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! Semi -Weekly Tribune Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION HATES. Ono Year by Mail In advauco $.2fi Ono Year by Carrier in advance. $l.fi0 Entered at North Platte, Nebraska, Post olllco a9 Second Class Matter. Tuesday, April 14, 1914. Local and Personal Mrs. Harry Boyd is visiting for a few days with friends and relatives in Kearney. Misses Eileen and Sibyl Gantt left Friday evening for Omaha to spend a couplo of days visiting friends. E. S. Davis, instructor in the North Platte Business College, roturned Sat urday from Plattsmouth whero he spent a week visiting a branch of their college. License to wed was issued Saturday from the county judgo's office to Chas. Mndsan of Maxwell, and Miss Pedrea Jonson of Denmark, Neb. The groom is In business at Maxwell. Miss Lucy Pickercll, one of the rural teachers in tho Sutherland vi cinity, was in tho city Saturday and called at the office of County Supt. Chappell. For Sale 8 room houso and half block of ground on East Sixth street. House modern except heat; gasolino lighted and has basement. A number of small fruit trees on ground. E. E. Moody, 1301 East Sixth street. Father Gus Harfilis, of Omaha, ar rived in tho city Saturday morning to officiate at tho funoral of tho late Peter Farmakas and spent the remainder of the day visiting his nephew, John Paulos, of the North Platte candy kitchen. Raymond Tigho has accepted a posi tion as atcnographor in Foreman's McGraw'a office. He formerly hold that position for some time but ro nigned thoro to go to Omaha 'whore he attended Creighton college. Mr. Murphy who has been holding that positidn for a few months has been transferred. ,- .Inhn FVivn. of this cltv rnonfvpil ... ji -... ' --... word Saturday morning announcing the death of his mothur at Gibbon, Nebr. lie left for that placo Saturday to at tend the funeral. It was intended that John Faye, Jr.. would be sent to tho homo of his grandmother at Gibbon, but other disposition will now have to be mado with him. License to wed was issued Saturday morning by tho county judgo to Ernest H. Haaso'21, of Grand Island and Miss Mary Hurley, 21, of Hershoy. Thoy wero married by Judgo Grant and will mako their home in Grand Island whero the groom has a position with tho Union Pacific company. Tho bndo was for merly u teacher this county. Lot us sell your children shoes. Wilcox Department storo. C. I. Lewis, residing south of the city, called at this office Saturday and announced thnt tho report that ho hnd bought tho North Platte Sanitary Dairy was a mistake. It waB reported in this paper about a month aero that hp had mado tho purchaso from the former owners, Clarke nnd Troy, but ho an nounces that ho is only running his own dairy among his own customers. Tho tenth annual district convention of Christian churches which will bo hold at Kearney April 28th, 29th and 30th. This district comprises seven counties nnd eighteen churches will bo rapresen ted. Over three hundred delegates uro expected to attend. Rev. Knowles of this city is secretary and treasurer of the district nnd announces that he will attempt to get tho'conventlon hero next year.' Tho cbbo of the state of Nebrasku vs. Peter Lloyd, which was to havo been hoard Saturday before Judgo Grant, was dismissed Friday afternoon upon re quest of tho plantilT. Lloyd is charged -with wife desertion and was arraigned laBt week and entered a plea of not guilty. Ho was arrested at Grand Island and brought to this city, After his plea of not guilty hejand Mrs. Lloyd got together and evidently forgot all previous difficulties. The Mutual Building & Loan As sociation has plenty qi money on hand to close loans promptly and are in the market for desirable City Loans. By doing business with .this home associa lion, borrowers can save $300.00 or more in the payment of each $1000.00 borrowed over competing Building & Loan Assocntions. An Ordinance No. 47 (Continued from Pago 1) cannot be installed; provided further, that all consumers who have installed meters at their own expense shall not bo subject to such meter charges. Section 7. Same, Meters Furnished By City. The city of North Platto shall furnish