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Semi-Anniial Statement
OF THE
Local and Personal
F. C. ndtti&er tntmbttmi tosto
la Vft&tee this wk.
Geozze McKhIb ad w lft a few
days or Otfe&ge toreroato f4efiaity,
ItfSfe May Lyoss left Ut morning for
IjvAnvpta to spend the wk d with
Letter Walker retaroed borne ytttor
day roortlng frwri a bftM tfsU fa
Om&b.
Perrjr ttwj went to Omaha hut
evaoJog to transact business for a coople
of day.
In. Jc Jseup left today tor Suth
erland, to spend a couple of day with
friend.
Attorney L. JE. Jioach transacted
business in Lexington the early part of
M ntek.
Miss Florence Dow,ba left Wednss
day afternoon for Cozad to vist friends
for a week.
""MriTMcFarland, of Sutherland, who
rlilttfl in town tbU week, went borne
yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Golden returned to Vatley
Junction yesterday morning after a
short visit with hit family in this city.
Krnest McGrew formerly of the thi
city, came yesterday row Kansas City
to vii it relatives and transact business.
Pioneer Resident
Passes
COUNTY TREASURER
of Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Away
Mm. Terrtsnee McGwers, a highfyi
resected pker iafy f tint city, died'
at ber bone Jo the Fwrth ward &ar)r
Wednesday morning after a prvtracted
fltkzt. Mrr, McGtrrem was take Ml
with rhearcatiwa two yean ago aod
1aat wJnt-r tmKtrod a paralytic strike
which aeafoed ber to the hoase skwe
that time.
gbe wa sabject to severe spelts and
toileted intense pain during ber Mi
ne but patiently bore it and uttered
no word of complaint. For a number
of weeks ber condition was considered
critical and relatives were notified.
WJth the exception of one son, who
was unable to reach ber ride before
death came, all of her family were
with her in her last earthly hours and
devotedly rendered their assistance to
make the end peaceful and happy but
for two days she was unable to talk
with them. At ten o'clock Tuesday
evening she sank into a deep siaep from
which she never awakened.
Mrs. McGovern was one of those
ladies whom the world can ill afford U
Jose, a loving mother, faithful church
worker and charitable to all, living a
model christian life.
She was born in County Cavan, Ire
land, January 23, 1844, came to America
If t. G Jt r niv m efftt loaua tnMnyu
jjsvui wiiufi ni iicura uiiuiivn
tor Chicago to spend a wk or longer i a the age of twenty years. In 1872 she
purchasing stock for bis clothing store. was carried J" Philadelphia to Terrene
Mrs, George Greer, of Kushville, III.. I JJcGofvrn: ?h, dd Tr,?yv"T,'
wbopent several months with ber" A., , "'""-Y ""
aunt, Mrs, Hattie Farrington, will leave
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howard will
leave in a few day for Seattlo and
cities of the Pacific goast to spend sev
eral week.
Mrs, 15. V. Seberger returned Tues
3y night from Cheytnnpwhera lor
U-n days (sb,e had Iwen Uiignestof Mrs,
Will Jetfers.
R. h, Groves, who had been spending
a two weeks' vacation with North
VhiVi friends, left Wednesday night
tor Kansas City, , ,
Mr, and Mrn, F, McGovern, of
Omaha, came last evening to attend
the funeral of their aunt tho late Mrs
Terrence McGovern,
JWrs, F, H. Hoxln entertained a num
ber of ladles at an informal"(KK) party
Tuesday nfternoon, Tho refreshments
wura unusually (lne,
Rlch(i) Ugol returned Wednesday
tramp, business visit In Chicago and
will Jenvj tomorrow for Japan to spend
three montlm with his parents,
Frank lucht, age 28, of Gushing, and
Mlss'lfnnna MmJson, age A of Max
well, were rjuletly married Jn tins city
Tuesday evening by Judgo Grant,
Mrs, Sarah McGinn, of Grand Junc
tion, who visited her sisters Mrs. Geo,
Ausllif and Mrs, Charles EH for u month,
went homo tho iirst Of tills week,
Mrs. Geo. T. Fluid has Issued in
vitations to a five hundred party to bo
held at hifhonu Tuesday evening in
honor of her sister Miss Emily Halter,
of Detroit,
Mrs. J, M, Caress and Mrs, Hoscn,
her daughter of Now Albany, lnd
came today to visit Mr,, and .Mrs. D,
Ij, Louden while enrjiu to Denvrr to
visit friends.
