Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-04
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Diamonds, Edholm, jswslor.
RudOlps p. swoboda, Pubno-Acoountant'
Bowman. III n. Is. Douglas shoe. $3.50.
Pa Rourke for Quality cigars ale 9. 18th.
Rinohart, photographer. 18th a Farnam.
Equitable Eifs-Polieies. sight drafts at
maturity. H.. ID. Nicely. manager Omaha
Burgess-arandsn Co., 1871 Howard St
Gas. electric fixtures. electric wiring and
repairs. Residence electric fans, 1850.
For the sSfekeeping Of money and val
ables. the American safe deposit vaults
in the Bee building afford absolute secur-
ity. Boxes reEt for - per year, or 81 for
three months.
H.. y. graham sells Rssidsnos-Jennie
, ID. stowe has been given a deed to the resi-
dence just north OF Farnam, on the east
side OF Thirty-fifth street, by II. b. Graham
for a consideration OF $1,000 cash.
Colt ~company-The Colt Au-
tomobile company has filed articles Of in
corporation with the County clerk. The capt.
tai stock is $4,000 and the incorporators
are, j. Clarke Colt. j. T. Stewart and Ella
VI. Brown.
RaEor wrisider Goes TO yail-Kittie Nor
RE was sentenced to ten days in jail by
Judge Crawford Thursday morning for cut
ting Sallle shaefer with a razor during an
heated argument on last Saturday. Both of
the women are colored.
suit for Car Notwithstanding a cal
he was ailEhting from at TWenty-third and
Dodge streets jerked suddenly and threw
him to the pavement. Nathan Goldman has
begun suit in district court against the
street railway company for 5000.
Costin Farm is sold. r. V. Costin has
sold the old Costin farm, eleven miles west
OF, Omaha and two and a half miles west OF
Willard, to John stolley for $4,000, the price
being Just 500 per acre. The farm Is one
Of the most desirable in the county and
everything around Is said by dealers to
be held as high or higher.
Canvass of Roturns-The official canvass
Of the primary returns will begin Friday
morning in one of the jury rooms on the
second floor OF the court house. County
Clerk Haverly has appointed NJ. o. Gun
bingham and Otto ]. Baumann as members
Of the board to act with him in counting
the vote. The canvass will take severa
days.
Must be Careful Of oarbags-Healtf
OFFICERS Nielsen and Morrison Of the police
department, acting under instructions Of
city Physician Connell. are planning a cru
SADIE against the unlawful dumping OF gar
bage anywhere but at the dumping grounds
o al the foot OF Pierce street, which IL public
and a private dumping ground at Twelfth
and Nicholas streets. Anyone found dump
ing garbage or refuse anywhere but thes'
two places will be hailed before Judge Craw
ford.
Bonnie Leaves with Fifty pOllars-5en
ME Hoffman, a youth who was a forme
Inmate OF the state reform school, liz agali
being sought by the police for decampinl
with $50. Young Hoffman has been EN-
'ployed by A. e. Singer, a grocer of 1O1
Pacific street, and Thursday morning h
was sent by Singer to pay a bill. SINCE
gave Hoffman $50 at 10 O'Clock and whel
the young man had not returned at
O'Clock Singer notified the police, who as
certained that Hoffman had not been t
any Of the places to which he was sent b
Singer. sa N
Crusade Against 1oys-The probatio
officers have begun aonther crusade sgalni
the young boys who have been making
practice OF pilfering from the freight car
In the yards and arrested six lads Thurs
day. -Four were arrested Toe stealing lc
and selling II ihothe neighborhood and tw
were arrested for stealing corn from
car. The mothers OF the lads were sun
moned before the probation officers an
upon their promising to keep the chlldre
from the railway yards In the future tn
lads were allowed to 90 on their ow
recognisance. This is the first time III