Semi-Weeklv Tribune
HtA L. BAKE, Editor nnd Publisher.
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Entered nt North Platte, Nebraska,
Postolllco as Second Claso Matter.
TUKSDAY, ,11'IjY 18, 191(5.
3IKKTOX 3IOHIHIiIi TBIiLS OF
JAW, OX THE BORDKK.
Merton D. Morrill, son of Dr. nnd
Mrs. D. K. Morrill, of this city, who Ih
a member of Co. E signal corps, sta
tioned on tho Mexican bordor at Col
umbus, N. M., Is writing Interesting
letters to his parents. From sevoral
of these letters oxcorpts aro taken.
July Gth.
There nro at present about 8,000
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militia and an enormous nmount of
stock. Tho trains have been replaced
by auto trucks ithat go to tho interior
In bunches of from twenty-five to a
nunurca in a train, cacu t:iirriiiB - g0
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guards, loaded with provisions ror tne 92
soldiers. These provisions do not con-
Blat of bread and steak, but hard tack
and bacon with an ocoacional box of
good things to oat from home. Taken
na n wOmin. thlncH nrn not no bad hero
,n Mexico. The temperature ranges
irom iuu 10 i-u uuKit:v ...
with Just enough wind to mow tno
iinqK Rand Htonns aro frcouonU There
are no such things ns .trees and beau-
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inui paims, as aro seen m imu, u. to
Mexico, and towns nro tow. mis is a
ccuntry of big ranches, and tho ranch
fimriA rnnvrnllv rntlKlnlp. of UwontV or
thirty dobo houses and one of these
..hi 1.. .n.n ..i, no wnii,i
Will UU Ik DIU I V DUtll IVO J MM fl w Ulll
nnd lUj a. sman couir.ry town 111 1110
states. Tho other houses are occupied
by the help, usually Mexicans who
cannot b'penk English.
yu .lavvj l..uuD..u
Mexican boh today and witn us anoui
flftv Indians scouts. Thcso Indian
Scouts aro peculiar fellows. They arc Hoard met,ns per adjournmcr. tnk
, . . . ... ., ,,,., ,, on, present Hormlnghnnsen, Springer
closo-mcuWicd nnd sny very little, and in'( wiiitu
arc hard, to get along with till you
cot accustomed to them. Thoy do not
llko to be questioned, and If thoy kill
a Mexican thoy only say, "ho Villa
ooiuier, got neap sick, inoy are very
observing, and want every thing that
thov nno tho soldiers have, oven to a
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wrist watch-anythlng to make them
IOOK 11K0 a HOKlier.
In treading tho homo paper noticed
that most nil tho boys that I used to
attend school with hnvo Joined tho
militia. Am very glad Ito see that
they havo Rolfo Halllgan for Captain
an he has proved to be a very rcspon
slblo young innn nnd la company's
hardships relies greatly Iwlth the com
pany commnndor. wculd llko very
,. a. r . .1 .-., i I
iiiucu (o see vo. r. comu 10 luuimmis
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mm near uium iwiiruuii u!ir uugurnusa
ior villas scalp, as mat is an tue
boys' talk f till they havo been here
n Ilffln wlilln mi.l fl.i.1 mil Hint H.nv
.. rM i n
ihb uui ji.ni muniii ill. uuu uuuun,
but also trying to kcop out of tho way
cf ubomt 20,000 more,
All Hin liilHHn tlmi lmv rnmn liorn
rvf 1nn npn (rnin MunhnMilirnll. Mnw
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jersey nnu ueiewaro seem to Do having
a lino tlmo nnd getting fat, but they
can't understand why they feed thorn
w many weans.
July 8th.
"Specks" having us surrounded, for
there Is nothing to It. If thoy have thoy
could not lick a postage stamp any-
uon i neou (o worry auoui incse
how, As soon n you get 'to shooting,
thoy get to yelling, get out of cover
nnu just snoci sirnigni up 111 tno oir.
