Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-28
Minor Mention.

Fred Runyon. indicted for receiving
stolen property, has been liberated from
the county Jail on a bond Of 500.
The Womans auxiliary OF Ct Pauls
church guild viii meet Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Ehle. 20 North Second.
Now is the time to prepare your stem
ciled curtains. etc. Fauble Art shop car
RES a complete stock Of patterns and nom
fading colors.
]. l. Kirkendall has been appointed spe-
cial administrator OF the estate OF his
mother, Mrs Charlotte kirSendaIl, filing
a bond for $50
The Hoagland Lumber company has filed
a mechanics lien upon lot 5, block =.
Galesburg addition, 10 secure a claim
against George W. Partridge for tl98.A
Gus Mitros, driver OF a delivery wagon
for William Tess. an Omaha business man,
has begun a suit IN the district court
against W. s. Goodrich. owner OF the
Goodrich hotel at broadway and Eighth
street. for SEQ damages based on alleged
personal injuries received by Mitros on
The evening Of February 1. when an auto
mobile driven by Goodrich smashed into
the rear end OF the wagon driven by Mitros.
W. IA. James the rural mail carrier. who
has been the mark for misfOrtunes sharp
est shafts all winter has had the quaran-
tine raised upon mis- home. All the mem
beers OF his family, including his wife and
five children, who have had scarlet fever,
have fully recovered. Mr.. James yesterday
resumed his work OF carrying route No 8
lay at the point OF death from typhoid
fever.
Taylor Gordon will have hearing before
Justice Cooper this afternoon upon COM
plant filed by the Globe Mortgage company
implying embezzlemenC II "a asserted that
on October 10 Gordon sold q due bill to
the company issued by Joel Bird and cali
ing for the payment OF SO. Three days
later. it is alleged. Gordon went to Bird and
collected the money. Gordon was arralgned
several days ago and signed his own bond
Tor his appearance. When the time came
he failed 70 appear and a bench warrant
was issued for him on Saturday. He came
in and gave a better bond and VIII explain
the matter TO Justice Cooper and Attorney
John FINLEY today
]. B. Fulton. a former popular Council
Bluffs real estate dealer. now located at
Huron S. D. IL in the city. after an
absence OF nearly ten years. Mr.. Fulton
Is showing local implement dealers the
model OF an Improvement to moving ma
chimes which IL predicted 70 be revolution
ary- II was evolved BY him through the
necessity OF meeting the conditions placed
upon South Dakota lawmakers by the stiff.
hard cutting grass He devised a double
movement sickle that machine men say
completely solves the problem City Solicit
tor kimhal. who has known Mr.. Fulton
for years. has obtained a strong patent for
him. and, being an accomplished mechanic,
as well as a lawyer, has taken a great deal
OF interest in the Invention.
The Board OF County Supervisors has
adopted a rather novel scheme TO have q
little work done along the line Of tax
ferretdng. They have adopted a resolution
authorizing and requesting Freeman L
Reed and Charles Paschei expert account
ants. who have been engaged in the work
OF checking Up the offices in the county
court house. 20 notify all persons having
accounts with the county OF any indebted
ness they may owe. As all taxpayers
have accounts with the county" the In
structions become broad enough to cover
all such delinquencies. The checkers are
also instructed to accept payment Of all
such accounts giving receipts IN triplicate.
and deposit the money, filing one OF the
receipts with the auditor II il believed
a good many old bills owing the county
can thus be collected as the checkers re-
veal them in the process OF their work.
n. 7. Plumbing CO. Tel 80 Might L-17oz