Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-25
News of Nebraska.

NEBRASKA CITY-Liquor licenses for
fifteen saloons and two drug stores were
granted by the city council.
GEKEVA-The ministerial conference of
the Hastings district convenes in the Meth
odst Episcopal church this evening.
BEATRICB-Acting upon the appeal for
aid the citizens Of Odell have contributed
$50 rs for the aid of distressed Chinese.
BEATRICE-The high school will hold an
art exhibit at the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
association building May / to T. inclusive.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reed yesterday is
sued a proclamation designating saturday
April q, as cleaning up day In Beatrice
EDGAR-The Hastings presbytery Is in
session at the First Presbyterian church OF
this city. Interesting meetings are re-
ported.
broken in two places by the ae. H fai,,1 az
upon him.
PIATTsMoUTH-John Elliott and Alex
Berkweu found a VOLTS den about Two
miles north OF this city ana caPIuieu niiio
baby wolves.
sEwARD-G. S. STOPPED has been elected
principal OF the Utica schools. John T.
OPP was reelected principal of the Cor
NEBRASKA CITY-Ludwig B. Collier;
man and Miss Eliza 0mmen were married
last evening at the home OF the prlue
parents in Delaware precinct.
CENTRAL CITY-The fruit crop in this
vicinity has not been seriously damaged
Gates a larger fruit crop than usual.
SEWARD-From present appearances
fruit is not so badly injured as az nr 81
Thought Many of the trees are now In
full bloom that were pronounced injured.
EATRICE-Alexander Johnston, ST., died
yesterday afternoon at his nome IN TINS
children, his wife having passed away
eleven years ago
BEATRlCE-The marriage Of Miss Jewell
Irene Bulls, daughter OF Mr.; ana MIS- i
! D Bulls Of this city TO MT James w
AndrevIs was solemn1zed yesterday after
noon, Judge Walker officiating.
sEWARD-The school board at a spe-
eisl Rsst2g H fo tnSe eRarre Of the de
partment Of mathematics The board also
Voted TO pay teachers Of the lower grades
$50 per month.
REATRICE-The Board of Supervisors
this afternoon let the contract for building
| bridges IN Gege county the coming year
| 10 The A. f. ShortWin Bridge company Of
I MarshalltoWn, Ia The contracts amount
/ 10 about $500
| PTATTSMOUTH-Cou Clerk Rosen-
Grams has received an inquiry I9f me so So
/ blne formerly OF this city, VINO ives kliie1
while in the service OF the United states
army in the Philippines
| SEWARD--The WOman's club will give
/ an afternoon TO the countries Of England
Scotland and Ireland and serve luncheon
dent OF the club, Mrs. w. H. Moore.
! NEBRASKA CITY-A meeting Of the d.
| FactOrs OF the Nebraska CITY CnautduQud
/ was held last evening and the following Of
| fcers elected: President, II, H. Hanks
vice president, W. 5. Cornutt; treasurer
/ H II. Bartling; secretary X { KING.
| I,ATTsMoUTH-Noel Rawls. son OF
| County Attorney and Mrs c. A. RaWls
! departed for Boise, Idaho, TO accept POSI-
ton on the repertorial stan OF ne ldahc
/ state Capital. OF which Milton ID. Polk
| formerly resident OF this city, is man
/ aging editor.
! EDGAR-what might have resulted In &
disastrous IRE occurred at ne FlEsd Pres ,a.
! Hastings presbytery was In session. Charlei
| q. Cottle had his left hand painfully
though not seriously, burned burned In attempt
/ FREMONT-Chief Of Police Peterson hai
inauguTated a vigorous cleaning up cam
paign throughout the entire city, residence
as well as business districts, A good many
people were surprised today to receive no
ices TO clean up or take the consequence
and most OF them got action at once
| NEBRASKA CITY-In the district cOur1
! an interesting suit has been filed, which Il
| an echo OF the Chamberlain bank failure
| al Tecumseh. John Ward as receiver Of
| the Chamberlain bank, wants CorTydoT
| ROOD an gttorney OF Taimage, to relmburs,
/ them 20 the sum Of n.1o122 with interes
since April 23.lS02
| NORTH PATTERNS Carrie /. Nc
/ Murray, By her attorneys Charles J. Andre'
/ and John o. Yeiser OF Omaha. hled a sui
| in the district court OF Lincoln countl
against the city Of North Platte, the oolec
| OF S55.O00 for injuries sustained on defec
tive walk IN this city on April 2, 1870,
| NEBRASKA CITY-W. +. Hair. who 4
one OF the leading merchants and property
owners OF Unadilla. this county, IL golnl
10 test the validity Of the scavenger act
Some OF his property was sold. ana WheI
the county treasurer the amount due anS
this was refused. The result IL suit
CENTRAL CFTY-District court con
vsned here xestsrdAy for an equity -