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SAM) CITY PROPERTY
ALLIANCE city property to trade for
Box Butte county farm. See Ne
braska Land Co. 64tf
FIVE room Bungalow, all modern
close In; bargain. See Nebr. Land
Co. '
FOR SALE USED OAKS
FOR SALE Good used cars. A H
JONES CO., Third and Cheyenne.
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FOll SALE SEWIXO MAt'HIXES
FOR SALE New and Becond hand
Singer sewing machines on 3 a
month payments. Phone 382, A. J.
MILFORD, Agt. 86tf
WANTED TO BUY.
HAVE buyer for desirable dwelling
house at right price. John O'Keefe
Son. 85tf
WANTED Girl roi general houso
wrk. Phote 173. 9lf
FOIt SALIJ FAKM.
FOR SALE Farm;
southeast quar.
ter section 20-25-
; 2 Va miles
northeast of Alliance. For price ana
terms of sale see George or P. II.
McGinn, P. O. Box 382, Alliance,
Nebraska. 02&
FOR SALE OMAHA REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Omaha property for va
cant lots and acreage In Alliance.
Write P. O. Box 750, Phillips & sons,
Contractors, Alliance. 97tf
FOR SALE TYPEWRITER
FOR SALE No. 10 Royal type
writer and swinging stand; wash
ing machine, and giutar. All In first
class condition. Myrtlye Queen, at
Golden Rule lOO.lOlp
IKKiS FOR SALE
FOR SALE Six registered Duroc
spring boars, can furnish papers.
In good breeding condition. See or
write McConnell-Paschke Co.. Hem
Ingford. on old Butler ranch. 98.101
LOSTKEYS
LOST Bunch of keys between
King's Corner and Alliance Groc-
ery Jtaipn ueemao, fliwiuv-j
AGENTS WANTED
Sell the Original Watkins Remed
ies, SpicesExtracts, etc. Necess ties
ami repeaters. All or spare t:i;.
Write WATK1NS CO., 53 Winr.r.:i,
Minn. '() u
XOTK'E
The regular state teacheis exi.ni.
(nation will be held rn Nov mbor
20, at the court house In Alliance.
OPAL RUSSELL,
98-101 County Superintend nt c
ORDINANCE NO. 299.
An Ordinance calling a Special ,
Elect'on of the regular voters of the J
City of Alliance, Nebraska, and pro- j
riding for the submission thereat of
the question "Shall the City Manager
Plan of Government as provided in
Chapter 20)?. Laws of Nebraska, 1917,
be adopted?"
WHEREAS, Electors of the City of;
Alliance, Nebraska, equal in number
to more than twenty per cent of ;
those who voted at the last regular
City Election in said city have filed a
petition with the City Clerk -of said
city asking that the question of organ
izing the city under the plan of gov
ernment provided
in vnapif-r .vr, ;
f T t 1 U U 'a. 1
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to the electors of such city.
Wow, inereiore, lie it uruainei uy
the Mayor ami o-mcu or the city or
4 11! XTI. .
AMidiK-e, cui.:-..,
Section 1. Th: t a ?""'! plorf on
a the regular voters of the City of
All'ance b?, rr.d the t ane is h ''y
called for. and will be hehl on Tues
day, the 4th lay of January, 1921, in
the respective ward of the said city,
' e'wecn the hours of 9 a. m. and 7 p.
Tii. of scki ny,
Secfon 2. That the followimr places I
ere hereby named as the poli ng places
ff cn-.i' elAotinn! For the First i
Ward. Basement of Cen'ral School i
Building, 715 Box Butte Avenue.
For the Second Ward, Council Cham
bers in the City Hall, 115 East 3rd
Street For the Third Ward, Office
Fairmont Creamery company, 202
! West 3rd. Street. For
the Fourth
Word, Episcopal Parish
House, 21G
West Seventh Street
Section 3. That at said election the
following question shall be, and is
hereby submitted to the legal voters
of the city: "Shall the City Manager
Plan of Government as provided In
Chapter 20. Laws of Nebraska, 1917,
be adopted!"
