Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-06
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Live Stock Sanitary Board Will
Consider Quarantine Matters
Monday.
PREACHER ASKS SALARY CUT

Sanitary Live stock Board has called a
meeting OF the board for Monday at
Lincoln 20 decide whether the live stock
quarantine shall be renewed when the
present quarantine order dies on March 10.
There are two views contending for SUI
premacy in deciding the matters. Stock
men here at South Omaha and in the
eastern part of Nebraska are said to ia
vor the removal Of the quarantine order
at the end OF the present period Of EN-
barge. Petitions to this effect have been
circulated and freely signed. II is said.
These petitions point TO the fact that all
danger from eastern Iowa is passed.
On the other hand, stock growers I'm
the western part OF the state have cir
culated and signed petitions asking that
tho quarantine order continue indefi-
nitely until all danger OF the spread OF
hoof and mouth disease has passed. II
! was the western stockmen together with
the bankers who insisted upon the pres
ent drastic order a month ago
1t is expected that Mondays meeting
at Dincoln will develop along the same
lines as the meeting held here a month
ago. 1t is certain that the local market
and local stockpen have suffered from
4
has been clean for a long time past and
that the Sioux City market Is getting
the Iowa stuff which ordinarily would
come here. Local packers have been
buying killer stuff from Iowa on the
Sioux City market and shipping it in
direct.
Lining Up for Battle.
| Both Consolidationists and antis werG
kaY- IL
in the house. IL IL understood that a
return to letter writing on the part Of
certain local stockmen has been urged
by the ants. One man living in Omaha
admitted that he had written number
OF letters against the bill Just to please
some local friends. Consolidationists say
they feel certain that the house will give
the bill square deal. The vote" Joker
is still being urged. One we'll known
legislative representative of large cor
poration was plainly told to keep his
hands off few days ago by members
of the legislature, It is said.
Andrew Linstrum Dead.
Andrew Lindstrum, Familiarity known a.
Andy" died yesterday at the home o.
his son-in-law, c. l.. Henderson, Twenty
fifth and G streets, from old age. Fo
twenty years Andrew Lindstrum WORKED
in the Henderson floral gardens and de
livered flowers all over Omaha and Soutl
Omaha. He had a natural love for tn,
: : plants which he helped raise and it wa
his greatest pleasure TO deliver the flower
at the home OF the purchaser. 1t was IL
this way that he became so well know
and liked. Whether it was a funeral or
wedding, Andrew brought his flowers ant
with them always a word of kindness ant
gentleness befitting the occasion.
Some months age ne was taken i'll ant
: gradually his strength left him unit
death interviewed yesterday morning. Tn
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon a
8 O'Clock from the funeral parlors of G
II. Brewer. Interment will be made 4
Graceland Park cemetery.
Asks for salary Cut.
Il Rev. DR.. Robert Il Wheeler, pastor @
: the First Presbyterian church, has aske
that his salary be cut down in order I
tighten the burdens Of his congregatio
during the coming year DIR. Wheeler /
calling upon his congregation TO supper
the church work expressed himself a
willing to bear the burdens along wit
. the rest Being called out OF the cit
n 1
ing of his church members, he gave pull
i lie notice that he wanted his salary CT
= down $50. In view of the usual Ealarie
. paid ministers. DR.. Wheeler's reque'
stands out as exceptional to a degre'
l. church people say.
h New stock Train Run.
a. The ONeill stock train just ordered /
"a the Burlington railroad will begin &
In regular run on Sunday March T. It wi
~ leave O'Nelll Sunday morning betwee
- 10 and II o'clock and will make the ~
:. to Omaha so as 20 arrive at the stoC
!, yards between and o'clock Monds
morning. The new train will pick I
= ITtock from O'Nein to Laketon and fro
L.aketon TO South Omaha. The run
III over go miles and will be covered
eighteen hours.
n Youth wins Two Prizes.
TO jesse Correll OF Cambridge. Neb. wi
In won the corn prize Of go this year, W;
also awarded county prize. The boy
u reading over the county Requirement
or came to the conclusion that he had I
Sc right 70 the county prize because his col
had been rasied in Frontier county Il
~ stead of Furnas, to which the prize hG
ed been awarded. He sent the prize ba'
40 WIN an eApidnauOns t1TAIIlc ManaS
win .Shellberg insists that young Caro-
pt win become successful farmer som
AZ day.
or Attempts 90 Carve wife.
Emil Musek. az North Twenty-sixt
n street, became involved in a little fami
IA difficulty with his wife this morning ar
attempted to settle 1t with the aid of
butcher knife Of considerable dimension
=, He succeeded in cutting her throat. b
~ the cut will not be fatal. according
DIR. ]. j. Humpal, who attended u
a, woman and ordered her removed to Il
South Omaha hospital. Detectivs Jam
O6 sheehan placed Museo under arrest.
Graee1and Park Cemetery.
% Buy family lot on our easy paymei
plan Perpetual care.
- South Omaha Brevtties.
Lew Rushing for a Taxi. So. $50.
90 The little daughters OF Joseph Koutsl
were. reported very III yesterday.
r. c. Beavers-Still In business and W
continue 80 at the old stand.
y r. G. studeman OF Manning, Ia. "
q business visitor 20 South Omaha yeste
day.
" There was a slight delay in the arriv