Messrs, 8. M. SoudpjV Albort Dur
bln, Hurt Nftpertteck of this city und
Qhm Roli'ler, Moorefiajd loft Wodnes
day afternoon for Qgulalla to spend
suvural (Inyu on business.
MIsh Ida Qttonstcln entej talncd tho
T, M. E, club and thulr guntlumcit
friends at a picnic at tliu Dick groye
lust tjvtinlrig In honor of hur guust Miss
Margaret Wnro, of Ululr. Tho uVenlng
whm M)ent Id dancing, An enjoyable
picnic lunch was surved,
Tim North I'lalto Imuo ball team won
thulr thlrtucnth narjjo of hall this
season on tho local diamond Tuesday
uftornoon, when they took tho gome
from tho Cozad nlnu with a scoro of
eleven to tluoo. Meikur and Dyu
scored in thu II rut Inning. Ituns wuro
mndo by Mlllor In tho (lrst, third, llftli
and sixth Inning. Dygxrt, Hrlght and
McCluru scored In tho sixth and eighth
innings, McCluru nod Jones pitched for
thu homo team. Tho attendance was
not itH largo a usual, hut thugatu re
ceipts worn satisfactory.
Have You Seen The Cody Addition's
SIbco They Huvu Been Graded?
Iffnot, you want to, fortho certainly
look prutty, llku a chuckor huaid and
JevoJ und high, Wo only Imvo u few
lots loft and If tho man of niodurnto
mouns or tho young man that wants
an InvuHtmunt that ha can pay In pur
month wunts to Rot In you will Imvo to
Imrry. Wo cold twolvo loto Inst week,
C. V, Thmpj.i:, Auunt.
To this union were born eight children,
two of which are dead. Those surviv
ing are Thomas B.. of Omaha, Terrence,
of Helper, Utah, Mrs. Wm. McGratb,
of Omaha, and Mrs. Omar Huff, Mrs.
Edward Garrison andl'eter, of tbirdty.
The funeral services will be held
Friday morning at HO) at St. Patrick's
church and internment made In the
Catlioliccemetory.
From January 1st, 1913, to June
30th, 1913.
ALBERT N. DURBLN, County Treasurer.
Collections. -Cash
on hand January 1st, 101..., 5,394.06
To 1911 tax collected . - 742.88
To 1912 tax collected . .-... 129,118.19
School land Interest -. '..'. 4,055.98
School land rental '. 2,819.23
Miscellaneous county general-, .-..., 4,351.73
Miscellaneous county bridge ,' . 139.23
Road refunds " . 4b8.69
Fees account .-. .."lv 1 247.00
Redemptions .' . 8,532.67
Miscellaneons Keith anH Lincoln coenties 120.00
Inheritance tax . .'". , . . . 92.67
State apportionment L.. 9,067.24
Deposit interest . 2,525.99
Fines -J 280.00
Motor Licenses-...--- r 319.00
ToUl f"" - 298,264.96
State Funds.
Ml'
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Citted for Quick Sale at $075 Only.
A good 4 room cottage, oatbailding
and nice 66x132 lot, three blocks from
Fourth ward school. Terras easy. We
have other bargain! n nice homes asd
vacant lots dote in.
Bratt & Goodman.
Local and Personal.
Charlen Otlenhelmcr, of Salt Lake,
camo last yek to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Julius I'izer.
Miss Gertrude Otto, of Lincoln, Is
expected next week io visit Mr. and
Mrs.' A. l Kolly.
Mr. und Mr. John Young expect to
leave shortly for Utah to make their
home in tho future.
Miss Minnie Jensen, of Omaha,
who visited her aunt Mrs. II. P. Han
sen for a couple of weeks, left for her
home.
