Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L Bare, Editor aad PoMsber.
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Entered at North IPfatte. Nebraska, Post
office as Second Class Matter.
FRIDAY, MARCH 17. 1911.
When tho special session ot congresB
assembles next month, it is oald the
Canadian reciprocity agreement will go
through with a whoop. A count of noacs
in tho ssnatn gives tho agreement sixty
votes oat of a total of ninety-two, and
in tho house tho sentiment is said to bo
even stronger for reciprocity.
Tho Lincoln Journal sent out several
hundred letters to newspaper men and
others, asking whether it made any
difference to the people of the state as
to the "dry" or "wet" condition of
the capital city so far as their visits to
or in that city is concerned. Tho re
plies, which nro being printed in tho
Journal, aro largely to thoofTcct that it
doesn't make any difference. These
replies areunquestlonablo right. A man
who goes to Lincoln because thoy boII
whiskey or stays away because they
don't, or vica versa, doesn't cut much
flguro In the commercial .activity of
that city ho nover would ba missed
whother ho goes or stays at home.
General Confidence appears to be in
command of tho railroad forces who
hold the key to the business situation.
Despite reported weakness, thoadvorcc
report of the Interstate Commerce
commission on the'frclght rata Increase
does not appear to havo cuuscd any
serious disturbance. Within a week
one Issue of twelvo and a half million
three-year notes was disposed of before
noon on the day they were offered in
Wall street, and another Issuo of thirty
million in similar notes was ovor sub
scribed long before the offer was closed,
n considerable perccn'ago of tho'
amount being taken in London. Now
orders for2,800 steel cars and activity
in the rail market Indicate that 'a single
decision of tho Interstate I Commerce
commission is not hurting tho railroads.
-Philadelphia Bulletin!
A Canadian banker estimates that
the investments of money from tliu
United) States in Mexico amount to
about a billion dollars, while Great
Britain and Canada havo Interests
amounting to $700,000,000 and tho Ger
mans, French, Belgians, Dutch and
Spaniards have about $300,000,000. In
tho present trouble the interests of the
Americans are in fact less menaced
than those of the English, because tho
latter are more largely In railroads
while American monoy has gone large
ly Into mines and similar enterpriser,
Tho revolution will, of course, strike
all kinds of property In time, but the
railroad investments receive tho first
full shock. A largo part of tho Insur
recto activity seems to be directed at
present to tho touring up of track and
tho burning of railroad bridges, Lin
coln Journal.
More Candor in Order.
The Moxican minister of finance, Joso
Limuntour, admits that thore 1b a socrot
understanding botweon Mexico und
Japan, but he doos notlntimatc what t
is, though insisting that it ncud not
cuuso apprehension In tho United States,
That however is as it may bo. If it
, means a coaling station, a naval baso
or an understanding regarding Japanese
immigration that amounts to tho sarnjl
tntng as colonization, men it aoes con
cern this country and immediately af
fords lattitudo for apprehension. As a
matter of fact, If Mexico and the
United States aro to bo good neighbor?,
a little mora candor on the part of
Mexican diplomats is clearly In ordor.
Kearney Hub.
Earnings and Expenses ef Railroads,
Reports filed with tho Interstate
Commerce Commission for tho mouth
of December make possible n compar
ison of the earnings und expenses of
tho railroads for the calender year
1910 with the calondor year 1009. Tho
total operating revenues increased
abput $220,000,000, whilo tho operating
oxpenses increased about $210,000,000,
leaving aa'lncroaso in net rovenuo of
but $J.200,000. When this amount of
net rovenuo in reduced to a per mile
basis and nllowanco mado for tho in
cronscd miteago of 1910 over 1900, what
appears to bo an increase in tho net
' revenue becomes a docrense in tho net
revenue becomes a decrease of about
$10 per mile.
