Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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oas' Electric fixtures, BurEsss-arandsn-
.. n. Pattsn, dentist. city Nat Blk. Bldg.
AmsthyEt birthstonsa. Edholm. jeweler.
Keep Your Money and vaiuaDles in the
american safe Deposit Vaults in The Bee
building 9 rents a box. 81 q year.
Many licenses Iauusd.-There we're 14S
marriage licenses issued during the month
OF January bY Marriage License Clerk
Fursy
You Can't BE Robbed II your valuhbles
are In our burglar proof vaults. A private
safe for - per year. Omaha Safe Deposit
q Trust co. Entrance, 1914 Fsrnam street.
1dls money earns no dividends. Invest
ments in the Neb. Savings & Loan Assn
pay 81 per snnum. 1905 Farnam stree:,
Board Of Trade Building, Omaha
Private Block wstohmsn cost more than
burglary insurance. and you're not reim-
bursed in event of loss. A burglary policy
with us pays promptly. Creish, Baldrige
a Co., Phone Doug 100
Electrical shop is Burned-An electrical
shop operated BY Thomas Durkin zyJJ
Cunning street was destroyed by fire OF
uncertain origin Tuesday morning. The
loss is estimated at $780,
Hsavywoightn lor Cola Wsathsr-We
are speaking OF rsinooats and we sell them
Tor from $40 Vp. Rubber goods OF ali
kinds. Omaha Rubber Co, K. n sprAgus
president 1908 Harvey street "Just
around the eprnsr."
Robbers and Fire may destroy the labor
of a lifetime A $ private safe in our
big burglar and fire proof vault Is perfect
security for your valuaoies. Omaha Safe
Deposit and Trust, Co. Entrance 1914 Far
nam street.
fremont Nan 20 Omaha NJ. Baugh Of
Fremont has bought a new house at 2l4
Henderson street Of George w. Edwards
for 1890. Mr.. Baugh is going into busl-
ness in Omaha and is buying this place
for q home. The deal was made through
Norris & Martin.
WORK on MISUNDERSTANDING work
for the Improvement Of the Southeast
boulevard from Bancroft street to River
view Park has been begun by the Park
board. A force OF men was set to work
Monday clearing the street OF weeds and
trees. The graders will get busy about
March /.
wyoming Boosters MsOt-D. Glen Dea-
yer, colonization agent of the Burlington
railroad. left Tuesday to attend the state
meeting Of all the cities of Wyoming, to
be held in Cheyenne this week The OBJ
Jeot IL to form a state Improvement and
boosters organization. and Mr. Deaver
represents the Burlington, as that line has
large interests In Wyoming
Contempt neutrality-suspicious. pro-
ceedings were filed Tuesday against Leib
Craeeland, In a suit brought against him
some time ago by David b. Gross he was
restrained BY the court from building upon a
wall upon the adjacent lot Of Mr.. Gross.
10 kkoN he No nj IN
the restraining order, but went on with
the work which he started.
petitions for Paving-Petltions for the
paving OF Dodge street from Thirty -fourth
street to Thirty-eighth avenue and Tenn
pleton street from Twenty-fourth street TO
Twenty seventh street have been filed in
the office of the city engineer for APP
proval. As soon as the office can approve
them they will be sent TO the city attorney
for his inspection
Raglan Goes to not Springs-Pat Ragan,
the former Omaha twlrler has received no.
tice that the Brooklyn team is expected
10 report at Hot Springs, Ark, February
H, and Pat announces he will be on hand.
At the present time Ragan, who has been
winterlng in Omaha, weighs in at a shade
over 300 pounds, but he declares that when
the real spring training is over he will be
down to 1sO his playing weight
Prison Congress OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tendent Davidson and other members of
the local committee OF the National Prison
congress held aTmeeting in the Commercial
club rooms at noon Tuesday. The purpose
OF the session was TO secure 100 names OF
Omaha business men who might act as
sponsors OF the committee. The meeting
adjourned with most of the names having
been secured, and the prospect OF com
pleting the list in q few days
Crawford Tells OF oxford-Frank Craw-
ford the Omaha attorney who spent last
year studying at the oxford university
delivered an address on the university be.
fore the students OF Bellevue Sunday He
said that this country now had greater
interest in this university than ever before
because of the Rhoades endowment, which
kept ninety-six students from the United
States in oxford. lie told OF the present
conditions at the university and also told
of the history Of this old institution
Hrdman Trial Settle second trial OF
Frank Erdman, charged with assault t.
commit murder, has been set by James p
English. county attorney, for February n
Mig Real Estate Dsal--The biggest rea
estate transfer. recorded in Omaha Tues
day was the transfer OF the building a
Nineteenth and California streets by e. r
Wileman to f, X. Robinson, for $4,000 L
is not known whether the deal was in tn,
nature OF a trade or a cash purchase
Both Mr.. wieman and Mr.. Robinson ar,
out-of-town men. The building wal
erected In 1889.