Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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lighting acknowledgement CO.
Best Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin
City Dye Works, 407 South Fifteenth
Is5o-National Life Insurance co--lslo
Charles E. Ady General Agent. Omaha
Tor wage Farmers the monthly repay
ment plans Of home loans Is surest. cheap
est, quickest Nebraska Savings and Loan
association, 106 Board OF Trade building
The latest Duntley electric cleaner for
rent. Mrs. oliver Phone South I'll.
PHONE SOUTH sos for case Of JET
TER GOLD TOP. rcmpt delivery to any
part OF the city. William letter.
There are Several ways OF saving
The Nebraska Savings and Loan assocla-
ton may and others. Our way pays per
cent per annum. LOG Board Of Trade
building.
Boyer il Bound over--R. r. Boyer was
bound over In police court for trial in dis
trict court at the arraignment of the sus-
poets of the burglary syndicate" Four
of his alleged accomplices were discharged
only to be rearrested on a new complaint.
Knights GO &c LinoOln-A number Of
Omaha knights of Columbus will go to
Lincoln today TO witness the initiation of
large class of candidates in Fitzgerald
about 100 from Omaha will be present at
the exemplification of the third degree,
which takes place during the afternoon.
George Mccormick, where Are You7-
Postmaster B. f. Thomas is in receipt of a
letter from w. 1. Mccormick OF Garden
City, Kan, asking information as to the
whereabouts of George Mccormick, who
was last heard from in Omaha. The let
Nar eeaNa hat afaNan % M1TNA
mick is lying seriously i'll in Bethany hos
pital, Kansas City. Kan, and that she is
anxious to hear from him.
Students see Sun spots--omaha High
school astronomers, in order not to be
behind the times, got out their telescope
Friday under the leadership of DIR. Senter,
and found those spots on the suns face
that have been worrying the world for the
last few days. According to estimates made
on the distance from the earth TO the
sun they found that one of the spots was
about 100000 times as large as the surface
of the earth.
Plumbing BIDS Go over-The Board of
County Commissioners did not take up the
plumbing and heating question again Satur-
day morning. but voted to defer action a
week. Resolutions were passed doing away
with an inspectorship of foundation and
concrete work on the new court house
and with the services of the engineer at
the Detention home who has not been work
| ing since May 8, when the necessity OF
heating the building ended.
Suit for Land AIlotment-Hiram Chase
| jr., through his next friend and father
Hiram Chase, ST., has brought suit against
the United States in the United States cir
cult court for an allotment of land under
| the provisions of the act of congress OF
February s, 1901. The amount of land in
volved is eighty acres. Young Chase is
but 10 years of age. The selection of the
land was made by Hiram Chase, ST., both
| father and son being Omaha Indians. II
December, 1903. Mr.. Chase, ST., made q
| formal demand upon the secretary of the
| interior for the allotment, but without re.
suit. He now asks for decree from the
court awarding the allotment and for costs
of suit
Sand IL Nuisanoe-Merchants on
| Cunning street in the vicinity of Twenty
fourth have been sending sarcastic letters
to Street Commissioner Flynn inquiring
why the sand has been left on the new
brick pavement Until it HAS become con-
siderable Of a nuisance when tho wind
blows. ''Fhis department Calia do nothing
| for the kickers," said the street commits
! sioner. Neither the city engineer nor the
contractor will permit US to remove the
sand from newly paved streets until q
| month or more has passed. The pavement
| is covered with the sand so that it car
work down into the interstices as traye
passes over 1t. The longer it is left up tc
certain limit the better the pavepent
will be, as l am informed"