Semi - Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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Entered at North Platte. Nebraska, Pottofilce
as second elm matter.
FRIDAY APRIL 9, 1909.
Patterson Elected Mayor.
As a result of the election hold Tues
day, T. C. Patterson will bo North
Platto'i next chief executive, having re
ceived a majority of ninety-seven over
J. It. White in a totnl voto of 680. Mr.
Patterson received a majority in each
ef the threo wards, which was contrary
to the forecast mado by people gener
ally, as it was predicted that in the
First and Third wards, whero thu
waterworks question figured most
strongly, he would lose out. Mr. White
was nominated by petition largely
throueh tho efforts of the lenders of
the Municipal Ownership League, and
they worked in hia interests; charging
Mr. Patterson as losing against munici
pal ownership. Prior to election Mr.
Patterson mado no statement of his po
sition on tho waterworks question, but
it was understood by thosn who sup
ported him that ho would if eloctod be
governed in his actions and influence by
what ho considered was for tho bust
interests of the city, and n majority of
the voters reposed confidence in him
It may be added Hero that it was
through tho influenco of Mr. Patterson
that, a number of years ago, a bill wns
passed by tho legislature which in
creased the amount of bonds which a
city of North Platte's class could vote
for the purpose of purchasing or build
ing waterworks. It would therefore
appear that he wns one of the first of
our citizens to take up municipal own
orship.
The Tribune regards Mr. Patterson
as one of tho most progrcBsivo citizens
North Platte has over had; thnt no one
takes a greater interest or moro pride
in our city than he docs, and it is con
fldent that when inducted into ofllco his
solo view will be to do thnt which will
bo to tho greatest good to the groatost
numbo.
Daylight Saloons.
Governor Shnllenborger Tuesday
aftornoon signod tho eight o'clock clos
ingbill and on and nf tor July 1st it will
bo unlawful for any person to keep
saloon open between tha hours of
o'clock in tho evening and 7 o'clock in
Iho morning or to sell liquor between
thtsa hours. Becauso the bill did not
carry the emergency clause it doos not
become effective until three months
after tho adjournment of the legislature
which will be July 1. Immediately
altar signing tho bill tho governor
dictated a statement, in which ho said
"The plan proposed in this amendment
for tho entira stato has been tried in
tho capital city of Lincoln, and both
"wets" and "dryB" uliko commend Its
effect. Business thrives in this city nnd
the hotels and places of amusomont
claimed most to be effected nro being
continually improved and constantly
crowded with patrons. It is admitted
upon all sides that in this city it has
had the effect of eliminating much of
public rancor from tho liquor question
"This amendment lms much dppasi
tlon in the two Omahas, because bust
neso men aro fearful thnt it will affect
trade and commerce adversely, and for
tho further reason that it limits to
certain oxtont tho policy of "homo
rulo" upon this matter. I boliovo, how
ever, that oxperionco will justify the
law, nnd thnt our largo cities will find
thnt thoir prosperity docs not depend in
any way upon two or throo extra hours
for the snlo of liquor.
"If tho law it) as wholesome in its of
feet as I boliovo it will be, it will give
solid standing ground for those who
beliove in strict regulation as tho best
way to handle this quostion."
Among tho "issues" killed at thl
session of tho legislature may bo listed
the "initiative and roforondum" so ar
dently supported by Mr. Bryan; wom
an suffrage in evory form in which
camo boforo tha session; nil ndvnnce
tcmperanco legislation of whatever
character excepting the "daylight" sa
loon bill; assessment of mortgages
to
the ownor of the mortgage, appants d
rcct to tho supremo court from tho
railway commission making losstediou
and expensive the prosecution of suit
against tho corporations by private in
dividuals. In tho langungo of a lend
ing democratic member nf tho house
"the peoplo have profited little by th
legislaturo with its democratic major
ity." The bill regulating tho charges
at stockyards was smothorod in th
sonata after passlng-tho houuu and
nevor camo to final voto.
. In signing tho daylight saloon bil
Qovornor Shallenberger has drawn th
flro of tho liquor interests. Cliuo. Motz
president of tho Motz browing coin
pany of Omaha, had a talk with the
governor prior to the primary last sum
mer, in wnicn n quotes tho govornar
as saying: "Now, Mr. Metz, I will
not ran for governor unions you can as
sure me that I have tho support of the
brewing and other liquor interests. I
am. not In favor of county option, nor
prohibition in any form, and I am op
posed to making tny revisions in tha
Slocumb law that will impose greater
restrictions on your business and that
of othor brewers and liquor men."
