Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS.


shall be glad to meet my friends at
the Peoples Store, Brantley East
In tAs Basement, for Tuesday only.
Thomas Fitzpatrick q Co. will sell regular
i24-cent seersueker in nurses stripes for
81 cents per yard.
New BtOre-New goods. Clothing fos
men and women. hats, shoes. furniture
crapets, draperies. stoves. Cash or credit.
Union Quitting Co. 13lJ-17-1e Farnam.
Woman Asks pivorce-Grace Hayden
has begun suit for divorce from James P.
Hayden, alleging nonsupport and extreme
cruelty: The petition was drawn by
her attorneys.
Impure MIX Charge - information
charging the sale Of impure milk was filed
Tuesday with City Prosecutor Daniel
against H. Claussen. Third and Locust
streets. and Rasmuss Nelson, East Omaha.
Rire in Coal shed-Hot Goals set FIRE to
a fuel shed at the home OF Sandy Wood
bridge. 5612 Capitol avenue early Tuesday
morning and damage to the extent Of a few
dollars was done before the blaze was ex-
tinguished.
Suit for xnsurance-The Omaha Printing
company has started suit against tho
Maryland Casualty company on an lnsur-
ance policy covering damage by the burst
is for S6s5.2s.
Breaking OF Contract-A jury in Judge
Days court Tuesday morning returned
verdict for $50 IN favor Of the Paxton a
Vierling Iron Works in it's suit against
Robert Butke Suit was brought for Si10
alleged to be damage suffered by the
breaking OF a contract by the terms of
which the plaintiff was to furnish the iron
work. including stairways. for the Hast
ings Insane asylum, for which the de-
PENDANT had the contract.
Bank Reinoorporatss--Amen articles
of Incorporation have been iled by the City
Savings bank with the county clerk by
which its authorized capital stock is in
creased to $4,000. The bank has had $780,
900 paid stock and Is now arranging to issue
an additional 10000 to be fully paid. OF
this amount a large part is said to be sub
6cribed already. At a recent meeting the
esirectors authorized the increasing of the
board Of directors TO not less than seven
4 nor more than fifteen. No new directors
have been elected as yet
wife BOaSing Comes High--A beating
administered by Silas Moore TO his common
law wife, Minnie Burns will cost him s175.
Tuesday morning he pleaded guilty before
Judge Troup TO a charge OF assault and
battery and was ined $50 and costs. The
expenses Of the case. which he win have TO
pay. were increased greatly by the fact he
was brought back from Oklahoma on requi-
sition papers He was originally charged
With assault to commit great bodily injury
out the charge was reduced to the one to
which he pleaded.
Gathers Gets Judgment-One phase OF
the litigation over the property OF Phoebe
r. e. Linton was decided Tuesday morning
when Judge Estelle signed decree award
Ing John T. Gathers a judgment for $1.sA
and directing District Clerk Broadwell, IN
whose hands the money now Is TO pay u
pYer to Gathers. Gathers claimed the money
on an old judgment fer attorneys fees foi
reptesentins her In some litigation over hel
sarpy county property several years ago
The case has been dragging m court in ons
'orm or another for several years.
Federal Grand Jury-THe federal grand
Jury Is still grinding away on cases OF
alleged violations OF the federal laws II
he Nebraska district prior TO February %
One or two minor land fraud cases per
tanning to the Alliance land district ar,
under Investigation as are several mino
infractions of the land laws In Hayes
county and other points in southwestern
Nebraska. Three or four minor postoaic
matters are ALSO being investigated an
one or two pension fraud cases. The 1ur!
VIII complete ats work and submit 81
findings "Wednesday afternoon.
wards send Thsnks-Mrs. z. B. Towls
assistant probation ofioer, has receive
from Family A." IT the Geneva Indus
trial school a number OF letters In whic
Ahe members OF the family" expire
gratitude for the interest taken in ther
b. Mrs. Towie and other officers Of IN
probationary court. One OF the letters
from a girl who OF her own volition asEe
o be sent 20 the Industrial school afts