Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-28
Nebraska
ORDERS FROM RAIL BOARD
Four Are Issued BY State Commits
sioners at Lincoln.
SWITCHING CHARGE UPON ICE
Special Tariffs Permitted Upon Fer
tiIiser from south Omaha stock
Yards-New Tariff on Pull
man Seat Charges.
From a STAFF Correspondent

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us "ee Issueu ~ 'D -. ~
No-.s...s,.,.' - 80 ska a ,x,,ch,nr
eharre Of cent n4r hundred on carload
Lon. of ice and Is per car on sand in
The Ers,oon, vards
tn. ..oo,a r..r,,;,s she Nor,hern Tale
nh.n. oo,.,n.ay !, An,alona county IN
e.. * ooo -, =, s,oct "a tale nm
s,s - $3.50
-, 49, ~, p,,-,;nx.o, ~o.d
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on ue oou'" ~
ohoer 'nirts-nNe nihe' -
hunureo on cAr'o's' anu oe'" ~
ife ana my miles . Genus per nuiiu' GU
no switching charges IN south ofns"A
10 De sosorped.
The fourth permits the Pullman CON-
pany to change Its rates for seat pas
sengers TO the following: Wnere
eneuuieu sect iae
oh.raa. rhsr~ ,ro occnnv a sea, and
49, g.. .as.sa ar 800 harth rat.
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-, -. ,hn Io,..r
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Want Overhead crossing.
John Swanson. C. Lindquist and c. E.
Larson Of swedburg were before the rail-
way commission today asking that body
TO order the Northwestern road to con-
struct an overhead crossing at that place.
They assert there is a steep hill running
down to the track which makes 1t diff
GUT " s'op ses4ns "ne" ~ - - -
uoWn 'Ho i.1 as.,, " ny - a. -, -
al.... \. ~ -, -. -. .,~a,,,oa,I,,
- ~ 49,. ,r,s.. g.. ,ha,, hava a.tsJ
On 'ne 80 my rsn 80 az cona,,,ons
80 ~ |, ars dangerous hui
sn,h,n. hs,,,nr ho,n done thew now come
- a.. oo-o,,,s.,on ,or reIIAt The conn
,,,ss,on Mill refer the COMPLAINT 10 the
,omnony ana await a renly before taking
arv f,r,ber stems.
onaar"n
Judge I. {. Munger mas oecioed Two
land cases from the Chaaron district W
faVor OF the homesteaders' tne so'ern-
inent seeking 10 cancer the entry on 'ne
ground OF trauo' Inc cases are .hose u
'duie uea,s, 1oii"e,g s"ee -, an'sa.
Of the land. The other was that of VII.
liam III. Blundell. In the first instance 1t
was alleged she had not resided on the
land the length Of time sworn to in the
final proofs, and in the second case false
statements in making application were
set up.
no .n,sxl.
Eav.rd % nonah,. nas annea,sd IN the
.,,nra,,,o oorr, Me o,sa agains, 7 7
1I.,r,rhar On which ho asks for an ac-
ro,,n,,n,, ,nr o., aI,o,od nor,nsrsb,n IN n
,on,r.c,,n,, h,,s,nA.s IN ,shlch nc as.sr,s
,,a nro,,,s waro s,seo ~ Which he 80.
o.I,.aa o,l, a soa lIiannsx,h.p asserts he
smnloved Donabus AT q STIPULATED sum
per week and a per cent Of the profits.
The lower court held there was no part
nership, but that there was still, due
Donahuo s6d.
Food Commissioner Hansen and Chem
list Redfern Of the department have gone
to Omaha TO confer with manufacturers
and distributors OF food products regard
ing the shutting off of the distribution
OK impure products.
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~ V,i...S u Sol,,panS - oso en re
inlen'' NeorasAa Na.ionAi suaro' onaha'
na'e resisheo as iono"s' Sapeaih oeorse
b. Lunoou's ana SECOND Lieu'enan. N.
A. scare An eieouon mas oeeh ordered
TO Ill the vacancy.
"A reouisltion has been issued for the
return to Nebraska OF ]. B. Gangos, 2
Mexican. who Is now under arrest at
Sioux City. He is accused. in connect
ton with several other Mexicans. with
robbing the store Of Sam Adler Of Omaha
T. z. Britt Of Lincoln. soldier In the
Spanish-American war, has been an