Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Electric neutrality-suspicious..
omaha Stove Repair worRs.
Furnaces and Flower vases.

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Omaha Stove Repair works.
Furnaces and Flower vases.
Enen Are Heavy-Receipts from fines
1no forfeited bonds In police court Tor the
month Of May exceeded all previous rec
oros. The total was approximately S25OO.
Government Bonds-Subscriptions for
the new issue of United States government
ponds will be rsceived at the Nebraska
National bank. where blanks and informa-
ton viii be supplied without charge.
Our Burglary, theft and larceny policy
protects against theft by any person Tin
Guiding servants). lawfully or unlawfuny
upon the premises. other good features.
Button. so Brandeis Bldg. Phone Doug
las 1870
kisth visits Hsro-John Keith. former
ranchman AZ Sutherland, Neb. and now
making his home at Hollywood, Cal
where several other Omaha people have
winter homes, Is visiting old friends In
Omaha and incidentally paying up a few
taxes" as Keith puts it.
Condition OF Mrs. Rose-The condition
Of Airs. Julia Rose, who was bitten b. a
bug while working in her garden Is stnl
serious. but ne immediate danger Is an
AtNAbalta llaAehs compensation 6eAz III
Rose is mother Of J. Frank Rose, one of
the clerks at the Hotel Rome.
Seek Esw Circus Lot-when the Bar
mum & Bailey circus comes to Omaha
July u, It may break in a new circus lot
The advance agents are negotiating for
the ground at Forty-second and Leaven-
worth streets. The Buffalo Bill show may
also exhibit on this lot when It comes in
August
lrullsn Before Grand Jury-Arthur V.
Mullen, who conducted the prosecution Of
the custer suit against Chief of Police
Donahue, will appear before the county
Grand jury Thursday morning. presumably
in connection with the enforcement Of the
Albert act. The summons were served on
him just before he left the city for Lincoln
Monday.
Dsavsr Goes TO Bn1ingS-D. Glen Dea-
yer. Immigration agent OF the Burlington,
left for Billings Wednesday. TO make prep
arations for the big homeseekers' excursion
that road Is planning on Homeseeker day.
June & Mr.. Deaver will return TO Omaha
before that day and he expects to lead
out more than 100 farmers to settle in the
Big Horn basin
Cut worms Are Busy-Cut worms are
reported to be at work on the corn in the
low lands of the state, but II is not thought
that any great damage viii be done by
them. c. H Wright has Just returned
from q trip over the state and he reports
that corn is up and is being plowed. In
the low lands found some OF the corn
weedy and the cut worms at work." says
Mr. Wright "but with clear weather for
awhile I think the worms win disappear.
HOr1nanddS Apartments sold-The Nor
mandle Apartment House company has
sold the Normandie apartments located at
Park avenue and Pacific street The prop
erty goes to Edwin L. Harrington OF Cali
fornia- who buys II as an Investment In
exchange, John s. Knox, one of the priR-
cipaI owners, takes over 80 acres of land
lying south of the city on Fort Crook bou-
levard- 1t is reported that the tract will
be plated into acres and placed on the
market.
Investigate ghort Sssksts-A represen-
tatfve Of the Coffin Box and Paper COM
pany OF Minneapolis arrived in Omaha
wednesday morning to investigate the
holding up of consignment OF baskets to
Trfmble Bros. John Grant Pegg, inspec-
ter of weight and measures. prohibited the
unloading of the baskets because Of an
aIleEed shortage in measure. A test de-
yeloped that the baskets would hold but
seven-eighths Of a bushel The company
contends that the baskets are not supposed
10 be bushel measures and will urge that
they be delivered.