Mr. und Mrs. Torrcnce McGovorn,
of Helper, Utah,, como Wednesday
.evening to attend tho funeral of the
Judge Grimes loftlastnight for Wyo"
ming whore he will spend a week trout
fishing. Ilo wan Joined at Sidney by
Attorney Fred Wright, of Goring.
Msse Katherlno and Margaret
Norrls, of Omaha, who came n few
days ago to visit their aunt Mr. I'. J.
Norrls will leave tomorrow morning,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Curpentor, form
erly of this city, uro expected here this
week, Tho former hus been awarded
thu contract to put in tho lights at the
now round house.
All members of Woman'a Christian
Temprunco Union are Invited to bo
present nt tho home of Mrs. A. I.
Kelly,' west 2nd St., Tuesday, August
Gth.v. Tho local superintendents of the
different departments will road their
year's report, also election of olllcers.
Refreshments will bo served.
ii your idle money is not earning
7 to 8 per cent lemi-nnnnal interest
in safe first mortgage loans sec Bratt
& Goodman, the firm who has loaned
out nearly one million dollars and
never lost a dollar In Interest or prin
cipal.
DlSBURSKMENTS
General w .:...- 15, 186.91
School ,.? :.; .10
University .... 4 3,628.04
Aid Bridge .. -. r.. 1,113.15
School land principal...'. ..'-'. i., 466.50
School land interest ....: 5,343,00
School tand Rental 5,041.12
i
. , County Funds. v u
General .-..'. : .
Coyote '.
Bridge .
........!:, 20,840.15
632.00
2.885.15
Commissioners Districts f, 2,439.02
Refunds .t .' 46.18
Soldiers Relief J 800.00
Jury , ; 28 .70
District roads ' 7,349.24
Redemptions . S,SJ6.80
Balance July 1st, 1913.
, State Funds.
GaeraJ OOmM
UiiTersity 17L7S
Aidbrid ..-,...... ..., i.M
School UjhI ltarl l,3ft,83
School Uad rental... , ....,..,, S1&23
County Funds.
Kertli Piatt Brldtre Bond MoJe
Geaeral 11, 8f 7.07
Bridge , 2,088.18
Road Cosraiisskmer, District Ho 1 .' 940.41
Road Commissioner, District No 2 84.47
Road Commissioner, District No 8 98L01
Soldiers Relief "...., 809.82
District roads 9,475,68
Redemption : 1,583.32
Oatstaadiog- indebtedness 4.51
School Funds.
General 40,259.12
High 7,582.34
Building s ; 1,393.18
Special 86.13
Bond 8,194.7G
Irrigation Districts.
Birdwood, general
Bird wood, interest
Suburban, general.
Suburban, interest
Keith and Lincoln' counties, general.. ......: 1,696.97
Keith and Lincoln counties, interest 337.33
Platte Valley Irrigation 6,510.51
Bridge Districts.
Eureka bonds and interest 4,315.76
Hershey bonds and interest 6,159.34
Bostwick bonds and interest 1,457.58
Birdwood bridge :.... 946.65
Village Funds.
Maxwell, general
Brady, general
Sutherland, general -.
Hershey, general
Wallace, general
City of North Platte.
General
Street-lighting '
Water
330,14
715.16
799.63
685.07
63.81
115.61
80.30
14.79
342.60
Sewer bond ana interest .
Sewer maintenance......
Water bond and interest.
City Park
Library
Sewer laterals
311.73
232.96
311.72
154.09
105.77
123.86
15.08
91.94
635.42
Miscellaneous Funds'.
Pee account .....J.". 1,861.87
Deposit interest ... ,, : 3,356.48
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School Funds.
General
t ( $ " - )ffvX Xj
High :.iLi T. - 098.00
Building t T;..'..: '...., 192.46
Special ; f ,. . 418.71
Bond ...; 8,022.00
Irrigation Districts.
