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    The Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bark, Editor and Publisher
8DHS0IUPTION RATES i
Ono Year, cnh In advance II.S
Months, cuh In advance 6 eti
Entered at North I'latto. Nebraska, Pot tofflce
as second cl am matter.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 25, 1908.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CONOHISMAN.
I hereby announce myaelf a candi
date for the nomination for congress
man from tho Sixth District of Ne
braska at tho primary election to bo
held September 1st.
UODEIIT G. Uoss,
Lexington, Neb.
UKI'KESBNTATIVE.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for representative of tho Mth dis
trict, subject to the approval of the re
publicans at tho September 1st pri
maries, I have no extended platform but
agree, if elected, to carry out the
winnc-i of a majority of tho people of
the district to the best of my ability.
H. K. HusilKB, Kimball, Neb.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announco myself a candi
date for tho nomination for county com
missioner for tho Third district, subject
to tho action of tho voters at tho pri
mary election, September 1st, 1008.
Ira A. Gaitiier,
Dickens, Neb.
The Office of State Superintendent
is ono of tho most important to overy
man, woman and child in tho stato of
Nebraska. A glance at tho statistics
given below, compiled in 1900, will givo
something of an idea of its importance
ns well as of tho executivo and educa
tional ability required: School houaes,
G,70; teachers employed, 0,C3!); child
ren of school ago, 37;l,820; total en
rollment, 280,617; valuo of school dis
trict property, $12,070,500.00; total
teachers' wages, !l,403,G-17.09; amount
paid for books and supplies, 200,158.35;
total expenditures, $5,452,289.00.
For this oilico western Nebraska
submits to tho careful judgment of tho
voters, subject to tho decision of the
Republican primaries, September 1st a
man thoroughly capable and in every
way worthy of this most important
trust. Prof. James E. Dolzcll, for at
least eleven years, has given eminent
satisfaction as superintendent of the
schools of our neighboring city of Lex
ington, and during his incumbency tho
schools there havo been brought to a
high stato of efficiency. For five years
ho has been a member of tho stato
board of education for normal schools,
being at present president of that body.
Tho experience thus gained has been
of great valuo as to tho requirements
of our school system. Mr. Delzoll will
get practically tho unanimous voto of
this section for this most important
office.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
(Continued from first pago.)
Chan McDonald, ront to uurvoyor,
21.00
Maxwell and Brady Telophono Co.,
Paul G Meyers, ofllco expenses, 2.50
G A Lowell, six claims deputy
Biierui, iKHJ.uu
I L Mlltonborger, six claims sheriff,
C00.OO
Archibald and Wilhclrn, supplies, 4.50
iTitcnaru si uo., muso., B.io
Julius I'izor, MUbc, 11.11
J. W. l'ayno. colt killed $1.25
Mrs. Emma Pulver, balanca of claim
llletl Uclobor 17,218.50
C M Ilarkcr, supplios for county
superintendent y.uu
V W Hlncker, mdao, 14.80
J E Rowlands, iihIho, 3.00
Sanil Richards, tmlso, 13,75
Goo E Prossor 202.30
Sundry persons, Lunkwitz caso 33.45
sundry persons, imlllliB, 40.00
Sundry persons, jurorB, 413.00
Rush Mercantile Co., mdso. 35.05
Sundry porsonH, surveying land for
Taxablo nurnosoa 91. 20
Sundry persons Stato va Knapp 28.10
ueionuanta toes uisauowcu
Wilcox Dopt Storo, mdao 179.02
Smith Premier Typewriting 4.00
L P Smith, UHsosHor 80.85
P M Spronson, doors for court house
5.70
Smith Promior Typewriting Co 111.50
Sundry persons in tho matter of
Chan. It. Johnson 49.35
Chas A Wymun 8.00
Chns F Tcmplo 25.05
Christian Sodlcott, ront 10.00
E T Tramp, mdso 5-1.90
A F Streitz, mdso 19.45
Tidball Lumber Co, coal 30.20
Tho Worrall Manf. Co, mdso 20.42
Ollio Wymun, ront 12.00
Wollflcet Mercantile Co, mdso 15.50
Mary C Whlttington, caro of Whool
or zo.uu
Wollllcot Mercantile- Co, ront 4.00
O E Weil, jurors' menls 7.75
State Journal Co. supplies 204.09
Klopp & Uartlott Co, supplies 1081.10
kiii xjuiiiii, iiiniuuiu i' uuu UU,UVJ
Alburt Muldoon, Attorney 25.00
M C Duggan, inquest 30.00
W C Elder, services 219.72
John Gocdko, caro of Martin 91.00
Graham & Co, mdso 25.75
E R Goodman, rent 3,20
Ginn & White, mdso, Bridge fund
8-1.40
Ginn & Whlto, mdso, general fund
Ginn & Whlto, mdso, general fund
24 58
Ginn & White, mdse, Bridgo fund
19-20
Ginn & Whlto, mdso, general fund
89.81
Hnmniond & Stevens, supplies 187.50
W V lloagland, attorney for Clar
enco David 10.00
W V lloagland, attorney for Wado
35.00
W L Huzen, 2.80
Harrington & Tobin. mdso 51.00
William Hornwr, 51.10
C F Iddings, coal 4.00
Josoph Uayncs, Deputy gamo war
den, State vh Soulo 50.00
Otis O Moss! claim for 1.25 swearing
election board, disullowcd for full
amount
Claim of School District No 91 for
2.00 election disallowed for full
atnburit.