approved meters to cus tomers, on request at cost if paid when purchased or will charge 19 per cent above cost of meters if paid in four quarterly installments. All meters shall be set and maintained in place whore they fire conveniently ac ncssablo to the water commissioner and his employees. When meters ore set outside of buildings they must be set in meter boxqs approved by tho water commissioner. But one meter will be installed by tho city on any premises, but whero more meters are wanted in buildings occupied by two or moro tenants, thoy may bo purchased at cost from tho water departmont. Such meter must not be so installed as to divert any water from passing through tho meter belonging to the city, nor will they bo read or cared for by the water department, C?.tInn Q rinnontlnr Tho civic league met Thursday evening nt tho Mothodist church to mako report on tho eloction and drew resolutions aommending tho work of tho organization and thanking tho press for the support it had glvoii them. A favorablo 'report was submitted in which they stated that thoy had made a big gain in the fight for prohibition ovor the precoeding oluction two years ago. Also they congratulated them selves thut threo of tho candidates named mamed by them for councilmon wero elected. The organization was made permanent and will stand for tho betterment Platte. Soetion 8. Connect ons. Ltc.-.-Cut Off Unnecessary Waste Non-Liability of City and Water Commissioner. All house boilers shall bo constructed with ono or moro air holes near tho top of tho inlet pipe, and be sufficiently strong to bear tho pressure of tho atmosphere under vacuun, tho stop-cock and other appurtenances must be sdfliaiently fitroncr to bear tho pressure and run off the water in the mains. All porsons taking tho water shall keep their own service pipe, Btop-cock, meters nnd ap paratus in good repair, and protect them from frosts at their own risk and ex pense, and shall prevent all unnecessary waste of water: and it is expressly stipulated by said city and water com missioner that nd clnim shall be mado against them or either of them by reuBon of the breaking of any service pino or code or meter, or u irom any 'cause tho supply of water should fail, or from damngc arising from shutting off tho water to repair mains, mnking connections or extensions, or for any other purposo that may be doomed nec cessaiy and tho rightiR hereby reserved to cut off the supply of water at any timo, any permit granted to the con trary notwithstanding. Section 9. Turning Water Off and On. When the wntor ha3 been turned off from any consumer ho shall notturn it on or permit it to bo turned on witn out the written consent of tho water commissioner. Section 10. Access to Premises By City Answer Questions. Every par son taking water supplied through the water systom of this city .shall permit tho water commissioner or his duly authorized agent, mt all hours of the day between 7 o'clock a. m., and G o'clock p. ni., to enter his promises or, buildings to examine tho pipes and fix tures and tho manner in which the water is used and must at all times frankly and without concealment, nnswer all questions rolntivo to its con sumption. Section 11. Turned Off in Case of Fire. All private hydrants, fountains, street washers, and sprinklers must be shut off at the first alarm of fire, and not turned on again that day until pur mission is given which will be done by ono blast of the whistle at tho water works stotioii, Section 12. Pipes, etc., to be used pipes, otc. to curb lino by city. Either load or galvunised service pipe may bo used at the option of tho applicant, and must bo at least one-eighth larger in diameter than tho tap through which it is supelicd. All lead and iron pipe must have sufficient strength to sustuin a pressure of not leas than one hundred pounds to tho squaro inch, nnd nt the top of connection with the street main botween tho corporation cock and the coupling in the iron service pipe, thero must bo at leasteightoen inches of lead pipe to rotnin the rigidity of tho iron pipe. A brass coupling must bo used for connecting the loud with tho Iron pipe, and in no caso must lead bo soldered to Iron. Tho watercommissioner