 When Bush lost her case, he assisted in her filing complaints against fourteen other houses along Ninth Street, then called "The Row" or, more euphemistically, "the proscribed district" "red light district", or the "bad lands".In 1897, when his client, a landlady named Miller at another brothel at 201 N 9th Street was arrested for the robbery of a group of three travelers, Walker filed a complaint against the travelers for contributing to the support of a disorderly house, who were then themselves arrested although they were witnesses in the case against the landlady - much to the humor of the court which heard the case and accusation.In the mid-1890s, two cases against black men in Omaha received great attention