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You Know
IN FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS
If so, you will recognize the bargains in the following list of Furniture; they are being sold at
extremely low prices.
Values!
HERE THEY ARE;
Regular Price Price Now
A G. O. French Cheval Dresser 145 00 31.25
A Gh O. Imitation Lea'r Morris Chair 8.00 5.25
A Walnut Chiffonier 45 00 32.00
A G O. China Closet with Mirror 27.50 18.50
A Gr. O. Wall China Cabinet n.oo 6.75
A G-. O. Corner Wall Cabinet 10.00 6.50
A G-. O G-ostumer 5-50 3.50
A G-. O. Hall Tree 7.00 4.85
A G-. O. Whatnot (corner) 3.75 2 40
Regular Price
A Weathered Mission Clock Shelf $6.50
A Waxed Oak Combination Library Table and
Ladies' Desk 25.00
A G-. O. Music Cabinet (large) 25.00
An Early English hand-carved Rocker 20. 00
An Early English hand-carved Chair ao od
A G. O. 3-piece Parlor Suite .vs 00
A G. O. Library Table 35.00
A Fibre Rush Arm Chair 13.50
A Weathered Mission Rocker 7.50
Price Now
$ 4.25
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These low prices will remain in force only during the REMOVAL SALE period,
until February 1st. The 50 per cent discount on all Framed Pictures is attracting many
buyers, as is also the 30 per cent discount on all Novelties, and the 25 per cent discount
on Enameled and Kitchen Ware.
G BO. D. DARLING
TREASURER'S SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT BOX BUTTE COUNTY
Summary of Collections, Disbursements and Balances for the
Last Half Ending January I, 191 1
COLLECTIONS
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Tax Collected
Alliance Sewer Lateral
School Land-Lease
Misc. Col. Co. Gen.
Fines and License Col
Int. on Co. Deposits
Redemptions
To Fees
AMOUNT
37,316.51
6.50
2.30
11.86
31 82
30.20
33.30
35.10
591.10
14,505.04
40,206.03
13,668.58
1.729.85
151.12
300.00
315.81
2,629.19
216.75
Total
$111,781.05
DISBURSEMENTS
AMOUNTS
By State Treas' Receipt No.
664.68 2,984.83
By State Treas' Receipt No. 664.49
By State Treas' Receipt No. 33.60
By State Treas' Receipt 1,512.94
By Co. Gen. Warrants Re
deemed 12,704.51
By Co. Claims 393.57
By Co. Road Wts. R'd'm'd 3,147.02
By School Bonds and Cou
pons 1,222.19
By School Orders Paid Local
Tax 16,689.47
By Poll Tax Receipts 8.00
Hemingford Water Interest 601.50
Alliance Water Interest 120.00
By City Rects, Alliance 3,784.43
By Village Treas. Rects, Hem
ingford 798.96
Alliance Library 449.00
Alliance Sewer Lateral 11,500.00
School Building 103.00
By Treasurer's Fees 306.25
By Treasurer's Commission 2,294.54
Redemptions 2.610.14
Total Disbursements 61,928.44
By Balance 49,852.61
Total
111,781.05
BALANCES AMOUNT
State General Fund 4,674.71
State Redemption Fund 9.29
State University Fund 1,146.03
Lease on School Land 1,697.43
Co. General Fund 604.20
Co. Bridge Fund 3,685.59
Co. Road Fund 984.79
Labor and Poll Tax 941.50
Advertising Fund 129.20
Miscellaneous Fund 466.93
School Bond Fund 7,379.19
School District Fund 14,538.25
School Judgment Fund 6.93
Sinking Fund Dig. 6 2,093.5)
Sinking Fund Dis. 18 181.09
School Building Fund 138.98
High School Fund 581 19
Redemption Acct. 72.28
City Alliance 997.64
Alliance Water Bond 2,525.20
Hemingford Water Bond 426.81
Alliance Sewer 1,436.63
Alliance Sewer Lateral 2,168.58
Alliance City Hall 2,323.60
Alliance Electric Light 364.23
Alliance Library 630.59
50,003.37
Village of Hemingford Over .
Draft 150.76
Cash and Cash Items on
Hand 49,852.61
I, Fred Mollring, County Treasurer of Box Butte county, Nebraska, do hereby cer
tify that the enclosed starement is a true copy of all collections and disbursements for the
six months ending January i, 19U. FRED MOLLRING, County Treasurer.
CO. COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Alliance, Nebr., Jan. 10. 1911.
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to law, the following mem
bers being present: Sang C. Reck,
chairman, J. P. Jenson and J. M.
Wanek.
The following proceedings were had
and done, to-wit. I
Moved, seconded and carried that 1
J. P. Jensen be appointed as chair
man of the board for the ensuing
year, and it is so ordered.
