Semi-Weekly Tribune
LB A. L. IUJIE, Editor And Publisher.
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Entered at North Platte, Nebraska,
Postoulce as Second Clans Matter.
TUESDAY, 3rAltCII '0, 1917.
Food IVhsIc mid Hl(,'li Price.
Amorlcana waste In their kitchen
food to tho oxtont of $700,000,000 n
year, say Secretary of Agriculture
Houston, In his discussion of the pro
ent lny ulttiatlon. Ho finds no short
age of food to support tho hysteria that
has prevailed In somo parts of tho
country. On tho contrary, ho says
plenty oxlsts, nnd that with applica
tion of proper household arrangement,
tho causo for complaint will vanish.
Tho secretary's Indictment sounds for.
midnblc. On n basis of twenty million
famlllos, his estlmato of wastage
amofimts to $25 per year per family, or
a trlllo under 10 conts a day. Tills
doosn't sound so blR, does It? On the
other hand, tho very present fact Is
that the price of the staple articles
thRt enter Into the dietary of the
American people has risen enormously.
Whctfidr due to nhoviage or not, be
oauso of 'psychological or other reason,
tho cost of living hat Kone up, an() no
nmpunt of dlscottrs from a. cabinet
officer Is going to put It down again.
One real reason for tho advance
In dlSKlosod In the report for January
Inst on oxportatlon of foodstuffs. On
tho Item of bacon alone, the quantity
'hipped had Increased 41,000,000
pounds or over 80 per cent as com
pared -with January of 1910, while tho
price paid by the foreigners had risen
trom 13,8 io 15.7 conts per pound.
I5rry articlo in the list of food ex
portations shows an increase, both In
ftiimitlty and In vahiu. Secretary IIous
tqn may be right as to tho waste
In American kitchens, but that nlone
dodtn't account for tho sky-rocketing
prise. Omaha lico.
: ;o: :
llefent Armed Vessel Hill.
WMhlngton.Mar. 4Twolvo senntorH
led by Sonator LaFolletto nnd encour
ngttd by Sonntor Stone, democratic
chairman ?f the foreign relations
committee In a llllbustor, denounce
by president Wilson's rfpokesmen as
tho most roprohomlblo In tho history
of any civilized nation, dofled the will
of nn cvoriA'holinlng majority In con
gress up to the last minute toluv itnd
denied In tho presidont a law authoi
I 'lng h n to .inn American marnnnt
Mir Hi meet the Gorman s-ti'mnrlrii'
menace.
r.yioldinn throughout twentv -dx
hours of conllnuouq Hosslon to tiopials
that their t'ollance of the nrnVd'.iit
' nijd be iumlllatlng to the country;
un'6iiipro.i.i8lng In a vrMn lejcrllnvl
to thorn as tho most serious to tho
nation ninec tho civil war, La Kjllc.to
an I win jjn-up or aupportorn refused
n majority of tholr collenirti
DOftfenlty to vote on tho armed neutral
it? bill and L died with tho Sixty.
'.cicin concirht at noon.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
WIbh Maud Warrington spent Satnr
da with friends In Loxlngton.
' Mrs. W. V. Hoagland spont Saturday
'In Sutherland on Robokah work.
Josoph Cup roturned Saturday from
iwu iiiomus visit m now Orleans.
Mr II. A. Oram left Sntiml
lng; for Fremont to spond a few days.
. Henry Woll loft this morning for
Ilayurd to spend a fow dnys on bual-
II OHM.
( tyl- ynl Mrs. S. C. Mocombor ro
( turned Sunday ovenlng from a visit
hi uiuniia.
A. A. Sohatz loft tho lattor "part of
uiBi. wook lor umaiia to spond eovornl
imjH on minincsH
Mrs Il0V Cottroll linn linnn rnnfl
.to tho houso for a wook past iwHth
mi imocicu iooi-
MtB. E. S. Davis lu,mnt in nil,1-ntini.
yesterday morning In tho Interests of
II1U HUUUKUll KHlgO.
M. M. IhlHklll. nf RtniU
tho latter part of last wook visiting
uiu .iiiiumuorgor iiimiiy.
Harry Lowell returned last uvoolc
mm a visit or sovoral weeks with
relatives in Kansas City.
MrB! JOO linker rntnrnr.il Chimin,.
from a short visit with rolatlvoa in
umaiia nnu council muffs.
