Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Boot Print n
Westbsrg, Commisstonsr.-Adv.
L. p. Churchill, Dentist, 42s Brandeis
Jeff W. Bedford Tor commissioned
Adv.
sesehsr Highly for commissionsr-
Adv.
Alfred sorsason for city commissioner.
ADV.
Park Board Mssts-The park board
meets Wednesday.
Electric Washing Machines, Burgess
Granden Company.
2. .. Tucker. republican candidate for
senate. Bell phone Florence S45."-Adv.
Vote for Cooley F. Brucker for Com
missioner under the Commission Form
Of Government.-.Adv.
Roy A Ralph, Printer, $40 s. 10. D. :1ss
Private Werner T. whitaker, hospital
corps, Fort Crook, is transferred to Com
pany Z, Fourth infantry. that post.
Your support will be appreciated. John
p. Crick, candidate for city councilman.
Primary April 3. Formerly assistant city
vngineer.-Adv.
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Labor league has opened offices In the
Paxton block, room AIS. Headquarters
will be maintained In this room until
after the election.
Fratsrnal Union Open Nottingham
rer lodge No. Il. Frste-nal union of
America, will hold an open meeting
Thursday in the Paxton block.
Bradley Sells Lot--Former Sheriff F.
+. Bradley has sold a lot in Shinns addi-
ton to IL. b. Won Nilsson. 242S Larimore
street. Won Nilsson is employed by the
n. L. Smith company.
Anderson's Home Burns-The home Of
rJens Anderson, Fifteenth and Perry
streets, was totally destroyed BY fire
at o'clock this morning. The blaze
was caused by a defective flue. The
loss is estimated at $500, and is COW
cred by insurance.
Many Licenses rssusd-But one for
tune teller secured license to operate
in Omaha in March. Other licenses taken
out during the month were: Automo-
biles, II; dance halls. ?; express, Is; ice
wagons. 3; junk dealers, 6; pool halls,
.: theaters, 9; milk wagons, %. A total
OF los licenses were issued, amounting to
$685..
Big Business wins Dinner-In honor
Of winning second prize among all the
branches of the Leslle-Judge company
for greatest volume of business, the
Omaha hranrb gaturdav nlght was uiyen
a complimentary dinner by !. l.. Med
erst, manager. There were thirty-f
employees and guests present at the din
ner ana talks were made on salesman
ship, collections. deliveries. crew business.
etc.
decrease in the birth rate in Omaha dur
ing the d 18th of March. according to
tho repor OF the vital statilstician.
Nlnety-one white males were born, eighty
two females, three pairs OF twins, five
being girls and one q boy. There were
which were former residents OF the city
who had gone elsewhere to spend tho
winter.
Internal Revenue Receipts Lsss--A
fail Of over $1,000 in the receipts Of the
internal revenue department over the
month Of March 1911, was recorded for
the month Of March, isi2 The cause
for this is the small amount Of distilled
liquors taken out In bond during the
last month. The receipts for the month
Of March, 1912 were s2i4is6a as against
sss3.6SSl for the corresponding month
last year.
Building Permits Fail off--Building
permits issued by the building inspector
for the month OF March were nearly
$4,000 under the amount Of permits for
buildings for the same month OF the
previous year. There were eighty-three
permits issued. calling for an expenditure
Of s2S4, 100. as compared with 100 Issued
in March OF 1911, amounting to $4,000,
and 500. AS has been spent in the city
on buildings this year. as against ssis,so
for the same period Of 1911.
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