Semi- Weekly Tribune
'Ira L. Bare, Editor and Publiiher.
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TUESDAY, JULY M, 19 4.
ACTING CIIAUUIAN L'LHKIt
JSSrKS CONVKNTIOX CAIL
Tho Ilopubllcun of Lincoln coun
ty, Nob., nro hereby called to mcot
in nines convention at the court
house In North Platte on the 25th
day of July, 1014, for the purpose
of olectlng thirteen doIegatcH to nt
lend the Htato convention at Lin
coln to bo held Tuesday, July 28th,
1914, and for tho purpose of trans
acting such other business as, may
conio boforo tho convention. ' It Is
further' recommended that the sev
eral precincts of tho county hold
t holr precinct caucuses on Monday
July 20th, for the purpose of elect
ing a precinct committeeman and
nominating a precinct ticket. In
order to get tho names of those
nomlnntod for precinct ofllccrs on
tho official ballot it is necessary to
certify them to tho county clerk. I
would further recommend that those
that wore elected as precinct com
mitteemen attend tho county conven
tion for the reason that It will be
nocossdry for tho county committee
to oloct a chairman Immediately af
tor tho convention, and tho law
provides that the county committee
elect the chairman.
0. K. ELDER,
Acting Chairman
North Platte, Nob., July !, 1014.
Council Millies Kstlmntes of Funds
The city council mot last wcok for
tho purpose of making tho ostlmato
on tho fundsTIiat will bo needed for
carrying on tho city business next
year. Tho finance commlttoo sub
mitted its report and it was adopted
by tho body. Tho estimate of tho
amount needed to run the city and
pay bonded Indebtedness Is ?59,4G0.
Of this amount only $GO0 is to apply
on tho bridgo bonds, while $5,000 is
naked to pay on tho water bonds and
$1,350 for the sewor bonds.
Tho council also took action re
garding tho sower from tho Union
Pacific round houso which has boon
tho causeof some complaint from res
idents of tho north Bldo. They voted
to servo notlco on tho company to dis
connect tho sower within six months.
This Is In nccordanco with tho con
tract which made provision for dis
connecting tho sower In caso it did
not work satisfactorily. In tho mean
, time, tho company will experiment
with a method o filtering tho water
and using it again In thoir boilorB.
This would mako a big saving for
thorn in tho pumping oxpenso and
would also lesson tho amount of wat
er that would bo run In tho sewers,
whlcluwo'uld eradicate tho present dif
ficulty to some extent.
Plans for Next Season's Clinutmi(im
Tho Chautauqua commlttoo mot last
week to discuss pluns for tho com
ing year and voted to turn down all
cohtrncts with chdutauqua circuit
companies nnd to run an independent
chautimqua next year. This action
was taken for tho reason that tho con
tracts as given will not pormlt tho
local organization to mako anything
nnd that they do leavo great liability
for thoir losing.
TllQ emnmlttnn wilt ti(- 111 nnmniiin.
Y Icatlon with Kearney, Lexington and
vuiiviM vn.y mm uhiv mull cu-upum-
tlon, but if this Impossible an indc
lo not provldo for program in the
plana for tho Chautauqua noxt year
do not provide for ap rogram In tho
nftornoon. The afternoon will bo do
votcd to baseball, tenuis tournaments
and other atlllotlo ovonts and work
by tho children. Tlioso will bo In
cluded in tho season ticket and a
soaHon tlckot holdor will bo entitled
to admission to them. Tho program
will consist of tho best lecturers the
commlttoo can procure and tho mu
bIc will bo furnished mostly by local
talent, Thoy plan organizing a choral
society and will uso all tho local tal
ent available. This plan Is ono that
should huvo tho support of ovory cit
izen of tho city and a Chautauqua of
this kind will bo one of tho biggest
boosts for our city that can bo pro
cured. Tho Et-A-VIrp club spent a very
onjoyablo afternoon Tuesday at tho
homo of MrB. L. S. Sawyer. Con
tests formed tho entertaining fea
tures, Mrs. Ilnsmussou winning tho
honors. Officers woro olected ns fol
lows Mrs. E. N. Ogior, president; Mrs.
