Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Thomas W. blackburn, lawyer.
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Pest Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin
City Dye Works. 4O7 South Fifteenth.
DR.. W. X. Foote, Ooulist and aurist. has
moved to 723 and 725 City national bank.
The Savings Habit once formed leads to
independence. One dollar starts an ac-
count with Nebraska Savings and Loan
Assn, 106 Board OF Trade Bldg Omaha
In the divorce Court-Ihe following
suits have been fiieu: Jennie Pospisil
against Joseph Pospisi'; Charles A. De
Langle against Albina De Langle; John #.
Shaw against Eva F\ Shaw.
Special Session Of Juvenile 0ourt--A
special session of the Juvenile court will
be held next Monday morning by Judge
Sutton, in order to give a hearing to ,he
five boys arrested Thursday account Of
burglary.
Nineteenth street Property Soda lot
between Howard street and st. Mary's
avenue, near Nineteenth, has been sold
by M. w. Bernstein to the Elizabeth
Kountze Real Estate company for con-
sideration of $4,000.
liams, who filed for a place on the repub-
lican legislative ticket. has withdrawn be-
cause of pressure of business which pre-
vents him from making the race, notwith-
standing the assurances Of support of many
/ friends.
Downtown Paving Nearly Done-Con-
tractor Hugh Murphy and his gangs of
workers are beginning to see the end of
Ia. dOan IN
downtown streets. The asphalt is nearly
all laid now and the coming week the
thoroughfares running north and south
will be ready for travel.
mark savidge Has Pulpit-Mark Saw
idge, son of Rev. Charles w. Savidge of
Omaha, will preach for two months at the
Ponca church, just north Of Florence.
Mark savidge is a student at the Univer-
sity of Chicago and offered recently to fill
the pulpit of any preacher in Omaha who
wanted to take a vacation.
70 Collect OLD Debts-Attorney Charles
e. Foster has been appointed special
counsel by the Board of County Commits
sioners to collect outstanding debts and
moneys due the county amounting to about
$4,000. The amounts are due the county
and district courts. Mr.. Foster will be
required to give a $1,000 bond and turn in
This collections once each month.
Progress on Union Paoific HeadQuarters
Concrete mixers are being set up ano
broken rock and sand is being delivered
at the site of the new Union Pacific head
quarters, Fifteenth and Dodge. The
driving of piles is two-thirds completed
and soon the steam pile drivers will give
, place to derrloks and other building para
} pnernalia.
County to Appeal Drainage Case
County Attorney English has been in
structed by the Board of County Com
mi sioners % take an appeal to the SUI
preme court from the decision, of Judge
Sutton In the Papillion drainage district
. case. The board petitioned for an In
junction restraining the district from
building any more bitches across Doug
las county roads and Judge Sutton refused
to grant the order.
Lots of Tourists--Mr. and Mrs Meyer
Klein have returned from a trip TO Colo
RADIO, taken for the benefit of Mrs. Klein's
health. and she is very much improved
Mr. Klein reports that Denver and Colorado
generally is filled with tourists. II never
saw such crowds of pleasure seekers cir
culating anywhere as are to be found In
i Colorado" he said, "They are every
where, and all apparently have plenty OF
money"
TO Make Dining Room Larger-CountJ
Commissioner Grant has prepared 9 res
olu .lon to submit to the county board
authorizing the expenditure of about
900 for improving the dining room al
the Douglas county hospital. Under pres
ent conditions the dining room has ac'
commodations for only twenty persons
I AS there are nearly 100 to be fed, mea
= usually occupies several hours and the in
mates must await their turn.