The following estimate for expens
es for the year 1911 was made:
GENERAL FUND
County officers $5000.00
Precinct and dist officers . . 4000.00
Books and stationery 1500.00
Elections 1300.00
Fuel 800.00
lncidentials 1700.00
Total $14300.00
Road Miid bridge fund 17000
Pauper fund 1500
Institute 200
Total $8700
The following official bonds wt r
examined and approved:
People's bank, depository.
First Nat. bank, depository.
Ferdinand Seidler, Road overseer,
Dist. No. 7.
Carl Hashnian, road OVIfMH List
No. 11.
Joseph Winten, road overseer
Dist. No. 6.
F. McCoy, road overseer Dist. No.
9.
Ole Davig, road overseer Dist. No.
4.
Joseph Bartos, road overseer Dist.
No. 3.
Eugene Burton, county attorney.
Bids for service of county physi
cian were opened and examined and
it is the order of the board that the
contract be awarded to Dr. H. H.
Bellwood for the ensuing year, for
$220. and the dork is hereby ordered
to draw up contracts for same.
No bids having been received for
the burial of paupers, it is the order
of the board that $28, and no more,
be allowed for the burial of each
pauper.
It is the order of the board that
the county treasurer make the fol
lowing transfers:
$3685.59 bridge fund to county gen
eral fund.
941.50 poll fund to county general
fund.
129.20 advertising fund to county
general fund.
46.93 miscellaneous fund to coun
ty general fund.
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Notify road overseer's to make re
port before bond is released.
Whereupon the board now adjourns
to meet again at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
W. C. MOUNTS, Ctotl
Alliance, Nebr., Jan. 11, 1911.
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment, same offi
cers present as yesterday, J. P. Jen
sen presiding, the following proceed
ings were had and done, to-wit :
The following claims were examin
ed and allowed and the clerk order
ed to draw warrants on the general
fund for same:
Alliance Nat. bank, refund, rejected.
Hammond & Stephens Co. sup. $5.65
Geo. Mollring, mdse 14.62
L. J. BchlU, election 4.00
F. McCoy, road 4.00
S. A. Foster Lbr. Co. lumber. . 16.65
W. F. Roseokranz. labor 3.75
Mrs E. H. Sherwood, refund.. 3.40
John Herlein, refund 6.70
Co. Treas, charge $6.50 to school
district 48.
E M. Martin, election 4.00
1). W. Hughes, election 2.00
Sarah Gilleran, refund 2.70
Win. Rust, Sr., election 8.00,
Carl Hashnian, road 14.75'
(i K Lcidy, election 4.00
A. D. Rodgers, mdse 9.80 1
C. E. Marks, rent 20.00
.1 ('. Hawkins, refund t.M
Delia Reed, salary 96.50 '
Neb. Tel. Co., phones 27.05 i
A. M. Miller, pauper 5.00
Jas. Wlielan, election 4.00
L. A. Berry, fees 10.95 ;
L. A. Berry, fees 7.05 J
L. A. Berry, fees 8.95 j
L. A. Berry, fees 7.30
L. A. ik-rry, fees 16 60
H. M. Bullock, vttaeta ... HO
Denny Landrigan, witness.. .. 1.10
('. EG, Wycoff, witness 1.10
.1. B. Hunsnker, witness 1.10
C. M. Cox, witness 1.10
Worrell Mfg. Co., mdse 20.00
Alliance Elec. Co., lights.. .. 14.56
C. A. Newberry, mdse 462.68
B, M. Martin, bailiff 24.00
A. A. Wright, road 8.00
Alliance Elec. Co., lights.. .. 17.86
Jurors for Dec. term, 1910.