N. Rasmmison, vlco president; Mrs. J.
L. Kennedy, socretary-troasuror. Sea
Bonablo refreshments woro sorvod.
Mrs. Jas. London was a guest of tho
club. Tho club will meot with Mrs.
L. B. Dick this nftornoon. '
Wo hnvo three sccund blind Fords,
two practically new, at tlio right
price.
HKXHY & 00 1 tilt AUTO CO.
Dr. S. J. Richardson, who spent
some time In thin city looking oven
business prospects, returned Friday
to his homo in Pemborvlllo, Ohio,
und will mako preparations to movo
hero. Dr. Richardson was In school
with Dr. TwJnom of this city and was
out hero for a visit with Dr. Twlnum.
Ho will movo his family and house
hold good out horo In tho near fu
ture and open up a jmictlco horo.
Mlko Ryan of Storllilg. Colo., form
erly of this city, arrived in tho city
Friday ovonlng for a visit of a fow
days with relatives and friends und
to look after boiuo biiBlnosB mattors.
Ho 1b now doputy county assossor of
Logan county, Colo,, und has a nice
position. Ho announces that ho la
much intoreutod In politics as his
chlof Is up for ro-olectlon.
Tho local homestead of Amorlcan
Yeomon will hold a mooting this ov
lng nt tho I. O. O. F. hall and Initiate-
a lnrgo class. A largo attend
ance Is desired.
Democrats Appoint Delegates
mot Friday morning and afternoon at
Tho county democratic convention
tho court houso for tho purposo of
electing delegntos to tho state con
vention which will bo hold at Colum
bus July 28th. At tho morning session
J. H. McDonald was elected tempor
ary chairman and C. I Tcmplo was
elected temporary secretary, after
which an informal ballot was taken
for the election of the delegates.
The vote was counted before dln
nor and the following were elected as
delegates to tho state convention: A.
F. Stroltz, J. D. McDonald, Thomas
Healoy, M. Kolth Neville, It. W. Ma
lonoy, P. II. McEvoy and Dr. N. Mc
Cabe from this city, J. R. White of
Sutherland, E. J. Eames of Maxwell,
Ed. Farrell of Wallace and J. N. Pul
liam of Hrady.
They adjourned at noon until 2
o'clock when thoy mot to consumato
tho organization of tho county com
mittee. The session lnsted all after
noon nnd much of Interest was taken
up and discussed. A. F. Streltz of
this city was elected county chairman
and M. E. Scott secretary.
V. P. Oh i's Notice of Appeal.
Tho Union Pacific company has
sorvod notlco of appeal to tho coun
ty commissioners In regard to their
petition asking for citing all real cs
tato owners In tho county to show
cause why their tax assessment
should not bo raised. While facts
hnvo boon shown which would Indi
cate tho company Is not paying ex
cessive taxes, tho company still main
tains that Its assessment ns com
pared with othor property owners is
in tho ratio of $19.80 to $7.50.
Just what turn their case will take
Is not exactly known, but It will be
taken into the district court and there
will probably be a mandnmus issued
to compel the commissioners to take
action. Tho company has lost on
ovcry turn ho far, but it still seems
dotormlned to forco Its point. The
company Is meeting tho samo. opposi
tion in tlte other threo counties.
Two Jturiiirtuys Captured
Two boys giving thoir names an
Evan Cochran and Herbert Korbortz,
ngod seventeen and eighteen respect
ively, wcro picked up In tho railroad
yards Friday evening by Oflicer
Wcldmnn as runaways and placod in
tho county Jail. Their parents had
wired hcro.rrom Denver asking the
ofllccrs to apprehend tho boys.
They spent the night In tho county
Jail, and Sheriff Salisbury received
word Saturday to turn them loose
and let them seek work. They evi
dently como from rospcctablo fami
lies In Denver, nnd wore out seeking
adventure.
Meeker Located at Seattle.
