Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Bgv1nAA, III u. 1s.. DOugsRs Enoe. ta-be-
pa GouEks for Quality ciEErA. S1s s. 18th.
&4nshHrt, photoErBphsr. 18th q FErzsm-
Dz- souRzp. 6sz11Et, moved 20 Paxton bZk.
Pants - Order, IS up; coats ana pAntA
30 up. MacCErthy- wilson. sbs S 1sth-
Ready 1EODsy-ElDp TO sb.pDb. NsbrRsks
Saw. and Loan AEHn. Board Of Trade BlaE
Eguftab1s Eass. Pau Morton. president
Policies siEht drRfts at maturity IL d
Nesly. Manager. Omaha
FRrmerE Lumbsv compEuy-.The Farm-
ors Lumber company OF Omaha with an
BUfborizea cBpital of s1B00 0an has flied arti-
cles Of incorporation with the county clerk
Ths company is authorised 10 DO business
when s2sB16 is subscribed z. L Plarnsr
William a DeBorJ Rnd Charles z. Poster
are the incurporHrurs
wife Cites Several cauBss-IEurA G.
Snyder asks for o divorce from Frank
Snyder. charging him with drunkenness
extreme cruelty and nUnEuypor-tl She
wants the court 70 give her the title to
their home ana the household goods and
the custody Of their daughter. and 10 re-
strain MN fron selling the property or
m0lesting her
suit for DEnsgoS-Suit for 81 DDB
against the city Of South Omaha and the
chicago, Burlington d Quincy railroad
has been started IN district court by Sarah
AEnsw and several other heirs Of Nicholas
l. AEnew They assert their property
Ht Furty-fDurth and Q streets has been
anmaged by the construction Of ths new
Viaeuct E2roEs the Burlington tracks on
Z street
4 rrcEnEt au Irrur pu-a, xaaun.n-r
Starr. who Lives near the city limits of
Benson. filed a pruteE1 Saturday evening
Al a special meeting of The city council Of
EensUn against the granting OF & liquor
Il krDg park fur the coming year. krug
park is just within the limits Of the town
Uf Benson. TIE council win listen 10 pro-
tests and decide the matter at a meeting
which Will be held Saturday night
Waller I FsrF VIII E1lsd in omAhn--
b because Of his real estate holding In Doug
las county copy q the viii Of Walter J.
Peck Of ChiraEo was filed for probate in
pgunty cuuTr ManaHE. Mr. Peck was The
owner o. the old United States National
bank building. Kzis estate is estimated a.
svsr saa0.igO and is left ID his wife. Mary
a. T. Peck, and his two hruthers. Clarence
a Peck ana Ferdinand w. Peck Of Chicago
cuavuurlun PromDs1r cumiuF--Johr
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Ilet Aolnes ana secretary Of the LeREu.
II American Municipalities. VIII be IL
Omaha the latter part of the week 10 COD
FAR NILh the local COMMITTEES regarding
hc Date for the holding Of the couventiDi
n Omaha In the fall and 10 arrange pre-
-1r-.lna.y matters. Mr. MAeViuar ma
elSrne Of street ana public improvement
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TEFsuzzo oourt 8satzBties-ApproximR
1850 cases have been before the 3uvenn,
courf in Douglas county since its estRb
Nshneut in 19Bb. The number Of case
was dstermtned when The new docket pro
hdsd especially for juvenile cases wa
aRas up. while al Of these cases hEv
nj been heard regularly. and there are
EsE duplieHt1nnA. II is believed fhls q
About Ihe number uf children before tn
sourt during the period
EuHEry Gas xESsug-John Kichardsni
nd Arf Einker were arrested Sunday oi
complaint OF John AcCormick. 5B7 50utl
rhirtssuth street who made the uniun
hErEs mat he feared they were inteu
lpon rubhtng his gas meier The hLIngT.
nsrer he explained. had consumed mos
" the eREh IN ms hume and WAS decided
We mum plutocratic sr1iule IN the houss
anyway, n Was a marrow escape for IN
Jas company.
oz0uP IA q 2EzEzs n chsernn-erou
Btx q the NshraAks bankers VIII rnsst Z
-hAdrun Nay - and c. p. McGrew, z ?
FoldR. ]. c French and W. P. Hughes wi