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The Hotel Business
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When the present owner of the
Burlington hotel took over If man
agement four years ago It was noted
chiefly for its location. Today it la
the most popular hotel in Alliance
and has the largest share of the
commercial trade, local trade and in
frequent transient business. The
present owners took out all the old
fitifniture, modernized the building
throughout, remodeled the interior,
until today, those who come in after
an absence of several years hardly
know the place.
The big business enjoyed by the
Burlington is the result of a careful-
si
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ly planned effort to please the trav
eling public and all who desire to
patronise a hotel. Your mother,
wife or daughter will feel just as
much at home here and just as com
fortable as though they were in
their own home. Carefully trained
and competent help makes staying
at the Burlington a pleasure. Your
demands are always promptly at
tended to.
The success of this hotel is not
due to any one person but to every
member of the Lockwood family, for
all have put forth their best efforte
and constant attention to build up
a steady, constant business. Every
detail of this business is looked af
ter with care. The wide acquain
tance enjoyed by Mr. Lockwood,
Senior, and Guy Lockwood formed
during several years' experience on
the road himself proved a good foun
dation upon which to build this bus
iness. It is true that mistakes have
been made during the last four years
but any who were offended have
found that it never was done inten
tionally, and are now our be3t
friends.
We invite you to come to this
hotel and r.ee what we furnish. Our
prices have never changed since tak
ing charge and you can get good
service here for $2.00 per day. Our
rapidly increasing business makes it
necessary for us to plan on putting
an addition on to our building in the
icai future. Persons coming from
tut of town to attend the Stockmen's
Convention and Firemen's Tourna
ment should write in advance for
rooms.
You will find excellent service In
our dining room and our cafe. Pop
ular prices prevail. Special atten
tion is always given to serving pat
tics and banquets.
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BURLINGTON HOTEL
Across from the Depot
Phone 39
Alliance, Nebraska
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Die following claims wcrt" receiv
ed and allowed t
OUy Light lpt., street lamps.$ 17.18
City light dept., street and city
Hunting. ; 287.88'
W. O Hururs, salary, Mayor.. 16.67
j 1. Emerirk, sal., clerk . ;v 25.00
Percy Cogswell, salary. trM. 25,00
E. H. Hoyd, salary, attorney.. 20.83
J. H. Carlson, salary, street
commissioner . . . . 76.00
Gregory Zurn. salary, jar. 'or &
weigher 25.00
C. A. Laing. salary, m. Iial ..12S.00
C. W. Jeffu-B, sal., night ni si. 80.00
C. V. Jerfers, labor on sta. .. 4 50
l. W. Jet'fers, Hen vcnui r work 'i l'
Chns. Younklns, labor pest-
housa 1.25
O. A. Grannum, do 4.50
B. M. NtStaUB, si. sprinkler.. 4.60
H. 1. Coursey, Bt. s-prinkllng . . I.N
Harry Crilley. labor City Hall. 11.80
Geo. Simpson, si. sprlotliiig .. 15.30
Geo. Simpson, labor streets.. 17.10
A W Walnier, ; ai , ii'i-r wk.,
CHy Hall a. 75
'to. Popp, labor streets .... 5.40
Geo. Simpson, st. sprinkling .. 260
Steve Jackson, dog ca: her . . ti no
Tom Tuck, board prisoners . . 8. on '
J. R. Snyder, drayage K.,., .. 3.00
T. J. Threlkeld, ruuiigating" .. 42.00
H. P. large, reeling fire hose 1.00
August Hornburg, do 1.00
J. W. Llgget, do 1.00
lye & Owen, hauling hose
fMT'.S 2.00
tohn allaee, .0 li M
.'ohn Vallate, i iayage Q
City .leat .'...nket, supplies,
pest house l.4u
A. 1). Kodgers, do $j$
Human & Sun, do 6 40
ti L. Aobeeon, mde jM
K C. Will; titan, painting ti
ball 1U. 10
lirks Lumber Coil Co..
lumber, city halt
Forest lumber Co., ma. trial.
city hall 6 lo
O. H. Moon, carpenter work,
i.ty ball 5.50
T. V. Ac-kemuaji, caipentir k.,
city ball 19.25
C. A. Newbttrry, mtlse ItlJH
Kopcrt of polk-t mag!.-. rate for
Ftbruuiy, lyiJ:
Mnes 62.00
Marshal fees Vi.60
Total 61.50
ItccelptR from city scales . . 4,95
Light Department
Month ending Feb. 15. 1913,
Summary of Ca.li Hook:
Dr.
