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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY CO, 190(V
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HERCULEAN TASK IS DONE
Complete Primary Vote ii CtoTuwcd and
Board Adjourns Sine Lie,
FOSEWATER'S MAJORITY OVER TWO TO ONE
Thaa Orlglaallp Bho-redToa
the Fare Hitchcock Bad Dakl
snaa Split Aboat
Etta
The canvassing board that haa been go-
JW" over the returns from the late prl-
Tnary after" ten- days' work adjourned sin
alia vaalart.t, . . .. . i.. .. . .
o'clock.
Tha last returns' canvassed were those
on the democratic congressional delegate!,
over which "there haa been conalderable
rivalry between the! I)ahlman and antl
Pahlman or Hitchcock factions of the
party. The returna allow that of the
sixty-six delegates thirty-seven were on
Saundara. W. A.....t10rttla, Or. B. W.-LlrTj
(Hrt, p. N I a4 linn B. O HI
Clark, jr., H. T... 'kninr. Hanrr 1N
lod. W. r IU s--att, Bdsar H Kt
Cnfkran. It. M trott, Oanaral Ml
B V t.itu fkmN, oaoraw p... l.tM
lata. W. W 1.411 Shone, W. H I.4H
CnnMll. W. I.IM h'lnlkw, J. W 141
r.a. a a fj aiumi. r. m t4H
(aer. Howard B . lit Rmltk, A C MM
Corllaa. P. W A. 1447, Smllk. Edward A....LK
. A 1.44 Smttk. rrad U IM.
Cnnlak, Edward J..i.a 9mitk. Mirhaat i
Cirwall, Robert t(4 Smith. Stdnay W..... V
Cnwpf, W P 144 Solomon, R O I 4
rrnlg. J. T I.4.M' sormann, Alfred 1.01
rrwnnae, W. O .... tut Spalding, K K K
Cawimtnga, rnarlaa... TH4 pahoer. W; A...i... ill
Cunningham. I iii Stptn. Paul 2
Cunningham, M. O t.l Stawnrt, R. A IM
Pattlatruni. Victor.... til R'on. Bun J I.IM
'II. J. A IliSlona. H. A alt
Intty. C. " I7 Saillaan. J P 4
frraul. Ova. H... HI'TbiiMt. Benjamin r l.4t
Mltnn. John T .: Traiaor. P. J I M
ttur(l. thirl B.. 4A t'nlt, r-karlaa I.M
rmahoa. A. J 1.511 I rhanakl, John M... .1.131
Dotwrkra. A.- H 7 Vanallatlna, A. J .... IM
tiuikor, L ' 1 143! Van Kan. H O i
Dunr.n. Robarl D. 1.4il; Vunaantr W. B. ...... )14
Pworak. Prank t.K Vlnaonhalar. P. B...l.4
tiamiii, Wra. W. ...l.niTi v, Kaaari, Charlaa,. 12
Kill. I M 4 Waklnrom. Bmil Ill
Rrwin. Ollraf I.l7 Wal.h. Jamaa 1.(21
Krana. J E W jn Winj, K T
Parrll, rsraallns..;.t.lT Wa4. P. D
Parroll, Jrpvph 4" liar. 0. P.......
Ptnk. Rohan O I.v. a'eataraala. B. H
Plahr. K. B 1.41 i hartoa, Joha C.
Planann. Ira t.4i Whlppla, H. A
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Obancee la Cffioiali at the TJaioa Stock
' Tardi KationaL tank. -
BOGUS TAX COLLECTOR ON ,WS ROUNDS
City Treasurer Aanoaaeea He Jlas X
perlal Calleetore Oat at Preaeat
Ml Partlea Are Caatlaaed
Nat ray.
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Klemina. Our 1.47' wnhur. WIHIaai H.
..i..t.4M: wnaa.. T. r.
Plodman. P. E
both slatea, thirteen on the Duhlman i rt-ll r. JohB j..i.oo! wniia. B. A
Slate, fourteen on the Hltt'hcock ticket . Oalnea, Prank H ... If.li Woodland. Prank H
Oaliowar. Thomaa...
tlataa. W. H
OIIIpl. J. A......
Uordun. W. C
941 Wurmkacfc. fmo....
IiOjYartnn, Edward
n,Yatra. John T
laa. Zimtuau, Harry B.
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At the last meeting of the directors of the
fnlon Stock Tsrrls National bank. E. F.
Folds, formerly cashier, wss elected as one
of the vlce presidents of the Institution.
ind In Ms place as cashier F. R. Hedrlck of
Fort Worth, Tex., wss chosen. -In his posi
tion as vice rrrealdent. Mr. Folds -will still
have active management of the bank. The
new cashier was, up to the time of . his
election, president of the Btock Yards Na
tional bank of Fort Worth. He crunes here
to assume hla duties about August 1. He
has been with the Fort Worth bank only
eighteen, months., but has occupied several
Important positions In other banks. He
began hla banking career at Algona, la.
From that state he went to Indian Terri
tory In the interests of Iowa capltallr's.
For soma time he was cashier of the First
tha place was opened at T o'clock Wednes
day morning, nor has been heard from
sinie. He hart worked tor his board at a
restaurant at 7" fouth-filxteenth street, but J
Inquiry there failed to throw any light on
hla Whereabouts. The"young man had I
bn despondent ovec lark of funda and It
Is feared he may nave committed stMctaa.
lie was 2S rears old, dark comnlezloned.
smooth faced and wore a black, soft shirt.
COUNCIL OVERLOOKS A POINT
Falls ta Aatharlse Me F.ipeaae (
Atterlatj ttaoaaa ta Be t'sed
by Cblef.
Alterations in the rooms formerly occu
pied by the tax commissioner on the sec
ond floor at the fit hall to fit them lor
AUDITORIUM MONEY SCHEME
Plan af Eaiiinc Fn&d to Complete Buildin?
it Frojacted.
NEW BONO ISSUE IS THE PROPOSITION
Dlreciars iabmlt Slateaaeat of Ear
lata, IkowUg Set 'of K early
Klaa Tbaaaaad Dollars
la Two Toara.
Various plana of raising money to corn-
end two -Michael liogan and William
Fleming were Independent. Jamea P.
English was trtgh man. with 73 votes, i
and Oedrge Rogers waa the low man to ! Hepabllraa roogresaloaal Delegates.
h airii. with Jfls Th. (i r.t totals I The canvass of tha vote for retublloan
gavs Mr. Rogers only Zi, but a second delegates to the congressional ' convention National bank of Medlll. Mr. Foldn. whom
rminl'nvc him threo more ralalno? him was completed Thursday forenoon. The
two votes above Joh
had bea.tr n him rm th
was 771, .received Dy jonn reje
he succeeds, has been connected with the
bank only since last January. The Increase
in A Bennewlta who ! highest vote was received by Thomas A. bank only since last Jsnuary. The Increase
the first count. ' F"1"'1 who """'v"1 loe-' wh,le ,he it businetw In the bank is t(i a reason for
, . , , , ,T . h'-i- I Smith ahd J. M. Tobias were tied for last
. r .7. 7.,, J. . '".,, Plce among those elected, each receiving
Bates to the- republican stale convention . ..
at tha primary' aieotlon were
8. B. H. ,h, additional force."
Boiai Tax Collector.