Of tho increase In expenses over one
half was in conducting transportation
in which wages nro tho largest item
The increase in tho net earnings of the
first half of the year was almost ex
actly counterbalanced by a decrease In
the second half, during which the ad
.van'cea in wagca were fully effective
It la evident that a' prolongation of the
conditions of tho Inst six months
1910 throughout tho year 1911 will have
a vpry serious effect upon railway
revenue.
Chickens Wanted.
Chickens wanted at Schriobor'B moat
market. Will pay nino cents a pound
I or ai KUR18,
Waller Cevillc Diet Suddenly.
Walter K. Covllle, living north of the
river, died suddenly early Wednesday
morning. For a year or more past Mr.
Covillo had been affected with a weak
heart, which prevented him from doing
much farm work. A fow days ago ho
contracted a cold, and Wednesday
morning while violently coughing, his
heart stopped beating and the spirit
took its flight. Tho deceased had been
In town the day before and appeared to
bo feeling about as well as usual except
the inconveniences rosultlng from the
cold.
Mr. Coville was a pioneer resident of
North Pintte, coming here with his
family thirty-five years ago. In tho
catly days ho conducted a restaurant
business on Front street, and for many
years was an employe of the U. P.
shops. Later he moved to a home
stead north of the river, and had since
mudo that his home. He added other
tracts to tho original homestead and
had quite a body of land. Mr. Coville
was n good-hearted, neighborly man
and during his long residence, mado and
retained tho friendship of a largo clr
clo of acquaintances who dcoply regret
his death. Ho was an old soldier and
bravely did his port to preserve the
Union.
Ho Is survived by a wife and five
children; the latter aro Rev. Herbert of
New York, Dr. Walter of Brownlee,
Mrs. Dobson, of McPhorson county,
and Mrs, Edmund Dickey nnd Orson of
this city.
Early Planted Political Bulbs.
A number of leading democrats arc
caftting longing eyes nt the chair oc
cupied by u David City citizen named
Chester A. Aldrich. There aro Col
onels Fritz Volpp of Fremont, Senator
Harrington, Judge Alberts of Colum
bus and it ought not to be forgotten
that a Grand Island man was slated for
the place, according to several eastern
papers, even betoro tne election, bcv-
ral Lincoln and Omaha political cor
respondent havo declared that there
was a mutual understanding last fall
botween Candidates Dahlman and Sink
that in tho event of tho election of tho
former as governor ho would In 1012 bo
candidato for the United States son
torship, Sink to take up tho Hns of
the governorship to succeed Dahlman.
These democratic leadors, however, aro
planting their political bulbs a bit early.
Grand Island Independent.
Boxing Contest at Brady,
Promotor Lem Bailey, of this city,
announces a ten-round boxing contest
at Brady next Monday evening. The
participants aro sailor iiargis oi uux-
ington ana Tommy amun oi L.a sane,
Col.
There will bo two preliminaries, one
botween Lamm and Stewart of Lexing
ton, and Smith and Long of thin city.
A special train will leave North Platte
at 7:50 and also ono from Lexington at
30.
Certainly A Bargain.
Wo havo a lanre five room house onE.
8th street. nlv one block from" tho
business part of tho north slue. Mice
trees &lnwn. Comer lot. $1,500.00.
Tkmple Real Estate & Ins. Agency.
BEAUTY
is as much a mat
tor of expression
as regularity of
features. ih
most perfectly
formed fncowith
out expression
is less attrac
tive than i
plainer one lit up
with life nnd ani
mation.
PHOTOGRAPHS
to bo attractive
should be lifellk-
and nnlmnted. Wo
mnko them so, by
our skill in posing
and putting sitters
at their ease.
G.W.ANDERSON
successor to
E. O. Halveratedt
F. J. BROEKESR
Merchant Tailor.
Wo havo recently installed n Frenc
Dry Cleaner for Men's and Ladies'
i . . 1
nppnrci oi nu ciassess, ami we
guarantee satisfactory work. Wo
aro also tailors and know how to
repair clothes.
