Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1903.
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REAL ESTATE
CITY moriCRTV FOR HAI.E.
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JTOR FALK Store room, room house nil
corner lot; Amn and St "t Ave. Write
owner. Hotel Vendome. tmix rttv, la. -(1)-M7'J6
J6x
IF YOU HAVE
city property, farm, ranch lands or mer
rhsndlse to sell or trade, list them with me.
It cost vent nothing unless I effect a pule.
W. W. Mitchell. 2 Board of Trade Ridg.
(1! 81
Near Field Club
I block to west aid park Una; three
blocks' to Hanscom park; faces Oekhurst
park; 8 rooms and hall; strictly modern;
white oak floors throughout; -ft., drlve-
fr Lot 10x17. 1109 8. 13d. $6,600. Terms.
O'KEEFE KEAL ESTATE CO.
1001 ti. Y. Life. Doug, or
US) a $
WEST EARN AM 1 10ME
JT.nOO for l-room 2-story
frame bouse, with finished at
tic, strictly modern, qusrter-
. sawed oak floor and finish
first floor, pin finish second
floor, full basement, with fur
nace room, storage room and
laundry, beautiful laying lot,
with shade trees and fruit,
fronting" eaat on 87th Ht., near
Farnam Ft, This la one of the
cheapest buy 'In the West
Farnam district.
For further Information call
on or address
GEORGE CO.,'lfl01 Farnam St
. (19) 459 4
WEST FARNAM
HOME
t room and reception hall finished In oak
on first floor; 4 room and bath on 2d
floor; finished in haid pine; combination
fixture, mantel and ' f ireplare. full ce,
tnent basement,, laundry, vegetable cel
lar, pood furnace cedar rloset, cement
sidewalks,' paved streets; corner lot 6lx
lit feet. Price, $,W0.
l O. NEILSEN & CO.,
703 N. T. L. Bldg. Both 'Phones.
(13) 462 4
H-HOOM HOl'KB, ZHS2 R. 20TH AVE.
We want to soil real badly; make offer.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite, 434 N..Y. Life Bldg.
Vhone Red hrsB. 19-rM337 6
$10.00 ENOUGH CASH
To atari on for a new home in the finest
residence tract anywhere to be found at
tnese price 4400 to lr75 for the lota, and
neat houses from- $1,100 up. These lota
are situated Juat two blocks south of
Military avenue, on Lynn Ave.; are all
hli.it and nightly: practically level. $10
cash and tr, per month buys ft lot, and
wo can build for you whenever -you are
ready, See ua today, or phone Douglas
fwi. and we'll show these lota at your
convenience.
RUSSELL & MeKlTRICK CO.,
432 llamge Blag. 45th and Harnev Kts.
(t1 468 4
TWO CHOICE HOMES NEAR
FIELD CLUB.
$4.roo each for 1 new strictly
modern, up-to-date, a-room "
houses, mission finish, located
at the N. W. corner of.Sth
' 'and Marcy Sts., very attrac
tive and desirable, ready to
" , move Into Immediately ; keys
at our office. Reasonable
terms.
: GEORGE ft CO., 1401 Farnam St.
(W 4fiM
. . REAL ESTATE,, - -
FARM AND HAACil LAND FOR SALE
Colorado.
LAND for sale in Colorado within 6 mllea
.of Julesburg, nloe prairie, 110 per acre
wk down, balance 6 years' time. Address
Thomas Cochrane, Lincoln, Neb.
(30) M929
Canada.
FOR BALE Money making Alberta horse
ranch; aickneae cause; part cash; big
opportunity. M. J. Whltcomb, Markea
vllle. Alberta. (20) 312 lOx
Invtra.
FOR PALE CT acrce of land. $ miles south
east of Council Bluffs. Telephone 91-K.
(20)-M.14 14x
Nebraska.
Bia SNAP FOR SALE.
Fine Improved farm, 100, In central Ne
braska; all In cultivation but few acres;
29 acres alfalfa; handy to town and
aeliool; price $711 acre, good terms; one
of the beet in the state. Address the
owner, T 74, care Omaha Bee.
0-M6Si JSx-
6END for long list", farms $. to $100 per
acre. BKMI8. Branded Bldg. -
(30) M31J .
NINE HUNDRED acres smooth timber
land, grass openings, in eastern Okla.
boma. Cisa t town and railroad. Clear.
Want merchandise or Income property.
K. Gregoty, owner, Hamburg. Ia.
. (20) M30S 5x
OFOON farms, city and suburban homes.
Parties coming to Oregon might get some
Information that will be a help to thera
in selecting a home. Thirty vrars of
continual residence in the Willamette
valley might enable us to give you some
Information- that, would save you some
money. Direct your letters to Frerett A
MoCleod. Room 204, Rothchlld Bldg.
Portland. Ore. (20)-Mmjno
GOOD'' LA ND CHEAP.
4 arrm in Nebraska, IS. 26 per acre. $Krt)
eoah, balance in eight years, l0 each
year, low rale of interest. P. O. Box 404,
Omaha. (2O)-M302 sx
oath Dakata.
FINE farm lands in Hand and adjoining
counties, South Dakota. Hustling agents
wanted. Jay P. atorrlll, ill Palace Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn. ( M747 J15x
FOR SALE 4M acres of Improved land 5 '4
miles Trorn town in Beadle county, boutn
Dakota. O. B. Wrtght, Hltchcc k. 8. D.
. (20)-MMx
FOR PAI.E Choice farm land in Brule
count)', D.. where crops are sure, cli
mate IS good and your Investment le safe,
In the corn belt of the Missouri valley.
For booklet and prlc add res L. L.
H again an, pukwana, 8. D.
(I0)-M845 Jun4x
IflO ACRES, Hand Co., So. Dakota, near
Irttlier; i.dv pr acre. j. l. none, owner,
JlJ Hhusait Block, Council Bluffs. Ia.
'Phone Ben sti3-si. (3) M442 7x
i . Teaae.