Claim of School Dist No 89 for G.00
Election, disallowed for full amount.
Unuorwoou lypownter Co. machine
101.25
Victor Anderson, road work G.00
Kearney Hub, supplies, general fund
75
C U Wood, nails and etc 20.00
Chas A Scaton, assessor 75.00
Andy W Johnson, Bridge work 13.00
Harding Spencer, Road No 25, 01.00
J S Hotch, Lumber bridgo fund 58.40
J H Van Cloavo Road Dfst No 31 1.00
Win E Funkhousor. Balance Road
Dist No 4 200.00
N C Hordes, road work No 25 23.25
II L Gaunt, labor and repairs, gen
eral fund 25.80
Fred Hund,, road dist No 40 3.00
Frontier Co, for work dono allowed
on Com Dist 3 87,12
Jos. Horshey, plows 37.25
S L Petit, haying road No 35 33.00
Adjourned until tomorrow.
August 21, 1908.
L Walker, Electric Light Co. 9.55
Patterson & Tift. Comm Dist No 2
on genoral fund 440.48
Patterson & Tift, Road District No 1
22.00
Patterson & Tift. Road work No. 3
20.00
Patterson & Tift. B adinir Hubbard
Road 75.00
E. H. Springer services, 138.50
S C Wills services 141.50
A O Kocken services 131.50
Christian Sodicott Bat rent General
fund 2.00
Loster Walker Transportation ircncr-
al fund 50.00
Hammond & Stovcns Co.. supplies
general fund 9.20
K (J Urown, supplies briuco fund
28.93
W B Salisbury hauling 0.00
Hupfer & Lnndirraf t'lass and labor
21.00
I L Miltonbcrccr. oflice expenses
08.10
I L Miltonbcrger. board of prisoners.
103.25
Adjourned until tomorrow.
August 22, 1908.
Board of county commissioners met
same as yesterday. Prosent full board
and county clork.
Claim or Sundry pcrBonH. witnesses
in Judge Elder's court 278.50
Claim of sundry persons, same 80.20
A petition by A E Marlatta and oth
ers presented to tho board for tho in
corporation of Maxwell granied and
tho loilowing directors appointed J A
Campbell, W II Piummcr, L E Story,
w ciarK and A kj Marlutto.
Tho following claims wero allowed:
L h Roach citv attorney ironeral
lumi zuu.uu
C F Iddmirs Lumber bridcro fund
31.85
John Crowloy, assessor 3.00
Sundry persons survov of Road No
309 allowed on Com. Dist No 3 C0.00
Paul G Meyer 5.00
Board makes low on School District
No 2 for bond and Intcrost for tho en
suing year nine mills
i,iinm ot vv v uoagiand in caso
htato vb David balanco on oth"- bill
5.00
Claim oi u A iincon countv assessor
first and second nuartcr and oxnonso
aiiowcn on gonerai iunu iwu.uu
.ii i .
Road No 2921 not t oned for bv I A
xoung ami otners in .lellry canyon
comes beforo tho board for formal act
ion and th" bonrd being of tho opinion
thnt tho public good requires it samo
Is granted nH survoved bv tho countv
survoyor, Bovernl of tho partic having
waived damages.
Tho following claims for damages are
auowcu on nnovo petition:
Fred Peckhum 20.00
J A Young 150.00
Mrs D II Dovonborgor 50.00
D H Dovenborgcr 25.00
J Norsworthy 80.00
Earnest Frankfort 25.00
Petition for public road presented by
W C Eldor and othors known as road
No. 308 comes up for formal action and
tho board finding such enormous dam
ago asked for samo and allowed by tho
nppraiser tho petition is doniod and tho
county clork notilled to refund doposit.
vmvui isuimiiui, iiniiiiigun itir roau
No 300, allowed on Com Dist No 3, 50.00
i t-i - .i .. - i
wini nnwKins, samo, au.uu
Robert E WilBOIl. lllliniiL'OH nn rnnil
No 30(1, allowed on Com DistNo2, 30.00
y u iiownru, same, jiu.uu
l Ij Mlltonberircr. m oniro In ntntn
cases, allowed on genoral fund, 89.00
It W Roborts. nnnraisor Dist No 33.
o.ou
... ,
Board adjourned until Oct 5th, 1908.
Dickens Doing.s
L. A
Weakly lias returned from
Ivans, whuru hit )ml i.n...
