Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-28
Nebraska

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the best u-ighborhoods OK Lincoln across
from the state capitol. Il was reported
considerable beer and liquor was confis-
Gated and several arrests made.
Two welcome Arches.
The Commercial club is figuring on IN,
construction Of two electric arches acres
the main street Of the city with which "a
welcome visiting delegations TO conven.
lions which met here. TIE arches will be
OF the same style as that across FarnanI
street In Omaha. They will have acros
the top the word. welcome" and beneath
the name Of the convention which is In
session. II ls proposed to erect one across
p street at the corner OF the federal square
and the other across o street at a place
yet to be designated.
Mayor Love ut Labor Temple.
Mayor Love addressed the Sunday after
noon meeting at Labor temple this after
noon and talked on the commission form
Of city government, Mayor Love is O
strong advocate of the commission form
u government and the charter which /
now being drawn up under his supervision
calls for that form Of city government.
Referendum at H~avelOck.
A petition is being circulated in Have
lock for the submission OF the liquor ques-
ton to a vote OF the people under the re-
Gently adopted initiative and referendum
An effort is being made to have the petit
lion filed in time to call the election for
April 8.
Call of Supreme Court.
Following is a list Of cases which will
be called for hearing at the session Of the
supremo court commencing Monday,
March 7:
For Hearing Monday, March 7-Llncoln
Tent and Awning Company against Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway Company, Lancas-
against Seelig, Lancaster; Ward (recelver)
against Graft, Johnson; County of Gage
against Wright, Gage; County Of Gage
against Wright, Gage.
For Hearing Tuesday, March s-wallen-
burg against Missouri Pacific Railway
Company Oeargument). Douglas county;
Spier against Schappel, Pawnce; Mcintyre
gains Cunningham, Douglas: Dlrksen
against state, Boyd.
For Hearing Wednesday, March 9-Magic
City Realty Company against Schnecken-
berger, Douglas county McAuliffe against
Noyce, Douglas; Gusler against omaha &
Council Bluffs Street Railway Company,
Douglas; Geiser against letter, Douglas.
For Hearing Thursday, March lO-Carlin
against SeWall, Rock county Scott against
MlCek, Platte; Bryant against Modern
Woodmen Of America, Madison; Donnelly
against State, Boone.
For Hearing Friday, March 11-Nichols
against The Nebraska Casualty Company,
Phelps county; Ward against Ward, Cedar;
Runkie against Welty, Furnas.
Proposed Call.
The following is a proposed assignment
Of cases for hearing at the session COM
menclng Monday, March 81:
Kovarik against Saline County, Saline
county; Prusa. oqal I Wverltt, Colfax; Ar
terburn against Beard, Chase; Br,s 4
Madsen, Greeley; Who'd administrator
against City of Omaha, Douglas; Patter-
son against Nicholson, Seward; Hinckley
against Jewett, Lancaster Palmer against
Loyal Mystic Legian Of America, Adams;
State Elk rel Mcdonald against Harrington,
Dawes; First National Bank against
Hedgecock, Box Butte; Occidental Build
and Loan Association against McGrew,
Lancaster; Holyoke (executor) against
Bishop, Lancaster; Winder against Winder,
rico, Kearney; Cross against Eyerley,
Kearney; State against Union Pacific Rail
way Company. original; Kavan against
City of South Omaha Douglas; Taylor
against Stnll, Cass; Clark against Fleisch-
man, Cass; Dennison against Daily News
Publishing Company, Douglas; Nelson
1aga~inst+State, York; Baker against State,
.Cass. a. r,a. ,ss
''In the Tolls, at Dorchester.
DORCHESTER, Nebs Feb 24~-ztspeeialA
The D~orchestet Cornet band piassa IN
the Tolls" a five-act melodramas III Wahs
ers' opera house Friday TO the hT9est'
house for the last five years. R
jay Byers as Gideon Grind and Grail
stewart as Jack OaHletgh took heavy
parts as villains and Russell FreidelI as
Ned Bennington and Miss Edith Skiplde
as Helen Morton had lead parts, which
gave them splendid opportunity to star
over the rest Of the cast. M. M. WAL as
Bud Brady and Hazel Wall as Maggie
Riley, played important parts through
out, while Miss Nellye Byers v Mrs.
Brady, Henry Wickerkamp as Robert Sew
eren, Karl Kenyon as Richard Morton
and u. Willis as Bob Hanlon, all played
their parts well.
Gordon Wins O~rhtOrtcal Contest.
GORDON, Neb., Feb. H.-(special.)-The