It has twice been reported to the city
, k ,hJ 81 vo,e- Th following table shows ths treasurer that some ImDoster. as It seems.
Massing board yesterday afternoon. vote ot d,f those, reaetvln, W h.s been attempting to collect-de.ino.uen,
trV-J "V?' Z... .k. a !k, "r more beln e"cl1: of gullible people. In neither one of
Thv ihn "Kiit -mtla -chanae over thI
Albrarbt. Loula..
ngures puDllsnea in i ns net imracumnj Aitaiadt. William
after the primary none of any oonsi- Baobnaana, c.
quenca. , County Treasurer Fink is high b., S"
man on lha Rosewater doiegauon, secur- B.m. rraoa u.
Ing .67.: W.' i. Brostch Is high man on 5!'
tha Fontanella ticket, securing 1,2.' This Bamatain Naiiian.
makes Fink's majority over the opposing i?": ri l
hlah man l.aii. his vote being more than niK-kasadarfar L .
.,. .1 nrn.h.. . ar A 'Willis. I Rwlamann. Wm H
"""""" " , ' I Bom, Hanrr
tha low man on tha Rosewater delegation. Borer, ctiria
. .... vi . n.lt Brltt. C. W
nas .iu, gvn. ...... - ...-j , BnipMIlll- A j
ovtr Broatch. The average vote ror am uraMt, A. h
aelegate. pledged to Mr. Ro.ewater SSy.V H
ever ,t00, wnwo ti rl r i rhrtatia, I). H . .
vote waa about 1.000. J. C Robinson tha kti. w. b.
low mn. eroppin oown mm iow M ow. i rol. i.Titi
r..n rAmiiiionrtr Frd Brunlnc la 1 vUn, chari
VwBsaaT -.. .
aaoond on the Rosewater delegation, get-
"tinJl.7: -while H. H. Baldrlga la third.
with 2.6I. ....
ff ' . -"Detail of Vote.
Thla ie the complete vote:
Adair W R 1,091 Qreanlaaf. a K.
Adama. H. t. l Ouatafami. B. L...
Adam. Jamaa H..J.W Hall. .Tkotnaa P..
Adklns, w. r ..,. i
.. 04 Klaratead. ta 1...
. 71 King. P. E
. KlKlrahnar. D. H...,
. a7.Kornli. W. H
.. 'Kottar. Prd W..
.. IV'Kornbrk. L
IlliLaraon. 8aras,.....
,. lI,Liral. at. L
.. IM Lindaar, Jamaa G..
.. Ill Lynch, John I.
..1,011 Mabery. Barnard..
., Ill; Mann. Charlaa P..
.. M MrArdla Jobn P..
the cases has the man been able to get nny
money by this means. It may be, however,
that the attempt might prove successful to
persons less acquainted' lit the city. The
tsx collector, states that he hss no deputy
and that he has not made an attempt to coi
tus lect outside of, his office as yet.- As a gen-
" era! rule the taxes have been paid promptly
In the voluntary. way. If any one ta ap-
oi Metjonald, John W.. .l,(m preached by would-be collectors. It would
! M.Oulr. J. H... ...... Wt w. .. ... ... . .
wr.. .u. iiirin w rrtiuri . me mailer in
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171 MrK.r. W. II
U.1 Moraartr. B. P
120 Morgan, rharlae B.
aMi Nftl.l, William O.
aal : Nor barf. Jaka
. tM, N'orthvall. T. O...
Hrtiim, Claua. ............
' Olaoa, Pater
l.aoiiPrak. Oaora N. ...
7MI Pworaon. Andraw...
tl Plnlo. A. 8
aas Ralph. J. B . M. D.. oi
m,Rrnolda. Victor D.. 4t
. Hi; Hlra, Beatoa
n!Roaaal. H. I
JH Rohwar, Oaorga....
71 sargant, uaorga A.
the police and see that the ' fmposters are
hinaoaoa. W. a
Akarluaa, A. P...
Allan Jan-.,....
Ann, - B. O.
Andarsau, A-
kndarasn, J "
Andanwn Ben B.
j . .A.rMn I la , 1 . .
, .Andaraoa Nl J. ....
ailuiaiawu. -
. . mt I n Jamaa..
Aiford. Carr....kM HI
Jallap, w. e...-i.
pairs, rirrz;;'
Baldrti. Hor H.l.
nilHaaaal, A Win R.
.1.44a
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.I.447,
Harrlna. Carl
Hoffman, L. T..
Ilolllngar, P. C.
HoiK-k. A. P....
Howall. B. B ...
Hot. Prad M.
Hummel, JnaaBk B.
Hunt, Ernaat C
Jackaoa, J. T
Juaama. Jacob It..
Joknaoa. Oaoraa M..1.1H
Joknaoa. Balak H.... PI
Jokaaoo. W. Brnaat..L444
Judaoo, Prank W .
.. M7
..1.447
.. PIT
..1,411
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..L017
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.Mil
.1.611
.. 37
.1.004
..1,174
Cnp. B. P
Crawford. Frank...
('rata. John
Crow. Oeorga B....
Dalkar. Prod
Dooaon, John.-
F.I Holt, Oeorga
Bttar, Prad J......
Plaphar. Harry
riuh. p. w . ..
Plodman, Prad W.
Poster, CttarlM B.
rrr. Thomaa A....
Purar. Prank . A. ..
Oaorga. ('hartaa G.
Olbaon. I- C MUStaal, John.
Grant. John 177! Biaraoaon. C. D.
Ilrnit, H array 0 tl0 "toddart. H. P..
Hall, varra E , MtBona. rrana B..
Hanam. Charlaa 160'Ruttla, Hugh
Handrtoka. ( ha. I. MSj Swanaon, Nala P.
Hlghy, Boachar 1,001 Talbot Jamaa...
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nrougnt to justice.
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the use of the chief of police have come plete tha Auditorium were discussed at a
to sn abrupt pause because of the failure meeting Wednesday noon of the commit
of the council to authorise the expense at tee appointed by the Commercial club
in the matter. Among them was the Is
sue of $10,000 of bonds In addition to the
t&O.OOO bonds now In force. Another plan
was to. call In the ISO.000 bonds and Is
sue a new set to the amount of l0,000.
