Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
GRIEF CITY NEWS

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Pa Rourks for Quality cigars, s1e S. 18th.
Rinehart, photographer. 18th & Farnam.
james g. Kinglsr for county attor'y. Adv.
Equitable LAfs-Pollcies sight drafts at
maturity. II D. Nicely, manager, omaha.
BurEess-orandsn Co, now in new quar-
terr, 1911 Howard. Gas. electric fixtures
and wiring.
new Member OF Root Firm-A younE
printer arrived at the home OF A. l. Root
ThutIday morning about 1 o'clock.
The Omaha Bureau Of Press Clippings,
established many years. has grown to be
tho largest and most complete in the west
Thousands OF papers read for items. Good
service guaranteed. Note address, 2s0-2s2-
234 Bee Bldg.
NOW Honor for Omaha Man-superin-
tendcnt Davidson. president of the Omaha
playground association, has been elected
one OF the vice presidents OF the Play
ground Association Of America, with Nor
man f.. Hapgood and Seth Low as other
vice presidents.
Misu Bliss cots the PlAoe-Miss Matte
Hiss has been appointed director OF the
girls Fairgrounds in Omaha. Miss Bliss is
"a graduate of the Omaha High school and
OF the Gertrude House, Chicago, a kinder
sarten school. She has made a specially
of games for children.
J. u. Won Dorm Files Articles. Il. Won
Dorm company has filed articles OF incor-
poratlon with the county clerk to do a gem
cral grain and elevator business. The cap
Ital stock Is $4,000, Of which 5000 Is paid
up. John L. Won Dorm. Ralph e. Davidson
and. william A. Hooper arc the incorporn-
tors.
Burglars GO Through window-whlIe
81 Fav.FyV ngIorn I..W0Iawu naAVa1 80
trance to the residence OF Theodore Jensen
during the small hours OF Thursday morn
ing by forcing open a kitchen window. They
secured a pocketbook containing $40. The
empty pocketbook was found In the rear
yard.
Analysis OF water-The hydrant rental
cases are still on trial in the United States
circuit court before Judge T. c. Munger.
The cases will continue for the remainder
of the present week. The essential features
OF tho evidence introduced Thursday morn
ing were upon the analysis OF the water
produced by the Omaha Water company.
Woman Fears 1usband's Tempsr-Au-
gusta Zeeck wants the district court to en-
join her husband, Frederick, to stay away
from her while she Is suing him for divorce
and has secured a restraining order TO pro-
tect her. She says in her divorce petition
he has an ungovernable temper and has
made such threats she is afraid OF him.
She also wants the custody Of their child
and allmony.
Record Of District CouTt-Seven hundred
and thirty-one suits have been filed in dis
trict court since the beginning OF the year,
according to the report Of District Clerk
Robert Smith. The report shows $s,e6s.6O
has been earned and collected during the
second quarter Of the year. Under the new
policy Of the office all fees earned are col
lected. as charges are made strictly in ad-
vance of the service.
Plumbing inspectors ReosiptS-The
receipts Of the office Of the city plumbing
inspector for the first six months Of 1905
exceed those Of the same period for last
year by s16l.5O. The receipts for the first
six months are as follows: January, 500;
February. slO450; March, 1852: April. szS6;
May, s2S3: June. 1863. The total receipts for
last year were E.39L5O and last year was
this banner year OF the office.
omaha Firm Gets sig Contract-At the
meeting OF the city council of Sheridan,
Wyo.. Monday morning the Katz-Cralg
Contracting company of Omaha was
awarded the contract for building the in
crease TO the water system of that city.
The contract was for $4,000. The work OF
excavating goes TO the Omaha firm. The
contract for piping was awarded to a Den
yer firm and will involve about $l25, 900.
Bidders were present from all parts of the
country.
Reminder Of visit to Big City-A fine
OF $f5 and costs assessed him by Judge
Crawford viii always serve as a reminder
TO John Allan OF Fremont Of his frs,
visit to Omaha. Allan came to Omaha
Wednesday morning and Immediately pro,
ceeded to fill up on that brand Of whisky
known as "hootch." Striking UP an &C.
quaintance with a demi-monde, Allan de.
parted with her watch and as a result
landed in jail on the charge OF petit lar,
oeny.
omRha Men at iowa. Conventions. A
searle OF Omaha appears on the program
OF the Iowa Grain Dealers association
which win hold an annual meeting in Def
Moincs Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.. SearlC
VIII address the meeting on the subject Of
INLAND Waterways" F. D.. Wead will &C.
company Mr.. Searle to Des Moines, Will,
f. j. Mcvann, secretary Of the Omahl
Grain exchange. is to lead the discussion OF
the uniform bill Of lading before the grair
dealers Of Iowa.
Military Tournament at Ct. Jos-Ar
engagements are beiDg completed at arm,
headquarters for the detail Of troops from
fofts DeS Molhes' hlieyi LeaNenWorth AM
Crook to take part in the big mritar!
tournament to take place at ST. Joseph
late in September. A delegation Of ST
Joseph citizens having charge OF the tourn
ament, with the a~djutant general OF tn
state OF Missouri. visited army headquarter
Wednesday to confer with the army Off
GERS relative to the tournament.
Decision in Charles Rainbow cAsS-Th
formal decision from the United State
circuit court OF appeals in the Charlie
Green Rainbow case has been received b.
United States District Attorney Goss. TIL
general outlines OF the decision were givei
In The Bee at the time It was first hande'
down. II merely confirms the contention o
District Attorney Goss that the Indian pc
lice appointed by the Indian agents for 20
lice duty on the reservations have fun juris
diction on the reservations in the matter o
police powers.
Railway Notes and Personals,
Alfred Darlow, advertising manager 10
tha ITniOn Pacific. IL IN Denver.