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BL PARENTS
il'll III'-' In l.lliriiln,
.v ill rc-unii' Iht ilul ii'
IP :ic Ic: i-!;il r.ii'.
a a clerk
Thai's What a Chicago Judge
C.-ys, tut Ho Evidently Himself
Is Not a Parent.
i'i'i---' A. I i i . i" 1 1 1 r i i-aiiii' in
lln-, nmi-ii itivr f " i J ' i 1 1 1 - faiin iunl
I ihIm'.I iii'iiT MiMii' iiiiii'. m;il
I im - foe I h" ih:-.
BBS
PROCEEDIHGS!
- i
Public Sale!
From Saturday's l.nl. v.
A l'.llica-ii Jill Trl III l arnx' j
inily : i m 1 haiil"l ii
I'iniip l:il-rh ua
i. a Nh. I I In- tn it n 1 1
!ia, ' ln'i i' In' vvn- ';'
i .(- ina'i'-rs.
a pa.-
-eu:-i'r
din.i-
in all his i
this npiainii : "When a child I
'k s wi'imp, blame iU parent s."
Tin- jnilyi''.- remark attracted i
some alh'iilinii, regardless of Hum
fart, that In' was pulling old slutl".
It lias long liffll till! custom to
blame di'Ii'iui'iit chililri'ii on the
faults of liimn: influence, and it
occurs lo us that tin aged idea
should he tinned. Not that par
ents liavi'ii'l faults a plenty to be
reflected more or less in tin; con
duct of their offspring, hut the
general rule is that, to the best
of their ability they try to do
their best for the children, even
if they fall down considerably in
.other respects. Nor need one
range far utleld lo learn that the
judicial ruling is too crowded
with exceptions to be called a rule
.nt all.
In every community, almost
in every family, there are ex
amples of children who start from
xcellent homes on their journey
to the devil. Some of I linn may
drift into it accidentally, while
others go their wicked way de
liberately, because they imagine
that sort of life affords u better
time than the well-regulated ex
istence which marks their home
corning.
On the cheerful other hand,
each community also affords an
example of some waif who comes
up out of the dirt, with no home
training, or of the worst order,
and becomes a useful citizen and
a lasting joy tormankind. Which
isn't denying the advantages of
the right sort of home for the
years of childhood and adoles
cence. Undoubtedly the highest
average of citizenship will come
from that sort of homes, for
there is bound lo be something in
environment. ltul most homes
try to give the children Ihose ad
vantages of education and moral
training which should prove help
ful. And when parent makes
sacrillces, as most parents do, to
attain these ends, and then fail,
it is an unkind judge who is dis
posed to give them Ihe worst of
it; certainly Ihey feel bad enough illn' visile,
... .... ......... , I mends.
wiinoui leeiing iney are to maun
Mm- Namtn l'ii -1 nip nf I imaha
nil Sunday hen- with her par-
i:iel rniidl i-
ciils, rel iirning Inl lie
V -1 i 1 ' I i I al'l'TIM."!!.
Prances lu lan, w ho is ein
ployed in Omaha, came down Sat
urday evening and -pent, Sunday
here w it h her parent
Miss Seva J 'dm son cairn- down
from Omaha yesterday and visited
for the day with Ii r parents, Aug
ust Johnson and wife.
Harry Cumin ings returned to
his studies at the university this
morning, after a visit of a few
days at the II. N. Oovey home.
Mrs. Harold Thomson ami Mrs.
Anna Thoinsen were passengers
this morning for Omaha, where
they visited relatives for the day.
I ''a 1 1 h iii ii I Ii. .Ii, nt.-, i 7, '.i 13
!:.;n,I in. i m.iiimi.i i.i .i..j..uc iifin'nt
I " ' 'O. M. I., Fi i,-, i, j, I,, c. j,,, ,.
i.iiu l . 1. Hc-Pucr, County Commission- I llit-.ii.;li their land, !.. n till in Section
I ' I . Aloiv.a.11. Count v- Clerk i 1 'I'. .v. iivliii. ! I. 1.'.,! ,.f ii...
I
ureri nalanre or funds on I.s-id at
clm-e of husinets December 31, 1511', to
lie -.i...i .
A i ica ( ion for s nft-rinteiident of
poor (arm received from J 11 Tama
for t ! o vcar i "iriiui'iii inif Marc h 1.
I'll !, nrnl fnoiiiu Marco 1, 114. Moved!