Arcadia,
visiiuig ior nuouc a month and reports
tho prosnoetB nro for n good crop In
... i ' . ..
eastern tvnnsas,
votaw iV l-risto made a Bhipmont of
inroo cars ot cattio to South Omaha
atuniay.
Mrs.lGeorgo Younir and child ron nf
Wollllcot wero visiting in this vicinity
Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Solbv, of El wood
were visiting at mo J. II, Hreach homo
last iuursday.
. Clarence Lstes has returned to hi
homo in Lincoln after spending tho
Duiiiii ur wuii nm graiid-parenta Mr,
ami iiirs. w. i. wstes.
Mrs. lieorgo Turnor who 1ms boon
quite bick is reported to bo improving
mitm imuimiv iiroacn visited in
Mooronid over Sunday.
MrB. McKay and two children
Kansas City who have boon spending
tho summer with Cecil Tucll left Fri
day for Denver where thoy will visit
ior some timo.
'Ihotnas Klblii is running a delivery
wiiKwi i or ecu muii, jay i.uwye
having quit a fow days ago.
. School will open in Dickens Sontum
bor 7th with Miss Marjory Taylor as
J I II IC 1 1 lit I.
Harry Miller of York, is visiting
wuii i.uHiiu iTisio ior a low days
They both departed Monday for Choy
vniiu tm wruvi'r wnere tnoy will at
tend tno i rontter show.
Jessio May. tho infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. E. O. Polzol, died of Cholera
infantum at their homo four miles
southeast ot town, ago three months
and Hovonteon dayB. Tho child was
only hick two days and iU sudden do
nurture leaves tho parenta heart
brouon. Mr. and Mrs. rol.el havo tho
sympathy of tho ontiro community in
thoir sad boroavomont. Tho funeral
was hold Saturday nt 3 p. m. at tho
Baptist church.
During tho past week Boveral BhoworB
navo viHitoti una vicinity insurinir
good corn crop in most localities. Ten
miloB south of town tliroo IncheB of
wotor is reported to havo fallen Mon
any night.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
t s. TWINEM.
V , Homeopathic Physician
nnd Surgeon.
Office! McDonald Bank Ituilding.
Phono 183.
A. J. Amen, M, I). Mario Amos. 4. D
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
Ofllco: Ovor Stone Drug Co.
Phones: Office 273, Residence 273
GEO. B. DENT,
Physician and Surgeon.
Ofllco: Over McDonald Bank.
,, Office 130
Phones Ic8dt!nco 11G
)
R. L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician,
Rooms 7 and 8, McDonald
Stato Bank Building,
Phono 148.
WILCOX & HALLIGAN,
Attorncys-nt-Law.
Office over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phono 48
fl C. PATTERSON,
Attorncy-at-Law,
Offico: Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
Letter Boxes
Samples can be seen nt Rincker'a
Book Storo and orders left there.
P. DRRKE,
Wood Turning and
Furniture Repairs,
Cabinet Work, Screen
Frames, Saw Filing and
Setting. All kinds of Job
Work done on short
notice at prices to suit.
Terms Cash.
P. M. Sorenson.
Shop North of P. O.
RED POLLED BULLS
FOR SHLE
Being through with my herd
bull I offer him for sale; four
years old and a choice indi
vidual. Also some fine young
bulls ready for service for sale.
One-half mile south of court
house.
F. E. Payne,
The Iowa
Low Down
Mndo in Iho Largest Separator
Factory in tho World.
We will save you Dollars on
Separators.
Lamb's Cash Grocery,
NORTH SIDE.
W. R. MALONEY,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND OMBALMER
A full lino of Caskets. Robes, etc,
ans unswereu promptly.
Day Phono 120, Night Phono 482.
Mil '
NOTICE.
C. E. McNeil, first namo unknown.
and Mrs. McNeil, first and real name
unknown, will take notice that on the
9th day of July, 1908, P. H. Sullivan, a
Justice of tho Peace of North Platte
Precinct No. 1. Lincoln Countv. Ne
braska, issued an order of Attachment
for the sum of $21.80 in an action pend
ing, wherein Schatz & Clabaugh aro
Plaintiffs and C. E. McNeil, first name
unknown, and Mrs. McNeil, first nnd
real name unknown, Defendants, that
property consisting of one Upright
mno. 1 rybcr make, has been nttached
under said order.
Said causa was continued to the 20th
day of August, 1908,atl0 o'clock, a. m.
SCHATZ & CL.AHAUOII,
Plaintiffs.
Extension Road No 83
To all whom it may concern:
By nn order of tho county commis
ioners July 15th. 1908. thev beinir of
tho opinion that tho public (rood re
quires tho establishment of a public
oad as ioiiowb:
Commencing at tho north cast corner
of section 32, township 14, rango 33,
running thence north on section line be
tween sections 28 and 29, township 14
range 33, for a distance of one-half
mile and connecting with tho public
road thereat, hereby open and dcclaro
the same to bo a public highway. All
claims for damages must bo filed in the
county clerk's office on or before noon
on tho 20th day of October, 1908. or
such road will be established without
rcferenco thereto.