B17Y heap Texas land. $1 to $3 per acre,
balance forty years "time. 3 per cent In
terest. The last cheap land In the south
west. Send us your name today. Texan
Development Publishing Co., Houston,
Tex. , (30)-M19 JsTx
af lieallaaaasuk v
A FARM FOR TOU.
' Just opened; U.Oo acres In Denver sub
urban Irrigation JXstrlct. Coming under
irrigation soon.
AT DENVER'S- DOOR.
Within driving distance of a city of
140,001 people; all sise farms.
but now
Wnlle the prices are right. Write, tele
phone! call or telegraph for further lnfor
tuauon.
HAKWOOD HA R WOOD,
it Bee Bldg. omaha. Neb.
I0 M431 4
FOR complete, arc-urate Information, maps
etc.. of the famous Flathead Indian
reservation and other choice aovemment
lands to be opened to settlers soon, write
C. B. Locke. Musselshell. Mont. lrlc Jbe.
129-Mtl4 4x
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE v
rtRH AMI H4M1I l.An FOR MIErARM AMI HAXII LAKn FOR S4tV
. Idaho -Carey- Act:Lands
Snake River ValleyTwin Falls Country
IDAHO IRRIGATION COMPANY'S PROJECT.
Engineering and Construction Work by
J. Q. White & Company, Incorporated.
50,000 Acres Will Be Opened by Drawing
Under the Supervision of the Idaho
State Land Board
SHOSHONE, IDAHO,
JUNE 8, 1909
Registration Will Open June 1st,
Closes June 7, 1909
IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO SHOSHONE, IDAHO,
AND INVESTIGATE. ;
WRITE
C B. HURTT,
Mgr. Land Sales Dept.
North Dakota.
FOR SALE 60.000 acres best wheat nd
flax land In the northwest; for . further
information call or write John J- Doyle.
Wlahck. N. t ' . , ' . (20) M619 J13x. .
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$100 TO $10,000. maile promptly. F D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., laili and, .b'tU'uaru,., (22) Si6.
PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood,
lilS Brandels Bldg. . .... . w: (22 elS-
PAYNE, BOHTWICK & CO.. N Y. Life.
Private money. $o00 to $5,000; low rate.
. "V . ... ,. .. 22-U7
$'00 TO $aX).O00 on Improved property; no
delay. GARVIN BROS., 1604 Farnam St.
v .' . i ... (22) 818
MONEY TO KUJMi!
$,TO0 to $2i0.000 at current rates.
W. H. THOMAS, 603 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
(X2) 81
LOWEST RATES Bemls,
Bj-andeis Bldg.
(22) 82i)
$1,00 TO $S,000 on horjies In Omaha'. O'K'eefa
Real EHtate Co., buoi n. y. Lite, ihhis.
or A -2162.
' (22) A21
WANTED City loans.
Peters Trust' Co.
' (22) 822
WANTED City loans and warrants-. W.
Farnam Smith eV Co., 13X0 Farnam- St. j.
' ' (22) 823
SECOND' MORTGAGE loans negotiate.
Apply Rooms 417-18 First Nat l Bunk Bldg.
Hell Phcne Douglas 2318.' 22 821
FIVE PER CENT MONEY '
to loan on
Omaha Business Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
(22)-SlS
MONEr-VrO-'LOANr-Payne inVesmrnt Co!
. . (2) SI--
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS for ft t-roojn house, a,
R-room house and a couple of vacant lots.
NOWATA LAND AND WI COMPANY,
Suite G24 N. Y. -Life Bldg.,- Omaha.- , '
Phone Bd 11M. Open Hvenlnga.
STOVE REPAIRS
NEW furnaces; hot water and hot air com
bination httatlng, I ana 4-noie laenary
hot water heaters, mantle grates, gas
stoves repaired, water fronts and flowor
vases. Omaha Stove Repair Works, . 120
1208 touglas St. Phones Ind. A-3621, Bell
Douelas 9fi0.
WANTED-T0 BUY
BEST price paid for second-hand furniture,
carpets clot ties ana snoes. iti. i'jk wi.
BEST price paid for id-hand rurnmtre.
stoves,, cioining. vin- nuniuin.. , .
Douglas 5401.. . . .. . . (S)-S28 ,
STANDARD upright Jjlanos., Phone Web-
etor 372.
WANTED TO RENT
WE are getting-inqtilrtes' for well-located
hou.s. Must, nave soie agency.- xowbi
Land erd Lot Company, aulte 2t N. T.
Life Bldg. Phone Red 1109. Omaha, Neb.
Op?n eveninrfs. - lv'- .- t 26) 830
ttlflH school teacbM. "married, wishes to
bourd with private taniiiy. Aoarccs a
WH.- care Bee. (2i) 44 4x
6 OR 7-ROOM all modern-, house, by June
7.- Tel D. s. - i i . tujr-o i
WANTED SITUATIONS
pwat'FFFI'H vv&nts BltURtion: do own r
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Harry K. Hillon and wife to Kescue .
Iiutire. no. n30 teci tai ,Ji. oioca .
1. Patrick's add .. .750
piien it. Wilson and . husband t
Harry K. Hillon. same ..,.. iaw
D. V. Wholes Building Co. to.leanor .
d l.m. lot 11 llUM-lc 'l. l:reiirilr
ton'a 2d add - $.809
John A. Crelghton Real Estate ,&
Trunt Co. to 1. V. Wholes uuuaing
Cn ir,iB i it. l,icU 2. creixh-
ton's 2d add .-....-.. . I.b60
Rrrn Haed Co.- to C .A. Carlson.
lot . b ock H. Drake s aaa w
Reed Bros. Co. to B. H. Headley,
lot I, block I, Laomt ta sun........ i,
Oeorsa W. Smith to 8Uvle L WU-
kins, part lot 3, block li; sumn . .- i.tiuu
William Brltton and wife to Cath-
rena O. McDonakl,. lot' 13, raie-
mount Place
Daniel Buckley and wife to W.. II. .
dates, lota. 424 ana -', tairrax aua.. .isw
Henry Rleck to Daniel Buckley, same 2JJ
Husan V; Barnes and huubautl -to. C . .