I .' I'. I;. J.nil.iii and M-cohded bv C. K. 1
1 1 o: r. II. hi A.r. Tains be ti'lcilnl (
.-u;.et nr.c.ult nl of i"ior farm for tlie I
.iii con. ni mil ti ..larch 1, i:'l.i aioi
c?n!in:; .Vim cli 1 Hill, at a salary or
Tv. mi p..,- in,,, ttl,. ami Mr. Tains lo fur
t.ish all in i os a ry I, dp. Motion cur-
in. I. I
s. ola5..,, Jc,W ,a;oaMt.;V.rrkm!:o ' Commencing at 10 O'Clock
' i" 1 , o. land lolly I4.li O'cl u nit
Wednesday, January 22
mencing at 10 0'(
in th-i Forenoon
... llllll.'N III 1 ICUIINS St'SSlim
1', n.M d. v ! . n ti,e folio, m' Lumih ss
. t i -ii ii.--.-i i li-il in regular f urn:
lit- lollowln.; claims wcit- allowed
n Om-ial lund:
'. I.'. In. !. nil, salary and tt-1,--
1'i.uiii' i all.- t vi i -
'i ' ii .1
i'. :.i
.1 ordii ii, sn la r
' i n a i ilcl, inilni'. ,i ,i,(,i-. . . .
.--"i ll i: iciiHi-n. in, Is,, it. i,.,r
i.' i i..., ... ' .
i! I II I Mill, llllll ll W Ol K ....
I', i'. Aloican, miary and t-x-
I'llSf
I''. 'I. I'l l, lu- - l.'ii., iii.-i ci.aii'iiVi',
no illcint', t il... (I( Coiintv farm
M I.. I' l ii-drli h, milnry and c.-
!-ri h
I.Imi oIh Tt li'i'lione and Ti'Vc-Kiaiili
Co
liaiiK Sli'VfiM, halary ' a ni I " fiui 11 -
dry
Tin'. I'lnttKinoiit h Journal, irliit-
I n lc und mi ipl li K
C I. ii inl on. hoarding city
( lirisonci-H and roniinittinentH. .
. I . yiiliiton, board InK county
lirlNonciM, nalary and Jailer
fecM
riiiltHnioutli VVatfr ('11., ' water
to Jnll anil irourt Iioiihu
Nvb. lly-xpltal for tlii Insano,
rave: of Ucnwon Stlilatt'is and
I ni vis
.Mary K. I-'ohHt, salary and ex'.
""-k
W. M. Welch Co., mippllcH to,
lounty Kiipcrlntondent
repair work at
5. Oil
J7.KH i
iti.uo
140.53
0.05
37.03
27.20
78.00
40.90
11.73
237.S0
30.90
152.25
149.69
16.20
29.00
I',. II. Schiilhof was a passenger
this morning on No. (5 for fllen
wood, where he was railed lo at
tend lo some mailers of business.
James Hehal, Ihe street com
inissionei'f was a passenger this
morning for Omaha, where he was
called on some mailers of business.
' Miss Kleanor Todd relumed lo
her school work in Omaha this
morning, after spending Sunday
here with her parents, west of
this city.
Mrs. 0. A. Ilawls was a pas
senger this morning for Omaha,
where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Olenn Ilawls, at Ihe hospital
for the day.
(leorge O. Iovey returned to
Lincoln this afternoon lo resume
his studies at the slate university,
afler attending the wedding of his
sister in this city.
Henry Jess, proprietor of Ihe
I'lallsmoulh Holt ling Works, was
a passenger this morning for
(Imaha, where he was called on
some business mailers.
Hay l-'rans came up last evening
from his home at Union and de
parted I his morning on No. 0 for
(llluniwa, Iowa, where he was
called on some mailers of business.
Mrs. .Iuli ii Kill herfnrd, accom
panied by her sister, Mr". Mary
hull, of Murray, were passengers
this morning for Omaha, where
I for (he dav with
Kicking backward, the sins of the
children are visited on their par
ents more frequently than it. is
the other way around.
Local licws
Mrs. J, V. W'addiek and children
were passengers this morning fur
Omaha, where they spent the day,
J, V. lUilton returned to Oma
ha this morning, after visiting
over Sunday with relatives in this
city.
William llinrichsen returned lo
Omaha this morning, after spend
ing Sunday with his family in this
city.
Henry Weidnian and wife of
Omaha ''ame down veslorday and
'.isiled for Ihe dav at Ihe home of
Mrs. (ieorge Weidman, returning
limne on ihe Missouri l'acitle lad
evening. '
ii'orge I.lnv l of Omaha, who is
imw Iraveling on the road, came
in this morning and spent the day
looking afler business mailers, as
well as v isil in-' vv ilh old friends.