Dated North Platte, Neb.. August
11th, 1908.
r . It. ELLIOTT, county Clerk.
ROAD NO. 315.
To whom it may concern:
liy nn order ot tno county commis
sioners July 15th, 1908, they being of
tno opinion that public goou requires
tho establishment of a public road as
follows:
Commencing at the southwest corner
of section 30, T. 14, R. 33, running
thence north on section line between
sections 25. T. 14, R. 31, and 30, T. 14,
R. 33. 32.53 chains to a point 100 feet
north of center lino of U. P. R. R.
main track measured at right angles,
hereby open and declare the same to be
a public highway. All claims for dam
age must be filed in the county clerk's
oflico on or beforo noon on the 20th day
of October. 1908, or such road will be
established without reference thereto.
Dated nt North Platte. Nebr.. Autr.
11th, 1908. F. R. Elliott.
County Clerk.
Road No. 31G.
To nil whom it may concern:
The commissioner appointed for the
purpose to locato a public road com
mencing at the southeast corner of sec
tion nine 9 nnd tho southwest corner of
section 10. town 9. ranee 29. run
ning north on section lino between
sections 9 and 10 nbout 120 rods, thence
in a northwestorly direction, striking
tho nuartcr section line between tho
southeast quarter and tho northeast
quarter of section 9,about 50 rods west
of section lino between sections 9 nnd
10, thence in n northwestorly direction
about 20 rods nround head of pocket.
thence in a northwesterly direction on
present traveled road until it strikes
tho present granted road coming out of
head or pocket from well canon on
northwest nuartcr of section 9. town 9.
rango 29, this being the termination of
tho proposed road, has reported in favor
of tho establishment of said road and
all claims for damage must be filed in
tno county clorKs oilico on or beioro
noon on tno 24th day of October. 1908.
or such road will bo established without
reference thereto.
Dated North Platte Nebr., August
18, 1908. 1''. R. ELLIOTT,
County Clerk.
NOTIOK.
To ICato Connolly. NdIHu Slovens noo Nol
llu Connolly. (Jtoriro Connolly, .lolm Con'
nuiiy, .lonnio uomioiiy ami Atrncs uoiineiiy,
ilofondantM!
Will tako notlcn that on tho 6th dar of Au
gust. im. Kninm l'ulvur. plaintiff lioroln. Ulod
ntir iH'iition in tho uiMtrlct court or Lincoln
County. Nubrnskn. niralnst nald ilofcmlantM.
limiiomicd with otliur.s. tho object and uraror
of which nro to forocloso a certain morte&irn.
oxucutrd by tlio dofoiulant. Kato Connolly, to
tno luniiuiir. unoii tno southeast ouartor or
section il, township 13, north, raiiKo .'HI. west
ot tho nth p. m.. to secure tho payment of a
curtain promissory nolo. tlalodJunolMtli. IVCti.
for ttiosum or M7.w. duo on or Injforo tliroo
years aftor (late, with Interest at clclit nor
cent from ilato until maturity of said note,
nun interest alien percent alter maturity.
That there Is now duo upon said nolo and
mortiraeo tlio sum of together with
Interest l'lalntl r prays for a decree that da
fondants lxi reonlred to tm v tho snino or that
said premises may ho hold to satisfy tho
amount found duo; and for general ciuttamo
rouor.
1 oil are reonlred to nnswer Haul ixttltlcm
on or noioro tho uist day or rscptombcr. lt'iw.
iifticu Aiitnist Din, iwn,
all-i
Emma I'ui.VEii. Plaintiff.
Serial N 0IH3, II. E. lttSU
NOTICB KOIt I'UHMOATION.
Department of tho Interior.
U. S. Land Ofllco at North Hatto. Nob..
Auirurit 4. Hits.
Notice Isherehrirlven thnt Uasner I-. tilt-Its.
of North I'latto, Noli., who on March 1, 1W
mniio Homestead ivntry No- ivi, for north
half southeast quarter and north half
southwest uuarter, section II, township
in N.. raiiKo W. w., Htii l'rlnclpol
Meridian, has filed iintk-o of Intention to
mako Dual live year proof to establish
claim to the land aluvo described, lxiforo
Heulster and lti-ctlvor at North I'latto,
Neb., on the. 21th day of rVptomlMir. UDM.
Claimant names as witnesses!
Itupvrt Hchwalk'or. of North I'lattn, Nob.,
Vetor O I'eturson, of Myrtle, Neb.. Klvln It.
Hlvlts. of North 1'lntte. Nob., nnd ItnlMirLll.
CasMiti.of N'eshltt, Nebraska.
ni n ,i. k. kvans. Iloiflstor
Serial No. II. E. 10lf.
NOTICE TON PtTIII.IOATION.
Department of tho Interior,
I) H. Land Oilico at North I'latto. Neb.