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.
March 2, 1909.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present Kockcn and Walter, commis
sioners, und county clerk.
It. C. Lnngford, county treasurer:
You are hereby authorized to cancel
taxes for 1908 on north half southeast
nd aouthenst quarter southwest quar
ter section 22-9-30, on account of being
land grant.
Also cancel taxes for 1908 on north
west quarter section 18-12-32, nnd re
deem for yers 1903 to 1907 inclusive
on account of being government land.
Also to refund taxes on south half
northenst and southwest quarter sec
tion 26-13-32 on nccount of error from
300.00 to 320.00.
Also to correct on west half of east
mlf section 8-13-28 from 960.00 to 90.00
Also to correct on Banks' sub-divia
ion C. 0. nnd 7. block 2. from 000.00 to
60.00 on nccount of error.
Also to correct on plat (Selby) aoc-
tion 4-18-30 from 30.91 ncres to 23.91
acres on account of doublo assessment.
Also to refund taxes on section 4-13-
30 for 1907 on account of double as
sessment.
Also to correct property of Mrs.
Post, North Platte, No. 3, from 800.00
to 300.00.
Putition of citizens of Hershey to ap
point five trustees to hold office until
next gcncrnl election. The following
trustees worn appointed: Carl Wick
strom, J. K. Eshioman, A. A. Lister,
Arthur Hurvey and A. P. Bcoler.
Claims were allowed:
Androw Hahn, road district No. 9,
$50.00.
Chris JenBen, road district No. 28,
C0.00.
Bond petition of Chris Jensen nnd
others for noction lino road received
and county clerk ordered to publish no
tlco.
Adjourned until tomorrow,
April 7,1909.
Board mot pursunnt to adjournment;
present Kockcn nnd Walter, commie
sioners, and county clork.
The following claims wero allowed:
William Ebrlghl salary nnd expenses
$319.00; P. G. Moyer, offices expenses
I. G0; A. O. Kockcn, sorvices 27.00; C
II. Waltor, services, $24.00; P. G.
Meyer, surveying, road district 10, COO
Tho county survoyor is hereby or
dored to survey and pint according to
law irrogufar tract of lnnd lying south
of tho Union Pacific railroad in section
22, town 12, range 28 weBt, joining tho
town of Maxwell easterly, and all ir
regular trnctB of land in sections 14 and
1G, town 10, range 34, joining Wallnco
of which thoro is no record.
Adjournotl until May 3, 1909.
Myrtle News.
Herbort Cidnor, of Gibbon, is visit
ing his sister Mrs. L. C. Mitchell.
Walter Cronon has returned to North
Platte after spending a woek hunting
in this section.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonson, of Nesbit, vis
Itod Mondny with their daughter Mrs
C. E. Allison.
Miss Clnrk closed her school and wll
roturn homo during tho week;
A returned missionary from Indi
will hold sorvicas at Mount Zion Friday
Saturday nnd Sunday morning of thl
week,
Dan Fowles is having a well put
down und a wind mill erected on his
section.
John Walz bognn working for L.
Mitcholl, April nth.
Tho Indies aid will meet Thursday
April 15th, with Mrs. John Santo. Lot
evory mumbor bo present and visitors
aro always welcome.
Mnbcl Miller closod a term of schoo
in West Whittier lRst Friday. Mis
Miller has given good satisfaction
this district.
liooco Brumtnut returned from Witch
ita, Knn. Ho thinks Nebraska
good enough for him.
Words To Freeze The Soul.
"Your son has consumption. His enso
is hopeless." Theso appalling words
woro Bpoken to Geo. E. Blovcns,
lending merchant of Sprindield, N.
by two export doctors ono n lung
specialist, 'men wns shown tho won
derail power of Dr. King's New Dis
covory. "After three weeks' use.
writes nir. uiovins, "no was as won as
ovor. I would not tnlto all tho money
in tho world for whnt it did for my
boy. " Infnllnblo for couirhs and colds.
it tho safest, Riirest euro of desperate
lung diseases on earth, f0c and $1.00
btono's Urug Co. guarantees sntisfnc
tlon. Trim liottlo frco.
For Sale.