; Turn, mist, lot ILL block 2. Mayne
Place j -Sn
Anna Levi to John Under, lot 7,
block ,, Jetter g add...., 1
National Bank of Commerce to
Mury A. Patrick, lot 13, block G,
Prospect Place , 1
Caroline L. Poppleton and husband,
trustoes;' to F. C v Rich, lot 'IS,
block t, Hulphut Hprings add
Joseph Bookwalter to J. I Fisher, -lots
11 and, H block 2, Steven
Plaoe t 800
BrldKrt'HIgglns to Albert Gailrtskl,
nv, lot 10. bliu-k 3,17. South Omaha.. 1,000
Jatm-a J. Kttixeiald and wife to John
Keegan, w7 feet lat 3, ' block 1.
Cotner A Archer's sdd SO
David J. Wilson and wife' to the
City of Omaha, sublets 3, 4 and 6,
taxlol I nw4 1-kVll- 1
N. M. Howard and wife to Ellen M.
Wilcox, lot 14. block 2. Kilby Place 2,400
Eudora M. Uulll to I N. Guill, lot 22,
block 1. Bowers' ad.d J50
W E. Weekly to Nannie B. Harris,
lot . blrn-k 2. Harrier's 1st 926
Jamt- P. Dug(!ale et al. to Thorns . -Dugdale,
lots 13 and 14, block U,
bhinn's odd 1
BOISE, IDAHO
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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McCague Investment Cft. to, W. D.
Murphy, lota 1 and 2. bl'k 3. Golden 1
Benson Land Co. to Benjamin F.
KlHller. lrrta 7 to IS block 17.
and lots 7 to 12, block 18, Benson.. 2,400
A. 8. Vincent and wife to Elizabeth .
H. -Charlton. . lot 10. block 8. Sul- v
phur Hprlngs .-. t500
O. Colvln et al.. to Margaret Colvin,
lot 6. block S. Shlnn s td 1
Aiwa Colvln to same, same..
Total i ; i. $27,862
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
To the stockholders- of THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:
In conformity with the requirements of
the Constitutions and laws of the states of
Missouri, ' KansaB and Nebraska and the
by-laws of the Company, YOU ARK
HERRBY NOTIFIED that by resolution of
the Bdord of Directors of The Missouri
PaclficVtallwav Company duly adopted a.
a meeting of said Board on the 2!th day of
May, A. D., lHOa, a meeting of the stock
holders of The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company has been called to be held at the
otrtce of ttie company, ttootn iw Missouri
Pacific BuildlnK. in the City of St. Louis,
In thi''St.ite of Missouri, on the Sixth day
of August, A. I,. BOJr.at nine o'clock In the.
im?iiuiiii, ,
(1) For the numose of Considering a' Con-
iract and .Wtleles of Consolidation bearing
date the .28th. day, of. May, 1W9. heretofore
made and entered Into by and on' behalf of
The Muviouri Pacific Railway Company and
the following named corporations by order
,r thoti- fPRnm-iiv. Vtoflrdn of Directors:
The Kansas nd Colorado raciuc nan-
way Conibany, a consolidated corpjratlon
of the Ftate of Kansas;
rrtia Comi'ui Hmnch Rjiiiwav company
onsolldaicd corporation of the tStale Of
Kansas; ' . . . i
Tha Rooks County Railroad company,
inn nt the State of Kansas: .
pany, a ccrporation of tbe btate qi mis
soun; ... . - j
Nevada and MInden Railway company or
Karwas, , a, corporation oj . tne , p)ae foi
ivansas; . . - ,, .
K.n.i, Citv'. and Southwestern RallwAj'
Company of. Missouri, a porporatlon of tjttj
State or Missouri;. I ,, -. .
Kansas C tv and Soutnwesiern iiiiwj
Company, a corporation or tne ptaie o
The Fort Scott Central itanway
pany, ft consonaatea corporation ui in
State of Kansas; ' ' ,,.
Kanopolis and Kansas irairai ran-j
Cnmnanv. a corporation oi ino on,
1.' HKA '
ti,. k-'or,Bii Rnuthwestern Railway Com
fiany, a corporation of the State of Kansas
.. A
The LeRoy and caney vaiicy ir u.u-
T),irnaH Cnmoanv. ft corporation oi m
u.IiavAIiv all ri- flnV of said corporations
and The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
have acrecd to consonoaie iuw
. a.,u.iui the stock ' of the re
spective companies making such cohsAllda
r, i anj make under and pur1
nun, miu i iwi , - ,!
'. ... . u. nr ih, states of Missouri
Kansas and Nebraska, ' flew, consolidate
coi-prtratLon. to be known as The Missouri
. . : n M - ,. r.t-nia n- AWT1 tlK. COO'
trolling, possessing and bringing under .one
management all and singular
railroad and other properties, real, personal
and mixed, powers. rUMs, privileges, im
munities and franchise, belonging to any
of the-companies making such consolida-
and stated by said contract ana ariu
of Consolidation; .
I.I r jr -' " " t" - , .
n , i, a mu-nne nr von iik uien vu
ouestlon whether such contraci ana c
r-n.i,,iita tion. so made, and en-
. j i.i. .kaii i,a ratified, assented to, ap-
-i.
proved and adopted ana sucn tuinuiiu.nii
consumiasted or wnewier eutn .u..v.-
s nd. Articles of Consolidation shall be re
jected; .. . .V,. .A
(;t) TO consiner ana yiu, ...
.i . Mr,iiition accenting ine provis
Ions of Article 11 or cnspier f r
vised Statutes or tne ntate or nouii
18D9 and to authorise the filing thereof.
all as required bv Section numbered 1069 o
i. n..imA Statutes in the rase of con
.iM.tin .if . ratlwav corporations: and
t taite any other action in the pre
and to transact aov other business
that mi, nrnnexly come before the meeting
a...,. Cnn,.!,-, inn Articles ui v.oiii-uiina'
,inn mill ise submitted to the meeting of
.1 ......1,1,. ,ii. an called for examination
and every etoeknmner mTierarig wiii m mr
nlshed with a printea copy inerem. sua
n time hefore such meeting Inv stock
holder will be furnished wltha printed copy
nf such Contract and Articles of Conso
lidation upon application tnereror aurin
. hriir in the As-'stsnt Ftecretar
of the Company, at the office of the Com
pany in the CUV or ll. LrMiin, mmouii.