is hereby authorized to purchaso tho necessary supplies of Bcrvico pipes, stop boxes, corporation cocks, und stop cocks to bo used frcm tho main to tho curb lines, und also the lobor for performing this work to all parties applying to havo the mains tapped, nnd to collect from such parties a reasonable charge for this labor nnd material so furnished said parties. This provision shall apply to parties procuring water on the streets having mains, us well as to narties nrocunmr water on streets in termediate between streets having mains Section 13. Applicants for wntor shall bo chargod from tho center of tho street for ull sorvico pipe and trencmng and water commissioner shull havo tho power to mnke such arrangements with plumbers as ho shall deem expedient to curry this section into effect; if, how ever, tho water mains aro not laid In tho street abutting the premises of applicants for wuter. bum applicant shall file n written request with tho wntor commissioner specifying the con nection to be mado, giving tho number of foot of pipe required to bo laid to gether with u diagram of tho premises, streot or alloy on which tho pipe is to bo laid. Tho water commissioner shall nt tho first meeting of the council after recoivinir such request, present the samo together with n written report and recommendations ns to tha advisa bility of thu city granting same, and state ns neurly ns possiblo tha number of sub-connections that might bo wind's to the pipe proposed to be laid, give tho size pipe that should bo used, and an approximate estimate of tho cost to the applicant to mako tho proposed connec tion. Tho council may approve or re ject, such request; If approved, tho construction to bo under tho supervision of tho water commis sioner and tho applicant shall ns soon as tho work Is completed file with the water commissioner a receipted bill of or persons, nrm or corporation snouiu bo granted a permit oy mo council to connect with the pipo so laid nnd paid for by snid applicant then and in that caso tho money collected by tho city for wnter used by such sub-connections shall bo paid by the commissioner to such applicant until tho water uged by him together with tho monoy received from sub-connections equals tho amount placed to his credit as herein provided and when said applicant has been re paid as provided herein then tho pipo and all connections shall be thn absolute prjjparty of the city, provided however, the city shall have the oxcluslvo control and supervision of the pipe and connec tions at all times after tho work Is completed. That all connections shall be provided with stop cocks. It being understood that the value of said water is to bo based upon tho rates fixed by ordinance at the time of its consump tion. That all service pipe shall be lnid under tho supervision of the water commissioner und so laid as not to in terfere with sidewalks, gutter linos or on tho lino on which water mains arc laid in said city. Section 14. Service pipe. How laid Every service plpa must be laid suffi ciently waving to allow of not less than ono to ono and a half feet extra length, and in such manner as to prevent rup turo by Bottling. Section 15. Same. All service pipes must belaid ns much under the surface of the ground as the main pipo in tho streot, and in all cases bo so protected as to prevent rupture by freezing. OCUllUll 1U. OUI1IC iJkUJ UIIU WUBltJ cocks. Every service pipo must bo provided with a stop and a waste cock for each consumer, easily accessible, and so situated that tho water can be conveniently shut off and drained from the pipes. Stop cocks to be of such pattern ns shall be approved by tho watercommis sioner. Section 17. Same. Stop Cocks. Lo cation and Protection. Unless otherwise permitted, atop cocks shall be pluced in the service pipe on tho edge of the side walk, near tho curb line and protected by a box or iron pipe reaching from the top of the stop cock to the surface, of suitable size to admit n stop key for turning on and off the stop, also with cast iron cover having the letter "W" marked thereon, visible and even with tho pavement or planking. Section 18. same, mere snail oe a stop and waste cock attached to every supply pipe at a point in the building so as to ndmit of water being shut off in frosty weather and tho pipes being em ptied. Section. 