Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-17
BANKERS WANT PAID AGENTS
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ticipate a shortage. The fruit on the state
farms was all killed, and this will be
great loss to the state At Glenwood an
orchard which yielded the state 1900 BUSH
els of apples last year has no apples now.
New Interurban Company.
a. new fhterutban company was 1egafzed
today by filing with the secretary of state
of the articles for the Iowa City, Ottumwa
q Southwestern Electric Railway company.
The main office is in Iowa City. Capital
TO start with, $4,000; Frank Tanner. presi-
dent; Otto Hill, secretary. The company
will build from Iowa City through a rich
country.
Company Incorporates.
The Mississippi Transportation company
of Burlington has become Incorporated for
the purpose of putting on a line of steam
boats on the river and engaging in general
transportation. Alex NOR is at the head
Capital is $4,000. There was also filed for
record the articles for the Independent Co.
operative Oil company Of Sioux City, 5000;
the Cacoum Sugar company OF Davenport,
$780, 900; the Highland Cement Products COM
pany, Davenport, $4,000; the T. J. Walsh
Construction company, Davenport, $4,000,
and the Armory Hall association, Carroll
$4,000.
HOspers Holds His office.
| John Hospers attorney for Sioux county,
still retains his office, though five citizens
accused him of not moving fast enough
in the matter Of making the grand jury
indict the Standard Oil company for I'M
lawful discrimination in the matter OF oil
prices. The supreme court, however says
that it was wrong to make the five citizens
who brought the suit stand the costs OF the
trial in the district court.
The supreme court says that this new
state law for the removal Of derelict county
officials should be applied only in cas- IS
of official wrong-doing established by clear
and satisfactory evidence"
Supreme Court Decisions.
The following supreme court decisions
have been rendered:
State against Everett Wiley, appellant
Van Buren, county, dismissed
State against Frank O'Rourk, appellant
Hancock county, affirmed. w..
state against John Casper, appellant Har'
rison county, affirmed.
State, appellant, against John w. Hosp
ers, Sioux county, modified.
| Lane More Lumber company appellant
against s. c. Bradford, Buena Vista county
Roulette & Miller against Lew Arntz, ap
pellant, Polk county, affirmed.
James King. appellant. against City o.
lOttumwa, WapeHo county, affirmed.
L. M. Linsley, appellant against w. B
Strang Johnson county, reversed.
Preference Law No Aid.
The supreme court, in a case from Wa
pello county, wherein one James KIM
sought to secure the place OF street com
missioner under the soldier preference law
again declared that the law does not pro
tect an old soldier in an office after tn,
term for which he was appointed has ex
lpired. King claimed to be entitled 10 tn
office because of his removal, and 70
damages, but the law does not affect term
OF office as defined in the statutes.
Dies of sewer Gas.
One boy is dead and another is nea
death in the Grimes family, 1901 Capito
avenue as a result of gas fumes from
sewer this morning
shelby County Normal Institute.
5 HARLAN, Ia, June 16.-(Special. )-Th
thirty-sixth annual session OF the Shelb!
: County Normal institute began yesterda,
: morning at the Central school in this city
1 There are over eighty teachers enrolled
T The instructors are Prof. Walter S
= Athearn Des Molnes; Prof. A. v. storm
> Ames; Miss Neale s. Knowles, Ames; Mis-
j Helen l.. Watts, Ames; Miss Edna Dudley
Indianola; Superintendent Henry p, Neil
sen, Harlan, and Miss Gertrude Miller o
Marshalltown. Prof. Athearn gave his lee
T; ture on dad. Mother and the Schoc
Marm," last night at the court house. Fri
, day night Prof Nathan Bernstein of tn
Omaha High school. gave his lecture o
THE Restless Jew" The institute viii b
: followed by the annual summer school.
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YeOmen Plan Bis Picnic.
, MASON CITY, June 16.-(Special.)-
! | Henry Mitchell, the district manager @