After a discussion of the financial state
ment of the Auditorium for the two years
since its opening, the general opinion waa
the meeting Tuesday night. It appears
that after Chalrmnn Bridges and the
buildings and -property committee had de
cided on the plans other councllmen Inter
fered and gave orders for the cutting of a
door through a' thick' brick wall. In Order
to afford the police chief passage tu a
private office.. The Chang's contemplated
hv thai Mtnnilllu watfA In neriui v -tint tha
door .rr.nk-.m.nf win brin. ti. m.i to expressed that since the statement shows
more than 160. of In violation of the char- the building to have made money thera
ter provision that all work coating more ought to be little difficulty In selling so,-
than 150 shall be let by contract. Chairman 000 worth of bonds
Bridges wss much displeased by the dlsar- No definite conclusion was reached and
rangemenf of the plans, and so expressed tha discussion will be resumed Friday.
himself with vigor. After tha council Manager Ulllan of the Auditorium
turned down the appropriation Buperln- I quoted figures to show that St. Paul haa
tendent Rowden, under whose supervision I put 1376.000 Into an Auditorium," Kansas
the door was cut, called the whole affair city 1465,000 and Denver has voted 4(r
off. temporarily. On 1-oes.iay, however. I 000 bonds. Omaha to date has Invested
workmen had made the opening, which now gbout 50,000 in the local building.
stands in- rougn condition in a rrame ot
rough brick and plaster. To add to the
chaos. It baa been discovered that the door
waa cut under a section Of wall supporting
Statement of Esralaga,
Preparatory to a campaign for funds to
complete the Auditorium, the board of dl-
main girder. According to builders this i"., ,.......-
never should have been done, because of ""owing " " rm""
danger of weakening the building. building since Its opening two years ago
During the suspension of activity the r .. ine aetaueo siaiemem hm.uw..
chief of police retains bis old quarters and RECEIPTS.
preparations to receive the county treasury ,n ""b"""0"" V1L. '
. a A., a, .1,1. ... ..... .'a Fram miscellaneous enterprises.
...... Bo I tianrt concerts, souvenir uncus,
school district treasury are blocked. The ftildwlnter fslr, etc
fire chief . Is ensconced, in the old health Earnings of the Auditorium since
department room, and the latter ha. been L'" Jai'mlscea-
transferred to the. room formerly used by neons entertainments
the license Inspector, with a private oflice Roller rink, two years
for consultations made out of ths council's Borrowed on bonds.. ... ......
, . , . . Due on notes for construction bills,
committee room. Only the fire chief has i npald hills for material, construc-
aettled down and arrarrgea his furniture tion, etc
26,6:4.63
8i.527.J7
r.Et.M
6ft.000.00
11.120.69
Coaarll Urki a Qaorai
though he meant to make a long stay, overdraft, June l, isso
No action was taken at the council meet- The health department Is hoping that other Total received
ing last nignt. There was not a quorum quarters win Da proviooa. ior it. EXPENDITURES.
answered to roll call, so the body ad-1 But the kernel of-, the' matter is that too I Grounds
loumed to meet Monday avanlna At that I many democratic councllmanic cooks have Building
tin, (V.. i I Hlntuil In and haitlv dlaturrwut tha unnf.rt. I nirnilUre and natures..
...v iiiv .uiniiiiiirc via v inuut IB, , biivv.o I " , l'v " - - w . ... i . , -.
and. alleys will be reay to report on one tlonery. It Is supposed that when the Taxes paid
or two propositions. It Is likely a provl- disturbers show a meex and conciliatory Insurance paid
Slon will be considered for tha
sninaunoars, laaa. i.,..l.gf ., f fh- to, ,h. ,..,
Sill gkadam W n aja 1 - mm vi.vll au .wanuua a.
it; liabattah. w. w t.M I Q over the Burllnaton trarka. tt la l.n will be held to map the way out or the Holler rink exrensea. two rears
ii Smith, Arthur c l.4 1 aurmlsed that there will be a renort m. Jungle. A yawning opening through a Expenses of all other shows and
x mn.in. dan. j. am I - ....
l,MiHmitR. s. B. If Ill I "wji" piana in connection Wltn tne via-
M! eauiraa. r. A... (17 duct at V street over the 1-nlnn Pa..ifin
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& prOVI- uwiBiirci. ji.rr. nil. ivui iiimui .iini.rn.ncr 1'aiu
construe- eplrlt Chairman Bridges and hla committee Interest paid
H on west oclate. will relent arid a new conference olierkaTe V-Wnt. ? i""
331.1175
t 65.R03 0ft
184.Z11I.T7
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6.229.!
n.n3 12
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11.5T7.19
J.J and Rock Island tracks.
"J Arrested on Barglarp Charge,
mt Tl,a police were v successful in running
JJJ down another burglar on the morning of
brick wall directly underneath a huge
girder, however, Is the present monument
to the first tampering of democratic
flr.ar.ra with the nhvalrul Attrlhutea of the Paid for heating...
, - Tl 1 .1 f .. I .
.HKJ I VII 1IHIIV I IV. I", nr, , . ,
Paid salaries of secretary
emeriainmenis
Paid to employes, laborers, watch
men, ticket sellers, doormen.
ushers
city hall.
a,, his crime. Wednesday night Nick Blake.
Holm, BrnM a.... tMiT-cksr. j. at k7 number of boardere over Herman A,ngera
JJ saloon at Twenty-sixth and Q streets. He
MORRIS AIDS THE DESTITUTE
b..aHauar. . W.. Kalrta U. 4
B.adLa. . Prank W..I.i
BaHstit, Intng 0..
Barkar. Oaniga. H 341
Barr,
Kaaaadr. William. .. .1. Ml
Rarr. i. Prad tit
Knadatl. Haaiy -
Baal, Banna..
Baall,
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Oaall. A. J..... X'
Baatty, H. 0... U
Bahna. Joan V,...a.av,
Bamdlat," B..a.t,olt
argar. Jokn H... 14
HI Kolb, Haarr B..
it
...tKB
Koatsky, Prank...
I anaaatar. Arvry.
Lanadaa. Mania U4
Laraaa. ink a
Loayttt. H. P Ml
law.. Mlckaal M7
Blrkka
P. W... .1. ow4 Lamka, Joha.
SO
aiark. o B.......LIU lUarsraa, Joea A..... so
anfa ..B-aiat Uiva. , i niii hi a-... ...
Slack, ' MvinL . , ..a
laoxWa. t. W t,
Bloaaaae, rrttai.-M.
I.1M
.a. i7
ikeaw
k..... Nti
Brmdlaw -Baaaare Ja
nraller. B. P HIM
Bramaaw B B.. - 4
Braaa. Jaaa P
Broad bora. T. h .. IKl
Broataa. W. J...U.W
BrMam. SYaikOta A..
Kroma. H. 0....1.U
Brawa. K -- W4
Brawn. Randall K. MO
Brawnlaa. rrana B..L011
BruanMM. O. W... M0
Bragawaa, Oaaar..M U
Brualag. Prd....-I.(7l
Bual, Jamaa IU..I.IN
vugn, a. ...... . , .
