Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-27
Nebraska

NEBRASKA |
democratic nomination for senator from
the Eighteenth district. He resides in
Greeley county.
Imported Birds Arc Safe.
| Investigation by the game warden
shows that the Hungarian and Mongolian
pheasants which are in pens at Antelope
park in this city passed through last
nights storm without any inconvenience.
Bishop Chosen by Class.
TT. Rev. Henry Then. Catholic bishop
of the Lincoln diocese. has been selected
to deliver the baccslsureste sermon for
( the graduating class at the University Of
Nebraska.
Testimony as TO Values.
! The storm and late trains interfered
with the forenoon session of the Union
the State Railway commission. The
afternoon was taken up by the railroad
! company with testimony to show that
the severance value OF realty for rail-
read use was from two to two and half
times its actual value In the cities and
/ three times that amount in the country
and villages.
Oh inspectors Report.
1 The January report Of Oil Inspector
I Husenetter shows that he had cash
balance January / of sl.od0 and that re-
ceip.s Cor the, month brought the total
up TO $3I9l.5a Salaries and expense
amounted to S.SsS2 and he paid to the
state treasurer sl.T5lS There is bal
snce Of uncollected fees amounting to
1850 and there was collected during
January in delinquent fees s255So
Royse Comments on Banks.
II. F. Royse, secretary OF the banking
board, looking over the reports Of the
condition Of Omaha national banks, as
evidenced by reports from the recent call,
commented on the increase Of practically
10000 in deposits in those banks, as
compared with the last preceding state
ment. and said 1t certainly indicated a
strong condition for Nebraska banks,
especially II ether national banks in the
state showed up I'm the same Hight. As
no call has been issued for the state
banks, he has no exact information re-
garding them. but from incidental re-
ports and the work Of his examiners he
is confident they are all in a healthy
condition and that deposits in country
banks will show up high in spite Of the
short crop Of last year. This Is in strong
contrast with the condition, compare
lively. few years ago, when all Ne
braska was living on a hand-to-mouth
basis
Publication Of Amendments.
Governor Aldrich Is in receipt OF many
letters asking why the publication Of no.
tlees of the constitutional amendments
has not been commenced. as the date OF
the primary is approaching. He calls at
tention to the law which says the no.
tees shall be printed for thirteen con-
secutive weeks preceding the November
election, which would make the date OF
the first publication some time In August
The papers which will print these notices
will be designated by the governor and
this will be attended to in due time
Formerly such notices were sent out by
the secretary Of state, but a democratic
legislature. when that party had the
,,a,,.,re,,. ana ,ha r.nuhl,osrs thu score
- :, 80. oh.n,aa ,h,ng. a. dsn,o.
-. -. ,.,,,d 80, ,ha ,,a h,,, a,
-. -. a. -. -. noi,har
office
has"nss 'h'e Appe"
James a. Benson VINO says me was
eiocteu pohee Juuse Vi iiaS'l"es' .,,eu us
boho ana ashen 10 nave u dppi"Ne" ~ he
eouiu laAe 'ne oi.lVe' out .ne ""so a"u
council feluseu' aesnns 'heie VIC" Nv
vacancy III tho oii'ee, ne"sun sousnt
rnahuahus WIN ana 'he ioNe, e'ul'
eran'eu 'hs request o"' '"e wy "aS ~
pee'eu' ..-r,,,
peorse lhIeshe' VI 0eot's Dun So1nS
mas dPpeaieu IVni sentence VI eieh'
years ior assau' anu '''e supreme 'oui'
mas erail'ea s'aS VI eNe'ue'on P'"u'"e
'he us'ei iiina.ion v ."e app
Inc a'tolhe! sene'S's oi''oe' "nie ho.
oeci'hlhs 10 answer Tue puesuoh VI
county Assessor ehrNcI Vi Dousias
county pfeIefreu NnToush iie"fS eeSniou'
OF the state bosIu Oh Assessnien'' mas
lntimated that 'his oiiive "oulo prefer
MIR. ShrlNer get an opih'oh lrom the
county attorney OF pouslas' VINO ms
legal adviser. IN the iirst place the at