19. Excavations. How Made. In making excavations in streets an d highways for the laying of service pipe or making rspairs the planks or paving stones and earth removed must be de posited in a manner that will occasion tho luast inconvenience to the public, and provide for the passage of water along the guttter. Section 20. Excavations Protected. No person shall leave uny excayation made in the street or highways open nt any time without barricades, and dur ing tho nights warning lights must bo maintained at such excavation. Section 21. Same. Refilling. Not permitted when ground frozen. After service pipes are laid, in refilling the opening, tho earth must bo mid" in layers of not more tnan rune inches in depth and each la.ver thoroughly tamped and settled Wi'-h water. The streets, sidewalks and pavements must be restored to as good condition us previous to making the oxenvations and all dirt, stones and rubbish must be removed immediately after completing tho work. Should any excavation in any street, alloy or high way be left opon or unfinished for a space of twentv-four hours or should the work bo improperly done or rubbish not removed, tho water commissioner shall have the right to finish or correct the work; and tho expense incurred shall bo charged to tho consumer and shall be paid by him before the water is turned on. No opening of the streets for top ping the mains will bo permitted when the ground is frozen. Section 22. Hydrants in Street. Fountains Sourcu Domestic Supply. No hydrant, except for public drinking fountains, shall bo placed within the limits of any street, unless such hydrant bo securely closed and protected ugainst genoral uso and no drinking fountain ahull bo erected for public uso which has openings by which it can bo used as a source of domestic supply. Section 23. Private Connections for Firo Purposes. If proprietors of lum ber yards, manufacturers, stores, ele vators, warehouses, hotels or public buildings, regular consumers of water from the works wish to lay large pipes with hydrants nnd hose couplings to be used only in case of fire, they will be bo pormittod to connect with the street mains at their own expense upon up- plication to tho wator commissioner, and under his direction, and will bo al lowed tho uso of wuter free of charge for fire purposes only, providing meters are installed on such connections, at tho consumer's expense. Section 24. Tapping Mains Regula tions No person except tho water commissioner or authorized employe of of water department will bo permitted under any circumstances to tap the mains or distributing pipes or insert stop-cocks or ferrulos theroin. All taps to be made betwoon 8 o'clock a. m.. and 4 o'clock p. m. of tho day. and pipos must in all cases be tapped on top and not In any case nearer than fifteen inches of either end of the pipe nor nearor than four feet to any other tap. Section 25. Rates Wator rates shull bo 15 cents por 1000 gallons fur nished up to 10.000 gallons per quarter, for evoiy additional 1000 gallons con sumed and usod up to GO, 000 within the period of three months the rate shull be 12 cents par each 1000 gallons of wntor; for oyory additional 1000 gallons of wator in excess of G0000 gallons con sumed nnd used up to 100.000 gallons within tho period ot throo months tho In tho period of three months, special rato to be made by council. Provided, that for all bills paid within ten days after the same becomes due, a reduc tion nnd rebate of one cent por 1000 gallons shall bo mado, said rates to bo effective July 1st, 1914. Section 26. Injuring Buildings. Hy drants, Etc. No person shall break, in jure or deface, interfere with or disturb any building, machinery, apparatus, fixture, attachment, or appurtenance of tho waterworks of said city, or any public or private hydrant, hose or water trougli or stop-cock, meter, water supply, or service pipe, or any part thereof; nor shall any person de posit anything in any stop-cock box or commit any net tending to obstruct or impair the intended uso of the aboyo mentioned property, without permis sion of the