Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print II.
Rudolph r. swoboda, Pubno-Aooountant.
Bowman, III X l6. Douglas shoe, $3.50.
Pa Rourks for Quality cigars, ais S. 18th.
R~inehsrt, photographer, 18th & Farnam.
James Q. KinElsr for county atty. Adv.
Equitable Life-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. H.. ID. Nicely, manager, Omaha.
BurEsss-orandson Co., 1911 Howard.
Gas. electric fixtures, electric wiring and
repairs. Residence electric fans, 5000.
Pitch your tent at bellevue for the
c~hautauqua season, July 20 to August 2.
Phone d. s4s, room $40. Young Mems
Christian association for information.
For the safe keeping OF money and
valuables the American safe deposit vaults
In tho Bee building afford absolute secur-
ity. Boxes rent for a per year, or 81 for
three months.
In nivorce Court--Bernard NJ. Doran has
been granted a divorce from Flora Doran
for desertion. Mary l. Elliott was granted
a decree by Judge Rediok Monday from her
husband William II. Elliott.
Homes wanted for Thirty Children-The
probation officers are looking for suitable
homes in which to place thirty children
for adoption. They also have a number
VI DOyS VINO II AOOhAllB ~ WIN
Tries 70 Pawn shoea-Ed Nightingale
was sentenced to thirty days in Jail on the
charge Of petit larceny by Judge Crawford.
Nightingale was found trying to pawn four
pairs of shoes which had been stolen from
the Stryker Shoe company.
Saloon Keeper 10 Discharged-Owing to
insufficient evidence Fred Jensen, a saloon
keeper. who was arrested by officer Wool
ridge on the charge of selling liquor on
Sunday at his saloon on Twentieth and
Cunning streets, was discharged in police
court.
Woman Sues for Alleged slander-J. H.
Wasserburger, manager Of the Omaha
!, Mortgage Loan company Is being sued
In the district court for alleged SANDER
by Miss Genevieve McGunness Of Omaha.
Miss McGunness demands that he pay
$1,000 damages.
More New Street Cars-Eight new cars
are being built by the Omaha g. Council
Bluffs Street Railway company at the
Omaha shops and ten new cars have been
bought in st. Louis and are to be delivered
in time for the fall festivities. These cars
are all of the large type.
BOY is Bound over-James ireland, the
youthful burglar who was captured by
Deputy Sheriff Osborne on the evening of
July 16 after breaking into the Hunter
grocery store on Twenty-fourth and Binncy
streets, was bound over to the district court
by Judge Crawford on the charge of break
ing and entering. His bond was fixed at
500.
Bradley Has Now Fee Reporting system
Sheriff Bradley has inaugurated the sys-
tenn of turning into the county treasurer a
report of all fees received every three
months instead Of once a year, as the law
requires. The second Of these reports was
given out Wednesday, the total amount OF
fees collected being ~t1,s45.64. The total for
the first quarter of the year was Sl,4S.1O
Taxes For Opening OF streSt-City
Treasure. Furay serves notice on the
owners Of all property situated within
one block OF Tw~enty-fourth street
throughout the entire length of the street
that taxes FOR the opening of the street
Will become delinquent July 80. Owners
Of the realty on the street have to pay
f,r the opening Of the street thoroughfare
which will make it the largest street
IN tie city, extending from Fort Omaha to
gouth Omaha. After July 70, interest of
or cent win accrue.
Burglars steal Through Windows
Climbing the front porch of the residence
of ~. Sorcnsen, 2314 Henderson street.
at an early hour Wednesday morning, a
burglar entered the mouse through u VIII
dow on the second floor and stole a re-
volver which was lying on a dresser. While
Bertha Klein, who lives at POS North Thlr-
teenth street, was away from nome Tues
day evening a thief entered the house by
raising q side window and stole $40 which
the woman had hidden under the carpet
The thief was evidently acquainted witt
the hiding place. as nothing else in the
house was disturbed.
Nature Study Club-The closing exer
cises Of the Nature Study club Of the
Young Mems Christian association will be
held Friday. These prizes will be awarded
David Cole gives a camera to the boy max
ing the best all round exhibit. Charles
Harding, DR.. ]. p. Lord and ]. C. French
will give a prize of ST. each to the three
boys making the best showing In a collec'
ton of insects, birds and leaves. Prof
j. Wilkes Jones win give tickets to the
National Corn exposition TO all boys max
ing [ grade Of above 80 per cent. TIL,
club has boon one of the most successful
features that the association has ever put
on.
Auto Law No Joke, Says Judgo-Thre'
more ]autoists were fined in police court To-
exceeding the speed limit. "When you au
tolsts realize that the law is not a Joke ant
that the violation OF the speed law is
menace to the public safety We will hav,
less trouble. A second arrest and convic
ton for the same violation will mean
much heavier fine. I find the defendan
guilty and fine him $40 and costs" sal,
Judge Crawford in the case OF Harr,