Section 4. That the election shall
be held by the following judges and
clerks, who are hereby appointed for
said purposes: For the First Ward,
Jud?es, S. J. Epler, J. A. Hunter and
E. Boyer, Clerks, Mrs. A. J. Cole and
Jno. Beach. For the Second Ward,
Judges, T. D. Roberts, Chas. Jeffers
and Thos. Lawler; clerks, C. I.
Wykoff and S. A. Miller. For the
Third Ward, Judges, Jno. Brennan, S.
C. Soules and Jno. O'Keefe; Clerks,
Mrs. G. E. Davis and Mrs. J. Bogan.
For the Fourth Ward, Judges, T. H.
Barnes, Ida V. Johnson and W. L.
O'Keefe; Clerks, Mrs. M. E. Johnson
and H. E. Reddish.
Section 5. That the City Clerk
shall give notice of such election by
rue . r.nj; tne eien on rot re 'or
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o
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least th'rty days be 'ore the .late
u-p e cri oi ?n in .'.u anee iter;
a newspaper published in the c.'tv
Allicnce. Su-h no'.ice ;h:ill be sub-
s'antially the following form:
"City of Alliance, Slate o N b.'aA.
Special Election Uroi the Que t'or.
of the Adoption of the City M:.nagei
Plan of Government.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
"FIBLIC NOT'CE S --HEPI B
I GIVEN TO the legal voters of the
- ty of All
:ance, in the County of Box
ci.tl elect on has been called by the
.Mayor ami C.'ty Cou-cil, ami w'll If
held in said city on Tue.-day ,the 4tl
day or January, A. D., 1021.
Ihe quest on to be submitted tf
iha 'e;ja! voters r.t said c!ect'on is a
follows. 'Shall the City Manager Pl::i
of Government, as provided in Chap
ter 20.S. Laws of Nebraska, 1917, be
adopted?
"The poil'rg places for sa'd elect'o:
shall b?: For the F'r; t Ward, Ba: e-
ment of Central School Building, 71
Uox Uutte Avenue. For the Seconc'
Ward, Council Chambers in the C:
Hall, 115 East 3rd Street For the
Third Ward, Office of Faii-mon;
C,rtJni-Arv riirntinnir ono 'a. Owl
.rif r?M u p,m,4L .......
' " w va t-n-C 1 VUIUI FT UMU liU
copal Parish House, 215
o.
West 7th
"The elect on will be held and the
ballot bos for the recept:on of ballots
...Ml 1 - ..... -
wni oe openeu at me hour of n ne
o dork a. m. and will be closed at the
'o ir of 'even o'clock p. m. on the 4th
d-y of I; ;.u' ry, A. P., 1921.
"Or'y 'ec-al oters of the City of
Alliance will be permitted to vote
upon the quert'on submitted at sa d
election."
auction o. inat tne uuestion so
submitted shall be voted upon by bal-
" upon w men snail De printed or
written the following:
"City of Alliance, State of Ne!ra.ska
Special Election Upon the Question of
the Adoption of the
City Manager
Plan of Government
OFFICIAL BALLOT.
"Question submitted: "Shall the
City Manager Plan of Government, as
provided in Chapter 208, Laws of Ne
braska, 1917, be adopted?"
( ) For adoption of City Manager
Plan of Government
( ) Against adoption of City Man
ager Plan of Government.
"The voter will indicate his answer
to the question submitted by placing
a cross (X) in the space indicating
his cho'ce. and then deposit the ballot
in the ballot box."
Section 7. The Mayor and Clerk
are hereby authorized and directed to
do all things necessary for carrying
out tne provisions of this ordinance,
Section 8. This ordinance, after its
approval and passage shall be publish
1 MM a i .
u in me Alliance neraid, a news
paper published in the City of Alli
ance, and shall be in full force am
effect immediately upon such publica
tion.
Adopted and approved this 9th day
or November, 1920.
Attest: GRACE II. KENNEDY,
City Clerk.
A. O. RODGERS,
(SEAL) Mayor
.olice of l ho Mfctlnx of City Council
as a Board of Equalization.