water commissioner, or ex cept in cases hereinafter or otherwiso regulated by ordinance of said city. Section 27. Fire Hydrants- -Tampering With. All the hydrants erected in said city for tho purpose of extin guishing fire are hereby declared to be public hydrants, and no, person or per sons, (other than members of the firo departmont, and then only for tho uso and nurnoso of said dopartment or persons especially authorized by the city or water commissioner, and then only in the exercise of tho authority delegated by said city or commissioner) shall o-en any of the said hydrants or attempt to draw water from the same, or at any time uncover or remove any protection from uny of said hydrants or in any manner interiure wnu mu numc Section 28. Same. No person authorized to open hydrants, shall dele gate his authority to another, or let out, or suffer any person to take the wrenches furnished him or suffer the samo to bo taken from any houso in snid cltv. excontfor the purpose strictly connected with the fire department, or as they accompany hose carts on oc casion of fire. Section 29. Excavation. Ground Frozen. No person shall make any ex cavation in any street or highway within six feet of any laid wuter pipe while tho ground is frozen or dig or uncover so as to expose to the frost any water pipo of tl-e city, except under the direction of tho water com missioner. . ., Section 30. Dirt, Etc., in Water ing Troughs. No person shall place in, near or around any watering trough any dirt, filth, or impure substance whatever, or any substanco or fluid by which the water in such troughs shall be rendered impure or unpalatable to horses or stock ordinarily using the same. . - Section 31. Duty of Police to Keport Violations. It shall bo tho duty of the Chief of Police and policemen to report to the water commissioner all cases of leakage, wasto or unneceS3a1ry,.p';llns" ion in the uso of water; and nil viola tions of this or any other ordinance re lating to tho waterworks of said city that may be brought to their notice, and they shall enforce the observance of all such ordinances so far ns they have authority to do so. Section ii. renany. rm.y Hy" being convicted of violating any provis ions of this ordinance shall be fined in any sum not less than one dollar nor more than one hundred dollars, and shall pay the costs of prosecution and stand committed to tho city jail until such fina and costs are paid. Section 33. Reservation By City. The city reserves the right to at any time alter or amend or change this ordinance or any provision thereof, including the wnter rates herein established. Section 34. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinances be and tho same are hereby repealed. ,. , ,, . , Section 35. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from ana niter its passage, approval and publication. Passed and approved this 6th day of April 1914. Attest: Signed: Chas. F. Temple E. H. Etans Seal City Clerk. Mayor. Twentieth Century Club Date of Meetings. General meeting, second Tuesday In each month nt library building. Civic Dopartment, first nnd third Thursday evenings of each month at library building. Literary Department, on each alternate Tuesday afternoon beginning January 20th. Domestic Science Department, each nltcrnate Monday afternoon beginning January 26th. Music Department, first and third Friday after noon of each month. Dr. J. S. Twinem, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention to Obstetrics and Children's Diseases. Phones, office 183, residence 283 Office in McDonald Bank Building. North Platte, Nebraska. FARM LOANS 3 60 3 60 Plenty o Money to Loan on Farms and Ranches. Rates and Terms Rasona ble. Buchanan & Patterson. fiFO. R. HFNT. t jag ww-Naiy 34.98 G ft 2rto 75 it Dhircirian anil "Qnrnunn $ Office over McDonald Bank. 2 t,.uo I Office 130 i Residence 115 w The North Side Feed Barn has for sale GRAIN OF 'ALL KINDS, Bran, Shorts, Baled Alfalfa, Hay, Good Seed Potatoes. Goods promptly delivered. Our terms are cash. TELEPHONE No. 29 Office phono 241. Res. phone 217 L . C . D R O S T , Osteopathic Physician. North Platte, - - Nebraska. McDonald Bank Building. Office Phone 410 Res. Blk 552 Bertha E. Mangon, M