Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-11
Nebraska

remanded. Letton. j., Rose, j., dissenting;
Barnes. j., not sitting.
Tine Farmers Loan and Trust company
against Joseph and Grave. affirmed: Let
Gursko against Britt. affirmed; Rose, J.
Equitable Land Ompan against Wills,
reversed with directions: Reese. G. J.
Rogers against Trumble, reversed with
directions; Fawcett. j..
structions; Reese, e. J.
The Paul schminke company against
Holden, reversed; Root, J.
Weber Gas and Gasoline Engine company,
affirmed; sedgwick, J..
Hankins against Reimers, reversed and
Baker against Racine sattley company
Of Nebraska, affirmed; Barnes J.
State ex rel. Billiard against Searle. re-
State ex rel. Nelson against Lincoln Med
ical college, affirmed; Letton, j.
Kinman against state, reversed
Clearance against State, reversed and re-
manded Reese, G. ].
Urban against Bradley, on motion for
reconsideration Of motion for rehearing;
motion overruled; Reese, G. j.
Parsons against Prudential Real Estate
J., dissenting.
Motions for RehearInE.
The following are rulings on motions for
rehearing:
Young against Rohrbough, on motion for
rehearing former motion set aside; Judg-
ment district court reversed as TO Com
mercial Building company.
IIotchkiss against Keck, on motion for
rehearing former judgment set aside
Judgment district court reversed with, In
Schnitter against McManaman, over
ruled.
Papillion Times Printing company against
SaFpy county, OVerruled.
Rathjen against Burlington & Quincy
Railway company, oyerruled.
Purse against Lambert, overruled.
Myers against Moore, overruled.
Barney against Chamberlain, motions
state ex rel. Bushee against whitmore,
Urban against Bradley, overruled.
DnrneII sees Governor.
Thomas Darnell. state attorney for the
Anti-saloon league, spent considerable time
with Governor Shallenberger this morning
telling hin that tbs liquor laws were be-
ing violated in Wymore and that the
county attorney was not doing his duty.
The governor yesterday had a talk NNGh
the law partner OF County Attorney Nc
Cir and was told that more than 5000
had been collected from persons, who had
been found guilty OF the illegal sale of
liquor and that whenever 1t was reported
lnul liquor was DelnB sou lloShlly, an
investigation and prosecution followed.
Many Autos Registered.
The pleasant weather OF The last few
days has turned the minds Of many peo-
pie to automobiles. The secretary Of state
registered twenty yesterday and fifteen
today.
ChAdrOn Not Ready.
The state normal board, which meets
here tomorrow afternoon will not go to
Chadron at this time. II was expected
before the board adjourned It would meet
at Chadron and select the site upon which
to construct the new normal school, but
word from that town was to the effect
that the citizens are not yet ready for
the board as all Of the work necessary
to a transfer of the property has not yet
been done.
Bishop Has Returned.
State Superintendent Bishop has re-
turned from Indianapolis, where he at
tended the national meeting of superin-
tendents and principals and reported a
most beneficial meeting. Nebraska, wa,
represented by about thirty instructors and
Superintendent Davidson Of Omaha was
elected president. Mr.. Bishop believes
Omaha will get the meeting for the year
after the coming melting. Mobil gets the
coming meeting. AS Mr.. Davidson is the
president and the middle west has moi
had a meeting, Omaha he said would GER
tainly be in a good position to make G
fight for It.