Ika L. Baths, Editor and Publisher
SUUSCnilTJOS' ItATKS:
One Year cah In advance II W
Six Months caih In advance fiS cents
Entered at North Matte. Nebraska, Poslof.
Dec as second class matter.
TUESDAY, NOV. 11, 1902.
May Change Liquor Law.
"It would not he Bin prlHtniT to
Had many frlciidn of the dUpctiHcry
By hi cm in the legislature. Thin
question hn.H not bten hcmoubIv
agitated in the utatc but hinve. it
ban been discussed mnny favor it.
The activity of the Iwj'inr interctr
in the camna'irti naturally drew at
tention to the iawHf:ovcrmnjr them
It would be panel blu t-cnouftly to
embarras them by liewinc to the
line in the enforcement of the prcs
cnt Slocum law. A law providing
for chemically pure liquor would
clone up over halt the saloon in
the state. The dispensary pystcm
would nfford a mrans of h&ndllng
the traffic in probably as acceptable
fashion as any that ban been eiiir
gestcd. It f an undoubted iact
that this proportion wit come up
and if it docs, it will take a pine
by the side ot revenue in import
ance. "State Journal.
ptl:
poason
la the name sometimc3 given to what
is generally known as the BAD DIS
EASE. It is not confined to dens of
vice or the lower classes. The purest
and best people arc sometimes
infected with this awful malady
through handling the clothing,
drinking from the same vessels.
using the same toilet articles, or otherwise coming In contact with persona
who have contracted it.
blister or core, then swelling in the
Ton year aird t contracted a bad easo
of Illood Poison. I was undor treatment
of a physician until I found that bo could
do no no good. Then bo?an taklntr
uiccnucu, wits i. ur, Vyv nu " g.g.g, I commenced to Improve at onco
lashes fall out; the blood becoming and in a very short time all evidonco of
more contaminated, Conner coiorcu the dtaenao disappeared. I tooKmxooc-
. . . . . J. A .
It bcffins usually with a little
groins, a red eruption brcak3 out on
the body, cores and ulcers appear
in the mouth, the throat becomes
ulcerated, the hair, eye brows and
. .... ii
nplotc bos and pustular eruptions anu " nvZiZS?
Bores appear upon different parts of Wftl, Morri.town, ToaiU(
the body, and the poison even destroys the bones. "
ft. s. S. la n Hnecific for this loathsome disease, and cures it even in trio
worst forms. It is a perfect antidote for the powerful virus that pollutes
the blood and penetrates to an parts ot uic system.
Unless you get this poison out of your blood it will
ruin you, and bring disgrace and disease upon
your children, for it can be transmitted from parent
to child. S. S. S. contains no mercury or potash.
but It guaranteed n strictly vegetable compound. ,
Write for our free home treatment book and learn all about Contagious
Ulood Poison. Tf vou want medical advice rivc MS a historv of vour case.
and our physicians will furnish all the information you wish without any
charze whatever, . THE SVIFT SPECIFIC CD.. ATLANTA. OA. .
J U 11 rl UK A I 1 B rti vuwumwir.
JOHN BRATT & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans m Insurance
LaLst CaJl Fair Warning!
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
Lincoln county for personal taxes for the years 1901
and prior, will please take notice that if these taxes
are not paid, Distress Warrants will be Issued
December 1st, 1902. These taxes MUST BE PAID.
Do not blame me if you are compelled to pay costs.
C. F. SCHARMANN,
County Treasurer.
New Stock of Furniture
Just received, including1 a very handsome line of Rocking
Chairs rnd Cook Adjustable Reclining Chair.s.
AWWNVWVW
Colonel Cody and Indians.
Colonel W. V. Cody was at the
Merchants holel yelcrday enroute
to hia home in the Uig Horn batln
after a season with his hliow. The
Hhow closed at MetiiphlH, Tenn., on
November 8, after a most hucccbs
ful Benson. For the Inst tour
montlm they have not had a drop of
ram The ending oi the tour thin
3 car Is in contrast wnli that of a
y- r itf, when they Hundred the
latlroad collision near Richmond,
which cost t lie liven of 135 homes.
With "Buffalo Bil," are thirl. 1 -six
Indiana, who arc heing returned to
the government agency at Pine
Ridge in charge of "Hill" McCunc.