To all owners of real estate within
.iving district No. 5 of the City of A1-
nee, Nebraska, the real estate com
ired in said district being West Half
' Lot 28, County Addit'on; Lots 1 to
, U o k 7, 2nd Addition and all other
errons Interested:
TAKE NOTICE that the assessment
jll in paving district No. 5 of the
ty of Alliance, Nebraska, i now on
'a in the office of the Clerk of such
ty, and that the Mayor and City
c uicil of the City of Alliance, Ne
;v.ka, w'll meet as a Board of
. ualitat'on on November 23rd and
,'ovember 21th, 1920, at 8 o'clock p.
. for the purpose of rqualiiing the
oclal assessments for (he construe
on o paving in paving listrict No.
:.nd supplying any omission in the
ne nnd for finally levying such as
o .smonts.
'.hi ed November 9, 1920.
GRACE II. KENNEDY,
S :AL) City Clerk.
ov.l2-lM 9-2.1.
dice of Meeting of C'iCy Council as
a Ho.ird of Equalization.
To nil the owners of real estate
.bin pjning district No. 6 of the
ty of Alliance, Nebraska, the rea!
l:;te comprised in said district being,
ot 29, County Addition; Lots 7 to 11,
'oc': 4. 2nd County Addition; Iits 1
0. Block .x, 2nd Addition and all
Vr person.' interested: ,
TAKE NOTICE that the asscss
i nt roll n paving district No. 6 of
hi C ty of Alliance, Nebraska is now
n file in li e office of the Clerk of
u li c'ty, und that the Mayor and
Jity Council of the City of Alliance,
!?hraska, will meet as a Board of
i' ualizat'on on November 23rd and
Jovember 24th, 1920 at 8 o'clock p.
i. for the purpose of equalizing the
pecial assessments for the construc
'on of paving in paving district No.
S and supplying any omissions in the
me and for finally levying such as
sessments. Dated November 9, 1920.
GRACE H. KENNEDY,
SKAL)
City Clerk I
Jo v. 12-If.-19-23
olice of Meeting of City Council as
a Board of Equalization.
To all the owners of real estate
within paving district No. 7 of the
7ty of Alliance, Nebraska, the real
ta'e comprised in said district
"np, Lot- 4 to 12, Block L, Nebraska
dd t on; Lots 1 to 9, B'ock 3, 2nd
1Aiifi A AAt ' ev nn.l oil a4Viai ttAVunna
14 1 1 V.I n Ml . titrn ttliva C I I UlllVI I ."iw l . ,
erestei:
1 nitu iiviiv" muv kmv
.-1 41a in 1 li a nt! I ra rr tha I lAflr nr
I IIIC 111 Vl U I I I V V. . V . v.'. 1 . I. v.
tKh c tv, and that tne
Mayor anl '
t Aii:n 1
'ty Council of the City
ui n 1 1 ' c 1 1
Vbraska, will meet as a Board of
Tou'dizntion on November 2"d and
iovember 24th, 1920 at 8 o'clock p.
i. for the purpose or ecuanz nj' inc
recial assessmerts for the fonfnf-
nw o' liav'ng in paving drstrict No. 7
nd supplying any orv'ss'ons in the
line and for finally levying su'h as-
essmc-rt'5.
Di;tel November 9, 1920.
GRACE H. KENNEDY,
SEAL) City Clerk.
iov. 12-10-19-23
LAKESIDE.
Ncls Rusk went to Ant?och Monday
fternon.
Lee Wells drove in from Pawlet'e
omlTy and hauled out a load of coal
Tuesday.
The drinking fountains for the
hool hou-e arrived last week and
will be installed as soon as possible.
Sfvtion Foremen Whaley and Po'-
lard went to Seneca Tuesday mornirr
Stella Rochford rode in from Ire
anch Monday afternoon.
Mrs. II. Brunson retrrnrd 4e
st of the week aft v r. few wijeHs
visit at the Star ranch.
Fnnk DeFrcnce w.-.s in fioii the
rr.ncn luestlay.
Henry Bond, salesman for Paxton &
Gallagher, was a business visitor
Tuesday.
This part of the country was visited
by a light snow Tuesday morning,
Jesse Brice rode in from his home
northwest of town Monday,
Mrs. Jap Woodward was in from
Snow Lake Tuesday.
