Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-14

/ int and sink 579i950 46y1.65 43.2SlSj
street Cleaning l,4ss.57 l25lH 3.281.lo
faIk '.......... 2,249.2S 1928 2l45y0
Totals ..... .s225.77s2s Iii5s6s.ss sOs,1Oo. %
/ los 1892 115.665.36
Grand Total .s223 7732s S22877s.2s &2ss, 10 s
Leyy 1901. .. 1898 mills for city Purposes
| valuation on Real and Personal
Property, t91O-11...............S24 , Isl, 1872 50
! In regard 20 the street repair fund II
should be explained that its condition will
1 be improved as money Is placed TO its
credit from the county road fund. The con-
1 tributlon 10 the city from Douglas county
amounts to about 5000 and this is received
| gradually
! During the month Of January the city
| treasurer received t69S15.8 and disbursed
t94,272S6 There was in the banks January
| l. &S55.S2, and at the end OF the month
! &329. 284O7
school Board Finances.
From the report of Treasurer Gnlin to
the school board II appears that on Febru-
airy l there was a balance in hands to the
credit Of the general fund of S5,9O5.11; inter-
est fund, t1S6.25 (this is the fund which
pays the interest on the $4,000 bonds Issued
some time ago); sites bond fund. S2,37451
making the total balances in his hands
S7,s65s7.
Big Gambling Raids.
South Omaha police are determined to
put a check to the alleged craze for gam
bling which exists among certain sections
Of the city. AS a result OF this activity
Captain Dworak and Detective Mcclure
have within the last three days lodged in
the city Jail twenty-eight prisoners, EN-
bracing Greeks, ROumanians and colored
persons. Three pool rooms and a barber
! shop were raided and the officers expect
TO secure convictions when the accused APP
pear this morning and Tuesday morning In
police court.
They succeeded in catching the gamblers
in the act, II is said. The following have
charges entered against them Of being pro-
prietors Of disorderly houses: Bill Dooley,
Twenty-sixth and streets; Joe spursla,
Thirtieth and s streets; Theodore Krist.
Twenty-sixth and N streets, and Nick
Papas, Twenty-sixth and Q streets The
gambling was alleged to be on pool play
ing, cards and craps.
Interesting Bowling Game.
A very interesting match game OF tenpins
was played on Garlows alleys yesterday
afternoon between Sherwood and FItz-
gerald Sherwood won a number Of games, |
but Fitzgerald beat him on the total by
forty-four pins. The match was for fifteen
games and the other six games will be |
pulled off some time next week. Fitz- !
gerald's average was 1874 for the nine games !
and Shsrwood's 17S Scores:
sherwood-isi. IA, $780, 2ll, l7b 1874 1884,
BitEgerald-9O4. l72, 1893, 175. 17O. Isl. l7S. |
16y, NO-l,65s
Magic City Gossip.
Coal-See Rowland Phone South Z.
orrln Paddock is home from Denver for
a short visit with his parents.
Wanted to rent cottage or flat modern, |
not over So Call South 7O6.
Miss Florence BROKER entertained her /
class at her home Friday evening.
A daughter has been Oorn to Mr.. and
street
clover Leaf Camp No 8, Royal Neighbors
of America will give dance Thursday |
evening In Rushings hall.
Mrs. John u. Oats OF Mineral Point.
Wis., was the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
William Barclay last week.
The entertainment committee OF the
Eagles Is preparing an excellent program
Tor the meeting Tuesday night.
South Omaha camp of the Woodmen of
the World will give a masquerade ball to-
morrow evening in Rushing's hall.
Miss Mary h. Cunningham and Miss
Marie kelleher Of Des Moines are the
guests OF Miss Roren, S25 North twenty
lifth street,
The funeral Of Frank slavik will be held
North 1wenty-ti1th street. The interment
will be in Laurel Hin cemetery.
The young people OF the First Christian
church Will give Valentine social at the
home of MRS. hancock, ga North twenty
second street, Tuesday evening
City Engineer Roberts has installed I'm
his office a Buckeye Blue Printing ma
chine. II takes a print in from one TO
three minutes and can be operated by one
man,
John NJ Gilchrist. an Omaha accountant
is making an inspection into the financial
position Of the school board By request
with report
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will hold Its regular meeting Tues
gay afternoon al the nome OF Mrs. Burn
ham, zsl4 street, at 2sO clock A special
program will be submitted
A concert will be given tomorrow even
ing in the auditorium OF the high school
First Presbyterian church at when James
3. ColNin, pianist, and Frank Mach
Volinist, will perform with Miss ElanOr
kontz as accompanist.
The only savings bank In Douglas county
Is the south omaha savings bank, located
I'm the old quarters OIL the South Omaha
National bank, 25i4 n street. This bank is
Identified with the stock Yards National
bank and pays per cent on deposits ANY
amount starts an account. Truman suck.
president; A. Z. BOstwick. cashier; r r
Getty, assistant cashier.
The jury who Investigated the clreum-
stances attending the death OF Julius 1
Cudahy Packing plant Tuesday by falling
from 4 scaffolding, returned a verdict ~
accidental death but suggested that the
packing house company should in future H.
more careful In providing proper protec-
ton for It's workmen. Z. p. Hedges Was
foreman OF the jury and the inquest was /
held in Brewers undertaking rooms bv I
Coroner Crosby.