Ono Po-choron Stallion ton yonrs old
weight 1,700, two coming two year old
macK t'orcnoron amnions, mono nut
inula are of excellent qunlitv, nnd wi
sell or undo under good gunrnnteo ver
cnenp. Address
A. E. Maiilatt,
m 30-0 Maxwell, Neb.
Baker Perfect Barb Wire
Painted, per (t j 4 f -
luuidred JOoIO
11 f n If tatiMAHt Cln..
III II X W M i I II if
II IIVVII 1bUIII MIIUIIV UlUlli
DISCRIMINATING LADIES,
Enjor Using? Ilerpleide on Account o
Ita Distinctiveness.
Tho ladles who havo used Nowbro'i
Ucrplclde speak of it In tho hlghost
terms, for Us quick effect in cleansing
tho scalp of dandruff and also for its ex
cellence as a goneral halr-drcnslnpr. it
makes tho scalp feel fresh and It allays
that Itching which dandruff will cause.
Newbro'a Herplcldo effectively cures
dandruff, os It destroys tho Borm that
causes It. The samo rerm causes hair to
fall out, and later baldness; in Killinir it,
Herplcldo stops falling hair and prevents
baldness. It Is also an Ideal hair dress
ing, for It lends nn aristocratic charm to
tho hair that Is qulto distinctive Sold
by leading druggists. Send 10c. In stamps
for samplo to Tho nerpiciao uo., uo'
trolt, Mich.
McDonell & Graves, Special Agents.
THOSE WHO EAT
uur urend. uokos and cookies are
nlways satisfied, and they become reg
ulnr customers. We use the best ma
terlnls, nnd employ tho most cleanly
methods.
Try our 2C-cent meals best in town
for the price.
ENTERPRISE BAKERY,
Mrs. Jennie Armstrong, Prop.
The C. F. Iddincrs Co.
COAL
Rock Springs Lump and Nut
Maitland Lump and Nut
Hanna Lump and Nut
Colorado Lump and Nut
Pennsylvania Hard Coal
(in Stovo nnd Nut Size)
Blacksmithing Coal
We carry the largest assort
merit of high grade coal in the
city. 1 ry us with your next
order.
Call Phone 7. We have it.
The C. F. Iddings Co.
THE
BEST SADDLER
IN THE BUSINESS
is none too goou mr our hnrness re
- .
quiremonts nor is tho best tnnned
leather to be found in tho market. Wo
aro solicitous as to turning out iK
class horse rrooda and our cmHtnntlv In-
creoslnc orders nnd sales speak well of
our nuiuiy 10 iuiini our promise ot Al
harnoss and horse clothing.
A. F. FINK.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior,
Untied States I.nnil onico.
North Platto. Nulirnskn. ,
Anrllft. 1009.
Asullleloiit contest ttllldavU having boon
filed In this 0HIC0 by Charles T. Iirone.h. con
testant, against, homestead entry No. ?3I78
maiio.iuno iu. imt. lor tun swwnf section 17,
township O.rango 32, by (leorgo W. Crulir con-
testeo, In which It Is aliened that Oeorgo
W. Craig lias never established his resl .-cw
on said lnnd; that he has never cultivate or
Improved any portion o tho same, and that
he has wholly ah ndoneit said iaiu for moro
than six months and 0110 day lust past: that
aid alleged alienee was not duo to his
employment In tho army, navy or morlno
corps f the United States durlnir any war
111 viiRii 1 nu yinieii mates lias been engaged
nam names nro nereoy uotllled to appear, re
snond anil offer ovlili'iicu Imu'lilm. vnlil nlloirn
InnallOo'clnck a m.oii.luuo4, 111011 boforo tha
Register and Itecelvor ot tho Putted States
i.n 11 umeo in iorui riatto, Nebraska.
i no sain contestant, having. In a proper
aflldavlt, tiled April 6. nun. sot forth facts
which show that after duodlllgoneo personal
service of this notice can not kj mado. It Is
horeby ordered and directed that such notlco
bo given by duo and proper publication,
ad-tl .1 K, Evans. Register.
I'UOIIATK NOTICB
in tho tnattet ot tho estate of Thomas Han
rah an deceased.
In tho tjoimty Court of Lincoln county, No
brasla. March SOth, ItHW,
Notlco Is hereby Klven, that tho creditors of
said deceased will meet the Administratrix
of said estate, before tho County Judiro of
Lincoln county, Nebraska, at tho county
court.room In said county, on thoitoth day of
April. ItOU and oil tho 2lst ilnr nf Oi'tnlutr.
