Semi-Weekly Tribune
Ira L Bare, Editor and Publisher.
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Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Post
ofllco as Second Class Matter.
FRIDAY JUNE 17, 1910.
One of the political quorica now be
fore the people of Nebraska is whether
or not W. J. Bryan will be a candidate
for United States senator. It ia Bald
that Mr. Bryan assured G. M. Hitch
cock that ho would not be a candidate,
and yot Bryan Beems to countenance
the circulation of petitions placing him
a nomination.
Declaring that District Attorney
Fickert of San Francisco had failed to
take action, Governor J. N.Glllott Wed
nesday ordered that tho Fourth of July
fight between J. J. Jeffries and Jack
Johnson bo stopped by Attorney Gen
eral U. S. Webb. Tho order iB contain
ed in a lengthy letter of instructions
received by Webb and directs that he
proceed without delay to take nec
essary steps. Webb nnnounced that he
will at once comply with the governor's
instructions.
The tyranny of a government that
would make its departmental clerks
work eight hours instead of seven hours
a day is apparent at n glance. If Pres
ident Taft enforces tho eight-hour dny
in Washington tho oppressed clerkH will,
of course know what to do. They should
appeal to tho courts on tho constitution
al ground that cruel and unusual pun
ishments are not to bo tolerated in the
United States. Eight hours a 'day I
What are we coming to in this country!
Denver papers stato that the several
railroads which have been doing con
struction work in Wyoming and Colo
rado have ordered a cessation of work.
"Unfriendly" national legislation ia
given as tho cause for this action,
which is u lamo excuse. None of the
railroads will bo Seriously affected by
the moaBuro now before congress, the
object of tho law being to correct
existing abuses and unfair methods em
ployed by tho roads. It will not be
surprising if tho railroads attempt to
bring about a financial flurry which
with tho aid of Wall streot thoy are
able to do in hopes that it may divort
attention from railroad legislation.
The New York World calls attention
to the fact that while tho railroads re
cently undertook to raiso their rates
all along tho line, and aro only waiting
now for another opportunity to make
tho attempt, other public servico cor
porations nave not made such effort,
but on tho other hand havo been increas
ingtheirserviec,givlngmoro money and
somo instances reducing rates to tho
public. The samo conditions prevail
with public service corporations gener
tillv as with tho railroads. Thon whv
tho attempted squeeze? Doubtless mere
ly because tho railroads thougnt it
could be done, and becauso they had
not taken tho proper measure of the
man In tho wnlto nouso. Kearney nub
President Rinloy of
the Santo Fo
railroad published a letter which
he
snys was written to him by
iirotnlnnnt liuslnnss rann."
'a very
nrominent business man," that pre
dicts a lomr-drawn nanlc as the ulti
mate outcome and remedy of existing
business and political conditions, Bays
tho Omaha Bee. Tho letter is extremely
pessimistic, comparing tho present with
tho noriod immediately nreccdine the
panto of tho early nineties, likening
the ucmnnu (or corporation legislation
and control to tho vagaries or populism.
Brvanism and otherjsms of thoso days.
Tho writer is so downcast that ho has
withdrawn investments and fled to
Europe, where he Bays, "I will seek tho
enjoymento ot tno idle," ratnor man
stny hero and hnzaru ills nnancini sol
vency on tho threatening rocks.
Tho Louisville Courior aptly and
truly sayss "Tho farmer furnishes
business for tho lawyer, ho cives em
ployment to tho doctor, ho secures tho
service of the teacher and the preacher.
Ho furnishes most of tho revenuo to
maintain our irovernmcnt. In fact, all
things considered, agriculture is tho
most important single occupation
among men. Slnco the farm is so im
portant, why Bhould not fnrmintr be
ntmrecluted more? Why should not our
best and most intelligent boys solqet
farming as their lifo work? Many of
them are. People are how realizing
tho great opportunities that tho farm
oiTcrs. Farmers aro thinkinir more.
working more patiently und becoming
, bettor runners. Tho farm ia coming up
to Its own. Stay and build it up,"
Some Facts About Nebraska.
A well known publicist has described
u "bonanza" us being "a hole in tho
ground for Bale by a liar." Tho defi
nition is true only in part u "bo
nunzu" is not always a hole in the
ground. Peoplo who nro looking for
"got-rlch-qulclc" schemes need not
look to Nebraska. But people who are
looking for homes in a land whero the
Boil is fertile, whore the air is pure,
whero educational facilities nro best,
und whero the. toil of tho husbandman
or the industry of tho manufacturer is
reward ju bounteous measure -peoplo
looking for honiuM that kind of a
country should amm Nebraska.
