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5.14
5.21
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Description.
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21.82
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Description
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.1.08
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3.03
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31.16
3.0S
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2.53
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CORRECTIONS.
The followlno should be stricken
from the foregoing list, the taxes on
the same having been paid after copy
was sent to the printer.
FIRST WARD, ORlOINAr, TOWN OF
ALLIANCES,
Lot 2. block 6.
Lot 1. block 9.
Lot 10, block 21.
Lot 3, block 10.
Lot 4. block 18.
E'.4 lot 5, .block 18.
SECOND WARD, ORIGINAL TOWN OF
ALLIANCE.
Lot 13, block 21.
Lot 1, block 15.
Lot 4. block 15.
lot 10. block 15.
Lot 11. block IS.
Lot 13, block 10.
Lot C, block 28.
FIRST ADDITION TO ALLIANCE,
SECOND WARD.
I.ot 1. block 9.
SECOND ADDITION TO ALLIANCE.
FIRST WARD.
Lot 4, block 3.
. Lqt 1. block 6. ... j. , ( ..
..Lot 3. block C. ' " '
Lot 11, block .
Lot 9. block 7.
COUNTY ADDITION TO ALLIANCE,
FIRST WA21D.
Lot 17. ,
SECOND 'CqtlNTY ADDITIQN.'TO AL
LIAXCE. FIRST W.?RD.
Lot 1. block 1.
SECOND COl'XTY ADDITION TO AL
LIANCE, SECOND WARD.
8V lot 5. block G, lot G, block 6.
Illock 14.
!Vj block 13
Ni,I.KKl;U!) ADDITION TO ALLI
ANCE IN LAKE PRECINCT.
L"t 4. block 3.
WYOMING AVENUE ADDITION TO
ALLIANCE IN LAKE PR.KCINCT.
Lot 11, block 1.
Lot 4. block 2.
Lot 8, block 4.
Lot 9. block 4.
LAND IN LAKE PRECINCT.
W'4 Sec. 6. Top. 26, llnnce IS.
Ni Sec. 7, Tit. 25. RnnRo IS.
Sw'.i Sec, 7. Tp. 23, Ranee 48.
NiU Sec. 4. Tl. 21, Run 48.
NwVi Sec. 4, Tp. 21, Httiue 48.
SwU Sec. 4, Tp. II, Rnnitn IS.
NVi Sec. 9, Tp. 21. RnitKo 48.
Xw'i Sec. 9. Tp. 24, lUnro 48.
X'4 xe", it's nw' Sec. Is, Tp, XI, Rungo
IS.
NwVi Sec. 35. Tt. 24, Runtre 43.
WRIUHT PRECJNCT.
EV Sec. 1. Tp. 3S, limine 49.
NV4 Scu. 2, Tp. 26. Rnnce 49.
NV4 Sec. 11. Tp. 25. Ilaimc 19.
NU Sec. 12, Tp. 23, RatiRC 49.
Alt Sec. 19. Tp. 24, Rnnge 60.
NVi Sec. 29. Tn. 24. Ranno 60.
Sw'i Sec. 29, Tn. 31, RittiKO 50.
V7i seU Sec. 29. Tp. 31. Raima 60.
N'A Sec. 3a Tp. 24. Ranee 60.
Ne'i neVi Sec. 31, Tp. 21, Rantso 60.
X'i nwU See. 32. Tp. 21. P.atiKe 60.
XV4 nwV4 Sec. 33, Tp. SI. RaiiKO 50.
Ne'i Sec. til, Tp. 31, Unnfre 50.
SwU Sec. 20. Tp. 21, Ultimo CO.
NW neVi Src. 20, NVi nw'i Sec. 21, Tp.
21, UiuiRe 60.
UOX lll'TTE PRECINCT.
Sw'i Sec. 27. Tp. 27. HhiiK 47.
HV4 Src. 20, Tp. 27. Ranee 47.
Nw'i Sec. 20, T. 27, Itnnso 47.