1UW, at 0 o'clock a- m. each day, for tho pur
pose of presenlltnr thelrclalms for examlna-
'
c'iBn
adjustment ami allowance Six months
allowed for creditors to nnvsent thoir
ms and ono year for the Administratrix In
settle said estate from the 1st day of March,
1 HOP,
l'latl
w, This notlco to be published lu the North
Hons prior
latto Tribune, for eiirht successive publlca-
to Apr 3Ulh. Vm.
I mSfl-
I ... W.O.KLDEK.
I pVO-S Oountr Jude.
vifluiujimr i
Notice to Boys.
Notice Is hereby eiven that any boy
found using nir guns or 22-calibre guns
on the streets of the city win do
promptly arrested This applies to all,
nd no exceptions will be made.
1. L. MILTONIlEItGKIt,
Sheriff.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
f S. TWINEM
tl Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon.
Office! McDonald Bank MulMiny.
Phone 183.
A. J. Ames. SI, D. Mario Ames, t. D-
DOCTORS AMES & AMES.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
Ofllco: Over Stono Drug Co.
Phones: Office 273, Residence 273
HEO. B. DENT,
J Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Over McDonald Bank.
Phonos Office 130
I nones Y Rcsidence 11B
D
R. L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physicinn,
Rooms 7 nn'l 8. McDonald
State Bonk Building,
Phono 148.
WILCOX & IIALLIGAN,
Attorneys-nt-Law.
Ofllco over Schatz Clothing
Store. Phone 48
ip C. PATTERSON.
Attorney-nt-Law,
Office: Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
OUR EASTER GREETING
TO,
is an invitation to nuo in. one of our
high-class carriages. The driving
Bcason is about hero and you probably
need a new carriage anywny. If you
securo ono ot ouru you win navo ono
that is as safo as it is handsome, and
as low in price s it is high in class.
A. M. Lock.
Harrington & Tobin,
Wholesale Hay
and Grain. . . .
Parties desiring to settle their
accounts may do so by calling
at our office. Room Si Keith
Theatre building.
GO TO
P. M. SORENSON
FOR
Furniture Repairing
AND CABINET WORK.
Also Woodturning.
WINDOW SCREENS
.... A Specialty,
Shop 107 East Fifth.
T. F. WATTS,
AUCTIONEER.
My services aro worth all they cost
If you go to a cheap man you will
probably fail to sell or bo compelled
to sen at a sacriticc. rno only rea
son any auctioneer is chenn is be
cause bis services aro not worth
much. For terms and dates wruo
or wiro at my expense, mono U5(H
NORTH PLATTE
PANTATORIUM
II. R. REESE, Prop,
Ladies' and Gents' Clothes Cleaned with
French Dry Cleaner.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Goods called
for and delivered. Over Mrs. Hull
mun's Millinery Store.
Phono 450.
KARL GERLE
Merchant Tailor,
Invites your Inspection of his fint
line of samples of goods for Spring and
Summer Suits, Overcoats and Trou
sers, which will bo mado to order in a
most up-to-date and satisfactory man
ner. shop over benntz ci uauaugh'
store.
W. R. MALONEY,
UNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
A full lino of Caskets, Robes, etc.
Calls answered promptly.
Day Phono 12G, Night Phone 482.
I'ltOUATE NOTICK.
In tho matter ot tho ostatoof Mary Phillips.
deceased.
In tho county court of Lincoln county. Ne
braska. March SHli, 190tf.
Nntlen l. herebv slven that tho creditors of
said deceased will moot tho Administrator of
said estate, boforo tho County Judge of Lin
coln county. Nebraska, at tho county court
room, in saui county, on uieauin uay or April.
110U, andonthu ZOth day of October, MUD. at
o'clock a. m. each day, for the purpose of pre
senting their claims for examination, adjust
ment and allowance. Six months aro allowed
for creditors to present thelrclalms, and one
vrtir for the Administrator tn snttlo said es
tate, from tho Eflth day of March, HW. This
notlco to be imbl shed In tho North 1'latte
Tribune for 8 success! vo publications prior to
April sum, nw,
W. C. ELDEK.
m3)-s County Judire.
Sheriff'! Sale.
Ilr virtue of an ordor of sale Issued from
tho district court of Lincoln County. No-
braska, upon a decree of foreclosure ren
dered In said court wherein Martin L. Mc-
UiiIIoiidIi. Is Dlttlntllr and Lucv M. Ilalunln
Is defendant, and to mo directed.
