Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1909, Page 11

proy OSTEOPATHY JOHNBON INST., ¢8 N. ¥. L. Tel D. 1664 ettt Bt et Tt ] athryn Nichoias. 6% N. Y. L Ride — 1 “PATENTS L 0. BARNELL. Paxton Bik Tel Red 1y, | *¢%er and ras HUFFMAN., 38 Xevi \ Private confinement home Mrs. Dr. Kii B N Mth Tel, Web. =8 Ind s § Your corn comes out or your CORNS goirier"Comes vack when 'you wse Corn Jelly. Hatnes Drug Co., 1610 Fa:. | PRIVATE HOME during confinement; babiles for a un. Good Samaritan San!- torium, % ist Ave. Councll Biuffs, la ANY person having trouble on account of unscrupuious methods of instaliment, furniture houses, will benefit by commun- jcating with me. All communications will be regarded as strictly confidential. Ad- dress L 782, Bu 3 d_toupees for men. GRIFFIT “I(}gflm i ru’:zzn BLK. Arlene de Voy. Manicuring and_massage. | 9 8 16th St Flat & Phone D. 768 THE SALVATION ARMY solicits castol/ gyll:fi In fact, anything T do_not noed ject, repair and sell at 13 N. “ith Bt, for cost of collection to the worthy | L4 3 ! Dougias O3 and wagen ™ ko OMAHA Stammerers’ Ins. Ramge Bidg S S N - MME ALLEN of Chicagn, salt magnetic and massage treatmentis. 17th St DR._EGGERS' Bias PERSONAL Book_free | | tons coal; Morehouse Co. W.3106, b 22 glow, | w1 N pivate confinerhent home. 316 Martha St i w rent at LIEBEN'S Masque Suits * 5™,V.6 D s MASSAGE AND BATHS R-38 Old Boston Store Bidg. th floor. 120 Bo. Mth BL Stalrway on Dougias St | JOBIE WASHBURN 'S “Underworld Sewer, soia &t stores, price. SL50. cider, everybody likes it on Jer es the best. Tel Harney HBSL HOME for women during confinement be book wew book, all for pardeutars, & | PRAIRIE F {19 brand new artistic small cash psyment One biock | But buy EAL ESTATE CITY FROPERTY FOR SALE. (Continued.) CHOICE CORNER LOT Surrounded with fine new bulldings and raore being bullt, near cAr, has water Chclce location for héme. GENUINE SNAP, $500 Easy terms. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO. SUITE &4 New York Life Bidg T on Fowler Ave be PARK £ 5058 208 zith houses for sale on and balance monthly to_Ames Ave. car. Agent on premises. PAXTON REAL ESTATE CO. Owner. LOOK NO FURTHER this_cosy 5-room bungalow at 233t th St (Creighton's First Add.); every- thing modern except furnace; oak floors fine, level, east-front lot, close to car and pavement; price, $2.800, 00 or §100 cash balance $30 per month. Key at 245 S. 3t PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. N. Y s 1 WANT an offer on lot 2 block 2. orig- inal plat of the city of Omaha, with two We find bomes for bables where mothers cannot care for them. Bancroft St las 183 MISS LA GRANE, baths, massage. Dodge St., basement fat tohp m | SWEDISH massage and baths, | Allen, 207 N. 1ith St Omaba, Neb, Phone Doug- 1817 Mme. POULTRY FOR SALE—Eighieen Qdifferent varieties of thoroughbred poultry; cocks and cock- ereis, geese, dugks, turkeys, guineas, ban- tams, dogs and white rabbits. AL kinds | of fancy pigeons. Write for free circular. | D. L. Bruen, Pistte Center, Neb. PULLETS’$1.% each in Light Brahmas, White Rocks and. Pariridge Wyandoties. Cockerels, for $1.00 Lo $3.00 each {n Barred White and Buff Plymouth Rocks, White, Buff, Partridge, Siiver and Golden Laced Wyandottes, Single Comb Brown and ‘White Leghorne, Single Comb White Minor- cas, Light Brahmas, Rose and Single Comb | Ducks and | Riode lsland Keds, Turkeys, Geese. Address Walter Hogue, Neb. Bereentngs, $1.50 100 ibs Wagner. 801 N. 16th. BROWN LEGHORN pullets and cocker- els, 0c each, any quantity. White Minorca uilets and ~cockerels, early 8. late §L ‘averly Poultry Yards, Waverly, Neb. PRINTING 'PHONE_IND. A-26% for Lycgstad Printing Co.. 6th Fairtield, Ung. Capitol Ave REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE DEALERS. REED ABSTRACT CO.. Est. 1556; promp: service; get owr prices. 