Wo carry samples of goods and
make clothes of nil Kinds to order.
insuring first-class workmnnshi
and perfect fit.
For Sale
Pure bred young Berkshire
Boars can bo registered.
Inquire at Hershoy's Hard
ware Store, corner Fifth
nnd Locust streets, North
Platte, Nebraska,
Phone No. 15.
Homeopathy
Principles
Similes', Sfoiilibiu, Curanlm.
A like remedy will euro a liko
disease.
A law immutable, that cannot
change, and as true today an.
when it first came to light.
true nnd tried system that will
bear investigation.
Nature's own treatment whero
rcmcdios nro paramount.
For out of town patients nnd
all those interested: Rooms fur
nished when desired for confine
ment, medical and the necessary
surgical cases. Traincd nurse in
attendance.
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medical andSurgical Pradiciener
GEO. D. DENT,
Physician and Suracen,
Ofllce over McDonald Bank.
Phones Re8idcncoll5
JOE B. REDFIELD, M. D.
Physician and SurgeoH.
Speclallyt-SKIN DISEASES.
Day nnd night cnlltt promptly answered
Ullice r. a. Hospital, i'ftonc ihu.
WILLIS J. REDFIELD, M. D.
Surgeon, Physician. Consultant.
Office Physicians and Surgeons Hbspitn
Phones: Offico G42, Residence Gil.
A. J. AMES. MAWE AMES. ii
Doctors Ames & Ames,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Ofilco over Stono Drug Co.
Phones r!Fi?!
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DR. A, A. WARD,
Olllcoi Hotel Timmorman.
Special attention given diseases of
women and emergency surgery.
Happily Surprised.
This picture represents n man who
received n box of our cigars for a gift
That ho was pleased can be noted bv
lis wide smile. Ynn will lin onunllv
pioascd' with our cigars, whother you
ouy ono ior u nicKie or dime.
J F SCHMALZRIED.
COL. DAVE LOVE,
Auctioneer.
Lending Auctioneer ' of western
Nebraska. Charges low and satisfac
tion assured. Phono or writo.
Sutherland, Nob.
NOTICE OP BOND ELECTION.
To tho Electors of the city of North Platte:
XNotico is Hereby given that nt the
tune, un uiu -nn uay oi April, iuu,
mitted to tho electors of snid city, viz:
out, ..II , i. nn.. i xt "ii.
of $15,000 00, in denominations of $1,000.00 each, dated July 1st, 1911, duo in 20
kjiimi mu uilv in lxiinn
jruu.o ituuiuuiu, uui. jmyuuio ut. nny.iimo
. Bu.i. v.itjr, luiiKiw milium, mme ruiuoi nvo per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, principal and intorost payablo nt the fiscal agency of the State of No-
prasaa in tno uty of Now York. Said
taming money with which to erect a city
aim city recorus, tho nro department and flro apparatuses, nnd the police
department. And shall tho proper officers bo authorized to levy nnd collect
u tux nnnunny in tno samo munner ns other municipal taxes may bo lev
ied and collected, in nn amount sufficient to pay tho interest and principal of
said bonds ns thev mature, in mlilltlnn to tho nnm niitiinri.u.i n i. i;,:.,i ... o
tlon 82, Article 3, Chapter la, Compiled
tho year 1909, on nil the property within
assessment rolls of tho assessors of said
v tit t
Tho ballots to bo used'at said election 'shall havo printed thereon:
FOR ,
fdnnlHM Oil; AAA AA I. 1 ' v . , . . . . '
DauiuK 4u,uuv.w uj. we oonus oi mo wy oi iNortn I'latto for tho purposo
or erecting a city hall to accommodnto the city ofikors nnd city records, flro
department and flro apparatuses, and the police department, and for levying
and collecting a tax annually to pay the interest and principal of said bonds ns
AHA
Issuing $15,000.00 of tho bonds of
U1VX.WUKU wii.jf nun mj uuuuiuiiiuuuta mo
meni. anu nro apparatuses and police
leciing a .tax annually to pay the interest
mature.
