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Week of November 27 to Dec
New Cases Filed In District Court Vern Ayers, Mary Ballard, Mary Creighton and Helen Baete, Ernest Hubka County of Gage County, Nebraska, Paul Good of Nebraska, and Charles Bryan Governor and Commissioner of Labor Order. Attorneys for plaintiffs, Sackett constitutionality of the state law prohibiting women working in restaurants after midnight in cities of the metropolitan and first class has been challenged district Court where Vern Ayers, proprietor of Ayers' Cafe Beatrice has filed an action seeking have state enforcement officers restrained from applying the law instance. With him as plaintiffs are Mary Ballard, widow, Mary Creighton, widow, and Helen Baete, partial supporter of her parents, employment at cafe would ended by the application of the statute. The plaintiffs allege that enforcement officers about to bring action against them, and contend that the statute to invoked uneonstitutional does not prevent female employ. ment towns less than first class after M., but legislates against of first class and ropolitan The cation of the law, the petition further alleges, would hurt the welfare of the plaintiffs and the community generally; would impair the health and welfare of the plaintiff employand their dependents; would constitute an invasion of property rights and would add to employment distress. The business has been successful and stable, Ayers contends, by its operation 24-hour basis and this would be largely destroyed if that basis were reduced to fewer hours of service. In event the statute should succeed in obtaining the dismissal of the three girl employes the cafe could not be erated 24 hours day for the that the nature of the work not such that male employes can carry out successfully. Attempts do that have failed). Hentges Henry VanBeek; Alzena VanBeek, Ralph Klein, Receiver of the First National Bank of Adams, Nebraska, Zink Brothpartnership, composed of Zink and Val Zink, RichardSale Certificate. Attornfor plaintiff, Rinaker Delehant. Gilbert Cobb George nas, to Quiet Title Attorneys for plaintiff, Rinaker Delehant and Hevelone. property in question consists of Lots Block 10, Green's addition to Belvidere Heights, Beatrice). Fred Ostendorf Robinof Mortgage. Attorneys for plaintiff, Killen VanBorkum. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, corporation, Mary Gann, et of Attorneys Stewart Whitworth, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Dean Coonley, recently appointed Register of Deeds of Gage County succeed Charles Judd, states that while the county board has authorized the appointment of clerk his office he probably will not make the appointment until after JanuCoonley asked for the pointment privilege Tuesday der bring the office force up normal strength. Clerk Dean Brandt retired at the time Register Judd's resignation became effective, about November 1st.
Fay Henderson, of Beatrice, granted divorce from Henderson on grounds of cruelty district court Monday. She was given custody of the couple's two children and was allowed $25 month for their support, to be paid the defendant.
Pabst, sentenced last week District Judge Fred Messmore to year in the penitentiary for stealing car belonging to ren Williams of Pickrell, was taken prison Saturday by Sheriff Tom time.
The farm known as the Burgess place, which of mile north and miles west of Filley, offered sheriff's sale at the Court House, Tuesday, to satisfy mortgage. The eighty acre farm brought $8,283, which was amount of the mortgage. averaglittle more than $100 an acre. The property was owned by the State Bank of Douglas, now defunct, and the mortgage held by Ada DunMrs. Dunlap was the winning bidder the sale.