Mrs John T)nv rnlnrmul Riin.l...,
onlng from Kearney whoro sho visited
nur uaugiuor miss isiva Day,
AV J. Tllcy and Sam Soudor wont to
ooreuom Saturday morning to as
slst In Instituting a Yoomon loduo.
L9vls Martini was Injured in the
uuhkui uau gamo Friday ovonlng, sub
. talnlng a brokon bono in tho noso.
Mrs Pllllllt Font, nt Pnii,,ntl ni,,(V
. - ------- " UiUUD,
who had been visiting hor mothor
i.iru. mury uaKor lott Sunday morning
David Sheodv la
man at tho Locust stroot railway
uiuDDUK, miring mo liinoss or Fred
iiunion.
Mr. and Mrs. llort Naporstock loft
. Sunday morning for Omaha whoro
- tho former will havo lila tonsils ro-
moyeu'
Mrs. J. J. HalllL'nn lnft cii,,,.i.,
niornlng for Orand Island, Nebraska
City and other eastern Nobrnska
i owns,
Mrs. S. L. Kolloggfof Perclvul, la!
who was tho cuost of Mr. .T. t UmI
llgnn for sovoral weoks, loft Sunday
morning.
'Mrs Mary Pattoo roturned to hor
homo in Wllburg, Knns., Saturday
. evening auor an oxtondod visit w
hor parontH Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hani
Qoo. II. Likort, a former omployo
ui mo loeni BiiopB, is now district
- O H. w - .
luruuiun ior mo iiocic laianu roau
Horton, ICan., nud writes thnt ho
plcnscd with Horton and his work.
' 'Mr. and Mrs, Win. Hauglit, onnor
residents, wno uau peon visiting tuo
lattor s parents Air. ana mib. (jnarics
'WllHn tti f?n(nrInv nvnnlno' fnr Rnt)i.
orland to rosldo on a fanu, Tho fonnor
nod neon mgni ucitci agent ai uranu
Island for sovoral months.
STATEMENT OP CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL
OK NORTH IJ.,A.TTIJ. NI3I1H AHICA.
MARCH 1, J 917.
Jlcsonrcos
Loans and Securities -
United States Bonds - -
Federal Reserve Bank
Stock - - - -
Banking House and Real
Estate - - - -
Due from U. S. Treasurer
Cash Reserve - - - -
Tno First National Bank is celebrating the commencement of its THIRTY SECOJfl)
YEAR in business in North Platte by :noving into its new building which is fit
ted with every convenience for, the accommodation of its customers.
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD
OF CO. COMMISSIONERS
February 20, 1017.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment,
prosont Springer, Hornilnghausen,
Kcoh and county clerk.
Tho following claims were allowed,
School District No. 24 uso of School
houso for elections, $8.00.
Emma Pulvor, ront for county poor,
9 mos. 1910, $90.00.
W. H. Morrick & Co. mdso ror uo.
poor, $13.f,3.
Jnmcfl Shoup, for instituto ror rjiti,
$15.00.
D. H. Dovonbargor, coal for county
poor, $3.88.
L, K. Whislor, dragging ronus, uom,
D. V. No. 3, $1C.G0.
John Kammert, hay for roads, torn.
D. F. No. 3, $9.00.
James Shoup, road work, $108.00.
A. s. ALLEN, County Clork.
February 27. 1917.
Hoard mot same us yesterday, pres
ent full board and county clork.
II. II. Burton is horoby appointed
Hoad Oyorseor for Hoad Dlst. No. 47 to
fill vacancy.
J. F. Downs for road work Dlst. No.
10, $4.00.
Leo Mustard, road work Dlst. No. 10,
$12.00
Frank England, for road work
No. 10, $21.00.
U. J. Oulnan, for road work Dlst.
10.. $0.00.
nul Rowley, for road work Dlst. 10,
$ J 3.00.
Geo McKnln, for road work Dlst. 10,
$12.00.
Sundry persons appraising Road No.
11. $10.00.
Hoard adjourned until Fob. 28, 1917
A. H. ALLEN, County Clerk;
February 28, 1917.
Hoard met swmo as yesterday pres
ent full board, and county clork.
Hoard allcl.vcu the following claims
on tho gonoral fuaid:
". w. Honnlnghauson, services and
inlloago, $75.90.