Burbaak. Brroa 0...1.M1
Baa. B. U. i4jBa. OUa 0
Barfcat, H.
Bynu. Harry 8.-.M'e
Cajaptwll, W. B 14
Carr. Jas. W.,..l.a.7
(arr. Jamaa J.. Ml
Cbaaa, Ckmkat.MJ.M Batkkola. Haavp.
Ckaaa. D. A. M..-1,0W BmaaaU. Ha
Caaaa. W. B.
Lawta, Tkaodara P.- 11
MMkraa, Jaka V 14U
Melatrre, On u .
MoXalL J. O - IM
Uuna. C A
aaaanay, rrana a.,i
laVaaJavnap, B a.ue
bm A. P . Ml
Manbaat, I. H. ...... '
ataaatuk. W. A ti
HIlMr. wiiltaai air Brldgaa. 1-...
Millar. BroadwallTV A.
auoar, ar I gull, Hanrr
Muiaagar, r. - ri Bullare. W C.
Myaaa, uaga A, u BurnMB Harr
mfmZ I Bulla. Daa B. .
ranaa. a. a -. l Butlar, J. P.,
2"? !i Bolt, William
laraaa. H- B-- - jr I rjalaly. C A.
Plwam. BL , Canada. W. T.
"a f I cannan, c. J
rnarl. raa... ,....aii Oo- jhn P.
Honia. Prank B
Hop par, B. B
Hoppar, Corllaa P..
Horwlch. Ban. B
Houghton, Robert..
How a. c. C
Hurat. tkoorsa L...
Irwin. T. U ;
Jaekaoa. J. P a7 WIIHa. A. H
Jaflarla. A. W l.14 Wilts. Cbarlaa
Jahnaoa, A I bait W... KVartoa, Edward......
Johnnoa, Uaorga anljYalaar, Joha 0......
JoBaaoa, w. ..,, I27 1 Irak, . joii.
Kaan, Joarpk UlYoungars, C, H
Kaagaa, una J..... W
Desnoeratla State Coareatloa.
Baperlnteadent Associated Charities
Gets Womaa vrlth Babe to Her
Sonthera Deatlnatlon.
J
7 Tym. P. C
Si iTreuaV wniiaVi:: iu antored every room In the building and
a;whaaiar, Bokart L....- ta I from nearly every one of them secured
Ms wiirea B. E Ma om" booty. From one boarder he got over
an wtliiama. C. T II 17 ana from another ha took a watch mil ... t,.u. v.......,n n.i,.4 ha anil In.
i4 w.mt. uwi. v.. IM1.P .m.,,. ,rnm , ..k. "T"JT,-'""r: .-3:"
a i . . . wv... i o. .ii i xani oil to umana atier-ine ottn r niwisw
ai one of the rooms ha visited, Miowever, the fire, left Thursday fbr ' Jacksonville, Fia.,
man happened to be awake and most where Antonio has found employment, ac
first
three vears. and manager and
stenographer two and a half years
Miscellaneous, including various
Items during the five and one-half
years, such aa telephone, hauling,
express, postage, messenger serv
ice, water, repairs, decorations,
safe rental, advertising, station
ery, printing, signs and banners.
architects fees, etc.
Mrs. Antonio Blanco, the German wife Legal services and commission on
oona loan
5,754.77
6.674.91
2.IYM.67
3,63. 75
9,466.00
8.698.64
l. ooo.flo
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Total expenditures 1331,612.76
Since the building was opened two rears
ago the actual operating expenses have
fortunately he clearly recognised the man cording to lnformatkin"urr.lshe4 by the f,'"0'!"' 'J?-. JIl? -rMLt .1"..? ?n2
... . . . . , . , , , . , . .. I i .ill ii.u mi acn iiiirirni. iiibuihih r aim
J n a Nick Blake, who haa bean w-orklnar until I rtr tvuh. r thar'itw n.rnr. lamnna . . -. i . n.cm 1.1 , i
m ------ i ' i . ... 1 " . ' - -" ------ .a . m i j , ki"ui ,u,vi.i. iimniiii mi'i.wnj . -ii 1 1 1
last Tuesdsy at Swift and ComDany'a nlant. I Ban rnnrbiM ininnin. ami , an lmnostor I out for operating, axnejases and fixed
M!, He spent his time at the fire hall In the representing himself to be Mayor Bchmlta chJ,rje";. , u..u
40 plant. Induced the woman ta tarn tVr authority leaves lis a nroflt over all nnerailna e.
Besides this capture the police ran In to draw 11,200 belonging to herself and Penses and Aged charges of $8,760. This
J 4i jnaa. Dr., Robart P two small purloiners of brass and other rhlM from tha National Bank of California. n. ,,".1 In paying for the heating
fflSSKt S.."::::::: S 'ot .Th' .evn yeek. ,.he hq cared for by T--:
sa A,., MdiLawia, 8. Arien 7 r. v niiams. Tne boys are charged with 1 hospitable strangers in Omaha, receiving torlum fund to date.... lllJ,8f0.f
is oraeaea irom tne union racinc. only one letter from her nusuana, wmcn i-uiireia 10 aai nn.ui.uu
T I Th.v Innb .K.I. . . . - ..Ii V. . ...... I ... . . ... .w. n I '
- ' v.,,, a,.-v wi.. m BwaRgrr coniainca acuuaaii.uiiB mat aua waa iw Uncollected ... .... $.61000
... , vuiiiiiiuii m iriinii iivvitra ana aemanaea laminar . witn s. man in btb aioinea. noi. i stock paid for and Issued ...Ilos.oon.oo
44, oeer witn tneir lunch, which J. Rothholx withstanding, the fsct ithat It looks aa '
lit readily promised and readily forgot. . though Blanco desires to drop her and no NAdM IN NtW T. M. iJ. bUILUINU
loung Arthur Terrell waa also placed assurances are at hand"thst he will re-
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Blssa, Jaanaa H I;a7
Baolaoan, Aiuar, gu aaa
Abbott. LyaJa I 441 Hospar.' Bol
Andaraaa, Arthur .U. 41 Howall, B. B
Anibaa, C. H 124 Jackson. Alma ....
Attar, A A ZMiJalao, Oldrlch
Ban man, otto j.
Bedford, Jrff W
nett, John
nawlta. John
Berrymaa. Ed p ' dOTiLoberk. C. O
Bouoa. Kugaaa M... Bl McComba, w. w..,.
all McConnall, A. B
U0i Millar, Parry
44 Monk. J. t
4M1 Monigomary. C. 8...
dUiMoatyn, P
Nabla, John L
IttlNlrhola, W. L
JllO'Brlaa. D. 1
O'Connor, P. J
iOKI, B
lull Ott hard. Wm. J
4M 0--bard. William ...