I w ll on tho lot 1 dav of April. 1W. at
ono o'clock p. m., at tho cast front door of the
court houso In North I'latto Lincoln Ccunty.
iNotiraska. sell at public auction to the hlchcst
bidder rorcash, to satisry said decreo, inter
est and costs, tho following drscrlbed prop-
crtr. tn-wlti Southwest ouartcr (swk)
section elRhtecn (18), township fifteen (16) N
range thirty-two (J2), W. e p. m. in Lincoln
county, Nebraska.
nana nortn riatto. iNouraiKa, Marcn
tth. lt3.
tn(-r I, L. Mn.TONBEnoEn. Shcrltr.
TAX NOTICE.
Ctf. No.33."il.
To Ix)iils Btockdalot You are herobr
notl ed that on November 5th. WO. L,. A
Wight purchased at nubile sale, for taxes for
tho year IW5 tho following described tract of
and. to-wlt: Tho west i of section 13. town
shin 11. north, range .1.1. west. In Lincoln (Jnun
ty, Ncnrasxa. aia iani was taxed in tuonamo
or l.ouls stocudale. Tho tlmo of redemption
will exp ro after July isth. im. and urlor to
August 30, 1V0I), when tax daod will bo applied
tor.
Dated Uarch soth, 1W.
L. A, WlflllT.
HHEKIFF'S SALE.
Ilr vlrtuo of an order of salo Issued from
the district court of Lincoln count v. Nntiras-
ka. utHin a decreo of foreclosure rendered In
said court wherein Martin L. McOullough Is
piaintiiT ami .unerva a. unase ct al aro
dofendants. and to mo directed. I will on the
zui. day of April lwu. at 1 oclock p. m.
ai mc cast iront aoor ortno court houso in
North I'latto. Lincoln county. Nebraska, sell
at nubile auction to tho highest bidder for
cash, to satisfy said decree. Interest and
rosts.tho followlngdcscrlbed property, to-wlt:
Wo-1 half of no. hc&st quarter and oast halt
of northwest nuartor of Section 17. Township
U, Range 33. West of 0 P. M
Dated at North riatto, Neb., March lu, low.
I. 1j. MILTOMDEIIOEII.
mlU-6 - Sheriff,
Serial No. 01820.
Notice for Publication.
Decartmont of tho Interior.
U. S. Land Ofllco at North I'latto. Neb.
March 8th. 1909.
Notlco Is hcroby given that Alwln Zaulcr
of North Platte, Nebraska, who, on July 1st
mc, mado Homestead entry no. 1KJ73. Serial
No. OIKO, for south half nurthoast quarter
anu iois i anu section 4. xownsiup t, north,
ltango 32 west ot tho Sixth Principal
Meridian, has tiled notlco ot Intention to
raako ilnal live year proof to establish claim
to tho land above described, boforo tho
ltcglstor anu Itecelvor at North I'lattn.
nod., on mo em uay or iuay, iwu.
Claimant nonius as wltni'sspN nhnrtnv
Moyer. William l'a;ka and Josenh Evorlanch
of Dickons, Neb., and William Garman of
vtanaco, nod.
m9-6 J. E. EVANS. Register,
Serial Nn. 01W9.
Notice for Publication.
Dcpartmontof the interior.
IT. S. Land Ofllco at North I'latto. Nab.
March 20. 1909.
Notlco Is herobr glvon that Leslie II. Sims
of Wolllleot. Nebraska, who on January 20,
1V03, mado Homestead Entry No. 1DM0, Serial
NO- U1H5U for B 8WM. 11D snW. kwU snM
section 28. township U north, range 30, west
tlth principal meridian. lias filed notlco ot his
intention to make ilnal live year proof, to es-
lamisii ciaim to me latut a novo described, bo
foro tlio register and receiver at North Platte,
Nebraska, on the sovontceth day of May,
iw,
Claimant names as witnesses: Alliert Nick
les and .loo Koester. of Wollllcnt. Nnhrnilirv
and James Hlblet and Aloxandcr MacDonald
or North i'latto. Nobraska.
mSi-0 j. E. Evans. Ileglstor.
Notice of Incorporation of North Platte
Chautauqua Association.
