Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-02
Nebraska View. Votes.

Miss Cora u. Keup. both Of Lexington.
we're married in this city Tuesday after
noon.
CLAY CENTER-The funeral of Cliff
ford Mcdonald was held mere yesterday at
the congregational church. He was the
son OF G. B. Mcdonald. an old settler OF
this county, and had been alling for the
last three weeks He died in Arizona and
his body was brought here for burial.
NEBRASKA CTTY-L.ast SATURDAY was
bargain day with the merchants Of this
city ana Il was such a success and 50
many people came TO this city 70 trade that
All have decided TO hold another similar
sale In about six weeks. IL is under the
direction OF the Retailers association OF
this city.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Brs. Mollis Carnitt
who has been librarian at the public IL
years ago. has resigned that position and
Ia company with her daughter. Mrs. Ruth
White, leaves in short time for Los An
geles. Cal. where they viii make their
future home.
NEBRASKA CITY-The King Alfalfa
plant shipped out eighty-six cars OF its
plant Is owned and operated by local CAPT
talists. who purchased the old starch works
ana refitted the buildings for an alfalfa
plant The mills have been in operation
about a year.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is the mortgage
report for Gage county for the month Of
February; Number OF farm mortgages
filed. q; amount s113.g77. Number Of farm
mortgages usleaEegf - aznount. sis.a02-
Number OF city mortEaEes filed. Il: amount
&lo2lA Number Of city mortgages released.
p; amount secs.
SCOTS BLUFF-Fred Patterson has
rendered his resignation az superintendent
OF the Scott's Bluff schools to the Board
Of Education. TO take effect March 3 Mr.
Of the Northwest rOwnsite company. with
a stated salary Tar in excess Of what he
Is receiving as superintendent.
GRAND ISLAND-A fius tearl Of horses
was stolen last night from the farm OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs in Hamilton
county and simultaneously tho hired man.
one Frank Miller. Is missing. Mr. and
Mrs Jacobs attended a funeral yesterday
ana upon their return missed the horses.
a fine set Of harness and the eInpioye.
The team was a fine pair Of blacks, the
narues a heavy one OF the stationary tug
description and fine wagon.
NORTH PLATTE-The prospects are
that there viii be considerable building in
this city during the coming year. The
Carnegie library ts 20 be built and con-
the federal building. One business block Is
20 be built and a large number Of resi-
dences Work has already begun on the
extensive yard system which the Union Pa
ciftc viii erect in the west part Of the city.
NEBRASKA CITY-rhe visiting deleEa-
ton has been al work in this city for the
the last two days inspecting all Of the
buildings. In the principal portion Of the
Ctty. They reported that % per cent Of the
electric wiring was defective and would
have TO be done over according to the latest
number Of old buildings fire traps and
they VIII have 90 be torn down and VIII
be replaced by modern buildings.
NORTH PLATTI1-James T. Keefe was
chosen trustee Of the estate OF Kyle ID.
small al meeting OF the creditors. He
was 0r1s5r1 BY the referee In bankruptcy
10 sell az the earliest date possible the
stock Of goods. which consists Of shoes
store fixtures ami a lease OF the store TO
run for four years. The assets viii prob
ably bring about 1900. The debts Of the
10 ha
VIII take place ON Saturday March IL az
2 D. m
FAIRBURT-rhs city officials are max
ing arrangements TO spend glo.000 ON the
light ana water plant Ia this month ana
April Among the improvements specified
is a new -.oJ9.oeO- SALON pump which has
also said that a new standpipe viii be built
"A the highland addition. Dur1uE the last
rev years the water plant has been inn
pared due 20 proper attention II - alsu
the Intention to place ornamental eleGIrtCl
ight poles around the public square IN
2 aiTnurT.
NEBRASKA CITY-Ths Nebraska city
lodge Of sons Of Herman. held their an
uual banquet and reunion. Tho festivities
were held az Eagle hail and 30 members
were present ana partook 0f a feast which
Fas ed some able addresses were de-
liyered during the evening and responded
20 uy leauiug members and prominent Citi-
org AFFAIR each year and members nom
AL aver the county ara present AZ each
BEATRICE-At the regular nesting Of
the city council last evening an ordinance
fixing the maximum rats Of % cents per
6llowatt for the Beatrice Electric company
was passed Il. " Caps. mzuEEer ~ the
company here. was present and protested
vigorously against the passage OF the urdi-
nance. but the council did not change its
position In the matter The city treasurer 8
report for January showed collections 10
be flL5fl-5l. disbursements. Gl.l43-l5; bal
ance ~ l9.ss5-5l.
FAIHBUHY-An unfortunate accident
happened in the Rock Island yards az this
place az an carly hour Monday morning,
which cost GeorEs a. Cunningham. night
that Cunningham was assisting the yard
crew In makinE up train and IN some
manner sur ais hand caught iu the draw
nar cuupliuEs and mad this member
mEugied- he was Immediately taken 70
a doctor ana 10 found neCesEarg 20 amull-
tate this member.
NEBRASKA CTTY-lt is reported here
on good authority that Judge William HAY
ward ana family OF this city VINO are al
present touring in the old country have
decided no make their home In the Philip
judge Hayward made the race for congress
IN this district last fail against Coulruss-
nan Mcffulre ana wsEs defeated He was
formerly secretary OF the national reuuhli-
can committee His Wifs ana son are with
him on the trip and win remain with him
CHAIG-rhe Presbyteriaus heid their
annual congregational dinner ana aIl-daV
social here TUESDAY IN tbs uuera house
The ladies' had pTepared an exceptionally