Oonloa. John J lao Piattl, Lula J
Coagrora, Domini .. Plekard, Oscar J....
Cuatar. Dan T til Pottar. 8. J
Dajilman, Jamaa C. ll Bawltaar, A. H
O'JK LETTER BOL
residents In tha allotted territory tha earn
I library privileges that reaktenis of the Clil
j enjoy.
the Cli
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ai ar. .aha l.aa
TOO LATHS TO CUA8SIFV.
iMknlt, Oaorga M....
Liooaaoa, j. c
Draial, joha C...
Dunn, I. J
Elaaaaar Patar B..
Bngiiak, Jama P..
Bpallna, C
Faulk. Dr. P. W...
Plaharty. H. B.
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ai unaer arrest on a state complaint which celve .ber with open, arma, aha is so fond of Eieetrie 1.1 gut compaar Rents omees
IZ charges him with assault to do great bodily him that she has Insisted upon going to a gtraetare at Seventeenth
in harm to the person of Horace Armstrong. Florida, tagged in car of tha Jacksonville
J" It Is said he struck the Armstrong . boy chief of police. Aided by Superintendent
.Ta 1 In tha back of the head with an Indian rluh I Mnnia nf tha Aaanclateri. Charities, orlvate
JM while the two were playing at the Toung subscriptions have been raised to pay trans. l"" ora or aireciors ot tne xoung
JJJ Men's Christian association gymnasium portatlon and other expenses. The babe, of Mn ' Christian association has leased, un
:1 nearly a month ago. course. oea alona-. too. dr flve yra- contract, office room in the
The Water Works Qaeatloa.
OMAHA, July l.-To- the Editor of The
Bee: The suggestion of Mr. Dumont for a
compromise with the Water company on
the' valuation of the water works would be
a step In the right direction ir compromise
were possible. But there is a hlghrr ques
tion. It seems to me. which should be first
answered. As everybody knows, two out
of three of the most eminent engineers in
the United St a tea, whose special duty It
wss, have fixed the valuation at $fi,2fi3.0i.
It Is reasonable to believe that. If a com
promise were now attainable, that It could
not be bought below $6.0n.nno. Do the peo
ple of Omaha want such an Investment,
with Jhe hasards of municipal ownership
added, at any such cost?' Thla, I think.
Is the primary question.
Something like eighteen months ago I
hg.l been Impressed by certain Information
that I had gotten from tha late Captain
Reynolds and from Mr. Stockton Heth
about the cost and valuation of our Omaha
water works. I brought the subjeot to
the attentions of ttha Commercial club In
some remarks in which I strongly urged
that the Howell law should be allowed
to die a natural death, and that Omsha
should Immediately open negotiations for n
re-lease of tha water plant on a fair basis
for water rates. I was told afterward that
It was held that nothing could be done
until the award was made by the ap
praisers on the valuation, the very thing
was anxious to avoid. It was said that
we must wait. We waited. I thought then,
as every man of sense and candor must
now that it Is entirely reasonable to be
lieve that even if compromise were now
possible, which. In my opinion. It Is not.
the valuation could never be brought be
low $5.0no,0no. Captain Reynolds had told
me that the water company had expended
more than $2.oon.ono . at Florence, and an
other of equal responsibility had made It
plain to me that the jlplng of the great
plant alone, otie of the best In the world
the piping being, under ample tests In a
state of perfect preservation and prac
tically as good as new hsd cost $3,tiK),oon.
My earnest plea at the Commercial club
s that ' negotiations should be opened
with the Water company for a re-lease of
the plant before, and not after, the award
should be made. My fear was that the
newspaper engineers were certainly mis
taken In placing the valuation at from
$3,000,000 to $3,600,000 and that It would be
nearly twice those sums. I also feared,
and often said to Governor Boyd, Mr. Wat
tles and other citizens that I was greatly
fearing that the Water company, acting
within Its rights under the law, might
seek to compel the purchase, whether
Omaha wished it or not. This is precisely
what has happened.- I think it was Addison
who said that when a man was worth only
100 nobody, tiad any respect for hla opin
ion, but one worth 15,000, which was a
great fortune In his day, was esteemed to
be full of wlndora. I am. but too apt to
forget that the philosophy of Addison is
ss applicable to these times as It was to
those of Queen Anne. But with something
akin to contempt for It, I asked the Com
mercial club to take a few days' notice of
Its responsibility in the case. The com
panies, and the executive committee were
very courteous in the matter Indeed, as
they always are to me, and kindly filed
my communication In a trunk.
I have had some experience In this town
with wars upon corporations which made,
Its existence" possible, and I am not In
favor of these wars. I therefore will, from
my old place at the feet of those whose
right of control In the larger affairs of
Omaha . nobody questions, beg to sub
mit to them -this motion:
"Get together and appoint a committee
of srjven from your own number, whose
duty it' shall be' td confer with President
Woodbury and the water company for a
re-lease of the water works on fair and
honorable terms."
Omaha did a thing Ilka this once with
the Union Pacific Railroad company and
my distinct recollection is that It resulted
to Its advantage.
GEORGE L. MILLER.
TR ACTIO" MM HELD FOR BRtflERt
Dea Molars Aldermaa Kara TBey re 1 4
Moaep far Vote.
DES MOINES. July 1 George R HI pres.
general manager of the Dea Moines Street
Railway company, and A. M. Iladley, man
ager of a big farm belonging to the com
pany, both of whom were arrested early
today charged with attempting to bribe
Alderman J. I.. Hamery of tha First ward
In an effort to secure tha letter's vote oft
a pending railway franchise, gave bond rti
the sum of $1,000 each today." Hamery
serta that th alleged transactions In whlcd
money was paid him by the street rail
way company's manager occurred In thk
alderman's bath room and that he had wit
nesses to the transaction. , ,
lilranood Keeps Coaaty Beat.
QLENWOOD. Ia.. July 'U.-Speelal Tele
gram.) The county seat contest In Mills
county, by which the town of Malvern
sought to remove the court house from
Glenwood to Malvern, wae settled today by
the board of supervisors deciding that Mal
vorn had not enough signatures on the pev
tltlon. The board therefore deckled that
no election could be called. This Is a de
cided victory for Glenwood from th (act
that out of three members of the board
two of them were workers fitr Malvern, re
siding In that town and vicinity. Tha
board haa been In session a month, al
though the result has been forecasted by
th friends of Glenwood ever elm; the
petition and remonstrance were filed.
Prealtleat on Plealc.
OT8TER BAT, N. T., July, 19 PresU
dent Roosevelt postponed ' until night hie '
task with his correspondence today' that
he might go on a picnic on the shores
of Oyster bay with members of Ma family.
No details where the president has gone
were given out and he took no members
of the secret service fofce with him.'
' FOLLOW THI FLAO."