Howard Meakor, tho young farmer
living near Lowellen, who mysteri
ously disappeared last February, lias
beon located at Seattle. Meeker
shipped a carload of horses to Chi
cago, sold thorn and purchased a tlck
ot to Grand Island. Then his where
abouts could not bo learned, although
his father spont several monthB In a
vain endeavor to locato him, Anally
concluding that ho had been murdor
ed. It now transpires that whon ho
reached Grand Island on his return
trlji ho was Joined by a woman who
had been employed as a nurse
in n hospital and tho two proceeded
to Seattle Mcokor desorted a wife at
Lowellen.
Oregon Trail Marker He re
Word was rccolvod this week from
tho Oregon Trail memorial commis
sion announcing that tho third monu
ment had been shipped this wcok to
bo erected on tho main road at tho
cornor of tho experimental sub-station.
Tho marblo arrived yesterday
ami will bo erected soon. Two of tho
four monuments that will bo erected
in Lincoln county hnvo already been
orccted, ono near Sutherland and one
near Horshoy. Tho other ono is to
bo erected near Fort McPhcrson and
It will bo shipped ns soon as tho com
mission gets tho required information
to cut tho inscription In tho marble.
Money to Fight Hog Cholera
Undor tho recently passed act of
congress which grauts $500,000 to
combat hog cholera tho department
of agriculture's agouts will co-oporato
closoly with tho stnto authorities to
provont nnd oradlcato tho dlBeaso by
the ubo of antl-hog cholera sorum
and quarantlno mothods. Approxi
mately $20,000 will bo spont during
tho coming year In each experimental
area solectcd. ' Thirteen counties in
thlrtoon states hnvo boon solectcd In
which to conduct tho oxporlmonts,
and tho area In Nobraska Is part of
Gngo and part of Johnson county.
tiplscopnl Wl" Bull Game.
The ball team of tho Episcopal
brotherhood defeated tho Lutheran
aggregation Friday evening by a
score of nlno to six in n fast seven
inning game. Tho two teams played
beforo and had won ono gamo each
and this was to decldo who should
give tho "feed." Tho gamo was
characterized by good playing and
at no tlmo did tho Intorest lng.
Uullard and Mungor woro tho bat
tery for tho Episcopal and Peters
and Sandnll and Schnrman and John
Bon for tho Lutherans. Rev. H. G.
KnowlcB umpired tho game.
Jlolfc HiiUIgan for County Attorney
Attorney 1'. Rolfo Hnlllgan illed on
Friday afternoon for nomination on
tho republican tlckot for county at
tornoy. Mr. Halllgan has beon prac
ticing law in this city for tho past
your and Iuib proven himself a man
of ability and will undoubtedly mako
a Btrong candidate. Ho Is a Lincoln
county product nnd Is woll known
ovor tho county. Ho graduated a
year ago from tho stnto university
and has boen practicing hero with
tho Arm of Wilcox & Halllgan. Mr.
Halllgan la a gonial follow to moot
and Is a good mixer and ono In whom
tho votors can placo confidence
Headache and Nenousness Cured.
"Chumberlaln'B Tablots aro entitled
to all the pralso I can givo thorn,"
writes Mrs. PJchnrd Olp, Sponcor
port, N. Y. Thoy have cured mo of
hendacho and norvousnoss and re
stored mo to my normal health." For
sale by nil dealers.
Local and Personal
The body of the lato Edwin ('.
C. Smith was shipped Saturday to
Sedgwick, Col., for burial.
Cy Pitts of Kansas City arrived
in the city Saturday and spent Sun
day visiting friends and transacting
business.
County Surveyor It. L. Cochran has
filed for nomination on tho demo
cratic tlckot for county surveyor to
succeed hlmsolf.
L. II. Simon has purchased all of
block 4G In tho Plattevlow sub-division
last week through tho agency of
O. II. Thoelecko.
Miss Mildred Oleson, who tnugnt
last year In tho Wellfleot vicinity,
filed last wcok for nomination for
county superintendent.
Wanted Lady wants position, best
of references. Phono 013. 49-2p
W. R. . Mnloncy filed Friday for
county corrtner on tho democratic
ticket. Mr. Malonoy is tho present
Incumbent nnd so far la tho only can
didate Illed.
Mrs. Joo Roddy nnd son Vincent
anil Misses Edna and Allco Sullivan
loft Saturday morning for Denver
to spend several days visiting rela
tives and friends.
