Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-19
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Eight Men Bound Over on Assault
Charge.
STATE HAS MUCH EVIDENCE
County Attorney Declares Important
Witnesses Have Been Allowed
To Get Out of state
Clean-Up Orders.

Joe Kraijcek Joseph Tendra, William
sedacek, Willard Stanley Joe Drahos
Anton Korinek, Thomas Cauley ap2 Mike
Slayer were bound over to the district
court by Judge James Callahan of South
Omaha Tuesday afternoon under $1,000
bonds each, being charged with criminal
assault
1t was found necessary to change the
complaint when Attorney James English
LEANED that the real name of the injured
girl was Ida Mikkesen, instead of Edith
Michaelsen, as-he had supposed up to that
time. This caused some objection on the
part of II. b. Fleharty, council for the de-
Tense, but 1t was permitted by the court
The evidence submitted to the police
court was much stronger than had been
supposed, although a number of the wit.
nesses for the prosecution testified unwill-
ingly. Most noticeable of these was Albert
Slayer, who admitted having been one Of
the party, and to have helped carry the
beer. He tried to establish the fact that
he was too drunk to know anything about
the case. but he remembered that all the
party in the court room had been at the
scene Reluctantly at the end he declared
that he had been an eye witness to the
assaults.
as a witness. He was apparently the more
unwilling to testify because he is a brother
to one of the defendants, Mike Slayer.
The state claims to have much more evil
dence than has been produced at the pre-
lminary trial
Joe Vondra and Albert Slayer secured
bonds and have been released until the
court demands their presence.
County Attorney English appeared con-
siderably irritated at what he declared was
lack of interest on the part Of the police
department Of South Omaha. He said he
was surprised that certain important wit
nesses had been allowed to get out Of the
city.
Perina Orders Clean UD.
Chris Perina, the new sanitary inspector
has announced an active policy, now that
his appointment has been confirmed and
he expects to begin by serving notices for
a general cleaning up of the alleys and
back yards of the city. He said that the
notices would permit the residents three
days in which to comply, then If their
premises were not cleaned he would at
once order their arrest for violating the
city ordinances. He held the position that
much of the summer season diseases, in
Guiding dlphtheria and scarlet fever come
will take active measures that no blame
will rest on him for not being active in
his office. He said IL was not necessary
for people to wait until he served notice on
them, but that he hoped they would take
the hint and clean up.
IL. e. Oily Arrested.
H. E. Oily was arrested Tuesday by
Officer Sheehan for Creston, la. 1t is
charged that Oily committed an assault
with intent to wound a man of that city.
billy has just been released from the
county jail where he was sent on a charge
of petit larceny from South Omaha. In
mediately upon his release he was re-
arrested for the Iowa authorities.
Magic City Gossip.
DR.. C. Il. Sapp has returned from a two
weeks visit to Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nader, 6l4 North Tween
ty-sXth street, report the birth of a son.
The South Omaha bowlers expect to or
ganize a summer league Thursday evening
Samuel Percell an automobile driver, was
arrested by officer Kroeger for exceeding
the speed Limit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shrigley entertained
in honor of c. c. Cllftons birthday Mon
day evening.
William Barton, alias Hobson, was ar
rested last night on a charge Of carrying
concealed weapons