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COMMISSION KltH riWK'KI.I)IX(;.S
Alliance, Ncbr., Oct. 18, 1916.
Tho board of county commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
.Officers present: Geo. W. Duncan,
chairman; C. L. Hashman and J. M.
Wnnek.
The petition of A. H. McLaughlin
et nl, praying for tho establishment
of a county road commencing at tho
section corner common to Sections
eight (8), nine (9), sixteen (16) and
seventeen (17), township twenty
eight (28), north, range lifty-two
(52) wont of the 6th P. M.. In Nebr
aska, thence north (15 degrees 4
ml mil ph variation), according to (he
original field notes, to the north line
of sectlonH eight (8) anil nine (9),
towntdilp twenty-eight (28) north,
ratitre lifty-two (52) west of the 6th
P. M., Ill Nebrnska. (Thli line cross
es Niobrara river at the center of the
bridge to bti constructed over the riv
er by tho county. Tbo new bridge
to be constructed on tho Fame place
that the old one stood), coming on
to be heard before the board and It
appctirlnK that nil thn land owners
adjoining said road have given their
consent to its establishment and
waived all claims for damages; It Is
ordered that said ror.d be established
as prayed for; that the width of the
sanio be sixty-six feet and that said
road be opened and worked as pro
vided by law.
A list of sixty-Blx names was fur
nished the clerk of tho district court
froiii which a Jury is to bo drawn for
the November term of the District
Court.
Whereupon, the board adjourned
until tomorrow morning, October 19,
1916.
Tho Hoard of County Commission
ers met. pursuant to adjournment.
Officers present: Geo. W. Duncan,
chairman; C. L. Hashman and J. M.
VVanek.
Tho following claims were exam
ined and allowed and the clerk or
dered to draw warrants on tho Gen
eral fund for their payment:
To Whom For What Arnt.
Geo. Carrel I, road damages
150.00; tax. all; allowed . $25.00
Kd Eldred, apraiser fee 3.50
U. E. Johnson, prec. assess.,
151.50; tax $87.00
Herald Pub. Co., tax, all .... 31.66
A. L. Davis, deputy sheriff, tax,
all 15.00
KIopp &Bartlett Co., supplies 22.50
Ira E. Tush, appraiser fee; tax,
all 5.00
L. T. Foster assn, deputy sher. 12.00
Neb. Tel. Co., phones 18.00
State Journal Co., supplies ... 2.00
Hammond & Stephens, 'Sup . . 4 3.12
Lowry & Henry, gas ' 2.00
W .D. Zediker. material 3.35
Opal Russell, salary 91.66
J. S. Corp assn, salary 75.00
Forest Lbr. Co., coal, ct house 151.00
T. D. Roberts, fees . . . 4.30
T. D. Roberts, fees 4.90
Geo. W. Duncan, mdse 30.00
I,. H. Highland, mdse 3.00
John Snyder, drayago 1.50
H. II. Shepherd, damages, 112-
05; alolwed, 25 tax 25.24
Wm, Uuehnan, dep. sheriff,
tax. all: 6.00
Ida Richards, mother's pension 20.00
Alliance Comm. Club. exp. well 25.39
Arthur Stafford, dep. sheriff . 9. 00
Ed Eldrl. de. sheriff 9.00
Perry Mailey, dep. sheriff;
tax, all 15.00
C. M. Cox. salary; tax. 18.72; 200.00
City of Alliance, water and
llKht 112.15
Klopp & H;irtlett Co., supplies 2.32
Carrie Smiili, mother's pension 30.00
Edna Martin, salary 110.00
J. W. Miller, salary; tax, 12.36 50.00
E. T. Kibble, state fair exp;
tax. 63.2 5 . . 200.00
Geo. W. Duncan, com. serv. . . 28.00
C. I.. Hashman, com. sor. ... 27.00
J. M. Wanek. com. serv 26.4 0
County Treasurer Martin reported
$50,0 on hand in tye Bridge fund and
same is ordered transferred to the
Road fund.
The following claims were allowed
and the clerk ordered to draw war
rants on the Road fund for their pay
ment: J. A. eegan, labor; tax, 18.15 156.50
Jay Donovan, labor; tax, 14.22 40.00
Guy Woiley. labor; tax. all.. 4.00
Fred C. Robins, labor; tax. all 23.00
George Travis, labor 10.00
ton, ft competent attorney, of Alli
ance, Box Butte county, Nebraska.
Whereupon, the said board, hav
ing duly considered tho matter,
found that Eugene Burton was a
competent attorney and that he
would be ablo to materially assist the !
said county attorney In the defense !
rsl said cases and the county attor-1
ney is hereby directed to employ the I
said Eugene Burton to assist him in
the defense of said cases.
Whereupon, the board adjourned
until November 15, 1916. at 9 o'clock
h. m. M. S. HARGRAVES,
48-1M778 Clerk.