Here are u fuvrnTcUi about Nebraska
that homeseckerfl t-hould tudy, ond
which loyal Nebrnskans Bhould scatter
to tho four corners of tho earth:
Nebraska raises moro wheat, oats,
barley, corn and alfalfa to tho ncro
than uny othor stato, in the union.
In 1909 the avorago yield of corn per
aero in tho United States was 25.6
bushels; tho Ncbrasku average wna
2G.7.
In 1009 tho uYerngo yield of buy
per i1xo In tho United States was 112
IonB per acre; the Nebraska average.
was
Nebrasku soil is poculiarly adapted
to tho growing of every cereal and
fruit that may profitably be rained in
tho temperate zone. It is "the buckle
,on tho corn belt of tho world." It
is jtne'o mini largest corn urouueing
Btate'ihUK'o union, with u smaller corn
BRrRe than either of tho states that
iire'atMisKi of it In total production,
A decode ugo Nebrasku was not
council among tho wheat producing
sut'etf. Twisty It is thu fourth whuut
producing stato in tho union, and
raises moro wheat to tho acre than
either of tho three states exceeding it
in total production.
The two states that excel Nebraska
in corn production were old and well
settled states before Nebraska wui ad
mitted into the union. Of tho thrco
states that excel Nebraska in the total
of wheat produced, two wore old and
well settled beforo Nebraska was ad
mitted. If Nebraska can rank this
high so early In her history, what will
her position bo at the close of tho first
quarter of the present century?
Thero is a umcroncc between -cneap
land" and "low priced" land. There
is very little "cheap land" in Nebraska.
liut mere is a treat deal or "low priced
land" -that may be secured at a low
prico on easy payments, and which will
nroduco abundantly Millions of acres
of raw land aro obtainable land that
has novcr been touched by tho plow,
and which is as fertile as any tho sun
ever shone upon. With the advent of
intensivo fnrmlna tho "biK farm" is
disappearing, and its place is being ta
ken by tho small farms. This means
that tiierc are hundreds of thousands
of acres of improved farm land upon
the market, obtainable at a reasonable
Krice and upon good tofms. Every year
undreds of farmers aro retiring,
nmply rewarded for their long years ot
labor, and their land holdings aro for
sale.
The homo seeker need look no further
than Nebraska. The far northwest Is
famous for wheat, but Nebraska wheat
lands aro just as productive and in ad
dition Nebraska soil will grow corn,
outs, rye, barley, airairn, potatoes,
etc. just osprofuselyas Itgrows vhoat.
mere aro approximately 4'J.OUO.ouo
acres in Nebraska. Twenty-five mil
lion acres are as yet untillcd.
There is land in Nebraska, subject
to homestead. Write to the United
States land ofllco, North Platte, Nebras
ka for information.
For farm land, imnroved nnd unim
proved, write to any reputable real
estate dealer in Nebraska. Tho real
estate dealers who advertiso in this
newspaper are worthy of confidence.
Nebraska offers homes to tho in
dustrious.
For Nebraska Flyers. ,
Tho Aero Club of Nebraska an
nounces an amateur aviation contest
in connection with tho Mid-West Avia
tion meet to be held on a eicht near
Omaha, July 9 to 14.
Thero are a good many people in"
Nebraska interested in aviation but it
was not known anyone pretended to flv
until tho Aern Club unnounced enough
amateur avaitors had been found in
Nebraska and Western Iowa to havo an
nmetcur meet in connection with a big
demonstration. Nine applications aro
now in i or entries to contest.
Professionals who will comneto in
clude Glenn M. Curtiss, who recently
mudo tho record breaking flight from
Albany to New York city, Chns. K.
Wliiaru and u. J. wars, both nroics-
sionals in tho hcavior than air ma
chines nro under contract to come.
The Nebraska Aero Club has nut un
$15,000 to secure these men and thoy
win give a nvo day demonstration on
some sito to bo selected by Mr, Mars
within a fow days. Both Florence and
Benson are bidders for tho meet and
it will bo held some place near Omaha
Clarke Powell is becrotary of tho Ne
braska association.