All or us thoy get, thoy get by snip-
ing, nncauso wnen you get a largo
bunch together they Just seem to
go muu. rney ouinumuercu us 'inree
to one but thoy couldn't keop under
cover; inoy got 10 yoning and wnen
ono (u mom uncovoroii ne was ooau.
bocnuso iwo know they had us bested
mm we mm 10 wont last ct inoy would
get us and thoy don't seem to figure
to w.ln.; thoy Just want to kill threo or
four and they will give twenty-five
or tholr own men for one ol ours. Any-
one can seo that becauso all of our
imttios wini "apocks" havo boon In
tholr faTOr 8 far as tho number of
but they nro gottlng bettor hero lately,
Thoy used to travel In bunches of
concentrated, and a bunch of about
ik.uuu apocK" cavalry nro noaucu
this way. NoJa- If that bunch sticks
together and trnvol fast and qtilotly
uioy enn itui cvory sounor in moxico
in thirty (toys, but I don't thinks thoy
can buck logoinor, inoy nuve to sop-
arato into amnll bands and Tob and
ram rancnos to exist so you boo, u
railC lOB to OX St SO VOU BOO. if
you
take tho second thought thoy will
havo a hard tlmo lighting. Wo have
an water noies guarded and ir thoy
got tough wo will put on a heavy
gunru anu tuon inoy win just uio witn-
out an effort on our nart. On the
nUmr liimd llinrn in nnnu In tli-nun I
mountaiiiH whore our soldiers havo
never boon and noYor will get, that
inoy can not Teacii, nnd what tliore
Is up thoro wo don't know. Thoy might
navo tnrco times tlio mvtor Btipply wo
navo t.nd wo not know it. and if that
snauiu uo mo case, tnoy will give us
an awful good fight for our money. AD
wo are doing is guessing. Our aoro-
piano Is oven afraid to no wer DO or
75 miles ovor tho bordor booauso, If
nnytliinK should go wrong, lie could
not land. Tho Band Is so bad, It Just
upsets uio pianos, That Is ono reason
why aeroplanes aro of no usu ln Mils
locality. Thoy can. fly nil right, but
thoy can't land. Thin country Is full of
mountains and sand, not exactly sand
but flno Iqobo dirt and big Toel:s, So
you see how we are handicapped. "We
have to light their way because ourj
equipment of modern war cail't be
used much becauso we can't get them
Ahero wo want them In short enough'
tlmo. Thoro aro but few rr.llronds and
auto transportation is Blow because
the roads are the worst possible. Tills
irround lookc as though It never liad
had any rain and you can imagine
how it Is. There Is usually more or
less breeze blowing, and dust Hying
so you see, this Is a beautiful country.
July 9th.
It started In about 7 o'clock Inst
night and rained as hard as it could,
or ns hard as I ever saw it, and kept
It up until aftor midnight. Meet all
our tents leaked but didn't do much
damage, as wo all got rain coats and
turned our bunks over and covered
them with everything we could find to
kec'p them dry. It was sure a curiosity
Tho llrst tlmo It had rained in una
vicinity In over a year. But you would
n't hardly know It rained this A. M. tho
ground 'was so dry that It soaked right
in, and tho sun Is hotter than ever. It
mode everything look bettor. Wo
thought for awhile that It was going
to be a cyclone or cloud burst for it
1 .ll. ...1ll......1n,1 nn.l M.r. lll,t
,,l,, n,.,nl i nir tlitrnn Wn nrn vorv
j)Ufly on the wireless now. All 'the men
on the reserve aro reporting for duty
and Ftiston Is trying to nnd vacancies
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to tho Interior. I sent' and received
official messages yesterday.
Lots of militia coming In every
us, rn c u ...
mster lncm ln nml Bel, ti,cm under
instructions by the tegulars they sure
calm down, and In u week you soo
jun, nun -
t,l0 wwk i,orcnIHi ror nwhi.e they all
say, Geo I wish I was a regular, and
then In a little (while they aro all
yliiB. "Geo, wish I was home." It
sure is funny to sit around and talk
thmh when thcjr flrst gct lore m,t
the funny part soon changes to rcal-
itles and thnt Is what they need.