Sw'i See. 25. Tp. 27, limine 47.
SoU Sec. 27, Tp. 27, RaiiRc 47.
NeVi Sec 23, Tp. 27. Illume 47.
NeU Sec. 9. Tn. 27, Ratice 47.
NeU Sec. 21. Tp. 27. KAiipre 47.
W',4 Sec. 1. Tp. 20, RatiKC 47.
NwU Sec. 32. Tp. 20, Ranee 47.
Ne'i Sec. 10, Tp. 27, RailKB 48.
SeU Sec, 10. Tp. 27. RnnKe 4S.
SNAKE CREEK. PRECINCT.
Sw'.i Sec, 23. Tp. 23. ItmiKi' 62.
N'4 Sec. 10. Tp. 21. Range 52.
NV4 Sec. 14, Tp. 21, ItatiKo 51.
SV4 nw'.i nVi ww'.i Sec. 15, Tp. 24, Range
51.
S',4 hwU Sec. 15. Tp. 24. Rnnitn 61.
NeVi Sec. 21, Tp. 24, Riiiiko 51.
XV4 nw'i Sec. 22. Tp. 21. Rhuku Ct.
Nw'.i Sec. 0, Tp. 21, Range 61.
NON PA 11 E 1 1 1 PltECl NIT.
8E", See. 34. Tp. 20, ltaiiRO 49.
SW', Sec. 33. Tp. 20, Range 49.
NEU Sec. 29, Tp. 27, Hiuiro 43.
W'4 Sec. 2S. Tp. 27. RaiiRp 49.
SEU Sec. 29. Tit. 27, Range 49,
NWU Sec. 36. Tp. 20. Range 43.
WV4 Sec. 7. Tp. 20, Range 60.
W'4 NWU Sec. 18, T. 26, Range 60.
NWU See. 19. Tp. 20, llango 50.
DORSEY PRECINCT.
NWU Sec. (i, Tp. 28. lUingc 49.
NEU Sec 5, Tp. 27, Ranpe 49.
NWU Sec. 4, Tp. 27, Range 49.
SWU Sec. 21. Tp. 27. Range 43.
V'.4 Sec 32, Tp. 28. Range. 49.
SW. Sec. 2, Tp. 27, RatiRo 60.
NVW Sec. 2. Tp. 27. Rango 60.
NEU Kc. 11. Tp. 11. Range. 50.
SEU S(e. 11, Tp. 27. Ranee 60.
RUNNING WATER PRECINCT.
SWU Se.. 31. Tp. 23, Rango 48.
LAWN PRECINCT.
SEU Sec. 2. Tp. 27. Range 61.
All Sec. 10. Tp. 27. Range 51.
NVi Sec. V, Tp. 27. Rungo 51.
1 1 EM I NG FORD V I LL AG E.
Lot 23, blk 11.
Lot 1. blk 12.
lyot 2, blk 12.
LAND INSIDE OF CORPORATION OF
HE.M1NGFORD.
NEU SEU Sec. 7. Tp. 27. Rango 49.
NWU SEU Sec. 7. Tp. 27. Range 49.
SEVJ SEU Sec. 7. Tp. 27. Rango 49.
SVy SEU Sec. 7. Tp. 27. Rango 49.
L1I1ERTY PRECINCT.
SEU Sec. 12. Tp. 20. Range 61.
NEU Sec. 12. Tp. 26, Rango 51.
NV4 NKU Sec. 13. Tp. 26, Rango 61.
EV4 Sec. 21, Tp. 26, Range 51.
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Truth is stranger than satire. Thcro
was a genuine Mark Twain duel In
Paris recently.
One can nlways tell what time of
year it is by looking nt the open,
faced pumpkin pie.
vSays the Memphis Scimitar, "Hoo
ray, hooray, and likewise yip!" Yes,
certainly. Boy or girl?
It is Cupid's turn to laugh at Gen.
Corbin. Most of us indulged in that
diversiou somo time before.