SPECIALS
CANADIAN POINTS
SOLO
DAILY-LONG LIMIT
WABASH C1TT OFFICE,
1001 Farnt Bt. 7, ,
or addraea '
HARRY K. MOORKS, O. A. P. D
W abash R, JR..
Omarua, . . Ncbraaka
HOTBU,
ad Harney.
Usi Boelal a Saeeeas.
WANTED Brick handlers and laborers at Firming. Wlllla
ths Avery Brick yard, two miles south riynn. Tnomas J.
vrica, a. r. .......
Oarratt. Ell
Oilchrlat, Joha M.
Hall, Robert
ot Albright: boarding house at plant.
. , ... B M461
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Halchor, Thomaa B.. JBiWaggnnar. Ab .
Hariigan, O..
Haa ray, p. C....
Hlppla, A H ...
Hitchcock, O. M.
Hoctor. Xnoma
Hofaldt, Patar .
Hogan. Mlckaal
HoJmaa, uaorga
04, Richmond. H. C...
440j glna, John A
Mi Rosara, Oaorga ..
4i, Rom wall, a. j....
0t Rourak. Joa M...
7i Rowden. O. C...
M4!Ryan, John J. ........ 4 I the most favorable circumstances. The
aSi Sagalka, t'lurlas 14 ..! dim ,t.A nlll,.f..l ..... .v..
. yg -.-....-a ' u . ,,,. ui 1 .MCI ...a
, 144 showers of yesterday, and yt It was warm
; JJJ enough to sharpen the desire of the numer-
i aog oua visitors for Ice cream. As usual with
" ill th" ffaJr" at 8tt Agnes' church there was
m an extraordinary turnout, not only of the
. i membership of St. Agnea but of all the
new building at Seventeenth and Harney
4ISIert. J. H
4Uhafar. Jobn H...
tu48hoamakar, W. 8
41 Smllk, Ed P......
IM Sluban. Olio
I4i Sullivan. U. D...
I'l Tannar. J. M
MOIWuab. Bdvard
111. W ard, Dr. t. R...,
ail William. B. P....
li Wltkaall, .a H...
! Walla. Robart IV.,
4t Woodreugh, J. W.,
S Xaloudak. Joha ...
4i tallar, John W...,
Coagrreealoaal Coaveatloa.
V! Uary. Edward jr.
7I Lola, 8. Afioa...
Ckleaagro, Rook, lalaad a raelde.
. . A8T.
Lasava. Arrive.
ClUcago limited ......a 1:26 am a 7:10 am
Iowa Local a 1:00 axn . a 4 0 pin
CVilrajto Mali. a $16 am alO lO Dm
Iowa Local ...... bll 16 pro b 9 66 pm I Alu-Jiia-n. Bob. J
Chioaa-o (Eastern EXD.l.a Dm a 1:46 tm I Bauman. Otto J...
Chicago lowa Limited) a :tt pm aj:10 pm John A.. M4j Llddall, Jobs
. . f wtal . .....
Rooky. Mountain Urn.. .a T: am a $15 am "J?"
Colo. A Cl. Express.. .a 1:01 pm a $ 66 pm cmutTurv
Okl. Texas Exp a 4 40 pm all.06 pm elll. V-i U"'
Colorado Fast Mall ,...al0:10 pm a T:H am Cunningham, c. 6..
a atuiy, o aaiiy ucopi ouuuajr. ruaking. Joha ....
Illlaola Ceatral. Dailay. Thomaa H
Chloago Expreas a 1:00 am a l.U pm i!"1. , ,
Chloago Limited ...-.. ..a 6:00 ptn a 7. JO am "".";' w',Tliam
Wabaak. ' .... PUagaraid, 1. J...
Bt. LOUls Express. ......a :30 pm a :40 am Oallaghar, A. M.
Bt. Umlg Local (from Oaiiua, Daa
Council Bluffs) ........a 9:16 am altVBYnrri I Oroaamaain. J. M
Ml Tha woman nf Bt !.... V,..'i, ..... . flMlUA'C UCI P- CflR 'PRIQP.H
n... Twaatr.Klakt Thoauiil Dollars -...v.. ,a ...o
' - M 1 Daaemeni noor ana nan on inc noor aoove.
Colieeiea in umann ior iaa . . . , , ,.,
Carthqaakc Safferera. scagllola and marble for finishing tha ves
tlbule and ' lobby of the building to the
A final showing of th cash contributed Henry Marble company of Chicago. There
by Omaha and through the local relief will be ten Alps green scagllola columns
committee for the bereflt of Ban Francisco and a number or pilasters of tne same .ma.
" churehea In th city, as well as a large Immediately after Its calamity Is one of terlat and four and one-half-foot wain
lt numhar whn .mil... which the city la not ashamed to have sooting with Sienna marble base. This will
"w.w I .... ...... - A. . M. . 1 I . 1. . . K...i,l..t l.t..n. th. III.. n
appear in nieioricai smut. a. a v una, uh w, vau...u. ......v., v.w ..nv v.
a numoer wno amilate with no
church. In a financial way the entertain.
m ment was certainly a great success. The mM,ln of the executfvti committee Thurs- which is unknown In the city.
llawn was lighted with many lanterns and Gajr morn,n !l v
C7
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CouncU Bluffs) .......b I.-00 pm bll JO a.n 5?JZ: S i
niaaaari rgteisie, . 1 Hurat r w ...
KL'lOuis Kxpreaa a 1 O0 am a I '7)0 pm I Kannady. J. A. C
av. v.. aa, ou i cipra..u:u pm a g:uu pm
BIRU5QTO 8TATIO- lOta at MASON.
Barllag-toa.
7tl Lobark. C. O
Jl Lynch, W. P..
74! McArdla, Patrick, v.
6t McOomba, W. W.....
47; Montgonyfry, C. 8...
Morlarty, C. T
Murphy, Jaa. W
Harkhuntt. D. 8.
Ml PlaHI. Louis J
t'nQuina. John E
t4 hlrhmand. H. C
Rloa, John A
M4l Rourak, Joa M
thti Saay. Oaorga a
Mt Tannar, Joha M.....
HI: Waat. U. L
rt Wllllaata. Habere ...
Ml; Wllllaaia. R. P......
aa Woodrougk, J, W...
Mti
Socialist delegates to stste and - Seoond
oongresalonal district convention:
Booaa, Tha. H B Mlahalaaa. C. t. T.
Chaaa. X, P 4 Bir row, E 1
Coodit. Parkar 8.... 14 Phillip, Thoa. L...
Hudaaath. Wlllla ... 11, Vail. B. H
JaoobMO, J. A Ml Wammar. William .
the booths were neatly decorated.
Magle City Goaalp.
