Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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FOR congresS--Thos. w. Rlaokburu. Adv.
Voice Culture, Delmore Cheney, Boyd Thr.
Rudolph =. swoboda, accountant-auditor.
Bowman, III N. 16.. Douglas shoes, S3,s0.
Pa Rourks for Quality cigars, sis 5. 18th
Binshart, photographer, 18th & harnam.
Pants TO order, IS up; coats and pants,
$50 up. MacCarthyw Wilson, 9O4 s. 18th.
Popular Prices at the uer Grand Cafe
White walters. Open a. m to II p. m.
Ready A6oney-S1OO to $1,000. Nebraska
Saw. and Loan Assn, Board of Trade Bldg.
For the safe keeping of money and
valuables, the American safe deposit vaults
In the Bee building afford absolute security.
Boxes rent for 81 per year. or 81 fer three
months
Husband is lEissing-vital j. Boyer, 2O5
South Thirteenth street, has been re-
ported by his wife TO the police as missing
from home since last Friday. She knows
of no reason for his disappearance.
Woman says Boyo Called Rer Names
Mrs. J. c. Jensen Thirty-seventh street
and Webster avenue. swore out a warrant
Tuesday for the arrest Of Glen Adams and
Marion Holloway, boys whom she charges
with "calling her Names"
Texas Sheriff Comes for nEan-sheriff j.
J. Rogers Of Cleburnc. Texas, left Tuesday
morning for that place with John Thomas,
alias VIII Hicks. who is wanted for as
saulting with intent to kill w. w. Dobbs
in Johnson county, Texas, April 1s, 1906.
Appraisers Meet In secret-The board Of
appraisers held a meeting behind closed
doors Tuesday and discussed the values Of
the Cut OFF lake property. Several meet
ings will have to be held before a final
decision will be reached, says a member OF
the board.
Omaha Nan s.. A r. Trustee-Raiph w.
Breckenridge has just received information
that he has been elected member of the
board Of trustees of the National Society Of
the Sons of the American Revolution. The
meeting of the National Society was held
in Buffalo,, N. Y, April so and May /.
Burglars Mako Good Hsul-The home OF
r. b. Busch, POOL Binney street. was en-
tered by burglars Monday evening while
the family was away and two gold watches,
several lockets. pins and other jewelry and
childs bank containing so in cash were
stolen. The value OF the "swag' is 800.
Geese Stolen Through q window-Two
fat geese were missing from the stock in
the commission house of Copeland &
Flynn, 1903 Howard street, when 1t was
opened Tuesday morning. Investigation
window and evidently had made off with
the birds.
Contract for German Club House-Par.
sons & Kiene. contractors who built the
Omaha Young Mems Christian association
building. have been awarded the contract
for erecting the German club house ir
South Omaha. The building is to be OF
frame and will cost $4,000. Work will be-
gin at once.
Cars over New Lines-The Omaha 8
Council Bluffs Street Railway company
will have its cars running over the new
Farnam street exter sion Sunday for the
first, time. For the heavy Sunday trave
TO Riverview park every Farnam street
car win be run to the park. but during
week days only every other car win run
over the new extension'
Eaoes Doom on Smell Amount--On
charge Of stealing a 25-cent piece, Ton
Murray is before a jury in district court
facing a possible term in the penitentiary
Tlfe seriousness of the case is the fact HI
is charged With breaking into the store o
Andrew j. johnson in order to steal tn,
quarter. If he is convicted he can be sen
fenced to a term of from one to ten year.
IN the penitentiary,
Mrs. o. c. williams Sells Ker Home
S1ios OSNdA ~ hilAtoiAS AldS cbAh llSi mum
at Thirty-thlrd and Dodge streets to c. e
Benson for Sl1.5OO, while NJ, e. Wicker
sham has sold the home at the northwes
corner Of Thirty-second and Pacific street
to w l.. Park for $500, The Byron Rec
company has sold three lots on Dewe
avenue between Thirty-fifth and Thirty
sixth streets to H. ID. Foye for $500 pc
lot. Mr.. Foye, who is manager of tn
Limoneira company, will build fine resi-
dence on the lots.
Moves Another Mans Fenced. J. WI
son filed complaint in police cour
against soph Hassell. 3640 North Forty
sixth street. charging him with removin
a fence. He alleges that he recently con
structed the fence around his orchard an
in so doing made It impossible for team
10 drive through his place. Hassell, h
says. has been accustomed to take thi