INSI'KCTOIl OF STOCK SHIP.
MKNTS
Kevised Statutes of the State of Ne
braska. Chapter 2, Article X:
Petition for Iiixixrtor
Sec. 107. Whenever In any county
ia this State one hundred or more
residents of such county who are
ach owners of cattle and horses
skall petition the board of county
aemmissioners of their county for the
appointment of an inspector of stock
shipments from said county It shall
be the duty of the said board to fix
a time for hearing said petition and
te gle notice thereof by publication
ia a newspaper published in such
county for two weeks immediately
receding the time of hearing, and if
, ipon said hearing, upon due proof,
tke board shall find that such peti
tion is signed by one hundred or
more residents of such county who
are each the owners of cattle and
horses, it shall then be the duty of
the board to appoint some suitable,
-competent person as such inspect -r
for said county.
Dond and Oath of Inspector
Sec. 108. Such person snail be a
resident of the county for which
a e shall be appointed. H e
shall, before entering upon the
duties of his office, take the
ath prescribed for other count r of
icers, in Statutes for 1907, and shall
Five a bond in the sum of one thous
and dollars ($1,000.00) payable to
the county in which he shall be ap
fointed, with either surety company
r personal securities thereon, to be
approved by the county clerk of such
ounty, which bond shall be filed and
recorded in the office of such clerk.
Terra of Office Deputies
Sec. 109. The Inspector appointed
in any county under this article shall
hold his office for two years from the
date of his appointment, and until
his successor is duly appointed and
Qualified. He may appoint deputy
iaspectors to assist in the work when
needed and such deputies when en
gaged in their duties shall have the
same powers and the same pay as the
thief inspector.
Tounty Board Fill Vacancy Abol
ishment of Office
Sec. 110. The board of commission
ers of each county where the office
of Inspector of stock shipments ex
ists shall fill by appointment all va
cancies occurring in said office, or
about to occur by reason of the ex
piration of the term of any incumb
Tom Bradstreet, President
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ent. Provided, That if a majority of,
the owners of cattle and horses Inj
any sucn county petition the board
of county commissioners to abolish,
said office, said board may In its dis
cretion abolish the same, to take ef
fect upon the expiration of the term
of the then incumbent.
For for Inspection
Sec. 111. The chief Inspector of
stock shipments shall receive for his
services for inspection of stock ship
ments, the sum of four cents per
head for cattle Inspected and ten
cents per head for horses inspected,
to be paid by the owner of the stock
inspected.
Duty of Shipper
Sec. 112. It shall be the doty of
every owner or shipper of horses and
cattle In said county Intending to
ship horses or cattle out of said coun
ty to notify the Inspector of stock
shipments before the shipment there
of in ample time to enable said in
spector to properly Inspect the same.
Said notice shall be in writing and
must state the time and place of pro
posed shipment and the probable
number to be shipped.
Any person or persons, firm, rail
road or other company or corpora
tion who shall ship any cattle or
horses out of the county without first
having had the same Inspected as in
this article provided and without
having a proper certificate of such in
spection, or who shall make, forge,
or use any false or fraudulent certif
icate of inspection shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and shall
upon conviction thereof be punished
by a fine of not more than five hun
dred dollars (1500.00) or by Impris
onment in the county Jail not to ex
ceed one year, or by both such fine
and imprisonment in the discretion
of the court.
Duty of Inspector Certificate
Sec. 113. It shall be the duty or the
inspector of stock shipments either
in person or by deputy whenever he
shall have knowledge in any way of
the intended shipment of horses or
cattle out of his county, to immedi
ately repair to the proposed place of
shipment and make a careful inspec
tion of said horses or cattle. He
shall, after having Inspected the
same, make out a certificate of in
spection, which shall be In writing
and shall be executed in triplicate
and shall contain the name of the
owner or shipper of Bald stock, the
number and kind, the place from
where shipped and the time thereof,
the proposed destination of the stock,
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radstreet
HORSES and MULES
Business That
We Sell Quality Horses. Our Specialty is Horses and Mules of
Good Quality for the Man Who Wants Something First-Class.