Mexico has n dynamite trust, but
the courts down that way seem In
clined to let well enough alone.
John 1 4. Sullivan is once more on
the water wagon. Nothing like keep
Ing in accord with thu cttmpalgn.
No one should Jump at the conclu
nlon that allowing the milk of human
kindness to sour is going to do any
good.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell says she ex
pects to como to America "ever so
often." Another farewell tour artist,
apparently.
A Chicago man who makes ghosts
to order doubts very much whether
spirits ever materialize, but he knows
that dollars do.
'Undoubtedly the Lord hates a
liar." says the Boston Herald. Isn't
this open to argument? Ho may hnto
tnc sin, but love the sinner.
One of tho doctors lias found a
scrum for the prevention of hay fever.
This being the case, let tho poots como
on with their golden rod poems.
When a woman can got a divorce
In twenty minutes, why should we
bother our heads with Mr. Meredith's
theories about a ten-year mnrriage?
It is Dr. Gunsaulus who romarks
that tho day of tho boy orator has
gone. But thero is nothing in this
Etatement to nrouso any deep regret
Philistines who have noted the ath
letic style of great pianists cannot bo
persuaded that thero are usually only
throe or four movements to each
sonata.
Jean Do Koitzko gets $30 an hour
for music lessons. Perhaps if Pattl
could do that sho might forogo tho
sweot sorrow of saying good-by to
Amorlcan audiences.
A Kansas judgo holds that the
courts offor no rocourse whon a dog
bltos a stroot-cornor spollbindor. The
corvlcos of poor dumb beasts novor
aro properly appreciated.
Rapt in His Art.
Musician I toll you, ladles, wo art
.'3ts cannot succood unloss wo give up
our very souls to our art. Why, last
wok I was so rapt in a composition
that I was playing, that a thief stole
the violin from under my chin and I
never noticed It.
NEWS IN
REVENUE LAW IS SUSTAINED.
Supreme Court Reverses Lower Tri
bunal In Nemaha County.
LINCOLN Tho rovonuo law enact
ed by tho last legislature has again
run tho supremo court gauntlet and
como out unscathed.
Tho court. In deciding tho Ncmnha
county tax case, hold that tho section
attacked wait constitutional and re
versed tho decision of the lowor court
and dismissed tho case.
Church Howo nnd others secured
an injunction in the Nemahu district
court to provent tho county clerk
from adding B per cont to tho valua
tion of the county property as or
dered by the state hoard of equal
ization. In bringing the suit the con
stitutionality of the section which
provided thnt the state board must
equalize between tho counties by
adding or deducting n percentuni of
tho valuation was attacked. The
opinion hns not yet been written,
though tho decision waa tho uiianl
moil sverdlct of tho court.
In the cubo of Pino nsnlnst Pino
tho decision of the lower court was
roversed. This was the enso wherein
tho husband, though proving tho in
fidelity of his wlfo, was refused a di
vorce because ho was a non-rcsldent.
The wlfo filed tho first suit for di
vorce and this was refused here by
tho lowur court.
REPORT OF WARDEN DEci.lER.
Tells What is Being Done at the Pen
Itentlary.
LINCOLN Warden Boomer hns Hi
ed his monthly report with tho state
board ot public lands and buildings
concerning tho administration of tho
penitentiary for tho month of Septem
ber. Sixteen persons wore received
nt tho penitentiary In September, fif
teen wero discharged, two commuted,
one escaped, two wero transferred to
tho asylum, and ono wns paroled, re
ducing tho number of men on hand
September 30 from ."420, tho numbor
on hand August 31, to I11C. Of theso
1C5 wore employed on full task by
tho Leo Broom and Duster company,
nlno on three-quarters task nnd twen-ty-ouo
on half task.
Orpheum Vaudeville Bill.