McCune will take nixty-Hve other
Indiana nway from tu agency and
prepare them lor the European trip
of the Wild West show. Thirty-six
Indiana hling into the dining room
of the Merchants lor lunch was an
unuaiial spectacle. They were re
garded in the light ot an exhibit
and the other boarders Mopped in
the middle of their meals and
gathered abdut to inspect them.
Colonel Cody'n ".how will open in
London on December 26th and will
run there tor fourteen wcek,t. Fol.
lowing that a. tour of the continent
Idle Honey Invested In dllt Edged Securities
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. X
ttrxiof orooo Any 33axaJXx. lax Wo'tora ...,
nrxioforonooi-jajay aBaxxjuc lax axr owra sjutEe,. , ?
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Blankets and Quilts.
We have just added a line of Blankets and Quilts to our
stocU. Come in and see them.
HOWE'S FURNITURE STORE.
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have returned trom an extended
riult with relativcH in South Dako
ta. They were accompanied home f
hy two of Mth. Staple'
Wm and Chan. Nlttcn.
John Parton, of
Imscd the new hotel at Hcsliey
and will soon have it open to the
public.
Heeuergcr v tjo. 01 ticrsncy,
shipped out one hundred and
twenty-jeven car load of baled hay
during the month of October.
Growcm of nuirar beets in this
loci 1 1 ty arc atill baryesting, pitting
and loading.
An inspector ot rural mail deliv
ery routes wan last week looxing
nver the one that waa petitioned
fnr out of IlerBbcy over a year ago.
lie paid that it wan. the finest route
that ho had inspected in tho Rtatc
and while il wait nhort a tew liousetv
hf thought it would be CHtabliahed.
We hope that it will be as it would
be a great benefit Mn the farmers
especially. A. F. 'Heeler took "him
from here to wortn iJiattc,,
TIMIIEH OUI.TUIIR. FINAL r-HOOF-NOTlOH
roit yuumoation
Ijind Office itt North PUtla. Neb.
OcIoUer 13th. 1902.
brothers, Ix-ntttt, . uarillan of Currl II. ronnftck, In
lilAliMI. nun
Kill
nfllc In North 1'lHltn. Neb., un Haturdar. tb
22 dr of Nnvi'mlifir. 100'. on lluilwr cnltnro n-
pitoauoa no. ia,wii, lor mo nonaciuu qunrior
of tctlna No. 32. In towoiblp Nn. 12, north range
No. SO weit ot tbu Hlxthr. it. Hbe namfasa
vltneacn-t Irwin A. Fort, John Connelly.
OtorRO W, Dinner and lUlirj J. uicncr, an oi
North Matte, Neb.
ot(-0 uionqs. ramicn, nrm.inf.
Stove Pipe
Enamel.
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Rubbet
Fountain Syringes,
Hot WaterkBottles,
Complexion Brushes,
Bulb Syringes,
Massage Rollers,
Gloves Nipples, Sponges, Tubing,
and all other Rubber Goods, just
received fresh from the factory
at low prices.
put, I
oldJ
A 25 cent can will
a beautiful closs on
pipes, stoves and all iron
work,
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1 ! A. P. STREITZ'S
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Corner Drug Store.
Al Hoover and.fn'inilv who.rccentr
will be made which will laat for hv returned from Wyoming are at
one or two yearn, according to the 'thi'n time located in rvti' ' olcT cknaU
decision ot Colonel uody. The companv's Iiohbc at NIchoK
greater part of tho show will sail M. Mickelocn is putting i'nv now
on the St. Louis, leaving New York lumber yard in conuecjion with his
department store nt Hershey
A gentleman friend from up the
line was Ihe eneM of A, A. Leister
Urn ITcrhhpy blacksmith lately.
Mrs. J. C, Gyger and children arc
visiting friends up the line at
precnt.
North Platte Pliama&t
December 3,0maha TJec.
HUM) 1 11(1
AQF.NT8 TOll
Heath &! MiMgan'Faint.