Dated. May J OOItLn,
President of The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company.
a m CaT.Vie.
Peoretarv of The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
WK1CE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
iiH.n.rnuiwr. Fort Meade, n. D., Jun
1 iWa -Scaled rroPoa1"- ln triplicate, will
be receivtd at this office until 10 a. m.,
mountain time. July 2. 1W, ' and then
mn..t for coits.rurtlng Intake dam and
line for water system at Fort Mead
Plans and specifications rnay be aeen by
lnunding Bidders at me on oi in
chief quarternvnter. Department of th
u;..n,,rl Omaha. Neb.: Department of th
Colorado. Denver. Colo.; Department of
ik. t akes Chicago. 111.; Department of
Dakota, tit. Paul. Minn., and this office,
which latter place all Information may be
.obtained upon application. A deposit of
t in ,n inniM return, la reaulred befor
nlsna are sent on individual application
The t'niud States reserves the right to re-
lect any or all bids or to accept any part
of a bid that may be advantageous to the
government. Envelopes containing pro
posals should be endorsed "Proposals for
Intake I am and Pine Line." and ad
dressed to the CONSTRUCTING QUAR
TERMASTER, Fort, Meade, D.
JS-4-S-7-2V24
WHEN writing to advertisers, kindly men.
tiou Tbe Boa
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Council Bl
Minor Mention
Toe OoanoU Blnfft Offloa of tha
Omaha Bee Is at IS ttoo Street.
Both Tkenes .
ltftvts. druKS.
CORRIGAN8. Undertakers. 'Phones 14
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. 'Phone 37.
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. 339.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS' BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver
tising, use The Bee.
BAIRIV. LONGENECKKR ft ROLAND,
ndti takers. 'Phne 122, 14 N. Main St.
Dr W. W. Mngarell. optometrist, moved
to n-208 City National bank building.
WANTED T W O GOOD CARH1ER BOYS
TO CARRY THE BEE APPLY SCOTT
STREET, BEE OFFICE.
WALL PAPER SALE THE BEST BAR
GAINS EVER MADE THIS WEEK AT
D. CROCK WELLS.
John Emrlch and Augusta Obermlller,
both of Omaha, were married In this city
yesterday by Rev. Henry DeLong.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Christ Lar-
sen, lhi'i South Seventh street, will ne held
his afternoon at 3 o'clock from the family
residence. Burial will be in Spring well
enietery, Omaha.
Frank Weaver, the v-jiing man who
rank carbolic acid Sunday afternoon with
ulcldal Intent, was reported yesterday to
out of danger and rapidly recovering,
Ithough still st Mercy hospital.
A meeting of the several committees In
harge of arrangements for a public cel
bration in Falrmount on the Fourth
uly has been called for Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock In the rooms of the Com-
HTclal, club.
City Treasuter True was notified yes-
erday that he had been appointed by
Governor Carroll ss one of the delegates
rnm Iowa to the third International (con
ference on state and local taxation, tr be
'lu at Louisville, K.v September 21-24.
Mr. True expects to attend the confer
ence.
Article), of Incorporation of the New
Hardin Township Hall company were filed
for record yesterday. The capital stock
placed at I2.0U0. divided into 200 shares
f $10. Thomas Flood, cashier of the Trev-
nor bank, and twelve others are the In-
orporatora. The company will erect a
public hall in the village of Quick.
WANTED TO LOAN $10,000 ON FUR
NITURE. PIANOS. LIVE STOCK OR
ANY SECURITY. LOWEST RATES.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
PRIVATE ROOMS FOR CONSULTATION.
OMK TO 8 El! US. PHONE HEM. HUn
Wi IND H IOWA LOAN CO., CORNER
PEARL AND BROADWAY.
Vego Miller, arrested Tiie.dBav. nla-ht . at
Cut-off '.and brought to Council Bluffs to
answer to a charge of attempting to crim
inally assault Mrs. Rasmus Anderson, was
released yesterday; R developed tiftU the
scene of thef alleged offense was in Ne-
nrasita. although Miller, when arrested,
wis In Iowa territory. The Omaha author
ities did not wapt Miller held.
The formal exercises of lavlnsr the cor
ner slone of the new Epworth Methodist
cnurcn on ,orth Twenly-flfth street will
be held Sunday afternoon. Dr. C. r,. Rut.
ter, district superintendent of the Coun
cil tiiuirs district of the Methodist church,
v, in ji,-oiii-. u is expectea, ana tne pastor.
Rev. A. BRhbs will be assisted by the
other Methodist pastors of the city.
Council Bluffs tent. Knights nf tha Mac.
eabees. elected these officers last night:
Commander. E, P. Woodrlng; lieutenant
commander, P. H. Petemon: chaplain, p.
H. 'inomas: sargent. H. P. Reed: master.
at-arms,. Baxter Green: first master
guards. H. J. Doty; second master guards,
Fred Erlckson: sentinel. Frank Rnrii.u-
plcket. Frank Elgan; roirslcian. W. j!
Hughes. .
Hurry Bell, formerly In the e
the Simon grocery at the corner of Broad
way, gnd Sixth street, was arrested yee
ertlay morning, charged . with the em
bezzlement of about $30. Bell wag em
ployed bv tbe firm- as a delivery man.
and after collecting the money Is said
to have ekinped to Chlcngo on May 18.
He arrived home yesterday morning over
the Northwestern, and an hour later was
taken. -Into custody byube police. He; will
have a pteilniloajry hearing in police court
tjiis morning. .
Dr. J. W. Klme-romlsg,
Through the efforts' of "Dr; H. te. Jen
nings of this city, president of the Potta
wattamie .County- Medical society, Dr. J.
