Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print II.
Electric Fans-BurRssa-cr andsn 90.
Best DRY Cleaning OF garments. Twin
City Dye Works. 4O7 South Fifteenth.
For wage Farmers the monthly repay
ment plans of home loans is sures,
cheapest quickest. Nebraska Savings ana
Loan association, los Board Of Trade
building.
Paxton inventory riled--The inventory
OF the estate of the late william A. Paxton,
jr, has been filed with the county clerk.
1t shows the total value OF real and per-
sonal property to be S425, S29 with liabilities
amounting to $S5,5i6
County Clerks office Open Monday
The office of the county clerk will remain
open on Monday, July T. until noon to pro-
vide for old soldiers who desire to apply
for their pensions. No other business, will
be taken in and the office will close at u
sharp.
Pickard Has Another Attack-Follow-
ing an operation a short time ago for APP
pendicitis, o. w. Pickard is suffering from
an attack of heart disease thought to have
been brought on by the operation. His con-
dition is not considered dangerous, but he
is exceedingly weak.
Thief Gets q Diamond---While the fam
lily of j. h. Buckly, 40A Charles street, was
eating dinner Friday evening thief en-
tered the house and stole a one-carat dia-
mond valued at $3.50. The report was male
to the police Saturday and steps were
taken 10 apprehend the thief.
Bailey Gets Two and . Half--william
Bailey, colored, pleaded guilty. Saturday
morning to a charge OF assault with intent
to kill and was sentenced by Judge Estelle
to two and a half years in the Nebraska
penitentiary. He was charged with having
shot at Arthur Standish with a 44-calber
revolver.
Check Passer sentenoed--C. Robinson,
who was arrested Friday for passing
worthless checks upon a number of Omaha
merchants, was given thirty days In the
county Jail by Judge Crawford in police
court Saturday MORNING. The game Rob
inson and his pal, Smith, who is as yet
at large, worked in this city Is considered
by the local detectives to be as smooth a
bunco as has been attempted for some
time
In the Divorce Court-Jennie Bickford
has started suit for divorce from Samuel
L. Bickford after a married life Of thirty
four years. She charges failure to support
Douglas G. Russell has begun suit for d.
vorce from Mary Il. RUSSELL charging her
with misconduct. John Il. Mohlman asks a
divorce from Maria Wilhelmlna Mohlman
| on the ground that she took their small son
| and left him, going to Germany. Mabel H.
Button asks divorce from Louis T. But
| ton.
Woman Assigns verdiot-Ida Rocka-
| Teller who was given a verdict Saturday
morning for $974.60 IN district court, must
| have had "hunch" that things were
| coming her way. Several hours before the
| jury brought in its verdict the plaintiff filed
| an assignment Of judgment in favor of a
party having a Judgment against her. The
| defendants were L. b. Scott, A. H. Rosen-
baum and Warren s. Frank. Ida Rockafel-
| Ter charged that in exchange for a stock of
millinery she had received from L. B. Scott
| ct al tract Of land acceptable in every
respect except that it lay beneath the Mis-
souri, river.
May Parole Hall-James Hall, con-
victed by a jury in district court on a
charge of manslaughter, may be released
on parole. II. b. Fleharty, his attorney,
appeared before Judge Estelle Saturday
morning and requested that the prisoner be
paroled for the reasons that he has 4
year-old child to take of and that
| aside from the unfortunate circumstances
| said to have been the cause Of his wife's
death, he has not been a bad man. Judge
| Estelle took the case under consideration
He intimates that there is a possibility OF
| the verdict of the jury being set aside on
the ground Of insufficient evidence against
| the accused