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""h - iau rnvx,r.r.uiaw yj
t iiH'flTi 1u.11 .manner.
its.
junc 7tIl(
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment,
present Hennlnghauscn, Springer nnd
c0""..ck.:i . .,
.in(i brldccn and stood ndloumed until
juno 12th.
June 12th, 191C
'n,0 chamber of Commerce is here
by given permission to prohibit tho
dumping or refuse ,at the norm and
, "t" "UrZ' ' m
mii,uc I10t to deposit refuse there
The action of 'the board on Junc
th. as to granting permission fo
Il'lay base ball near Sutherland, is
, rcccn8l(,orcil llIul not nUowed
....hi frti.r (!nnsl(lorntlon. nhlectlnns
huvlng been made,
I'lainis allowed on tlio general
a. i', Keiiy, priming, jb.li.uj
Maggie Post, house rent for county
poor, $36.00.
E. H. Springer, freight on steel,
$2.29.
M. Drury, refund of taxes, $6.30.
E. II. Evans, attomoy services state
cases, $75.00.
E. II. Springer, services and mile
...... utirr
F. W. llernilnghausen, services and
mileage, $112.00.
n. M. WhUn. Hi.rvl.-nH mwl inllnnirf..
$110.70.
J. F. Snydor, grading roads Com
BlOllor Dlst. No. 2, $27.00.
M. vv- Hamnrond, road work Com.
Dlst 1 $44 00
Whereupon 'the board adjourns to
Juno 19th.
C. W. YOST,
COUllty Clerk
Jun0 19th, 1916.
Hoard met mirsuant to adlourn
won't, presont HermlnKhausen, Sprln-
Ber und White.
Claims wore alloHved as follows
i. c. Meyer, moving fenco Road 381,
520.00.
"Florence Vormllyea, care county
poor, $20.00.
a. and J. O'Hare, mdso for county
por, $2.00
Uobt Falk, hauling dirt Com. Dlst.
No. 1, $6.50
Sundry persons road work District
No. 35, $12.25
Sundry persons road work District
No. 16, $23.40.
a. G. Bard well, Dlst. 18, $48.00
John McNIcklc, Dlst. 18, $11.00
A. McNlcklo, Dlst. 18, $12.30,
c. G. Peterson, use of englno pist.
;i5, 154.44.
Amr N. Larson. DIkL 35, $11.30.
w. K. Beauchamp, Dlst. 28, $3i.OO.
Whereupon Itho board adjourns to
June 23, 19U!
c. W. YOST,,
Cwinty Clerk
June 23d. 1916,
presont Hormlnghauson, Springer and
Vhlto,
dn.ir.rn v nn.im ninrv nnnn.i
(inurtor, $275.00.
S. Elliott, auto hire, $9.10.
Tho Hub, mdso for county 'poor,
$39.90.
E. T. Tramp, mdso for county poor,
$34.95.
j m. Soronson, Inbor, $3.00
.Inhn lrrfMlrlokHrm. in.lun for onunt.v
poor, $11.45.
Emma Pulver, caro of county poor,
.$600.00
Julius Plzor, mdso for coun'ty poor
$35.70
The Star, mdsn for countv n.v r.
tl A ((
A. Picard, labor, $7,20,
H. C. Rldlngor, haying roads Com
Dists, 1 nnd 2, $60.00
Ulnior Shnnor, dragging roads Com.
Dlst. 2, $28.30.
Henry Tollllon, dragging
r(). U 3
Com. Dlst No. 3, $16.80.
Allowed on nxid districts:
Charlos Kempor, District 1, $10.25.
Sundry persons, District 25, $23.50
C. F. Hardy, District 31, $70.
Josdph Shaw, District 55, $10.40.
John Fowler, District 55, $3.20.
Fred Llndborg, District 34, $1.40
W. C. WoUe, District 21, $0.00.
II, P. Hansen, District 30, $6.00.
Frank Damoron, District 3, $2.80.
wm. Reynolds, District 60. S2R.no
W. S, Rotb, r:trict 11. $10.00
NOW HERE
NEW
S Passenger.