Tho nnffno of said corporation shall bo tho
North Platte Chautauqua Association. Its
principal placo of business shall be In tliu city
of North i'latto. Lincoln Conntv. Nnlirnl&.
Tho general naturo of tho business to lm
transacted by said corporation shall be for
ttio punoso or maintaining and operating an
institution ror entertainment, instruction
and culture, literary, scientific, civic, ml Ic
ons and moral, by lectures, classes, concerts
and olhcrwlso along Chautauqua lines.
Tho amount of authorized capital stock au
thorized to bo Issued by said association shall
bo tho sum of iio.ooo divided Into four hun
dred shares of $-.'.00 each. Said association
may commenco business when f300o.W) of said
capital hiock lias peon subscribed.
Said association will begin business on the
lath day of February. 1WL and tormfnitn nn
tho 31st day of December, W3I, unloss sooner
dissolved.
Tho Indebtedness ot said association shall
not exceed two-tlilrds or its subscribed cap
ital. Tho affairs of said association shall bo con
ducted by a nrcsldent. vice nrpslilfnt. sccre
tary, treasurer, and a board of nine direct
ors.
NOHTH Pl.ATTK CllAt'TAtlOUA ASSOCIATIOM
lly T. O Patterson. Presldont.
m .i .,, ,wsn Tout, Secretary.
North Platte, Nob..
February lth. IWOO.
Serial No. OlSSfl.
II. E. No. mini,
NOTICE OF PUI1LIOATION
llKI'AHTMKNT Of TUB INTHM0U.
United States Land nnicn.
At North I'latto. Nobraska February 20, 1009,
Nnttpnta linrnliv irltfHn (lint Clnnfnn I..bm.
of North I'latto. Nobraska. who. on Octnhrr
10th. 1902, mado homestead entry No. 10)81. for
souiueast quartor section st, lownshlp 16 N.,
Itango 29 W., 6th Principal Meridian, has tiled
notice or intention to ma no tinai live year
proor. to csiaiuisii ciaim to tno una aixivo
descrllwd, boforo tho register and receiver, at
nuriu i iauo, ixuurasKa. on mo luiu day of
Anrll. 1909.
Claimant names as wltnessus: W, II Combs
and uartieid uutherlessor North I'latte. No
braska and James Cooloy and E. W. Wright
ui .u y rill', iiuu.
K3-6 J. E. Evans, ileglstor.
NOTICE OF. INCOIU'OKATION.
Notice Is horeby given that on tho 22nd day
of January, 1109, Articles of Incorporation
wero tiled In tho ofllco of tho County Clork ot
Lincoln County. Nebraska, Incorporating tho
Hershoy Tolephono Company.
Tho place of transacting tho business ot
said corporation shall bo In tho village of
Hershey. Lincoln County, Nebraska Tho
general naturo of tho business to bo trans
acted by said corporation Is tho owning,
conducting and operating of a general tele
phono exchange and tolophono toll linos,
with tho powor to acq u Ire any lines In oxls
tenco antr to establish and build now and
connecting lines, and to acquire such real es
tate as may lm necessary for tho purposes of
gald corporation.
The authorized capital stock of said cor
poration Is tho sum ot Flvn Thousand (IVXX))
Dollars and that said corporation began busi
ness on tho Istday of February, 19U9, Said
corporation Is to continue for a period of
Fifty iM) years from said 1st day of Febru
ary. 1009. Tho highest amount of Indebted
ness for which said corporation shall bo
liable shall bo two-thirds ot i-Mxw.uo.
The business of said corporation shall bo
conducted by a board of Directors, not ex
ceeding Ftvo (A). In number to lie selected
by the stockholders. Tho oflicers ot said
corporation shall lo a president, vlco-presl-dent,
secretary and treasurer ami such other
olllccrsor managers as shall bo authorized by
tho stockholders.
Hershey Telophono Co. by
Ar&iri Skliirnlfljrirry.
NOTICE.
Nntten Is tmrnbr elven that on tho 23d day
of March. W9, W. II. Ellis, Henry I'. Hanson.
Emanuel Hubartt. Frank L. Macomlior and
Julius MoBcnsen associated themselves to
g-other as a bony corporate, unaor mo iiamu
and style of Circle Hill Telephone Company.