H. H. Sprlngor. sorvlccs and mileage
$92.70.
S. J. Koch, aorlvcos and mlleace.
$78.80.
A. S. Allen, offico expenses for Fab.
$17.95.
A. S. Allen, Balah, Fob. $137.5J,
Anna Anderson, euro of Emma Ami.
erson, $30.00.
Es3lo WoBBborg, snlary, $50.00.
A. J. Salisbury, Balory, $145.80.
Roy Wilson, salary, $83.33.
S. M. Soudor, offico expenses, for
Fob. $52.85.
Allenn Clantt. offico oxnonsoH fnr
Fob. $17.25.
Alloon Onntt. Fob. salarv. S133.3a.
Alleon Qantt, visiting achoolB, $43.70
OUR NEXT SEMI-MONTHLY
PUBLIC SALE
WILL BE HELD AT
North Side Barn, North Platte
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1917.
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., rain or shine, as sale
will be .under roof. We will oiler at this sale
100 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE
Consisting of yearlings and two year olds, and about
twenty milch cows coming fresh.
A NUMBER OF HORSES WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE
ONE 10 YEAR OLD JACK.
TWO CARS OF NEW AUTOMOBILES
Will be offered for sale if thev arrive on time. In addition there
will be n number of second-hand cars on sale.
TO THE PUBLIC: it is our attention to hold these sales twice
n month, und ull farmers nnd others who have stock or farm
machinery they want to dispose of nre invited to brinj" them in
nyd include them in our sale, We charge two percent for selling.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under $20 cash, above that
sum 10 months' time at 10 per cent.
These semi-monthly sales will be published ex
clusively in the North Platte Tribune and Tryon
Graphic. Watch these papers for announcements.
JULIUS MOGENSEN.
COL. L. M. McCLARA, Auctioneer.
Capital
Surplus and
Circulation
Deposits -
$G'12,1-18.1G
101,000.00
- 4,500.00
07.892.9S
- 5,000.00
S8.VSM.17
$1,10 (.1 85.:; i
Jos. M. Wilson, care of Mr. Grey,
$20.00.
Jos. M. Wilson, Fo1. salary and
cash items, $81.25.
Faye Elder, Fobr. salary, 50.00.
F. E. IJullard, Agt. for U. P. R. R.
lease 2 ytmrs, $2.00.
J. H. Homphll, co printing, $18.25.
J. D. W Lincoln, oponlng grave, J.
Wlleon, $5.00.
Wesley- Cockle, hauling coal Rd.
Dlst. 5 .$13.50.
Rtmrd adjourned until Mar. 2, 1917.
March 2, 1917.
Hoard met prusuant to adjournment,
prosont Springer, Hornilnghausen,
Koch . and county clerk.
Allowed :lftlm of A. F. Heoler, mdso
for county poor, $52.55.
Win. Montgomery, Is horoby appoint
ed Roud Overseer for Road District
No. 11.
OSGOOD PRECINCT.Calllng Election:
Petition of S. W. MsDonnott nn,i 5(5
others of Osgood precinct requesting
the county board to call n special
election for the propose of voting
bonds for building a biidgo across tho
South Platto river In Osgood precinct
Is hereby granted olectlon to bo hold
April 10, at South Bluffs school house.
:o: :-
Dr. Marie Amos spent Sunday in
Hcrshoy.
Dr. Mario Ames roturned Friday af
tornoon from a short visit In Lexing
ton. E, A. Hoyd has purchased tho Han
Boy! 'property on South Mnplo street
and took possession Friday.
Mrs. W. J. Tlley enjoyed a vis t,
from Miss Fern Shoup of Sutherland,!
tho latter part of last weok.
Roy Ames left a fow days ago fori
Mt Carroll, 111., to visit his grand I
mothor for a couplo of weoks. I
Miss Laura Poulas, of Omaha, ar
rived horo Sunday ovonlng to visit he
brother Sam Poulas for a week.
Mrs. Rosencrans, of Cozad, camo
Friday morning to spond a iweok with
hor doiughtor Mrs. I. E. Gilbert.
Miss Flo Johnson returned ta fow
days ago from' a two weeks' visit In
Chicago nni other eastern points.
MIbs Maymo PIzcr, who has been
visiting In Chicago, Omaha and Grand
Island, will roturn homo tills week.
