Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
Nebraska
BOAUDOF PARDONS ORGANIZES
Maggi, Ysiser and Oh. Butler Are the
Three MemberA
GOvEREEG RuLEs ARE ADoPTEl
Mefhod 80 Re Pursued ~ A. -
Desired % GEE y Party Out ~
Prfssn or Secure CSumu-
tatfsr Of seaten-e.

t1ttnm 81 aemremEe
Prom a starr C1rrespuudsnt-l
LINCOLN. Neb.. July s.-,SpecaaL) The
Tndetsr7ninats Sentence board and the Ad-
visory Board az Pardons. the powers and
duties OF which ara vested in E g. MngEi
Of this city. John o. Teiser OF Omaha ana
DR. Butler o. Superior. Who assumed their
Official DUTIES YESTERDAY will operate Rn-
der a set of rules which they adopted az
thsir first meeting.
The basis % their investigations II set \
forth as follows.
The board vii consider such matter pre-
scented To il as property pertain to the ex-
eI-ciae OF ciemency. but viii in no case set .
rulings Judgment OF any cuurr- Newly 7
-.s1llscovered evidence facts and circun-
dtsnces occurring subseuusnt 10 the con- I
vfcfiun viii be considered BY the board. To I
enfitle newly discover evidence 70 be - ]
ceived. the same should be accompanied I
bT a statement from the county attorney T
prosecuting thai the same was not heard
ON ne triad OF the cause. which evidence
ana statement or reason for not obtaining
same shall be lied with the clerk 0f the
board and such alleged newly discovered
evidence shall be taken IN accordance with {
Ire statutes Of this state relating 70
dsposisiuna and notes az the time and
place FOR the taking Of same shall be given
by serving a copy " such notice upon the
county attorney Of the county wherein the
defendant was convicted
Evidence Of facts or circumstances oc-
curing since the trial and conviction and
not descriptive Of the crime may be pre-
scented BIZ affidavit Provided. that Of
flc1ai statements q matters OF Tact made
BY officials N the per1itentinry need NOT
be sworn To. The records OF the trial court,
IN all cases. when presented viii be care
fully considered. not with tie purpose OF
reviewing the rulings or Judgments OF the
trial court. but for the purpose OF aiding
in determining whether or not cieinency
should be accommodated
sal rfrrlff rs
motion n make inquiry Of any officer eit-
iEen corporation as to the cnaT1lsster
or me crime OF when tne pflsoIisH - oet 49,
convicted. OF Of the prisoners NE ana
habits.
Court susszins Demurrer.
In sustaining a demurrer fled By the
Chicago Board OF Trade against cross-
bill presented by the Herbert e. GoOe1l
company OF Lincoin. Judge T. c Nun
ger todav ruled that the Board OF Trade
had a right to decide TO whom IL would
sell les market quotations The Cross
bin of the Couch company. alleging that
the board must admit All to its quotations
ON an eu1al footing was overruied-
Way vet Hatse Dana
t,uver-,or Aldrsch and Land Commissioner
Couies met this afternoon as a state board
Of irrigation. Attorney General Martin. the
third nember being absent The board
cancalied a permit issued by Secretary D
D. Prsce to George W stsinmeyer Of
T7oimesviIIs to raise his mill dam t1res
Candtaafes in Fs-rth-
-Four democrats and republican Nv
ing In Omnha have filed nomination
papers ar candidates Tor s.saye OF the dis
fr1ct court in the Fourth judicial district
The democrats who filed Robert W
Patrick. Harley G. MooreheAd. George w.
filed as a republicans eandldats h W
Patrick, demorraS. viii take pains during
the campaigu To show that he IN not
w r. Patrick the ex-stafe senator who
raised cain IN the last democratic state
convention and who later Withdrew from
the race for governor ON the democraSte
ticket r. R Dickson OF NeAigh has nied
As a republican candidase for Judge OF the
Fifteenth judicial district
west LARcsIn DasDen~Ary Closes.
West LAncoln IL no longer the haven
,a.or rest fur thirsty L4ncolnitss- With the
.urn Of the saloons 70 the city. business
at the village across the vtadnct has
dvvlrdled and proprisxors OF the dispensary
there ara now packing NJ thear goods and
preparing to discontinue the establishment
Hoe 0a@ I'm Jail
Zoe piz. a Mexican railroad laborer, Is
or Eve other Mexican laborsrs charged with
a murderous assault a cuun1rymAn AZ
south Omaha Jury s. The gang OF which
DIE was a member was employed ON the
Rock Island DIE admitted 70 a sp@ciEI Of
fioer OF the railroad that he had struck
his enuntryrnan with shovel He VIII be
taken 70 south Omaha late this afternoon
or evening -Four OF tne other alleged
aasuslasafs were captured AZ South Omaha
hut DIE escaped and led to Lincoln. Re
was arrested yesterday
Csaasfes Get A1so Funds.
Now that automobile license money goes
10 the county whers the applicant lives.
county trezsursrs who have been holding
applications have begun 70 Gle them with
the secretary az stare- II applications wsrs
made prior to July the state would hAvs
received the Zee Of q each. The serrstary
OF state n siin required TO issue the a.
oenses. but the funds so To the different
counties 70 be used for the Improvement
OF noada The secretzry OF state has -
sseavcd thirty-nins applications from th'
Treasurer OF Douglas county He also re
cusved four nom an Omaha automonil'
dealer. with the money accompanying th'
letter. but he has to send the coin hack to
the dealer and tell him % make zppiiOA,
tsun through the county trsAsursr
Planning KILLS Baak-uDt.
Judge Z C. Munger has declared TN
Fairhury PianinE Kills aompany a bank
rupr ana has appointed r. W sAhin refsre.
IN the case. The decision resulted from IN,
suit af the Orally Lumber company E
al against the Fairhury Planning Nln
company