Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Burn, Editor and Pabllkef .
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TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1911.
President's Business Methods
Washington Post: No bettor evidence
can bo given aH to Uio success of tlio
business side of President Tnft's ad
ininistrntion tlinn the announcement
that for the first year since 1007 tho
United StatH treasury has, a surplus.
In the last fiscal year approximately
8700,000,000 was collected, including
$28,000,000 from tho corporation tax.
Tho rtohs surplus Is said to ho $46,C00
Off) and tlx-net surplus Is about 531,
(X 0,000. Tho estimate of receipts and
I'XfHMiRos w' prtpared no carefully
th it the actual leculntfl from nil sour
er, .vw oniv llu.000,000 more thnn ex
pected, while the actual expenditures
we'-n ju.uw.uou less man expecteo.
Tho closeness with which tho esti
mate wore prepared shows clearly how
well President Taft has ImproMeu upon
his subordinates the noccsflity for esti
mating accurately. Tho old method
wim for the head of a bureau to give a
guess and then add n few millions,
while congresH knowing tlio depart
ment method, gave .another Kuoas and
slashed oil" a few millions. Tlio guess
made on each side made nn oletnont of
chance to the appropriations thnt may
have added to the interest of tho pro
ceedings, but certainly detracted from
efficiency and econom.y
With the president reform in effect
nt the proeont time, tho work of con
greKD in the future will bo simplified.
Appropriation committoes can accept it
as n fact thnt the department chiefs
have pared down their estimates to tho
very none. Not only iseconomy effected
oeientiflcnlly nt the outset, but tho
valuable time of congress is saved sim
ultaneously Tho size of tho corporation tax re
ceipts is an ovidenco that business is
booming. Tho tax is dependent on the
amount of earnings and it is clear,
therefore, that tho earnings must have
been large. Altogether, considering tlio
business depression and general condi
tions that prevailed whonnho came in
to office-. President Taft has reason to
bo proud of tho business sldo of his ad
'mlnstration. Unitarian Hat! Title.
Editor Seml-Weekly Tribune;
Dear Sir: When reading tho Rev.
R. B. Fnvorlcht's communication re
garding the Unitarian (Hnll tltlo in your
last issue, i tnougni mat mo city at
torney, nnd citlzuns anxious to ncqulro
the site of that building for tho erection
of a city hall, had bettor go slow.
Having been necretary of tho North
Platto Unitarian Society for nigh twenty
yearn, I am conversantwith the history
of the hall, and it is' my opinion that n
clear tltlo to the proporty -unloos for
tho erection of a building exclusively
devoted to church mimosas -cannot be
obtained. Originally, two lots wero
deeded to tho Unitarian Socioty of
North Platto by tho Union Pacific Rail
road Company; but in ordor to mako
needed improvements on tho hall, tho
latoTVlra. E. J.'CoeswolI urired that tho
inHido lot bo sold to obtain money for
tho purpose. This vas done, and at tho
time several wcro of tho opinion that
tlio titlo was nbouL as flimsy as ono for
taxes.
During my tonuro of office n3 secre
tary, thorn whs a document, npart
from tho deed of tho property, that
stated that If it waa used for other
than rellgioun purposes, It would re
vert to the Railroad Company.
Tho property rightfully bolonga to
tho American Unitarian Association, as
it was legally deeded to it; for it con
tributed, liberally towards tho-liroction
of tho building, and in early days aided
the society In many ways. When tho
North Platte Unitarian Socioty dwin
dled down to a fow members, the few
combined, and disputed dip tltlo of
the American Unitarian Association to
to tho property. Tho case was carried
to tho door of the court, but rather
than go to law, tho American Unitar
ian Association agreed to. doed back
tho proporty to the fow representing
tho defunct socioty. Attorney's Hong
land &IIonglanrt woro retained by tho
American Unitarian Association, and
doubtless can throw light on tho
subject.
