Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
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a lun list Va tanuiuil.oo Nnte,,- naNr t.,Ot
sen'oianee Va pNI.y ufsaaess,,VH thl"1
tnen. vi tnv ,.Hu.ass,es .,.,iSauJ 4a1u
many "a the OiU s"u p..e'tusi. O.,',u.uai.ea
iisure proIninN ut.,, G.,s s"0 sv~,.i,s ga t,oi.
O,ectlon NnI so, -~,A "a ,"e safsln
uusty su,u 4,,. ..- .s. ,,v,lvd,e,Uir
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\ IL rs expected tnat ,uc. ,rHaal comut.t.
lees, OF at Ieast ,ne IrsiteTnai Vrsani4a.
tiOns NltnIn ,ne parties AAOwu a, viuos.
pIi taNe a manu- ouI1bg tne Week -Selld
tnat tne lsts oi caHotuates ate lui..
Ine repuDIlcalls naNv 40 noIniueU Tor
treasurer Or tUr taN COnimseI0ae., al.
ui0usn 1t is saiu tuat vdnq,uates w.n b.
IOuhu for these OlIiGss VINO win nave u
gOoo chance Ot Winnlnb "a, was expected
mat other timber WVuIU De uut ror tnn
Office OF city clerk, 'Dut as 9vt u. %. Fen'
neuy rs the Only man tonne. '-.- .'H
Among the democrats IL appears THAI the
interest IA the head Of the IICkeJ is greatly
lacking this year. 1t is taken a. a slgn
Of good omen Dy tue republicans. Gno
center Of the fight win be for tie cily
treasurer and tor the city clerk. In tho
rirst J. J. Gillin and j. ". Grlpble Will bu
the chief contestants IN Tue 'clerkship
light b. r. Eogsen viii nave Pm, Bdr
rett. '...'.t.F
The various wards are not as YET repre-.
sented by nominees for the counoif only
one has been nominated in the new Seventh
ward and some OF the other wards arn
lert vacant by one party or the other.
PACKERS short OF Cars.
The cry of the packers of South Omaha
has been for more refrigerator cars. For
two months it has been almost Impossible
for the several companies to fnl their
orders because the railroads refuse to le.
turn the empty refrigerator cars. The
freight and shipping departments of the
packing houses have had a great struggle
to keep up with the orders under this
shortage. The packers have discovered
that 1t has been the custom of the rail.
roads. especially during the stormy periods
to sidetrack all the cars which were empty
and do the best possible to get the loaded
cars through. Tracsrs have been put Oh
the road to discover the whereabouts OF
these missing refrigerator cars. They have
been found at way stations all the way
from New York to New Orleans. Many
OF them had been showed in hastily and
record Of them was almost lost in the
volume of business. II has required the
full Ingenuity of the shipping departments
to trace out the hidden cars and get them
started. The weather is much better and
yet railroading is difficult The rails are
frosty and the additional strain has taxed
the freight engines so that they don't work
as well as they should In the winter sea-
son. These factors make up the cause
for much delay Passenger trains have
not been able to make the schedules within
an hour or two OF the"time. Tne'fre
schedules have been. until last week, al
most demoralized. "'
This fact is the most serious complaint
OF the live stock commission men. The
trains which should arrive and be unloaded
early in the morning often arrive at noon.
This results in drasgy, unsatisfactory
market
Small Packing Plant to RuiId.
George Hoffman Of the firm Of Hoffman
Bros. announced Saturday that his com
pany will build an additional building thia
spring to be used az a slaughtertna house
for cattle. The building is TO be two stories
high and constructed of cement The
dimensions Of the building are 60x1OO feet.
The plant is located at Twenty-fi fifth and
U streets, near the southern limit OF thu
Swift packing plant p-
This company has been in operation for
several years ana has supplied consider
able Of the local trade. It has done no
Interstate business as yet !" 'sd
The new building win be begun with the
approach Of spring.
Magic City Goasip.
The city council will meet this evening in
adjourned session
Jesse Rich, father OF @. M. Rich. is re.
ported seriously i'll, -g1 4 - - -
letters Gold Top Beer, delivered to any
part Of city. Fred Hefflihger Tel, South iSis
Frank Henry son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Henry. has returned from visit to Kan
The jewish society Of South Omaha will
give Its first annual ball at Rushings hall
Andrew Miller has returned from a bust.
seV eral weeks.
Telephone sss and get a case Of Jetter's
cod Top bottled beer. Delivered at your
residence. Henry ]. letter. Il N ..fI
David Garratt chief of the fire dapar1
ment who has been seriously Ill Recently,
Is recovered so as to give partial attention
to the duties Of his office. -
The basement Of the new Presbyterian
church has been completed and the work
Of construction will begin as soon as the
weather conditions make it practicable.
The stockholders of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen Temple association met I,
ana elected the following directors FRIDAY
evening": c. NJ. Rich, chAirmaI; j. 81
Markey, y. A, BaTinger, L. r, Chase, Her.
man steinberg, W.. Nagle, Martin Mott
August Miller ID. j, Farrell J. r. Offer,
man. II. Peterson and j. .MunsOn. -
Try ChambeTlain's Cough Remedy when
you have cold and you will be pleased
with the prompt relief afforded