Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print II.
T.. p. swoboda-certified Accountant.
Lighting Fixtures, Burgess-aranden 90.
Rihehnrt, Photographer, 18th & Farnam.
Heyn, photo, removed to 16th e. Howard.
ls5o-National Life Insur lnce Co-lslo
Charles +. Ady, General Agent. Omaha.
Try Us First for Fuel Nebraska Fuel
Co, 14li Farnam ST. Both Phones.
Equitable Life Policies sight drafts at
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager, Omaha.
Paying for a Home Is ar easy as paying
rent. Nebraska Savings and Loan associa-
ton VIII show you the way. Board OF
Trade building, 18th and Farnam streets.
Fifty Thousand Dollar sale-Isidore
Goldsteln has bought the southwest cor
ner of Sixteenth and California streets
from Mary NJ. Calm, the consideration
being $50, OOO.
Tony IL Johnny On the spot-There is
nothing slow about Troy Harris, a colored
man, arrested for disturbing the peace.
lie stepped into police court and said
guilty" the Judge said thirty days.
and Tony disappeared.
George Rigby valves Preliminary
George Rlgby. charged with the burglary
OF a downtown tailor shop, waived a pre-
liminary hearing in Judge Crawford's
court and was bound over to the district
court. His bond was fixed at $500.
Grant Post Officers Instansd-The new
officers OF Grant Post, No. 10, Grand Arm,
Of the Republic. were installed Tuesday
evening. The installation of the officers
OF the Grant Woman's Relief Corps was
postponed until the evening of January IS.
Garfield Circle Special Meeting-Gar-
field Circle, No. II, Ladies of the Grand
Army, will hold a special meeting Thurs
day evening in Baright hall for inspection
and to elect delegates to the department
convention to be held at Fairbury in May.
DR.. senter Honored-Dr. II. A. Senter,
head of the chemical department of the
Omaha High school, has received notifi-
cation Of his election as president of the
Nebraska section Of the American Chemi-
cal society. The election was by letter bal
lot and is considered as an honor beyond
the ordinary.
Looked Upon His Appearancs-william
Edwards was sent to Jail for thirty days
on a charge Of vagrancy. Edwards is a
hard-appearing character and Captain
Savidge called the attention of the police
judge to the way Edwards had the Innings
to his coat arranged conveniently for the
storage of stolen articles.
That's How Much it Worries Him-Lee
Bloomfield, colored, was sent to Jail for ten
days on a charge of vagrancy. BLOOMFIELD
uses cocaine and went to sleep while wait
ing for his case to be called in court. 1t
was some time before the officers could
get him to arouse from his slumber so he
could be taken into the court room.
Contra Republican Election-The Cen
trail Republican club will meet Thursday
night in it's rooms in the Patterson block
and elect officers for the year. Because
of the purpose of the meeting 1t Is ear
nestly desired that there shall be a full
attendance of members. Councilmen
Louis Burmester, who succeeded James
Walsh as president Of the club, will not be
a candidate for reelection.
Makes Bad Finish Of Gay Career-oscar
johnson halls from Iowa. He came tC
Omaha to see the sights and closed his
gay career by taking a prominent place in
police court. He had been intoxicated and
did not deny the fact. He said he would
send to the old folks at home and gel
money to leave town on and he was given
an opportunity to make the draft on the
relatives in the Hawkeye state.
p" Major Barker Kept at Home-Major
John Barker Of the health commissioner
phAANS AS ioic up dN Olht Will a Duu SOlu
This is the first time within memory OF
any person now connected with the health
department that Major Barker has no
been on the job, as office man from early
morning until the close of business, and
after, in the evening. The health shoI
really looks lonesome without him.
Alleged Gamblers are Raided-EugenC
Thompson and Ben Williams with thet
respective %retinues, were called into polio,
court. Thompson and Williams will havl
to answer to the charge of keeping gamb
ling houses, cap" Smith gave the Off
GERS the slip when the raid was made, Blu
his arrest is expected to follow soon, Tn
cases against the proprietors and the pat
rons of the gambling houses were con
tinued till Thursday in order to give tn
defendants time to prepare for trial.
Yeiser's Appeal in sohlits Case On
John o. Yeiser's appeal in the matter o