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IRRIGATION EXPERIMENTS
Work on First Well Will lie Started
Within a Few Week Proba
bly on Powell Farm
According to Senator Earl Mallery,
the experimental irrigation in t his
county will start In a very short
time. The necessary arrangements
have been made, and while it is not
yet an assured fact, it is Very prob-
able that the first well will be put
down on C. L. Towell's place, three'
files north of town. While It Is
known that there are surer places'
than this, especially In the Snake
creek valley, the Towell location is
more advantageous as it will "prove"
the territory in which it is located
and is in a territory where irrigation
is needed more.
Before it ts declared a success, the
well must furnish 200 gallons a min
ute for a considerable length of
time. In case the first well is a suc
cess, the second one will be put In a
place where Indications are less sure,
in order that it may all be tested. If
the well Is a success. It will be im
mediately transferred to the owner
ship of the farmer on whose place It
is put. If it Is not a success, it costs
the farmer nothing, and It Is not con
sidered that there Is a farmer In the
country, who, if a good well was
found on his place, would not will
ingly pay the costs.
C. A. Newberry will furnish the
machinery for the wells, so that but
little expense will have to be borne
by the county.
of this year show an Increase In soles
of 15.167 pounds of butter, a record
that cannot be shown by many Insti
tutions of a like nature in towns ev
en larger thsn Alliance. The qual
ity of the product, together with the
excellent service, has caused this in
crease. An even greater-Increase la
expected during the remainder of the
year.
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J.' J. Vance Successful liidder for
Walks Work Now Well
I'nder Wa)
J. J. Vance was awarded the con
tract for the concrete walks on the
court house yard, the price, Includ
ing the work of removing the front
walk to the north and south sides,
being H.277.66. The price for the
curb and gutter was 72 cents a foot
and for the curbing 26 cents. The
price for the sidewalk was liH
cents per square foot. 1 80 was al
lowed for removing the front walk.
The work Is now well under way, the
front walk having been completely
torn up, and construction work on
the new walk will start at once. The
blocks were removed with but little
damage, only a small number of
them being broken. The damaged
blocks will be sold as soon as the
work is completed. Planting of the
lawn has been held up for some time
on account of the walks, -and this
will also be completed at once.
CHILDREN'S DAY
Will lie Observed at Raptlst Sunday
School Sunday at 10 O'clock
Children's Day will be appropri
ately observed at the Baptist church
next Sunday at 10 o'clock. A pro
gram will be rendered by the child
ren, consisting of flag and flower
drills, readings, recitations and
songs.
All children not attending Sunday
school elsewhere are cordially invit
ed; grownups are especially welcome.
WILL SUE CITY
ENJOYING FINE INCREASE
of
Rest Year So Far In the History
Alliance Creamery
That the Alliance creamery Is a
growing institution is evidenced by
the fact that so far this has been the
bejst ea,r since It has been in busi
ness. Compared with the first five
months of 1914, the first Ave months
Property Owners Along Ho Rutte
Want Damages for Change
in the Grade
Glenn Miller, Nelson Worley, Wm.
Rlgnell, Al Wlker and Enoch Boyer,
property owners along Box Butte
avenue, have made known their in
tention to bring suit against the city
for damages, which they allege will
I be Incurred by placing the Box Butte
avenue walks to the recently estab
lished grade. Tart of them allege
that they will suffer by the deep cuts
In front of their lots, and others will
be affected by deep fills In front of
their property. As the alleged dam
age is not really caused until the
walks are placed to grade, these
property owners will not bring suit
until after the walks are completed.
They have retained William Mitchell
as their attorney.
ESTIMATE FOR YEAH
City Counc il, at Seelal Meeting Held
Monday Evening, Pimm
Rudget for Year
The city council, at the special
meeting held Monday evening of thla
week, made the following estimate
for the expenses of the coming mun
icipal year:
Park maintenance ........ $2,000
Interest, city park bonds ... 250
City hall bond ' 1,000
Sewer maintenance 1,500
Lighting bonds , 1,000
Sewer bonds 1,600
Water extension bonds 1,000
Water bonds 3,000
Street and lighting 4,000
Stationery and printing BOO-
Fire and water 4,000-
Streeti and alleys 6,000-
Offlcers' salaries 6,000-
City library 2,000
TOTAL 131,850
The estimate for last year was
total of $30,630.
READY FOR SWIMS
Alliance VaJunteer Fire Department
Tutting Finishing Touches
on the Rig Pool
Visitor! to the Stockmen's Con
vention in Alliance next week will
have the opportunity to make use off
the new swimming pool which is be
ing completed this week by the Alli
ance Volunteer Fire Department.
The finishing touches are being add
ed and by Saturday it is expected
that the water will be turned on and,
the pool opened. y
This enterprise will be an eudur
lng monument to the fire depart
ment. It will be open to the use of
all and will be a desirable addition
to the benefits of living In western
Nebraska.
WEATHER FORECAST
Issued by the U. S. Weather Rureau,
Washington, D. C, for the week
legliining Wednesday, June 0.
FOR UPPER MISSISSIPPI VAL
LEY AND PLAINS STATES: Show
ers are probable about the 11th and
again on the 15th. The cool spell
at the beginning of the period will
quickly give way to warmer weather,
and a short period of cool night tem
peratures will set in about the 11th,
alternating with warmer weather un
til the end of the' period.
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