JJoat Iilnlmout on Eiuih,
"ntoH, sxov, m, ivwi 1 iiiiu rnoumii
tlem, Inst winter, whb down In bod six
Uof. till a friend unvo mo a bottlo of Uiil-
Inrd's Snow Llnlmont. I usod It, mid
not two more, bottles. It ourod mo and
I haven't folt any rhoumnllntu Rlnuo. I
onn rooOonnond Hnow Llnlmont to bo
tho best liniment on earth for rlioumu-
tlflm." For rlioumutlo, sulntlo or notirnb
trio nnliis. rub In lJullitrd'u Bnow Lint'
inent, you will. not eulfor lone, but will
bo KMlillod with a spoody and cifootlvo
euro. 25o, ROo, nnd 91.00 nt A, F.
Htroltz o Corner Drug Btoro.
FALL AND WINTER
SUITINGS
BETWEEN THE RIVEKS.
Miss Gertie Smith and Miss
Bessie ICshlemnn ictunied Satur
day from the comity scat on No. 101.
Will I54hlutnan, who tires out ol
North Platte, came up home oil
a visit over Sundav. He wau ac
companied by Dallas Wills who
happened in town that day
It U reported that several head
of cattla in the HUH have lately Untied'. cattle last week.
diid from feeding on com stalks. R-v nickfo- d wan home from the
'Plin lttiif nnil pam r hiinlMhaa i n 1 ltM I r i iu . t
...v ....j !".. ...van ... -'-1 mi tile uuivemiv at iincoin iu cubi
valley these days keeps everyuody i,i vote
buny who wants to work. x4 0Dje are t,n losing cattle Irom
mm. I'uuiijr niuuitn lutunibu i fne cornstalk disease , JOlin JHIIIUH
WELLFLEET WAVELETS,
The tcpubllcan ticket was the
winner for every candidate on the
ticket in this precinct.
The bridge on the lSlder place is
now completed.
There was a musical entertain
ment and dance at Seth Atwood's
l,iBt Tuesday. A good tune is re
ported, Also a dance at Mr, cnaBc's
Thursday night. 1
A. car of applet was on track here
last week for sale.
Henry Wakefield has relumed
from Indianola where ho has been
plowing for six weeks ou a ranch
near there.
More fall wheat and rye has been
sown here than for many ycarB ana
it ib looking excellent.
C has. Glaxe boucht all ot Unas.
her home at the county seat Satur
day from an extended visit in the
valley.
W. A. raxton ot Omaha, is up
to lus ranch near liersiiev oversee.
the branding and dipping of the
cattle on the ranch.
G. M. Smith, suctldn foreman at
Hershey, and IT. 13. Hungerford,
who resides on Mr. Smith's farm,
sold "IvltJg" Cole about eighty hogs
one day last week. They were not
fully matured but brought 'them n
neat little sum of money at $5.94
uer hundred pounds.
J. D. ToilHon Jr. and family were
cucsts of North Platte friends
Saturday.
Alrv Robinson nnd wife, of IIv
mon; S. D.. were the guests of bl
brother J. V Robinson and family
nenr Nichots last week.
N. B. Snurrier purchased a fine
herd of calves of Chas. McAllister
the other dav
W. H. Hill, who for the past
seven yearn has been manager of
the Ilershev lumber and coil yardB
for W. W, Young ol Lodge fole,
informs the writer thai he did the
largest business during the past
month than he did any month since
he took charge of the business,
Sunt, Neal, Of the county metro
polis, was looking after the inter
ests of the public schools iu the
valley last week. He found everyr
thlnir in connection with the
schools iu crood shape.
Mrs- G. A, Staplca and daughter
bavin''- lost
report,
thirteen since last
The anuual fair snd si n :er o
ll.c Presbyterian ladles' all society
will be held December otii.
Notice to Dotf Owners.
Tun duvB from the date of this
notice all douB found running a
lnri'tf w Itbin the city of North
l-Maltc ou which me license wis uu
not been paid, will be disposed ol
in accordance with the terms of the
ordinance In such caiie made anu
provided.
Dated fsovemoer i, ivu-.
R. H. Lanc.FoM), Marshal.
Overshoes.
Men's Heavy liucuic g an
......$1.25
75c
Arctics, per pair.. . .
Men's Snow Excluder
Arctics, Hcary
Edgc, per pair
Ladies' lSuchlc Arctics
ncr pair
These nrc al fresh goods ant
vc guarantee the satisfactory
wear of every pair.