D. Physician and Surgeon Dessaaes of Womon and Children a Specialty NORTH PLATTE, NEB. New McCabo Blbg. Smokers' Articles Wa are not only manufacturing and selling the best five and ten cent cigars in town, but we also carry a full line of smokers' articles, and all the leading brands of plug and smoking tobacco: Tobacco users can be supplied with everything in the tobacco line at this store. J. F. SCHIVIALZRIE& The Maker of Good Cigars. M. ww 9.TIX6 Bones and Scrap Iron. We pay $10 per ton for Bones and 3 to $4 per ton for scrap, iron. We buy all kinds of junk and hides and fur. Bring them to us. NOTICE. To whomit may concern: Notico is horeby given that the mayor and dity council will hold a special meet ing at the hour of eight o'clock p. m. (contral timo) Tuesday, April 28th, 1914, In the council chnmber for tho purpose of making assessments and levying taxes for tho construction of sidewalks built by tho city along the following described property: Lot 4, block 87, of tho original town of North Platte, walk 4 ft wide. 328 feot long, 912 sq feet atllc $100 32 Lot 5, block 87, of the originel town of North. Platte, walk 4 ft wide, 132 feet long, 528 squaro feetntllc 58 08 Lot 1. Block 172 of the original town of North Plntto. Walk 4 ft wide 9 ft long, 30 sq. ft at 10. . . Lot 1, Block 35 of the original town of North Platte. Walk 4 ft wido 9 ft long, 3G squaro feet at 10c Lot 1, Block 107 of the oricinal town of North Platte. Walk 4 feet witle 149 feet long, 69G squaro feet at lie G5 56 Lot 8, Block 64 of tho orginal town of North Platte. Walk 4 feet wido 83 feet long, 332 squaro feot at lie 36 52 Lot 7, Block 64 of the original town of North Platte. 4 feet wide 66 feet long, 204 square feet at lie: 29 04 Lot 5, Block 13, Penniston's Addition.. Walk 4 feet wide 79J feet long, 318 square feet at lie. Filling for the above, walk, 9 yards Sand at 75c per yard Lot 6, Block 13, Penniston's Addition. Walk 4 feet wide 62i feet long, 250 square feet a lie Filling for the above walk. 9 yards, Sand at 75c per yard 6 L,ot , uiock 13, fenniston s Addition 4 feet wide 62J feet long, 250 square feet at lie 27 50 Filling for thn above walk, 11 yards. Sand at 75c per yard S 25 Lot 8. Block 13, Penniston's Addition. Walk 4 feet wide 79J feet long, 318 square feet at lie Filling for the above walk, 11 yards. Sand at 75c per yard. . . . Lot 8, Block 6, Penniston Ad dition. Walk 4 feet wido 79J feet 318 squaro feet i : Lot 5, Block il, Penniston's Addition. Walk 4 leet wide 79 leet long. 318 square feet at lie Filling for tho above walk, 12 yards. Sand nt 75c per yard.... Lot 7, Block 1, Taylor's Addition. Walk 4 feet wide 50 feet long 200 squaro feot at lie Lot 6. Block 2, Taylor's Ad dition. Walk 4 feet wido 67 feet long, 208 square feet at lie. . . . Lot 9, Block 7, Taylor's Ad dition. Walk 4 feet wide 50 feet long, 200 square feet at 11 c. . . . Lot 10. Block 7. Taylor's Ad dition, Walk 4 feet wide 67 feet long, 263 squaro feet at lie. . . . Filling for the above walk, 3 yards. Sand 75c per yard 2 Lotl, Block 2, Taylor Ad dition. Walk 4 feet wide 67 feet long, 268 square feet at lie .... Lot 9, Block 1, Taylor's Ad dition. Walk 4 feet wide 50 feet long, 200 square feet at lie Lot 10. JilocK 4, Taylor's Ad dition. Walk 4 feet wido 67 feet - long 268 square feet at lie 29 40 Filling for the above walk, 33 cubic yards at 75c por yard..., 24 75 Lot 9. Block 4. Taylor's Ad dition. Walk 4 feet wido 50 feet long 200 square feet at lie 22 03 Filling for the above walk, 29 cubicyards. Sand at 75c per yard 21 75 All of the above described property being in the City of North Platte, Lin coln County, Nebraska. In addition to the above amount in terest and advertising fees will be charged. All persons interested will file their objections, if any they, have, to the assessing of taxes against the above described property and for the above desOribed purpose on or before 8:00 o'clock p. m Tuesday, April 28th, 1914, as above state'd. C. F. Temple, City Clerk. 