Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Root Print New Beacon Press
Burgsss-7randen 90. Lighting fixtures
Hsbraska Savings ana Loan Assn
New office between city hall and Fon-
tenelle hotel, 2l1 South Eighteenth St
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Forfsdts Bond-Mrs. A. Wells, a22
North Fifteenth street arrested for con-
Quoting a disorderly house was released
on a cash bond. which she forfeited by
her failure TO appear in police court
stookholder visits Hotsl-w. l..
Huber Of Syracuse. ~ Y, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Isabel Huber, is
at the Fontenelle. Mr.. Huber is a stock
holder in the hotel operating company.
The state Bank OF Omaha pays I
per cent on time deposits. per cent on
savings accounts All deposits in this
bank are protected by the depositors
guarantee fund Of the state Of Nebraska.
Quickly Located ana easily accesslbls
are two prime requisites OF desirable
office location. Tenants in The Bee build
ing, the building that is always new"
find these two conditions of great service
in building UP their business.
Failed to shovel SNOWY. w. Cutler
l3 Farnam street, and Jack Rife, 2227
Leavenworth street, we're arraigned in
police court and fined 81 and costs each
for failure to remove the snow from their
walks.
Three Lose watohss-The following
men report TO the police thefts of gold
watches: Peter Nelson Fifteenth and
Locust streets; c. NJ. Board, Sixteenth
and Chicago, and Simon Carliss of Hol-
brook. Neb.
Draws Five Days-Joseph Kokush,
Tenth and Dorcas streets, arrested by
Special Officer Pease for the larceny of
coal from the Union Pacific coal shute,
was given sentence OF five days by
Judge Britt,
Sells Tract of Land-G w. Wattles
has sold a small tract OF land north of
Ralston to Max Pitzel for $3.50. Last
week Mr. wattles bought 200 acres east
Of Ralston, large bottom land farm.
which he rented to neighbor to work
this summer.
mrs. Judah Passes Away-Mary L.
Judah, East Omaha, aged 6S years, died
Wednesday night at st. Joseph's hos
pital Of cancer. Mrs. Judah is survived
by her husband and four sons-Russell
Frank, Walter and Earl. The body will
be taken to Hickman, Neb., for interment.
omahan writes song-Cornelius T.
Lam, an Omaha man living at 1917 South
Twenty-third street, has written the
words of a new song, The Dream of
Life" that has just been published here
by the Independent Music Publishing
company. Eugene PlatzmanA wrote the
music.
Table Scarf for Red Cross-The Wis
iting Nurse association is trying to dis
pose OF a handsome crocheted scarf for
a large library table made by an elderly
woman who wishes to contribute the pro-
ceeds to the Red Cross. The scarf. for
which s. is asked. is on exhibition at their
rooms in the city hall,
Condemn Old Buildings-Superinten
dent C. II. Withheld Of the city building
department advised the city council that
delapidated frame structures at 110S, lilo
and 1112 Capitol avenue have been con-
demned by Inspector Lee Bridges. The
council set 10 a. m, March 16, as the
time when owners may show cause why
these buildings should not be removed.
Toe on viaduct-The snow on the
Tenth street viaduct has melted to such
an extent that wagan traffic is going out
side the tracks of the street railway
tracks. Originally the snow was about
two feet deep over the entire structure.
This has melted and settled away until
II is not more than six inches in depth.
1t has now become a mass of solid. ice.
Quartet to sing-Cantor A. Leibovitz
and Hebrew quartette will take part in
the services at the B'nai Jacob synagoge.
TweRty-fourth and Nicholas streets, Fri
nay evening and Saturday morning. An
attractive musical program has been ar
ranged for Sunday evening at 7:9O o'clock
also. The singers have offered to devote
part of the proceeds for the war suffer-
ers' relief fund.
Wood 10 Improving-Elmer II. Wood
freight traffic manager of the Union Pa
Cific, now at the Clarkson hospital for
treatment for paralysis is getting along
so We'll that probably Saturday he will
be removed to his home. Should he con-
tinue TO improve within the next couple
of weeks he will be taken to Long Beach,
Cal, I'm order that he may get the sea
breeze and be In more even climate.