Cash on hand, 1-15-13 MM4I
.Ight 2148.0!)
Power 101.25
Service dejiosits 06.OO
Lamps 162.14
Mdse 264.65
Street lighting ! 287.88
I'uinping 223.75
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$l!2'.8.28
Cr.
Citsh on hand. 2-151:! $'.268.71
Mdse 178.68
Servile deposits 60.00
I'ower plant labor 128.16
Coal 622.50
l.uhrl'ants J 16.20
Powtr plant sup. and exp... 46.60
Matot, of power plant aquip. 1 y . 1 5
llatlfi of distribution 16.00
Lamps 56.99
Customers premises exp 108.40
Salaries 148.00
Office sup. and exp 80.18
Maint. of meters 21.95
Distribution 4M.09
OftiOS eiiuipment 320.02
Mfters and installations .... 11 1. 60
Collection at bank .05
I'ower plant equip 1000.00
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Imomc Account:
OpoHMlH revenues 3167.76
Operating expenses 1496. 8ij
Net Gain 1671.90
QUlpMe&t 1483.71
Cash Gain 188.19
Serviie dept. reed. 15.00
Berylqe d pt pd. out 5o.oo 15.00
$ ira 18
Cash on hand 1-15-13 3095.52
Caa in hand 2 15-13 83268.71
Number of consumers March
I, 1913 470
Light balances. Feb. 16. 1913:
H. nnett I'iano Co $4.84
Kic rson school 20.34
J. C. Schafer 4.36
Mrs. V. H. Hubbell 3.30
L. Vaniiervort 7.76
Kpifiiipal church 65.80
K H. Ilatemaai 4.25
I'ublic Library 7.28
H. L. C,la tor 15.00
K. O, Laiug tJ$t
U Simmons 1.18
Ntbr. Telephone Co 5.04
W. J. Hamilton 3.60
S. 1. Tut tie 1.60
H. Simmons 58
Court House 16.72
W. K. Zollinger f.
K. H Morrison ( 2.45
Mrs. J. P. Elmore 24.80
W. H. Zehrung 30
J. S. Corp 36
K. W. Ray 33.08
II. F. Copeland 4.68
$219.87
Water Department
Mcnlh ending Feb. 15, 1913.
Summary of Cash Hook:
Dr.
Overdrawn 2-15-13 $ 487.97
Water 1164.72
Milse 67.30
fatal, of meters 4.20
Overdra
Malarial
Ccst of
Malnt. .
Salarit
Maint. 1
Cr.
11 i-15-13 ...
and sup. . . .
imping
pump equip.
mater
11714.1$
. 1301.13
27.31
. 223.75
64.75
8.00
27.25
Henry Merk ;.00
Nellie Mornn I.50
Han Crilley . . .-. 10.00
J. B. Lucas 1.50
Mrs. N. Yeager 3.00
Kdgnr Hamblln 1.50
Daniel Dunn 1.50
O. A. Kaiser 1.50
Grant Hale 1.50
Mrs. W. B. King I JO
Fair Ass n 69 90
P. Yont 4.45
T. M. Hurrows 5.30
L. S. Dye 3.85
Crsulla Tuttle 1.10
The doors of this church are open
to all people at all services. A cor
dial and home welcome extended to
all to worship with us, if you ha.
no other church home in the city.
$281.20
city report gal two
Income Account:
Operating revenues
Opt rating expense . .