Frank Taylor, o'f St. Joseph.'Mo., ar
rived In tho city Saturday morning to
spend Sunday visiting friends here.
Cy. Pitts of Kansas City arrived in
tho city Saturday and spent Sunday
visiting friends here.
Walter, tho little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Thompson, fell Friday af
tornoon while playing nnd broke two
ribs. Medical aid was called and his
Injuries were attended and lie is re
ported getting along nicely.
Joseph Morsh of this city pun Imbed
two lots hit his city last week through
the agency of C. F,. Temple. Ho pur
chased lot 8, blrfck 168 original town
of North Platte from Geo. W. Kleuk
and lot 7 .block 153 ' from G. A.
Hrooka.
Milledgo Uullard loft yesterday
for a trip of several weeks through
Minnesota and North Dakota where
ho will handle tho Buffalo 13111 his
torical picturos. He will Join Lester
Walker and they have thoso two
states for their territory.
P. A. Norton Is makln some big
Improvements in his residence prop
erty on west Second street.
Signet Chapter No. 55 O. E. S. held
their regular meeting Thursday even
ing nnd initiated two new members.
The initiation was followed by a nice
luncheon and tho largo attendance
present report a pleasant evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kane nnd two
childron of Ruthorford, N. J., Btopped
In tho ctly Friday afternoon for a vis
it with Mr. Kano's srstcr, Miss Clara
Kano, and other relatives. Ho and his
family nro en routo to Yellowstone
Park whoro thoy will spend a vaca
tion and they stopped off here. Thoy
loft for Yellowstone Park Saturday
morn.ng.
Notice
For tho accommodation of pationlsJ
In and out of tho city, I have open
ed a hospital for tho treatment of
medical, surgical and confinement
cases. This hospital will be known
as tho "Nurso Brown Memorial."
JOHN S. TWINEM, M. D.
Manager Mrs. Margaret Hall,
Supt. Mrs. Sterling, Graduate Nurs
1008 West Fourth Stree.
North Platte, Nebr.
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GREATEST RIDING
SHOW HE EXHIBITED
ALBERT DAVENPORT,
Champion Birctack
Rider of the World.
TRED and BESSIE
C0STELL0,
World Ctumplon
Jockey Riders.
MARIE DAVENPORT,
1 rr
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300-REAL CIRCUS ARTISTS-300
OO-REAL FUNNY CLOWNS-50
10-ROYAL TOKIO JAPANESE-IO
"BLACK DIAMOND," THE BALL-ROOM R0RSE
Ross Ashcrall's High-School Morses
FAMOUS WIZARETTE WIRE TAMILY
AND
Mile MINNIE SWEENEY,
Acknowledged Cham
pion Lady Principal
Equeitilcnnct.
RALPH DOWSER,
England's Famous
Jockey,
K (1 N R II -Largest Deast that
LARQEST
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KLUPHANT
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GARTH.
'&?N(
LAROHR
THAN
JUMUO.
JHBS
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iii wrN
10 KEEPERS TO
GUARD HIM,
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lice.
The Famous Bear Girl
THE PARADE TELLS THE STORY
iwebV.H "um.VT iJ.VuJIni AlWrT'n' Th '.-,?-",. '.'?.". 3 1!,rth' Th. World', flre.tot
"tttney. ltlnh'ltor U..I i..,,.),,n,?Jt,u 'crtJ W,llt Co.tcllo. AUrlr lltwnport. Mile.
li'"Si'iuttVh,i Tth f JOO CI,.' 'J.'f i ".bchoo'llrr.ej. Q.pt. Iluck'. S Lion. IWon'.
"' IlihteM ?nd theart..i W'L'' .i!??!!?, CowKjrlff'Co.wcki. ndl,n, M.lcn Dull
i i.nicri. na me urc.tc.t Hunch ol rlucklnj; Uroncoi vr lithlhlt.d, .
Two Shows -Circus andQ.Viltl Wast-Fov One Admisaion
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NORTH PJ, ATTE
Wednesday, July 29
Di Infield redKeld
Physicians and Surgeons.
WILLIS J. IlEDFIELD. SurRt-oo.
