Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-15
Nebraska

in the meantime no citizen has filed a
complaint.
Supreme Court TALL.
Following is a list of cases which will be
called for hearing in the supreme court at
the session commencing Monday, April 10:
For hearing Monday. April 10: The Ken
dali Smith Company against Lancaster
County, from Lancaster; J. b. Watkins &
Co. against Kobiela, from Douglas; Ne
braska Bitulithic Company against City
of Omaha, from Douglas.
For hearing Tuesday, April 20: Thomp-
son against Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railway Company, from franklin; Butter
field against City of Beaver City, from
g. Quincy Railway Company, from Lam
caster; Coos against Chicago, Burlington
ster; O'Connor against Witte, admins
traitor, from Saline.
For hearing wednesday, April 81: Bress-
Ter against Wayne County ION rehearing).
from Wayne Advance Thresher Company
against Vinckel, from Cedar; Chapman
against Meyers, from Otoe; Racine-Sattley
Company against Hansen, from Cedar; Lin
iger against State, from Pierce.
For hearing Thursday, April p; Nebraska
Plumbing and Supply Company against
Payne, from Douglas; Mimic against secur-
ity Mutual Hail Insurance Company, from
Boyd; McCollum against City of South
Omaha, from Douglas; Young against
Rohrbough, from Douglas; Davis against
School District of City of South Omaha,
For hearing Friday, April 81; Clague
against Tri-State Land Company. from
Scott's Bluff; Hasiack against Wolf, from
Platte.
The following is a proposed assignment
OF cases for hearing at the session COM
mencing Monday. May 8:
Cavett against Graham. from Custer;
Sunderland Roofing and Supply Company
against United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Company, from Douglas; MCGUIRE
against Clark, from Custer; Nuttlng against
| Watson, Woods Bros. & Kelly Company,
from Lancaster; Hotchkiss against Keck,
from Saunders; Moor against Keck, from
Saunders; oGodlett against TTansmissour
Mining and Development Company, from
Douglas; Douglas County against Kountze.
against at9% p0p HiseT' f s9STe Wayne sS Tei' s aSh 4
against Sksllberg, from Phelps: Equitable
Land Company against Allen, from Perk-
ms: Anderson against Ohnoutka, from
Saunders; Chapman against City Of Lin
coin. from Lancaster; Ross against Craven
Submitted on Briefs, from Holt; Modlin
against c. l.. Jones & Co. from Adams;
Lochman against Mart. from Dawes;
United States Real Estate and Trust Com
bloomfield against Pinn. from Kearney;
Shirley against City of Minden, from Kear-
ney; Mckee against Goodrich. from Custer;
Champlin Bros. against Sperling. admins
traitor, from Antelope; Cleaver against
Jenkins. from Antelope.
Governor S~hallenberger has issued the
following Arbor day proclamation:
With the recurrence or springtime, a sea-
son so full OF charm and promise, when all
nature is flushed with the spirit of life and
glory. we are reminded of the approach OF
tina splendid holiday so universally OBJ
served throughout our state,
Here, on Nebraska's fertile plains, her
sturdy sons, with a generous zeal, have
adorned and beautified the farms, the ave-
nues. the homes and every city and hamlet
by the planting and growing of trees thai
for years to come will spread forth their
graceful branches for the protection, pleas
ure and qualification of all, and I'm the
building and conservation of our resources
nothing will add more 10 the solid, Sub
stantial future of the state than TO en-
courage the planting and growing OF trees
for their practical utility.
Now, therefore, in accordance with the
custom and law OF this state, ] hereby
proclaim Thursday the I'D day Of April,
A. d.. 1909, as Arbor day and earnestly
request a harmonious and concerted OBJ
ervance OF the day throughout the COM
monwealth OF Nebraska, by the planting
of trees in the parks. on the farms and
about the homes and the schools of the
state and urgently requested to partici-
pate i'm the splendid labors of the day to
the end that all our people may enjoy
the rich reward and heritage that comes
from this pleasant task and duty that is
ours to perform.