William Kennedy drove in from the
Wilson ranch Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie is assisting Mrs. Ryan
at the store, while Mr. Coe is away on
business in Wyoming.
C. C. Grimes came down from Hoff-
land on business between trains Wed
nesday. Mrs. Dan McClimith returned to
her home at Dunning Wednesday
morning, after a visit with her son
and family here.
Dr. Shock was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Rice and family moved
from the Standard plant this week.
REAL ESTATE
Box Butte County Farms and R&nehea
Alliance City Property
NEBRASKA LAND CO.
J. a lIcCORKLE, Manager
Office Ground Floor First Natl. Bank
ANGORA.
J. W. Perkins was a passenger to
Dal ton Saturday,
lo Guszak who
attends high
business in Alliance
between trains
Saturday.
R. M. Kelly (.ml wife transacted
business in Alliance between trains.
W. N. Thompson looked after busi
ness matters in Alliance Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Sylvia Hutchinson and mother
of Alliance were week-end guests t
the Ward Miles home.
Mrs. Lyle Glan was an Alliance vis
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Johnron transited
business in Bridgeport Tuesday.
Antone Biester of Lynn left Tues
day for a visit with relatives at Oma
ha. Alvin Turman is lit home after sev
eral days' stay at the hospital in
Bayard. After Mr. Turman's accident
two weeks ago, when ho lost two
fingers on his right hand, IiIom poison
developed and he went to Bayard for
treatment. Fortunately the physician
in charge was able to check the poi
son and he was able to return home
the latter part of last week.
John W. Shoopman and wife were
called to Cairo Tuesday by a telegram
-aying Mr. Shoopman's father was
langcrously ill and had but a few
hours to live.
Max Schwieger ami wife of Grand
Island and Walter Wier, wife and
baby of Oshkosh came Saturday for a
brief visit with Mrs. Schwieger and
Mr. Wier's sister, Mrs. Elmer More
head and family.
Mrs. George Vencll who has been
seriously ill of blood poisoning for the
past e'ght weeks in St. Joseph's hos
pital at Alliance is now able to be up
and has returned to her home in Aji
nora. Her many fricmU are glad to
have her back.
Mrs. Abbie Stoner who has been
making her home in ScottsblufT is
here looking after business matters,
and visiting her sister, Mrs. Lillian
Stoner.
There was a dance and box supper
i given at the Ward Miles home Sat
urday night, ihe supper was given
I hv Minn I.miluil Diiviu Iho tearhor rtf
tne Mics school, to obtain money to
J purchase an oil stove and cooking
served to the school children. There
was a good crowd and a fine time is
reported.
A. D. Bruner of Des Moines, la.,
father of Mrs. George Venell, met
with a serious accident shortly after
his return home from Alliance, where
; he visited Mrs. Venell. Mr. Brunei'
' was riding in the back seat of an
' "nt n; iiVi"lf whpn tVp lrivpr ktrurlr a
h'gh culvert going at full speetl.
ml - I . -
worked with him
.IV, i f i 1
It was thought at first
that his neck was broken but later
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,,,l,m, in;t n;s injuries consisteu or
evtre bruises about the head and
body and several teeth knocked out.
b H. Nazelschnuider of Goodstreak
was in Angora the first of the week.
M.ss Anna Da;. on is on the sick
S:t this wee!;. M'ss Sot.hiu Cu.-zak
is stay'n.fr with her.
Word comes fro:.! Lynn o? u ser'ous
accident, one luy wee,;, to Mrs.
Kisrier, n. other of Fiowl liisner and
j Mis. Stella Ring. The Eisner mi'o
I mobile got into a mud ho'e near Lynn
und a wagon and team was h t' he.l or
j to the car in oi;der to drag it o..
! Mrs. Kisncr was to drive the teai i :
in cllmb'ng into the waoa, .
her fooling ami fell. Her 'n.i :.r
spinous and she is in a cvt o. -tion.
K. T. Ely is t'e
the R. S. Pro d't
place. Mr. Ely is v
people h '.., Idk
posit o . u- i per oti
He vc- jriie.l K-ur yt:
to , r 'vfe u 'i.e s
w i. i
.c i't- .