L. R. Show-alter $4.10
Geo. Taylor 14.90
O. L. Harris 4.10
A. A. Ralls 18.10
Peter Rubendall 16.10
Vern Coal 2.10
W. 1. Lorance 18.00
Sherman Beck 14.10
R. R. Reddish 18.80
W. J. Cheshire 6.10
C. C. Koke 16.10
Carl 8pacht 2.10
H. H. Pierce 4.00
Geo. Zoble 17.40
J. A. Reiman 4.80
R. E. Hill 16.10
Karl Fostrom 23.00
A. R. Towner 2.10
0. Klemke 24.40
Chas. Tiernan 11.70
C. 8. West 12.00
Henry Merk.. 16.10
Oscar O'Bannon 16.10
E. S. Wildy 12.00
C. J. Tubbs 16.10
O. Brannan 14.10
Dick Burk.. .. , 2.10
L. M. Kennedy 16.10
El. Vaughn 18.30
Ed. Boon 14.10
C. W. Brennan 18.10
L. F. McCarthy 14.10
I. U. Hager 6.10
W. B. Young 6.10
P. D. Weinel 6.10
W. H. Swan 8.10
J. V. Nabb 12.30
John J. Fay 2.10
Will Herat 2.10
Bob Lucas 2.10
C. Zurn 2.10
Geo. Hill 2.10
Ed. Henry 2.10
John Leggit 6.20
Geo. Gaddis 14 40
Wilford Griffith 4.10
John Dehaut 4.10
Jake Herman 4.10
Fred Brennan 4.10
Goo. Ik 1 aulas 4 jo
John Nation 2.10
Harve West 2. 10
C. W. Lammon 4.60
G. H. Wood 2.10
J. P. Sturgeon lmo
Chas. Slssley 4.60
Wm. Rust, Sr 4.40
Dick Waters 4.10
Jack Barry pi
T. J. Beal .W
L. H. Highland 2.10
Geo. Younkin in
C. W. Tlllett 4.10
Ed. Eldred 4.10
L. Buechsenstein
1 'Diversity Pub. Co., supplies.. 1.00
A. .1. Tschacher. road.. .'an
Hammond & Stephens Co., supll.80
W. T. Schlupp, bailiff 2$ 00
Delia Reed, salary.. .. , . in' M
C. M. Cox, fees 6.40
0, M. Cox, fees 4.00
C. M. Cox, fees 25 00
C. M. Cox, fees jf, nil
C. M. Cox, fes 1 1.96
C M. Cox, fetes 273.75
M. 1 ox, fees 54.30
.Mount, expense 27.:io
O. H, ox, fees I4.M
MifU, tees 21.95
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR THE WEEK
TO SHOW NEBRASKA
CEMENT PRODUCTS
Nebraska builders send 13. 000 000
out of Nexbraska each year for ce
ment and cement products, when it
s possible to make the f oment with.
in the borders of thestate anil to
manufacture the cement blocks etc..
in every county, city and town.
I hat Nebraska cement nnd Ne
braska cement products are tho
equal of any in the country is the
claim or the Nebraska Cement I's
B. F. Jones to Isaac Richell, Lot ::
Block 6, Hemingford, Nebr., $1.00.
Fred Brown to Wm. M. Batumi, S
VfcBBJi Sec. 1-26-51, $1.00.
Arthur E. Martz to Susan J. Hold
ridge, lxt 7, Block 4, Sec. County
Addition to Alliance, Nebr., $1.00.
J. J. lawless, to W. W. Norton,
Ixts 2, 3, 4, Block 10. Wyoming Add.
to Alliance, Nebr., $1,060 00.
Frank Krcnek to A. A. Maley, W
16NE4 nd WSEU Sec. 3, Twp.
24, R. 47, $5,000.00.
Ward B. Norton to William W.
Norton. Lot 4, Block "A", Sheridan
Addition to Alliance, $500.00.
William Guntenhoener to Oscar O'
Bannon, 90 acres lying south of the
C. B. & Q. R. R. Right of Way In
Sec. 31. Twp. 26, R. 49, $3250.00.
Win. A. Springer to Cralge E.
Barge, NE'4 Sec. 9-26-49, $4,000.00.
Gertrude Duncombe to Jacob C. Os
borne, SE'4 and NW',4 Sec. 34-28-49,
$1.00.
Nathan F. Simpson to Jacob C.
Osborne, SE',4 Sec. 34. Twp. 2H, R.
49, $1.00.
ers Association and to demonstr.it
this the organization has arranged
for an exhibit to be known as the
Mid -West Cement Exposition" to
be held In Omaha, February 1, 2 and
3.
Hero will be collected samples of
t he products made In all parts of
Nebraska together with a large a
mount of machinery for handling;
cement. President H. C. McCord of
the Association ha just returned
from the National Cement exposition
held in Madison Square Garden, New
York City, and ha secured a large
number of the machinery manufac
turers to come to Nebraska and
show their products. He is asking
the co-operation of all Nebraskans.
Interested in building materials to
help show the consumers that Ne
braska products are the equal of
any In the country.
DEATH IN ROARING FIRE
may not result from the work of
firebugs, but often severe burn are
caused that make a quick need for
Butklen's Arnica Salve, the quick
est, surest cure for burns, wounds,
bruises, bolls, sores. It subdues ln
Hammatlon. It kills pain. It soothes
and heals. Drives off skin erup
tions, ulcers or piles. Only 25c at
F. J. Brennan's. 3-4t
Upholstering and
Mattress Work
Have secured the services of an
uphoUterer. Those desiring work of
this kind leave orders or phone 207.
T. J. Threlkeld. 3-21-449
The Barler Ideal
Oil Heater
will warm up that bed room.
The cost averages less than two
cents an hour.
Newberry's Hardware Co.
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