Section 2. Thoso voting in favor of
wiui uu a; uiiunino oarugrjpn ueginning: f utt issuing !fl5,000.00 of tho bonds
of tho city of North Platto. Thoso voting against suid proposition shall mark
V? n an. A?' the
fju,vw.w ui mu uuiiuB oi iiiocity or iNorui i mite.
Dated this 14th day of March, 1911.
Atteut: (Slgped) Chas. P. Templb, (Signed) Thos. C. Patteuson.
City Clerk.
Shoes
Quality in every part of the
shoe. Quality in the designs,
in the leathers, in the work
manship, outside, inside, un
derneath. Particularly ' 'un
derneath, " where the real
value of a shoe becomes
apparent; No disguises are
used to cover inferiority. Our
factories build shoes on their
honor, and you reap the ben
efit of their service.
Wilcox Department Store.
Legal Notice.
James W. Potter, otherwise J. W.
Potter, Georgo M. Potter, otherwise
Goorge N. Potter, Eva D. Potter. Clyde
W. rotter nnd Hazel Potter non-resident
defendants will take notice that on
the 14th day of March, 1911, Emma J.
Turpie and Mabel W. Turpie. filed, thpir
certain petition in tho District court of
Lincoln county. Nebraska, the object 6f
prayer of which said petition aro to
quiet the title of the Plantiff, Emma J.
Turpie, in tho West Half and of tho
PlnintilT. Mabel W. Turpie, in the east
half of that certain tract of land situate
in Lfncoln county, Nebraska, and des
cribed ns follows: All that portion of
Section nino (9), in township Thirteen
(13), north of runge, thirty (30) west
of the Gth p. m, lying south of the
south channel of the South Platte river
and cast of the public road now inter
secting said section nine (9), inn north
el ly and southerly direction, against
the defendants and each of them; nnd
for a decree finding that the defendant,
James V. Potter took title to the said
described Innds by warranty deed from
tho Union Pncific railroad company in
the numo of J. W. Potter and the de
fendant George M. Potter took the title
to said lands by warranty deed from
James W. Potter in tho nnmeof George
N. Potter; and that at the time of
the execution of said deed to Georgo
N. Potter, the defendant, James W.
Potter was an unmarried mnn; nnd that
Cyrus N. btreeter was a duly author
ized Justice of the Peace of Eaton
County, Michignn, and qualified under
tho laws of tho State of Michigan to
take tho acknowledgment of Bald James
W. Potter to said deed: and for a decree
quieting the title in the plaintiffs against
me ucienuants, uiyde w. i'otter and
Huzel Potter, against tho sale of said
described lands by Eva D. Potter,
guardian of Clyde W. Potter and Hazel
rotter, minors, and tho proceedings of
und prior to said sale; and for decree
finding that the notice of the order to
show cause upon the application of said
guardian was published tor the required
length of time nnd in the manner
directed by the court and ns providedd
by law and that tho day set for the
hearing thereot was duly adjourned by
the court; and that the notice of the
sale in said proceedings by said' guard
ian, wa3 published lor the required
length of time nnd in the manner
provided by law: nnd that suid sale
and the proceedings therefor were in
all respects due and reculnr: and
that tho said defendants, Clyde W.
