Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-11
Nebraska


mitted to the board before it is finally
passed upon.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mayor Jackson and
the Board OF Health had a meeting last
evening, At which time the former APP
pointed Charles Buckner as health officer
and he will begin work under the directions
OF the board TO enforce tho health ordi-
nance. This means trouble for the butch
ers. milk men and those who do not clean
ness.
KBARNEY-Buffalo county will get
through the Inheritance tax law 2S4 from
the George Meisner estate. now being set
tied In county court. The Interest on this
amount will be added and will go 90 the
was appraised at over S6OO, 900. The expenses
Of administration and entanglements OF the
law amount to sll5,OOO The money received
by the COUNTY will go towards the improve
ment Of public highways.
NEBRASKA CITY-John A. Banker and
Miss Bessie Medley Of Hamburg, Ia. and
OF Nehawka, came TO the city last even
ing and were united in marriage by Judge
w. w. Wilson. All four OF the young
people are highly connected and took the
evening trains to their respective homes.
The brother and sister OF the last named
couple were here last week and were mar
rted by the same official.
NEBRASKA CITY - Yesterday after
noon while the trial Of tho case Of James
Golf, against the Morton-GreEson Packing
company, was on and just as the plain
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Of their testimony, the attorneys for the
defense moved that the court dismiss the
case as there was not sufficient evidence
to show that the plaintiff had been in
jured seriously. Judge Travis sustained the
motion and dismissed the jury.
KEARNBY-Jacob Dunnlgan, a middle
aged man. whose home is at Seward, died
Tuesday afternoon at the Kearney hospital.
The cause Of his death was a very unusual
disease. He was brought here in a leth-
argy and possessed very little energy. 1t
was found upon examination that his blood
carried very few red corpuscles, but
abounded in white ones. He had suffered
to Seward, whore 1t will be inferred.
oAKLAND-The citizens of Oakland held
a caucus at the opera house Tuesday even
ing n and nominated the foilOytng ticket for
mayor; A. B.. Peden, councilman, First
ward; Oscar Samson, councilman, First
Gilman, Second ward; A. Gustafson, treas
urer; A. +. Wickstrom, clerk; Eric Morell,
Justice OF the peace, The question OF
license or no license will be by direct vote.
TABLE ROCK,-Mrs. Margaret Stolz,
widow of John Stolz, who died u few years
since, died at her residence, five miles
northwest OF here. after an illness of sew
eral months OF Brights disease, Monday
night at the age Of Sc. The family were pio-
neers, having located on the place, where
she died. about fifty years ago, coming
were held this afternoon at the late resi-
dence and che was buried In the Branek
cemetery, near the old home. There are
no living children
STROMSBURG-At a meeting Of the
scandinavian Mutual Insurance company
OF Swede Home, In this county, the policy
from Swede Home to this city, and new
officers were elected, consisting of Charles
F Floodman, president; P. c. Nordlund.
secretary, and II. s.. Nelson, treasurer, ali
Of this city. This insurance company was
established in Swede Home about twenty
rive years ago and was constituted then
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is now becoming a very extensive institu-
ton, taking in practically over half of the
people owning property In this ounty
FAIRBURY.-Last evening the members
OF the Jefferson county Laymen's Mission
airy society held a banquet at the 1. o.. o.
F. hall in this city. There were about rs
members present and the banquet was
church. H. F. Hole acted as POSTMASTER
and interesting and Instructive talks were
given by L.. Q. Jones Of Lincoln, Rev. F. w,
Russell of st. Louis, Mo, and also by sew
eral local members of the organization.
Seward I. L. Davies OF Utica, has com
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les stating in his petition hat Mr.. Boon
misrepresented the facts in an elevator
sale some time ago.
SEWARD.-The license question will
probably be noted upon at the spring cleo
ton, petitions having been circulated last
week with that object in view, and filed
SEWARD.-The viii Of the late Henry
Bedford has been filed for probate. and by
its terms each of his twenty-seven grand.
children will receive an equal share of his
property, which amounts to about SIPS, 900
His children were given 800 each by the
terms of the will, he having decided each
one a valuable form some time before his
death.
EDGAR-The Clay county Sunday asso.
citation met in the Christian church Wed
nesday in this city and held morning, after
noon and evening sessions. The speakers
were Miss Brown and Rev. G. w. Lewis OF
Lincoln, and G. d. Meight of Indianapolis
These speakers occupied the time of the
sessions except the time necessary for the
business of the association.