1 ;.;., v.n
!d tY.s
l tilis
o the
M.me
years.
o
cveral
v a; o to attend
matters. Luring
th's time there have been several peo
pie been appointed to this job and last
n.onth Mr. i io :d.".t came in person to
A:i -oia Li:d ag-.in ottered Mr. Ely the
po-1 on with rn increase in salary. He
tr.oved h's family to the Proudfit cot
tage last week. Walter Woods has
rented the Ely farm ami moved last
Friday to the same.
The "real summer weather" has
fallen into the disagreeable habit of
I holding off until it can do the most
damage to the fall theatrical openings.
That Nova Scotia farmer who wants
to go over1 Niagara falls in a barrel
might first try to see if he could put
his hand in the corn shredder and get
away with it.
What has become of the old-fashioned
merchant who sold sugar merely
as an accommodation to his customers
and gave 20 pounds for a dollar.
Dancing teachers want jazz done
away with. The dance threatened to
become such a go-as-you-please affair
that teachers could be dispensed with.
Authorities on the Bible are not
agreed as to just how tall Adam was,
but any boy could tell you if Adam
had been a prize fighter.
Do you ruppose that scientists who
say taming spiders is a hard job ever
tried pushing a bee.
Weather prophets predict an open
winter, all except the coal mines,
which will probably be closed.
For Expert Driving and Livery
J. W. CARROLL '
Phone: Day, 118; Night, ik
Sturgeon's Garage
Quick Service Electric
riiONE 250
First National Bank BHg.
Alliance ... Nrbrnnka
Wben In Antioch
Take Your Meals at
THX LIBERTY CAfB
MeiLi at All Hoar
John 8tnU
Let Mo Cry Your Hales
K. A. WTLAND
Auctioneer i'ZW'Z Missouri
Piano Tuning, Herniating & Itcpalra
A. M. POOL
Leave Orders nt Wiker Music House
nr Phone No. 741
Service (Junnuiteed
. Ve Have Our Own Help
PHILLIPS & SONS
Contractors and IlutMers.
P. O. Uox 750 Alliance. Neb.
L. A. BERRY
ROOM 'i RUMER BLOCK
PHONE 9
ALLIANCE, NEUIIASKA
AIOVL Klt.MllltK SAF'ELY
We have fijuii p.d our dray wag
ons and auto truck with the latest
appliances lor moving furnliu
without man 11. g, ocratching or dam
aging. Up-to-date wagon pa da wtl)
be used by us on all luovHig J ba.
if JOHN R. SNYDER, Phone 15
Drake & Drake
oMim oi 0tonivtr)
Glasses Accurately Fltud
Not Mctiii ine, Surgery, OsU-nulby
Dr. Annie Graham JefTrey
t'hiiuiiracior Palun i hool
relplion 865 VVll9.ii Hiiildlns
tCeal Estate, Luani ..u Insor
nce f. E. BEDOISU, deddish
Block. tf
Phone 061
AIKaoea.
Harry P. Cour.oy 1
AUCTIONEEU
Live Stock, Genera! m Salee
J D EMEI'JK
Eonrlrri i bntractor
I hav t e id el nf Abstract
IWol in '. i itntie I'ounty.
V .( v.itlonr.l Bank Bldg.
CItLn Up Now
and
iOIi 1IIK RISU
little inter In the evon
joh'II hae Ui wall foar taun,
l w iii ptioiie today.
PROMPT S FJI VICE MOW
Sam Shelton
Itioue 7 .
PHONES: RES. NO. 183
OFFICE NO. 1.
Transfer and
Storage
Successors to Wallace Trass,
fer and Storage Company
PIANO MOVING BY AUTO
TRUCK
PACKING AND CRATINO
FURNITUE A SPECIALTY
Howard & Allen
"We Try Hard to Please"
Have it
WELDED
with the OXY-ACETTLKJns
PROCESS
Cylinder Blocks, Frames an
Tranmlsslon Cases a ByeetaJty
ALL TRACTOR PAKTfl
Geo. Ha Breckner
New Loeathn all W. It Bt
88-99
ery.