The principal placo of transacting tho busi
ness ot said company shall bo at tho Ellis
school house, located on Soctlon 18. Township
l. north, ot Kango w, west in L.tncoin uoumy,
nebrasKa. 1110 gcnorai naiuro 01 me uubi
nH to tm transacted shall bo to construct.
own, operate and maintain a main tolephono
lino in Lincoln ano iucrnorson v;ouniies. Ne
braska, extending from tho north limits of
the city of North Platte, to a selected point
In Nnrilnn Sl.Tnwnxliln 17. north, of ItatlgO
31, west of tho 6th l. M.. together with lateral
and brancn linos, anu extensions oi mo main
lino, and for such tturooso may own. loaso.
soil and convey such real cstalo as may bo
necessary or incident to mo prontauio anu
proper conducting of said business! and to do
and perform such othor acts and things as
may bo Incident and necessary to tho main
powers of tho corporation. Tho amount of
too capital stocK auinorueu is .wu.w m
vliled Into shares of &0.0U each, ot which
capital sloclt not less than 24 shares shall bo
subscrllcd at tho organization of, said cor
poration three-fifths of which shall bo paid
in at the time of subscribing. Tho date of tho
commencement of tho corporation shall bo
tho istday of April, uw, ano ttio uaie or its
tni-mlnivtlim kIihII I mi tlin lstriav nf Alirll. liCT.
Tho hlgtest amount of Indebtedness or liabili
ties to which tho corporation Is at anytime to
subject Itself, shall not exceed tho sum of
t'KX) 00. Tho affairs of said corporation aro to
bo managed by a ixara or inreo aireciors,
together with n President, Vice-President.
Si.rrntarv and Treasurer, together with such
other and subordinate managers, agents and
horvantsas said oiuccrs may appoint ana
hlro.
Signed March -win. iw
W. II. Erxm.
IlENHY P. IlANSFN,
EMANDKt. HunAItTT.
1'rank L. MACO.Mnnit,
.lUMUS MOOENSEM.
Probate Notice.
In tho matter ot tho cstato of Ernest
Telltz. deceased.
in tho countr court or Lincoln county. No
braska. March 80th. 1909.
Notlco Is hereby given, that tho creditors
ot tho said deceased will meet tho Executrix 1
of said ostato, boforo tho County Judge
of Lincoln county, Nebraska, at tho county
court room In said county, on thoROth day of
April, uw, and on tno aist day or uctooer,
1909, at 1) o'clock a. m. each day. for tho pur
poso of presenting thoir claims for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance Six months
aro allowed for creditors to present their
claims and ono year for tho Executrix
to settle sain estate from the ZOth dav
of February. 1909. This notice to bo published
in tno Nortn riatto rriuuno, ror oigut suc
cessive publications prior to April 80th. 1000.
raso-8 w. O. ELDEK, County Judge.
8orlal No. 01908.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. V
Department of tho Interior,
U. B. Land Ofllco at North Platte, Nob.
March 29. 1000
Notlco Is hereby glvon that William Doobkn.
of North I'latto. Nob., who on Nov. 10th. 1903
made Homestead Kntry No. lviiv. serial No.
01908. north half northwest quarter, north
half northeast quartor, section .14, township
in north, rango si west of tho sixth
principal meridian, has tiled notlco ot
Intontlon to mako final 11 vo year proof,
to establish claim to tho land abovo described
boforo the Begistcr and Be'cclvor at North
Platte.Nebraska, on tho 2stdoy of May. 1909,
Claimant namos as witnesses: Hugh daunt.
James Ilechan. oeorgo Macomber and Dennis
McKllllps, all ot North I'latto Nob.
m3o U .I.E. Evans. Bcglster.
SHEBIFF'S SALE.
By vlrtuo ot an otdcr of salo Issued from
tho district court of Lincoln county, Nobras
ka, upon a decree of foreclosure rendered in
said court wherein William Paddoot ot al aro
plalntllTs and Tho South I'latto Loan and
Trust Company Is defendant, and to mo di
rected, I will on tho tth day of April 1909. at
1 o'clock p. m., at tho east front door of tho
court house In North I'latto. Lincoln County,
Neb. sell at public auction to tho highest bid
dor fori cash, to satisfy said decreo, Interests
and costs, tho followlngdcscrlbed property,
towlt: Southeast H, ef Section 8, Township 9,
Bongo 32.
Datod North Platto. Nob., March 16, 1909.
I. L. Mir.TONBEitaen.
m!9-6 Sheriff.
OBDF.B OF HEABINQ ON PETITION FOB
APPOINTMENT OF ADMIN ISTBATOB.
