Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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htnshart photographer. 1Sh &Farnam.
mAn- I'm IL Douglas shoe. ss.5a.
alsotr1eal Wtring and Rspairs-Burres.-
Granden company, 1911 Howard .treet
eeuieahls Lafs-Palicies sisht arsfts nj
maturity. Il d. Neely. manager. Omaha.
Danish women Give BaEaar-Tbe DAMS,
bsdies AID society will give a bazaar in
washington hall Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Konr Monsy and Insurance Pnp,ru
SAehld De kept in a fire and burglar
preet safe deposit box in the American
SaAs Deposit vaults in the Bee building.
BoTes rent for only - a year.
unlawful Measure used-For having In
his possession IN unlawful measure. y
Nsvick was arrested Wednesday morning
on a complaint filed by J. G. Pegg, city
inspector Of weights and measures.
Marss Frans Bur4sd-The funeral Of
Marie Franz. aged 70, who died Monday.
was held at the Davis chapel. zoe South
sixteenth street. Wednesday afternoon. In
ter ment was in Laurel Hin cemetery.
AuAged esrFaVbsE q Roys-D. Eisemsn.
chafged with aiding and abetting delinquent
boys by buying stolen junk from them. has
been placed under arrest. He gave q $500
bond before Judge Sears Wednesday morn
inR.
SSSeasl PoEtoffios Agents zsrs - Will
ism c. Wood and Emmett Partridge Of
Washington. D. c. special agents OF the
Postoffice department, are in Omaha on
business connected with the general post
office department work pertaining 10 the
close Of the year.
Roll Of Bills Loss-A roll Of bills
amounting 10 S125 was lost by S. II. Arnold.
who Operatae a phaf,gr,v al .t,,at, A., 4. - ia
street car at Sixteenth and Burt streets.
while he was on his way from his place
OF business to the postoffice Teusday even
ing. He offers a reward Of SIS TO the finder
II he money is returned TO him.
Admitted to Praotdos-Frederick r.
Haird and YAH Z. Purdy, young lawyers
OF Omaha were admitted to practice in the
LATED States circuit and district court Of
nebraska Wednesday morning by Judge
NJ H Munger. Their admission was made
on the motion and recommenda+ion Of
United States District Attorney Goss.
&ystAe Lodge stag social-The knights
II the Mystic Circle lodge has prepared an
elaborate program Of rntertan ment for a
stag social which 81 will give nj its rooms
In the Rohrhough building Friday right.
The program viii include music. wrestling
ieAtl and d few spscialties, and refresh
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Grain Exchange Dsrscsors-N q. Up
dlke, Nathan Merriam and F. s. Cowgirl
were re-ticeted directors Of the Omaha
Train exchange by ballot of members yes
teEdsy, TIE term is three years. ]. B
SNeriiager was elected for one year to FL
The unexpired term Of S. A. MewhOrter
whO recently resigned from the directorate
NThcre were no other candidates and OF
course nc contest.
Rather Expensive overoost-The over.
coat which A. 4. Ross stole from d guesl
at the Paxton hctsl several days ago
proved 20 be q rather expensive theft. Al.
though the coat was worth about SO Ross
Dawned a. for s.. The fine he was assessed
1n police court Wednesday morning wher
he plead guilty to the charge of petit lar
ceny was s35. 80 Ross is out $50 He will
servo cost hss SENTENCE in jail: z
Tor sale" sign Does the wOrk-Tht
byron Reed Real Estate company has sold
10 Patrick HeaIey a one-story, flve-roou
cottage at 2s24 Spring street IN summlt
addition, which belonged 10 Alvin Z. Car.
mine. The consideration was Sl6bG. A few
hours later. while Healey was looking owe
his new property, he noticed a For Sale
sign on the next door house and bOugh
that for the same consideration.
Albert Scott on Tral-AIbert Scott. VIII,
was arrested by Officer Bloom. who fount
lin crouching In an alley with a handker
chief tied around the lower part OF nj
face and a loaded gun IN his pocket. is OF
trial IN the district court charged witt
breaking into the store Of Herman Freide
and stealing two revolvers and some watcl
chains. Some OF the stolen property wa
found In his possession when he was at
rested.
Pete Endrss Sticks 90 E1s Last-Pet
Endres was a visitor IN police cour
"Wednesday morning this making tn
fourth or fifth time he has been require
10 answer u charge OF unla wfully hauling
garbage. The case was get for Friday morn
ing. While he is having the validity o
the present city garbage contract and ord
nance tested in district court, the polio
are almost daily srresting him for break
Ina the law.
ExamtnAfion OF Clerks ana carrisrs-
The annual examination OF pOsioffic
clerks and letter carriers for positions o
the eligible ifst OF the Omaha postoffio
win be held under the direction OF Mia
Viola Coffin, local secretary OF the Unite
States civil service commission NOve1nbs
Is and 2. Over lie applicants will tab
the examination. OF this number eighty
five viii be examined November Is an
sixtE-five OF more on November n
rhartJ Days for TAXING sas-Thirt
Gays in Jan was the sentence ~pronounos
uD0n MRrnie WymRn and hrs. J. II. Suttol
Us North Fifteenth street. who were COZ
VtOtod Of taking So from Archis VIC
HREeu IN 8 saloon Tuesday. This was n
case IN which the detectives supposed tn
rSSO had been stolen, Won Hagen reportiI
The number Of francs he had with hi
when he arrived IN the city, instead
telling the police the number Of dollars /
had iOst.
xASuasnAEt ooz Zolas MSStaags-LAs
tsuAnf Colonial ElAnch B. Con OF Kans.
City, prCvtncihl officer 0f the midWe
p-Ovtnce OF the Salvation Army. viii col
dust three large meetings an the SalvatiS
Army hall lul Davenport street, sunds
Ihs officer 70 be here all day. Al Il
evening service al 8 o'clock Major aud N =
Harris, the new divisional officers for n
hrnska ana south Dakota. VIII Dc instAna
A praise meeting VIII he held al 3ID
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