" ,,(- i. -it,., l n 16
I). Qiilnton, teliMilioiiR Mil year
I.. llerKr, bn-Hil lo farm
12.50
9.00
8.75
13.00
3.00
6.75
41.38
S.19
3.19
3.11'
8.00
3.00
4.75
4.80
4.90
8.00
3.00
5. CO
2.10
45.00
125
81.00
1.50
10.00
K.00
73.00
8.00
.1.00
ti.OO
4.10
i.10
2.10
2.10
5.00
137.08
.18.10
8.90
1.21
4.'l.0
K.00
3.00
5.50
8.00
20.56
3.15
Mrs. W. (1. ISrooks departed this
morning for Superior, Neb., where
she will visit with her mother,
Mrs. W. V. (Irabill, and sister,
Mrs. Isaac King, who are soon lo
leave for (California.
Miss Mildred Cummins came
down from Lincoln Saturday even
ing to visit over Sunday with her
parents.
Jesso IUunt of Nebraska City
was hero yesterday looking afler
some matters of Lusiness for a
few hours.
II. S. Austin was a passenger
this morning for Omaha, whero ho
will attend lo business matters
for the day.
The Rev. Allan G. Wilson was
a rassengcr this morning on No.
15 for Omaha, where ho will visit
for tho day.
Sam O. Smith was a passenger
this morning for Omaha, where
he will look after business mailers
for the day.
Miss Jessie Fox returned this
W. A. Sturlz, who has been hero
for some I ime v isil ing his mother
in-law, Mrs. Ilandley and family,
departed this morning for Omaha,
from where he will resume his
position traveling on the road.
John Hmi.'!'
.court houKe
Hie 1'nlvernlty I'lihllshliifr Co.,
examination questions to Co.
Superintendent
Avoca Town Hall As'n., room
for primary and general elec
tion L. (J. Larson, carpenter work at
Jail
lr. K. 1). CurnmlriM, inwbrlata
Timothy anil Klchard Schlater
J. M. l,eyda. Inebriate Timothy
and Klchard .Schlater
James Robertson, Inebriate
Timothy and lilclmrd Schlater
V. I. Qulnton, Inebriate Tim
othy and lilchard .Schlater
John Schlater, Inebriate Tim
othy and Klchard Schlater
Kdward Schlater, Inebriate,
Timothy and Jlichard Schlater
C. K. Kelchnrt. Inebriate Tim
othy and lilchard Schlater....
Dr. K. I. Cummins, Inehriato
I'. S. Iiavln
J. M. Leydn, Inebriate 1 S.
lavln
James Robertson, Inebriate
r. s. imviM
C. T. Noel I, Inebriate P. S.
Pnvls
C. II. I'onre, Inebriate I. H.
flavin
Ir. K. I). Cummins, Insane case
Ailolph Ithotle
J. M. heyda, Insane case Adolph
Iihodo
James Kobertson, Insane case
Adolph Chode
C. I . Oiilnton Insane case Milnlnli
Jlliode 17.72
nirs. iinoue, insane case Adolph
Ithodo
K. Manspenker, deputy sheriff
salary liecember, 1912
A. J. Snyder, recording deed....
llemliiKton Typewriter Co.,
typewriter IHstrlct Clerk
Matt & Son, mdse. to poor
John lllr., posts to county farm
C. (I. VVamsHt, wood to court
bouse
J. II. Tarns, milnry for Iieocm-
ber, 1912
Iir. K. 1. Cummins, inebriate
J. It. Dcnsoii
J. M. I,eyda. Inebriate J. II.
Iienson
James Kobertson, Inebriate
J. It. Denson
C. l. iilnton. Inebriate. J. It.
Denson . . . . 17,72
Airs. M. Hanson, Inebriate, J. H.
I enson , .
Mrs. J. II. IieiiHon. Inebrinle J.
I!. Itenson
I., liensmi, Inebi laie J. It. Denson
Dr. H. VV. Cook. Inebriate J. U.
Denson
VV. K. Hand, room for election In
Salt Creek Precinct
C, V. Ilaylor, coal to pioipeis. . ,
('. D. Wnlnton, sumouinK Jury
.Mivt'iiiiier term, mia
(
r
Mlcliael lllld, burial of Waslilii
ton Dalihav
II M. Soennlciisen. mdse. to
county farm 4H.70
Dr. D. Cummins, insane Mrs.
John wise
J. M .l.eydii, Insane Mrs. John
Wise
James Robertson, insane Mrs.
John Wine
C. T. Noell, Insane Mrs. John
Wise
C. D. Qulnton. Insane Mrs. John
Wise
VVevrlch & Hinlralia, mdse. to
Jail and court bouse
Win. Holly, mdse, to poor 10.85
.lull n liatiei, auto hire to pom-
inlsslnners 7.50
Halt ,'lon, mdse. lo poor 6.00
John I !n u o i- - Son, supplies and
la nor id court house 3.:ift
II. Tavlor, salary and expense ll'3.fi2
r. I'.asl wood, haidwaro to
count - Jnll
'I'. Noell, quai-ant Ine Arlluir
Wiles
Mis Dora Klelsiliiniin, care of
blind man, fourth quarter 1912
:d Kelly, room for election and
care of booths. Center l'reclnct
I.oreim llros.. bdse. lo pauper. .
