Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-17
BANKERS ARE NOT WORRIED
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election, called on Governor Sheldon to-
day and was at the executive mansion for
lunch. Senator Patrick, OF course, is ready
for the extra session and as he was for
the enactment of a county option in the
last Legislature he Is for it now Just as
vigorously, II not more so.
Candidates. Expense Accounts.
Ashton C. Shellenberger, governor-elect of
Nebraska, certainly got little financial help
from the democratic state committee, as
he spent $752. 80 during his campaign, so
his expense account filed with the secretary
OF state today shows. Edward b. Cowles,
successful republican candidate for land
commissioner, spent 1894. IS; silas r. Barton
spont $2s4.6S and N. c. Abbott, defeated
candidate for state superintendent, spent
s17O.92
Johnson Cancels Speaking Dates.
Governor johnson Of Minnesota has can
celled his speaking dates and will not do
any public speaking for at least three
weeks. He was to have spoken here No
vember %. filling a date for the Young
Mems Christian association, but a personal
letter from him to a friend IN this city
says he has been compelled to cancel that
uutS dlu OlhSiS Twins ~ hS 'SSN -
disposition.
Following is the September report Of A,
B. Allen, state inspector of oils:
Barrels inspected and approved ,...... 1880
Barrels inspected and rejected....".-.t. .'.:
Total barrels Inspected. ....t".! NJ 25,96O
Following is the financial statement: 80.
Receipts .
Balance on hand Oct. l. 1sB..,....... 81, 1000
FEES collected on 25,O5l barrels for
Fees osso Objected on al barrels Urom
u. p. r. r., August and Sept.).... 4.l0
Total receipts ......................s3,6 29. 20
Salaries and office expenses...,....$l, C93. 70
Paid TO state treasurer. .............. 1.43o, 90
Balance on hand November l, 1908. ... 1,lOo.W
Total disbursements ........... SECS. 20
Uncollected-Fees on 300 barrels, Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad company.
Mrs. %shevaIier Convicted.
Mrs. Alpha shevalier was found guilty
of perjury tonight on eleven counts. Mrs.
shevalier was the beneficiary named in the
will Of Mrs. Helen Horn. The will was
contested by relatives and did not stand
the test. Growing out of that case County
Attorney Tyrrell had Mrs. Shevalier ar
rested for perjury. She was defended by
\. S. Ritchle Of Omaha and Minor s.
4 hdCul VI IflllNpllls Nv pNiidANg - iSh Nh~
to fourteen years in the penitentiary.
Bar Association Dinner.
The annual dinner of the Bar association
will take place at the Llndell hotel en- the
evening of November "a. Arrangements for
this function are in the hands Of a banquet
committee comprising claude S. Wilson,
r.. II. smith and John j. Ledwith. I'm
promptu speeches will be called for and
John n. Dryden of Kearney viii act as
POSTMASTER.
Following is the program in detail for
the sessions of the association:
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Report on applications for membership.
Presidents address, THE stability of the
Bench" c. c. F~1ansburg.
Reports OF landing eommittees; ,,a
profession, S. p. Davidson, chairman.
Committee on judicial administration, b.
F. Good. chairman.
Committee on legal education, T. ], Ma
honey, chairman.
Miscellaneous business.
General discussion.
TUESDAY MORNING.
Report en- applications for membership.
Annual report of treasurer.
Recommendation OF candidates Tor APP
pointment to the state supreme court
Address, Marshall and the Federal Con-
stitution," II. II. Wilson.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Election Of officers for 1900.
Annual address, THE Etiquette of JUS
tice,' Roscoe Pound.
TUESDAY EVENING.
Ninth annual dinner at the Lindell hotel
All day sessions VIII be open to the gen.
eral public.