Paxton Farmer Bilked.
Thursday's Omaha Bee had this item:
Ono of tno oldest confidence games
Known to tno ponce, round unothor vie
Mm In John Monson, a farmer of Pax
ton, Neb., when ho handed out $10 to
a stramrer on a train at tho Union sta
tion Wednesday morning. The stranger
met Monson first Tuesday night, accost
ing mm witn a nearty lianashaKo ana
familiar greeting on tho street.
He told tho farmer his name was
bhorman, and upon learnlnc that Mr.
Monson camo from Paxton, remarked
ho also lived in that town. Before
parting Shorman learned that MonBon
intended departing for homo in the
morninc.
Sherman was on hand to meet Mon
son, quite by accident ngain at tho Un
ion Btatlon. ui explained ho was try
inir to Bend out n bill of froicht to Pax
ton, and had a check for $1,600 which
he couldn't cash. If hu could only cash
tho check, ho said, ho could pay tho
freight charges, and nil would bo well.
Monson rapidly advanced his now found
friend a loan of 916 on tho check and
noiu tno worthless security. Shorman
departed to pay tho freight charges,
but never returned. Tho farmer, there
upon, after n fifteen-minute wait, re
ported tno matter to tho police.
The Only Double Track
Uney Between North
Improved Train Service
to Chicago
The electric -lighted Denver Special
leaves every evening, arrives at Chicago
next day at 1:30 p. m,; a solid through
train with convenient! schedules and
all travel conveniences.
Direct connection at Chicago .with
eighteen-hour trains to the east.
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THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES
Capital and. Surplus $135,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, President,
E. F. SEEBERGER, Vicc-Prcsideni,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vicc-Prcsiucnl,
F. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
Juno 14th, 1910.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present Commissioners Strcltz and
Walter and county clerk.
Claim of U. C. Ducean. plowinc fire
guards In towns 12 nnd 13, ranges 31
and 32. allowed on Commissioner Dis
trict No. 3 for $1G.00.
Upon petition signed by Chas. R.
White and others requesting H. F.
Coates to bo appointed justice of the
peace for Sutherland precinct, tho
samo is hereby granted.
Claim of Jesse Long for road work to
be dono in Road District 31 allowed for
$205.00.
Tho county clerk fa. hereby given au
thority to employ the necessary help
reqircd at tho expense of tho county to
transcribe the city indexes outside of
North Platto to separate books for that
purpose.
Tno board of county commissioners
adjourn until Juno 27th.
Tho board convenes as a board of
equalization, present Commissioners
Walter and Htreitz nnd county clerk.
Walter S. Goldsberry now comes be
fore tho board and complains that tho
northeast quarter of section 8-12-29 Is
assessed too high.
Roy C. Longford: You nro hereby
authorized to rofund to Walter S.
Goldsberry $G. 00 on account of error in
assessment. w Hereupon tno board ox
eauanzat on takes n recess until Juno
27th 1910, at ono o'clock p. m.
Hail Insurance.
This month is tho month for hail.
however, we will hope that wo miss It.
but in order to be safe, insure your
crops in tho central .National tiro in
mirance company. Represented by Tom
plo ileal restate 6i ins. Agency.
Marvelous Discoveries ?
mark wonderful progress of tho acre.
Air flights on heavy machines, tele
grams without wires, terrible war in
ventions to kill men, and that wonder
of wonders Dr. King's New Discovery
- - - to" savo nio wnen threatened by
coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma, croup,
bronchitis, hemorrhages, hay favor and
whooping cough or lung trouble. For
nil bronchlni affections it has no equal.
It rcliovcs instantly. .Its the surest cure.
Jamee M. Black of Asheville. N. C.
R. R. No. 4, writes It cured him of an
obstinate cough after all other remedies
failed. COc. and $1.00. A trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Stone Drug- Co.
Notice of Birdwood Irrigation
District.
Notice is hereby given, that tho
assessor in nnd for tho Birdwood Irri
gation District, in tho County of Lin
coln, State of Nebraska, has completed
his. assessment book, and delivered tho
samo to the Secrotary, nnd the Board
of Directors of said district is hereby
called to meet ut tho office of tho
Secretary at tho home of W. B. McNeel
on the Gth day of July, 1910, at2 o'clock
p. in. on said day, to sit as a Board of
Equalization, und will receive and hear
objections to tho assessments, and will
remain in session as long ns may bo
necessary, not to exceed ten (10) days,
during whicH timo all objections will
be heard and determined.