WiKox Department Store
"We are now showtncr''a new
line of Fall and Winter.
Suitings which we make up
to order in correct style,
and perfect fit. .
Your inspection and order is
solicited. 1
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Jolin'Brntt
John Burke.'
E, It. Goodmnn
Bratt, Burke & Goodman,
DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK.
BUY OR SELL ON COMMISSION.
Reference Any Bank in Nebraska, Tel. No. 65. Office Bratt Bldg.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
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F. J. BROEKER,
Merchant Tailor.
NOTICK.
To T.milHa Mdv UoUb. Defendant;
You nrc noretiy nouncu tnat nn tne iaa a ir
ot October. Wl, Jatnen A. ltolih tiled a peif.
,1nn itirnlnRt vnn In tim rll.,rlrt riinrt nt T.:n
cojn county. Kehranka, the object and prayer
of which are to obtain a divorce' from vou
on the KroundN ot extreme cruelty and
fraudulent reprencntatton without cood
can?, and that you be restored to your
You are required to answer nald petition
on or beforo Monday. uccemtuT is, mt:.
.iAJu;a a. kuiiu
liy A. II. Davis, ins Attorney. in.
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Bale lies, Lightening
(f Hay Press & Repairs
it
JOS. HERSHEY 2
Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies,
Wind Mills, Pumps, Pipes and Fit
lings and Tanks, Barb Wire.
Locust St
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
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AX ORDINANCE.
Tn Biihinlt. In titirBiinnco to n Ftifilclont
potitiou Imrctoforo Hied on tho 7th Hay
ot October, 1SXW, to the olectora ot tho
O ty ot North l'lntto. Jjincom county,
Nebraska, nt a epootnl election called .
thtrjfor, In said city, for tholr approval
or rejection, tho proposition as to
whether the pnld City or rorth jiJifiuo
fihnll or shall not iesuo ita bonds in tho
sum of Fifteen ThouHiimt Dollars
($15,000 00), in denominations ot $1,0CD.0U
oacii, oearing interest at tour pur uouu
pur annum, payable seinlnrjnual) ,
mntuririB in twenty years, oui, w u
"nyablo nt any tlmo ufter ten years from
t eirdnt", utthooptibn ot snld citr, for
ho purpose of raising a Bum suluciont
to eropt. btitlfl nnd pptnb'ifh a Rnaolltlo
unt plant for lighting nnd heating pur
I osob In sntd city, and tho samo to bo
erected, established, owned and oporateu
by emu uity or Nortb rintte; nnu biiuii
tho proper omcersof Bald city be author
ized to levy, In addition to tho usunl
taxes, n upeoial tat on all tho taxablo
property in said city sufficient to pay tho
I annual interest on sitld bonds ns iho
aonio mny becomo duo; and to also levy
a sum BUlllclont to create a Binning iunu
ror tho purpose or priying, at maturity,
tho principal of tnid bonds. Said bonot)
to bo d09tguntod '-Qnsolino OasJ i'lutit
uonus."
Do it Ordained by tho Mayor nnd Coun4
cil or tho Uity or North natto.
Section 1. That on tho 30th day of
Dccombor, 1002, thoro shall bo submlttod
to tho voters ot tho city of North 1'lntle,
in accordance with a petition horetoforo
presented to tho council of Bald city,
signed by ton or mora resident freo
holdors of each of tho threo words of
said city, tho following proposition,
to-wit:
FIRST
Shall the city ol Ncrth PlatU lliss-o
Its bonds in thoFUtnof FitUou auuUb
and Dollars (315,000. CO), in denominu-
Hons or gl.UOU uo each, bearing tnierem
Ht four per coat par annum, payiblo
Eerai-nnnuolly, maturing in twenty
ynnr but pnvitbie at any tlmo atlpr ton
. oars from thoir dato, ot tho option of
'ma oily, for uiu purpoao oi rumtug a
sum sulllciont to erect nnd establish n
gnEolono gas plant for lightiug nnd bent
ing purposed in nnu ror eutu city, anu
the eamo to bo erected, cBtabliehoJ,
owned and operated by said city pt
North Plntto: and shall the proper
ofilcors of said city be authoried to lev; .