; :o. r-
Mcdlclno s. l-'ooil.
Do not buy something which you
already havo. You havo food which
you feed your horses, cattle
and sheep, but when you want medi
cine, buy only medicine. That 1b what
yovt get In B. A. Thomas Stock Rom
ody. Wo soli It and guarantee It to bo
modiclno. Wo toll you that It will tono
up tho entire system of your stock and
aids dtgctlon, tberoby causing them
to got all tho food valuo out of tho
grain that you food them. Sold by
Dorrylwrry & Forbes. m31
BANK
Liabilities
Profits -
- - - -
- - - -
$100,000.00
77,104.78
100,000.00
S2 7,020.").'$
$1,10-1.185.31
(JfiKK CM'U CONCUUT
KKXT THUHHDAY KVKXLVG
Tho Grand l3lnnd Baptist College
Glee Club of fifteen members accom
panied by their director, W. A, Habor
stro, basso cantante; Joscphln0 Taft,
reader; and James Lockwell, cornc
tlst, will givo a concert at tho Baptist
church on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
Major Haborstro, the director, for
merly connected with tho Kearney
Normal school, has received tho htgh
(At nialse for his voloe work from the
musical departments of many Institu
tions; especially his own solo work Is
commended.
"Ho sang song after song to u most
enthusiastic audience who If they
could, would havo kept him singing all
night " Keith County News.
"No moro popular slngor has ever
appeared on a Kearney stage, and
thero have been nonft who have stood
the test of "reappearance" as well."
Kearney Hub. May 13, 1910.
The Glee clu'b has already given a
number of successful concerts this
season. On their trip they visit Lexing
ton, Kearney and North Platte.
Every ono who attends may bo as
sured of a real musical treat, as well
as tho usual humorous -and entertain
ing numbers of a college gle0 club ln
terpersod with readings and cornet
solos.
::c:: .
Miss Mcrlo Thornburg Is expected
hero today to visit relatives.
Wanted New- Milch cowa with
calves, or cows coming fresh soon.
I bono Black GG8, L. Johnston, 31
west Fourth street- 5.2
Don't fall to drop In at Tho Leader
Morcantllo C.'s and seo all tho now
locos, embroidoriee anj all tho new
dress trlmmliiKg
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block North ot Postoflice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for th
scientific 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. Redfr!. M. D. J. S. Simras, M.D
. tft ! "f I'-lwiI lieiiort
K111H. flRPpiiRnfl
nV,.,.lhoxTC,ount,y Court ot Lincoln
Til Gt.itn . XT1. A -11 .
- , uuiuotwi, iu mi Tier
SOUS llltnrnntntl In anl.l i
notice that tho Eivla Ilnwkins has nied
ii. accuuni ana report of his ad-
i.iininii aiiuii aim a poiition ror final
... i T . a aucn, rjxo-
-....11 mi, i iK u uiock a. in., when
' ii V"V "I'l'eiir nun coniosc tno Biuno.
Dated March Cth, 1917.
GEO. 13. FUENCIT,
'c--7 County JuiIko,
v.. , i ....
Charles If. nhbttdos 'will tako notice
. mo .on uuy 01 January, iuiy
Geo. B. French, County Judgo withlr
and for Lincoln County, Nebraska, la.
HtlPfl nil nril,,r nf nltnnlmum, ,1.,
Bum of $94.85 In an action ponding
luiuiu uiiu wnurein ijomo kronen 1
Plaintiff and Charles F. Rhoados do
fondnnt, that proporty of tho dofondan
conslBtlng of money duo defendant li
the hands of tho Union PacMc Hall
road Company, lmB boon attached un
der such ordor. Kald causo was contln
nod to tho 30th day of March, 1917 at 1
a. in.
Charlos F. Rhondes will tako notlco
unit iiiuobh no appears anil answers
In said action on or boforo tho 30th
day of March, 1917 at 9 a. m. Judtrmont
lltr llttfnllH . . 1 1 1 1. A .
j Hvuiuii in tin viliurvil II Kill n HI lulu,
in6-23 LOTTIE CRONEN. Plaintiff
MITICn Vifll I'l'lll.ICATIO.V
Serial No. 06697
llrmirtiiieiit nf tl,. lnA.rliir.
