The Red Cloud chief., 1909-09-23

gun detachment at Beatrice to con-
sist OF thirty enlisted men and two
officers.
Mr.. T., Ratnour of Weeping Water.
of the Nebraska funeral directors as.
ISOLATION, was elected by unanimous
vote to fill the vacancy caused by the
expiration of his former appointment
on the state board of embalmers, his
term to expire July 8. 1912.
Judgment for So, 600 in favor Of Mrs.
Lena NJ. Lille against the Modern
Woodmen Of America was appealed
by the insurance organization to the
state supreme court. The judgment
in favor of Mrs. Lille, who had pre-
viously been convicted of numbering
her husband, was obtained in the dis
trict court of Lancaster county.
The Nebraska Telephone company
has appealed 10 the supreme court
from a judgment for $4,000 obtained
by Sadie NJ. Latta, an employe in the
company's exchange at University
Place. who was almost Ciectrocuted
by what she alleged was an uninsu-
lated electric lamp that came in con.
tact with her while she was on duty.
Governor Shallenberger read com.
munication from DR.. f.. Arthur Carr
presenting resolutions of the board of
secretaries requesting the continue.
ton of arrangements for payment of
expense Of compiling vital statistics.
The board decided to continue the
compilation of vital statistics, the ex
pense of such compilation to be paid
out of the appropriation provided for
such purpose.
Governor ShallenbcrGer has ap,
pointed the following delegates to rep
resent Nebraska at the twelfth an
nual meeting of the mining congress
at GCldliCid, New, September q to
October =: L. A. Wcathcrly and
Thomas Maloney of Omaha, J. C. Van
IIouscn of Schuyler. George f. Hib.
ner. T. j. Doyle and Prof. II. II.
Nicholson of Lincoln, Frank Mans
field of Albion
Candidates for appointment on the
state board of dental secretaries to
fiji the vacancy caused by the expira-
ton of the term of Dr.. w. r. Smith
of Geneva, were DR.. w. T. Smith, DIR.
+. A. Thomas Of McCook and Dr.
William II. Mullen of Bloomfield. The
first ballot resulted in one vote for
each candidate. The second ballot
resulted in majority of the votes be-
ing cast for DIR. l.. A. Thomas, and
he was declared elected, his term to
expire August 1, 1914.
The state board of health has ap-
pointed Or. f. A. Thomas of Red Cloud
on the board of dental secretaries to
succeed DIR. W. 7. Smith of Geneva.
The dental secretaries will hold a
hearing in Lincoln for the purpose
Of taking testimony in the case of
dentist of Fairbury who is charged
with immortality by a lady patient.
The board of health has appointed f..
Ratnour of Weeping Water to sue
coed himself on the board of embalm-
ers. The appointment Is for a term
of three years.
Governor Shallenberger has ap-
pointed the following delegates to
! good roads and waterways conven-
tons: Delegates to good roads con-
| gress. Clevelnad. O., September 21.23,
| 1909. Jesse w. Fouts, Dller; Il. Fill
| ley, Reynolds; ]. w. Mcdonnell Fair
bury; Jesse Candy, Broken Bow; dele.
| gates TO lakes to the gulf and deep
waterways convention, New Orleans,
October 80, November l and 2, Hal
| McCord, Omaha: ii. T. Clark ST.,
Omaha; II. II. Hanks, Nebraska City;
| Judge ii. ID. Travis, Plattsmouth; p.
b. Gordon, Decatur; Col VI. A. Bates,
Plattsmouth; John Flynn, South
Omaha.
The first move under the law for
the care of INDECENT durable consump-
tives has been taken by the state
board of health. II has designated
Tabitha hospital of Lincoln as a hos
pital where patients may be treated
at the expense of the county from
which the pateient comes. The law
provides that the charge of the hos
pital shall not exceed 81 a week.
County judges shall receive applica,
cations from INDECENT consumptives of
the nature mentioned and shall hold
hearings on the fitness and necessity
of such state aid for applicant. II
he approves the application he shall
certify the fact to the county board
which shall transport such patient to
some hospital approved by the state
board of health and shall pay for his
keep while there. But no person
shall be taken care Of without Ger.
tificate from a practicing physician
saying that such patient is durable.
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