JOE It. P.KDF1ELD, Physician,
OFFICE:
Physicians & Surgeons
. Hospital
PHONE 642.
Drs, Quigley & Simms
Physicians and
Surgeons.
Building and Loan Building.
Olllce Phone 410 Res. Blk 552
Bertha E. Mangon, M D.
Physician and Surgeon
DWeanas of Women and Children a Specialty
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
New McCabe Hlbg.
Office phone 241. Res. phono 217
L. C. DROS T,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
NOURISHING
ICE CREAM
It is the parity of our ice cream
that makes it not only delicious
but nourishing. We invite you to
inspect our ico cream plant and
see the Banitary conditions under
which it is made. Everything
which enters into its composition
is absolutely pure and very
utensil is as clean as you would
like it to be. Try our Ice cream
once and you will order it again.
We supply ice cream for parties,
banquets and clubs. Let us give
you an estimate.
Stone Drug Co.
Cattle and Hogs
WANTED.
Sell your Cattle, and Hogs to
Julius Mogensen, No. Platte.
Hgihest cash prices paid. Oflice
open clay nnd night in North SirV
Barn. First class horse and ao
livery in connection.
Phone No. 29.
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HAN.VAS EVER CONSTRUCTED
-wv..w, treats ior j.ij.uiAJ rcome
I lOWH-on ..u,k. r i
uiwJ AJ SHOWN IN AMERICA
TEXAS BILL'S
WILD WEST
INCiUOINO
OKLAHOMA DAN,
Champion Buckln?
Bronco Rider of the
World.
M0UNTA1S NELL.
Champion Rllle Shot
of ihe World,
ORIGINAL DEADU00D
STAGE COACD.
One Hundred People In a
Thrllllnc Spectacle
"THE HANGING OF
THE HORSE THIEF."
A Real. Genuine
Western Story.
Slom Indians, Casucks,
Mexican Bull rigkten.
hd rHi
Creates! Bunch el Bucking
Brtncos ever ethlMlcd.
Walks--Larfler thii
than Jumbo
POSITIVELY
INHIBITED
WITH
YANKEE
ROBINSON.
THE
HiaOEST
BRUTE
THAT
V ALKS
THE EARTH.
10 KEEPERS TO
GUARD BIM.
.W
Fincsl Horses Ever Exhibited"
101 STARTLING HEW FEATURES FOR 191
Bowens Bam
Phone 101
C W- CRONEN
GRADUATE VETERINARIAN
North Platte Nebraska.
P.. Phone Red 400.
FARM LOANS
Plenty of Money to Loan
on Farms and Ranches.
Rates and Terms Rasona
ble. Buchanan & Patterson.
F
HOffiailuUUQf
Bought and highest markut
prices paid
PHONES
Residence Red 636 Oflice 459
C. H. WALTERS.
LEGAL. XOTICi;
Stute of Nebraska, Lincoln County.
Notlco of Hearing on Petition for
Letters of Administration with Will
Attached.
To all persons interested in the es
tate of C. A,. Carpenter, lato of Lou
isa county, Stato of Iowa, deceased.
You are horeby notified that on the
11th day of July, 191 1, P. R. Halllgan
filed his petition in tho County
Court of said county for his ap
pointment as administrator, with
will annexed, pf the estate of C. A.
Carpenter, deceased, lato of Louisa
county, stato of Iowa, and that the
samo will bo heard at the county
of 10 o'clock a. m. It 13 further or
Platte, in Llncpln county, on the
4th day of August, 1914, at the hour
givon all parties interested in the
dered that notico of said hearing be
gien all parties interested in the
said estate by tho publication of this
notice for threo successive weeks In
the North Platte Semi-Weekly Tri
bune, a newspaper printed and pub
lished and of general circulation in
said county,.
Dated this 11th day of July, 1014,.
JOHN GRANT, County Judge.
.NOTICE.
Notlco is hereby given that at a
special election hold in and for the
City of North Platto, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, on the liOth day of June,
1914, for the purposo of voting
twelve thousand dollars ($12,000)
of the City of North Platte bridge
bonds, the returns on illo and as
canvassed by tho mayor and city
council in and for said city, show the
number of votes cast were six hun
dred forty-four, (G41) and out of
said total vote thoro wero cast five
hundred ninety-eight (59S) votes in
favor of Issuing of said bonds, and
forty-six (4G) were cast ugainst is
suing of said bonds.