. Rims oi.rort uodge will deliver ft lec
ture in the auditorium of the publio library
Thtirsday evening, of next week on the
Ciuwtion of animal tuberculosis and milk
Dr. Kinie, who is recognized as an ex
pert oh tuberculoBls., is .giving these lec
tures under the ftusploes of the State Board
of Health In all of the counties of the state,
The lecture here of Dr. Klme will be of
especial Interest in view, of the agitation
for stricter regulation and Inspection of tbe
local dairies and dairy cows. The olty
council has under consideration the Ques
tion of an ordinance providing for regular
Inspection of the dairies, dairy cows and
milk, sold by a city official duly appointed
for that purpose.
ES .
TO THE BONDHOLDERS, OF TUB
Sheridan Ooal Company The holders of
the bonds of th Sheridan Coll comoanv
are hereby .notified that the undersigned
trustee, under trust deed of The Sheridan
Coal company, dated June 11, 1903, and
recorded June 20. 1903. In book 2$ of raor
tgage records, on page 438, In the office of
the county clerk of the. county of Sheridan
and state of Wyoming, has received notice
from the Sheridan Coal company that it
will, on or before June 30. 1909, remit the
undersigned $24,000. to take up and retire
twenty-four bonds, as provided in said
trust deed. Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has drawn and selected by lot
th following twenty-four number of
twenty-four of the bond outstanding.
secured by said trust deed, 1. e., 108, $8, 560,
68. 481, 113. 212. 466, 390, to. 37, $46, J46, 16, 805,
H4. 217, 120, 610, 170, 420, 67, TA, 384 for pay
ment from the sinking fund to be paid to It
by said The Sheridan Coal company under
said trust ded, and upon such payment of
said $24,000 to the undersigned on or before
June 30, lti, the undersigned will, at Its
office at the corner of Dearborn and Madl
son streets, m the cllv or Chicago. III., on
the 1st day of July. 1900, pay to toe holders
or registered owners of said bonds, num
bered as aforesaid, the principal and ac
cumulated Interest thereon, upon the sur
render and delivery thereof to the under
signed, uncancelled, and accompanied by all
unpaid coupons thereto belonging. Interest
on each of said bends numbered as afoie
said, will cease after raid 1st day of July.
A. D. 190B, whether presented on said day
or thereafter. UNION tkiist COMPANY
Trustee, by Rufus F. Chapin. Secretary.
M13-20-27J3
OCEAN STEAMERS
Nw York to Havra-Parls 6 Day
FRENCH LINE
Compajnie Glnlrale .
Tr&nsatUntique
SlgonHo Twin toraw ant) Express taair.wa.
Naval officers in command wireless telrpir,
submarine safety ball signal ayif.iai
La Provaao luna MM Ls ProTano Jo.'? I
La Savola Juua 171 La Savuta .aly B
La Lamina Juoa !4 La Tourair i -I'll U
Soeeial Oae-Clasa Cabin rvl4 f t! class?
$40 4 $60 ailcruata buturuVyt,
Haw York-Bo iu Service (oacciaa cabin)
only $40 and 50.
O r. Waat 1401 'imam Straat
H a. Moons 1U Frnra Btrcat
L. Naax , lt Nltlonal Bank
W g. bock 162-1 rrn.i Itraat
W. a DatiSaoa ..' 124 aoutk litb SU-aat
CANADIAN PACIFIC
x-xas Tnoj tovm biti at ha.
Wssxiy alUatf Ketweea MoauaaJ, tjaaoaa
aad Uvazpovk
Two days on tna beuuiltui SL Lawrence
rlvr and tba shortest oceaa rout ta JCia.
rovie.
Nothing setter on the Atlantie thoa euf
Lmn Wireleaa on all staamer.
rtxat cloaa, $N seoead, $o0i eu sloe
cablu, .
at a your icke agent, or writ far
iga. ladies and nooklet.
a m. BEnjAicnr. t. a,
t3a Bout Clara sit, CaAoag.
I
Council Bluffs
RIVERSIDE HOTEL' CLOSED
Sheriff McCaffery, With Starch War
rant, Findi Nothing.
AUTHORITES- SEEK MRS. NOBLE I
Constable Raker Makes Raid tn
' Oard'a Drag '"tare la Abaeace
of Proprietor, Wfco Deaiea
Lawhreaklng.
Mrs. May Noble's Riverside hotel on
North Thirty-seventh street was In the
spot light again yesterday.. Under an In-
formation eworn to before Justice J. K.
Cooper by Sheriff McCaffery, ft search
warrant was issued. According to the com-1
plaint filed, the sheriff had suspicions that
the Riverside hotel "was a plaoe used a
a gambling house." ' It Is said that on ft
former visit of deputy sheriffs to the
"hotel" some slot machines were In evi
dence, but when the officers got there
yesterday afternoon the place was" bare.
Not single deck of cards with which Mrs.
Noble might 'have whlled the hours awav
playing solltarle nor a single poker chip
could be found.
Th authorities. It Is said, are still look-
ing for Mrs. Noble, notwitn.tanatng xn.i
she has paid tne lull amount oi in iinre
assessed against her In April, and this I
leads to the Inference that another Indict-1
ment was returned against her by the I
grand Jury last week. While County Attor-1
n.v Jto. and the other offlcera refuse to
..w, .
state tnst mere is a new .na.oim.ru.
against- the woman, they do not deny that
such is the cftse. Anyhow Mrs. Noble Is en-
Jovlng a vacation In Nebraska and the
u ..ii.. di i,. wi.l la Mnaed
.....vi. i.e. """" - -----
and announcement was maae inwro.,
that It would remain closed for a year at I
least.
A search warrant was also Issued from
the court of Justice Cooper for the drug
store of Arthur W. Oard. at 70$ Sixteenth
avenue. It being alleged that he Wft ell
Ing liquor . contrary to law. The warrant
was Issued on complaint of Mrs. Nettle
Pike, wife of Frank Pike, and was executed
by Constable Baker. The officer seised
several demijohns and bottles said to con
tain alcohol, whisky, braftdy and "spirits,
frumentl" and conveyed them to the court
of Justice Cooper In the automoblia or
Sherman Humphrey, custodian of the
county court house. J
Druggist Oard was absent from the store
when the officer made the raid, but when
he learned of It he hastened to the justice's
office, accompanied by Councilman Skods-
holm, to ascertain the cause of the seiiur.