Potter and Hazel Potter ore precluded
ana cstonneu ironi ciatmtntr nnv inter
esc in earn premises, by reason ot any
. . -.-
ueiects or irregularities in said guard
ian's sale, tor the reason that snid de
fendants have attained their maiorities
und at said time did make full and com
plete settlement with their guardian
and said guardian has long since been
discharged: nnd that the proceeds from
said sale of said minor's interests were
reinvested for their uso nnd benefit and
thoy havo had tho uso and benefit of
said proceeds up to the time of tho said
settlement ith tho said guardian; and
mat suia ueienaants aro Darrea uy tne
Statutes of Limitations of the state of
Nebraska from claiming anv interest in
said premises, by reason of any defects
or irregularities in said guardian's sale
and proceedings prior thereto, that
thnt certain mortgage made and oxecu
ted by tho defendants ns part of the
consideration for said promises upon
saiu guarainirs sale and taken in the
name of the defendant, Eva D. Potter,
was as a matter of fact taken by said
Eva D. Potter in hor capacity as said
guardian; nnd for such other and
further relief as. justice and equity
may require.
You and each of you nro required to
answer said Dotition on or linfnrn the.
24th day of April, 1911 or your default
will be taken in said cause and decree
rendered against you ns in said petition
pruyeu.
annual election held in the city of North
tne louowinjj proposition shall be sub
... i ..... ..
f'liirin maun ira inrta in tm nv.
niter mo enu ot ten years, at the option
bonds to bo used for the mirnose of ob
hall to accommodate the city officers
Statutes of tho State of Nebraska for
said city, us shown and valued upon the
city. Snid bond3 to bo negotiable in
INST
tho -City of North Platto for tho purposo of
city oiucers anu city records, lire depart
department, and against levying nnd col
nnd principal of snid bonds as thoy
said proposition shall mark their ballots
paroRraph beginning AGAINST Issuing
Mayor.
Go to
SQRENS ONS
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FOR
Furniture Repairing
and Cabinet Work
Abo Wood Turning, Picture Framing
Room Moulding, and Window
Screens a Specialty. ,
Shop 107 East Fifth.
Serial No. 01554.
Notlco for Publication-Isolated Tract.
Public Laud Halo.
Department of tho Interior,
U. 8. Land Ofilco at North I'latto. Not
March 3. lflll
Notlco In hereby elvnn that. as illrnRtnri lir
tho Commissioner nt tlin f Innprnl I, mil Ofllnn
under provisions of Act of Congress ap
proved June 27th, 1000, (SI Puts.. Iil7, wo will
oiler at public sale, to tho highest bidder, at
ten o'clock a m . on tho nth day of Mar,
Will, at thl ofilco. tho followlng'riescrlho'i
land: EK of SKH of Hcctlon 0. township 1.1. N..
ltangoM). W. of tlth Principal Meridian.
Anv i.ersons claiming advoroolr tint alvin
described lands aro advised to fllo thotr
claims or objections on or boforo tho time
designated for alo. J. K. Evans
n7-t y Keglstor,
NOTICE POU PDPLIOATION.
Serial No. 02810.
Department pt tho Interior.
U. S. Land Olllco at North Platto. Nob.
March 3, 1011
Notlco Ii hereby glvon that Georgo J Lonit
oi North Platto. Neb., who, on Aptll 21. IW.
mado homestead entry No. 'J1&3. Hi-?tal Nn.
(KislO, for southwest quarter. Sec 20. Twp. U,
ii u. i.v, y oi mo win rnncipai Meridian, nas
(lied notice of Intuition to make flnnl five
rear proof, to ostablish claim to the land
above des-rlbcd. betoro tho Iteclstorand He
celver at, North Platto, Nebraska, on the 0th
aay or may. ivu-
Claimant n ami's as wltiiKhnnm (7nrin
ICopf, Oeorco Patterson, Chris Hclilck and
I'rcu vimants. an or ivortn Platte. Noli.
m7-0 J K. Evans. Iteslstor.
NOTICE FOIt PUHMOATION.
BcrlalNo 01117.
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Olllco at Nortli Plaite.Nob.
, . . . Mar 7th. 1011.
Notlco is horebv irlvon that Marlon n
MuNcel, of North Platte, Nebraska, who on
May 6th, 1W). rrado Homestead entrr
No. 1U3S7. Sorlal No. 01047. for south half,
nortlioast Quarter and south hnlf nnrthwixt.