1110 Farmaza St GANGESTAD, ¢4 Bee Bidg. Tel D 261 “PAYNE INV. CO., first floor N. Y. Life. BENJAMIN R E. CO. 77 Brandels Bldg. REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO. CHAS. E WILLIAMSON, President CITY PROPERTY FUR SALE. Close In Walking Distance 539 South 24th Ave, $3,650 This is an opportunity to buy a mice 6- room home, close in. It is within a short distance of the business section, on paved street and in a lovality where properiy is advancing very rapidly. bath on first floor and one fine room fin- ished on the second fivor. Good plumbing throughout, furnace Leat, paving all paid. lot 1x66 feet. The lot alone is worth at Jeast §1,500 Hastings & Heyden, i 1614 Harney St 8 ROOMS, WEST OMAHA Modern in every way, nearly new, elec- trio light and water 'n barn. One block to Farnam St. car. Lot THxi2l. A REAL SNAP, $4,600 NOWATA LAND & LOT CO Suite &4 New York Life Bidg Has 5 rooms and |2 Babies board-d. | barn For terms address Mrs. Martha A. Lee, 401 | a fine sheep shed 30x2% feet, seven eorral Louses. 1005 and 1511 Californtn streei Lot 1 | xi teet, | THOMAS FRENNAX New York Life Build HOUSE, mod. 172 N. easy terms. J 2th. Onl H. Parrot: REAL ESTATE FARM AND HANCH LAND FOR SALE Colorade. Quarter' for You The best bargain In Washington county, | Colorado, 11 miles directly north of Otls, 15 miles northeast of Akron, all smooth, hard, | blaek 1and, no sand. Price $1.%0 |O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1001 N. ¥ Neb, Lite Bldg FOR SALE | 4,300 acres of deeded land, all fenced; 2x% feet, stalls for sixteen horses; 3-room house, pantry, five cabins. 560 acres | leased land inside of fence; ten whole sec- | tions of leased land outside of fence, be- | sides several hundred acres in smail pleces. Hours 10 a. m. | Plenty of running water, three wells. One resurvey feet of tiling compiete, another started. laid for irrigating. 5,460 About | 216 breeding ewef and about 4% good ewe | lambs and plenty of rams. | | About fifteen Shorthorn cattie and eleven Hixty to About sixty tons of head of Kood head of horses from colts up. seventy tons of hay. sugar beets. Farm machinery, whgons, and harness. This is an idcal ranch for sheep, cattle or horses and would make an ideal colouization tract. I would s the land without the stock. For further i formation, write John A. Slayton, The Owner, Carr, Weld County, Colorado. Tansas. 130 ACRES, well improved, 12 acres fruit per acre. W. R Hipes, Biue Mound, Missouri. 168 ACRES good 1and, 70 cultivated; bulld- inge, 3 springs, orchard; 2 miles town: §1,000. Other farms. L. A. Hudson, Nlangua, Web- ster County, Mo. Nebraska. Corn Land Cheap nee county. which can be bought belween now and January 1, 1510, ac 3l an acre less than they are worth. There is necessily for immediate action if you want either of them. Read the descriptions and im- provements as listed below and judge for yourself. No. 1, 250 acres, 3% miles north- west of Table Rock, In Pawnee county. Nebraska; 150 acres broke, about 230 acres of good farm land, % acres fenced hog tight, 9 acres in alfalfa; improvements, §-room house 28x25x15, less than 2 years old; barn, 3x48xls, less than 2 years old; cow barn, 24x24; sheds, 16x#0 and 16x34; two wind milis. ' No. 2, 160 acres 44 miles north- east of Table Rock in Pawnee county, Ne- braska; 110 acres in cultivation, 10 acres In aifaifa, balance in pasture and hay; good peach and apple orchard; improvements, 4room house, outside cave, 2 wells and windmill, 2 small barns, two large gran- aries, double crib, 22x22; 2 hog sheds for 15 head. Price on either §75 per acre. We can go with you and show this land on & minute's notice. Payne Investment Company, General Land Merchants. Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE-Four good improved farms, all within a radius of three mlles of Orchard, Neb. If interested, write me for grices and terms. A. C. King, jr., Orehard, eb. Oklanoma. OKLAHOMA We have 16000 acrcs of cholce land to selcci_from, :an@ing in price from $ to $40 per ac: This land s in the oll and gas district and you might get an ofl well with your land. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO. Suite @4 Now York Life Bidg. South Dakota. acres in Brookings county, well improved; 8 D. 140 acres under cuit, 40 & pasture, balance meadow; 1 mile from town; price right, terms to suit W. B. Shaw, Castiewood. S. D “FANSCOM PARK HOME_7 rooms and strictly modern; full two stories attic finished; Oak first floor; room; eaat front lot Wx1: paving paid. Immediate jpossession. A $i.00 house for $.,40; only $70 cash required. Glover Re- ally Syndieate, N. Y. Life. WE HAVE THE B APARTMENT HOU \l', SITE IN THE BEST LOCATION IN OMAHA CORNER—ON FARNAM ST % FEET OF FRONTAGE ON TWO STREETS-FINE SURROUNDINGS. SEE US FOR PRICE NORRIS & MARTIN, *Phone Doug. 470, €23 Bee Bldg. NO STORM SASH NEEDED Don't waste your money; eanip your | windows and doors with Goiden All Metal | Weather Birlp. Send postal to or ses Samuel Dickinson. 21 Ramye BIdg. % EW 6-ROOM MODERN Covuer, large lot, paved street and right up to date. Sma’ baiance VERY EASY TERMS NOWATA LAND & LOT CO. Sulte @4 New \’»lk Life Bidg new and large living near payment cowil. FOR $200 we can sell u s gocd cignt: room house In i desirable resldence 4 trict, modern excepl t, on eas: fr lot. This price includes & good ba b Shimer & Chase Co., 3 South ith S opposite court house. B8 PACIFIC, S-room bricke sirictiy | modern. excellent condition, $6. BENSON & MYERS CO., Phone Douglas 6 3 N. Y. Lite Bioe INVESTMENT h-bl vings bank at 4 per cent pays TOnth . WO can ger you an i vestment in Omaha that will pay you §7s.& month pet 10 you, on the Same amount g8 show It to you It ls worth while. )lo“fl ND AND LOT © 4 N, Y. Life Bidg. | { |Blag. Bell Miscellaneous. AGRICULTURAL LA) BARGAINS To Close an Estate. 25,000 acres Missouri land. $ 100000 acres Texas land, §1 2,00 acres Missouri land, $2. 35,000 acres Arkansas land. $2 McMECHAN, KEITH & PERRY BLDG Kansas City, Mo. ND REAL ESTATE LOANS $00 Lo .00 on bowes 1o Omaha. O'Keefe Real Estate Oc.. Wl N. Y. Life. Doug. or L LOANS to home owners and home build- ers, with privilege of making parual pay- ments acmi-annuaily. No cominission. W. H. THOMAS, 3 First National bank Bide. SECOND MORTGAGE loaus negotiated Apply Rooms 41i-18 Pirst Nutional Bank phone Lougias Zis MONEY TO LOAN—F yne luvestment Co. “A!\TL()—CH) Peiers Trust Co "800 1o 510,00 made promptly F. D. Wea ead Bldg.. 15th & arnam. FIVE PER CENT MONEY to loan 03 Omalia Business Property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1 New Yorx Life Blag: WANTED—City loans and warrants, W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1% Farsam St FAY: 'E BOSTWICK & CO. N PH\II money. §M0 to ‘”. "LOWEST RATES—Bemis Brandels B GARVIN BROS. @3 N. Y. Life 80 to $20.00 on improved property. \n delay REAL ESTATE W m ioans Y. Life. rate. SNAP. &ROOM cottage, modern, except heat, Py P e trees; beautiful lot in ‘beautiful Clifton coment walks §230 §30 cash. SILAS ROBRINS. Both Phones. modern. WE IHAVE BUYERS FOR 5 & and T-room Louses. If prices are right we can dell your property for you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT €O, Suite &4 N. Y. Life Bldg. APMUIMIWMMW\) erty, pear business center, for §15.000 or univer: | ao; §15.000 cash; must be bargain. Address D T Bea We have two good farms in fertiie 2aw- | THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FOUR BRAND NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE"™ In sotthewestern part of Omaha, free from ineumbrance of any kind, modern Want Jand at right price Meat market laoing fine busimess in growing N town. Want Omaha property or 8-room modern house, In_ western zart of land; pricc must time ' for whittling OWATA braska a large lot, east front Omaha. Want clea be right: we have no LAND & ew York LOT CO., Life Bag TO EX Dawson mules, Dakota Neb. HANGE-1M Co., Neb., half ¢ horses, Shetland pon T. B. Wafenden 1and In western unty, for Omaha Swygard, 16 Bee bidg., Lite. | T price carpets. oot IMORE 2d-hand store -hand furniture, clothes. [ D % pays ete. NTED-One good diamond ring; pay $0 cash; must stand exact test