Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Miss Jontz is IlI-Miss Ida v. Jontz,
i secretary of the Associated Charities 4.
confined to her home, 51O6 Capitol avenue
the result Of a nervous breakdown Afi.s
Nsontz has been absent from her desk since
saturday.
Woman Loses Three Gems--Mrs
Frank Long, living at the Rome. renorts
10 the police that about April 20 she missed
three diamond rings and asks the police
TO help her find them. She does not know
how they disappeared.
To Regulate Picture Shows-An or
dinance regulating moving picture shows
Is being drawn by Clinton Bronze. assist
ant city attorney. The measure will pro
Nlie Tor the inspection of all wiring. The
ordlnance will also regulate the lighting
ana lire exits of all theaters. 1t will be
sent to the council next week.
New Hill line Train-The first train
over the new Bromberg- scribner line Of
the burlington in Montana was run Thurs
day. The new line is the short cut of the
road from Billings, Mont, to the Big Horn
BASIN ana one of great scenic beauty II
with the old line will make a practical
double track system into the Basin.
Ford In Mandamus Case-By a petit
/ ton sof Intervention filed Friday in dis
/ trict court, NJ. Ford, the contractor. has
become a party to the long-drawn-
litigation over the Florence paving for the
nrst time in other than defendants posi-
uon. He adds his voice to mandamus
proceedings of John Lubold against the
new city council to prevent It from tearing
up the pavement or resembling the tax
levy.
Denver TO Get New Depot-Denver,
Colo, Is to have a new union depot the
six railroads running into that city having
made an agreement to build one in the
near future The Denver depot will be a
costly structure and will be run NV
depot company, each road contributing to
the expense. The six roads interested are
the Burlington, Union Pacific, Rock Island
Colorado & Southern, Santa Fe and the
Denver a Rio Grande. Plans for the new
StruetuRs will be drawn this spring.
Case Against Harding Dismissed
The plaintiffs In the case of Sherman Jones'
against C1harles Harding in the federal
court disnnssed the suit Friday morning
and the jury was excused until Monday
morning at O'Clock. The case of Charles
Ia Cox against the Omaha d Council Bluffs
Street Railway company, which has been
benore the petit jury in the federal court
all week, will In all probability be con-
cluded Monday. Cox is suing the railway
company for $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained when he was struck by a car.
VIII of ID. A. Baum, Sr., is Filed
Leaving the whole estate undisposed OF
with the exception OF one share OF stock in
the Baum Iron company and an insurance
policy. the amount OF which is not named,
both Of which go to Mrs. Brownie Baum
Reynolds, his daughter, the will Of the
fate Daniel Baum, ST., was filed in county
, court Friday. Besides these two items no
other mention is made of the estate. In
the petition to admit TO probate Mrs
Reynolds Suss Helen Baum, Daniel Baum,
jr., d. A. Baum and ]. e. Baum are
named as heirs, as is also Margaret e.
Hill, a grandchild. ID. A Baum is named
as executor.
Look for Missing BOy-Relatives
and friends OF william Ray have reported
TO the police of South Omaha that the
young man has been missing from his
home, four and one-half miles north of
Willard, since April 2. Matthew Ray, the
father of the young man. stated that his
son had left home with the intention Of
maying a horse in South Omaha Since
his departure from home there has APP
peared no trace OF young Ray. The missing
man was about % years OF age, fair com
plexion and weighed 160 pounds. He wore
a blue serge suit OF clothes. The police
of Omaha have been asked to look for him.