In conluHion, I would suggestthnt the
city attorney corhmuilictito with tho
Union Pacific hind office, and the Amer
ican Unitarian Association, whoso ad
dress is Ueueon street, Boston. I know
little about law, but nm nworo that
law Is sometimes ono thing, nnd justice
nnother; and after all, iu.mny be! pos
sible thnt a district judge has power to
give nonnimion to yell or encumber
proporty deeded to a society hi like
manner to that of tho North Platte
Unitarian Society. '
, very truly yours,
A. U. AljAMSON.
Waul Meeting in North Platte.
Earl Urownfleld is In roaaipt of n
letter from the Julesburg Commercial
Club as vegiirds tho Inter-Stato road
thru Nebraska, tho purpof t of Avhleh Is
to. call meeting of inUroakd
parties at North PlattB in ttta nanr
future to booat for the Plittt vnlloy
road, the road along the PltW" river
and the U. P. U. It: There teema to
be two rout laid out, the one Just
mitiitiimnd and another starting omit
from IlOboka. f.lo., nnd running over
thfe Wl) land t Holdreg and Lincoln;
and M'muhnLof u coiuat is on iy to
wnieji win win out. ;iileahurg favor
out rontr and they wish the co-operation
of nil liio towns between Unre
nnd ii 1 Inttn and (Uwlrti as many
atitos - i .sitil.. ,t'o turn out to the
meotii , wliii.. Kearney will work
from i i i 1 t hi Plntt and get all
onthtu . ! l( a tbo.i-e town. Roads
thru i 1 !, '- unrfc-r luudway to
Jute'.b , , r.jmU re. nearl,
c-imiil.. i v ... vf?'-4 U nil suing
link, (iet bux.i . Py; Ut'r whow m
HirOu-y tlSs ( hutn h tt' live Wire by
5Ci'i:u,." rtoivn (j - lig delegation of
b.-4 r' when; they nwet. Herahay
Tii' -i.
t ' V. 11, r null .am' ht'ttio Sunday
f i-i i h vt lrtv jin'timaitrt uiiuM.wohi,
Cfrffimiiiioaers' Proceedwfs.
July 8, 1011.
Board of equalization mot as per re
cess taken, present Streltz.Co, Comma.,
Bacon. Asscsor nnd' Co Clerk.
Pacific Fruit Express Co., appeared
by representative. The board of equal
ization places the assessment tho same
as last year.
Western Union Telegraph Co., raised
from a valucationof $29,270.00 to $59,332
.50 whero upon the board takes a recess
until July 10, 1911
Julv 10. 1011
Board met porsuant lo adjournment
present Walter, atreitz anu Kobertsnnd
County Clerk.
The following claims wero allowed.
J. W. Kilmer cash allowed on Road
Dist. 30, 50.00
Aug. W. Johnson cash allowed on
Road Dist. 15, 100.00
John R. Ritner Bridgo fund cash 253.
C0 Checked the books of tho County
Clork and found the samo correct, al
lowed second quarter expense ac
count 48.13
J. C. Askwig is horoby npbointed
Constable of Myrtle precinct and bond
approved.
Rex Gilman claim for bridge work al
lowed for $93.50 -disallowed for G.00
Claim of J. D. Adams Co., for King
Road Grador for Commissioners Dint.
No. 2 at Maxwoll, Nob., allowed for
Km. 20
Chockod the books of ' Countv Sunt
nnd approved them.
Adjourned until July 11, 1911.
The board met snme n vesterd.iv and
continued checking the County Trens
uuor office.
Adjourned until tomorrow July 12,
1911.
Tho board mot same asyostcrdny nnd
continued checking tht County
Treasurer.
Claim of W. R. Weakly overseor of
ko.ki uist. no. w allowed $zw.w
Thomns Henley accompanied Mrs.
Hoaloy to Denvor tho Inst of tho week.
