Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
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ship You Mi6ss 10 Smith Omaha
Gas FiHturss-lurGesu-G co.
nest DRY Cleaning Of garments. Twu
sity Dye Works. i0i South Fifteenth.
lsst Dentistry west OF New York. Or.
Fickes. 72i CITY National Bank BIDS.
oppsnhsim Wairdrssaina Pariors moved
20 235-7-S-s-tO city National Bank Bids.
Youth and 8saith should be taxed 70
provide for old age; a savings account
with the Neb. Savings q Loan Assn viii
start you right 1905 warnam. b. Of T. Bldg.
Omaha Rubber oo.--E. II. spraEue presi-
dent, is showing fine lire OF every kind
OF rubber goods including various styles
OF rubber coats and automobile accessories
Tor very reasonable prices 1906 Harvey
street Just around the corner."
J. Franois Visits city. Francis, gem
eral passenger agent Of the Burlington
lines east OF the Missouri, was In Omaha
Saturday. Mr.. Francis was formerly pas
senger agent of the lines west OF the Ms
souri, and stationed in Omaha.
Auto Epesdsrs AppsaI-George r. Rein
ami Leo Westovor, convicted Of speedin :
automobiles in county court Thursday, APP
psaled their cases to the district court Sat
urday. They filed appeal bonds OF 500
each. The fiues assessed In county court
we're i25 each
Inspecting DairisH-A committee OF the
city council with President Brucker acting
90 pilot started out Al 80 Saturday after
noon in two automobiles to inspect the
diaries. A number @. places that we're in
bad condition before the recent agitation
were visited to find out il there has been
any Improvement
Idosnss by ProEy-Because his en-
plOyers wouldn't excuse him from work
even to Eet a marriage license 6. Albert
Wolniewlzc got ono BY proxy in the county
court office Saturday. He sent his brother
j. l.. Wolniewisc, who made the necessary
arrangements. He secured receipt for
the 81 license fee so his brother could not
question his veracity.
Purse snatehsr Sentenced - Edward
Dodge, convicted OF snatching purse
from Miss Grace Meloue when she was
walking home one afternoon a month ago,
was sentenced to one year in the penl-
tentlary by Judge Estelle in the criminal
division OF district court Saturday. The
service will date from Dodge's arrest, the
month OF his imprisonment in the county
Jail pending trial being applied on the
penitentiary sentence.
Two Burglars sentsneed--MajOr Jones
and Willis Langford, the two negroes con-
victed OF breaking and entering, were sem
fenced by Judge Estele in the criminal
division of district court Saturday Jones
getting two and a half years aud Lang
ford two years. Sentence was pronounced
after a motion for a new trial on the
ground OF insuftciency of evidence had
been overruled. In consideration Of the
fact that Langford is younger and less
hardnened than his partner in crime Judge
Esteile gave him a shorter sentence.
BACK from Elevator Experimentation
ing the purchase OF Kimball elevators at
$1,000 for the new county building rather
than Otis elevators at $4,000, Commission
ers Bruning. Pickard and Bedford re-
turned saturday morning from Kansas
city, where they inspected elevators OF
both kinds. Both are electrics. The com
missioners made no report TO the Board OF
County Commissioners and the matter will
not be definitely decided until report
from James Phillips, consulting engineer,
who accompanied the committee, Is re-
celved.