In witness whereof wo hnvo here
unto set our hands and alllxed the
ofilciM seal of said city this 11th
day of July, 1914.
E. II. EVANS, Mayor,
Attest: C. F. Temple, City Clerk.
In the District Court of Lincoln County
Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of Esther
Harris, deceased.
Order to show cause.
Now on this loth day of June, 1914,
this cause came on for hearing upon the
petition under oath of Minla Stewart,
administratrix of tho estate of said
Esther Harris, deceased, praying for li
cense to sell the following described
real estate of said Esther Harris,
namely, one-half interest in lot six (G),
block eichty (80) original town of North
Platte, subject to a mortgage of
$800.00 in favor of the Mutual Building
& Loan Association of North Platte,
Nebraska, or a sufficient sum thereof
to bring the sum of $1900.00, for the
payment of debts allowed against said
estate and allowances and costs of ad
ministration, for tho reason that there
is not a sufficient amount of personal
property in the poisession of saidMinta
Stewart, administratrix, belonging to
said estate to pay said debts, allowance
and costs.
It is, therefore, ordered that all per
sons interested in said estate appear
before me at chambers in the city of
North Platte In said county on the 29th
day of July, 1914, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m. to show cause, if any
there be, why a license should not be
grantrd to Minta Stewart, administra
trix, to sell so much of the above des
cribed real estate of said decedent as
shali be deemed necessary to pay said
debts and expenses. It is further or
dered that a copy of this order be
served upon all persons interested in
said estate by causing the samo o be
published once each week for four suc
cessive weeks in the Semi-Weekly Tri
bune, a newspaper printed and pub
lished in said Lincoln county.
H. M. Grimes,
Judge of District Court.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sain Issued from tho
district court of Lincoln couri j Noliraska, upon
a decree uf foreclosure renden.fl In said court
wherein Robert P. Huroett is plaintiff and
Samuel A. Thomas, et. nl., nro defendants, and
to me directed I will on the 13th day of July. 10U,
at 2 o'clock p. m., nt tho east frontdoor of tho
court houso In North Plutte, Lincoln county, Ne
braska, sell at public auction to tho hlfrhcst
bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree. Interest
and costs, tho following described property
to-vit! Southwest Quarter (SWM Section Pour
(4), In Township Twelve (12). Ranse Thirty.
Four CM), west of tho 6th P.M.Lincoln county,
Nebraska.
Dated North Platte. Neb.. Juno IS, 1014.
jlC-6 A. J. SALISRURY. Sheriff.
Nyal Drue Stroe
Phono 8
NOTICE FOU PUULICATION
Scrlnl No. 01556
Department of the Interior
Unltod Stntcs Land Olllce
North l'latte, Nebraska. Juno. -1, 1914,
Notlco Ih hereby lven that WIHard I. Fletcher,
of Dickens. Neb., who on January 21. 1910.
mado homestead entry No, 0-1556 for
S4 and NWM Section 12, Township 11, N. Rantro
32, V. of 6th Principal Meridian, has filed notlco of
intention to mako llnal threo year proof, to
establish claim to tho land nlovo described
before the revlster and receiver at North Platte,
Nebraska, on the 6lh day of August, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses; Philip Hell,
C A. Anderson. Wendell McCrum and J, II. Fitch
all of Dickens, Nebr. .
jO-6 J. K. Evans, Register.
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building and Loan Building.
Phn. ' Office 130
I hones ,-Re8ldenca 115
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.
The North Side
Feed Barn has for sale
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
Bran, Shorts, Baled Alfalfa,
Hay, Good Seed Potatoes.
Goods promptly dolivered.
Uur terms are cash.