Ralph Aldcn went to Ogalalla yester
day afternoon to spend a few daya on
business, '
Hnrry Barraclough left last evening
for Cheyenne to transact business for n
few' days.
GO TO THE RESCUE.
Don't Wait till its too Late, Follow
the Example of a North Platte
Citizen. '
Rescue tho aching back.
If it keeps on aching, trouble comes.
Backache Is kidney ache.
If you neizloct tho kidnov's wnrnlncr.
Look out for unlunry trouble dia
betes. Tills North Platto citizen will show
you how to go to tho rcsuo.
Charlea P. Burroutrh. 222 So. Pino
St., North Platto, Neb., days: "Several
years ago I had occasion to use Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured from McDonoll
& GravesiDrug Btoro, and I found them
to bo nn excellent remedv. I suffered
from burning pains in tho small of my
nacK anu my Kiiuioys woro very weak.
Short uao of Doan's Kidnoy Pills cured
mo comnletelv and I have not heen
brthorcd with mv kidnovs since. 1 tnko
pleasure In endorsing tills remedy for
ho benefit of kidney sulTorora."
For sale by all donlors. Price 50
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
Now York, solo agentB for tho United
states.
Remember the nnmo Bonn's and
take no othor.
Notice of Incorporation.
'NYnti.A la !.... It..
""v " "uiuuY nivc'ii uiui. me un
dersigned have formed n corporation
.1. 1 .. .. H . ...11
uuuur mo name ami Btyio pi "ino
Phlttu Vnllnv Stnti. rtnnlr" wttl. tic.
principal place of transacting its busi
ness, in the city or North Plntto, Lin
coln county, siaio or iNenrasKa, nnd for
the purpose of transacting a commer
cial banking business, the amount of
tho capitnl stock, authorized and paid
in is tho sum of fifty thousnnd dollars
($50,000) and tho llfo of tlio corporation
will bo from tho 3d day of July. 1911,
to tho 1st day of July, 1931, said corp
oration having been duly authorized by
tho State Banking Board of the Btato
of Nobrahka for tho transaction of a
commercial banking business, atjd tho
amount of indebtedness of said corpor
ation shall at no timo exceed two
thirds of its paid in capital stock, ex
coiit for donosita, and tho affairs of
said corporation, aro to be conducted
by a board of directors consisting of J.
W. Payno, Julius Pizer, H. Mehlman,
C. H. Wnltor, F. C. PJelstickor, J. C,!
Beoler, M. E. Scott Goo. L. Scott,
and C. A. Liston,, with F. C. Piol
sticker as president, Julius Pizer as
vice president, M. E. Scott as cashiox
and L. E. Mehlmann as assistant
caBhler. "
Datod this Cth day )f July, 1911.
J. W. Payne,
JuliusPizor,
II. Mohlmnn,
' C. H. Walter.
F. C. Piolstickor
J'. G. Beelor,
M. E. Scott,
C. A, Liston.
Closing e tSale
Echelbery'a New and
Second Hand Store.
Ranges from $5.00 up.
Stoves from Si. 00 ud.
Larjre Refrigerators ($4,00.
Gasoline Stoves Q&$.oo.
Dressers from $2.00 Up.
Commodes from jti-oo up.
Iron Bctls from Si. 00 up
C.trpets, room stz $2.50.
Come in and see the goods.
Jog-along , Tranifcr Co.
t 11. suwvsn, MOR.
tltttk and Il. itvy Drayiug of all Ivinda.
Piano moving a hjKeinlty. Hp-to-datA
1911 piano truck. OitUv hours a u. in. 1
tolip.'m. Otiuv with l'ohtal Telegraph
Ofluv I'hoix' '.Ml. ili-hldeiiCtf (151
Political Announcements
FOIt TREASURER.
I hereby announce mvself aa n can
didate for tho republican nomination
for county treasurer, subject to the
decision of the voters of the primary
election August 15th, 1911. I will fully
appreciate the support or republicans.