Write or Wire Us at Grand Island, Nebr. P. L Fuller, W. L Blain,
together with all the marks and
brands thereon, and shall be signed
by the inspector, the original of
which he shall retain in his office, a
copy of which shall be delivered to
the agent of the railroad company
from which the shipment originated
before the shipment is made, and a
copy or which shall be Immediately
delivered to the owner or shipper of
said stock and when properly made
out and signed as hereinbefore pro
vided, shall entitle the owner or
shipper of said stock to remove the
same from the county and shall en
title any railroad company to receive
Fee IVJonglng to lnMrtor
Sec. 114. The owner or shipper of
any horses or cattle shipped under
the provisions of this act shall pay
the Inspector an Inspection fee of
four cents per head for all cattle not
billed to an open market, and 10c
per head for horses so Inspected at
the time of Inspection, and prior to
the issuance of the certificate of in
spection. All such fees shall be retained by
the Inspector or deputy Inspectors
for his or their services.
Open Markets Defined
Sec. 115. Provided, That Chicago,
Kansas City, South St. Joseph, South
Omaha and Sioux City shall be class
ed as open markets as long as they
maintain brand inspection under the
supervision of the Nebraska Stock
Growers Association,
lint ml liisNtliiii Not Required on
Open Market
Sec. 116. Provided, That where
cattle are shipped to an open market
no brand inspection shall be required
at point of loading, and further pro
vided that where cattle are billed to
an open market, it shall be a misde
meanor and violation of this law for
the Railroad Company to allow the
owner, shipper, or party in charge to
change billing without first having
secured from the inspector of the
county from which the cattle origin
ated, 'or from the Nebraska Stock
Growers Association's Inspector of
South Omaha, a certificate of brands,
the same for shipment out of the
county.
Posts of all kinds for sale at
Forest Lumber Company.
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If the growth of vegetables can be
Increased 75 per cent by the use of
electricity there la hope that some
day the pea, which now rolls so curly
will be large enough to be Jabbed
firmly amidships.
Pa L, Fuller,
Auction Sales
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SAM'.SMKN AM) INYCIIOMMJY
At least one academic psycholog
ist has written learnedly on the con
scious intelectual processes of sales
manship. No salesman has written
anything formal for the university
classes in psychology, but the suk
gestion may be ventured that it
would be a good thing to arrange a
sort of "exchange" between the psy
chologists of the chair and the lab
oratory, and the practical psycholo
gists or the road who run up against
every variety and condition or old
human nature In their efforts to sell
things.
The stories or the "tough sales"
now being swapped In Chicago by the
commercial travelers attending the
grand council are veritable lessons
In psychology. They may be told In
colloquial style, but any scientific
chap could dress them up In severe,
technical. Jaw-breaking language.
How they would Impress the eager
student!
Verily, the salesman must be a
deep and subtle psychologist. He
has no time for tests and elaborate
Inquiries. He must think quickly and
act instinctively. He must discern
an opening from afar and find a se
same in a glance, a smile, a momen
tary hesitation. He must cultivate
his memory! permit nothing to es
cape it except useless Information
and he must be methodical, per
sistent, watchrul and fertile. He
must have an arsenal or weapons, in
cluding yarns and "howlers," but he
must know when not to use his weap
ons as well as when and how to use
them.
In short, the successful salesman
has much to teach us. all or us, and
psychologists should attend the con
ventions or commercial travelers and
Invite them to address advanced
classes in mental science. Chicago
Hecord-Herald.
While the Hon. J. Hamilton Lew
is was curtailing his name why did
n't he make It plain "Ham"7 He's
rrom Chicago.
AI.MANt K PKOPKKTY Foil HALF.
1 offer for quick sale, on easy
terms, at exceptionally low prices,
the following-Alliance property:
36 lots In Hill's addition. Size COx
140.