Wheel Base 106 Inches.
3S Horse Power.
Long Springs.
Delco Starter and Ignition.
F. O. B. Flint, Mich,
J
Sundry persons, District 23, $12.25.
F. E. Kronqucst, District 55, ?5.20.
Frank Arcndorf, District 10, 8.00.
L. M. Mogonsen, District 19, ?24.0.
Louis Macoy, District 31, $15.00.
C. C. Long, District 31, $5.25.
Jesse Long, District 31, $7.00.
Board adjourns to Juno 29th.
C. W. YOST,
County Clerk.
Juno 29th-, 191G.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present Horuiinghnusen, Springer and
White.
Claims allowed for road work en
varioua districts
David King, District 51, $40.00.
Charles Plerson, District 51, $32.00.
Ed Strickland, District 51, $50.00.
L. L. Vedder, District 31, $8.75.
John M. Hays, District 37, $6.00.
F. P. Hoy, District 37, $3.75.
R. C. Selby, District 42, $3.50.
Ira Lindsay, District 42, $8.75.
Goorgo Griffiths, District 42, $24.50
E. Bobbins, District 47, $8125. ,
Sundry persons, District 58, $24.00
Ed Schram, dragging roads Com.
Dlst. 3, $21.oo
Fulton Murphy
road work. Com
Dlst. 2, $165.00.
r)iat l" $30 10
J. J. Wnlters,
road work Com
Allowed on general tund:
Sundry persons, helping survey,
$7 00
Alleen
Gnntt,
Durbln,
office cxponscs,
$37.00.
A. N.
office expenses.
$257.52.
A. N. Durbln, redemption of Itaxes,
$225.00. .
F. D. Westcnfeld, mdse foivcounty
p0Ar;J2An!i
Anna Anderson, care of county poor,
$30.00.
Hilda Anderson, lerk county court
court, $50.00.
Nina Elder, clerical work, $52."0.
Ua",,ui?, ,Z , 3
Bessie Salisbury, work
Sybil Gnntt, clerical work, $72.00,
on assess
or's books, $78.00.
A. J. Salisbury, salary, $145.80
Roy Wilson, salary, $75.00
;!f "ilV Wllaon' 81llary anfl caah
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M- w,lBon' cnro r Mr- QrY
$17.65
C. W. Yost, salary, $137.50.
('. W. Yost, office expenses, $12,10,
A. B. Iloagland, auto hire. $97.50.
Alleen Gnnt't, salary, ?13.33.
Jens Sommer. mdso for county
fcoor, $10.00.
Geo. N. Glbbs, transporting counly
poor, $6.70.
North Platte Drug Co.. driiKs county
poor, $18.75.
Coates Lumber and Coal Co.. coal
for county poor, sevon claims, $215.55
Lnn"8, V""11,or oa'" c
fo C0,urtJi" "?..tul'LJ.al1',
Coates Lumber and Coal Cq., coal
R. L. Cochran, surveying. $116.80.
Keith Neville, rent, $14.0.
Owen Jones, services Staf.o vs.
Johnson, $15.00.
E. H. Springer, services and mlle-
l'p.0,' ?,u,' ,. ' , '
I . AV. Hormlnghausen, services and
LP - B. White, services and mileage,
$70.80,
Allowed on hridgo fund:
Greeley Dundy, bridgo work, $45,00.
Louis Porklns, bridge work,1 $32.75,
Wm. Johnson, bridgo work, $121.00,
John Walker, bridgo work, $39.00.
E. C. Hosteller, bridgo work, $19.80,
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Jul
C. Wr. YOST,
County Clerk
July 3d. 1910.
Board mot pursuant to adjourmont,
!L?0,U iiornnnKi nuson. bpringor,
I ilUC
and county clork
Clnlmsi allowed on tho gonoral fund
Joo Sodormnn, C.arv of county poor,
0. A. Lnndogron, nu'to hire, $15.00,
Potor Joi)8on. cnro of countv noor.