C. H. Walters.
I respectfully announce, that I am a
candidate for the republican nomination
for county treasurer, subject to the
decision of tho voters at the primary
election August 15th. Support given me
will be appreciated.
Alhert N. Durbin.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the republican nomination for county
treasurer, subject to the decision of tho
republican primary August 15th. I will
appreciate the support of republicans
on that day. Frank Murray.
Fellow citizens of Lincoln county: I
hereby announce myself a candidate for
county treasurer and respectfully eolicit
your support ut tho polls, If elected I
will endeavor to do my duty in ouch a
way nn to meet the approval of tho
people. Waltur B. MoNeku
1 am a candidate for tlio republican
nomination for coimty treasurer and
will appreciate nny support give ' me
at tha primary election Auguat nth.
VY. 11. V. WOODirURST.
FOR CI.KRK.
I hereby announce my enndidne y for
the nomination for county clork subject
to the decision of tho republican party
at the primary. Wit. Otten.
I horoby announce mysolf a candidate
for county clerk subject to the decision
of tho republican voters at tho primary
election to be held Tuesday, August
15th, 1911, and respectfully solicit
your support.
C. William Yost.
. Tlio undorsigncd is arc publican candi
date for the office of County Surveyor,
subject to tho decision of tho voters at
the primary election. Respectfully,
Paul G. Meyer.
for sheriff.
I announce myself as a candidate for
sheriff, subject to the decision of the
voters nt tho primary election to be
held August 15th, 1911, nnd respect
fully solicit tho support of tho republl
enns nt that election.
A. J. Salisbury.
I hereby annnounco myself aa a can
didate for tho republican nomination
for sheriff, subject to the decision of
tho voters at tho primary election on
August 16th and respectfully solicit
your support.
I. L. MlLTONHEGF.lt.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the democratic nomination for
shoriff subject to tho .decision of tho
voters nt tho primary election on Au
gust 15th nnd respectfully solicit your
support
C. Q. McGee.
I hereby nnnounco myself ns a candi
date for snerifT on tlio democratic ticket
subiect to tho decision of tho voters nt
tho primary election on Augustl5, 1911.
, EDD P. REBltAUSEtf.
I herebv nnnounco mvself as a candi
date for the domocratic nomination for
Bhorilf, subject to tho decision of the
voters at tho primary election, 1
Arthur J. Sullivan.
county superintendents
I hereby announce mysolf as a" candi
date for tlio nomination of countysuper
intendcnl, subject to tho decision of tho
domocratic primary.
Clio R. Chappell.,
Brady, Nebr..
I herebv announce mvself an a can-
didate for tho ropublican nomination for
county superintendent, subject to tho
decision of tho voters at tho primary
election August 15th. Your support is
respectfully solicited. ;
Wm. EmtiaiiT.
CLERK DISTRICT COURT.
I announco myself a candidate for re
nomination for clork of district court
subject to tho will of the republican
voters nt tho primary election to bo
held Tuesday, Auirust 15th. 1911. nnd I
nssuro you your support will be greatly
appreciates
Geo. E. Prosser.
COUNTY JUDGE.
I, John Grant hereby announco my
self, a enndidato for tho Democratic
nomination for County Judge, subject
to tho decisioitof tho voters at the
primary election August 15, 1911, and
most respoctfuliy solicit your support
I hereby announce mysolf as n candi
date for the republican nomination
for county judge, subject to the
decision of the voters nt tho primary
election on August 15th, and respect
fully solicit your support.
M, E. Crosby.
I horoby announco myself aa a crtn
didnto for tho republican nomination
for county judgo, subject to the decis
ion of tho voters' itt tho primary elec
tion August 15th.
E. W. Crane.
FOR 8URVEy6r.
I horoby announce mysolf a enndid
date for county surveyor of Lincoln
county on tho democratic tickot subject
to tho decision of the voters at tho pri
mary olection August 15th.
Ronsitl L. COCHRAN.
