Bed
ford, Zimman and McGovern and City At
torney Burnam will meet In one of tn
council committee rooms at oclocl
wednesday afternoon TO confer with rep
resentatives Of the various cemeteries. TIL
purpose will be TO agree on a proposed or
dinance to regulate management OF GENE
teries in the matter OF filing piats Of al
graves and furnishing exact location o
each grave before receiving burial permit
Recent ordinances introduced along thi
line we're laid on the table, as the pro
visio. were considered too drastic,
shsrtN Mcdonald Hurts EsR--Sherii
Mcdonald Is confined 70 his home, 21S viii
lis avenue, with a badly sprained ankle
He was about to leave Monday evening 70
Brownsville, Neb., for a man whom he ba
received information was wanted and Ia
but little time in which to catch the trair
Rushing out of the house 10 get a ca
which he heard approaching, his foe
turned on a stone or other hard objec
causing him 10 fall and bending the lie
under him as he wort down. His knee wa