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r I' I THE BUICK We arc now situated in the North Side Garage with a full line of BUICK AUTOMOBILES, Buick Parts and Accessories, a full corps of first class mechanics. We have sold our garage at Cozad, and will devote our time to talting care of the BUICK. in North Platte and vicinity; we solicit the Buick owners trade, we guarantee satisfaction. North Platte IKA L. HAKE, lldllor nnd Publisher SUBSCRIPTION HATES: Ono Year by Mull In Advance $1.25 Quo Vcar by Carrier In Advnnco $1.50 Entered nt North Plntte. Nobraska, Postofflco aH Second Clnss Mattor. , . FRIDAY, JANUARY lltli, i018. Tlilrly-tlirco Years Old. With this Issue The Trlbuno closes lUi thirty-third year. So kindly and go courteously has tho publisher boon troated during that long porlod of tlmo; so pleasant baa been tho en vironments and so gonorously lias his creator bestowed upon him tho bless ings of oxce'ptloiinl health, that those years have quickly spod. If there 1b a tinge- of sadness In tho publisher's life, It Is that ho Is growing old, for to him every day Is full of sunshino; ho thoroughly enjoys his home, his frlonds, his work. Surrounded by tho things that aro always pleasant to him tho span of Ufo will bo too short. Unquestionably Tho Trlbuno during t'u). a (ars hns fallen short of tho o. i k stiouul perf irni, but it Iuib, generally to tho best of its ability, ondonvorod to assist In building up tho county nnd city, In acquainting Its rendors with local events, in support ing what it boilovod to bo right and criticizing those things which scorned wrong. During thosothlrty-threo yearsNorth Platto linu treblod in population; It hns rlson from a cattle-country nnd frontier town to a city possossod of nil modern conveniences; u city of splendid schools, of churches that havo olovatod tho stnndnrd of morality, of home-like homos, of prosperous pcoplo, of exceptional business houses, Tho county has kopt .Ucp with tho city In tho progressive strido, In popu lation, lti'farm improvement and in all things which tend to mako llfo moro successful and enjoynblo. Thorp are ilpon tho subscription books' of The Tribune tho namoa of sovoral hundred who road tho initial number tlilrty-thrco years ago nnd who aro still readers. Can you fnult tho publisher If ho regards tboso sovoral hundred as frlonds who aro really worth having, as frlonds ho apprecl-ntos.-ns friends In which ho places a confidence tbnt ho knows will novor bo ubusod? ;:o:: PRKSIIMttT WILSON'S Til It. MS FOB A WOULD PEACE. Aniorlca's program of war and poaco, with dollnlto terms upon which tho nations, groat and small, fighting togothor ngulnst German world dom ination are ready to lay down tholr arms, was given to tho world by! rrosuiont wuson Tuesday thru an ad dross to congress In Joint session. For this program,. based upon tho lighting1 u wrongs unci uio surety or peace- loving peoples desiring to llvo tholr ii ii .75' i r i (!0mmlt1tua 11,0 ! ......v... vui.vun hi iifciii. linn UUIIIHIIIU lu fight until It Is achlovod. Thus hoj i.ni3nf,, UMfPy 10 .AulU(Hll ... ..u ouipiHuo iiuiiuu. ivu i:iui- "u nuiiuiliiuu in lliiutUUl II r (HV1UCII Hi purpose," ho said "Wo stand to-1 got her to tho end." lunirteon concrete ttrnnnanlH liilil ll I I""1"1""" IIUKUII Willi