.1 respectfully announce myself ns n
candidate for tne democratic nomination
for county clerk, subject to thtt doci
sjon of ths vottrs at tio primary olec
tion August 16th. '
Francis W. Conneauly,
Wnllneof Nob.
t'OK COMMISSIONS)!. ,
I hereby announco myself as h 'cuntli
dote for use" republican nominatiWi for
county cotnmlwrfoner from the Third
ditriet, subject U the decision of voters
nt the primary election. Ymuuipport
solicited. J. W. Abbott,
HemhSy, iobr.
I here announce myself a eanuidattr
for the republican nomination for
county commissioner fi-otn the 'Third
''strict, subject to the declaim) oT the
mi. i-.ji nt tht primary i'U"tionii,AUut)t.
iu.il n :ip'i.t fully aolict voiit- support- 1
am a resident of Nowail precinct And
my poHtofflce addrons. is Hvrnhey.
II J. Rn!NK.
1 heivbj liiinounx1 my tindidacy for
th'' dtmoeratIc Hoii.w,:.tiori for county
voiimtit.sioiit'r U 1 1 ct No. ;:, nibject
to tho ifMilt of the (iniriMiy e!' i titm.
Ul.NttV II. IJiUi.
Ntke far B&
Sealed bids for tho construction of a
Public Library Building will bo re
ceived up to 4 o'clock P M.. July 25th,
1911, by Annio C Kramph, Secretary
Public Library Board, First National
Bank Building, North Platte, Nebraska.
All bids must be in strict accordance
with plans and specifications prepared
bv Carl E. Schaeffer. Architect. North
Platte, Nebraska and must be accom-J
panieu Dy a certified cJieck for 8 per
cent of tho bid, check To be made pay
able to Annio C, Kramph, Secretary.
Plans enn be seen at tho office of
Annie C. Kramph, Secretary Public
Library Board, North Platte. Nebraska
and at the office of Carl E. ShaofTer,
Architect. North Platte, Nebraska.
The right Ts reserved to reject any or
nil bids. The successful bidder must
furniBh a good and sufficient bond for
faithful performance of tho contract
nnd raid bond must bo approved by the
Library Board, their judgment to ba
final and conclusive as to tho sufficiency
of the bond.
By ordor of the Public Library Board,
North Platte, Nebraska.
Annie C. Kramph, Secretary,
Butler Buchanan, President.
Save Your Suits.
Wouldn't vnn liWo in wnnr lhnf tar
fectly good last spring's suit again?
Anil wmilln' t .uiui wanp if If vmi n.Milrl
- - - . . ......... -. - . - - . . 1 u j ..it
shorten tho jacket to conform to tho
present siyie. 11 you. naven't the time
tn Hn It. nr tf vnn Hnn't knnw hmv 4not
RPnrl It tn na., VVn nrn Hninrr nrnnf
deal of this kind of work this spring, as
wen as cleaning, uyeing, pressing and
uuuing new coiiarn anu cuus. A lew
Rlirh fiifinrrna tvltt itrmrAvn tr-ui nA
suit so that you will .actually enjoy
economy.
The French Diy Cleaning and Press
ing Place.
A. SIGEL, The Little Tailor
223 E. nth St. Phone 1fi2
Application for Liquor License
Mattor of Application of Patrick G.H
Haynca for Liquor License:
Notice is hereby given that Patrick
G. Haynes did upon tho 30th day of
June, 1911, file his application to tho
Village Board of Trustees of Brady,
Lincoln county, Nebraska, for license to
sell malt, spirituous nnd vinous liquors
on Lots 13, 14 and 15 in Block 6 in tho
Villatro of Bra lv. Lincoln countv. No-
braska, to begin at the municipal year
01 ivn anu to enu witn tne same witn
in tho spring of 1912.
If there be no objection, rcmonstrnnco
or protest filed'within two weeks from
July -1, A. D.. 1911, said license will bo
granted.