Stato of . Nebraska. L
Lincoln County, S
In tho County Court, April 1st. 1909.
In tho mattor of tho cstato of Louisa
Hund. deceased.
On roadlng and filing tho petition of Fred
Hund, praying that tho administration of
said cstato may bo granted to htm as
administrator.
Ordorcd. That May 3d, 1009, at 9
o'clock a.m.. Is assigned for .hearing said
potltlon, when all persons Interested In said
matter may appear at a county court to bo
held In and for said county, and show causa
why tho prayer ot tho petitioner should not
be granted. This notlco to bo published for
?.1,X.8US,C,;?S,V0 Publications n tho North
Platto Tribune prior to May 3d. 1909,
5S W. O. Ei.DKit. Couutv Judge.
PBOBATE NOTICE.
In tho matter of tho estato of Samuol Vunk
houser. decoasod.
In the county court of Lincoln County, No
braska, March 31st. 1009.
Notlco Is horeby glvon. that tho creditors
of said deceased will moot tho administrator
of said estate, before tho County Judgo of
Lincoln county, Nobraska, at tho county
??urt roJ2P' lnald county, on tho 4th day ot
tlAY' .antl ,ntno4th day of Novomber.
1909, at 9 o'clock a. m, each day. for tho pur
poso of presenting their claims for examina
tion, adjustment and allowanco. Six months
aro allowed for creditors to presmt thoir
claims, nnd ono year for tho administrator to
sottlo said estato from tho 17th day of Febru
ary, 1009. This notlco to bo published for
V,',8' sccesslvo publications. In tho North
I'latto Tribune, prior to May 4th. 1909.
n"-" W O. Eu)eu. County Judgo.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Nebraska Court of Lincoln County.
Eugene W. Plckott. Plaintiff, vs. Eramus
B. Picket. Caroline Boyl and William Plum
mor, Defendants,
Notlco of Salo In Partition,
0 Notlco Is hereby glvon that In pursuanco of
a decreo and order lu tho District Court of
Lincoln County, Nobraska.mado In tho above
entitled action upon tho autli day of Fobrul"
ary, 1909. tho undersigned reforoo duly ap
pointed In said causo and aftor taking tho
oath prescribed by law and glvon bond In tho
sum and manner and with sureties as pro
vided by law. and approved by tho Court and
17." ft. rln'8' -judeo of said Court. I
Malnard E. Crosby, tho said roforoo. will of
for (at public auction at tho oast front door
of tho Court Houso In tho County of Lincoln.
niSi.0,?,' No1Vr8s,k' i thP, hlehost biddor for
cash tho following described property which
wasordorod to bo sold by said decreo by said
court, to-wlt:
Lots ono (I), two (2) and threo (3) in block
M.vniri"ill'?c, (2?' 'J? 1,10 orlK'nal town of
Ii?? '. H,0'" County, Nobraska. Said
salo will bo hold and said property sold as
aforesaid at 2 o'clock p. m.. Coutral Standard
tlmo on Saturday, tho sth day of May. 1909,
and said salo will be hold open for a porlotf
of pno hour from and after tho said tlmo ot
1 o'clock p. m. on said date.
Dated this 2nd day of April. 1009.
Mainaiiu E. CnosuY,
Boforee.
OBDEB OF HEABINO ON PETITION FOB
SUMMABYADMINISTBATION.
state of Nobraska, Lincoln County, ss
In tho county court April 3d. 1909.
mi J'10 wftttor of tho cstoto of Bridget
Malonoy, deceased.
On reading and filing tho potltlon of O. E.
Slmo-t salJ'ciSoT "Ummttry
Ordered. That April Mth. 1009, at B
? c.m a' a'tmcd for hoaring said
petition, when all por&ons Interested In said
PAVVI ma' nniiear ot a county court to bo
hold in and for said county, and show causo
why-tho prayer of petitioner should not lie
granted, this notlco to bo published for six
successive publications In tho North Platto
Tribune prior to April 26th. 1909. "
, W. O. ELDEB.
n0'3 County Judgo.
Estray Notice.
Taken up on about November 1st,
1908,on section 86,tovn 15,range 32, by
the undersiened who there resides, ono
white nnd black heifer about two years
old branded on left hip, nnd untifV
crop on both oars. The owner must
call, provo property, pay chafes and
take animal away or it will bo disposed
or nocorHmg to law.