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J. I). J1UIIIIM1UI, Ollllllllg, i.lU.OU
A. F. B.eoler, mdso for counlty
poor, $39.65.
W. L. Chauseo, caro of county poor,
s;i.uu
DOCTOR P. T. QUIGLKT. . ..
Practice Limited to
Surgery ami Radium Therapy
728 City M-'fr.T'iii V.mK TluHMinr.
Omaliu. NcbniKkn,
S. Davis Auto Co.
Authorized Cull for 1016 Republican
Comity CoiiTcntlon.
Tho Republicans of Lincoln County,
State of Nebraska, aro. hereby called
to meet in convention In North Platte,
at tho court house, Saturday, July 22d,
1916 at 2 o'clock P. M., for the 'pur
poso of adopting resolutions' and se
lecting delegates to tho State Conven
tion and for the selection of a County
Central Committee and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the convention.
G. S. THOMPSON, Chairman.
S. M. SOUDER, Secretary 52-3
Vf. J. nOLDEBNESS
Kectrlcal Supplies
Wiring Storage Batteries
Morscli Bldg
Phono 175.
J. B. REDFEELD.
PHYSICIAN & SUBGEOJN
Successor to
HYSICIAN & SURGEONS HOSPITAL
Drs. Redfleld & Redfleld
Omce Phone 642 Res. Phone 676
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building and Loan Building
Phnn I Office 130
Phone" f Residence 115
JOHN S. SIMMS, M.
Physician and Snrgeon
Office B. & L. Building, Second Floor
Phone, Office, 83; Residence 38.
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
MINNESOTA MUTUAL
INSURANCE CO.
Founded 1SS0.
LIFE
It's the household word ln Western
Nebraska. It's Old Line, the best mon-
oy can buy. It's what you need, for a
savings bank and Insurance that In
sures. They all buy It.
"There is a Ileason"
For further iuformatlou
Phone, call or nddrosa
J. E. SEBASTIAN, State Agent
Tho Old Lino Man
NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA
Hospital Phono Black 633.
Houso Phone Black 633.
W. T. PIUTCIIARI),
Graduate Veterinarian
Eight years a Government Votorlnar
lan. Hospital 218 south Locust BL,
one-halt block? southwest of the
Court Ilousb.
ft
0E1IM
Bought and highest mark.t
pricei paid
PHONES
Reiidnce Rd 63G
Ofllee 459
C. H. WALTERS.
Telephone Your
Grocery orders to 32
They will given prompt and
careful attention.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Halt Block North of Postoflice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for the
cintiflc treatment of medical,
surgical and confinement cases.
Completely equipped' X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent, M. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J.B. Redfield,M.D.- J. S. Simms, M.D
Miss M. Sieman, Supt.
Quality Not Quantity
Wo make cigars in the small and In
the regular sizes preferring to usu
quality tobacco ln preference to quan
tity. W use only the best tobacco
for filler and wrapper and our cus
tomers are always satisfied. We han
dle a large line of smokers' articled,
our display of pipes being especially
large.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued
trom the District uourt ot Lincoln
County, Nebraska, upon a decree of
foreclosure rendered in said Court
wherein David W. Daggett is plaintiff,
and Elmer Daggett et al are defend
ants aud to me directed, I will on tho
22nd day of July, 1916, at 2 o'clock p
m., at the cast front door of the Court
House In North Platto, Lincoln Coun
ty Nobraska, sell at Public Auction to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
said decree, interest and costs, tho fol
lowing described property, to-wlt:
Southeast Quarter (SEvi) of Sec
tion Ten (10), ln Township Twelve
(12), North of Range Thirty (30), West
of the Sixth Principal Morldlan, In Lin
coln County, Nobraska.
Dated North Platto, Neb., June lGth
191C.
A. J. SALISBURY,
119-121 Sheriff,
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notlco Is hereby given that sealed
bids will bo received at tho office of
the city clerk of North Platto, No
braska, up to flvo o'clock p. m July
18th, 191G, for tho construction of a
lateral sewer in Sower District O 2'
and ln said city according to the plans
and specifications now on fllo in the
office of tho city clerk of said city.