OMAHA, Neb. For tho week com
mencing Sunday, October 16th, the
vaudovlllo bill at tho Orpheum will be
varied and includes both New York
nnd European favorltos. Tho headline
feature will bo Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Drow. They will present a now come
dlctte. Fay and Clark will also havo a
now success In tho Hkotch lino. Tho
Three Ramonlers aro a recent Import
ation from Europe of tho Orpheum
Circuit compnny. Paul Barnes will
havo an assortment of funny stories.
Klein and Clifton aro a pair of lively
dancers and swoet singers.
Build Big Elevator.
BEATRICE At a meotlng of the
Farmers' Elevator company of Blue
Springs t was deeded to build a now
20,000-bushol capacity elevator. The
building will ho erected on tho east
side of tho river from Blue Springs
and will bo operated by gasoline
power.
Will Argue Boyd Case.
LINCOLN Tho Boyd county land
case will bo argued In tho supreme
court October 18. Tho attorney gen
oral la seoking to oust settlers from
lands In Boyd county, supposed to be
long to the school funds.
Farmer Killed by the Cars.
TILDES Mr. Hawkins died hero
from injuries received two hours b'e
fore, whon n wagon loaded with oats
wh.lch ho was driving was struck by
a spoclal train at tho depot crossing.
Lteutenant Kavanagh Returns.
TECUMSEH Mr. and Mrs. John
Kavanagh of this city have received
word thnt tholr son, Lieutenant Ar
thur Kavanagh or the Unllted States
navy, has reached San Francisco on
a return trip from Chlua and within a
week or ten days will return to his
old home town for a visit. Lieutenant
Kavanagh, who la a graduate of Ann
apolis, has a brilliant service record.
Ho stood on tho bridge of tho Olympla
with Dewey during tho entire maneu
vering of tho Manila bay engagement
and was. In fact, second In command.
Corn Looks Fine.
LINCOLN O. E. Mickey camo
down from Osceola to call on hlB
father, tho governor. Ho brought
with him a grlpful of cars of corn
picked at random on ono of tho gov
ernor's farms. Tho executive coun
tenance assumed the Hemblanco of a
smllo as the com was laid out In or
derly array on his desk. "We have
lots of corn llko that In Polk county,"
said tho goyornor.
Great Corn and Cabbage.
NEBRASKA CITY W. It. Cothern
exhibited two cabbagos, one weighing
twonty-throo uud three-fourths and
the other twowty and ono-half pouuds.
each grown near this city. William
Matthows exhibited six oars of corn
that moasuro eighteen and twenty
rmvs around and olichtaon Inches In
length. He picked tho oara from a
nlnoty-'acro field of corn promiscu
ously, whero he says that he tus
plenty of ears to match thero. His
corn is out of danger from frost, as is
all of the corn south of the city.
n
NEBRASKA
THE STATE AT LARQE.
Two Grain elevators aro to bo ercct
ed In Papllllon.
In a runaway accident nt Beatrlco
Mrs. John Ossowskl was' seriously If
not fatally injured.
Tho fruit yield Is something enor
mous In Bownrd county this year.
Peaches nro especially plentiful.
Moro ponchos wero grown In Casa
county this year than for twenty years
past. Thoy aro of suporior quality and
flavor nnd aro selling on the strootn
of Plnttsmouth for 40 ccntB per bushel.
Timothy L. Smith ot Lawrence,
Kan., a largo property owner of Oago
county, flnlshod sholllng corn on his
farm thrco miles southeast of Ellis
last week, from which ho rccolvod
8,000 bushels.
A. J. Mooro of Vllllscn, la., has ar
rived In Omaha and taken his placo
as successor ot Albert O. Swift, post
oinco Inspector, who waa transferred
to tho Chicago division laBt week,
after many years of service In Ne
braska. A. Jess of South Omalfa was ar
rested nt Chodron for selling liquor
to the Indians, At first ho attempted
to resist arrest, but finding officers not
to bo fooled with, ho wont to Jail and
Is now there, not being nblo to give a
bond for $300, for which amount ho
is bound over.