August 10th. IKW.
Notice Is hereby given that Katherlno
Sorenson, formerly Katherlno Peterson, of
Denmark, Nebraska, who. on September Hist,
11" tl, mndo homestead entry No. 1V733. for
southeast quarter Section 81, Township II N.,
llatigeSS V.,ilth Principal lerldlan. has filed
notice of Intention to mako Klual llvo year
proof, to establish claim to tho land alsivo
descrlls'd. lxiforo tho register and receiver, at
North Platte, Nebraska, on tho Vth day of
October, IMR
Claimant names ns witnesses! I. M. Alxjr
cromble, llaiisl). .lergeiisen ami Jacob llosen
Ixirg, all of Maxwell. Nebraska, and Nels
Nelson, of Denmark. Nebraska.
all-tt J. K- KVA.NS, Keglster.
OKDEH OF IIF.AIMN'd ON PETITION FOR
, APPOINTMENT OF ADMINLSTUATOlt
Tho Stale of Nebraska I y
l.tncolii County (M
In the County Court. August Kith, HHW.
In the matter of tho estate of Frederick
A. Landers, deceased.
On reading and tiling tho ictltloii of Molllo
K, Harris, praying that tho ndiuliiNtrattoii ot
said estate may lxi granted totleo. E. French
as Administrator.
Ordered, that SoptomboJd. im, at U o"el(x;k
a. m., Is assigned for hearing said petition,
when all ihtsoiis Interested In said matter
may appear at a county court to bo hold In
and for said county, and show cause why tho
prayer of petitioner should not lxi granted
This notice to Iki published three successive
weoki In the North Platto Tribune prior to
lo t-opi- :i, pin.
W. 0. Ki.ueu.
County JUdio.
ftll-Dt
1P08 l'RIMAKY ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby elven thnt on Tuesday, tho
1st day of Foptcmbur. IHOS, at tho votlnit
places in mo various precincts or Lincoln
County, Nebraska, thero will bo bold a pri
mary election for the purpose of nomlnntlmr
candidates for the following ofllccs, to bn
voted for at tho general November election.
i-.iifht I'rosuientiai lilectors.
One riovernor-
One Lieutenant Governor.
Ono ."ecrelary of Stnto.
Ono Auditor of Public Accounts.
Ono Stato Treasurer.
One .superintendent of Public Instruction.
Ono Attorney General.
Ono Commissioner nf IMilillc T.anil and
Illllldlmrs.
One Hallway Commissioner.
Ono Comrrussman for thn Mirth Cnmrrnu-
slonal Uls-.rlct.
One State Senator for tlio Thirtieth Sena
torial District.
Ono Statu Iteprosentatlvo for tho Fifty
I'ourth Iteprosentatlvo District.
uno bounty Attorney.
Ono County Commissioner fnrCnmmlsjilniinr
District No. 3,
Justice of the Poaco to fill vacancy.
Constables to fill vacancy.
Olio Overseer nf llltrliwnru fnr nnfli Ilnari
District.
Also, foror niralnst a iirmmseil nmnnilmont
to section nine. Ill), article rlirlit. (H). nf ilnimn
stltutlon of tho Stato of Nebraska with rofer
onco to tho Investment of tho permanent
school fund.
Also for or airalnst a protxised amendment
to sections two. U). fotirltt. live, (J), six (0) and
thirteen 13, or article six (. of tho constitu
tion of tho Statu of Nebraska with reference
to an Increase In tho number of tho .ludues of
tho Supremo Court, provldlnir for their op
IKilntments, terms, rcsldetico and comDcusa
tlou oftho.ludres of tlmSutirnmn nil IIUIHct
Courts.
bleu election will be open at 12 o'clock
m. and continue open until 9 o'clock p. m.,
of the snmo day.
, Doled North Platte. Nobr.. this 30th day of
June. HJH. V. It. Elliott. County Clerk
J3-S1
NOTICE OK INCOIM'OKATION
Notice Is hereby irlven that thn ri V. til.
dlnus Company, a corporation, lias been or
iranlred under tho laws of tho state of No-
nraska, with Its principal place of transact
ing business at North Platte, Nebraska, but
said corporation mar establish anil mnltilalii
other olllccs and places of business. Tho
ireneral naturoof tho business to bo trans
acted by tho corporation shall lie the buy
Ine and selllnirof lumber, coal. lime, brick,
stone, cement, and all kinds and character
of bulldliiL' material: also all kinds of train.
Ilour. feed and mllllne products! also tho
ownlnir. operating and maintaining of lumber
lUHicuai yarns at rtonn rialto. llershey,
Sutherland, .Maxwell and other points; and
mo owiiinif aim operating or mills, olorators.
Ilour and food stores nt any iwitnis t which
said corporation may do business: and to
buy, sell, own, uso and luaso all real estate
necessary and Incident to tho proper and
prolltabloconductlng of Its said business: and
to sub-let nnd lease any nnmnrtr nf anlil rnr.
