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Tho following account of n light
which took placo on 0110 of tho trains
miming out from Norfolk wits takon
from tho Sioux City Tribnuo of last
ovoniug
Ohiof of Polico Widaman says ho has
had kuowledgo of this class of fellows
boing around hero and has boon watch
ing thoir notions tooking for au excuse
to arrest them It is oxpoctod that they
will oppoar horo tomorrow and endeavor
to got in thoir work on tho people who
will attond tho circus in which case
they will certainly bo arrested Chiof
Widaman and his assistants are prepar
ing to meet all emorgencios aud tako
care of all graftors and gamblers that
may try to ply their vocation tomorrow
aud that thoro will bo a number of thom
there is not much doubt
Following is tho story as takon from
the Tribnuo
JohnT Oogau A F Pay and W J
Crisp of Sioux Falls spent last night at
tho Garrotsou Thoy arrived from
Doadwood in tho afternoon whore they
had assisted in the installation of a big
lodge of Elks Thoy report a mammoth
time
On tho way to Sioux City yesterday
after leaving Norfolk there occurred a
free-for-all fight in which somo eight
men engaged aud the other passengers
niado a hasty escape into other cars fear
ing some gun plays Mr Cogau
says tho Sioux Falls men were in the
smoking car playing whist when at
Norfolk five grafters got on who were
going to a big picnic at Dixon Neb to
day On the car was a young Italian
boy with a couple of valises and tho
tough quintet for some reason began
picking on him They pretended that
they were goiug to throw him out of tho
window and did push him half way out
They went through his pockets and va
lises and tormented the lad until he be
gan to cry The brakemau who was in
the car laughed at tho proceedings
while the other passengers got angry at
the big burlies because of their bullying
ways Finally the uproar became so
loud aud tho boy so troubled that Mr
Pay went to the brakemau and threat
ened to report him if he did not compel
the grafters to behave themselves
One of the tinhorns overheard the re
mark and threatened to whip Mr Pay
At this juncture a stalwart German who
had been about on the verge of interfer
ing on behalf of tho boy said something
in tho lads defonse Here the grafter
threatened to slap tho Germans mouth
if he didnt shut up and finally did so
He had scarcely delivered his slap how
ever until he was tangled up with the
seats and then sprawling in the aisle of
the car Tho German had hit him a
terrific blow The other crooks came to
the aid of their companion aud several
men who were with the German mixed
in the melee It was a hot fight which
followed and the other passengers fear
ing some shooting ran into other cars
Conductor Gary came in having been
hunted up by one of the outraged pas
sengers and endeavored to get the men
quieted down This was finally accom
plished but no effort was made to have
tho disturbers punished Tho South
Dakota law empowers a railway con
ductor to make arrests in cases of this
kind and tho South Dakotans asked tho
conductor of tho train if he oould not
arrest the men He seemed to think it
was too much of an undertaking
The grafters got off before the
train reached Emerson Here a defect
ive of the Omaha railroad interviewed
tho young Italian boy who cried and
affirmed that the men had taken 25 of
his money The detective telegraphed
back to have the men arrested
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
S 0 Fairchild of Oakdale was in the
city yesterday
D M Danphlin of Tildeu was a city
visitor yesterday
O S Hayes made a business visit to
Stautou today
0 B Durland had business in Mead
ow Grove yesterday
Nelson Barber returned today to his
home in Fullerton
Superintendent D O OConnor made
a trip to Central City today
Ed Braasch came down from Tllden
yesterday and visited with his parents
Arthur Ahlman returned today from
Dixon where he won first prize in a bi
oycle race
Mr and Mrs E E Mills of Burling
ton Wis are visiting at the home of
Herman Gerecko
Comity Attorney M D Tyler returned
lasteveuing from his visit to his old
home In Indiana
Workmen ore engaged today In erect
ing the hitching poatsou Fifth street re
cently provided for by the city
Mlsa Luella Reniy returned yesterday
from a visit to her home In Ainsworth
aud the Long Pine Chautauqua
Olive Dorphan of Newman Grove
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY AUOUST 17 18
took carbolic acid In plnoo of modlcluo
Tho prompt action of tho physicians
savod hor llfo
Mrs Goo Spoar aud daughter Miss
Grnoo roturnod last evening from Col
umbus whore thoy havo boon visiting
f rlonds for sovorul wooks
About 3S frionds of Mrs 0 13 Iiimnii
surprised her last evening at hor homo
southeast of tho city tho occasion boing
her 17th birthday Tho tlmo was pleas
antly employed with cards social con
versation aud refreshments
Omaha TradoNxhlbit Freight trains
aro crossing tho bridge at Omaha toward
tho oast on au average of one every six
mitmtos theso days and in spito of that
fact tho grain in Nebraska can scarcely
bo moved for lack of motivo power
Tho Salvation Army folks aro prepar
ing to sorvo ice cream tomorrow aftor
noon tho proceeds to be used toward
paying thoir indebtedness Ensign Ol
son will give a graphophono concert Fri
day oveulug an admission of ton cents
boing chargod This will also bo used
to pay ludobtoduoss
Tho son of Mr aud Mrs
Thoodoro King who has boon sick for
