Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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rbarfss u. Ady. General Agent. Omaha
g.or. xour Pine Fura IN moth proof
vsults. Nominal cost shukerts. Is a Harry
Evsry polar rIaced with the Nebraska
9, Savings and Loan Assn helps 70 earn an
other. Six per cent per annum credited
eemi-annually. Jog Board OF Trade Bldg.
Help the Census lEan-supervisor Of
Census Charles L. Saunders asks that par
ties knowing the family history Of persons
who have left the city temporarily viii
kindly send IN such Information to the
census bureau in the federal building. It
IS tho wish Of the census department to
get as accurate a census Of the population
OF Omaha ~ possible. and to this end the
assistance OF all good citizens IL requested.
Brogan Represents omAha-omaha's
representative on the speakers program at
the annual dinner Of the Nebraska State
, association OF Commercial clubs az Column
bus, April Is, will be Francis A. BroRan.
Ills subject will be. Law and Business"
ANnouncement has not been made OF the
CDR speakers.
Fomaha-tha nEarkst Town-"Omaha Is
N R3AEA 49, aM ~ 49, 80 MAANA
westP said ~ p Dean at the Commercial
club. Last Saturday I received by reg
tstered mail, ten watches from Tillamook.
Ora 20 be repaired. Think OF that. within
- few miles OF Portland Just how Omaha
' gets his business n hard to figure out I'M
3 less by reason OF the favorable advertising
II gets through our trade excursions"
Collision INJURIES Mirk-C J. Kirk, ~
sxpressman. was knocked from his wagon
Tat Twenty-fourth and L~eavenworth streets
h WEDNESDAY afternoon by q rear-end col
IJisiorA With an automobile, which sped
Away from tho scene Of the accident Kirk
was removed to his home, S22O Charles
street He noted the number OF the ma
chine, which he says was driven by a man
with a woman passenger. The police are
looking for the machine.
Grain Company wakes asturn-The Ne
Z braska-Iowa Grain company is the first
grain corporation TO make its presence
known in the office Of the county assessor
, The return shows y1s.61O worth Of personal
! property. The law firm OF McGnton
> Gaines q Smith is running Sullivan & Rail
close for putting in a Law library at some
where near the true valuation, the las
named having some time ago reported 500
and McGnton, Game g. Smith now return.
Ing $3.50
Prince hoy FAX 81 OomAng-Henry Sling
'!he Union Pacific's Chinese agent, visitet
ehe general offices Wednesday. prepare
Z tory to making a trip to San Francisco
EUhers he will meet the party, consisting
y Of the Chinese minister, his son and secre
tary, who are on their way TO San Fran
cisco to escort Prince Boy LAX to Washing
ton, where he expects 70 meet Presiden
Tuek Hrhn EhNuaan nwfnaG fo rnu1fun n
America to study American methods o
: maintaining the military.
More Changes In new York Life suud
ang-Nev owners of the New York Lift
building have taken out q second perml
sIoT work to the amount of $4,000. to b
done on the structure. in preparing it 70
l the Omaha National bank, which is to TAX
y possession about June !. The first permi
was for the amount OF $4,000. making
total of $4,000 in all to be spent on alters
aions and improvements, with probabl
moro 20 come vet On the new plumbin
alone $1,000 IS being spent which means
Thorough Q~verhauling and much new wori
\ on every one of the ten floors.
PossmastsP Thomas Rsturns-Poa,
master IA - Thomas returned Tuesds,
tAvening from the big Shriners' conventio
ct New Orleans. which adjourned April Il
lie reports having q big time and that owe
bs2.O0 shFiners were in attendance, and wit
Ehe visitors st was one OF the biggeE
crowds that New Orleans had seen 70
years, surprising the Mardi Gras festi'
tiles Arab patrols were present from ever
part Of the country and kept things moN
ing. One thing that impressed Postmast'
Thomas a little out OF the ordinary wa
that New Orleans with $4,000 population
had g less postal receipts last month tina
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