Mr. Oard declared he had the proper permit
to sell liquor and denied the slightest ac-
quaratance with Mrs. Nettle Pike or her
husband, Frank Pike.
a h.rtn .. to the disposition of the
m-
seised liquor will be held today by Justice
EXPENDITURES OJI THB PARKS
ome. Interesting Farts Develop y
an Analyala of Report.
According to the annual report of the
Board of Park commissioners, . filed yes-1
terday with City Clerk Casady, there was
expended during the last fiscal year $n,-1
(94.21 for the maintenance of the public
parks of Council Bluffs and improvement
permanent And otherwise. Of tn1 amount
uii -a stated to have been expended
for labor, whn $4,426.06 rprenii the
cost of th permanent improvements, , in
cluding th ."rest house" at Falrmount
park, the cost of construction alone of
wrilch was over $1000. .
The amount expended on the different
parks was as follows: Falrmount, $7,Q44.87;
BaylUs, $163.6.1; Cochran, $663,96; Lake view.
$1,124.95; Island, $592.00; Prospect, $65.'
Cook, $7,8.84; Graham, $43.M. Total,' $10,-
401.44. The balance of the $11,894.22 Is rep-
k ..i.ri.. ,h. ih.
missioners, amounting to $780, and tnlscel
laneous expense of $S02.7S.
A the pay of the caretaker I charged
up against the park at which they are em-
, , , .
ployed, It will be seen that practically
' . M
nothing was expended on Improvements at
any of the parks, except Falrmount.
The report snows that wnat Mrs. Oliver,
who has the refreshment and other priv
ileges at Falrmount, pay for this con
cession, and as rent for th modern, cot-
tag-i in tbe park, erected at ft cost exceed
ing $3,000, ls $228 ft year, or $18.76 a month.
. r, ur aio.io rnonin.
One
room hi tu " "wrvm aa
an office for the meetlng8. of the 'Park
ooara, ana a memoer or tne unver ramuy
, v, . to,- .v.wiuihb .,iv iviniii, a. a a
year for taking care of 'this room.
One Item of xpendlture shown by'th
report ws "one bear, $MI." Ther ls noth
ing to Indicate, however, whether this Is
classed as one of the "permanent Improve
ments." The board figures that the cost
of maintenance of the public park of th
all,, 1 at litfla JttLras Cln aau t. wmm a-
. ..n...
son is maae wnn tne cost oi maintenance
of park In other cities, as follows: Pes
Moines, with a park acreage of 7 acres,
expenava aii,wv, ui iinaiuii, w.in eian.y
six acre of park, spent $7,1112. while Sioux
City, with an acreage of only forty-three
acres, spent $11,051.
According to the report of the stale
auditor, which Is embodied In the report
of the park board, the value of park In
the principal cities of th state is as fol
lows:
Des Melnes
Council Bluffs.,
Dubuque
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids...,
Burlington ......
' Kfti ni
1 lOii 000
7000
' ,11. WMk
CAPTAIN MEHU1
INVESTIGATING
His Report Will Depend Exhibit
ky Illlaols Central.
Captain J. F. Merry of Manchester, Ia.,
head of the Industrial department of the
Illinois Central Railway company, spent
yesterday in Council Bluffs as th guest
of the executive committee of th Com -
mercial club, the directors of th National
Horticultural congress and the directors of
the Auditorium company. Hi visit her
was for th purpose of securing Inform-
lion regarding the fruit show to b held
In the fall. On Captain Merry' report to
Prealdent J. T. Harahan will depend
whether the company will make an exhibit
at' th fruit show as It dld last year.
After ft visit to the Auditorium and a
trip about the city In an automobile Cap
tain Henry was the guest of honor at din
ner at th Grand hotel, his hosts being E
H. Dooltttle, chairman of th executive
committee of the Commercial club; Oeneral
Grenvllle M. Dodge. Major George H. Rich
mond, Charles A. Beno, president of thl
Commercial club; Congressman Walter I.
Smith, J. O. Wadsworth, Victor B. Bender
Dr. H. B. Jennings, J. F. Wilcox, O. F.
Hamilton and Mayor Maloney,
Real Estate Traasfera.
These transfer were reported to The
Bee Jane 3 by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffa:
Michael I. Ratlgan and wife to
Thomaa Scott, nwU neV of S4-7-42.
w. d. . $2,750
Council Bluffs
HH.1,
601
Total, two transfer $",:
IXTT.NISB KRtDl ATG TOHI6HT
TklrtyNlatk ( omweaeeeirnt to Be
Baslaeaatlke Affair.
Rlxty-nlne young men, and women will
reach an Important milestone la the road of
Ufa tonight when they will be the central
figure in the thirty-ninth annual com
mencement exercises of the Council Bluffs
High school, whtoh will mark the close of
their days In the public schools. The class,
which is composed of forty young women
ftnd twenty-nine' young men, Is the largest
graduated! In the history of the public
schools of this city. The previous high
record was sixty-seven
The address to the graduates, which for
several years past has taken the place of
the old time honored orations, will be de-
llvered by -Prof. Edward DiUer Starbuck of
the Stat' university of Iowa, but the irb-
Ject has not yet been announced.
The exercises wilt commence at $14
o'clock and the following I the program:
Processional, pilgrims' Chorus. Invoca
Uon, Rev. Marcus P. McClitre. Music, "In
vltatton to th Dance, C M. von Weber,
senior class. Address, prof. Edwlh D.
Starbuck. Solo, "May Day," R. H. Wal
thew. Miss Grac Barr. Presentation of
diplomas. Emmet Tinley, president Board
nf TTH , f In ti Claea mnnr a.nlnr l,.i
B-lled,ct0 jt.v. Marcu. p McC,Ure,
Marriage Mcease.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Age
V" "c "auroeiswr. council miuii
29
. 101a i-'eari HufihM. f-mincn ftinrra
. 2$
. 2S
. 19
. 21
. 1
. m
. S3
. $0
. 23
R . southftrd. Council Bluffs
Frances M. Moran, Council Bluffs
Joshua Stllea,' St. Paul. Minn
Lilian Meade, Green Bay, Wis..