VVnrun V t cell, supplies to
coiintv
.lames Robertson. salary and
fees foi.'.th niiarter 11112
Nel'insUp. I.lKlitlnir Co., jtas lo
court House, jail ami street
lamp
K. A. VV'iii l, iiulse. to poor
.Mrs. i'. liurllMit and W . K.
HivihIm, care of pauper
V. I'. Morse & Co., toilet paper..
It. II. Jameson, wood to Mrs.
VVInchell
C. It. Troop auto hire to Com
missioners
S. K. Stock Co.. road exnensn
In See. 1-12-13
The followlnir claims were nllowed
on the Koad fund:
Mike I.ntz, road work, Koad DIs-
ir ct no. l 1193.70
J. A. W'hlteman, road work, Hoad
District No. 12 9B.4R
.1. C Kennedy, road work, Road
District No. 1 15.00
Hoard adjourned to meet Wednesriav.
January g, 1913.
in. oo
5.00
3.42
8.58
29.60
23.20
27.35
34.00
6.00
3.65
2.75
6.00
10.20
.85
50.00
2.93
60.9.-,
17.60
8.20
11.50
5.37
3.60
9 head of horses
4 head of cows
2 heifers
13 head of hos
-Henry Sands -
HALL ANNOUNCES
APPOINTMENTS
Allen D. Falconer Selected Again
for Quartermaster.
MACK IS JUDGE ADVOCATE
(I I. 1 f IV. -L, V.. I. ..
public for the',un.oe tu'a 'public hiuii-.at the "Old dosser Place" 4 miles
iwiv In ai-coiil.i nee wilh a lull allowed!
of Ml!rruV "J 7 miles
J"ZXlt ItTo've"" Wl1 f Ulli,,ri' the Ml'il
M lis the .-Viitomnbile road from I'latts- j SttH'k tO-Wif
i, ,.ri,i,i ui in,- i i,,it- i nn inn , iiiut.
A ei-met t liiid wiih the aboye bill.
County Clerk repnit etl, as re'iuireti
l,v statute, lie laid called for bids for
books, I 'links and stationery for th.
eon nty for the year l!ll l, bids to be filed
hcfine niiiin mi Monday, January 6,
llili, and II, fit bids had been received
from the following linns: The i'latts
mouth Journal. I'lattsinouth Neb., and
from the Woodruff lilank Note Co.,
Lincoln Neb. On motion contract award
ed for Class "1!" stationery lo the
riattsniouth Journal for the year 1913,
and the contract for books, etc. .under
Class "A" postponed uwaitinn In
vestigation. The following claims were allowed
on tlie Koad fund:
Hen Heckman, road work, Koad
District No. 10 8.70
Ii. i.oldlriif return poll tax, Koad
Disci rlt-t No. 1 (Kef used)
Delbert HiKwerson road work.
Koad District No. 1.1
A. J. Toole, hardware, Koad
District No .7
J. Adams & Son.- lumber, koad
District No. IB 47.51
h. T. Tool, lumber, Koad Dis
trict No. 7
Win. .Sheehan, roud work. Koad
District No. 9
Wm. II. Kusli, road work, Koad
District No. 7
Frank I'alt.er, road work, Koad
District No. 2
I". !. StMtidley, road work, Koad
District No. 15
Frank Ohm, road work, Koad
District No. 15
A. J. lieeson, costs estate Herman
Schlelfert, Inhertance tax
fund
J. C. Niday. road work. Koad
District No 11 11.60
M. H. Tyson, road work, Koad
District No. 15
C. (1. GerblinK, road work, Koad
District No. 15
Kd Carr, road work, Koad Dis
trict No. Hi
C. 10. lleebner, freight, Koad
District No. 3
The Wilson Ke-eiiforced Concrete
Co., culvert, Koad District
No. 13
J. II. Blair & Son, hardware, Koad
District No. 5
W. 1'. Yotio, road work. Koad
District No, 16
Klchard (1. White, road work,
Koad District No. 16
Sheldon Sheldon, lumber,
Koad District No. It
Vates 1, umber Co.. lumber,
Koad District No. K
Vates Lumber Co.. lumber,
Koad District No. 9
VV. C. I'.ouclior, road work, Koad
District No.
