Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-18
Council Bluffs
GOVERNMENT EYE ON ALIENS
Strict Watch Being Kept on Natu-
ralizations.
TECHNICAL OBJECTION RAISED
Divorce Mil Begins Again with De-
cree to A. u. williams - Fran
ces Kirkpatrick
Files suit.

That the government Is keeping strict
watch on applications Of aliens for nat
uralization was evidenced yesterday in dis
trct court, when Judge Wheeler was COM
PEELED TO refuse papers to Henry NJ. Horn
OF this city. Horns application was tenn
porarily barred by a technical objection OF
the government agent detailed to attend to
such matters. The objection was based In
the fact that Theodore n. Petersen, senior
member OF the Petersen & Schoening com
pany and recently elected a member Of the
Board OF Education. who was one Of Horns
witnesses. had not known him for the full
five years at the time he signed the affi-
davit, as required by the United states
statute. The defect, however, will be cor
rected and another application will be filed
later by Horn.
Eight men born under the rule Of foreign
potentates were made citizens Of the United
States by Judge Wheeler. Those to whom
naturalization papers were issued all OF
whom are residents Of Pottawattamle
county. were Chris Peter Nelson Bolt
Chris Jacobsen. Luigi salazzo. Martin
Rlndsley, Nels Sorenson, Wyde Peter Peter
sen, James Christian overgaard and Henry
Dewaelle.
The divorce mill started grinding yester-
day. as Is usual at the opening Of each
term of court. A. B. williams was granted
a legal separation from Matte G. Williams.
to whom he was married April H. 1907. Will
liams based his suit on statutory charges.
Adeiine X. Scott was given a divorce from
Carey w. Scott. to whom she was married
October 10, 1898, on statutory grounds.
Kirkpatrick Divorce.
Francis H. Kirkpatrick has filed suit
for divorce from William T. Kirkpatrick.
to whom she was married in Denison, Ia.
on July q, 1908. and from whom she sep
! arated on September q of last year be
cause, as she alleges, Of the defendants
cruel and inhuman treatment. She also
makes a statutory charge against her hus-
band. Mrs. Kirkpatrick. IN addition to the
divorce. asks the court to quiet her title
TO the property at 1904 Sixth avenue, which
she and her husband have been occupying
as their homestead.
The temporary assignment made by
Judge Wheeler includes the hearing IN tn'
removal case against Major George II
Richmond, chief Of police. which is SCI
for Wednesday Of next week. The tenn
porary assignment. which is subject to re
vision, lie as follows:
Thursday, March 17-Russell against Rus
sell. ON
Friday, March ls-GloDohs against SlO
bons, alimony.
Saturday, March 1s.-Pangle estate. Byrt
against Bellinger; Rasmussen agalns
Rasmussen, alimony; Day & Hess compah.
Monday March 21-Sherwin agalns
Sherwin and others; Spaur against SpauT
Wednesday. March 23-Richmond remoVa
case.
Thursday, March 24-Elsworth agains
Ellsworth; Clark against Clark lmplemen
Friday, March 25-James against .parl
commissioners; Reynolds against Holden
Il beck; Olsen against Sayaes.
Monday, Flarch 2S-Painter lnVestmen
company against Adkins.
tuesday, March 29-Hansen agains
Walker; Hansen against Rodd; GLE
Thursday, March s1-Bentley agains
Kitchener.
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