Quarter ot section 34, township 10, north
ranpo z. west of tho 0th Principal
Meridian, has, filed notlco of Intention to
mako Dual flvo roar nroof. to nstltlu!i
claim to tho land above dccrlled, boforo
tho HcRlstcr and Hccclver at North Platte.
Nebraska, on ithe 10th day ot Mar, 1P11.
Claimant names as witnesses! David
Maconihor. James llochan. W. W. flrrivru nit
ot North Platte. Nob,, Walter lleauchamn.
of Sutherland, Nob.
miu-0 ,i. rc. liVANfl. ICet'lster.
Notice for Publication.
.Serial No. 01000-05000.
Department of tho Interior.
U. S. Land Ofilco at North Platto. Nob.
Mar. 7th, 1911.
Notlco is hereby elven that Ghrls Sfifile.k.nf
North Platte. Neb., who on May 23, 1004,
made Homestead Entry No. lflOStl. Serial No.
Oiooo. for SW NR H. and 8M NW4. and on
Juno JJOth. luei, mado Homestead Entry No.
MiM. serial no.wumi. rorNH NWK. NK NEW
and BM. all in Section. 0, Township, 14, N .
rantto y0. W of the sixth principal meridian
lias liloa notlco ot intention to mako final
flvo roar proof, to establish claim to tho
laud above doscrlbod, boforo tho Iteslstor
and Hccclver at North Plat tii Nnhrnokn.
on tho 0th day of May, 1911.
uiaimant names as witnesses: Lorcn
Purdy. Jess Lone. Samuel Hawkins. l.VnnLr
Steel all of North Platte. Nebraska
miu-" t .1. K. KVANH. Keglnter
Change Proposed Road No. 334.
Tho commissioner annotated to view
the change in proposed road No. 334.
Commencing at station No. 12 on
proposed road No. 334 about 20 rods
east and 10 rods north of the south
west corner northeast quarter of north
west quarter oi section 3U, township 14,
range 33 and running thence southeast
to tne Quarter section corner between
northeast quarter and southeast quarter
oi tne nortnwest quarter section 3U-14-33
thence cast one-half mile on quarter
section line of tho northeast quarter
section 30-14-33 to connect thereat with
Second Street in the city of Sutherland,
Neb., and to vncate all that part of
proposed road 334 between station
number 12 and station number 0,
hns reported in favor of tho chanire.
with the following exception in the
petition the road is to jog north ot the
northwest corner of the Gummeryland,
jog not to bo a square jog, but the
center of the road is to be the north
west corner of the Gummery land, from
that point the said road Is to run east
along the north line of the Gummery
land taking the entire G6 feet for the
public road from the Wilson land, and
nil objections thereto or claims for
damage must be filed in the office of
the county cleric on or before May the
8th, 1911, or such road will be estab
lished without reterence thereto.
m7- F. It. Elliott, County Clerk.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will bo received at the office of the
city clerk of North Platte, Nebraska,
up to five o'clock p. m., March 21, 1911,
for the construction of a lateral sewer
in Sowur District "G3" in said city ac
cording to plans and specifications now
on file In the office of the city clerk of
said city.
Approximate estimate of cost of
sewer lateral as per roport of city en
gineer is $902.50.
Local labor to bo employed as far as
practicable.
Certified check on locnl bank of 2 per
cent of amount of bid will bo required
to insure entering Into contract.
Satisfactory bond to bo given when
contract is Blgncd.
Mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order of the city council.
Chas. F. Temple, City Clerk.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notlco is hereby given that sealed
bids will bo received at the office of the
city clerk of North Platte, Nebraska,
up to five o'clock p. m., March 21, 1911,
ior mu construction oi a lateral sewer
in bower District "F" in said city ac
cording to plans and specifications now
on file in the office of the city clerk of
saiu city.