IHiratlon, and to do and perform such other
nets aim tilings as may bo incidental and
necessary to tho main powers of the corpora
tion. The amount of capital stock authorized is
the sum of JLW.000.ui. divided into shares of
tlW.W) each, of which said capital stock at
leasiiiiv.vju w snail uo subscribed and fully
paid upon tho organization of tho corpora
tion; and full paid up shares of stock shall
Imi issued for tho amount ho fully paid up and
not otherwise. Said corporation was au
thorized to commence business on tho 10th
day of April, 1WM. and said corporation shall
terminate on tho loth day of April, 1U38. Tho
highest amount ot indebtedness to which this
corporation shall nt any tlmo subject Itself
SMu.i not e.ceeu s-i,wu.w,
ThoalTalrs of tho corporation shall bo con
ducted by a board of tbreo directors, a presi
dent, a secretary and a treasurer, and a gun
oral manager, and such other sulxirdlnato
agents and servants as tho board of directors.
in lis judgment, may appoint
Dated this 31st day of July. 1WW.
Kvvik C. IuniNOS. President.
Fiiep Pkiiiiktt. Secretary.
PIJOI1ATE NOTICE
In tho county court. Lincoln county, Ne
braska. In the matter of tho estato of Henry A,
Lozler, deceased.
NOTICE.
To any person Interested In said estate:
Whereas, on thn 7th day of Ainrnst. A. D
1U0H, Mary A. I.ozler. Harry A Lozler. llesslo
t fl ....... V.i i T -t l r -r i
r. uukki r-uui iv. ijiur nnu .100 iOEiur.
iwtttluncrs. urcsontud tlutlr tpilt1nti tn unld
court alleging among other things, that said
Henry A. Lozler died in Cuyahoga county.
Statu of Ohio, leaving n last will nnd liwin.
ment. which has been duly admitted to pro
bate in tho Probate Court of said Cuyahoga
county: and further alleging that at tho tlmo
of his death said Henry A- Lozler was tho
owner of land In tho county of Lincoln, and
stato ot Nebraska.
And said petitioners at tho samo timo
filed with their said iietlllnn n duly nntlumtl.
cated copy of such will and tho probate
thereof, as provided by law In tho caso of
foreign win and praying that such will and
the Probate thereof may Imi allowed, filed And
recorded as tho last will and testairent of
said Henry A. Lozter.decoased. Now.theroforo
You aro hereby notilled that I have
designated and appointed Saturday, the
8th day of September, A. D. 1MH.
at 1110 nour or u o'clock a. m. or said
day. at my ofllco In tho city of North Plat to
In said Lincoln county, as tho tlmo and place
for hearing said petition when and where you
can appear and show cause. If any thoro bo.
why tho prayer of said petitioners should not
lxi granted and said will and tho probate
tiicrcoi so auiiieiiticateu should not ixj al
lowed and recorded as tho last will of Honry
A. Lozler. deceased.
This notice to bo published In tho North
Plattu Tribune, a semi-weekly newsnanor.
for 8 successive weeks prior to September
Oth. IWW.
Witness my hand nnd tho seal of said court
tins ith day of August, uwi
all-3 W. O. El.insu, County Judgo,
NOTICE.
F. C. Lathrop, first or real namo unknown
defendant:
Will tako notice that on tho llth day of
August, W. Wesley T, Wilcox, plaintiff
heroin, filed his petition In the District
Court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, against
said defendant, tho object and prayer of
which aro to remove the cloud on tho tltlo to
tho east M or tho northwest u and tho east H
of tho southwest of section -'I. townshlti U.
north, of rango -U. west of tho Oth P. M. In
Lincoln county, isenrnska, caused liy a cer
tain mortgage, executed by Elmer K. Reese
to ono Lew K. Harrow, which mortgage was
recorded in Hook U, at page It5 of tliu Mort
gage HecordsofiLlucoliiCotinty.Ncbraska.and
which mortgage was assigned by said Low E.
Harrow to the defendant, F. O. Lathrop.whlch
assignment is recorded in hook v at pago xux,
of tho Mortgage Itecords of Lincoln county,
Nebraska; which mortgage Ix-camo due, by
Its terms, on the 1st day of Anrll. Mil. nnd
which mortgage Is barred by tho Statute of
Limitations Plaintiff asks that his title to
said land in) (piloted in him as against said
mortgage.
Vou aro reo ii I red I o answer said lmtltlon
on or Ix'foro the 2sih day of September. 1MW.
Dated Aug. it. ivw- wkhlkvt wii.cox.
Plalnttir.
PKOIIATE NOTICE.
