Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Diamonds, Edhoim, Jewslsr.
Rudolph =. swoboda, Public accountant
"a Rourks for Quality cigars. ais S. 18th
Ginshart, photographer. 18th q Farnam.
Bowman, III N. i6. Douglas moe, $3.50.
For oounty commissioner, Oscar ]. Pick
ard. Adv.
Elsctrical wiring and Rspairs-BurRess.
Granden company, 1911 Howard street
Equitable Life-Polices sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely, manager, Omaha.
For Furnace or Not water Continuation
heating the Omaha stove Repair Works.
1905 Douglas. Bell Tel. Doug. $50. Ind
A-3621.
Keep -FOUR money ana ~valusbles in a
safe deposit box in the American Safe De-
post Vaults in The Bee building. which IL
absolutely burglar n flreproof. Boxes
rent for only 50 a year or 81 a quarter.
Fourth Hall for Zion councn-The
Omaha Zion council will give its fourth
annual ball Sunday evening at Metropolitan
hall, Twenty-third and Harvey streets.
Lille r. Bsymer GETS q Divoros-Lillie
+. Beymer has secured a divorce from
WILDER w. Beymer on evidence that he
had abandoned her and failed to support
her and their child. She was given Gus
tody Of the child.
Lemp Brewery Files Articles-The will
liam j. Lemp Brewing company of Ne
braska, has filed articles Of incorporation
with the county clerk. The capital stock
is S2l,cG0. William J. Lemp, jT., Henry
Vahlkamp. Joseph w. Belohradsky are the
incorporators.
Fine Art School Tncorporated-J. Jan
Dvorak and George II. whaley have in
corporated the Fine Arts Institution with
a capital stock of $4,000. They are author
lied to conduct a school for the teaching
of art and painting. M. C. Remington,
Bertha Whaley and Rose ]. Dvorak are
also interested in the corporation.
J. H. Davis Pleads Guilty.. H. Davis
Of Omaha, who was recently indicted by
the federal grand jury for using the United
States mails for a scheme to defraud, en-
tered a plea of guilty before Judge w. II.
Munger Saturday morning and was sem
fenced to pay a fine Of 800 and be confined
In the Douglas county Jail until January /.
Forefingsr valued at s45o-Four hun
dred and fifty dollars is the value Of a
fore finger according to the appraisal of a
jury in Judge Sutton's court Saturday
morning, This amount was awarded Frank
Swoboda, a blacksmith at the Union Pa
cific shops who had the first finger of his
AA6hN iioAh iloAAbth ~ a lIlD MANNER
while at work. The second finger was also
slightly injured. He sued for 5000.
Hotel Clerks Meet Monday Night-A
regular meeting of the Nebraska and low
Hotel Clerks association will be held Nom
day evening at the Rome and the date and
place of the big annual meeting of the as
ISOLATION will be then determined. The pro-
gram may also include an address by
former President William Anderson, chief
clerk Of the Rome. The call for the meet
ing is issued by President NJ. B. Park and
Secretary +. b. Yates.
J. Cook johnson Case Dismissed-The
case against ]. Cook Johnson of Omaha, a
poultry fancier. was dismissed In tho
United States district court Saturday MORN
ing on motion of the United States district
attorney. johnson was indicted in the fall
of 1906 for using the United States mails
for an alleged scheme to defraud, the in
dictment alleging that he had not deliv-
cred the goods in accord with his adver-
tisements in numerous poultry journals.
Concrete Work on City Jail starts-Con-
crete foundation work on the new addition
to the city Jail, which is to be used by the
county while the proposed court house is
being constructed, was begun Saturday
morning by a force of eight men. The con-
tract calls for the completion Of the build
ing within sixty days. so the work is being
rushed in order that the structure may be
rooted within a month, after which during
the colder weather the cement flooring and
other finishing may be done.
County Helps Pay for Welcome Arch
The county board has come to the rescue
of the city and appropriated $3.50 to help
pay for the big steel welcome arch erected
hu tho cIfv AZ EIgbtaaOth and Earnam
streets. The arch cost in the neighborhood
Of $500 and the city council asked the county
to stand half of the expense. The board
responded with the appropriation. The
board also allowed John d. Wear of South
Omaha $500 for damage done to his prop
erty by the building of the Q street via
duct. He claimed $1,000.
Prisoners Wanted in Sioux City-While
being held for further Investigation after
having been arrested at Eighteenth and
Burt streets by Detectives Heitfeld and
Devereese Thursday, Joe and Edna Gull
lette, alias Headley, we're discovered to be
much wanted burglars. Saturday morning
Captain Savage OF the detective force re-
ceived word that the man and woman had
been indicted by a grand jury at Sioux
City for burglary, so the prisoners will be
turned over to an officer from the Iowa
city Sunday or Monday. Their arrest was
the result Of the discovery of a pants
hook in their possession. 1t was supposed
that the hook was used for grabbing trous-
ers through windows. the m~anipulators Of
the hook merely being in search Of money
in the pockets. Marian Kent, who was
supposed to be a confederate of the Gull
%lettes, was fined in police court Friday
and then released from custody.
BLACK ADDRESSES THE STUDENTS
Former Governor of New York Talks