Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Gavp root Print n.
Rudolph y. gvoboda-o. p.
EiShting FiAturss-Rurgess-orandsu Co.
Strictly Woue-nrads Pies. Her Grand Cafe
leeo-Nationai Life Insurance oo-ls1o
Charles e. Ady. General Agent. omaha.
Paying for = home is as easy a. pavinr
rent Nebraska Savings and Loan assooia-
ton VIII show you the way. Board o.
Trade building. 18th and Farnam streets.
Voluntary BANKRUPTCY Of Robsrt Hurnu
-Robert Burns OF Omaha, giving his oeou-
patton as a laborer. has filed his voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in the United states
district court. Liabilities, S,OOsss; assets.
$50
Now TO Dsvoiep the Business csntsr-
John J.. McCasue will read a paper before
the Real Estate exchange Wednesday noon
at the Commercial club on the subject OF
How Best to Develop the Business
Center n rs expected the paper will de-
velop considerable discussion.
Master Plumbers Boost for arunwala-
The Master Plumbers association has sent
a plea that Bernhard Grunwald be awarded
the contract for the heating and plumbing
OF the court house "as the lowest bidder"
The association goes on to vouoh for Grun-
W"Aa = hbilAg y NhNNN- OUT the WOrk.
walnut Em Cub AEosting-rbe Walnut
Hill improvement club will meet
at 4ss5 lizard stereet. Friday evening.
March IS. All property owners on Cunning
street beyond Fortieth are especially in
vited to be present. as matters Of particu-
lar interest to them will be discussed.
New Job for =. W. ngoDonald-J. w.
Mcdonald, at present on the staff OF the
ola a. .aA-l.A-- Ali 4 lii -.-- 49, n.
ties OF assistant superintendent Of city
parks. The park board has decided that
superintendent must have an assistant to
help him in properly caring for the various
parks and boulevards.
Agks $500 balm for Broken *
Brown sought $500 balm in county court
for a brokn jaw. the fracture Of which he
attributed 70 Harry Lincoln, a grocer at
Thirty-eighth and Leavenworth. Lincoln
won In court as well as in the melee. Three
witnesses swore that Brown was the ag-
gressor and Brown had only his own tes-
timany in his behalf.
Suit OF sls,ooo Settled for soo-Mrs
Marguerite Campbell has settled with Guy
L. Light on account OF the death Of her
husband for $500. The suit in district court
was for $500 Mrs. Campbell is admins
tratrix OF the estate OF George John M,
Campbell, who was killed last August al
the corner OF Lake and Sherman avenue,
when Lights automobile ran into him.
Conference OF Associated ChaxAtiss-su-
perintendent, w. M. Davidson OF the Omaha
schools, will have charge OF the monthly
conference Of the Associated Charities of
Omaha in South Omaha Friday afternoon
at 4 o'clock in the city council chamber
Prof. g.. WA. Luckey, Of the University
OF Nebraska, will make the principal ad-
dress on PLAY in It's Relation to the Public
School" Discussion win follow.
WomaA's Handbag In 1Eauboz-A
woman's handbag was recovered from a
mailbox In the central portion Of the city
Tuesday morning, 1t had evidently been
snatched from her hand while on the
streets late Monday evening. There was
nothing OF value in II. except a few papers
and some visiting cards. The handbag was
restored to its owner by the postoffice au.
thorities later in the day.
Great western Pays IT'S wAxoS--The Chi,
cage Great Western has made out a tay
return to County Assessor Shriver. leaving
the Rock Island and Union Pacific the onl,
roads now delinquent. The Great Western
return Is made out by its real estate and
tax agent John LdPratt'o Property worth
$425 GIG is reported for 1910. This Is $1,OOC
less than last year, when a return of $42s, ~
was made. The difference IS accounted
FOR by a depreciation OF two bridges.
Charles Clawuon Charged with Forgery
Charles Clawson, charged with forgery
was bound over to the district court by
Judge Crawford after ne had waived pre-.
liminary examination. Il is alleged that
Clawson passed two checks, one for 81