dress J 760, Bee. HIGHEST BELL'S Furn will prices for furnitur Store, 1406 Dodge. ete Red 331 WANTED—TO RENT WANTEL o once by party of & for 1 or 3 months suite Of furnished rooms with board in private fam: Location must be good. Willing 0 pay libers.lv for satistactory rooms. Address W-74l SD—By young o | December 25th place to room and board by a young married couple, private ferred, modern, and_reason answer at once to S care Bee. WANTED—SITUATIONS “LADY with several years' business train ing desires position selling either In city will travel. Al references. Addresa WANTED-By young man. place to work | for board while ‘attending Boyies coliege Botl phonea ; for particulars, B 6 t FREE §; 'St Snotse o, "W ik EXPERT _accountant. speclalty. C | R Invoice work M. Shonerd. Oxford, Neb. boy private Japanese in wishes family. to do work Address | H-148, Bee. ACCOMPLISHED accompanist on yu.-., wants engagements for solo and chor gork; oratorio experience. Addre: Bee, |M REMEMBER It only takes a stroke or {two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw the ad in The Bee ' WANTED—Two experienced pi~ ano polishers. The Bennett Company — Piano Depart- ment, | ‘ LEGAL NOTICES: THE MISSGURI_PACIFIC RAILWAY | COMPANY. | SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thata cial meeting of the Stockholders of Missouri Pacific Rallway Company will be held at the principal office of said Com- pany, in the Missourl Pacific Bullding, N 05 Market Street, in the Clty of St. Lou Missouzi, on Tuesday, the Isih day of January, 1510, at nine o'clcck in the fore- noon of that duy, to consider and act upon the foliowing propositions: (a) To adopt a code of by-laws for the Company. 1 7(b) To ratity, assent to and approve a certain indenture of lease bearing date the Bth day of July, i8, by and between Boonville, St. Louls & Southern Raiiway Company, a_ corporation of the State of Missouri, and this Company &nd authorized on behalf of this Company al a meeting of | the Board of Directors, heid on the 1sth day of August, 1. (c) To ratify, assent to and approve the | purchase by this Company ur tue whole or wny pait of lhe rairoads and other prop- erty and franchises of all or any of tae foliowing named railroad companies: Cartnage and \Western Railway Company, Joplin and W esicrn Banway company, St Louls, Lak Hil and Carondeiet Raliway Company, Sedalia, Warsaw wnd South- western Raiway Company, City Northwestern Ralroad Company, The Nebraska Southern Ralway Company, Omana Beit Railway Company, Omaba Southern Rallway Company, Facific iak way Company in Nebraska, ihe Puebio and State Line Raurvad Cowpany, and Kaosas und Arkansas Valey Kaiway. @) For the purpese of refundicg under- Iying morigage bonds and equipiuient obil- gaticus of Lue COMPALY &nd 105 Uiler COI- | porate purpuses, to cousent 1o, concur in auwl auihorize &n lucicase of the bundea | Indebiedness of The Misscuri Pacific Rau way Company, by the a:uount ol 516,00, | oy the issue of Goid bouds of ine Com | pany, lmited in the agsregaie 10 tue principai amount of $17WN.UN &t any on tiine OULSLALGIGE, 10 DAr liieresi 4l & ra or rates Lol 0 exceed iive per cent pe anpun., payable Semi-annusily, and all ¢ auy part of such bonds, as the Hoard . Directors may deteiiaibe, 16 be convertib i the opucu of the huiders aud registere owners hereof Inlo siock of the Hallwa Compeny upon such terms and oluerwi as the board of Direciors miay determine und 10 couscal 1o, coucur iu sad autnoriz he exccucon and deiivery of & woriges and deed of trust ou ana of ke Whoic /part of the ralirosds &pd vlier Prope: fand francnises of this Company whet Dow owned or hercafier acquired, L sec such issuc of bonds b/ s Compa 7, 1 consider &nd set upon ihe fu.m and | terms of suel mertguge | "te) To conseni to und authorize the pur chase by ihia Corapaty ficia lune .0 time of not 10 excesd 45,000,000 par vaiue of L pe- Y bonds of the St Lou.s, lron Mouniain and | Southern Rallway Compeny. | () To raufy *he procesdings of