Approximate estimato of cost of
sower Iatorel as per roport of city en
ginoer is $1,118.00.
Local Inbor to he employed as far as
practicable.
Certified check on locnl bank of 2 per
cent oi amount ot Did will be required
to insure entering into contract.
Satisfactory bond to be given when
contract is signed.
Mayor and council reservo tho right
to reject nny anu an bids.
By ordor of the city council.
Chas. F. Temple, City Clerk,
OIimCHO' IIRAttlNQ ON PRT1TION TOIt
APPOINTMENT OK A I) M I N 1 8T U ATOK
Oil AOMINI8TIIATRIX. .
Htato of Nebraska. Lincoln County, ss.
In the county court.
In tho mattT Of tho estate Mary
Dnitfoy. deceased
On rcndlnir and flllnu tho petition of "Leon
anlOalvert praylntr thatttio administration
of said cstato mar bo irrantcd to Lorenzo
8. llrittunham as administrator.
Ordered, That Mar. nth, UHl, atDo'clock
a, rn Ii atslxncd for hearing said petition
when ail persons interested In said matter
may appear at a county court to be held in
and for said county and show causowhy tho
prayer of petitioner should not bo 'granted j
anu tnamoucooi tno ponuoncnoiBaiu pet
ition and tho hearing thereof bo given to all
persons interested in said matter by publish
ing, a copy of this order In the North Platto
a semi -weekly newsnaner tirlnted
in said county, for six successive Issues
prior to said day of hoarlng.
Dated I'obriury 18th, 19it.
f21-t W. O. Kr.nicn. County Judge.
Hy Katherlno K piark, Clerk County Court.
. NOTICE.
Tho unknown heirs of Thomas Lowe,
deccaoed, will take notice that on tho -6th
day of January, 1011, Margaret J. Itundy.
plalntlir heroin filed her petition in tho dis
trict court of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
agalnstjho said defendants itnploadcd with
Union Pacific railroad company, a corpora
tion, tho object and prayer of which said
petition aro to quiet the 1 1 tlo to lot eight in
block elghtv-Uvo of tho original town of tho
city of North Platte. In tho plaintiff herein,
Marr irrt ,1. llundr. a against thn sn.iil.io.
fondants the unknown heirs of Thomas
Low. , i.i ceased, and tho Union Pacific rail
road company, and to enjoin said dofondants.
tlin unknown hptrs nf Tlinmnn l,i
cubs- d. from asserting or claiming any right.
inn- or inioresiin or to saiu tot eight In block
elgl.ij-ttvo and irom interfering with tho
possession or tno plaintiff in tho same, and
for general minltablu relief.
I Oil ar-tCOUIred to answer sain not 1 1 Inn nn
or befit tho 2U1. day of March, lfln.
MAIIIlAllfT T Itttmnv
IlyWllci xSc Halllgan Hor Attornoys.
NOTIOR OF II EA HI NO.
In the Ooiintv Court, nf T.lnpnln nnnm.
N, . .
uhraska.
In tlin matter nf thn Katntn ntnnn.,n.
Hallantlno, Deceased.
Whereas. LI lan II. Ilrncn. has nind in mv
olllce on Instrument purporting to bo a duly
auuiunucaicn copy or tno last will and
lestatnent of Duncan Hnllnntlni. iin,.ii
together with a dulv authnntlnntnt fni-u'n.
cato attached thereto, slating that tho said
i,asi w in anu lestament nas been duly ad
mitted to probate and allowed In tho Sur
rogate's Court of tho Count v nt !)Uwi-n
Htato of New YorK, and prayli that tho
samo be admitted to probate and allowed in
tins oia-o as tne last will and Testament of
tho said Duncan Uallantine, deceased.