In ndUition tn the usunl taxps, a epcci' i
tax on nil tho tuxnblo property in bi d
oity buflicient to pity the annual intoiett
on said bonds as tho same may becomo
due: and to also low n sum sulllciont to
create n sinking fund for tho purporo ( f
paying, at maturity, tho principal otentu
bondu. iSuid bonds to bo doslguatod
'rinanlinn (inn T'lnnf. Mnmln."
SKCONIJ.
Snid bonds to bo negotiable in form and
nmablo nt tho Fiacul Agency ot the
Stuto ot Nebraska, in tho Uity of No
York.
TIIIKD.
Tim bnllots to be used nt enld election
shull havo printed thereon:
"FOKtssuiug intloen Thousanu JJoi-
lars (315,000 1 0), in tho bonds ot the city
of North Platte, In denominations of
21 nOftrtAnnnli Kunri n ir Intarocit nt tfly
per com per annum, payable semi
annually maturing in twenty jonri
but payub.lo at any tlmo niter
ten years, from their date, at the
option of said oity. for the purpose ot
erecting nnd establishing n gasoline gaa
plant for boating and lighting purposes."
"AUAUNSX issuing t'ltteon Thousanu
Dollars (S15.000.00). in tho bonds ot tho
city ot North Platte, in denomiuuuonot
81,UU0.OU ouch, bearing interest nt tour
por cent per annum, puyaoto somi-an-nuallo,
muturing in twenty years, but
payable iiny timo nfter ten years from
their uate, at too option ot sum city, lor
tho purpose ot erecting nnd establishing
u igasolino gas plant for heating and
lighting purposes." ,
Sf.o. 2. Thoso votlna in favor of said
proposition shull mark their ballots with
nn (X) after tho proposition beginning:
"For issuing Fifteen Thousand Dollars
in tho bonds ot tho city ot North. 1'lattoi"
ThoBo voting agalnBt said proposition
shall murk their ballots with on (X)
after tho proposition beginning:
'Arrninot ifiqninrr EMftflnn thtiUBinrf DoT-
lure in the bonds ot tho Oity of North
Plotte."
Sec. 3. This Ordinance shall tnko
etfect and be in force from and aftdr its
paBsago and publication as provided by
law.
Passed by tho Mayor and Counotl
Nov. Gth, 1002.
Harry oamelson UlerK.
Approved Nov. 6tb, 1002.
Ijfjstkr walker, ainjor.
NOTICK FOR I'tlllMOATlON.
Lnaa Otnco nt North Vliitt. Neb,
Uotolwr Ultli.
Notice liborobralTon tlmttho follnwlnu nnmnit
ottlor hni lltsil itntlonur hu lilttintlnn tn mtka
flaMiirixilln Uort or lilt nlulm, nnil tuut Hit J
)roo( will lie mailt, before tho lltwl'tor nnil Ho
retrrr, IidIIJ HIMm l.nutl nitlw, Nortb l'lnttu,
Nut)., on iiecomtor uin, mc, vit
IKVIN FAItAIIRI!!.
whn liirnle llnmettcail lintry No 1TS12, for tbu
nortliwi'it iiuarter of Boclton 81. town 11, north
of rauiro SI!, wnl 0th P. M. lie URUirt the fol-
lonlnK vltuef to prorn rite conttnnon real,
ilence upon ruiI onttlvktion ot mil J Intnl. vlis
joiiii linneetci, llllm L.ktn, MMumtel Lnpp
nil I u. Hiiuiuore, mi ot w aiiacc, noo.
o3U am. K. FnicMcii, Iteolster,
Em Five Cent Cigar
ppom ' vhv am TOWK
AT SOHMALZRIBD'S.
OnDKIl OF IIEMttNO.
Htateot Nebraska. Lincoln county, H B.
vmmtTK MOTlcn.
In llio mstlor ot tbu KstMo of John Kit Houll.
iloveasiol.