somo tlmo diod this moruiug at tho
homo of tho parouts on North Ninth
Btroet aud tho fuuoral will bo hold to
morrow from St Marys Catholic
church Rev Fathor Walsh presiding
Tho llttlo ouo was tho pot of tho family
aud tho sorrow of tho parents is deep
Mr Albert Stovons Brass died on Sun
day tho 15th at Boomer after much pain
aud Buffering ago 58 Ho was ouo of
tho first settlors of Logau township
Camming county coming thore after
his dlschargo from tho U S uavy
whoro ho served two years on tho ram
Avenger Ho loaves a largo family of
children The burial service was on
Tuesday aud interment in Dowitt ceme
tery
A merry-go-round has pitched its tent
on the vacant lot south of Tiik Nkws
olllco aud will endeavor to reap in a few
of tho coins drawn here by tho cirous to
morrow SL If it has a squeaky hand-
organ aud a screaming engine and this
nonor is not issued tomorrow and the
enterprises in tho neighborhood sudden
lv susDeud business the reason need not
be wondered at
Word was rocoived here last night
from Oaklaud where Mrs Salter is vis
iting announcing tho serious injury of
Marion the little daughter
of Mr and Mrs Fred Salter Mr
Salter and his brother Dr Frank went
to that place this morning taking the
train to West Point and from there be
ing driven across They telephoned up
that the little girl was in a buggy the
folks preparing to go out for a drive
when the horses started and threw her
out tho hind wheels of the vehicle pass
ing over the childs abdomen It had
not been ascertained at the time tho
message was sent just how serious the
little ones injuries were
Sioux City Journal Hanging to a
nail in front of n Fourth street mer
chants fruit store was a green object
which appeared to be alive snake
Nearly all who passed the place of busi
ness would strain their necks and rub
ber at it A closer scrutiny disclosed
the fact that it was a peculiarly formed
cucumber Tho couuterfeit head is
about 2 inches In thickness aud it grad
ually tapers to the tail a distance of 3t
feet There are white and green stripes
the entire length of the cucumber
which add to tho delusion Men who
havo raised cucumbers all their lives say
they never before saw suoh a peculiarly
formed specimen It was brought in
with a lot raised in Nebraska near
Walkers island
Road Notice to Land Ounerx
To all whom It may concern
The commissioner appointed to view
aud locate a road commencing at the
northeast corner of tho northwest quar
ter of the northwest quarter- of section
35 in township 24 north range 1 west of
the 6th principal meridian in Madisou
county Nebraska naming thence east
on section lino between sections 2G aud
35 and 25 and SO a distanceof one mile
and GO rods and terminating at the in
tersection of said section lino with the
pnbllo highway running from the city
of Norfolk to the town of Stautou has
reported In favor ot the establishment
thereof and all objections thereto or
claims for damages must bo filed in tho
county clerks offioe on or before noon
of the 7th day of October A D 1809 or
said road will be established without
reference thereto
Dated at Madison Nebraska this 7th
day of August 1899
E G Heilman
County Clerk
Attend College Thin Year
Never in the history of our country
was there a grander opportunity than
tho present for educated young men and
women What an auspicious moment
for those who are just now on the
threshold of life
Graud Island Business and Normal
college has for rourteeu7years been the
leading Institution of its kind in the
western states and last year more thau
twice as many calls were received for
Its graduates as could be supplied
Everything necessary for a successful
start iu life is taught business normal
and shorthand courses Expenses low
Board only 150 per woek One years
time given ou tuition If dosired Col
lege record sent free or for six cents will
send elegant catalogue
A M Habeos President
Grand Island Neb
SITE IS SELECTED
No Imtlior ytirntlnu Aliout lltn liirrtlloii
of Norfolkn fnltlli
tint lilircli Lot CIioaoii
From Wodtir idnin Pally
Tho Norfolk public building site is
settled Hpoolnl Agont McDowell made
his report to Assistant Secretary Taylor
at Washington yesterday afternoon and
tho latter gentleman bus decided to pur
ohaso in accord with his recommenda
tion Tho sitois thoono at presout oc
cupied by tho Baptist church
Whllo thoro were many opinions as to
tho proper location it is probable that
this site has had more enthusiasMo sup
porters than any of the others and it is
believed that tho majority of the people
of Norfolk will heartily second the
choice of Mr McDowell Tho site is
very conveniently located in reference
to tho business intercuts of tho city aud
is well locatod in regard to residence
population Tito site could hardly havo
boon chosen on Norfolk avenue without
holping somo busiuoss properties to tho
detrimont of others which will not ho
much bo tho caso now It is probablo
that this decision will mako Fourth a
busiuoss Btrcot 11 result which many
have anticipated ami one to be desired
as business interests will bo mora com
pactly locatod In timo Madison avo
nuo may also become a busiuoss street
Tho following is tho report of tho
Sioux City Journals Washington cor
respondent in regard to tho deal
Assistant Secretary Taylor of tho
treasury department today aunouncod
ho had decided to purchaBO tho Isaac
Power property at Norfolk Nob as tho
sito for tho now public building at that