WIU iiuuiiu-huuii mat me days or private iiiiuniuuuiHu uuuorsianuings aro gono nun inai convonnnts or pence must bo roiialid In tho open. Brlofly sum mprlMd, the other 'points wore: Absolute froodom of the sens in ponu or war, except aa thoy may bo ilosod by International action ueiiiovtil of economic barriers UIIUIIIK UBIIOnS UUHOClHtlnir Mianiimlvaa I to nmlutsin poaco. Guiruntcna of the reduction of arma. menu to tho lowost point consistent with domestic safety. Impartial adjustment (if pnlnnlnl clalniH.lmsod upon the principle that tho puoplo concerned havo equal rights with the governments. Evacuation of all Russian torrltorlos and opportunity for Russia's political davolopmont Evacuation of Helglum. Evacuation of Fronoh torritory and lighting of tho AlBnce-LorraIno wrong. Ro-ndjustlng of Italy's frontlors along rocognlznblo linos of nationality. Froo opportunity for autonomous de velopment of tho 'peoples of Austria Hungary. Evacuation of Rumnnla, Sorbla and Montonogro nnd gunrantoos for all tho Ilnlknn states. Sovorotgnty for Turkey's portion of tho Ottoman omplro and autonomy for othor niitlonalltlos. An liulopendont Poland, with nccoss to tho sea. - Gonoral association of nations for mutual guarantees or Indopondonco nnd torrltorlnl Intogrlty to largo and small states allko. ::o:: llaptlNt Cliurcli. 0;45 Sunday school. 11:00 Morning worship. A Btory Bor- nion for children. "Tho Story of n Twolvo Year Old Roy." fl;30 B. Y. P. U. Londor Gustavo Dahlstrom nnslstod by group No. 2. 7:30 Evcnlnj: worship. "Tho Ex- poctntlons of God" A. C HULL, Pastor. LOCATION Buick Co. COM .MISS 10 X i: RS' PI10CKKOIXGS. January 7, 1918. Hoard mot pursuant to adjournment presont Springor, Hormlnghauson nnd ICoch and county clerk. J The following claims wore nllowed: Geo. Young, hauling pilos to Well- Hoot, $12.00. - Sundry persons, road work,' $5200. Nebraska and Iowa Steol Tank Co.. culvort, $120.32. I Coatos Lumber Co., coment, $45.50. Coatos Lumbor Co., lumber, $109.15., Nebraska nnd Iown Steol Tnnk Co.,1 culvort, $198.25. Coatos Lumber Co., lumbor, $55.10. Nebraska and Iowa Steel Tnnk Co., culverts, $108.00. Duwson County, ono-hnlf county line road, $91.39. Coatos Lumber Co., lumbor, $41.45. Nebraska and Iowa Steel Tnnk Co., culverts, $72.00. Tidball Lumbor Co., lumber, $112 30. Coatos Lumber Co., lumber, $58.75. Nebrnskn and Iowa Steol Tank Co., culverts, $35.54. Coatos Lumbor Co., lumbor, $G55.00. Nobraska and Iown Stool Tank Co., $123.00. Murphy and Johnson, lumber, $1058.84. Sundry porsons, bridge work, $51.00. Coatos Lumbor Co., lumbor, $107.55. Waltomath Lumbor CoT, lumber, $133.90. North Platto Lumbor Co., lumber, $138.80. Nobraska and Iowa Stool Tank Co , culvorts, $240.99. Coatcs Lumbor Co., lumbor, $102.00. Waltomath Lumber Co., lumbor, $1,077.03. Joss Long, bridge work, $90.00. J. S. Hatchor Co., lumbor, $11.00. Nobraska and Iown Stool Tnnk Co., culvorts, $25.00. Coatcs Lumbor Co., lumbor, $377.55. J. S. Ilntchor Lumber Co., lumbor, $174.30. Cluus Anderson, bridge work, $4.00. Fred Lon, hauling, $28.00. Nobraska and Iowa Steel Tank Co., culverts, $75.00 Coatos Lumber Co., lumbor and cemont, $1,242.85. 