4 lots in the west part or town, near
the tracks, on which the S. C.
Keck lumber yard is located. Site
50x140.
3 lots near the creamery, on which
Spry'a barn stands. Size 60x140.
This is your chance to get a good
investment in Alliance property at
the right price. See or write
SIMON SPRY,
General Delivery, Alliance, Nebr.
30tr3726
All of our subscribers who
have received the four magaz
ines seem to like them. Some
have told us they don't see bow
we can do It. You can get the
four magazines by paying only
18 cents extra when renewing
your subscription to the Herald.
Vice Pres. W. R, King, Secretary-Treas,
Clemens Go,
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Advetising
WANTED Hired girl. Tbone 111
or 435, or call on Mrs. K. W. Hay, al
the Flower Shop.
26113604
LOST OR STOLEN Sorrel colt.
two weeka old. White face, and four
white legs. From the Henry Letsh
man pasture. Reward for informa
tion. Phone 340, Herald office.
27-tr-3690
LOST A ring, with three sets
missing. In grand stand at Fair
Grounds Saturday arternoon. Re
ward. Phone 340 or leave at Her
ald office.
29-2t-3707
LOST Ansco 2 A camera with film
Inside. Keepsake. Reward. Return
to Herald office.
27U36M
liOST
Saturday morning, June 20, lady's
pocket book containing money, check
book and other article. Finder
please return to Herald office for In
formation and receive reward.
29-3t-3716
ICK! ICK! ICKt ICK! ICK!
For fresh, pure Ice, delivered
promptly, phone 737, A. B. STUR
GEON.
28-tf-3672
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent.
129 Missouri Avenue, or phone Red
456.
177U4464
Coal office at Rowan'a feed store.
ROWAN & WRIGHT, Phone 71. tf
SADDLE HOUSE FOIl SALE
Tborobred saddle horse for male
cheap. Phone 340 or call at The
Herald office.
164-tf-4410
HAY FOR SALE Phone Asb
8212.
27-25-3686
HAY CONTRACT TO LET I
have about 500 tons of hay to be
put up, cut and stacked, on contract
CHAS. E. CLOUGH. Alliance, Nebr.
Jun25-2t-3708$
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AllSTItACTF.IW
J. D. RMERICK
Itonded Abstracter.
I have the only set of abstract
books In Box Butte county. Ofico
Room 7, Opera House Block.
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MISCF.LtiANEOUH
Money to loan on real estate.
F. E. REDDISH.
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I W. nOWMAIf
Phys4clan ami RarReon
Office In First National Bank IIMf.
Phonea: Office, 362; residence, II.
BOlf 1608
Buy your coal of Rowan ft Wright.
Phone Tl. tf
FOR 8ALI4 RHAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Five passenger Ford
automobile. Good condition. Bar
gain. Terms to suit purchaser, In
quire of W. C. Mounta.
28tf3674.
FOR SALE Folding bed, coach
and sewing machine. Phone 41.
29tf3711
LAND TO TRADE
I have 160 acres, 3 miles f son
Bayard, under the Trl-State canal,
to trade for Box Butte county laad.
J. C. McCORKLB. Alliance, Nebr.
12tf3276
FOR SALE OR TRADE Oakland
40 H. P., 5 passenger auto, modem
and In good condition, will aett
cheap: or will trade for property ar
lota, well located. II. J. ELUS.
QUARTER-SECTION cf land to
trade for an automobile. Inquire of
B. T. Kibble.
Rowan ft Wright, coal, wood aad
posts. Phono 71.
ICE! ICE! ICE! 1CU! ICB!
For fresh, pure too, delivered
promptly, phone 737, A. B. STUR
GEON. 28-tf-3672
When you build that new hoase or
barn get your building materials at
the Forest Lamber Company.
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Be careful yon don't overlook our
big club of four magazines which wo
are sending oar aabscrlbers this
! year.
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Auctioneers