Approximate estimate of cost of
sewor lateral as per report of city en
glnecr is $1,09.00.
Local labor to bo employed as far as
possible.
Certified check on local bank of flvo
per cent of amount bid will bo requir
ed to insure entering into contract.
Satisfactory bond to bo given when
contract Is signed.
Mayor and council reserve right to
rojoct any or all bids.
By order of the city council.
O. E. ELDER, .
jl-18 City Clerk
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notlco la horeby given that scaled
bids will bo received at tho office of
tho city clerk of North Plntte, Nobras
ka, up to ilvo o'clock p. in., July 18th
191 C, for tho construction of a latoral
oowor In Sower District "S" and in
said city according' to tho nlanB and
specifications now on fllo Irf tho offlco
of tho city clerk ot Bald city.
Approximate estlmato of cost of
sower latoral as por report of city en
glneor Is $3,187.00.
Local labor to bo employed as far
as practicable.
Certified check on local bank of fivo
per cont of amount of bid will bo re
quired to InBuro entering into con
tract. Satisfactory bond to bo given when
contract Is signed.
Mayor and council roscrvo right to
xoject any or all bids.
By order ot the city council.
O. E. ELDTCRf
J4-1S City Clerk.
FIRE, TORNADO,
HAIL INSURANCE
0. EL Tfaoelecke.
DERRYBERRY & FORBES,
Licensed Etnlmlmers
Undertakers and Funeral Director!
Day Phone 234.
Night Phone Bluck 688.
VUTICMJS OP IXGOIUMHIATION HI
tii 15 i,r..ni:u MuiiOANTiiiE con-
I'AXV."
Know All Men liy TIiphc 1'renentNi ....
That we. Julius Plzer. J. M. Nelson.
Anna Plzer do associate ourselves to
gether for tho purpose of forming and
becoming a Corporation ln the State, of
Nebraska, for tho transaction of busi
ness hereinafter named.
fxust: The name of tho corooration
hnll be "The Leader Mercantile Com
pany," and tho principal place of trans
acting Its business shall bo In the City
of North Platte, County of Lincoln,
State of Nebraska.
SECOND. Tho nature of tho busi
ness to be transacted by said Corpora
tion snail ue a general mercanuio dub
iness. the buvlntr nnd solllntr of dry
Kooda. ladles' and Rents' clothlnfr. la
dles' and scnts' furnishing goods, boots,
snoen, ruB nnu carpels, anu an much
other merchandise ns aro generally
kept In a store of the nature and char
acter such ns this corporation expects
to engage in operating.
thihij. The lensing or erection anu
maintaining of Buch buildings and
structures as may be deemed necessary,
and to purchase real estato as a site
therefore, it deemed necessary, and ine
transacting oi nny other business ns
may be necessary to carry out tho pur
pose of this corportlon.
FOUUTIl! The authorized capital
stock of said Corporation shall bo thlr-
v thousand (Su.uuo) dollars, in snares
of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each,
to he subscribed and paid ny tno stock
holders as required by the Board 'of
Directors, but the cornoratlon shall bo
authorized to do business when the cor
porators heroin named shnli have sub
scribed for sufficient stoclc to pay the
Invoice price of the goods and merchan
dise In the store known ns "The LeaJ
er," now owned and operated by ono of
the cornorators Herein., junus I'izer.
FIFTH: The existence or tnis cor-
linmtlon shnll commence On the 10th '
day of July, 191C, nnd continue during
a period of live years.
SIXTH: The business of this cor
poration shall be conducted by tho vice-
president, general manager anu treas
urer, herelnnfter untried; Julius Plzer
shnll be president, J. E. Nelson vice-
president, general mnnnger nnd treas
er; nnd Anna Plzer shnll be secretary;
and the stockholders shnll as, soon ns
the nornorntlon Is organized meet nnd
nnd by n unanimous vote elect a board
of directors of two In number, such
board of directors to conduct tho busi
ness of the corporation; In case of Inca
pacity or deatn or any ono oi tue oin-
cers hereinbefore , named, and such
board of directors to have no power to
nloet onv other officers excent ln case
of disability or death of nny one of the
officers heretofore nnmed.