Dated this 15th day of Juno, 1910.
W. B. McNeel,
Secretary.
Automatic Safety Signal
Platte and Chicago.
Seven trains daily between
North Platte and Chicago. Be sure
your tickets read via the
Chicago, Union Pacific
& North Wtsfirn Line
Full information on application to
Ticket Agent Union Pacific R. R.
DEPOSITARY.
Estrayed.
On Juno 1st from pasture a dark bnv
mare, four years old, scar on muscle
of front leg; weight about 950. Send
Information or return animal to C. S.
Bethel, North Platte.
J GEO. D. DENT,
1 Physician and Surgeon,
Offico over McDonald Bank.
Z Pi,a J Office 130
Phon08 Residence 115
HOSPITAL.
A Modern Institution for
the treatment of Medical
and Surgical Cases. Grad
uate Nursing. Physician
in Attendance day or night
Special accommodations
for confinement cases.
721-23 North Locust ct.
Telephone No. 642.
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A. J. AMES. MARIE AMES. jfj
Docfors Ames & Ames,
"J
; Physicians and Surgeons, j
l Office over Stone Drug Co.
Phones 1 Offico 273
A i nones v Residenco 273 rJ
Go to
SORENSON'S
FOR
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Also Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specially.
Shop 107 East Fifth.
THE SMOKE FROM OUR CIGARS
will neveh offend thn lnrltf nf tlm 1, mien
Tho fragrance is so agreoublo thnt you
can emoKo in any room without rebuko.
If even women liko tho odor of our
cigars so well how much moro will you
enjoy their fragrance and exquisite
flavor. Try n few tonighc. Both your
wife and yourself will agree that thoy
are tho best cigars you over smoked.
' J. F. SCHNALZRIED.
BEHIND A FINE PAIR OF HORSES
should bo hitched a stylish looking
carriage, ac mis repository you can
seo u voriety of vohicles whoso style is
undeniable, Thoy rango from tho Dhae
ton to tho family coach and aro tho
equal of any in appearanco and build.
They aro less thwi equal in prico to
most carrloije s of their character.
A. M. Lrjclc.
Wills J Rcdfleld. M D J It McKlrataan, M D
Drs. Redfield & McKirahan
Phsician3 and Surgeons.
All Calls Promptly Answered. Phonos
642-G44
Office at P. and S. Hospital.
John S. Twinem, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon.
Special nttcntion to Obstetrics and
Children's Diseases.
Office: McDonald Stato Bank Building,
Corner Gth & Dewey Sta.
Phones: Office 183. Residence 283.
Phone 268
FOR ALL KINDS OP
flour, feed, Grain or tidy
Having recently purchased the
B. A. Wilson feed store nt tho
corner of Sixth and Locust Sts.
I respectfully invito a share of
the patronage of the public.
Prompt delivery.
J. R. RITNER.
Notice for Bids.
Notice is hereby given that tho City
Council will receive bids for the con
struction of cement cross-walks nnd
approaches and sidewalks to bo laid by
tho city for tho fiscal year of 1910.
Bids must bo based upon the speci
fications of tho city engineer, which
are on file in the office of the city clerk.
All bids must bo in by 5:00 o'clock
p. m., on the 21st day of June, 1910.
Tho Council reserves the right to
reject any or nil bids.
Chas. P. Temple, City Clerk.
Notice of Formation of Lateral Sewer
District.
To all persons interested :-
Notice is hereby given mat on June
11th. i910. there was filed with tho city
council of North Plutte, Nebraska, a
petition praying that a lateral sower
district be formed from tho following
described blocks, to-wit: Blocks 1 and
2 of Bank's addition, and block 6 of
South Park addition, both to tho city
of North Platte, Lincoln County,Nebr.
bam lateral sewer to bo constructed ot
ten-inch sewer pipe with proper flush
tanks, man-holes and appliances, com
mencing at center lino of lots and 3
In block 1 of Bank's Addition to said
city, intersecting with tho main Bewer
that is to be constructed on West "A"
street, extending thence southerner on
the center lino of said lots and alley,
through the above described property
to the north lino of West "D'' street.
That the council has set said matter
for hearing on the 5th day of July, 1910,
at 8:00 o'clock p. m. official time, atthe
offico of tho mayor and city council, in
the court house of said city.