the | Board of Directors thereiofore taken in and abou: (he msiters aforesaid, iuciuding the authorization of said bouds and mori- §8§¢ 8oy Cuoea O Lrusi 4nd the use Lo De o |made of saia boads and lo consider ané | mi |met upon such other business as may pro e Lrarsacted &t lhe meeling. | P Fhe stock tranafor books of the Company | will be ciomed a1 3 ¥. M. on the Tih da; of Januasiy, 16 aud wil remaln closed | until 20 A. 3L ou the 9th day of January, | 1510 Dated, New York, November 17th. 1308 By order of Board ef Directors. GEO! J. GOULD, President. A H. CALEF, Secreiary. “The Mixsour! Pucific Raliway Company. {1% Broadway, New York, Nov. 0th. 13— Stoukhoiders of Tlie Missouri Pacific Raiiway Company: Rel e sent to you Novewber 10, calling & ial meeting of the Stockholders of this | mpany Lo be beld on the 1sin day of Jan- uary, 1i0 you are uotified that the stock transfer books of this Company will be closed at 3 o'clock p. m. Lecember hu 1809, Instead of January Tth, 1516, and re- main ciosed until 10 o'clock a. m. January 13th, 98 This change in date is made to avoid any possibllity of confusion in deal- ings in the stock and rights to subscribe 10 bonds, prior to the date of said special meeting If unable to attend the meeting ploase slon end recurn the prexy which we ve already sent you. A. H CALEF, Nov. 4 to Jea I8 alaughter house, jce house | ~| sonal injuries. The kKansas| hFCEMBER 15, 1909. _|AIFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA|Councilmen City Council Appnvn Bids for ‘ Paving Streets, | C. C. KELLY USES CHECK HIMSELF Man Sem Charged with Spending Proceeds—Sev- » Filed Against City. te Market Cow eral Damage Cial The session of cfl last night usual sess: portant in that ith Oma eting was he paving con paving ects the cty clerk o the tav week et ns. The im bids of t $15.00 and for were approved dered to city engineer per the bids was adver pl especiall 14 rt ez newsy suncll was well ascd D for paving block B and class C. age in demanding a read gh it was a f understanding tween the { material are In class and e see T dvar seir kind be. classes c a apparent oms had * bids ete also reasonably The s must nih and the been contract for cer! tor le open time the b ha now this cted ot dur stre. wiil The f the extra by declari tor any policemen i Miss Gra tor sed of ce department ity attc Soutr pay Omaha po! during the ty line of Quty MeCarror $5,000 again urles to herself from fa trench at Twenty-fourtk ng a severe rainstorm. The attorney reported adversel the claim of Rose Hrbck for $200 and a he claim of Charles Caffey for $400 pe t a pertormed ex by the filsd a damage the city for in ing into a sewer and L streets dur- | A petition to grade Y stre Too Much Paving. August Miller fiied & protest against the |pavement of Hoctor boulevard, declaring |that the district was populated and that the city at large to pay three- was approved. not had fourhs of the cost of the improvement. He | deciared the improvement was simply a of the real estate men to make their property valuable. The protest was tiled without action. | The city clerk was instructed to wdver- |tise bids for general improvement bonds {o® the city of South Omaha to the amount |of $126000, such bids to be received until [§ p. m., January 3 1910. These bonds wil | scteme pay the cost of paving several districts, of | grading M street and tire equipment. The police judge made his monthly re- port showing iz cases of which thirty were dismissed, forty-elght sentenced to |the city jail, elght to the county jall and sixteen were fined. The fines: amounted to $10s. The city council adjourned to meet again today as a board of equalization. C. C. Kelly Endorses Check. C. C. Kelly is heid al the city Jall South Omaha for signing his empioyer's name on & check. He was sent by his employer, John Arf to market a cow in South Omaha. He did this through a com- | mission firm. He was given the check for | the animal amounting 10 $27 made in favor of John Arf.. He endorsed the check, it is alleged, using his employer's .name and presented the same at George Schuiers saloon at Twenty-fourth and L streets. As |so0n as Mr. Art begam o s t some- ining wrong, ne located Kelly_and found he had spent pait of the miuey, aileged to have come from passing the check. Pay- ment at the b:nk was stepped and Keliy lodged in Jail include $25,00 for ine was Magic City Gosail Dr. C. N. George, Usteopath, 708 N. 24th. Chief John Briggs and J. H. Shields have gone o Red Qak, la., on a hunting trip. Household fu re for sal cheap, once. Lr. W. Q. Clark, 835 N. &24. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Page of Salem, Ore., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Volz. at Jetter's Gold Top Beer delivered to any | part of the city. Teiephone No. 8. Dr. W. P. Cox has been transferred from the government service in South Omana (o Baltimore Mrs. Edviona Young of Oakland, Neb., is vigiting at the home of her dsughter, Mrs. R. W. Livers Colonel and Mrs. C. M. Hunt arrived in outh Omaha Sunday night. They wil m ke a short visit Mrs. C. M. Rich will entertain the Ladles Ale_socicly of the Presbyierian church Wednesday afternoon. Miss Florence Bronder entertained the juntor auxillary of St Clement's mission Saturday afternoon. The Ladies gulld of St Clement's church will meet with Mrs. Smaliridge, 410 S street, Friday at 1 p. m. Mrs. Gilbert Campbell left yesterday afternoon for Butler, Mo. She will spend three or four weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. Frank Ames will entertaln the Women's auxiliary of St. Martin's church at her home, Twenty-second and 1 streets. The funeral of Mrs. R. E. Bivins w be at 2 p. m. Wednesday from St church. The burial will be in Forest Lawn. The Ald soclety of the English Lutheran church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Briggs, Fortiech and S streets. All members of the Redmén are re- quested to meet at 7:45 p. m. this evening to go to Fort Crook to engage in & smoker to be given by lodge No. ) Be a Trained Nurse $25.00 a Week An opportunity is offered to you Docome tralned nurses to enter o Bchools 1o Cuicago week. Graduates of this scs. 15 Btate and Nationa! Associations of s thoroagh Ir. all branct.es of rem . ceration afier et are waretaily Fearavd. For parucaiars, Miss CAROLINE SOELLNER, SUPT. Lakeside Hospital Training School for Nurses, 4147 LAKE AVENUE, GHIGAGO, ILL. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS CANADIAN PACIFIC— WEEKLY SAILINGS BETWEEN MONTREAL QUESBC AND LIVERPOOL. Nothing better on (Be AtADtc than Jur Empresses, Chieage. I ANNUAL CRUISE O THE ORIEN February 8 73 days, up, including ore excursions, ete. Cruises around the | world; Tours to Europe. ¥raak C. Clark, | Times Bldg. New York. W. B Bock, 1584 | Faraam st Omada. ~ LEGAL NOTICES | STOCKHOLDERS MEETING — OFFICE of Lee-Glass-Andreesen Hardware com- pany, Omaha, Nebraska, December 11 1905, Notice is heroby given to the stockholders of pany that the annual meeting of the stook- | holders of the company will be held at the | office of the sald company, corner of Ninth and Harney streets, in the city of Omaha, in the state of Nebraska. on Tueaday. Jan- uary 11 A. D. 1910, at 3 o'clock p. m.. for | the purpose of electing & board of direct- the company to serve during the ensuing year, and to transget sueh other business ‘as may_| h v ted ueh meeting. LEE, President. Attest: W. M. OI.A“ etary. DiltoJ 1 | in | Lee-Glass-Andreesen Hardware Com. | ™&’ Will Use Passes Resolution to Give Up Street Railway Privilege Rescinded by Bluffs Aldermen. l | | | Five of the seven councilmen pnnm! | &t the meeting of the Couneil Bluffs City | council last night decided they had no | | aesire to turn in their street cor passes | in accordance with the resolution adopted | d at the mesting & weck ago. Counciltnen Bellinger and Rigdon, who were not pres- ent at the mesting last week when Council- man Morgan's resolution calling for the passes 10 be turned in came up, and