TELEPHONE No. 29
AJf OKMXAXCE, NO. 51.
l-'rotldinjr for the construction f
sewer lateral district to he known
us extension to sewer lateral dis
trict "K" to consist of Mocks A'os.
toil of (lie origins!! pint of the snid
city of North Finite, Xehrnskii, mid
blocks Nos. (.'," 2-2, 3, 21, und 5,
of (lie Town Lot Company's nddl
(ion (o snld city of North Platte,
Nebraska; said sewer lateral ex
tension district "If,'' commencing
where thee enter line of the ten (10)
inch pipe In sewer lateral J inter
sects (he center line of Oak street
running hen 'c "'irth along (he cen
ter line of v eet iJGO feet to a
point where enler line of Onk
slreet intersecs (he center line of
(he alley in block J 551 of (he original
(own of North l'lntte, running
(hence in a westerly direction oh
tho center line of the alley in snid
blocks, 15!, "C," 22, 23, 21, nnd 25,
to where the center line of said al
loy intersects with the west line of
block 25, (hero (o terminate: To be
constructed of (en Inch sewer plpo
with proper flush tanks, man-holes
nnd proper appliances: Providing
for an estimate of the cost thereof
and for bids and making contracts
for snid sewer lateral: Also provid
ing for levying against (lie abutting
lots, along (he Hue of said extension
to sewer Herat a special assessmenl
to pay the costs of constructing the
same.
Bo it ordained by tho Mayor and
City Council of tho City of North
Platte, Nebraska.
Section 1. That a sewer lateral dis
trict, to bo known as Extension to
Latoral Sewer District, K, be formed
from blocks 153 of the original plat of
tho said City of North Platte, Nebras
ka, and blocks 'C," 22, 23, 24, 25 of the
Town Lot Company's Addition to said
City of Ndrth Platte, Nebraska
..Section 2. That aNsower lateral be
constructed of ten .Inch sowor pipe at
a proper dopth and on a lovel re
quired by the present sewer system of
said city, beginning where v.ln center
lino of tho ten (1Q) inch pipi? in newer
latoral J Intersects the center line of
Oak street, running thnco north along
tho center line of Oak street 3G0 feet
to a point where tho center line of
Oak street interacts the tumor line
of tho alley in block 153 of tho Orig
inal Town of North Platte, running
thenco In a westerly direction on the
center line of the alloy in said plocks,
153. "C ," i.2, 23, 24, and 23, to wher?
llu center lino of said alloy intersects
with the west lino of block 25, there
to terminate with proper flush tank
and appliances; said district to be
formed and said sewer to bo construct
ed in .all respects in conformity with
the system of sewerage heretofore
adopted by said City of North Platte
and in pursuance to a general ordi
nance regulating tho construction of
such sowors.
Section 3. That tho engineer of
said City at once prepare and file with
tho Clerk thereof an estimato of the
total costs of said proposed sower lat
eral extension.
Section 4. That after said estimate
is made and filed, as herein provided,
the clerk of said city shall proceed
at onco to advertise In manner and
form required by law for bids for the
construction of said sower latoral
and nppliances, reserving to said
city tho right to reject any or all
bids therefore
Section 5. If an approved bid be
mado for said work that a contract
thereof bo entered Into by thq mayor
of said city, attested by tho clerk,
with the necessary provisions protec
ting tho interests of said city, upon
tho contractor furnishing a bond in
a sufficient amount for tho faithful
performance of -said contract.
Section C. To pay tho costs of the
construction of said sower lnteral,
flush tanks, man-holes and applian
ces, a special assessment shall bo
lovlcd according to law against the
lots abutting on tho lino of said sow
er lateral.
Section 7. This ordinanco shall
tako effect and bo In force from and
aftor its passage, approval and publl
tion. Passed and approved this 7th day
of July, 1914.
R II. EVANS, Mayor.
Attost: C. F. Temple. City Clerk.
NOTICE
Christ Pappus, will take notico that
on the 19th, day of Juno, 1914, P. H.
Sullivan, Justice of th Peace, of North
Platte Precinct No. 1, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, issued an order of attachment
for the sum of $22.50 in an action pend
ing before him, wherein Nick Chiro3 it
planintiff and ChriBt Papons is defend
ant, that property consisting of mony
in the hands of the Union Pacific Rail
Road Company, a corporation, has
been attached undar said order.
Snid cause was continued to August
10th, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m
Nick Chiros.
Plaintiff.
North Piatte, Nebr. July 1st, 1914.
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