Patrick G. IUynes, Applicant.
Notice of Sole Under Chattel
Mortgage,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a chattel mortgage dnted tho 7th day
of March, 1911, and duly filed in the
otlico of the county clerk of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, on the 29th day of
Mar 1911, executed by Henry M. Bald
ridge and Isaac S. Baldridgo to Charley
Meyer to secure payment of the sum of
Jfaiou.uu. upon which there ia due the
sum 01 iu.uu. saiu mortgage pro
vided that on any nttempt to dispose of
tho property described -in snid mort
gage, said mortgagee or his assigns
could take possession of said goods and
chattels wlierever found nnd sell the
same at privnto sale or public auction
or so much thereof as will bo sufficient
to pay tho amount duo or to become
due. Said mortgagers having mndo
ttotnult by selling snid mortgaged prop
perty there is now duo on said notes
me sum 01 $iiiu.u. And no suit or
any other proceedings' having been in
stituted to recover said debt or any part
uiereoi, morotoro 1 win sen said prop
erty described, viz: 39 calves, all black
oxcept six rod ones, heifers nnd steers
mixed; 34 two-yepr old cattle, all black
but five; about half steers and heifers:
20 three-year old cattle, all black but
live; six cows, hlack and red; ono black
bull; 21 horses, consisting of-ouo black
spun 01 mares six years old,; one span
of sorrel horses, three and four yearn
old; one span of brown horses, ono six
year old and ono lflyear old. one sorrel
mare one gray mare; seven and nine years
oiu; iour uireo-yoar old nay horses and
mnros; eix two-year old horses and
mares; all bays; two bay mare colta;
one spnn 01 mares; ono sorrel and one
bay. All machinery, farming imple
ments, spring wngon, saddles, vehicles,
harnoss etc., valued at four hundred
nnd forty dollars. Two brood sowa
valued at $3(1.00 being all tho stock,
horses, cattle and implements, excopt
one little gray colt, two year old cows,
red in color, nil of said cattlo are
branded wl tit letter M and invertod .C
with bar under both, branded on tho !
right hip, at public auction, nt the
house located on Section 32, Township
12, Rang 82, in-the precinct of Nowoll, !
Lincoln county, on the 20th day of
July 1911, nt ton o'clock a. m., ot snid
dny. j
Dated this 8rd day of July, 1011. . 1
Ciiarlby Meyer,
Mortgagee,
NuTICK Ul
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, re imri n i.w tli'ii!!-. Hilmtn!l rntiir "f
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Kt 1 hi iRMr ufU o'.-l.Kilt. u. m.. at vrtili'li tlum
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Homeopathy
Principles
SmUea, Shmilibtu, Cwaatu
A liko remedy will cure a liko
disease as n remedy which has
the same symptoms, or producea
tile same in tho well, will cure
those in the nick, and with na
ture's help will cure quicker than
any other, and with less expense
to- tho human economy. This
system of medicine has ?.t its
command anything in the realm
of cure, such as electricity in any
form, the Vibrator, Massage,
Hyrothorafenties. Therefore tho
correctness of choosing this lino
of treatment, rather thonwhims
with a single borrowed idea.
For out of town patienta and all
those interested: rooms furnished
when desired, for confinement,
medical and tho neuessary Surgi
cal cases. Trained nurses in
attendance.
Dr. J. S. Twinem,
Medico! and Surgical Pr.iclicioncr
I GEO. 1). DENT, I
I Physician and Surgeon,
Office over McDonnld Bank. 4
-Jrat-ir-
JOE B. REDF1ELD, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Specialty! SKIN DISEASES.
Day nnd night cnlls promptly answered
Office P. S. Hospital. Phone 642.
Ht
ml. W. W. SADLER,
Physician, Surgeon, Optician.
District Surgeon U. P. R. R. 3
Hersiiey. Neiiraska. I
ttoataa i9dsb
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5 DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Homeopathic Fliystclarf and Surgeon
M Special attention clven to coriflno
y wont ami children's diseases,
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Notice of Special Election.