P S. Land Olllco at North Platte. Nebr.
fnrrVi K. 1017
N.oti00 '9 borcby kIvoh that Thomas
p. ii:urono,'or wortn i'latto, Nebr., who,
on JlllV 21. 1913. made IlnmnRtonri nn.
try No 05697, for HEii Section 20,
Township 15. N.. RaiiRo 30, W.. oth
Principal Meridian, has nied notice of
uueiuion to maKo nnal three year
Proof, to establish claim to thn lnnl
above described, before the Register
and Reclever at North Platte, Neb., on
uiu iom uiiy ui April, Mil.
Claimant names ns wUiikhhki- TT T
Hansen. C. II. Wntts. P. H. Mnnmw.
Harry Mndlaon, all of North Platte,
m0-6w Register.
DIt. JOHN S. T1VINEM
Special Attention to
Surgery, Gynecology nnd Obstetrics.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Nurse Bncwn Memorial Hospital.
Makos a Specialty of Farm Sales, Pure
Dred Live Stock and Real Estate.
Terms Reasonable.
E . L . JOKES,
Up-to-Dnto Auctioneer.
Phono Maxwell Stato Bank
at My Expense for Dates.
MAXWELL, NEH.
SEEN WANTED!
THAT aro oarnlnir monthly salarlos,
professional and business mon, mar
ried and slnglo men, In fact all men In
various vocations of life who have
MORTGAGED HOMES OR USED
BORROWED MONEY to conduct their
business- Who will roplaco that
monthly salary or financial earning
ability of yours that your dependent
ones and backers aro looking to you
for SHOULD YOU DIE TONIGHT OR
TOMORROW? Havo you mado tho
proper provisions? THESE ARE
among tho MEN WANTED. Our Old
Lino Life Policies protect, create a
savings for old ago. Delays aro dan
gerous. You can't carry the risk,
when you can get ono of theso policies
ON THE MONTHLY PAY PLAN.
For further Information
call, phone or address
J. E. SEBASTIAN, State Mirr.
The Old Lino Life Hun,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
AOTICI3 OF FIXAI, UIU'OItT
Estate No. 1423 of Molllo E. Rhonn.
deceased, In tho County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
Tno Ht.ate or Nebraska, to all persons
Interested In said Estate tako notice
that tho Administratrix has nied a
final account and report of her admin
istration and a potltlon for final set
tlement and discharge a's such adminis
tratrix, which have been set for hear
ing before said court on March 23. 1017.
at 9 o'clock a. m wheh you may ap-
iiimr mm cuniesi uic same.
Dated February 21, 1917.
f!Kfl 17! K'TtPiVmT
f27-3w Countv Judco.
NOTICH TO CUHIIITOIIS
Eetato No. 1141 of Kiiznimtt, wi..
Ing, deceased in tho County Court of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nobrnnltn. ns' r"rflltnrc
of said estate will take notice that the
time limited for presentation and illlng
of claims against said Estate Is Sep
tember 10, 1917, and for settlement of
said Estate Is October 18, 1917; that I
win sit at uic county court room in
said county, on March 1C, 1917, at 9
o'clock a. m. and on September 1C,
1917, at 9 o'clock a. in., to receive, ex
amine, hear, allow, or art hist all
claims and objections duly nied.
UEO. E. FRENCH,
f20-m20 County Judge.
NOTICI5 FOR l'UIIMCATION
Serial No. 05756
11iint.iin, 41... ,
U. S. Land Oilice at North Platte.'Nobr.,
xt .... . Jan- 1U 1317-
. . ... . .. hi.cn Kldl. Vlllli uvv
H. Hamm. of North Platte, Nebr., who,
. W Ji' rn,luc Homestead en
i.r,Yl,No'c?u7G.6' for SBV NE, nnd NEV1
V, cti9n 2G Township 16, N.,
...l.u .i,, ., uiu i-rincipai aiorldlan,
has nied notlco o lntntion to make
flll.Tl tttl'fln rnn r tlns.? . .........,,..
claim to the land above described, be-
St .. t.T .ilBsior niui neceiver, at
March 1917' Nebr-' on tho 7th dny of
Claimant names as witnesses: Robert
Batie, of Stapleton, Nebr., Wm. Pitt
man of North Platte Neb.. Garfield
Guthorless, of North Platte, Nebr.,
inn wuijiomil, IT 1 1 1 .
