Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-13

CENTRAL CITY-The home talent cast
which presented the play. "A Soldier OF
Fortune with such marked success here
few weeks ago, goes to Palmer Friday
70 repeat the play.
BLUE sPRINGS-The following teachers
have been elected for the coming year:
superintendent, George Armstrong; Viva
Kinney, Ruth Dill, Anna Gillett, Mae
Brown and Laura Evans.
ADAMs-The two brick blocks which
were destroyed by fire last winter are to
the proprietor OF the property states that
ings.
FAIRBURY-Ihe Fairbury school board
cipsl of the Fairbury High school for next
season at a salary OF $.125 per annum.
This makes Mr.. Hills second year as prin-
cipal Of the Fairbury school.
BHATRICE-Bils of exceptions and
transcripts in the Wymore saloon cases,
which have been appealed from the de-
cision OF the council to the district court,
were filed with the district clerk yesterday.
The cases will be disposed of some time
next week.
BEATRICD-The city council of wymore
was to have heard the remembrance case
against the granting Of a saloon license to
Clayton Salisbury Of this city last night,
but as a new remonstrance was filed yes
terday the hearing was postponed until
next Monday.
TECUMSEH County Clerk Leslie d.
Spence Of johnson county is the victim
of an ailment OF his eyes He has been
Obliged to have his deputy do most of
the book work for several months. Upon
advice of a specialist he will not be q
candidate for reelection, but will engage
In outside work. He will move his family
TO Crab Orchard and will superintend the
work on his farm near that town.
CENTRAL CITY-The enactment Of the
law requiring all those hunting and fish
ing 70 secure license, no matter whether
they reside in the county where they are
enjoying that recreation or not, has had
marked effect on the business of the
county clerks office. In all elghty-two
parties have come into the office during
the last few weeks and paid their dollars
TO secure permits to hunt and fish,
FA1RBURY-J. G. Morehead. an extern
sive feeder and shipper living near Diller,
In this county, had the unique distinction
OF topping the live stock market at St
Joseph one day this week with two car
consiKnmant Consisted of thirty1nine head
and were bought last September by Mr..
Morehead In the west and brought to Diller
and fettened in hts yard. These fat beeves
were good ones and averaged L Ais pounds
SILVER CREEK-Robert Murray jr.,
fell from the roof Of a barn on which he
was working at the Caution farm, three
ously injured. He fell about eighteen feet
striking his head on the cement sidewalk
fracturing his skull, The injured man was
hurried to town and the Union Pacific Los
Angeles Limited was stopped and he was
taken to a Columbus hospital. Mr.. Murray
ts vigorous young man and unless he has
suffered internal injuries there Is an ever
chance for his recovery.
TECUMSEH-A special meeting of the
city council was held last evening for the
purpose of making arrangement with the
help for the water and electric light de-
partments of the city. A motion pre-
vailed that the council make a contract
With BRank Ereemole, the present super
intendent, as superintendent at a salary
Of SIS per month and 10 per cent of the
now wiring for lights; with William Mat
thews, the present engineer, for $50 per
month, and that second engineer be EN-
ployed at a salary of $45 per month.
SILVER CREEK-A meeting was held
at the Knights OF Pythias hall here last
night In the interest OF the road across
two days May Il and 2. b BY donated u labor II
over 100 were present. among them Sam
Ayers, w. II. Mccullough, q. A. Gray
and o. d. Burke OF Central City, who re.
ported the prOsress of the road in theil
township. Silver Creek township already
has three miles Of road on this route
$500 worth of labor and cash was pledged
at this meeting towards the completion
of the road. The work OF cleaning uI
the town and opening a main road norti
from this line was taken up.
CENTRAL CITY-H. E. Gernandt. tn,
Fairbury architect who is TO draw tn,
plans for the new court house, was here
Of tine proposed meow b9lISiSs 70 tns pIsr
of the Board of Supervisors and other,
who were interested. 1t was determineC
that the plan that WIN be adopted II tn,
three fun stories, and a fourth floor II
which there will be some jury rooms anC
ment is to be 7Oxs4 feet, not counting ex
tensions or projections, and the building
win be very ornamental and modern. 1
every item for a completed and fur
nished building.