Notice is hereby given that oh the
20th day of Juno, 1911, the Mayor and
City Council of tho city of North
Platte. Nebraska, passed and approved
an ordinance entitled:
"An ordinance granting to tho Ne
braska Telephone Company, its succes
sor and assigns, right of way for tho
maintenance of wires, undergronnd
conduits and appurtenances thoreto,
through, upon, over nnd under tho
streets and alleys of the streets of
North Platte. Nebraska; regulating the
erection and construction pf poles,
wires and conduits nnd protecting tho
same in said city of North Platte, etc."
And that on tho 13th day of July, 1911,
a petition was filed in tho office of the
,'clork of tho city of North Platto, signed
dv zii quatuieu voters 01 tno city ot
North Platte, the same being 20 per
cent of tho voters of such city, request
ing that the said ordinance "be re
ferred to the voters of the city of
North Platte, Nebraska, at a special
election in said city, to bo called and
held according to law, for their rejec
tion or approval".
Now, . therefore, J, Charles F.
Temple, city clerk of the city 6f North
Platte, by virtue of the powor in me
vested hereby cnll a special election to
bo held on the. 2nd day of August, A.
D. 1911, between the hours of 9 a. m.
nntj 7 p. m. in said city of North Platte,
for the purposo of voting on said ordi
nance., ,
Tho voting places nt said election
shall be in the First ward in said city,
at tho hose houso-in said ward, in tho
Second ward in Baid city, in tlio com
missioners room in the court house in
said ward, in the Third ward in Baid
city at the hose house in said ward and
in the Fourth ward in said city at tho
hose house in snid ward. ,
Tho Ballots to be-tiscd at said
election shall have written or printed
thereon:
Approving the ordinance passed and
approved tlio 20th day of June, 1911,
by tho Mayor and City--Council of tho
city of North Platto, Nebraska, en
titled: "An ordinanco granting to the Ne
braska Telephone Company, its succes
sors and nssigns, right of way for the
maintenance of poles, wires under
ground conduits nnd appurtcnoncos
thoreto, through, upon, over and untjer
the Itreets ana alleys of the city of
North Platte, Nebraska; rojgulating tho
erection and construction of poles, wires
and conduits and protecting the samo in
said city of North Platto.'7
Rejecting tho Ordinance passed and
approved the 20th day of June, 1911,
by the Mayor nnd City Council of the
city of North Platte, Nebraska, en
titled: "An Ordinance granting to tho Ne
braska Telephone Company, ita succes
sors and assigns, right of way for the
maintenance of pole, wires, under
ground conduit autl appurtenances
thereto, through, upon, over and under
tho etreeU and alleys of tht? city of
Nqrrh Piatt, Nebraska; lvgulHting tho
ortetioH mid construction of the poles,
wirtts and conduits and protecting tho
same in snid city of North Platte.
Those voting in favor of approvhiK
snid ordinance shall mark their ballot
with an X opposite the paragrnphhogiu
ing "Approvine; the ordinance, passed anil
approved thf 2Uh day f June, 1911. "
Thohf vi Mi'jf to reject -.aid onlh.am-e
shall iimik iheti ballot .iili an X 011-
) .. iu- tin I'i'iiiL-. .;,i I) ',! 1 ine;. "Hi
jCUng .fie uunufciict' - pwaoeti artu ap
pvpvud the mh daj-.o Jun, I!tU."
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:'ortri e.'m l'c obtained liy fit'-d who de
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The F. C. Ayres Mcr. Co.,
20th and Wnzee Streets,
Denver, Colorado.
F.oad No. 344.
The commissioner appointed to view
for the purposo of establising a public
toad in folio wo:
onmoncing at tno nortnenst corner
of Section 12, township 10, rango 20,
and running thence west ono mile to the
northwest corner of section 12, town
ship 1G, rango 26, thence running south
one and ono half miles to the south
east corner of the n. e. quarter section
14, township 10, range 20.