All narties interested are hereby
notified to be present at tho above
named time and place, and show cause
if any, why said lateral district should
not bo formed as prayed, and speciql
assessments thereatter levied as pro
vided by law, upon tho real estate con
stituting said district, for the con
struction uud maintenance of tho same.
uatou June i3tn iuiu.
Thos. C. Patterson. Mnyor.
Attest: Chas. F. TEMrLE, City Clerk.
Notice of Formation of Lateral Sewer
District.
To all persons interested:
Notice is hereby given thnt on Juno
11th. 1910. there wnB filed with the city
council of North Plutte, Nebraska, a
petition praying that a lateral sewer
district bo lormed from the following
described blocks, towit: Blocks 1, 4
nnd 7 of South Pnrk Addition to the
city of North Platte, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, baid lateral sower to be
constructed of ten-inch sewer pipe with
proper flush tanks, manholes and appli
ances. Commencinir at the center lino
of said block 1, intersecting with the
main sewer that is to bo constructed
on west "A" street, extending thence
southernly on tho center line of said
block and in the center lino ot the
nllcvs in blocks 4 nnd 7 of said addition
through tho ubove describod property
to tho north lino of west "D" street.
That the council lias set said matter
for hearing 'on tho 5th day of July,
1910. ut 8:00 o'clock p. m.. official timo
nt the office of tho mayor and city
council, in the court house of said city.
All parties interested nro hereby
notified to be present nt the above
named time and place, and show cause
if any, why said lateral district Bhould
not bo iormed ns prayed, and special
assessments thero after levied as pro
vided by law, upon tho real estate
constituting snid district, lor tno con
struction and maintenance of tho same.
Dated Juno 13th, 1910.
Thos. C Patterson, Mayor.
Attest: Chas. P. Temple, City Clerk
Notice of Formation of Lateral Sewer
District.
To all persons interested:
Notice is hereby given that on May
2l8t. 1910. there was lilcd with tho city
council of North Platto, Nebraska, n
petitionpraying that u lateral sewer
district be tormeu irom tno loiiowmg
described b ocks. to-wit: mocks z. 7.
10-nndl5of Miller's Addition to tho
city of North Platte, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, Said lateral sewor to bo
constructed of ten-inch sewer niuo
with proper flush tanks, man-holes and
appliances, commencing at tho center
line of said Block 2, intersecting with
tho main sower that is constructed on
West "A" streot, extending thenco
Bouthernly on tho center line of said
lots and alley, throuch the abovo de
scribed property to tho north lino of
West "D" street. That the council has
sot said matter for hearing on tho 5th
dav oi Ju v. 1910. nt 8 o'clock p. m
official time, at the office of thn mayor
nnd city council, in the court house ot
said city.
All narties Interested nro horoby not!
fled to bo present nt tho abovo named
timo and p ace. and show causo if any.
why inid lateral district should not bo
formed ns prayed, ond special assess
ments thereafter levied as provided by
law, upon tho real ostato constituting
said district, for tho construction und
maintenance of tho same.
Dated Juno 13th, 1910.
Thos. C. Patterson. Mayor.
Attest: Chas, P, Temple, City Clerk.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. mm.
Department of tho Interior.
U. 8. Land onico at North I'latto. Nob.
May 13th. 1010.
Notice Ulinrnhv crtrnn tlmt Arthur Todun-
lioft. of North Platte. Nob., who. on March
0th. MS. mado II. E. No. 21004, Serial No.
02107. for all ot section 4, Township 18 N.,
Hantro so west of thoOth Frlnc rial Meridian.
has (lied notice of intention to make final five
year proof to establish claim to tho land
above described, beforo tho Register and Ko
colver at North I'latto, Nob., on tho 10th day
of July.lMO.
Claimant names as witnesses: TTarry Gal
lender, U.N. Callcndcr and Henry Itlckloy,
of Tryon, Nob., and K. Mayflold. of Nesblt.
imod. j, j;. i.vans. itccistor.
NOTICE.