Coun- cilmen McMillen, Skodsholm and Younker- man voted last night to rescind the action | t and later voted to lay the the table. | uncilmen Morgan and Jensen stood by | thetr guns and declared they would walk or pay fare rather than take back the sses which they had turned over to the city elerk, to be by him returned to the street rallway company The five councilinen voted to retain the passes in face of an opinion from City Kimball that the use of them the councilmen liable to ution, as he believed that passes under the circum the question of the validity raliray company's franchise was in doubt, would be in violation of the state anti-pass law The matter was brought up by Counm-‘ man Younkerman, who moved to rescind the former action, and he found a second in Councliman Rigdon. Councliman Be! linger, who made his first appearance the meeting last night in several months, wanted o know who Introduced the reso- lution. “1 4id,”" declared Councilman Morgan. Councilman Jensen, however, interposed and stated that he did not want Morgan to assume all the “odium” of introducing the resoldtion. “I had as much to do with this resolution as my friend Morgan did.” | insisted the councilman from the Second ward. Bellinger Will Ride Free. “Well, it doa't matter much who troduced it replied Councilman Bel inger, 1 Intend 1o ride on iy pass and I don't care who knows it. Law or no law, 1 intend to use it until I am shown that it is illegal. If any of the members of the council want to proceed against me y can and the sooner the better 50 far as 1 am concerned.” “If the ordinance is not good the passes are not good,” insisted Counciiman Jen- | sen. and in this view of the controversy he | was supported by City Solicitor Kimball. | Further, Mr. Kimball argued that even if | the passes were legal, the counciiman cculd legally ride on them only when on city businese and on only such sircets as | the franchise covered. He contended that | the passes were not good on Avenue A, Bicadway or 10 Omaha as these sireets | were not included in the ordinance under | which the company gave the passes. Having disposed of the matter of the passes the councilmen turned their atten- | |tion to the street railway company and its | tailure to bring its tracks to grade on Avenue A. Councilman Rigdon wanted the matter referred to the committee of the whole, but the other councilmen would not listen to this. The city solicitor was, {after a prolonged discussion, instructed to | bring the mandamus suit against the com- pany in time for the January term of dis- trict court, s the action could be dis- missed at any time in the event of the {company and the city coming to an lamicable arrangement. At the suggestion of Councilman Rigden | the mayor will appoint & committee of | three o confer with the attorney and gen- eral manager of the street railw.y com-| pany, and the Commercial club will be | asked to appoint a llke committee to as- | sist the city in the negotiations with the company. Councilman Jensen said he thought it was only a waste of time to appoint any committee or to hold any conference, as | he was of the opinion that the company was only seeking to gain time. “The ogly way 10 get these tracks down to grade [u to go Into court,” said Mr. Jemsen. | “What's the use of conferring? Why, | General Manager Smith will only sit and laugh at us and say to himself, ‘Ain’t these | aldermen a fine bunch of jaya' " Hardly were the words out of Council- | man Jensen's mouth before some one sug- | gested that “General Manager Smith was probably & man of keen perception and | discernment.” “Christmas is nigh and we mneed the | money,” is the way the legal firm of Harl | & Tinley put it in a communication ask- ing the council to act without further de- | lay on its bill of §1,%0 for services in con- | nection with the water works litigation. The bill at the meeting a week ago was referred to the cigy solicitor, and the same action was taken last night, the councilmen evidently