13. G. West, cemont, $115.G0. Foster Lumber Co., lumbor, $154.20 Chns. Trombly, work on dam, $45.04, Mrs. Ira Dech, rofund poll tax, $2.00, Nels Lofdahl, hay for bridgo, $28.00. Nobraska Telephone Co., rent nnd toll, $12.05. L. J. Hansen, coal for popr, $8.00. Itcrt McMitrtry, rond work, $20.00. R J Hurtmnn, road work, $0.00. J. H. Sonton. and others, drayago, Emll Traub, grade man, $5.00 F. n Wcstonfold, mdso. for county poor, $U2.09. J: U. Hemphill, supplies, .$10.75. Oeorgo Kosmor, road' work, $8.50 Roy Wilson, balance salary, $21.00. .1. Madison, road work, $5.00. J. W. Fetter, drugs for county poor, N. C. Etowon, livery hire, $3,15. Sundry persons, road work. $170.75. C, E. Konnon, sorvlcos county poor, $12.50. j. n. Hatchor Co.. lumbor, $G7.35. John Connolly, road work, $7.50. J- T. KooforBalary county nttornoy, $a(D,UU. Wm. Lyman, plumbing. $23.03. A" J' Salisbury, bonrd county prls- onors, ?izii.uu. A. J. Salisbury. Jailor's fees. $130.50 a. j. naiisnurv. or cn nxnonsoH. a i Coiiai, .,.m , HOH, fJHi.iU W. W Heurn, mdso. county poor, $9.83. Clnrouce Splcor, bridgo work, $3.00. w. m. I'ox, bridge work, $2.00. Clark Andro. road work. S12.00. North Platto Lumbor Co., coal conn ty poor, $21.00. ! North Platto Lumbor Co., lumber, $6.95. D. E. McDonald, dragging. $G8 85 1 ltuulB situated In Lincoln County, No A. M. Dillon, road work, $1 00. braska, to-wlt: South Half (SM,) of A. S. ALLEN, Countv Clerk Soction Sovon (7), Township Elvon 10 K- (11) N. Range Thirty-throe (33). West u.... .. ... ... , . oi iuo uiu l. m. anu mo umuuut viuini- Sonlees of the ClirlsUan Cliurcli L(l t0 bo duo plaintiff upon said mort 0:45 a. m. Bible school, communion1 gage Is the sum ot $1,631.83. nnd aormon; 3:00 p. m. Junion En-1 You will ninlto answor to said potl dimvor society. 7:30 p. m. ovonlng wor- tlon on or boforo tho ISth day of Fob ah p and sormon, thomo, "The Frlond-' ruary, 1918, or your dofnult will he limn nt T.iaiiu All i. .ii , ... . . i .. i i.i ship of Josus. n uio i in ninny woi- COUlO 10 nttOIHl tboso mirvlcnu Strnngors nnd visitors In tho city especially wolcomo. Thoro will bo a School of Mothods for Sunday School workors condtuctod uy livo specialists of tho American fl I . --.w w.,u v,....0iu. HBU)uary aooioty. Jan. 28 to I-obruary 1, lncluslvo. This school Will till nnm. in ..11 n i . . win do open to all Sunday school! ... . - . - . . tjv..ww. worKors or Lincoln county. A tult'on reo or $1.00 will bo required of all who nttond to provldo for tho oxponset tit F. A, Llndoumoyor, Mlnlstor. NOTIPH roil I'trilMCATlOX DoiMirtnif ill or ihf lutrrlor. . , , , Serial No. 0608B v. H. Land Office nt North Plntte, Nobr tnn (t imu it Hilrmood of1 KnmHtinV W P,,,V" i;""".0-0"'.. bomersot, Nebr. .who on Mny'TflT'T.rn'omndi which said mortgngo and notes , socur- try, No. 00085. for NVj of swu. seo- oil thoroby woro for vnluo on tho 19th nn.,Srr,,ii,y.V8xtl,li,.i' N'.' rn,J.?0,S1' .y- day of July, 1912, transferred and as "lALr. r i)ur'd 'ui,lms n od notice L,' n,,,i' ROt ovor to Georco E. . iHiuiiuuii iu nuiKe mini tnreo yonri proof, to establlBh claim to tho land, nbovo doscrlbed. boforo tho HeglHtor , thoihTM Olnlmnnt names as wltnosaos: Perry O. Mulllkln. of Homoraot. Nob. Clinton It, Solhy. of Somerset. Nob, inf ''l yer, ot tsomorsot, nou. John Putin, ot Hmnnranr. Nxli J12fir H. J. HAMES, HeglMtor. UMO.V PACIFIC OFFERS WORK FOll HOMIiSTKAOKRo. In n rocont statomont Issued, Gen'l