In tho County Court of Lincoln county. No
brnska. August 10th 10S
In tho matter of tho estate of Ix)ti
Illtmann, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that tho creditors of
said deceased will meet the Administrator of
said estate, before the County Judge of Lin
coln County, Nebraska, at tho county court
room in sain county, on tno nn day or Septem
1st. Ham and on tho rub day ot March, 1W., at
U o'clock n. m. each day, for the purposo of
presenting their claims for examination, ad
justment ami allowance. Six months aro al
lowed for creditors to present their claims
and one year ror tno Administrator to settle
said estato from the alt b day of May, 11" K
Thlx notice to lxt published for four cmisocii-
live weeks In the North I'latto Tribune prior
to M'lll. iin. m.
ull-t W. C F.i.nitit. County Judgo,
ft) THE ANHEFSEIMHTSOH IIUEWINO
1 Company, non-resident owners of lllock
l our H) Hi reiilslon'H Addition;
The owners of the property on the north
side of East "It" Mrvot IxHwccn Dewey and
Pino streets, aro hereby untitled that the
Mavor and Council of tho City of North
I'latte, Lincoln county. Nebraska, passed and
approved nn oi'illnnnce on the 3d day of Oc
tolior. Il ordering n sidewalk adlolnlng
their snld premises, to be constructed ns to
line ami grade and of permanent material as
provided In tho general ordinances of said
city, regulating the construction of sidewalks
in said city, passed and approved on the :1st
day of June, WW.
rnless said walk Is constructed by yon
along tho south side of Illix-k 4 in l'euistoii's
Addition owned by you. In accordance with
said ordinances on or Ix'foro tho 1st day of
Septemlxir, 1W. tlu samo will U constructed
by said oily and the costs assessed tumii tho
said lots owned by you adjoining which tho
samo shall no constructed.
Chas. F. Timplk.
alt'M City Clerk.
' PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT,
Tha following prouoied mnendmont t4
the conitltutlon of ths Stat, ox
bratia, n Uerelnalter .it ol1,af.,JBft
la aubmltted to tlie tlctor f'be.st?,"
gonerat election to be held Tueiday, lo-
vmnun ara, . x. u.
A JOINT IlESOLt'TIONto amend Sec
tions two 11), lour n;, live Vu,
and thirteen U3) of Artlclp jlx t
the ConstltutU of t hoS uit. of
8e It Beaoltred by tho teplalatare of tho
Hiaio ox fleoiiiMji Bfl That
. . n . . .iinU n r ill nf tne
Constitution of a he -State oflebraiC3
beTtmefideU to rraa aa ioiiuws. ,..,
Section 2. ttiupremo CUU4'
jnrltdictlon.) The ijuprcmo Court snail
consist ot sevon (7; juubcs: !fu "
Jorlty of all elected nnd quallflJ Judges
Bliail lie iiecesFHry i.Vn-T Th,.
Suorum or pronounce a decision, xnu
uprome Court shall have Jurisdiction In
nil cases relating to the revenue, civil
eases in xvnicn me state 13 '''","'
nnd such appellato Jurisdiction as may
be provided by law. ...i
Section 2. (Amendment proposod.) Thai
Section four (4) of Article six '6) of tho
Constitution of the State of Nebraska be
amended to read as follows:
Section 4. (Bnpromo conrt, ludffei.
olectlon, term, residence.) Tho Judges or
tho Supreme Court shall be elected by
tna electors ox tno maio i iui6t,
their terms of office, except as hereinafter
provided, shall bo six years. And said
supreme court judges snaa uu.uib v."-"
term of office rcsldo at the place whore
tho court Is holdrn. .
Bcctlon five (B) of Article six (6) of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska bo
amended to reao as ioiiowb; ,-m.
leotlon, term: chief JnBttee.) That at
stato of Nebraska In the year 1909, ay
fach kIx years thereafter, there snail b
rifVtru mice v JU"ri-J VI7 " III
Court, who shall hold their office for tho
period or fix years; mat ai ine jenmni
election to be held In the stato of Ne
braska in tlie year mil. nna uacu
years thereafter, there shall be elected
three UJ JUUKCS ox inc ouyicinu .uu.
... ...... t. a . n I AfflM fnf thn nrlnn
of six years; and at tho general election
to be licia in ine sime ox neumn
the year 1918, and each six year there
after, there shall be elected a Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme Court, who shall
hold his office for the period of six
T. . . . I ... thai trim mmH(r nf thn
I t.l n mi ii.Lu ' - ........ w
Supreme Court whose term of office ex
pires In January, 1914, shall be Chief
Justice of tho Supreme Court dtirlnr that
time until tho expiration of his term or
office. And, provided further, that upon
tho adoption ot xnese amtnuinvnin u
electors of the State, the Governor shall,
Immediately upon Issuing his proclama-
appoint four (4) Judges of tho Supremo
Court, two Ki) ox wiiuui bikii "C.."V
pointed to hold said offico until their
.. Un nln.l,l nt th ,T, n O T" ill
election In 1909, and havo qualified; and
ine otner iwo ij hiiuii nuiu
until their successors shall be elected at
tho general election held In 1011, and
have qualified.