C. II. Spnhn, road work, Koad
District No. 13
Clias. (1. Hailey, road work, Koad
I list rlct No. 15
Jol n Murtcy. lumber, Koad Dis
trict No. 6
John .Viurtey, lumber. 1 Koad
1 dst rlct No. 1.',
W. K. Casey, road . ork, Koad
I lst rli t .o. Hi
.1. K. DoukIiiss, costs estate
Herman Schlcil'ei I. inheritance
tax
Vie." Miller, run il work, Koad
District No. s
Ilouiii-il Jo! iisoii, i "i,il work,
I olid I Isli let No. S
.loin II I'.i'mi-K lumber, I'mni
District No. II ,
T,:f oi-a i.'. uiii. r !'., Ii.mi.ei-,
i ;niid i ;ist ricl 1 I ........
. I c I'lillo,. in I 'niio.-i iverv a
ill lie Hi id. I'll ti t :
'.ii,si;ii 'list met ion Co.,
1 i itl; ,e ork
1. i .. . ! mils. :.i ii' c m oi I; .
V. .1. Tool, brlil inaterlnl
I'', .vl. ..iclie,-. bi idm mat. rial ..
.1 Mlnum H Si. ii, l-, iilie material
VV It. I.annln'r, In id ire miiterial
J. C. I'.row n. bi ld':e v ork
. M Christo.ii erson. bridge
work
Sbeltlon & Shelibui, brldite ma
terial
lol.ll Aliil tey, In blue malei Inl . .
11. VV. Cu ryea Son. bridge
matt-rial
Vvofii Lumber Co, britle ma
terial
MITIIK OK ItKKKKK.KS SAI.K.
la Ike lllstrlel f oiirl In nuil for ( mnn
4 ouuly, rlirmkH.
Nettie J. Holmes, I'laitilif!,
vs.
I W' S Sliera. .loseiih . Keeuau, August
ieii,dn. .i.i. a M. VIwk.c, j'ormor'v
lit-ltn M. Keenan. lieore H. Alwl'f,
Hib"il J. Keenan, Annette Keetiat,'
John l.uiidol,li Keenan, James Ket
iin mid Jalin-s VV. Holmes.
I )efend:ii)tH.
Niiib-,' is hereby Kiven that un.ier and
1 y iitiic ol a decree entered in tills
r.iie on the loth ilav of December. ..
i 1 '.. 1912. the undersigned solo refcrne,
ill on the Mu day of February, A. D.
I 'l l; at eleven o cluck a. in., at the
south door of the Court House in the
'Ity of I'la I tsm.uit ii, Cass County, Ne-btask-i,
sell at public auction tlie fol
lowing ii.-scribed real estate, situated
ri tin- C'oiuit of Cass, Nebraska, to
v it:
Coiimii-iicln at a point on quarter
.-eel ion line runnini; F.ast and West
H rnuuii Section nine (), Township
eleven (ill, lanue fourteen m), R
Cass County, Nebraska; 1574 6-10 feet
I. it.-t of tin- quarter seitlon corner on
West side of Section iiino CJ), Town
ship eleven 111), Kanue fourteen (14);
runnimt thence sooth 277:1 feel; thence
Kast i) feet; Heme North 2H6 feet;
thence i;,,s feel; thence North 5,12
Itet; l hence Fast lo the banks of the
"'lissoiiri river; tliem e alonK the banks of
I be Missouri river in a northerly direc
tum to a point where said banks of the
M ssouri river intersects the quarter
s.illon line running Fast and West
tlirouch Section nine 19 1. Tiiwnahln
eleven (11), ItanKa fourteen (14.); thence
I'm niuiiK saiu i i al ter seel on 1 iia lo
tlie place, of lieiilnnini,', tORether with
lands formed upon and against Bald
described lands by accretion, alluvion,
iciiciioii ami evulsion.
Also lots one III. two OA thraa t1
four (4). live (5). Rix (6). seven 17. ' '
el;rht (8), nine (9). ten (10), eleven
(ii) and twelve (12), In block thrne
(3) West. In the Vlllaire of Koek llliiff-
Cass County, Nebraska. Said nronertv
will be sold for cash to the hlrrhest re.
sponsible bidder.
Dated at Klattsmouth. Nehrnska. IKI
31st day of December, A. D. 1912.
C. K. T F F FT, Keferee.
K.VWI.S & KOHFK'i HON,
Attorneys.
Phone Hearing at Lincoln Involving
Rates There Continues, Without De
cision Whether Raise Shall Be Al
lowed Ask Pay for Williams.