'"" iiiciivn, ouimni.
Augusta Obermlller. Omah
, h . ,,.,, r- nu.tr.
Anna Katerlna Lubbe, Council Bluffs
Squirrel Attacks
and Bites Child
Before It is Slain
Body of Animal Shipped to Chicago
and Parent of Child Anxiously1
Await Beport.. ,
AUBURN, Neb., June $. (Special.) To
nonne Harmon, the 7-ycar-old daughter of
Mr. -ftnd Mrs. R. It Harmon, met with a
most peculiar accident last evening. While
her mother was hanging some clothes out
squirrel continued to Jump on the line
nd give her considerable trouble. She
toI1 r daughter to go into the house and
' " that it would not ruin
of tn l'hlng. The little lrl started
,ur nwu " eouirre. aviacaea
ksM.klln U M.- Ma.... a 1 t-A anl, la
",
I "e,ore ii was onven oir.
attacked ft fielghbot Mrs. Bonn, Jumping
upon her breast twice. She succeeded In
knocking it off and finally killed it with
ft broom. The child was given medical at-
tentlon immediately and the squirrel was
shipped to Chicago for examination, a It
wo believed that it was afflicted with hy
aropnooia. The child' conditions Is no
l worse today, but if the report from Chicago
Is unfavorable th child will be hurried
there by tke first -train.
H 114 ULASS AT -PERU ryfiRlvTaL
Go vera ar Skalleakerger Vell-vera tbe
Commencenent Address to
. 1T4 tealors. -
PERTJ, Neb.. June I.-fSnecil.)Gov
ernor Ashton C. Shallenberger delivered the
addrs..of the thirty-eighth annual com
..." '" " , "J. ' . . V Z
I ." '""'"in niatory ana
to one of the largest audiences. At 0:30
the class of 171 seniors passed, in a line to
their seats In the normal auditorium for
the last llm, .am . T-u ...
' . .... . .... .. ,
dressed ul p and gown and with the large
.!,,,. '' " ... , , 1
membership made a striking spectacle.. The
JT, .
governor, opened- hla remark In a
,i j
complimentary manner and spoke In
stmpl, though eloquent, manner to the
class ftndth school.
met commencement exercises this year
are especially, characterized by -the large
number of patrons and of former graduaus
...,. tn iurtwn.il In h
I w..,,,,,,i.. n.. i 11 .i.
Yetrrttfv wa the l.rtfe.t e l,iii ui
hlstory f th Institution. . Member were.
present to represent almost every -lsa for
th laat fifteen year.
Probably th most elaborate class pliy
ver presented by a graduating class from
the Normal was presented last evening by
the senior Class. A very large audlenoe
Ml ' rtreaanl anit thatr annraelallAA mmm
Lnown by th4 nMPtv fcpplftulM,. Tha play
I . sr
rendered wa "Joan of Are.
Th . dramatic club presented th school
with . a fine reading desk at convocation
ytMr&lv. mornr
to be used on the
rostrum, of th Normal ftudltorliim. air.
Tyler, president of the club, presented the
desk. Mis. Netlleton then read "The Lout
Word" as a means of dedication:
To Avoid serious result take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy- at th .first sign of kidney
or bladder disorder such' a backache, Urin
ary irregularities, exhaustion, and you will
ooa b wll. vCommenc taking Foley'
Kidney Remedy1 today. Bold by all drug-
alst.
f 1 n,naa AatV tAM.UHlnm
I Sack 1 t'afortaaate Ceadltloa of Bay
Hakbara at' Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Neb.. June 1 Emory Bon
nay,, aged Zl one of the leader of the
youthful gang alleged to' have been lead-
Ing a dime novel career, -was today heid
to district court, and If convloud will be
sent to the penlteatiaty. Horace and Gll-
lbert Case, II and 14, who confessed to 'he
I gang's operations, will likely be sent to
th reform school. . They are motherless.
The Hryear-old Cos boy today testified
that the gang recently burglarised beer
vault and that he himself drank two quart
bottle of beer. Eight boy are said to b
In the gang. None of those who fled from
tow hav returned. Four of the boy are
fatherless,
Injated ta . Fits
or bruised, by a fell, apply Bucklen Ar
nlca Salve. Cure burn, wound, sorea,
cxema, pile. Guaranteed. Z5o. For sal
Beaton Drug To. "
Bigger, ' Better, Busier Thf what ad
I vertlsing J The 9 doe for your bust
nes. . v '
Head at Hibernians Back.
NTtW YORK, Jun I Matthew Cum
minxs. national president of the Ancient
Ordr or tiinernians, ana nev. fnillp n.
O'Dennell, stale chaplain of Massachusetts,
ho have . been abroad endeavoring to
amalgamate all the Hibernian organisa
tions- into JI international body, arrived
today on Uie steamer 4. aroola from Liver
pool. Mr. Cuuiiulngs said their work on
the whole had been successful.
AFFAIRS , AT SOUTH OHAUA
N --.
Protest Against Grading Twenty
Sixth Stmt Not Good.
SO SAYS THE CITY ATTORNEY
'- t I
. ,
Coaaelt, However, Does Tot TCese tke
Ordlaaare Kirk on Vllol -rVta-tlatlrs
Rrkla(et-ed by
H. T, Braaa, ,
Th city attorney1 reported o'th' olty
council In eesslon last right that the, pro
test of the residents of Twenty-sixth street
against a change of grstda between (1 and.