Miss Ocle Barr. is visiting among her
wss $3.22880. Out of the total amount SUIT OVER THAT GAS TANK
received $23.031. 9 Was paid for provisions
sent direct,' $S31.83 was devoted to feeding Trial Begaa by Compaay to Coiapel
(Ing ber auin-
.uater county.
S.M
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tut
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and caring . for. refugees at Omaha and
14,600 represented a cash remittance. This
leaves a balance ot lltB.Os, which will bo
forwarded to San Francisco at once.
The exhibit made refers only to cash
and does not Include, the huge quantities
of food and clothing contributed and sent
U.. .... .1 r.m.V.. V. . nn..a
'l.iney. at Twenty-second and F atreeuk V
Kaaner Horwlch, wa. .r,...ai .... .... eervlces of scores of wsgons and teams
for assault and battery. He Is said to hae nd th labor given for nothing by various
friends at Stanton. Neb.
Airs.- Angelina Kens Is pasai
mer vacation at Lomax in ('
id visiting the family of a brother.
l I The Highland Park Imorovement club
held an election of officers last night In
inmr nun rooms at ine Liinoxun school.
Mrs. Elmer Rake of Norden, Neb., la
paying a visit to her sister, Mrs. James
r i
people, etc Tha real value of the whole
effort In Ban Francisco's behalf would not
After winding up its affairs and making
a full accounting the' committee was dls-
Leav. Arrive.
Denver A California... a 1:10 pm a $ 0 pm
Vtlaiia UilTa . a A IA . . a aA
??!s!sL-:-:f,.; M !; OMAHA COUPLE GO TO LAOS
vi . -. ci.iii raw iii.iu ym a u.tfu pin
Mebpaaka wprw, ......a 9.10 am a 1:40 pm
nvunuaa ixxai a a:uu am
Lincoln Local a 9:06 sm
Uneoln Fast Mall b 1:00 pm all JO pm
PL Crook A PUtUm'h,.b SO pm blO J6 am
.a 7:60
Dr. mad Mra. Claado W. Maaoa Co
salaaleaed aa Mlaaloaarloa
la Far-OaT Blana.
thrashed a ahoemaker on lower N street.
Miea Laws of Oklahoma lltv haa ra
her frienda in this city. Hue waa Lue f11 ,,r hort cf eSo.OOO.
guest oi ansa. Mary Mann
Jack V altera was taken to tha count v
jail last night under charge of Insanny. I .lv.j
L, . a... , , , ,i M .(....u ., 1 .
lug id a stupefied condition in a downpour-
ing rain.
'the Kpworth league of the Methodibt
church will give a trolly ride Tuesday
evening, July a, nil cara are to leave
Twoiuy-rourm ana .o streeu at 1.30. ika-
ta win oe aoia
Mrs. Fred Hatfllnger and her four sons.
In corn uanv with uer statera. Mra. Joiin
lubitr and Miaa Kathenne Flalier, have
gone to stay wooa, eo., ner parent s nume,
.or a mourn s visit.
SHOOP FAMILY IS RELIEVED
' , . . . . , . . wuiav aa Biuiaiijnc-s: va . n-j uiviiiuri a is .uej
-r. ana Mrs. i isaae w. jusson, unio g,,, 0maua Uve Stuck excuang have
balievue A Plattam'h..a 7:60 am a 8:90 am
n.nM I Imlll . 9-.o .
Bellevus A Pac Juno a $ 80 am a 9'SO am I "rv. wll iwavo vniana auiun iur aigniireu iiie.r ,uic.ii.uii ui oi.-wii.iiai.yi.ig
Bellaru A Pao. June!.. a 9:10 am a 1 iot) pra Laoe, . 81am, whor they will enter upon I Omaha Commercial club on th trad
.. s- . au 2 I I aav on rati din I Ck t ti Miui'li H 1 1 1st r Ii as
aaciAVl . T : 15i In m ta I tk. -a..-.!. -i-i . ik. a, b. .aa I .
mram al isim . 1 ...nri.a ,uwr .... v.h.... UrM ot th BJOBtl..
Chioaao Flvar ... a loft r. mi l oara ot roreign Missions ot in The following births were reported yes
Iowa. Local ....... 1:11 m a!0 61 pm Presbyterian church. Dr. Mason wqi, of terday: A. VV. P-rry, 'ihlrty-hitn and D,
bi. iouis tvxpreso. a o pm an : am course, be a medical and not ministerial "'r:' ..' . , I
Kanaaa Clty-Bl. Jo....a 46 Dm ini " .. girl; VMIburn Clark. 'I wenly-alxlh and
Kanaaa Clty-8t. Joe... .a 9 15 am a 10 pm ""u""ry. ana as Mrs. aiason was a pro- Harrison, girl; John Kokoska. Twenty
Krai riii.Hi Jva . d a nin . I fesslonal nuraa batora hr' marrlaaa. aha I eighth and J. girl: Mary bedltckl. Twenty
will be of incalculable .... stance to her K'-; twm'uTyT; tio tmlW
"wawaw. I Li Wirl
ur, ana Mrs. Mison are members of th
Low Avenue Prubyterlan church. Dr.
Mason was, for a year. Interna at the
Bwedlah Emmanuel hospital, where Mrs.
Mason was a nurse. H now haa his office
In th Paxton block. .
Baa Fraaelaee Refageea, Father ot
Wh oaa la Derelict, Receives
Halp la Oaaaka.
Th Associated Charities, through Super
Intendent Morris, has come to tha rescue
of the Bhoop family of. four, San Francisco
refugees, and is prepared to care for Mrs.
Bhoop and the two daughters and to find
' Balldlaa- laspeetor to
Issaa Writ.
The hearing of the suit In which the
Omaha Gas company Is seeking a writ ot
mandamus to compel Building Inspector
Wlthnell to Issue a permit for the con
struction of a gag holder at Twentieth and
Center streets waa begun before Judge
Day Thursday.
George B. Prltchett, attorney for the
Gas company. Is contending that the ordi
nance making it necessary to secure tha
consent of all property owners within a
radius of 1.000 feet of the proposed struc
ture, is Illegal, because it is an unreason
able restriction. He contended It would be
unreasonable In sparsely settled districts
of tha city, and therefore ik void aa to any
part of the city, being a general ordinance.
GROCERS AGREET0 BE GOOD
Wholesalers' Assoolatloa Proaalaea to
Obey Pare Food Low to tbo
Letter.
CHICAGO, July 19. The executive com
WEBlTtB DEPOT 10th A WEBSTER.
PwaL
More Money lor Libraries.
AMES. Ia., July 19. (Special.) Th Ames
Library board will be among the first In
he state to take steps towards asking
tho city to Increase the tax levy, from 2
mills to 1 mills for library support. Not
until the last session of the general as
sembly was this made possible. An amend
ment was passed giving cities of a popula
lion of 6.000 or under the right to Increase
the tax. levy to 8 mills if It should meet
the approval of the city council. There are
sixty-eight libraries in the state of Iowa
which wllL.come in the bounds of this
amendment if they choose to ask for the
Increase. The library board will also take
advantage of an amendment passed al
lowing It to extend' an Invitation to ad
COMFORT WITHOUT EX TRAY AS A.;.'