Lincoln, Jan. 13 Adjutant General
T. L. Hall has announced the follow
ing appointments: Allen D. Falconet
of Omaha, reappointed quartermas
ter and commissary general; Colonel
Fred J. Mack of Albion, Judge advo
cate general; Colonel Albert D. Fetter
man of Omaha, reappointed lnspectoi
16.00 ' g' neral
j 00 ! On the m'litary board, Brlgadlet
General P. L. Hal!, Jr.; Colonel George
; A. Eborly, First infantry; Colonel Her
:iS,::o . bert J. Paul, Second infantry, were ap
20.10 Pintpd-
- j Phone Hearing Still On.
li.9."i : The telephone hearing before th
il ,;) railway commission, in which the Lin
coln Telephone company asks for a
temporary raise In rates until such
sr.. 47 time ns h hearing can be had after the
s.7' completion of the consolidation of the
wed lnileendent with the Rell, Is still on
V". F. Sloan, telephone expert of the
2 Wisconsin railway commission, wae
present, as was iramc supenntenaent
Giitin.
Referee Holcomb Gets $600.
The supreme court allowed Judge
Filas A. Holt onib. referee In the Soutn
tbi
4.x::
i.:u
2.'-. 20 ;
II. I.".
.Si)
5.70
I cubter case, $000 for service. The
4.73 1 cuse of Ian.s against Mellor, involr
127.1.H 1J,R the validity of the stallion regis
The following claims were allowed on (ration and inspection law. was ad
the Commissioners' Komi fund: ..,,, j ...j .. . w-,t v- ...
Nebraska and Iowa Steel Tank vaiiced and sot for hearing at the 80S
en., Culvert for Koad District glon commencing Feb. 17.
I ii ni . , .
ask Kay tor wtinams.
2S
12.00
C. lleebner, road work, Koad
District No. 12
Frank Cox, lord work, Koad
I Hst rlct No. 12 25.60
Hoard adlourneo to meet Thursday,
January 9. 1913.
I'lattsinouth, January 9. 1 '.) 1 :! .
An agitation has been started to
ask the legislature to pay J. A. Will
lr.ms, who was one of the flrBt railway
commissioners, for three months' sal-
Miss LucetU Patterson, who
has lioen a guest nt tho II. N.
Dovey homo for a fovv days, do-
parlcd this iiiorninpr for hor home
in Omaha. Miss Helen Povcy ac
eonipnniod hor and will rosume
hor school work in tho metropolis
Homer Road, tho liltlo boy from
Pacific Junction, who had to have
has arm amputated about a month
ago, was in tho city Saturday to
havo tho arm looked after. The
wound has healed up in very nice
shape.
Floyd McDanicl was a passeng
er this morning for Kearney
where ho enters tho military
academy there for tho rest of the
school year. Mrs. J. K. McDanh
accompanied her son ns fnr ns
Omaha on his journey.
6.93
2.00
1S.O0
7.00
2.00
3.85
201.25
17.7:i
25.00
4.00
5.50
3.00
5.00
131.30
Hon rd met luirsuant to ad Inurnment, ary for woru put in for tne state at
Present. M. I-. Frledrlch, C, K. Jordan, iu t.a v, rr,mmlBalr.nor Knl
and C. K. lleebner, County Commission- " w.-.,
ci: D. c. Mni-Kun, County Clerk. before the appropriation for the pay
county Jiniiit- tiled ins report tor i lie
fourth quarter 111 12.
County Clerk reported the County
.Indue had npinoved the bond of I.. H.
iileman for assessor C.renwood l're-clnet.
K. n. Tavlor, justice of the peace of Three Million and Half on File In In
weeping viaicr uy men iuh lejioii.
of lines for the year 1912.
Dr. .V. c. welch nied ills yearly re-
the time he was commissioner, but
Hunt of salaries was In effect.
REPORT OfTsECURITIES
.mi l lor the vein- 1912
The following claims wero allowed
on the general fund:
surance Papers.
Lincoln, Jan. 13. Auditor W. R
Howard has insurance company secur
i. Tin: Disiitit r coriiT or cams
I'UliATIi 1 Klllt ASK A.
The Lvlnsston Loan and Building- A-
Bociuiiun, i lainuus,
vs
Adelaide Hatea and John T. Bates, her
husband. Defendants.
To Adelaide BateH and John T. Bated,
nr nusnunii, non-resiuent detendants
In the above entitled action:
nu and each of von are herehv
notified that the iilalntllT ban pom .
menced an action aK'ainst you in the
losirici jourt ot i:as Lounty, Ne
braska, for the purpose of foreclosing
a niortKAKe Riven by you to the Living
ston Loan and Building Association on
i no nun oay or January, 1H08, covering
the f.iilowinir descrlbtMl real entaln In
Cass (bounty, Nebraska, to-wit: Com-
nioncing at a point in the center of
Hryant street, said point being 166
feet west and 15 feet north of a lna
at the southeast corner of the NKV4 of
oetuou ii, lownsiup it north, lianee
i.i, east oi tne liin p. m., thence north
? 17.8 feet to a stake, tlnnco west 2"0
fret, thence south 217.8 f?et to u slake,
thence east 200 feet to tin plai;c of
v. lining, containing one are. lie the
same mo:e or less au-1 I nown as cub
lot 1 of lot 46, In the SE4 of the NKfc
of Section 24, Township 12 north. Range
j.i east, ot me sin p. m.. In Cass County.