SEVENTH: Soec al meetings of the
stockholders may be held upon call of
the president or a majority or tne
board of directors upon a written no
tice, signed by the president, to each of
the stockholders, at the last known
postofflce address, setting forth the' ob
ject and purpose of the meeting, nnd
such meeting shall be hold In tho office
of the corporptlon In the city of North
l'latte, Liincoin county, reDrasica.
EIGHTH: Thp regular meeting of
the stockholders shall bo .hold on the
first Monday of January of each year,
at tho office or principal plnce of bus
iness of said cornoratlon. and tho
hoard of directors shall meet for a
general discussion or the business or
the corporation with the officers there
of on the flrst Monday of each month
NINTH: The president of 'said cor
poration shall preside- at the mooting
of tho board of directors.
TENTH: The h chest nmount of In
debtedness to which the vice-president,
general manager nnd treasurer shall
have power to bind tho corporation
shall be forty per cent of tho capital
stock of the corporation outstanding,
but the board of directors, by a unani
mous vote, may authorize an mtieDtea-
ness to be incurred to the extent of two
thirds of the capital stock then out
ing. ELEVENTH: The board of direc
tors shall by unanimous consent ndopt
a corporate" seal.
xw tiuv lit: i ne Hiocmiuiuers may
voto in person or by proxy duly auth
orized In writing, nnd all meetings of
the stockholders each share of stock
shall bo entitled to one vote, and a vote
of the majority of the shares shall ln
nil cases control, except the same be
contrary to tho provisions of these arti
cles. THIRTEENTH : These articles ot
incorporation may bo amended by the
mutual consent of all of the stock
holders of the corporation.
FOURTEENTH: If at any time a
dispute arises between tho stockhold
ers of this corporation or between the
members of the bourd of directors In
reference to the Interpretation of these
articles of Incorporation, reference
shn.ll lie hnii to a certain contract this
day entered Into between tho said J. E.
Nelson, and Julius Plzer for their time,
meaning and intent.
In Witness Whereof the said parties
have hereunto set their hands this 30th
day of March 191C.
JULIUS PIKKIt,
J. E. NELSON,
ANNIE PI55EU.
State of Nebraska, Lincoln County, ss
On this 30th day of March, 1916, be
foro me. .Tosntih O. Heeler, a Notary
Public, duly commissioned, qualified for
nnd residing In said county, personally
came tne auove unmeti, juiius ruci, u.
E. Nelson, and Anna Plzer, who are
personally known to mo to bo the
identical persons whoso names are af
nxed to tho foregoing Instruction, and
thoy severally acknowledged tho exe
cution of said Instrument to be their
voluntary net nnd deed for the pur
poso therein expressed.
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto
set my hnnd and nfflxed my Notarial
seal the dny nnd year last nbove wrlt-
te" JOSEPH O. BEELEII.
Not nry Public
Notlco of Petition
Estato No. 1423 of George Trexler, In
tho County Court of Lincoln County,
Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska. To all per
sons Interested in said Estate tako
notice that d petition has been filed for
tho appointment of Florence P. Trox
ler ns Administratrix of said Estate,
which has. been set for hearing herein
on July 21, 101C, at 9 o'clock a. ni.
Dated June 20, 191C.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
J27J14 County Judpo
Xotlco of Petition
Estate No. 14 20 of Carrio E. Marti, de
ceased, In tho County Court of Lln-
oln County, Nobraska
Tho State of Nebraska, To all per
sons Intorostcd In said estato take
notlco that a petition has been filed foi
the probnto of tho last will and testa
rcet.t of Carrio 13. Marti, decoasod and
tho appointment of Fred Marti ns ex
ecutor of said will, which has been set
for hearing horoln on August 4, 1010, at
9 o'clock a. m.
Dated July 8, 191C. i
CT30, E. FRENCH
JUJ2S County Judg
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