Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-10
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Bulla to Take in the Entire Session
Of State Fair.
SANITARY BOARD Is BUSY
Members VIII ne on Hand All Time
90 Explain system Used for the
EhtirPation of Diseases In
Hogs and Cattle.

TO educate the visiting farmers on tho
work OF the commission The commission
VIII meet today and will continue in ses-
sion during the rest Of the week II Ia
the plan Of the commission 20 hol dopen
house for tho visiting farmers at the fair
President BulIa. speaking OF the work
OF the commission. said: I'VE are anxious
to have all the farmers. particularly
stock and hog growers of the state, in
close touch with the commission. We
want them TO know Just how the com
mission can help them and the commits
sion wants the farmers TO say Just what
help they need. You might say that this
session Of the commission will be in the
nature of an open house"
The Live Stock Sanitary commission Is
devotlng itself to the extirpation of dis
eases among hogs and cattle and TO the
perfection Of laws that will benefit the
stock and hog growers OF the state. II
has an annual appropriation from tbs
state and at least n biennial appropria-
ton from the national government
The stock yards will send large CON
tiugent down TO the fair on Omaha day.
Gallup Goes to LincOIn.
Colonel ]. c. Gallup, we'll known horse
man at the Union stock yards. has left
for Lincoln 10 attend the convention OF
the state auctioDeers. Colonel Gallup ls
president Of the state association OF auc-
tioneers and is one OF the pioneer lead
ers OF the horse industry in this section
OF the country. He is popular with the
auotioneers and It Is said his reelection
IL foregone conclusion.
Salt over Back Taxes.
city Clerk Perry Wheeler is the latest
city official who will feel the mandamus
treatment that has been melted out 70
city officials OF South Omaha lately. City
Clerk Wheeler refused to draw a war
rant to pay John Paul Breen. the special
attorney from Omaha hired to oppose
the city legal department and break down
the defense Of the back taxes Mr.. 'Breen
now brings suit 10 compel City Clerk
Wheeler to pay the money-Rms t2Os-
for his services II will be head some
time this week OF next
Council Awards Contract.
Short and sweet was the meeting Of
the city council last night offerman a
Co. were awarded the contract Of build
ing sewer on T street from Thirty-sixth
to Fortieth streets; an Improvement much
desired by the residents of the extreme
west section OF the city. A report OF
Meat Inspector Jones showed 1900 pounds
Of meat destroyed during the last month
Seven head OF cattle and twelve sheen
were also condemned
Appraisers were appointed TO consider
damages incident to tho pavclng and
grading OF II street from Sixteenth 10
Twenty-first street.
Matthias Chuval asked 500 damages be-
cause OF Injury done his property at
Thirteenth and I streets. The claim was
referred and the council adjourned.
south Omaha ne state Fair.
Mayor Hector has issued the following
proclamation for South Omaha day at the
state fair:
Thursday, September 10. having been
| deslgnated by the MANAGEMENT OF the
Nebraska state fair as South Omaha and
Omaha day, the people OF this city
| sible
!, therefore. earnestly request all who
can do so to attend the state fair Sep
The train will leave the Burlington
depot. Thirty ninth and /, promptly
/ at SilO a. m. The city offices will be
closed for the day and all merchants are
! earnestly requested TO allow as many OF
their employees day off as possible.
Those holding round trip tickets can return
! on any Burlington train up 10 and lnclud-
| ing September ~
THOMAS HocToR, Mayor.
Dated at South Omaha. Sept. 3, 1915.
Perleys Are Doing Well.
Word from the South Omaha hospital
last night indicated that o. w. Perley and
his brother. c. @. Perley. who were in
jured in a runaway accident yesterday
morning at Twenty-sixth and o streets.
were doing very well. II was thought
at first that o. w. Perley had been seri-
ously hurt but later advlces indicate
that he will be all right in a short time
Turner's Return.
The South Omaha team OF Bohemian
Catholic Turner's returned this morning
from the division meeting at Howells
Neb.. where they won five prizes out OF
nine offered. A total of nine teams par
ticipated in the meet. Those who won
Individual prizes are as follows; Vladimir
Malek, second prize In first Glass; Ed
svacina, second prize In second class;
Joseph Ficenec. third prize In second
class; Frederick Janousek, third prize in
second class sereney, third prize In third
class.
Magic city GOAaip.
Furnished rooms modern. phone s. 3S03
$. q. Getty Of this city, went ON visit
ing trip 20 Lincoln last Monday mornins.
Office space for rent In Bee office. 23iS
n street. Terms reasonable, Well known
location. Tel, South a.
The local order OF Redmen will give
smoker for members OF the lodge at their
hall tomorrow evening.
W. c. Sheehan & Co, plumblngN and
heating. All work guaranteed. Phone
South 2sN. Phone Ralston 10.
The Centurian dance, which was to
have been held at the Centurlan club
rooms, has been postponed ono weekly
Mrs. John Daily and daughter. Marie.
have returned from 9 three weeks visit
with friends and relatives In Madison,
| Wis.
! Misses Laura and Carrie Kraus have re
/ turned from a three weeks outing In
/ the country near South Omaha. They
/ were accompanied by Miss Carroll and
/ Miss Higgins.
We wish 20 express our many thanks
! for the sympathy and kindness OF
friends and A. o. u. w. No. &C and Car
peters union No. 27s at the death OF
I our husband and father signed Mrs.
David Helkes and family.
The South Omaha circle OF the Child
| Conservation league. will meet next
i Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
i Liberty hall, Twenty-third and NJ streets.
| All members are earnestly urged 10 be
/ present. An interesting program has
been prepared on the subject. Habit"
John Ohnesort sr.. aged 50 years died
| At the residence Of his son, 1ai South
| Twenty-fOurth street, last Saturday eve
! ring az O'Clock The funeral was held
from the Bohemian National hall last