Nebraska, which mortgage appears of
record In Book 35 of Keal Kstate
Mortgages at page 275, In the olllce of
the Keglster of Deeds of Cass County,
Nebraska, and to recover 110.70 for In
surance which plaintiff has been com
pelled to pay, and to recover taxes for
the years 190H-1911 Inclusive in the sum
of $14.48, with interest thereon from the
12th day of November. 1912. and for
equitable relief.
i ou anl each of you are renulred to
answer said petition on or before the
litli day of February, A. D. 1913, and
In falling so to do vour default will be
duly entered therein and judgment
taken as prayea ror in pialntin s peti
tion. The Livingston Loan and Building As
sociation, l'lalntlfT.
By A. L. TIDD, It's Attorney.
I THK IMSTHICT COI II T OK V.KSS
COINTV, IV-KllltASKA.
Tbe I.vlngston Loan and Building As
sociation, I'lalntitTs,
vs.
DeVVitt Stanley and Anna Stanley, his
wife. Defendants.
To DeWItt Stanley and Anna Stanley,
hlse wife, non-resident defendants in
the above entitled action: ,
You and each of you are hereby
notitied that the pialntin has com
menced an action against you in the
District Court of Cass County, Ne
braska, for tbe purpose of foreclosing
a mortgage given by you to the Living
ston Loan and Building Association on
the 1 Ot li day of September, 1906, cover
ing the following described real estate
to-wit: Lots 3 and 4, In Block 10, In
Thompson's Addition to the City of
i'lattsinouth, ('ass County Nebraska,
which mortgnge appears of record In
Hook 32 of Keal Kstate Mortgages, at
page 236, In the olllce of the Keglster
of Deeds of Cass County, Nebraska; and
to recover the sum of 18.50 Insurance,
which pialntin has been compelled to
pay, and the sum of $77.15 taxes, In
terest and costs for the years 1907-1911
Inclusive, with Interest thereon from
Ihe 12th day of November, 1912, and for
eiinltalde relief.
You and each of you are required to
answer said petition on or before the
17th day of February, A. D. 1913, and
In railing so to do your default will be
duly entered therein and judgment
taken as prayed for In plaintiff's petl
llon. The Livingston Loan and Building As
sociation. rialnlllT.
By A. L. TIDD. It's Attorney.
riattsmouth. January 8, 1913.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
with all members present.
County Clerk reported the following
Rssessors' bonds had been approved by
uif lounty judge:
V.. V. Betts. assessor Tlntnn Pro.
clnct.
(ieo. vv. Snvder. assessor, risllsmnnlh
Precinct.
A. K Pa ling, assessor. Rait CrAeU
Precinct.
A D. Dospaln, assessor, ruttsmouth
City.
Wm. Mlnford, assessor, Stove Creek
Preclnet
C. D. Qulnton, sheriff, filed report Of
iees earnea tor tnira quarter 1813.
A. J. Snyder, recorder of deeds, filed
report of fees earned fourth quarter,
1912.
C. D. Qulnton. sheriff, flled report
of fees earned fourth quarter 1912.
I"). C. Morgan, county clerk, filed his
report of fees earned fourth quarter,
James Robertson clerk district court,
Hied report of fees collected fourth
quarter mz: also for the vear 1912.
Bond of J. C. Nblay, rond overseer,
Bond Dlstrlrt No. 11. Annroved.
Bond of John M. Creamer, justice of
nip pence l.imwoon rrecinoi. Approved.
Bond of Calvin II. L. Taylor, county
nuniney. npprnven.
Bond of ',. w. Shrnder, road over
peer Bond District No. . Approved.
A deed received from C. II. Dennis
iin.i wife rnr a parcel of land for road
purposes located In lot 25 NK of N W
Se. :i. Township JO. Banco 11, Cass
("only, Nebraska, and County Clerk
insirurtoii to havo the deed recorded.
County Clerk reported County Treas-
iiiins sievers, extra labor $ 2.00 Ulos on hand to the amount Of $3,310,'
K county U llU1' U C'''' 11,01 d3.! 03.50 which were turned over to
Dr.' a. c. Weicii,' fee's' ii's' county Mm by the retiring a ulltor, S. It. Car
ton, i ne lomi securities niea amount
to $3,764,0'.)!.fO. The trust companies
have rtepoiiiletl with him $240,350 In
BecurllifS and tho depository banks
havo on file securities amounting to
$13,000.
