Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Recount Of Votes Slow, With No
Changes Of Consequence.
GAINS AND LOSSES ARE SMALL
Not Enough Indicated 20 Change the
Result In Any Of the COntests-
City Central Committee
Organized.


The recount OF the votes In the contested
cases yesterday proved a very tedious pro-
cess and during the whole day only one
ward, the First, was covered. There are
contests on between J. J. Fitzgerald and
James Pivonks, DIT. r. W. Faux, J. n.
Devine, Fred Herflinger. Henry r. Hart
nett and John j. Larkdn Of the democratic,
and between Dana Morrill, and G. NJ. Rich,
Charles vana and John Vanwie, August
Miller and Joseph Nadolinski, q. w. Sears
and T. @. Inghram and A. w. Bazaar and
Thomas p. Peterson Of the republicans So
far as the vote has progressed not enough
errors have been discovered to change
the nomination. Mr.. Faux has found no
changes. Fred Herringer gained one vote.
T. @. Inghram lost two votes and a third
ballot is In dispute. The cross was made
opposite the blank line left in each case
and as c. w. Sears name is the next line
above he laid claim to the vote on the
ground that the voter intended to vote for
him. Mr.. Inghram held the opinion that the
man intended to write in a name and for
got 1t after he had made his cross.
G.. M. Rich gained one vote In his contest
with Dana Morrill,. The recount win begin
this morning at $50 O'Clock. At the rate
OF progress made II viii require about three
days TO complete the recount. In the cases
Of the other contestants in which the vote
is not close the board may decide to throw
out the examination on the ground that
the results cannot be changed in any ma
terial manner by the possible errors.
Central Committee Appointed
The South Omaha city central committee
was organized Monday evening ct the re-
publican headquarters with George Mcbride
elected as chairman. The committee con-
sists OF thirty-five residents divided as
nearly as possible throughout the seven
wards. The candidates were all present
with one or two exceptions and the de-
feated candidates were nearly all on hand
and all declared that they had no sore spots
left and would be out pulling for the ticket.
This degree of harmony was much com
plimented by the other speakers and lie the
cause Of much good feeling on the part of
the nominees. Meetings of the campaign
will begin as soon as the present contests
are over. In this matter the republicans
and democrats are all In the same boat
Each party has about the same number of
contestants,
John McAdams Dies in Iowa.
John McAdams, 2Sls G street, died at
Kankakee, Ia, where he had been visiting
with a relative. after he had spent some
time at Excelsior Springs. NO. hoping for
relief from rheumatism and a complication
Of kidney troubles. He grew no better and
he was taken on this visit to Iowa hoping
to relieve him. There he became worse and
died. The relatives here disclaim the facts
Of the dispatch sent from there last week
that John McAdams had attempted sui
| Nfda Hfa hoHr yiII h. oanR e. Ga,,4h, n-,oL.
for burial. He was janitor at the Lincoln
school and has a family of young children
and his wife surviving. The arrangement
for the funeral have not been made
Magic City Gossip.
Mrs. Edward Todd is reported seriously
Ill,
The N. N. o. club is to give a dancing
party at the Rome hotel March II.
H. C. Bostwick and John 8. King have
gone on q weeks trip to Sheridan, Wyo
Michael Corcoran. who has been Ill for
duties.
Mrs. Frank Dolezal has gone to Toman
City, Ia, to visit her mother, who is SER
Mrs. A. F. Selinger was called east yes
terday by the death Of her brother, John
Blakeley.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert linen, who has been Ill, is Inn
TELEPHONE So. 1858 and have a case Of
letters Gold Top Beer delivered at your
residence. HENRY ]. JETTER,
Mike Paszldewicz Is building a new cot
tage at Thtrty-third and S streets. John
Painter is building at Forty-third and T
streets.
The Women's Auxiliary Of st. Martins
sToRz BOTTLED BEER-we deliver
in South Omaha at same prices you form
erly paid. Broderick g. Maslowsky, 2SO1 O
st. Phone South 1881.
church will meet this afternoon at the
Twenty-first street.
Glover Leaf Camp No. 9. Royal Neigh
bors of America VIII give a social and card
party at the Modern Woodmen OF America
hall Thursday evening.
The West Side Methodist church is erect
ing a new chapel at ThiTty-second and II
streets. The present intention Is to have
the dedication on Easter Sunday.
sToRz BOTTLED ~BEBR-Phone your
order for Storz Bottled Beer to US. we
deliver any place in South Omaha promptly
Same prices as formerly. Broderlck <.
Msslowsky, 2SO1 Q st. Phone South 1881.
The Swedish, Norwegian Republican club
will meet at the old Toner hall Thursday
evening. This meeting is Important and
the members are urged to be present.
Mrs. Mary sinkule. 20 years old, died
Monday evening; The funeral is from the
hour and date have not yet been fixed.
John Polish, aged "a, died at the county
hospital. The residence of the family Is
169 South Twenty-elghth. Nc arranRemenfs
have been made as yet for the funeral
sTORZ BOTTLED EER-Prlva Fam
lily trade in South Omaha supplied promptIv
by us at same prices as formerly. Phons
your order. Broderiek a Maslowsky (retaII
d~ealers), 28n Q st. Phone South iBSi.
D.. Fl. Reynolds, So years old, died AZ DaI-
las, S. d.. Sunday. The body has haer
sent to South Omaha and will be buried
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Wilson. 1888 North Eighteenth at 0 a M
today. Rev. George Van Wrinkle will have
charge.
StorU BottTed RocL- A.. !