placo Mr Taylor returned to Wash
ington today and tho report of Special
Agent McDowell was presoutod to him
this afternoon At tho same time
Mossrs Buoholz representing tho Brown
sito ou Norfolk avouuo aud Hays repre
senting the owners of tho sito solectod
had a couforouco with tho secretary and
Mr McDowell aftor which tho secre
tary aunouncod his decision Tho prop
erty selected Is at Madison avenue and
Fourth street and will cost tho govern
ment -1775
During tho coming fall wo havo to
harvest 170 acres of boots at Pilgor aud
Stanton We wish to contract for tho
hauling with ouo or several parties
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Article of Iurornorutlon
of The Pacific Hotel Company of Nor
folk Nebraska
Know all Men by These Presents
That we H H Patterson E A Bul
lock Daniel J Koeuigstoiu E H Tracy
and Burt Mapos do associate ourselves
together for the purpose of forming and
becoming a corporation in tho state of
Nebraska lor the transaction 01 tuo ousi
ness hereinafter described
1st The namo of the corporation
shall bo Tho Pacific Hotel company of
Norfolk Nebraska
2nd Tho principal placo of transact
ing its business shall be in the city of
Norfolk county of Madison state of Ne
braska
JJrd Tho nature of tho business to bo
transacted by said corporation shall bo
tho leasing purchasing operating sell
ing and routing of hotels aud hotol
properties in the city of Norfolk aud
elsewhere aud transacting such other
business as naturally belongs to tho own
ing and operating of hotels
4th Tho authorized capital stock of
said corporation shall be twenty fivo
thousand dollars 2500000 in shares
of ten dollers 1000 each to bo sub
scribed and paid as directed by the board
of directors
5th This corporation shall commence
doing business on tho 8th day of August
1899 aud terminate ou tho 8th day of
August linJ
Gth Tho highest amount of indebt
edness to which said corporation shall
at any time subject itself shall uot bo
more thau five thousand dollars 5
00000
7th Tho officers of said corporation
shall be a president secretary and treas
urer who ahull bo chosen by tho board
of directors and shull hold their oflices
for one year
8th The business of tho corporation
shall bo couducted by a board of direc
tors not to exceed three in number to
be elected by the stockholders such elec
tion to tako place at such time aud to bo
conducted iu such manner as shall bo
prescribed by tho by laws of said cor
poration
9th The first board of directors shall
consist of the following persons E A
Bullock H H Patterson aud Burt
Mapes
10th The manner of holding the
meetings of the stockholders election of
officers and method of conducting tho
business shall bo as proscribed in the by
laws to be adopted by tho board of di
rectors
In witness whereof the undersigned
have hereunto set their hands this 7th
day of August A D 1899
II H Patteiison
E A Bullock
Daniel J Koesicjstein
E H Tracy
Burt Mapes
Tut State of Nebraska J
County of Madison J
S3
On this 7th day of August 1890 be
fore mo W H Bacholz a notary pub
lic in and for said county personally
appeared the above named E A Bul
lock H H Patterson Daniel J Koenig
stein E H Tracy and Burt Mapos
who are personally knowu to mo to be
the identical persons whose names are
affixed to the above articles as members
thereof and they severally acknowledg
ed said instrument to be their voluntary
act and deed
Witness my hand this 7th day of Aug
ust A D 1899
W H Buciiolz
seal Notary Public
My commission expires February 8 1904
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County Superintendent O V Onnu
lms recently classified tho results of an
examination of Klghth grade pupils held
by htm In May for tho purpose of ascer
taining who were entitled to tho bono-
flits of tho new high school attendance
law passed by tho legislature This ex
amination is an indication of how city
pupils compare with those of country
schools There were examined 101 pu
pils Of theso ill were from country
schools IIS from Norfolk iW from Madi
son and four from Nownutn Grove
Tho following were tho general aver
ages of each class of pupils Norfolk
71 Madison ill Newman hove til anil
country pupils ill They wore examined
in spelling writing arithmetic geogra
phy grammar physiology and history
The general average shows that whllo
ouo class of pupils excel in a certain
study another class is first in other
studies It was not necessary to exam
ine city pupils under tho new law but
It was done to establish a standard for
country pupils
Tho highest grade iuFpclling was
made by Jossio Wells of district fit near
Kmorick In arithmetic by Maud
Whitohorn of district 27 near Tildon
In goography by Olms Warwick of dis
tilct 18 near Meadow Grove In gram
mar and history by Itoss Gain of New
man Grove schools In physiology a tie
by Glum Diorks anil Carrie Farrago
both of Madison schools Forty five pu
pils make au average grade of over 71
percent Of those 12 are Miulison pu
pils 20 Norfolk one Newman Grove ami
12 country Fifty per cent of tho town
school pupils and I3 per cent of tho
country pupils examined niado n grudo
of 70 or better
Tho highost avorago grade was made
by UossOalu of Newman Grove Ho
was a country pupil in district 18 until
about a year before the examination
Tho next highest grade was a tie be-
twoon Maud Russell of Norfolk and
liertlin Moneoly or district 4f near
Newman Grovo
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