J23-0W E. J. EAMES. Reiriater.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Hv virtlln r.f on ,
, " , , . xt t , uu" "i uincoin
County, Nebraska, upon a decree of
rrnrtl thn IttutKln, . . u . m r i
An i t? i l, ,! """"en. is ptamtiiT,
and Robert S. Hopper Is defendant, nnd
I II Inn (MfAntml T iiiill u x l . r .'
of ATnrnJi 1Q17 t o " . J
rUtti,fr?.',tIo? ,of V10Court House In
...nt, xjuiuuiu uouniy, xvieoras
Un. soil at Public Auction to the high
est bidder for cash, to satisfy said de
cree, interest and costs, tho followlnc
il, . ul aeuiiuu 11V0 lb).
- : -v " " T l' iiit: oix.111 x . ill., in
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
21 1917 " 1 mlle- iNeD., February
-w A. J. SALSBURY.
f2-CW Sl.orlff
I.ECAL NOTICE
Plllirlna A llfll.OAir TTo.. i
Minnie Uorsoy, and the unknown own-
univiiuwii claimants or tho
North East quartor (NEV4) of Section
twonty-nlno (29), township nine (9).
rMnB? "''rtf'-H1.00 ,33- west of tho
inSJ'" '1 Lincoln county, Nobras.
horoby take notice that on the
16th day of February, 1917. Stanlov
Constnntine, plnlntlff horein, filed his
petition In the District Cout of Lin
coln County, Nebraska, against fcho
following named defendants, to-wlt:
Charles A. Dorsoy, Harry C. Dorsoy,
Minnie Dorsey, J. A. MassenRalo (first
and real nnmo unknown) and tho un
known owners and tho unknown claim
ants of tho North East quarter (NEU)
of Section twenty-nine (29), township
nine (9), range thlrty-threo (33),
West of tho 6th P. M. in Lincoln coun-
TV .nJniirnulrn t i i. ,i .. -
which aro to quiet the title to the
Tin.,, jiuoi iiuuuci u'U,ij or section
twonty-nlno (29), township nine (9).
North of range thlrty-throo (33), West
of tho 6th P. M., In Lincoln county, Ne
braska, as against tho defendants and
each of them. Plnlntlff further prays In
promises from tho plaintiff to the said
vh.whjo .ii. uumujr, no uecreeu ana de
clared to have boon a mortgage nnd
...v ....... ...v.. vh,.HU uu uuuiueil IU I1I1VO
beon wholly paid nnd satisfied, and tho
lien of said mortgnge theroby wholly
extinguished, nnd that tho said de
fendant Charles A, Dorsoy, bo ordered
by decroo of court to execute to plain
tiff a ro-convoyanco of said promises,
and In default theroof thnt the said
decree stand ns such conveyance, and
thnt a certain deed from the d -fendant
Chnrlos A. Dorsey to tho defendant
Harry C. Dorsey purporting to convoy
an undivided one-half interost In said
proporty to the said defendant Harry
C. Dorsey, be decreed to havo passed
or vested no Hon, title, Interest or es
tate In and to said real estate, In the
?l'l ,V,5.rrj'(y Dorsey. nnd thnt tho
plaintiff's titlo bo quieted as against
the said Charlos A. Dorsey, Harry C.
Dorsoy, Minnie Dorsoy, J. A. Mnsson
galo, and the unknown owners, nnd
unknown olnlmnnts of tho North East
nuarter (NEtf ) of Section twenty-nine
(29). In township nlno (9), rnngo thlr
ty.throe (33). west of th 6th P. M., In
Lincoln county, Nebraska, nnd that
Plaintiffs titlo In nnd to said real es
tate be forever confirmed, and quieted
In him ns against said defendants claim
ing under said ileedd or otherwise, nnd
that the said dofendnnts nnd ench of
them be forever enjoined from setting
up or claiming nny Interest In, or to
snld real estate, under or by virtue or
snld deeds or otherwise, nnd for such
other and furthor relief ns equity may
rcnulro.
You are renulred to nnswer said pe
tition onor before the 2nd day of
Dated Fehrunry lot 7.