St th Htm Traaalant. tttaal Built. Plraprasl '
I0TEL WOODSTOCK
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Btaadway,
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and Juat
M. . V. Clip. -I
ot Oraad laetraJ
eg Lonsacra ar
Tlmaa ftauara. tka vary' kaan
l tha city, la tho midst of .aa
tliMttT and rluba aa aaat
ta stopBInt district. Subway
and "L ' read and Braad.ap
can adjacent." Madura acaon. '
modatloa far bud. Madara
Noma aaar bath, 11 M. La,
arlaua' all light raonM aa
auitaa wA pMaat hatk. M as.
Ckolca raataurant. Muala.
W. H. VAUQlisTTB.'
Alaa Hotal ' Barwlaa. But.
land. Vanaaujh
The
Evans Hotel
Hot Springs, So. Dak.
Beautifully situated in th vale of Mla
nekahta. ., , . '
The health and pleasure resort of the
northwest. Only a night's ride from Omaha.
Golf, tennis, swimming, coaching, hor-.
back and burro rides and other amuse
ments. Excellent orchestra In attendano.
Visit wonderful wind cave.
Exceptionally low rates on both C. A N.
W. and Burlington.
For rates and information, addrese;
ROY M. SCOTT, Manager.
SUMMER BOARD
Bellevue College Dormitories
July 7 to September ta ;
joining township, to vote 1 mill tax or jKeJeencej, '&ddr
norary auppun, aim inuo, iuun .. . 'Phone Red -612, South Om.ha.
1 - - - i
employment for the head of the family. It mlttee'of the national wnoieaale Urooers
appears that the oase, haa been under tha association or tn uniiea states, at a meet
superintendent's surveillance sine last mg her today adopted a resolution en
wek and that he found a clerical position doralng the new pur food taw. with a de-
for Shooo with Paxton A Gallaa-her. Tha termination 10 ODay m manaaiea to tne
man retjorted somewhst the worse foe latter. A copy of the resolution will be
wrQJ
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A Chicago Train for Omaha
People.
Leaves Union Station, Omaha, at SAO p. in. .',
Arrives In Chlcafo at 8:15 the text morning. :';
' ' Electric Light. Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, Free Reclining
Chair Cars and Observation End Parlor Car with Dining Room serving Din
ner and Breakfast a la carte. Returning, train leaves Chicago at 6:00 p. ra.,
arrives at Omaha 9:00 the next morning.
' ! CITY TICKET OFFICE, '. " ' . " ""'.
fdlJ Feraeas St.,
Omaha
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Chleoro,
Omaha.
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Twin City Passenger. . .b I hi am b 910 Dm
Bloux City Paaenger...a t-00 pm all klam
K.maraon Local b SO pm b 9:10 am
Kmcravn Local O 6 am C i.W pm
Mloooorl PaodBe.
Nebraska LocaL via
Waoplng Wat.r .....b l:S0 pm bll. 10 pm
a Dally, b Pally except Sunday, d Dally
xrept Saturday, c Sunday only, a Dally
except Monday, i'
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CHEAPER MAN ' IS WANTED
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Mayor's Cholee as Expert
- Areoaataat.
Mayor Dahlmaa baa not yet appointed
the expert accountant'' who Is to go over
th City books.' His wish' to select J. ' M.
Gilchrist may bo defeated because Mr. Gll
chrlsfs term ar 110 . day and the council
haa limited the remuneration to 7.6 a Bay.
A Hula boy was knocked down by an
automobile last evonlug auorlly- after
p. m. at tne corner oi iweiity-iourin ana
l, streets. Th machine bwlonged to F. H.
Cunningham, and he waa managing It at
tho tin, . Postmaster F. J. IsAicr was In
the Mat with blm. The machine waa going
aloaiy at tba lime. The boy waa uut
seriously bun.
flO.To to it. paal o. Mtaaeapolla aad
Hetara Vim Chloage Ureal Weat
era Ballavay.
Tlckats on sal. July M, a and X, r
turn Uinit July 11, account Saeuferfe.t at
t. PauL For full Information apply to
IL H. Churchill. O. Agt.. 1J11 Farnam St.,
liquor .Wednesday and waa rejected. It is
now proposed to hold blm at ths police sta- 1
tion for a few daya In order to fre him
from the Influence and pressing necessity
of strong drink. The Associated Charities
is ready to look after and- provide for th
wife and daughter, when the latter ar
ejected by their landlady, not desiring to
take a hand until this contingency occurs.
It is stated that the Visiting Nurses' asso
ciation left supplies te lsst the family over
last Sunday. Neither the Humane society
nor Alfred Millard, .th treasurer, will take
any hand la the matter.
sent to the Department of Agriculture and
to the National Pure Food commission.
Alfred H. Beck man of New Tork was
selected secretary, with headquarters in
New Tork. The next meeting will be held
In New Tork and the next annual con
vention of the association in Chicago in
June, 1907.
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Slltrht shakes at Boeorro.
BANTA FE. N. July 1.-Sevral slight
iremoiea occurrea si oocorro last night.
No serious damage waa done The panic
among tha Inhabliagta la subsiding, as It la
bolioved the worat o( th earthquake has
paasea.
Yoaaar Maa Reported Mlaalag.
J. B. Randolph, proprietor of the Amort.
..h la.i., - wwitn ano knit aa
Hla honor, however, propoeea to confer I atreete. reported to the police Thursday the
with Mr. Gilchrist, and. If he decline., with I diaaDoearance ol Pt-rry t'aldwWI. a aludent.
other accountants, and If poaalble to BOml- I whom he has not seen since Tuesday, l aid- of 1 per cent as aa eatra dividend Thla ia
I Bel a maa b, tba neai oouncU mietlng. .... .T?",'"., . VaT .a. not lr."' I?l la l"T
4aalanaltd tapper . plviaead.
NSW YORK. July 19 -The dlrectora of
the . Amalgamated Corper company today
declared e -quacterly dividend of I'r, and
Ughtalas at Kaaaaa City.
KANSAS CITY, July 19. The five-storv
brick building at Tenth and Broadway oc
cupied by the wholeaale firm of Frankrl,
Frank A Co. waa struck by lightning this
afternoon and a Br that resulted threatens
the whole structure. . Th loss will be
heavy.
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Soldiers oa Marck.
HAMMOND. Ind.. July 19-Nlne hundred
soldiers of the regular army today began
tha second day's march from Fort Sheridan
to Lndianapoiis. There are seven companies
of tha Twenty-seventh regiment. Fort
Bherldan, and two of the Fouith, Fort
Brady.
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