I'livslelnn for year isi2 "
The followlnir claim was allowed on
tie 1 : iunl fund:
Wm. 11. Puis, hauling lumber on
Koad District No. 9 ..$ 3.00
Tlie bond of Julius A. l'itz. Commis
sioner-elect from tlie First district, re
ported as having been approved by the
County Judge, whereupon tbe old board
ad.lourned sine die.
The new hoard assembled ana pro
ceeded to organize and did organize as
follows: C. It. Jordan. Chairman;
10. lleebner, vice chairman, and juuus
A. Pits, junior member.
Board nd loomed to meet In regular
session Tuesday, January 14, H13.
D. U. MUKUAN, county uiaru.
J. J. Thomas, Attorney.
NOTICB OK ADMISlSTHATOirS SALE.
In the District Court of Seward County,
Nehraska. In the Matter of the l.state
of Thomas A. Healey, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that in pursu
ance of an order of the Honorable
George F. Corcoran, one or the judges
of tbe District Court In and for Seward
County, Nebraska, made on the 2nd day
of July, 1912, at Chambers, at the Court
House In tbe City of York, York
County, Nebraska, for the sale of the
real estate hereinafter described. I Will
sell at the front door of the Court House
In the City or Plattsmoutn, cass uouniy,
Nebraska, on tne isi oay or. reurunry,
1913, at one o'clock p. m., for cash, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lots seven (7) and eight (8), In block
ten (10), of Carters Addition to Weep
ing Water, Cass County, Nebraska.
Said sale will remain open one hour.
HFNRY J. MATZKK. Administrator,
with the will annexed of the
estate of Thomaa A. Healey, deceased.
If vour children are subject to
nttacks croup, watch tlie llrst
symptoms, hoarseness. (live
Chamberlain's Cminh lieniody as
soon as the child becomes hoarse
ami the al t nek may be w arded o(T.
For sale bv F. 0. Fricke & Co.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT. All persons interested in the
estate of Thomas J. Fountain, de
ceased, now pending in the Coun
ty Court of Cass County, Nebraska,
will take notice that, the ad
ministratrix has tiled her llnal ac
count nnd petition for llnal sltle
ment in said estate. A hearing
will bo had upon said account and
petition at the office of said
County Court on the 18th day of
January, 1913, nt the hour of ten
o'clock av m., nt which time any
nnd nil persons interested in said
estate may appear and contest
said account nnd petition.
Dated this 26th day of Decem
ber, 1912.
ALLEN J. DEESON,
County Judge.
The Journal for Catting Cards.
LOST Last night, between Mc
Daniel's saloon and the Majestic
theater, n pockelbook containing
a IM0 bill. Finder please leave
same nl this office and receive re
ward, s 1-8-31.1
The Journal
supplies.
for typewriter
xitici:.
In I In- District Court In nnd for ( a
Coiinly Nelirnakn,
I.oulsa Hay and Albert M. Hay,
I'lalntltls,
vs.
Nancy J. Dysart, Kllabelli Wolfe,
Henry Wolfe, Flbn Krelger, Adolph
Krelger, Ida ('line, Itrunson Cllne,
James A, Dysart, Frank P. Sheldon,
Kmnuv Sheldon. Thomas P. Dysart,
Louise Dysart, Jessie K. Dvsart. Clara
Dysart, Charles IT. Dvsart and
OgaretUt Dysart, Defendants.
Tq the Defendants, Fllen Krelger,
A tl ol nil Krelger, Thomas P. Dysart
and Louise Dysart: .
Vim are hereby notitied that on the
21th day of December, 1912, plaintiffs
filed their petition against the above
tunned defendants In the District Court
of tho County of Cass, Nebraska, pray
ing partition of the following described
real (slate situated In the County of
Cass Nebraska: .
The Southeast Quarter (SR'4) of the
Southeast Quarter (SK"4) of Section
twenty-seven (27). the Northeast.,
Quarter (NK4) of Ihe Northeast Quar
ter (NH4) of-Section thirty-four (34),
the North half of the Northwest Quar
ter NW4) of the Northeast Quarter
(NKV4) of Section thirty-four (34), all
In Township ten (10). Range 13 East
nf the 6th p. m. and setting forth the
interest of plaintiffs and defendants
therein. .
This notice Is given pursuant to an
order of the court and each of you are
required to answer said petition on or
before Mondav. the 10th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1913, or your default will
be duly entered of record, and partition
of said lands made In accordance with
the findings and orders ot the court
therein.
LOUISA BAY and ALBEKT M. BAY,
Plaintiffs.
HAWLS & ROBERTSON, Attorneys.
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REX YOUNG, -J-!
Auctioneer, Murray, Nab.
J Public Sales a specialty, J.
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