At Grand Island F. Z. Brandt, Joo
Blrdsong, nnd Joaoph Bailey wero
sentenced to ono year In tho peni
tentiary, having plead guilty In tho
district court of burglary and L. Mc
Cormlck to 0110 year for forgery. All
wero caught In tho Bcvoral acta and
no trial resulted.
Upon tho complaint of Fred Mr
llnay, n farmer living a tow miles west
of Croto, Josoph Kulhanok, a neigh
bor of Mcllnay's, was arrested charged
with selling liquor on Sunday. Ho was
brought before Justlco Fay, whero ho
unexpectedly pleaded guilty and was
fined $100 and costs, amounting to
$5.75.
Thoodoro Brush ot Cass county, has
petltlonod tho district court for a de
croo annulling his marriage to Mrs.
Edna Brush. Tho couplo woro mar
ried at Lincoln, Novombor C, 1900. Ho
alleges that at tho time of the mar
riage ho was only 17 yoars of age and
Incapablo of contracting a valid mar
riage with tho dcfondaiit
A criminal assault was mado by a
youth named Walter Klnglo, aged 1G,
upon a woman of 55, named Mrs.
Dana, near Crawford. Tho woman
teaches school near Crow Butte, and
tho boy had been carrying mall and
doing chores for her for somo months.
Ho tied her to tho floor and assaulted
her. Ho Is bolng hunted for.
Tho Burlington shops at Havolock
will bo enlarged in tho spring and the
present force wil bo increased by tho
addition of ICO men. Tho machine
and boiler shops will bo cnlargod. At
tho present tlmo tho aro overcrowded.
At this tlmo GOO men aro employed.
Tho proposed incroaso In tho working
force will bring sovcral hundred people
to town.
Nows of tho death of Hon. C, H.
Gore of tho State Journal wob ro
celved In Pawneo county with pro
found Borrow. Mr. Gero was a resi
dent ot that county and a stato repre
sentative back in tho sixties. His
father and mother, H. N. Goro and
wife, and his brother, J. N. Gore, who
waa Idled by tho Indians In 1870, all
aro burled In Tablo Rock cemetery.
Tho Infantry drill regulations adopt
ed by tho United States army and
which went Into effect September 10
In the regular army, will be adopted
by Commandant Chaso at tho Univer
sity of Nebraska, and tho style ot drill
of tho university battalion will under
go an almost complcto change. Drill
at tho university has been dolayed a
considerable time, awaiting tho arri
val of the new regulations. t
Tho beet liarvost is on In tho vicin
ity of Sutherland. As yet it Is diffi
cult to determine what tho average
yield per aero will bo, but tho indi
cations aro that It will bo between
eight and ten tons. Tho boots are ot
good qunllty and there aro few small
ones.
John Sheeny, aged 40 years, a la
borer, was found dead In a box car
at the Burlington dopot at Greenwood.
Sheehy, with several companions, had
consumed a keg of beer during the
night. Thero is a story of a fall from
tho car door, but no oxternal Injuries
can bo discovered.
Near Verdlgro, Knox county, while
Lydla, Myrtle and Louie Groellng wero
going to a danco, their team became
unmanageable and ran away, demol
ishing the carriage, cutting and bruls
Ing the young peoplo In a horrlblo
manner. Louie was thrown over a
barbed wlro fence and his throat, legs,
stomach and arms woro badly lacer
ated. Lydla was thrown against a
post or tree and It Is thought sho suf
fered a slight fracture of the skull
Myrtle was badly bruised, but was the
least Injured ot tho three,
Tho finest crpp of pears In Sarpy
county are those raised by Adolph
Peterson of Portal. The trees are
woighted down with well developed
and ripened fruit,
Benjamin Poteet of Falls City some
time ago brought suit against the Bur
lington Railroad company for Jl.O'JS
damages for backing up water on hl
land by the grade, Tho company hai
sottleo out of court by paying Mr
Poteot tl.400. Another similar cass
U now ponding In the dUtrlct court
against the Burlington, brought bj
Cliurlos Pribbono.