Carrln Ilrlttlncham. dofendant. will lako
notlco that on tho 13th day of May, HilO. tho
McKarlan Cnrr'airo Company, lilalntlir horo
In. filed Its Detlllon In tho District Court of
Lincoln county, ncoraftKa, ouamstsaiu carrio
Ilrltllnsham and Charles llrlttlmrham. tho
object and prayor of which aro to collect
rrom wain dcroii'i ante tun sum oiwni ana
Interest thereon atolRht per cent from May
1H, 1P10, upon a certain promissory noto for
1330.00 executed Nnntnmhnr 1. 100U. lir until
dofondants to tho plalntllf. The amount duo
upon sam noto at this timo is t-iyj.w.
you aro runner noti cu that an order or
attachmpnt wai issued In tho suit of tho
plaintiff In tiald action, and said order cf
attachment was on May 18, 1010. lovlcd upon
certain real cstato of tliodofondant, Carrio
Ilrlttlncham, to-wit: An undivided ono-thlrd
Interest In nnd to tho northweit Quarter of
suction 4, and tho northeast (manor of section
fi, and alt of unction V, In township v. rango 27,
annum cast nair ot tno nonnwest Quarter,
and the cast half of section 112, In township 10,
ranKo vn. In Lincoln county, Nebraska, and
blalntlff DraVH that said nronertr hn sold to
.satisfy amount duo on Halu note.
1 on nro featured to answer said nntltlon nit
or beforu tho 11th day of .luly, UUo.
.MOFAHLAN UAUIUAOK COMPANY,
Ity Hoaeland & Hoasland Its Attorneys.
OHDEH Olf 1IEA UINQ ON PROIIATG
OF FOKKIQN WILL.
Stato of Nebraska, Lincoln county, ss.
In tho county court. May 21st. WW.
In tho of matter of tho estate of If.' Louis
nautrher, deceased.
un reading and tiling tho potltlon of Ida
llauuhor. nrnvlnir that tlm Instnimnnt
filed on tho 20th day of Mar. 1010. nnd
purporting to be an authenticated copy of
tho last Will and Testrncnt of tho said
deceased, as proved, probated, and allowed In
tho probate court of Adams bounty, Pennsyl
vania, may bo proved, approved, probated
allowed and recorded as tho last Will and
Testament of tho said II. Louts Iiaughor,
deceased. In this court ns nrnved tiv unrtlnna
N02 and (1203. Cobboy'sStatuto, liKW.
uracrcd, xiiat Juno liitn, nuu, at u o'clock A.
M.. Is assltrncd for hoarlnir said twtltlnn
when all persons interested In said
matter may appear at a county court,
to bo held In and for -said county,
and show causo why tho prayer of Dot
ttonor should not bo granted. This order to
Imj printed for six successive Issues In tho
North I'latto Boml-Weoklv Trlhnnn rtrlnr tn
JunolUth. 11)10.
w. o. EMiEn. County Judge,
Hy Katherlno V, Clark. Clerk County Court.
NOTICE TO OHED1TOHS.
Tho Btato of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
In tho County Court.
In tho matter of tho estate of Jacob Hlchl-
ger, Decoascd.
To tho creditors of saldcstate:
You aro horobr notified that T will nt, nt
tho county court room In North i'latto In
said county, on Monday. June 20th, 1U10. and
on Tuesday. December 20th, 1010, atOo'clock
a. m. of each day to rccolvo and examine all
claims against said cstato, with a view to
tncir aajustmont anu allowance Tho timo
limited for tho nresentatlon of claims nirnlnat.
said estato Is 0 months from tho third day ot
aiay a. u. luiu, ana tno timo limited ror pay
ment of debts Is ono year from said 3d (lav
of May. 1010.
This notlco to bo published eight success
ive Issues In tho North I'latto Tribune, a
legal nowspapor published In said county,
prior to Juno tt)th. 1010.
Witness my hand and tho soal of said
county court, this 21st day of May, 1010.
w. u. ULDKn, county Judgo.
Hy Kathorlno l Clark, Clork County Court.
NOTICE I'Ott PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 02271.
Department of tho Interior,
U. S. Land Olllco at North I'latto, Nob.
May 20, 1010.
Notlco Is horoby given that Mary
A, Hawkins, formerly Mary A. James
ot Maxwell. Nob., who, on Nov, It. 1001,
mado homostoad entry No. 20021. serial No.
02271 for nww section 20. township 11, N.
rango as, v or tno otn principal nioriumn, has
filed notlco of intention to make Until five
year proof, to establish claim to tho land
abovo described, beforo tho Register and Re
ceiver at North Platto. Nebraska, on tho 22d
day ot July, 1010.