STANLEY CONSTANT INE,
By WILCOX & IIAX-LIQAN
20-4w Ilia Attorneys,
NOTICI3 OF Sl'HCIAI, UI.HCTIOX
IN OSCOOI) 1MIECINT
Notlco Is hereby given that a special
olectlon will bo held In Osgood Pre
cinct, In the County of Lincoln, In tho
State of Nebraska, on tho 10th dny
of April, 1917, at which tho following
proposition will be submitted to the
votors of snld Osgood Precinct, to-wlt:
"Shall the llonrd of County Commis
sioners of Lincoln County, State of No
brnska, Issue Ten Thousand 00-100
($10,000) Dollars, of "Osgood Precinct
Bridge Bonds," in denominations of
One thouBnnd 00-100 ($1,000.00) Dollars
each, bearing Interost at tho rate of
six per cent per annum, payable soml
annually, Interest nnd principal pay
able at tho office of the State Troasurer h
of the Stato of Nebraska, In tho City of
Lincoln, in the County of Lancaster,
In tho Stnto of Nebraska.
Said bonds to boar date of July 1st,
1917, and tho Interest on Haiti bonds to
be payable on the 1st day of January,
191b, and on tho 1st dny of July, I9lv
nnd on tho 1st day of January and on
tho 1st day of July of ench and every
year thereafter, until all of tho lntor
et on said bonds shall hnvo boon paid.
Said bonds to bo numbered consecu
tively from one to ten Inclusive, nnd
tho lntoiost thereon to bo evidenced by
coupons thorcto ntached.
Bond number Olio to become duo nnd
payable on tho 1st day of July, 1928.
Bond number Two to become due and
payable on tho 1st day of July, 1929.
Bond number Throe to become due
riml payable on tho 1st day of July,
Bond number Four to becomo due
1931 t,nyaljl0 011 tllG lMt (,UJ' ' ,Iul'
Bond number FIvo to become due nnd
payable on the 1st day of July, 1932.
Bond number Six to become due nnd
payable on the 1st tiny of July, 193g,
Bond number Sevon to become due
1934 1'ay'l,,1 " tlle lst t,ay ot Jul'
Bond numbor Eight to becomo due
nnd payable on the lst day of July.
1935.
Bond number Nino to becomo due
and payable on the lst day of July,
Bond number Ten to become due and
payable on tho lst day of July, 1937.
Shall the Board of County Com
missioners of Lincoln County, Nebras
ka, levy a tax in the year of 1917, and
in ench nnd qyery year thereafter,
sufficient to pay tho interost on suld
bonds, and sufficient to pay five per
cen i ot me principal tnercoi, as pro
vided by law; nnd in tho year 1927, and
oach and every year thoronfter, suffi
cient to paj tho nrlnclnal of said lmiuls
as they becomo due, until sutflclent tax
nas ucen lovieu to pay all of the prin
cipal of said bonds: and such tax, both
for Interest nnd principal to be levied
upon all of tho t.i::aolo property in
said Osgootl Precinct?
Said bonds to bo used for tho purpose,
of constructing a wagon brldgo across
the South Platte River, beginning at a
point on the north bank of tho South
Platte River, whore n continuation of
the center lino of Locust street, in the
City of North Platte, Lincoln County,
Nebraska, Intersects said north bank
in the Southeast quarter (SEVi) of tho
South-west quarter (SWVi) of Section
four (4) In township thirteen (13)
North, of range thirty (30) West of the
Cth P. M. in Lincoln County, Nebraska,
and running thence In n southerly
direction across tho South Platto river
about 1500 feet to a point on tho south
bank -of said River, about 25 feet, oast
of Stntion No. 10, of Road No. 6, Lin
coln County, Nebraska, at the cast edge
of the South end of tho present timber
bridge. Said bridge to bo approximate
ly fifteen hundred feet In length (1C00
ft) and of sufficient width for two
teams to pass each other at any point
on said bridge, and to be constructed
of concrete nnd steel, and to comply
with tho plans and specifications pre
pared and furnished bv the State Encl-'-
neer of the Stato of Nebraska, and said
nonets representing approximately one
fourth (1-4) of the entire cost of the
construction of said bridge as horeln
boforo set forth, tho cntlro cost of
which Is to be approximately, forty
thousand Dollars ($40,000), ane-half
(1-2) of such entire sum Is to be borno
by the Stato of Nebraska Aid, as pro
vided for in Article 5, Chapter 28, Sec
tions 123 to 133 inclusive, of the R-y
vised Statutes of NebrasUn, for thr
year 1913, and acts nmr-ndntory thereof,
and ono-fourtb (1-4) of the entlro cost
Is to be borne by the City of North
Platte, Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Should tho Stnto of Nebraska fall to
grant said Aid, and should the City of
North 1'lntte, Lincoln County, Nebras
ka, fall to vote bonds In the sum of
Ten thousand 00-100 ($10,000.00) Dol
lars, In aid of the construction of said
bridge, then the bonds of said Osgood
Precinct heroin petitioned to be voted
upon, shall not be Issued.