On ro.KlInir nnti nuns me pottuoit or Auron
Rcull. umilnir that Ibn Inatriimont, niixl on the
MO .lay nr iioiooer, iwj. un i imrinirunii 10 ue
me lHHivnii ana teaiameni or iu aani uecasoi.
mar b tirornl. aiMirorw). probatol. allowed ami
rwonlM ea the lent will ntt 1 tvalamont of tho
aalil John Kit Hcull. ilocearcil. anil that In CI oie
eutlnn t'f alil lnlrainent may be roiunilltcd and
the aduilulntratlou ot eald iwtute mny I urantud
to Aaron Hcull a uxooiiior.
Onlored thai Nnvciulwr it. 1002. at o.olock a.
m. . la alnliil for hxarttu aald petition, vilioti
all poreona Intpro'twl In aalil matter may appear
AtriOouulr Court to tin hold Iu and for aald
county ana show rnnn why tho prayer ot petition
liouu uo, uo trauiuu.
A. 8. lUt.nwiN.
031-3 County Judge.
'wdjfiste
NOTIfJK FOlt VUllMOATIOS.
Land unlro at North 1'latlo, Nob.,
OototwrUlb, 1002.
Vntlc U hereto iilvrn that Ilia followluu-
named tattler baa fllrd notice of Ida Intention tn
make final proof In support of hi claim and that
aald proof will l made before reulatvr .and re.
celver ot the U H. Land OfucentNoith I'latto,
Nab., on Novemtwr Sllu, xwi. vtit
UHNEHT O. rLEl'OIIKIl.
vhitmada IIomo4tead Jtutry No. 17.W0. for Ilia
uorthwett uarter of Iho eoulhoaHt quarter and
ir..i!ii nimrUir of the south in t nuarlar and
Iita 3 and 4, of Bectlnn 7, Tnwu , north of
Hane 2Uwpt of BUth I. M.
Ho namn the tollowlou wltnoaeea to prove 111 at
nnntlnunua retldnnon Unou and. eulttvatlou of wld
laud, vlit Kdward I.. jiloouey. and Kdward Eai
of North I'latto, Nob., Cbarlea Terry, of Well.
Deer, neo., auu ahiuo iifiumi, m muo, ntu.
Is invariably found in
every glass of
GUND'S
Peerless Bottled Beer
THE DEER. OP COOD CHEER
Because the best of materials and the greatest of
care enter into the brewing of it.
The ideal beverage for table use.
JOHN CUND BREWING CO., - LaCrOMC, Wk.
iStnd 13c far park of flat ploying cards.
H. StHLfiSlNGER, NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
RESOLUTION.
Bo it resolved, by tho Mayor and
City .Council ot the City of North
Platte, Nebraska, that tho or
dlnanoo heretofore passed on tho
Gth day of March, 1002, grnnting a
franohiso to oroct and maintain gas
works in the oity of North Platto and
regulating the constructing nnd opera
tion thereof to Clinton J. Colbey and
Charles I. Tcnny, that tho samo be sub
mitted to the voters of the city ot North
Platte, nt a special election called for
thut purposo on tho .JUth day or JJeoem
ber, 1902, for the npprovnl, adoption or
rojootioti of snidofdinnnce at ealu oleo
tion by said voters of tho city of North
Plutto.
Tho ballots to bo usod nt Enid election
shnll hnvo printed thorfon: "For grnnt
ing n rranchlso to erect anu maintain
gas worus in tno city ot rnorin rintto
regulating tho construction nnd opera
tion iheror."
"AcalnBt granting a frnnchice to ereot
I nnd maintain gas works nt ihj city ot
North rlntto. nnd reculatinidthd con.
btruction nnd operation therf a!'
Thoso voting in favor ot f aid Boronod.
tion shall mark thoir ballntH with nn (X)
opposite the propisition beginning" lr
granting n franohiso to orootaod main
tain gas works in the city of North
Plutte, regulating tho construction and
operation thoroof."
Thoso voting again st sail proposition,
Bl.nll innrk thoir ballots with nn IX
after tho proposition beginning: "Against
granting a rranchlso to orest and main
tain gns workfl iu tho city of North
Platto, and regulating tho construction
and operntlon thoreof."
That this resolution shall take effeot
nnd bo in forco from nnd nfter ita
passage nnd tho proposition- herein si nil
b submitted to the voters of the oity uf
North Plntto as provided by law.
T a
PATTERSON,
Oflloe over Yellow Front Shoe. Store
NOHTII PLAT1,E,,NKB.