II streets ws irsufflchnt ftnd -4hs the
board might proceed to' change the urads
by passing the pefMIng" dtdlnanc. -Tht
change of grade has been a bon' of ton-'
tentlon between the people wjio lv on
th east side ot the street and those t)o
live on the west- side. Th differences pf
opinion hve" several .time com, nearly ,to .
the point of violence. '-The -report -of the.
cltv attorney was adopted,! but th arnV
nsnr was not passed." rv'
H. T. ttross filed ft' protest wftrr" the
council concerning the cotidltltifi which ex;
1st, namely, that tbe city of South Omaha
has no record of vltar alattiic. It I neces
sary for anyone secklns,' information as
to the Mrthn-'or deaths .ot any parties to
go to Lincoln and consult' 'the stale cus
todian. H. T. Brass is tha local Custodian
of these statistics, but furnlshe no record
for South Omaha... . ."
Joseph tV. Murphy presented the. bad
condition of drainage at' Twentieth "and J
street and asked that Ibv City take .steps
to remedy this condition by directing the ,
storm water down H street.
The city treasurer' monthly report ,
showed collections amounting -to $7.r!)0 and
disbursements, $22,622. The "net balance. In
the treasury Is $M.6f'.$S- Special collection
of licenses and other fee amonnted to
about $2,000 additional. This money col
lected from special source will be used to
boost the funds for th present' year. In
this manner about $.00 will be added to the .
police, fund. 1C much ncdod..
Water mains were 'ordered on' Twenty-'
seventh at li street ' ct osslngs . south " of . '
Madison. ......
The city engineer reportefl Ahe ettmatei'
cost of ft sanitary sewer on Twelfth street
to b about $1,871. ' ' " '
It is reported thut J. Rothholx will close
hi restaurant th Bouth Omaha sTnd go into
business In Omaha. . . '.
W.'c. Qoodwtii asked permission .to 'tnn.
tlnue tbe contract for. feedirnj the South .-.
Omaha prisoners at the same rate. " ;
, The pound master reported ft total of ,'
196 dog killed to date. - . . : .
The .greater paj-t of the session, cotislsted'
in the routine of reading ordinances . for
the change of grade on twenty-six or
twenty-s?ven different streets of the" city,
all parts of the city being affected. Of
the ordinances, eight were recommended
for passage, but nineteen were : simply
given first reading and referred to the
Judiciary committee. -. . . v
The ordinances to ' compel the t'titbri
Pacific and the Chicago! Rook Islarid
Pacific to place night watchmen at; Twenty-fifth
' and U streets and at Railroad
avenue . and .Washington .. .street ,wer.
passed. - ..-,.-- .-. ' i- i
John Hsshurgh asked that the city gtad-'
Ing machine be permitted to cross the Q
street viaduct and to-be-brought to the
assistance of the residences of the -West ;
side, who are, struggling with, badly . washed
streets. He said:. "Vou. kept that grader
up In Hoctor's Basar all last summer,
hd n . waht to mb wimt'ia )oks'-llk
over . Vri our seetlott.of the city.' ' ,,1
The city attorney .was. instruoted.to take
the necessary steps to redeem the site of
No. 1 fire hall, which was recently . sold ,'
for county taxes., 4 - ,' 11
The Board of Fir and Police commis
sioners was given power to purchase two
new fire teams before August .1. , . '
The regular bills for salary mere . al
lowed. The council then adjourned; uritjl
Monday night. ; -
. Llcease aad Police Matters.
The South Omaha Board of Fire, and
Police i commissioners, met In a brief ses
sion last evening and ia used on the grant-' .
Ing of a license for Joe Pert at Twentieth
and O. street. The board also Issued ,
permits to C. A. Melcher, Forrest ami
Fenton; D. 6. Clarke,-And-Howard Meyers,'
druggists of the city. ' .. ,
Chief Briggs reported that he has sus-"
pended Officer li, W. Mawhinhey for In-,
subotlina.(lon, and , assault - en . th. police
captatn, N?l Turnqulst. Turnqulst filed
charge against Mawhlnney. t Tlje JisarlnaT -.
was irxea, ,ior ,U.turoay ,,nlght.v - Henry
AdOlph neferred chargea- against Offtoer
Jake 6mll for, at Is alleged In the com
plaint, - assaulting, Vlptor. Adolph, r oa, '
with, lils.iUub.. The complaint alsovoharges
the oil leer with Intoxication. This c6m-
plalnr.wlll also D flven iieaMng Batur-'"
dsv'ntB-hr " 'it ... 1.
Brl-ars Thinks Kbeltoa la I.r .'
Chief Briggs and the'Bouth Omah nolle.
ar disposed to glv considerable: credit io
th reports that the fourth highwayman In
the Overland Limited train robbery In
Omaha May 22 had been arrested In Dnvr.. --
in Chief said tne man bad plenty: of time
to get to Djenver, and tt.e fact that h' was
tryirig to work up Aft alibi for the thre
men In custody -wag looked -upon as-' th '
most natural thing for., him to ftttemnt
The theory of ft fifth .' highwayman and
possibly th entire gang which operated at 1
Spokane wa looked upon" as quit prob
able. .
Slew at Pat Away. '""
Anton- Blswal was sentenced' yesterday
td ft term of lxty day In th county Jail .
for assault and battery of John BosakV
Siswal It the Lithuanian who'hac-reoently
cauaed much dlstnrbftnc at' weddings by
his unprovoked assaults upon on or an
other of the guests. U stabbed a, man '
on on occasion. ' He seemed to fia've' 'no
other object than to create ft row. ' Th
judge gave him the limit and promised to
double the aenteno with the - next 'offense.'
Maal City Goaala.
Jetter'a Gold Top Beer .delivered ,...
pert of the city.- Telephon Jo, - - .
Th funeral of Margaret Wolff--will b
held at 2 p. m. today from the residence
All members of Nebraska lodsre Na. S27.
Ancient Order of United Workmen, are
called to meet Thursday evening,. Jun 3,
iur ine election oe oiticer.
Th clty officlaie of South Omahg bavt
oh eddied a base ball same with tha
Omaha Cliff Dwellers, which, la. a , team
maae up oi tne .courthouse- off irsi.'-
Miss Marxaret Randall of Newman
Oroya la visiting with friends and rela
tives In Ho nth Omaha while attending th
commencement exercises at Bellevu.
Qrralaat Caailart (jam la Waaran al Or ml
Bal. swruiej KZzJJ m4lmmm
' maamw sasj
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