Said bridge to bo constructed upon
a line across said River where a con
tinuation of tho center line of Locust
Htrci-t North Platte Lincoln County,
Nebraska, intersects said North bank,
and to run In a southerly direction
across said river, and connected with
tho public Highway to the West com
monly known as tho State Farm Road,
and within saltl Precinct."
The ballots to used at such special
election shall have printed thoreoon:
"FOR" Issuing Ten thousand 00-100
($10,000.00) Dollars, In "Osgood Pre
cinct Bridge Bonds," In denominations
of Ono thousand 00-100 ($1000.00) Dol
lars each, bearing Interest at tho rate
of six per cent per annum, interest
and principal payable at the offico of
tho Stato Treasurer in the City of Lin
coln, In the County of Lancnster, Stato
of Nebraska, said bontls to bear date
of July 1, 1917, and the Interest on
said bonds to bo payable on the lst
day of January, 1918, nnd on tho lst
day of July, 1918, and on the lst day
of .Tanunry, nnd tho lst day of July of
each and every year thereafter, until
all of the interest on said bonds shall
havo been paid; and to levy a tax In .
the year 1917, and in ench and every L
year thereafter sufficient to pay the
lntorest on snld bontls, and sufficient to
pay five per cent of tho principal there
of as provided by law; and In tho year
1927, and In each and every yenr there
after sufficient to pay tho principal of
saltl bonds ns they become due, until
sufficient tax has been levied to pav
nil of the principal of said bonds; anil
such taxes both for Interest nnd prin
cipal to be levied upon nil of tho tax
able property In said Osgootl Precinct
"AGAINST" Issuing Ton thousand
00-100 ($10,000.00) Dollars, Mn "Osgood
Proclnct Bridge Bonds," In denomina
tions of One thousand 00-100 ($1,000.00)
Dollnrs each, bearing interest at the
rate of six per cent per annum, Inter
est and principal payable at the offico
of the Stato Treasurer In tho City of
Lincoln, In tho County of Lancaster,
Stnto of Nebraska, said bonds to boar
date of .Tulv 1. 1917. nnd tli
j on said bonds to bo payable on the
lui iuiy oi January, ivis, nnd on the
1st day of July, 1918, nnd on the 1st
day of January, and on the first dnv of
July of each and ovory year thereafter,
until nil of the Interest on said bonds
shall havo been paid; and to levy a
tax In the year 1917, and In ench nnd
every year thereafter, sufficient to T
pay the Interest on snld bonds, nnd suf
ficient to pay five per cent of tho prin
cipal thereof, as provided by law; and
In tho yonr 1927, nnd In oach nnd ovory
yenr thereafter sufficient to pay tho
principal of said bonds as they becomo
due. until sufficient tax has boon levied
to pay all of the principal of said
bonds; anil such taxes both for interest
nnd principal to bo levied upon nil of
tho taxable property In snld Osgood
Precinct.
Those voting In favor of said prop
osition shnll mark their ballot with
(X) before the paragraph beginning
with the word "FOI": nnd those vot
ing against said proposition shnll mark
their ballots with (X) before tho para
graph boglnnlng with tho word
AGAINST."
Snld election will ho open at 8 o'clock
A. At. nnd continue open until 8 o'clock
Pj M. of said day. and the polling place
of said Osgood Precinct will ho nt
South muff School house In said pre
cinct In Lincoln Countv, Nobrnskn, nnd
nil electors residing In said Osgood
Precinct will vote unon snld proposi
tion nt said South Bluff Schoolhouse
In snld Osirood Proclnct, on said 10th
dny of April, 1917.
By order of thn Board of County
Commissioners mado on the 2d day of
Starch, 1917.
A. S. ALLEN,
County Clerk.