Birdwood. general ).. ..: 750.00
Bird wood, interest . 570,00
Suburban, general '. . , . '. , 2,500. 00
Suburban, interest ...-... ; . . 3,011.00
Keith and Lincoln counties, general . . . j .'. . 1,800.00
Keith and Lincoln counties, interest ' 1,718.00
Platte Valley : 5.000.00
Bridge District.
Total ; $128,915.48
The following items make up the Cash Balance.
First National Bank .' e 26,744.85
McDonald State Bank 26680 96
Platte Valley State Bank 4 I2's3o!o6
Bankof Wellileet 4.0Io!43
Bank of Brady .' 4,00o!oo
Brady State Bank 4,000.00
Citizens Security Bank , "" 5',I89!87
Bank of Lincoln County .,...' ;M ,.......'. 4,'o0o!o0
Maxwell State Bank a'nnn'nn
Sutherland State Bank , .V,.... 4 OOO.OO
Farmer's Bank "..1. .:.,!,..'.. '......"... 4.0I925
Eureka bonds and interest..
Hershey bonds and interest.
Bostwick bonds and Interest
Village Funds.
V
Maxwell, general...
Maxwell, road
IBrady, general
Sutherland, general ,
Sutherland, road .,,
Hershey, general.. ,
Hershey, road.
THE MUTUAL BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Thu nssets of this association oxceud
tho num of half u million dollars, Tho
reduction of (ho rnlo of Interest to bor
rowers has Increased tho demand for
loans, ami in order to meet this demand
thu association will Issue a limited
amounted of Its PAID Ul STOCK.
Monuy Invested In this paid up Htoclc
draws six per cent Intorost, tmyublo
svml'OiuiuuHy, and may bo withdrawn
at any tlmo upon thirty days notice,
such notice belnu; wulvod wheru tlieio
aro funds In the treasury to muot thu
withdrawal,
T. 0. I'A'rrtMHON, PruBldont.
Samuui. Qoozhu, Secretary,
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City of North Platte.
General ,,
Street Lighting
Water
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120.27
000.00
240.00
025.00
200.00
475.00
450.00
240.00
250.00
250.00
2,142.48
1,088.23
08.11
Sewer bond and Interest t j . .f . 1,083,98
Sower mnintalnance ,,., 470.19
Water bond and Interest v I,
0 1 1 y P :v r It k a ,
Library r. . . . , X(it
Fire Department ji. . ..r.,,.,
North Platte Road fpfev
Sewer laterals .W.4 ,
Total, 107,849 50
I I s
838.03
112.71
'020.78
1,970.58
2,100.00
1,220,12
Fines ..
Interest on state collections
Miscellaneous funds... .'
Count' advertising
Condemnation
Estray ,...'..
Special tax ....'.
Jury
370.26
44.79
5,331.32
848.52
123.81
' 14.38
i...:.-.......:.t 2,281.34
" ' i 9t! qo
Less lees earned by County Treasurer.
$130,915.40
1,999.92
Kountz Bros
Sinking funds
Cash and cash items
2,182.22
27,000.00
757.24
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Total 8128,915.48
No registered warrants outstanding. Lincoln
County has no bonded indebtedness.
State of Nebraska, )
County of Lincoln, J
I, Albert N. Durbin, Treasurer of Lincoln County, Nebraska
do swear that to the best of my knowledge and belief the above
is a true statement of all the funds of the Treasurers office ot
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
ALBERT N. DURBIN, County Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th dav of Julv THTR
GEO. E. PROSSER, Clerk of District Court.
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State of Nebraska, )
Countv of Lincoln. X
We do hereby certify that the above statement of Albert N.
Durbin, County Treasurer, of Lincoln County, Nebraska, is a
complete and accurate summary of all his collections and dis
bursements as treasurer of said county from the 1st dav of Tnnn
ary, 1913, to the 30th clay of June, 1913. y
We further certify that each collection has been correctlv
entered and the vouchers and other items of credit were in pro
per form and correctly entered, and the vouchers were received
by the Board of County Commissioners and the footings were
verified by us and found to be correct and the above statement
of balance agrees in every particular with said accounts in Coun
ty Treasurer's general ledger.
Commissioners: J . & ZW& ,
F. W: HERMINGHAUSEN,
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