Also commencing at n. c. corner of
section 14, township 16, range 26, and
running west one half mile as nearly on
the line ns practical; has reported in
favor of the establishment of said road
and all claims for damage or objection
thereto must he filed in the office of tho
.county clork on or before noon on the
3ist day of August, 1911.
Dated North Platte, ' Neb., June 28,
1911. F. R. Elliott, County Clerk.
Road No. 347.
The commissioner nppointed to view
for the purpose of establishing a public
road as follow: Commencing at tho
northeast corner section 26. township
16, range 26, nnd running thence east
along tlioTiorth section lino of said sec
tion 26 to a point nbout 40 roads east
of tho northeast corner of northwest
quarter: thence southeasterly around
tno canyon in northwest quarter of
northeast quarter of said section nnd
back to section lino at about tho north
east comer of northwest quarter of tho
northeast quarter of said section thonco
east along said section line about thirty
rods; thence southerly across tho cor
ner of tho northeast quarter of tho
northeast quarter of said section 26 to
the intersection of the east line; thence
south along tho east lino of said section
to tee intersection of Road No. 212 has
reported in favor of the' location of
said roads as follows:
Commencing at tho northwest corner
of section 26, township 1C, range 26,
and rnnning thence east along tho
north section lino of said section 26, to
a point about 40 rods east of the north
east corner of the northwest quarter;
thence southeasterly around tno enn
yon, thence in an easterly direction
to section lino between sections 25 and
26 said town and range.
I also recommend thnt a road com
mencing nbout 40 rods west of tne
northeast corner of the northwest quar
ter section 26. townshin 16. ranee 26.
rand running thence in a southerly
direction tor about SO rods to intersect
with tho former described road and all
objections thereto or claims for damage
must ho filed in the office of the county
clerk on or before noon on the 31st day
of August 1911.
Dated North Platte, Neb., Juno28th,
1911. F. R. Elliott, County Clerk. .
Primary Election Notice, 191 1-
I, F. R. Elliott, County Clerk, of
Lincoln County, Nebraska, do hereby
direct that a primary election bo held
nt tho voting places in the vnrious pre
cincts of Lincoln Gounty, Nebraska, as
by law provided, on tho third Tuesday
in August, A. D, 1911.
At said primary election, candidates
for the following offices shall be nom
inated to be voted on at the regular
November, A. D., 1911 election:
Three judges of tho Supremo Court;
Two regents of tho State University;
Ono state Railway Commissionca;
Ono district judge Thirteenth judicial
district in Nebraska.
Ono county judgo;
One sheriff;
Ono coroner;
Ono county treasurer;'
One county clerk;
Ono county surveyor;
One county superintendent;
Ono clerk of the District Court;
Ono county commissioner, commis-"
sioner district number three;
One overseer in eash road distslct:
v.n i.,An en '1
mu juotituo ui mu jiuacu; in cacil
Two Constables: (in each nrecinctf
Which election will bo open at 12. M
noon and continueoponuntil9:00o'clock
in tho afternoon of the samo day.
Dated, North Platto, Nebraska, Juno
28, 1911.
F. R. Elliott, County Clerk.
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. fti2-02.KB.
Dcpartmontot tho Interior.
U, 8. Land Olllco at Nortli I'latto. Nob.
. Junu Ktii.lMJ.
Noiico Is hereby rlvtn that Thomas itol
Chcr, ot Myrtle, Nnb.. who oil August 1, 11)01,
marlti Uomcstnad Entry No. 20IW1, ferlal No.
(Willi!, for SV. and on February 14th.
HHB. tnado HoHiestotul Entry N'o. .'ox.jh.
Sorlal No. 028IW. for WH of SK'4. Heo
tlon. 6 Township. Ill, North, rnco aJ.
West of the sixth principal meridian
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