Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-28
Nebraska

Dr Townsend. the man who is charged
with having aided Hawkins in his attempt
to relieve the Hursh girl from the results
OF her intimacy with Hawkins.
With this money Hursh says he bought
alcohol, which he drank. Later he began
to be sore" at Hawkins and borrowed
another 8 from Townsend, which he also
invested in intozicants. Then he went to
the court house and shot Hawkins.
Charges File dAgRInst Teacher.
State Superintendent Crabtree has re-
ceived a copy of charges Of immortality
filed against Clarence ]. Ertel principal
Of the high school at Misnatare. The
charges have been filed by Miss Agnes
Lackey, county superintendent of SCOTS
Bluff county, and are signed by Thomas
+. Chambers and Richard Hoagland. Ertel
alleges that the charges against him are
false and were brought for the purpose OF
extortion. The members Of the Board Of
Education that employed him desire him
to continue teaching and many Of the
pupils have asked that he be retained.
His home is at Geneva. He attended the
state university three years ago and in
tends to return to complete the course.
Prof. ERmes Holds own.
Prof. II. p. Eames OF this city, who is
III of pneumonia, is reported to be holding
his own. and though the crisis of the di-
sease has not passed, his physicians say
that he is getting along as well as could
be expected. Prof. Bames future plans
contemplated the establishment OF a studio
in Omaha and his presence in the metropo-
lis several days each week and not his
removal from this city
New Abstracts of Records.
In accordance with the provisions of the
Quackenbush bill enacted recently and
providing for the abstractng of records IN
the state supreme court, the following
rules among Others in relation thereto
have been adopted by that body:
In all cases the party bringing a cause
into this court shall print and furnish a
complete abstract or abridgment of the
record, with references to the pages of the
record distracted. And where the record
contains the evidence, IL shall be condensed
in narrative form In the abstract, so as
to clearly and concisely present its sub
stance. Provided, that in felony cases
when the question to be presented is as &c
the sufticiency of the evidence, the abstract
may refer to the bill of exceptions with
or without abstracting the same as the
parties elect. Such parts Of the evidence
as bear upon other questions presented
must be duly distracted. The abstract
! shall contain a complete index, @phabeti-
! cally arranged, giving the page where each
paper or exhibit may be found, with the
names of the witnesses and the pages OF
the direct, cross and redirect examination
The abstract must be sufficient to fully
present every error and exception relied
upon, and it will be taken to be accurate
and sufficient for a full understanding OF
the questions presented for decision, un-
less the opposite party shall file further
abstract, making necessary corrections OF
additions. such further abstract may be
filed II the original abstract is incomplete
or inaccurate in any substantial part
abstract in original cases.) The rules
herein established for printing abstracts
shall apply to all cases wherein the court
Is called on TO exercise original jurisdiction
In such case the plaintiff or his attorney
must print and serve such abstract on the
| defendant or his attorney within thirty
| days after issue is Joined, or, IL evidence
| is taken, within thirty days after the
| evidence is returned to this court, and thu
| defendant or his attorney in like manner
| IL he deem the abstract of plaintiff imper
| feet or unfair, may, within twenty day
| thereafter print and serve upon tn,
plaintiff or his attorney, such further alb
stract as he may deem necessary.
Abstracts Will be required pursuant t
these rules in all cases filed in this cour
on or after the 9TH day Of April, 1911, ant
also in all other cases in which the brie
plaintiff in cases of original Jurisdiction, Il
not served and filed on or before June !
| 1911
In all cases docketed in this court prio
| to April z, 1911, either party may prepar
| and file abstracts of the record undo
| I'll 1se rules, in which case the cause shall
be advanced for hearing.