Claimant names as witnesses: John O,
Nystrom. Mary N. Sukraw, of Maxwell, Nob.,
Henry K. ltldlnger. John Martin ot North
Platte, Nob.
m2l-0 J. E. Evans. Registor.
OltDEIt OK HEARING ON PETITION FOR
SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
State of Nobraska. Lincoln County, s.
In tho county court. May Qth, 1010.
In tho mattr of tho estato of Mary Anna
Ilrooks, decoascd.
On reading and tiling tho petition ot Henry
O. Ilrooks, praying that tho regular adminis
tration of said estato may lo dispensed with
as provided by sections 5202-5203 and rail,
Cobboy'sStatuto 1000.
Ordered, That Juuo. 23th. 1010, at 2 o'clock
p. in.. Is assigned for hearing said petition
whon all persons Interested In said matter
may appear at. a county court to bo hold In
una for said county and show cause why thu
prayorof potltlonor should not ho granted.
This order to bo printed for six successive
Issues In tho North I'latto Tribune, a legal
nowspaper published In Lincoln County, prior
to Juno 25th. 1010.
W. O. Ei.dku. County Judgo.
Ily Katiieuink V. (JLAitK, Clerk of tho Coun
ty Court. J 7-0
SorlalNo 0413.
NOTICE l'OR PIJIILIOATION,
Department of tho Interior
U. S. Lond Ofllco at North I'latto, Nob.
Juno nth. UUO.
Notlco Is horoby given that Daniel II. Mc
Neel, ot North I'latto, Nebraska, who on
February 23, 1C05. trade Homestead Entry
No, 2009(1. Serial No. 02H3. for west half, north
half northeast duarter. south half southeast
duartorot bocllon (I, township O north, range
31, webt ot tho nth Principal Meridian, has
llled notlco of intention to make final live
year proof, to establish claim to tho land
above described, beforo thu Registor and
Receiver at North Platto, Nobraska, on tho
27th day of July. 1010-
Claimant names as witnesses! David W.
Macoinbor, James lloohan, Jr.. Charles E.
HvaiiH. Wllllani Groves, all ot North Platte,
Nebraska.
J7jl J. E. Evans, Register.
Serial No. 0102:1-02162
NOTICE FOR PUHLIOATION.
Department (it the Interior.
IJ. S. Land Ollfuo at North I'latto. Nob ,
Juno nth, 1010.
Notice Is horeby given that Joseph S Shaw,
of North Pintle, Nebraska, who on March I.
1WI, made II. E. No. 10423, Serial No 01023, for
east half southwest Quarter, northwest
quarter southeast nuarter and lot 3, and on
July 10. mil, made II. E, No. 20306, Serial No.
02102, for south half southoast quarter, north
east nuartor southoast uuartor and lot I,
all In section is, township 12, N ranee
SO, West of the Hth Principal Meridian,
has Died notlco ot Intention to mako final
llvo year proof, to establish claim to tho laud
abovo described, before tho Register and Re
ceiver, at North Platte, Nebraska, on tho
7th day July. 1010.
Claimant names as witnessed: Jacob L.
Harden, George 11. Single, William V.
Hunter, Arthur Connors, all of North Platte,
Neb.
n- J. K. Evanh. liflfflutur
ORDKROF HEARING ON PETITION FOR
SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION.
State ot Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss.
In tho county court.
In the matter of tho estate of Carrie
L. Kearle, deceased.
On reading and filing tho petition of
Ellahutb 11 rut h praying that tho regular
administration Ot said estate may 1m dis
pensed with as provided by sections 5'J02,
&203, 5201, 0205 and 3200. of Cnhhoy's annotated
Statutes of tho Stato Of Nubraaka, for thu
year UX.
Ordered. That July Bth, A. D. 1010, at 10
o'clock a. ra Is assigned for hearing said
potltlon, when all persons Interested in said
matter may appear at a county court to be
held In and for said county, and show causo
why tho prayer of tin, petitioner should not
bo granted! and that notlco of thu pendency
of said potltlou and the hearing thereof be
given to all persons Interested In said muf
tor by publishing a copy of this order in tho
Nortli Platte Tribune, a SomI-Weekly news
paper printed In said county, for six succes
sive Issues prior to said day of hearing,
DateU Uulftl IUtb 1010.
JU-3 Wi O. Eufrltt CbVnty JuUgo,