Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Rudoiph y. swobodA, Publio-Aeoouutane
whomas W. Bla1kburn for congress. adv.
1ovzan, III X 10. Douglas shoe. ts.se.
7 - Aourhs for Quality cigars. sic 5. 18th
hinshArt, photographer. 18th 4 Farnsm.
yamss Q. Einslsr for county atty. Adv.
Sohn l. Pisros for state auditor. (Adv.)
Douglas Printing CO., ana s. 18th. Tel
VA.
Equitable Ltfe-Poiicics, sight drafts at
maturity. H. .. Nicely. manago Omaha
y. ". simsral has removed HE law Of
ices 70 rooms "a and z2 First National
Bank building,
aurgssr-orandtn Co, 1911 Howard 81
/. Gas, electric FIXTURES. electric wiring and
repairs. Residence electric fans. tio.50.
Tor the safe keeping OF 'noney and
Valuables the American safe deposit vaults
IN the Bee building afford absolute secur-
~. Boxes rent for a per year. OF 81 fos
three months.
Ten Dnys for Six Donars-For passing
q worthless check for Sc on the Paxton
Hotel company Tuesday s. L, Rishoe was
sentenced TO ten days in jail BY Judge
= Crawford wednesday morning.
woman Asks divorce ana Child-A Pc
titIon for dfvorce has been filed by Hazel
Dyer. pho asks liberty from her husband,
Arthur Dyer, and the custody OF their
child on the grounds Of cruelty.
otrls start Fire that Barns shsd-A
bonfire built by two little girls in the coal
shed belonging TO Julius Westron, 276
Douglas street, destroyed the structure and
contents. causing a loss Of f5, about $50
Tuesday evening.
WIN Cslebrats Golden wsdding-Mr.
and Mrs. Newton J. Smith, parents OF Mrs.
David Cole. will celebrate the rftieth an
niyersary Of their marriage at the home of
their daughter. 1912 Writ street. August Is
The affair will take place from 3 to
O'Clock in the afternoon and from 8 to II
IN the evening. It will be wholly informal
No special Invitations have been sent out
Saving in Feeding Prisoners-The board.
y Ing of prisoners at the county Jail during
the month of July cost the taxpayers Just
4 ts73.T7, or &4S2.2S less than during the sans
Z period last year. The amount paid out fol
prisoners fare last year during July wal
ss56M The large decrease is due for th'
- most part to the fact that there has beer
q q much smaller number of inmates at tn,
' Jail and to the fact that food has been OF
the whole cheaper.
Judge boasts Yoncemsn-Pollce officer
were seNSTohy bSOFeo ny duubb CidWAOtN
"wednesday morning, when "'is'oner' tool
exceptions to the methods Of the officer
who insisted Pm arresting men on tn,
charge OF being Suspicious characters
and then falling to appear against them q
police court OF leave any note OF explana
ton as to the cause OF the arrest. Abou
twelve OF such cases were dismissed by tn
Judge Wednesday morning.
warning About stolen Money Orders
Chief Postofflce Inspector Vickery OF Kan
sas City has telegraphed the Omaha post
office department TO be on the lookout 10
a number OF stolen pogtoffioe money OF
ders recently taken from Station II, Kar
sas City The orders number from 100.
to 10.eO0 The Omaha postmaster Is aske
to notify retailers and others to be on III
4 lookout for orders bearing any OF the stole
\ numbers to refuse to receive them and al
rest the parties presenting them.
Governments 8nAgboat NcPhsrson-Tt
government snagboat J. b.. Mcpherson tie
up at the port OF Omaha Tuesday nigi
on It's return from Kansas City to Siou
NCity. II left for Sioux City at $50 Wednei
day morning and on its way up the riv,
will undertake to pull the big dredge barl
of the Pollard-Campbell company off II
ssandbar several miles above Florence. tt
officers OF the boat report that there wei
fewer snags In the river between Oman
' and Kansas city this season than for Sc,
eral years. There has been very lit
chsnge IN the river channel and the his
water Of June did little or no damat
northward from Kansas City.