Overdrawn 1-15-L
$171 1.18
1226.22
413.06
813.16
1301. 13
Overdrawn 2 15 -13 487.97
WaKr balance. Feb. 15. 1913:
S. O. Carr $1.50
K (I. Lo.kwnod 1.60
II If. Anderson 1.70
C. 8. Flsk 9.30
Simon Spry . . - 8.80
Kd O'Donnell 3.50
Nelson Worley 13.60
J. N. Andrews 2.05
C. R. Clapp 1.50
P. H. Dilllon 1.60
Mrs. A. F. Hrennan 1.50
Mrs 0, L. Fernald 1.60
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Fred Hauser 4.70
Fred Helpbringer 3. 50
J. A. McDonald 1.50
L. Huechsenstein 1.60
N. C. Pederson 1.60
0. L. Fernald 1.60
Mrs. A. C. Ross 1.60
L. N. Worley 1.50
Wm. King 29.50
L. Huechsenstein 8.60
Coors Hldg Heal tiros 15.40
Mrs. J. lockwood IS ,M
Kd Youug 1.60
K. R. Morrison 2.9ti
Daniel Dunu , 2 56
1. liueihsenstein 1 1.50
D. A. Foley 160
Geo. Leidy 9.3o
Mrs. R v. Swttier 150
Ida Pasvar 150
S. C. Hoone , 1.50
AT THE A
CHURCHES
i ar atv4Vj? HsLry
BAPTIST CHURCH
10:00 a. m. Sunday School.
11:00 a. m. Worship. TopU'. "The
Appropriation of Christ."
6:30 p. in. B. Y. P. V.
7:30 p. m. Evening worship. Top
ic, "The Well or Bethlehem."
Prayer meeting and chotr practice
every Thursday, 7:30 p. ui.
BaiBirwffraffsjHBir a
German services every Stmdav at
10:30 a. m.
Ettglisli services about everv thf
weeks upon announcement, and even
ing services upon announcement
German-Knglish parochial school
five days of the week till June.
Everybody welcome.
Titus Lang. Pastor. 703 Niobrara Ave
Phone Red 359
m m m
V. P. CHURCH
10:00 a. m. Sabbath school.
I U:00 a. in. Preaching. Topic, "Do
Wf Have a Sure Foundation for
Christian Relief and Life?"
7:30 p. n, Preaching, Topic, "Les-
.11 from Balaam and Halak."
Prnyfcr ineeun.;, Wednesday even
1 ing, at 7.o(i.
A. L. Godney. Pastor
Phone 438
Olin 8. Baker, Pastor
Phone 90
M. E. CHURCH
at the home of Miss Rich-
eve ry Sun-
A.
Son ices
niond on Platte Avenue
Sunday school. 2 p. m
day.
Preaching serviie at 7:30 p. in. ev
ery alternate Sunday.
Mrs. P. M. Maxf.cld, Pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
10:00 a.m. Sabbath School.
11:00 a. m. Public worship.
6:30 p. in. Christian Endeavor
7:30 p. m. Public w 01. ship.
itibjac
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
10.00 a. 111 Itibl,. sihool
..... .. 1 react! mg, s
w OrMIISei .'
:45 P. 111. C. E. "A Deaf and
Dumb LaaoV r."
7:30 p. m. Preaching Subject,
The Rattle or Lire."
7:30 p. m., Wedne.-dat
meetiiiK.
A rrlendly invitation extended
you.
Frank Allan Woten. Minister
Phone 752
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
prayer
to
Rev. Geo. A. Witte, Pastor
Phone 113
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
10:00 a. m Sunday School. Graded
IHLle Classes
11:00 11 in. Public worship.
6 30 p.m. Youug people's Epwortk
League meeting
7 M p 111 Public worship
Prayer, Bible study and sociul
hour. Wednesday evening at 7:3o.
I
1!
Rev. J.
B. Brown,
Phone 710
Pastor
MMANUEL GERMAN EVAN
GELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Corner Yellowstone Ave. and 7th St.
Sabbath school at the residence of
Mrs. Pilkington every Saturdav af
ternoon at ;: o'clock
Mrs. John Pilkington. Supt.
V
ST. MATTHEW S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday s r vices:
Holy Communion. 7:30 a. 111.
Morning Prayer and Sermon. II
a 111 .
Evening Praytr and Address, 7:Jn.
tfraattOBI "What do you understand
by the expression Heir as used In
he Bible?"
Sunday S. hool at 10 a. 111.
Dally service, 7:3o a. ni.
Geo. G. Ware, Dean
CUT FLOWERS AND
POTTED PLANTS
Cut Rowers and all kiads of potted
plants for Easter. I expect to visit
Lincoln and Omaha not later than
Saturday. If there Is anything sp, -ial
in the flower o, plant lin,' Vou
would like, please leave your order
at my new location in the Fielding
Tailoring shop. Watch my window
for something beautiful
V.s. 1 am still in Uie plumbing
business Don t forget this
E. W. RAY, Phon. Ash 435.
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