It Is therefore ordered, that thosald petition
bo heard on March 21 th Will, atOo'ctock a. m.,
when oil persons interested In Bald matter
mar appear at tho county Court to bo hold in
and for said c unty and show causo why tho
prayer of tho petit loner should not bo granted.
it is biho oruoreo, mat tno ttmo and placo
aforcsold this court will receive examine,
adjust and allow all claims and demand of all
persons against tho said deceased and that
any pert.on.-t having such claims or demands
against t-ulii t.vci ami shall nrckent thn umn
to tho county court on or before the date as-
"igneu lur sucn neuiing.
w . C. Ei.nEn.
County Judgo
ly Kathrkinb K. OttiiK
Clork County Court
Notice of Incorporation.
Notice is hereby civen that the
TCnttfmann Xr. WArnnrthiimnnnw t,nu knon
duly incorporated under the laws of
the state of Nebraska. Tho name
of said corporation is the Kauf
mann & Wernert Company, its prin
cipal place of transacting business
is at NorthPlatte, Nebraska. Tho gen
eral nature of the business to be trans
acted is a general mercantile business
and the owning and leasing of such real
estate as is necessary for the proper
conduct of said business. The author
ized capital stock is $5,000. all of
which was fully subscribed and paid in
at the commencement of the business.
Tho existence of said corporation com
menced on tho 1st day of February,
1911, and shall terminate on the 31st
day of January, 1961. Tho highest
amount of indebtedness or liability to
which said corporation is at any time
to subject itself shall not exceed two
thirds of its paidup capital stoclc. The
affairs of said corporation shall becon-
rl t , rt wl li .. n ltytnwl .f ..'un. .
uui.ku ujr t ijuutu ui un tjciuro, con
sisting of three in number.
KAUFMANN & WERNERT Co.
By David Kaupmann. Pres.
Attest Walter J. O'Connor, Secy.
f24-4
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notice is horebv civen that sealed
bids will be received at tho .office of
tho City Clerk of North Platte, Ne
braska, up to 6 o'clock n. m.. March
21, 1911, for the construction of a
lateral sewer in Sewer District "G 4,"
in said city according to plans and
specifications now on file in the office
of tho city clerk of said city.
Approximate estimate cost of sewer
lateral as per roport of city engineer
is $984.50.
Local labor to bo emrjloved as far as
practicable.
vJertitieu check on locnl bank of 2 per
cent of amount of bid will bo required
to insure entering into contract.
Satisfactory Jbond to be given when
contract is signed.
Mayor and council reservo the right
to reject nny or all bids.
, By order of city council.
Chas. F. Temple, City Clerk.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of the
city clerk of North Platte, Nebraska,
up to five o'clock, p. m., March 21at,
1911, for the construction of extension
of sewer majn on "A" street in said
city according to plans and specifica
tions now on file in tho ofilco of the
City Clerk of Bald City.
Approximate estimate of cost of
said extension as perreport of city en
gineer is $875.00.
Local labor to be employed as far as
practicable.
Certified check. on local bank of 2 per
cont of nmount of bid will be required
to insure entering into contract.
Satisfactory bond to bo given when
contract ia signed.
Mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids,
By order of tho city council.
Chas. F. Temple, City"Glerk.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notlco Is hereby given that sealed
bids will bo received at the ofilco of the
city clerk of North Platte, Nebraska,
up to five o'clock p. m., March 21, 1911,
for the construction of a lateral sewer
in SoWer District "P" in said city ac
cording to plans and specifications now
on file In tho office of the city clerk of
said city.
Approximate estimate of cost of
wor lateral as per report of c tv en-
eer is $3,8G9.00.
x)Cnl labor to bo emnloved as fnr aa
acticable.
Certified check on local bank of 2 per
l ui nmount oi uia will uo required
nsure entering into contract.
Satisfactory bond to be elven when
contract Is aigned,
Mnyor and council reservo the right
to reject nny or all bids.
By order of the city council.
Chas. F, Temple, City Clerk.