Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
LATE CITY NEWS

Packing company has been transferred
from the district court OF Douglas county
TO the United States circuit court.
Court Opened and Ulossd-Unltod states
Marehsl w P. Warner, Circuit Court
Clerk George H. Thummel and District
Court Clerk r. c, Hoyt returned Tuesday
morning from MeCook, where they opened
and adjourned the term of the federal
courts for that subdivision Of the south
Platte federal district until June 10.
Inspector Of high sohoOls--It has been
announced from the University of Ne
braska that Superintendent A. A. Reed of
the Superior schools has been appointed
to tho position OF inspector Of accredited
high schools for Nebraska, which places
Mr.. Reed on the faculty of the state uni
versity.
Case Of Steamship Agsnt-The case of
endorsement against Joseph Salerno, agent
for the Lloyd-Italiano steamers, which was
, brought by r. " Romano OF Chicago, was
called before Police Judge Crawford Tues
day morning. but after continuing for an
hour. was postponed until Thursday, to al
low DEFENDANTS attorney to consult authorl-
ties.
TWo DIVORCES Are oranted--Augusta B.
Moline WAS awarded a decree of divorce
from Michael Moline in the district court
Tuesday on the ground of drunkenness.
She was restored to her maiden name.
Augusta B. Anderson. Etta Collins was
granted a divorce from Frederick o. Col
Inns on the ground Of nonsupport and de-
sertion.
zormots waaves Ksaring-Anton Holt
motz, the Florenoe man accused Of murder
in the first degree, the crime alleged being
t6s,r cft,frS, ~ INF rhtld haV
after It was born, waived preliminary ex-
animation In the county court Tuesday
morning and was bound over to the district
court under 1900 bond. In default OF bond
he was returned to the county Jail.
new stromsburg Branoh-The Union FR-
cine will open up its new line from stroms-
burg 10 Central City March IS. Just what
the service viii be on this line has not
been determined, as the. officials are stu
considering the matter. Neither have sta
tion agents for the new stations been APP
pointed, because there is no houses for
them to live in.p as one official put the
matter.
Want More pamageS-Isaac B. Harwlch
and Emile sommer of South Omaha have
filed In the district court an appeal from
the appraisenient OF damages awarded them
| by reason of the lowering Of the grade Of
the alley in block 81. South Omaha They
allege the grading was done not for public
improvement, but for the accommodation
] bf the Union Pacific railway. Harwich
asks 1900 damages and Sommer 5000.
Bchoolmastsrs ,club OF stats-The
sehoolmasters' Club of Nebraska will be
the guests of Superintendent Davidson in
the Omaha club Friday evening. Chan
cellor T. Benjamin Andrews of the Uni
versity OF Nebraska is president Of the
| club. There are nifty members of the
| club. Prof. J. N. Bennett of Doane col
lege will read paper on some subject not
yet announced. fJsal
| q. p. o4lmore's Attic Residence--Bids
will be received within the next few days
by Fisher g. Lawrie. architects, for the
| erection OF a modern two-story and attic
| residence for George F. Gilmore, president
of the Conservative. Savings and Loan
association, on Fhirty-second street, Just
| north OF Pacific street. The house win
face east and will be of subdued Gothic
style Of architecture Of original design.
"a. n. Payne raksn aGszioo--o. II. Payne
has returned from trtplpf over q month
to Texas and Mexico, where he went with
George E. Barker for the purpose of look
ing over the real estate held, with a view
| to possible investments. While he did
not buy any land on his recent trip. Mr..
| Payne expressed himself as very favor
ably impressed with the country and Will
return in = few weeks for further insPee-
ton.
victim Of stassing xmprovss-DominiO
Feivo, the victim OF the stabbfnE ARRAY az
1913 South Twentieth street Sunday night.
ID doing we'll at ST. Joseph's hospital, With
greatly increased chances for ultimate re-
nh III
and at first was considered exceedingly
Dangerous. John Mascara is still in jail,
awaiting the result OF the wound, being
under arrest as the assailant.
wIu Bu1ld Msw EomS-samuel Hawver.
who resides at 1914 Emmett street. has
bought the lot at the northwest corner of
Sherman avenue and Emmett street from
Hastings g. Heyden and will build a home
on the lot early this summer. c. II. Seq
bers and Roy NJ. Keller, who bought lots
recently from Hastings & Heyden ON
Spencer street, between Twenty-tirst and
Twenty-second streets. lwill build modern
homes this spring, on their respective
properties. .,4-.,.
Omaha R0tsl Clerks The Omaha
Hotel Clerks association held a largely
attended meeting Monday night, with
President Scott of the Merchants In
| the chair. Considerable business was
transacted. Several new members were sd-
mitstd TO the association. One or two APP
plications were received from out in the
state. The Irma hotel at Cody, Wyo., has
applied for membership in the association.
The organization Ia not confined exclusively
to Omaha, but y interstate wide In It's
work. IA
Creighton Monument Committss-The
advisory committee Of the John A.
Creighton Monument association. consist
ing OF Captain H. f. Palmer. T. c. Byrne.
w. ID. McHugh, Fred H. Davis. Robert
Cowell and Joseph Hayden will meet at l
.. m. Wednesday in Elks hail TO name the
committee OF nifty TO have charge OF the
monument enterprise. This committee OF
nifty will devise the ways and means
to erect the monument and will have charge
of all the details connected herewith. and
will be known as the John A. Creighton
Monument association.
Whipped By John sarisyoorn-HayGen
, Patterson had bad dream and an equally
bad drunk on Monday night, and for a
while the police department and the fire.
men at No. engine house. Eleventh and