Section 4. (Amendment proposed.) That
Section six (6) of Article six (6) of, the
Constitution of tho State ot Nebraska, bo
amended to rend ns follows:
Section 6. (CUlof Juitlco.) Tho Chief
Justice shall serve as such durinxr all tho
term for which ho was elected. He shall
preside at all terms of tho Supremo
Court, and In his absence tho Judges
present shall select ono of their number
to presido temporarily.
Section C. (Amendment propoi cd.) That
Eectlon thirteen (13) of Article six (6), of
tho Constitution of Nebraska be amendod
to read as follows:
Section 13. (Judges, salaries.) That
Judges of the Supremo Court shall each
receive n salnry of $4,500, nnd the Judges
of tho District Court shall each recelvo
a salary of J3.000 per annum, payablo
quarterly.
Approved April 8, 1907.
I. Geo. C. Junkln. Secretary ot State,
of tho Stnto of Nebraska, do hereby
certify that tho foregoing proposed
amendment to the Constitution ot tho
Stato of Nobraska Is a true and correct
copy of the original enrolled and en
grossed bill, as passed by tho Thirtloth
session of the legislature of the Stnto of
Nebraska, ns appears from Bald original
bill on file In this offico, nnd that said
proposed nmondment Is submitted to tho
qualified voters of tho stato of Nobraska
for their adoption or rejection at tho
genoral election to be held on Tuesday,
tho 3d day of November, A. D. 190S.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
sot my hand and affixed tho Great Seal
of the Stato of Nebraska. Dono at I-ln-coin,
this 15th dnv of July. In tho year
of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred
nnd Klght. and of tho Independence of
tho United Slntes the Ono Hundred nnd
Thirty-third, and of this State tho Knrty
second. OKO. C. JUNKIN.
(gCal) Secretnry of Stato.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
Tho following proposed amondment to
tho constitution of the Stato of e.
braska, an hereinafter set forth In full,
Is submitted to the electors of the State
of Nebraska, to bo voted upon at the
general election tn bo held Tuesday,
Novembor 3rd, A. S. 19001
A JOINT RESOLUTION to propose nn
Amondment to Section 9, Artlclo S of
the Constitution of the State of Ne-
Be'it'nVsolved and Enacted Hy the Tttg
lilatura of the State of Nebraaka:
Section 1. (Amondment.) That at the
general election for stato and leglsln'.lve
officers to bo held on the Tuesday sue
ceedlng the first Monday In November.
1&0S. tho following provision pr---"l
nnd submitted to tho electors of tho
stato as an amendment to Miction All
ele S of tho constltutljn of I ho fitnte nf
SecUoifb. (Educational rnnds, Invest
ment.) All funds belonging to tho stato
for cducntlonnl purposes, tho Interest nnd
Incomo whereof only aro to be used, shall
be deemed trust funds hold by the stnto.
and tho state shall supply all losser
thereof that mnv In nny mnnner accrue,
no that tho sumo shnll remain fnrevo
Inviolato and undiminished; nnd shall nol
bo Invested or loaned except on United
States or securities, or registered
county bond. . this htate, or registered
school dlr-'.rht bonds of this state, nnd
Ftich othor securities ns the lrglsmturo
may from time to tlmo direct. And such
funds with the Interest and Incomo Unro
of are hereby Folemnly pledged for the
purposes for which they are granted nnd
sot npnrt, nnd shnll not be transferred to
nny other fund for other uses.
Section : (Xlallots; Adoption.) That
at said election In thn year 1C08. on the
ballot of each elector voting tbcrent thero
shall be printed or written the words:
"Tor prnpoed amendment to the Cophi no
tion with reference to thn Investment nf
tho permnnent school fund." nnd "agnlnst
said proposed amendment to tho constitu
tion with reforenco to tho Investment of
the permnnent school fund." And If a
majority of all voters nt snld election
shnll be for such amendment, the snino
shnll be deemed to be adopted
Approved April r. 1!)7.
1, rji" (' .lunltln. Pecretnrv nf Stale,
of the State of Nebraska, do hereby cer
tify that the foregoing proposed unieml.
ment to the Constitution of the Slate nf
Nebraska Is n true and correct ennv nf
tho orlglnnl enrolled nnd engrnssei) bdi.
ns pnssed by tho Thirtieth session nf Mn
legislature of the Stnle nf Nebrnsl"i. ns
nppenrs from snld orlglnnl bill nn file In
this office, nnd thnt snld propnid
amendment Is submitted tn tho qualified
vnters of Die Stnto of Nebraska for their
adoption or rr lection nt Hie general elcr.
tlon to bo held on Tuesday, the 3d dav
of November. A. D. 1908.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
of the Stnto nf Nebraska. Dnne nt Lin
coln, this 16th day nf July. In the venr
. . t nr., nnA t' i. . . , i . .
in Liu i in,,, -.mm ,tiui' Hun
dred and Klght, and of the Independence
of the United States tho One Hundred
nnd Thirty-third, nnd of this Stale tho
Forty-second
aico. C. JUNKIN.
Secretary of Stat.
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