34 98 8.25 34 93 34 98 9 00 22 00 29 48 22 00 29 48 25 29 48 22 00 L. Locks Livery Barn. John S S imms. Physician and Surgeon. Office In Keith Theatre Building Special Attention given to Obstetrics and Diseases of Women OHlce 209 PHONES Residence 38 a liconsed plumbor showing payment rato shall be 11 cents per 1000 cullons together with an itemized statement of water, for every additional 1000 unuor oatn ot me enure cost oi sucn gallons ot wuter in excess of 100000 of conditions in North connection and if tho samo is found to bo corroct by tho council thoy shall audit tho same and direct tho water commissioner to placo upon tho books to tho credit of said applicant tho amount so allowed which amount shall not include tho expenso from center of streot for sorvico pipe and trenching and the amount allowed shall remain to tho crodit of said applicant until a quantity of water equal in value to tho amount allowod shull have been con sumed or used by Bald applicant, pro bations of water consumed and usod un to 150000 gallons within the period of throe months the rato shall bo 10 cents; for every additional 1000 gallons of of water in excess of 150000 gallons of water used and consumed tip to 200,000 gallons, the rato shall bo 9 conts; for eyery additional 1000 gallons of wnter in oxcess of 200000 gallons used ond consumed up to 300000 gallons within the pariod of thre months the rate shall be 7 conts; for overy 1000 gallonB ot water uscu and consumed by the con Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an order of sale issued from the dlstrlctcourt of Lincoln county, Nebraska, upon a decree of foreclosure rendered in said court wherein Milton White et al Is-plaintiu Hnd G. B. Jewell et al aro defendants, and to me directed. I will on the 9th day of May, 1914, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the east front door of the court houso in North Platte. Lincoln county, Nebraska, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said docreo. Interests nnd costs, tho following de scribed, property, to-wlt: South half of section twenty-two 22 Township twelvo 12j, Ilango thirty ISO west of the 6th P. M, Lincoln county, Nebraskn. Dated North Platte, Ncbr., April 6th, 1914. A. J. SALISBURY, Sheriff, n j IIMIOUL If) Bought and highest market prices paid PHONES Residence Red 636 Office 459 C. H. WALTERS. Cream Separators at Horshey' eorner of 5th and Locust streets. Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an order of saio issued from he district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, upon a degree of foreclosure rendered In said court wherein L. C. Severns is plaintiff and Chris Kau mussen and E. P. Rasmussen.arodefendants, and to mo directed I will on tho 11th day of April, 1914, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the east frontdoor of thu court house inNorth Platte, Lincoln county, Ne braska, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, tho following described property to-wlf- ThoSouthwest quarter (SWW) of Section Nine (9;, Township Ten (Ull, North of Uange Twenty-eight (28) west of the 6th P. M. Lincoln county, Nebraska. Dated North Platte, Neb.. March. 9, 1914. mlO-6 A. J. SALISBURY. Sheriff NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Serial No. 0C087 DEPARTMCNT OF THE INTCKIOIt. United States Land OHlce North Platto, Nebraska, March. 25, 1914. Notice is hereby given that John D. Brose, of North Platte. Neb., who on March 22, 1911, made homestead entry No. 05087 for WNW Section 34. Township 15 N. Bange 30, W, of Gth Principal Merldan, has filed notice of Intention to mako final threo year proof, to establish claim to tho land above described before tho register nnd receiver nt North Platte Nebraska, on the 2ind day of May 1914. Claimant names ns wltnessses: Georgo Alex ander, Orson Coville, Fred Bremer and DenniB Breen, ull of North Platte, Nebr. m31-6 J. E. EVANS- Register. yldod however, that If any other person sumer in oxcess of 300000 gallons with- LEGAL NOTICE William E. Funkhauser and Lillian O. Funk houscr, defendants, will take notico that on the 10th day of April, 1914, 1-oren Bturgcs. plaintiff herein, filed his petition In the District Court of Lincoln county, Nebraskn, against said defendants and other defendants, tho object and prayer of which nro to forecloso a certain mortgage ex ecuted by tho above named defendants to the plalntllT upon lots seven (7), eight (8), nine (9), ten (10), eleven (11) and twelve (12), In block three 3, of Gamble's Addition to the town of Her shoy, Lincoln county, Nebraska, to secure the payment 0f a certain promissory note, dated March 6tbf30U. for tho sumof Sl.000.00 dua and payable In ninety days from tho dato thereof That thero Is now duo upon said noto and mort- irairn thn alim nf X1.22S.85. For which SUII1 with interest from June 15. 