Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-23
Nebraska

NEBRASKA
probaoility, will decide to do the work
and permit a dsfieit in the funds Of tn
institution to be provided for by the next
legislature.
The report Of Oh Inspector Husenetter
for the month Of April shows receipts
Of a.ls2S and expenses Of r.Sa-&
Egg BuIietin.
Niels P. Hansen. food commissioner.
has issued the following bulletin:
Bad eggs are beginning to appear on
the market Money paid for bad eggs is
total loss. This loss must be charged
up 10 the goo deggs. Farmers must de-
liver good eggs to the dealer. The dealer
must candle his eggs and stop buying
rotten eggs. The farmer stands the loss
In bad eggs. Gather eggs every day and
keep in q cool place. Keep all little. dirty
and questionable eggs for home use.
Separate male birds from flock as soon
as Matching season is over. Section ssst
H. J. Wells. who said he hailed from
Omaha. explained to Police Judge Fuller
ton that he got drunk because he had
a little change" Evidently IL required
about all his change TO buy the jag for
he did not have enough money left to pay
q fine.
York Man Tops Market.
c. Beaver OF York has just returned
from Chicago. where he marketed fifty
one head Of cattle. which topped the mar
L.. hr4,g4rr 20 Al 49, h.,ar.a IL Aourh,
the cattle from the Texas range and fed
them seven months. realizing profit Of
a.sci. They averaged A.222 pounds when
he purchased them and 1.sss when sold.
Gas Men Meeting.
sixty-five men representing gas COM
panies In Nebraska. Iowa. South Dakota
and Illinois met In convention here today
They were welcomed 10 the city by Act
Ing Mayor Pratt and G. W. Clabsugh OF
Omaha. the president OF the associa ion
responded. In his annual address, Presi-
dent Clsbaugh spoke OF the general agita-
ton for cheaper gas in practically Ill
municipalities and said It was largely
due to a misconception on the part Of the
public as to the profits Of the BUSINESS
and asserted the public was wrong iE
thinking that the gas business was a
natural gold mine. He advised managers
OF companies to be In readiness when
challenged to show Just what the profits
were and advocated cooperation with
municipal authorities Instead OF constant
contention. The expressed opinion OF
those attending the meeting was that tile
best results to the companies could be
derived by selling gas as chesply rs pos
sible and on a small margin OF profit out
thereby largely increasing the number Of
consumers and the freedom with which
II Is used
Crawford Kennedy OF the local company
is the major domo OF the gathering and
sees to II that the visitors have a good
time. Burlington Ia. Is after the next
convention.
Following the presidents address and
reports by the secretary and treasurer
the nominating committee made a report
which virtually elected the following men
to the various offices Of the association.
President, c. w. Fair OF Webster City,
Ia; first vice president, B. c. Adams of
Lincoln; second vice president. II. c.
Blackwell OF Davenport. Ia; secretary
treasurer, q. r. Vincent of Des MoInes,
Ia, and council J. @. Gray OF Omaha,
F. Maple OF Ozone, Ia. A. W. Borden
of Hastings, Neb.. and e. NJ. walker OF
Clinton. Ia.
Mrs. Avery's Mother Dead.
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