forgeiting that the matter had already been referred to Mr. Kimball. The city solicitor said he would mike a report at the next meeting City Treasurer True was authorised to transfer $20,.00 from the police fund to the general fund. The councli adjourned to next Monday evening. a week ag resolution on « Solicitor might render nal pro the use of the stances, whe the street m th | | | Diamonds—FRENZEn—15th and Dodge. KAUFMAN KATZ DIES AND SON IS YET VERY SICK ‘V‘I(hct of Mrs. Vietor Grieves for Young M Passes Away. Rosewater Word came trom Baltimore, Md this | morning that Kaufman Kats, father of Mrs. Victor Rosewater, had died very sud- | denly from poeumonia on Monday night. | | Mr. Katz was 75 years of age and bad been | |long & prominent resident and business | man of Bal ore. A son underwent a very serigus surgical operation last week and for several days | his life was despaired of. The shock and strain of this situation proved too much for the father and he was forced o o to bed | | on Saturday. Pneumonia suddenly devel- :upcd, with fatal results. | | Kamsas Oty After Next Meet. | Judge Bland, chairman of the Kansas | City delegation, declares that Kansas City h got the next congress and gone with it We have the pledge of every city rep- | resented south of Omaha and I don't know whether we will not." Sale of Mortgaged Property. George W. Smith, & laborer living at | Tostevin street ,and Eighteenth avenue, | was arvested yesterday, charged with dis- | | posing of mortgaged property. The infor- mation was filed in the court of Justice Cooper by A. A. Clark & Co. Smith is sald {10 have @isposed of a horss upon which he had secured s chattie loan from the complaining company. He gave bond in the sum of $300 for his appearance In court next Saturday afterncon. | get Omaba's support or | | Only nine more shopping days til Xmas every day counts. Do your shopplng early. Petersen & Schoening Co | tight the United States | embodied the most |John Hays, secretar stitute, which is located | sults she received from | mot " take it | Consuitation to ai Summons Cemes Unexpectedly for Mrs. Aaron Cahn| One of Omaha's Pioneer Women Dies Her Sleep, Apparently from Heart Trouble. Caroline, widow of the late Aaron Cahn. and one of the oldest of Omaha's ploneers, ed at her home last night at midnight, apparently from heart failure Mrs. Calin had been in her usual health and during the afterncon of Monday a nephew from Sloux City, visiting at the | home, remarked on her looking well. | She retired as last night apparently stricken in her sieep | before her deatn, her Alber | heard her cough. and went int to see it she needed anything, dying and soon passed away Mrs. Cahn, who was in her sev year, had lived in Omaha for fifty Her children, three sone, Martin cago, and Albert Manny of survive her Plan for Fight on Steel Combine usual was son, n her ro but she was | nty-ninth yoars ot Chy Omaha, | Leaders of Labor to Vote Today on Campaign Suggested by Mr. Gompers. PITTSBURG, Dec. 4.—At the first day of one of the most Importan conferences ever held by labor leaders, elght leaders In the American Federation of | Labor wres tonlght with a w0 Steel corpora President Samuel Gompers devised plan | The resolutions evolved tonight. which | important suggestions of the speakers at today's session 1l be presented for adoption or rejection opening session tomMOrrow mMOrNing. The eommittee which met tonight is com posed of W..D. Mahcn, president of ¢ Street Raflway Men's union; James O. Con nell, president of the Machinists' as<o.l tion; Thomas L. Lewlis, president ) United Mine Workers; Frank M. Ryan president of the Structural Iron workers; | of the International | Typographical union; Timothy Healy, pres- |1dent of the Stationary Firemen's assoca- |tion, and George W. Perkins, president of | the Cigarmakers' union. the closa at Diamonds—FRENZER—15th and Dodge. Cigars go with Christmas as cran- berries go with turkey. 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