Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-01
Nebraska

he intends 20 make his home In Mount
Vernon for ~ least a year and II he likes
the place he Will remain there permanently.
Mr.. Henry was q candidate for speaker
OF the house last winter and up 70 within
a few days OF the caucus he had not ar
rived in Lincoln, much to the annoyance
OF his hackers. IL was explained that he
had been called TO Iowa on very urgent
business. The Sunday before the caucus
Mr.. Henry could not be located and his
friends gave IL out thai he refused to cam
paign on Sunday. 1t Is now belived he
was campaigning very diligently over about
Mount Vernon Several times during the
session the gentleman from Holt had a far
away look in his eyes and he was accused
Of not paying a~ttention during the reading
Of the journal. Mr.. Henry has been a
resident Of Holt county for a number OF
years and was one Of the strongest mem
bers Of the late legislature and took an
important Part IN all OF the legislation
dear TO the heart OF Mr.. Bryan's m
cratic party.
Special Supplies for DR.. Roe.
The coffee and the ham and the bacon
fad to the inmate Of the Feeble Minded
institute at Beatrice Is not the kind OF
feed that DIR. q. L. Roe superintendent,
likes to eat or feed to his own family,
So DR.. Roe secured permission from the
Board Of Purchase and Supplies to get a
HIGHER grade fer himself and family. In
tho bills from ths institution this month
- . permit which allows thu superintendent
TO pay IS cents q pound for coffee, Is cents
for ham and q cents for bacon The con-
tract price of tina same articles furnished
the inmates - as follows: Ham, II cents;
bacon, II cents, and coffee, II and 20 cents.
l on the permit It was set out that the goods
we're for the superintendent and his family.
Copies 81 Liquor Laws.
Representatives Of the temperance forces
Of the state have bought 5000 copies Of
the ltqrOv laws and will distribute them
among temperance workers out over the
state. Elmer r. Thomas, w. r. Patrick,
Lys1e Abbott, A q. wolfenbarger, Thomas
Darnell and several other lawyers have
been employed to prosecute liquor dealers
who Violate the lawI
Governor Goes TO Crawford.
Governor sh~al1onberEer and his staff, or
. part of mis- staff. are AL ready to charge
on Crawford for July 4. A part Of the
staff will leave Lincoln Friday evening,
and on Saturday morning the governor
and his Omaha colonels will leave over
the Union Pacific. The two troops will
join at Grand Island. Saturday afternoon
the governor will speak at North Platte.
The party will reach Crawford Sunday aft
ernoon, and will take dinner At Fort Rob-
inson that evening. The governor speaks
at Crawford Monday. The following
colonies will take the trip with the gov
ernor: sophus e. Neble, Omaha; e. J.
Shinn, Beatrice; p. @. Cooper. Crawford;
Robert S. Oberfelder, Sidney; B. r. Mar
shall, Omaha; L. P. U~tterback, Nebraska
City; H. W. f. McDaniels, Omaha; r. b.
Tyler, MIlerton; z. w. westerfeldt, I'm
coin: E. w. Getten and ]. ]. Deright,
Omaha. and AdJutant General Hartigan.
Colonel Tanning is not going.
Asylum Employees Discharged.
The payroll of superintendent Woodard
of the Lincoln asylum, filed today, shows
that the following persons have been dis
charged from their positions at the insti-
tuition, though no reason is assigned for
the action of the superintendent: Kathryn
O'Conner, a nurse; Earl Clauson, assistant
engineer; August Schilling, assistant cook
Libei Hammond. night cook; Minnie Jones,
seamstress; Clara Parks, nurse; H. w.
shumate, attendant; Frances Swehla,
nurse; p. NJ. Bridge. nufses j.. e. sheehan,
night COOK.
Kathryn O'Conner has been employed al
the institution for several years, as have
several Of the others who nave been let
out. t..
Senator Ashton I'm
Senator Fred Ashton Of Grand Island
was in Lincoln today on legal business ir
the federal court. Mr.. Ashton was a mem
Der Of the senate in 1907, but today he said
he knew nothing of politics, having beer
so busy with his private affairs he had
little time for anything elsa
Three Wagon Loads OF Beer.
The fact that at least three wasonioadi
of beer a day are delivered into Lincolr
is disturbing the excise board and a meet
! ing has been called for Thursday to TAKE
steps to prevent the practice. The beel
Is brought in from Haveiock. and as Lin
Z coin receives no license money now, tn
1 excise board is determined the town shall
! be dry In accordance with the vote cas-
= at the last election.
Case Against Mayor Love.
n County Judge Cosgrave has been citeC
/, to appear before District Judge Stewar
and show cause why the case brought b!