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Alliance High School Team Won l'.
citing as Well a.s Spectacular
(ianie Friday Afternoon
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Will Coupons assn, labor .... 20.00
A. H. Grinewald assn, labor . . 12.50
Jim Fox. labor; tax. all 79.00
E. C. Christensen. labor 4.00
J. W. Bicknell assn. labor . . . 87.50
Carl Hennlng assn, labor ... 2.50
A. H. Grinewald assn. labor . 10.00
J. C. Alexander assn, labor . . 37.60
J. E. Alexander assn, labor . . 29.00
Geo. B. Hoke assn, labor .... 17.25
Oscar Zurn, labor 5.20
J. W. Simpson assn. labor ... 10.00
D. E. Purinton. labor -M"
J. C. Alexander assn, labor . . 20.25
J. W. Bicknell. labor; tax, 15.-
4g 142.50
Fred Marsh; labor; tax. 6.39. 100.00
C. W. Bicknell. labor . 360.00
C. L. Hashman, labor . 90.00
P. K. Christensen. labor; tax
all 6
EJner Christensen, labor; tax,
2.68 6.00
Bryan Christensen. labor . . . 15.00
L. Price, sand; tax, all 3.00
Jos. Moeller, labor; fax. all.. 4.00
J. E. Plvmate. labor: tax. all. 4.00
Geo. W. Duncan, road ser. . . , 20.50
C. L. Hashman. road ser. . . . 34.00
J. M. Wanek, road ser 10.50
Whereupon the board adjourned
until Saturday morning, October 21.
1916, at 9 o'clock.
Alliance, Nebr., Oct. 21. 1916.
The board of county commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Officers present: Geo. W. Duncan,
chairman; C. L. Hashman and J. M.
Wanek.
Whereas, there has been filed In
the District Court of Box BuUe coun
ty, Nebraska, six cases In appeal
from the decision of the county board
in the amount allowed by said coun
ty board, on account of damages sus
tained by land owners caused by the
establishment of a county road ad
joining the right-of-way of the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Company, between Berea and Hem
lngford; that on , account of the
amount Involved In said cases Coun
ty Attorney Lee Basye requested that
he have the assistance of a compe
tent attorney to help him In defense
of said cases, if satisfactory to said
board, that they employ Eugene Bur-
Written for lest week:
At one time it looked like the Alliance-Hot
Springs lush school foot
bull game played hero Friday was
going to end a tie, but Lotspelch
Btarted things when ho rambled
around Hot Spring's right end and
shot down the held in one of the
most sensational forty-tive yard runs
for a touch-down even seen on the
local field. The game at the finish
was 7 to 0 in favor of Alliance High.
Alliance plays a return game at
Hot Springs this week and fully ex
pects to pull another stunt on the
same order as the one here last Fri
day. The Hot Springs boys are u
good clean bunch and play a good
game of ball, but seem to be out
classed and out-generaled by the lo
cal fellows. Alliance outplayed tho
boys from the Springs even more
than the final score would indicate.
The only consistent' gains made by
tho visitors were made during the'
last, three minutes of play end had
they started things earlier it is pos-
sible the final score would have look
ed different. !
Bingham of Hot Springs has a
dandy punt and isn't afraid to use j
It. He literally covered acres of j
land during the game. Whenever
the Alliance team got within hailing
distance of the goal. Bingham seem-j
ed to be back somewhere signalling
for a punt his line would hold, and
the pig skin would go sailing through
upace for forty or fifty yards. Alli
ance could not recover quickly and
in mobt instances the player dropped
Immediately.
DuriiHj the last few minutes of
play Hot Springs seemed bound to
accomplish something. Their backs
beaded through the line with a force
the home team could not buck.
Right at tho goal the Alliance team
took a new lease of life, stiffened and
held their opponents. Following
this the Springs boys were handed
two five-yard penalties while Coach
Crawford's bunch got away with two
forward pa3ses, for thirty and fifteen
yp.rds. When time was called the
local boys had the ball In the center
of the field. Alliance gained a grand
total of 296 yards on btralght plays
and forward passes, while the1
Springs, tenm were content with 117 j
yards.
Lotspelch, Davenport -and Penning 1
during the first half kept up a suc
cession of line plunges, w hile Sny-1
der, the visiting fullback, returned
equally as tough ones. Snyder also
did some exceptional clever tackling.
Little difficulty was experienced by
Alliance in making their first downs,
but their end runs, becaose of the
scattering Interference, brought less I
than did the straight line plunges. :
Yanders. at center, downed several ,
of the Springs stars who seemed In-1
tent in stepping over the line, block-1
log the ball while in the quarters-
claws. Yanders' star play was pull-.
ed when he blocked, the ball in mld-j
air after Bingham had staged one of j
his star punts.
The local team shows a great deal
of crass. They have developed sev- j
eral successful trick plays and were I
able to execute their forward passes j
for substantial gains. j
In the third quarter when things!
looked like a possible tie, Lotspeich j
circled the right end for a run. Fen-j
IL1I1K WitD lllflC Mil ,im.,,iiivv
while the Alliance half did a snake
dance that was not only exciting but
exceptional In high school football.
Lotsneich hit itup like ngntning ana
easily distanced those who tried to
block his way, planting tne Dan
squarely between the goal posts.
Kenning kicked the goal.
Edwards was injuren n the last
quarter. Butler taking his place' on
the right end. Edwards was Injur
ed Just when the visitors were get
ting to the Alliance boys with good
trains, and Butler was responsible for
killing two of their telling plays. He
made a good gain by an end run and
Just as time was called received a
forward pass that should have been
good for a sprint. Had Bingham's
punts been less telling Alliance
would probably have tripled the
score.
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