1914. plaintilf pray for a decree that said defendants bo required to pay the samo, or that said premises may bo sold to satisfy tho amount due. You are required to answer said petition on or before the 25th day of May, 1914. Dated April 10th, 1914. ' LOBKN STURG18, Plaintiff all-1 By Wilcox & Halltgan, his Attorney!. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be received until 4 o'clock p. m. Satur day, April 11, 1914, at the ollice of the undersigned, J. S. Dales, Secretary ot tne university oi Ne braska, Lincoln for the construction of a hollow brick dairy barn on the Exp-ir'inent Station at North Platte, Nebraska, to t t approximately $10,000, according to plana and educations now on file at the ortlces of Supt.W. V, Snyder, North Platte, Nebraska, and the Superintendent of Construction, University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Bids must be sealed and marked "Bids for Barn, North Platto, Nebraska," written plainly on. tho outside, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA. J. S. Dales, Secretary. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale issued from the district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, upon a decree of foreclosure rendered In said court wherein Saline County Bank, n cor poration. Is plaintilf, and Lewis Jergcnscn, et al., are defendants. and to mo di rected, I will on tho SOth day of Api II 1914, at 2 o'clock, p. m.. at tho east front door of the court Iioubo In North Platte, Lincoln county, Nebraska, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said decree. Interest and costs, tho following described property to-wlt: South half (SH) and south half (SK) of the northeast quarter (noH) and the northeast quarter (neH) of the northeast quarter (neM) of section fourteen 114 In township ten 10 north of range twenty-eight 28 west of the 6th Principal Meridan, Lincoln county, Nebraska, .Dated North I'lstte, Neb., March 26th, 1914. fm3l-5 A. J.SaMhiiuhy. Shorlll. NOTICE FORPUBLICATION Serial No. 04616 Department of tho Interior. II. S. Land Office at Nortli Platte, Nebr. March. 11. 1914. Notice Is hereby given that Nellie Weeks, of Tryon, Nebr.. who. on March 4, 1910, made Homestead Entry No. 04C46, for all of Section 20, twp. 17, N. rge. 30, west of the 6th Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the register and receiver, at North Platte, Nebr., on the 15th day of May, 1914. Claimant names ns witnesses: David N, Callender. Harry E. Callcnder, Henry V. Rickley, Berl Hudson, all of Tryon, Ncbr. mt7'6 J. E. Evan.. Register. IN THE DISTRICT COURT QF LINCOLN COUNTY. NEBRASKA. C. S. Cadwallader, 1 Plaintiff. ( Notice by vs. y James F. Relnsmith, et. nl. I Publication. Defendants. ) To James F. Relnsmith, non-resident defendant, you are hereby notified that on tho 27th day of February. 1914, the plaintiff herein filed his peti tion In tho District Court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, against you Impleaded with others, tho object and prayer of such petition is to foreclose a mortgage executed by Carl S. Prime and Maud L. Prime, on the 18th day of May. 1910, to J. II. Sherwood, for tho sum of $500.00 with Interest in the following described land, to-wlt: The east half of tho northwest quarter of section thirt (DO), township fifteen (ID), north, range twenty seven (27), west of the 6th P.M. containing 80 acres, which note and mortgage was sold, assigned and delivered to the plaintilf herein Plaintilf prays 2or foreclosure of Bald mortgago and for general equltablo relief. You are required to answer said petition on or before Monday, April tho 27th, 1914. or your de fault will be taken and judgment rendered In accordance with tho prayer of said petititiou. Dated March 7, 1914. I J, II, Shkhwood, Jr., '1- Attorney for Plaintilf.