Managor Jeffors, of the Union Pacific says: "Tlio Union Pacific Railroad will glvo employment to homostonders In Its car shops and roundhousos under conditions that will onablo them to earn, during the balance of the Beason, nt least $90.00 a month The employment which wo have to! offer those men," said Mr. Joffers, "will make It possible for homestead ers to replenish their funds during the winter months so they will havo ad ditional ensh with which to take up their work in the spring. "We will co-operate with them in every way by giving thorn trans portation back to their homes should they want to go back to keep a line on things on the farm. "If those homesteaders will apply to tho agent at nearest station or to tho mocbanlcal department at any dis trict tormlnal wo will arrange to find work for thorn to do at once. Wo will see, of course, that they got transport- atlon to the point where the work Is. and home again when it is necessary for th'n to return to tholr farms." i : i l or aalc. Household goods of the lato Rev. Win. Hay. Phono Black 377. O. O. Wo0( 910 E 3(1 t t 102.3 , ' WORTH PLATTE ..General Hospital.. (Incorporated) One Hall Block Norlh ot Postoflice. Phone 58 A modern institution for the scientific treatment of metlical, surgical and confinement caser. Completely equipped X-Ray and diagnostic laboratories. Staff: Ceo. B. Dent, M. D. V. Lucas, M. D. J.B. Redfield, H. D. J. S. Simms, M.D The Nurse Brown Memorial Homeopathic Hospital 1008 West Fourth Street. For tho treatment of Medical, Surgical and Obstetrical Patients. JOHN S. TWINEM, M. P. DR. HAROLD A. FENNEL Osteopath. Helton lluildliig uiiico uours J a. in. to 6 p 7 p. m. to 8 p Phones m. in. Offico Ulack 333 Res. Dlack 1U2U E. W. FETTER, Pliyiclnn X RAY Office: First National Rank Building. Office phone 241. Res. phone 217 L . C' DROST, Osteopathic Physician. North Platte, - - Nobraska. McDonald Bank Building. Legal Notice. To M. A. Johnston, ilrst namo un known and wife Molvina Johnston, Ed win A. Morgan nnd Borthn Morgnn, known and Calllo S. Kirks, his wife known and Sallle S. Kirks, his wife and C. W. Cameron, first namo un known nnd Cnmoron, his wife, first namo unknown: You aro horcby notified that George Van Zundt hns lllod his potltlon in tho District Court of Lincoln County, Nebrnskn, against you nnd each ot you, impleaded with others, tho object, and prayer of which snld potltlon Is to forocloso a certain mortgage mndo nnd oxocuted by M. A. JohnBton, first name , . -r wlfo. upon tho lollowing described maon ami uocroo onioruu ns in niuu potltlon urnyod. Goprgo Van Zandt.Plantlff, JSfl By Evans & Evans, his attomoys. Letfiil Notice. A tli tit Dntflnu Tin tin nil llntllna, i ililllUI ilUlHUW) ItllMMtlll fMVVVU Richard E. Spelts his wife, first and i ' and Spelts, rmil tintno llllirnnUMi 111E, i.W, ,.UL ,. .......w .... ..w .. You and each of you aro horoby notified that Georgo E. Wnrrop has ! commoncod nn action ngalnst you In tho District Court of Lincoln County, to forocloso a cortnln mortgngo mndo, executed and dolivored by Arthur Bat tles nnd Hannah Battlos to tho U. S Llvo Stock Company, conveying the north ono-half of Section seventeen (17), township slxteon (10), north of range thirty-two (33), west or uio oui P M- l'ncoln County, Nebrnskn, ,i,ii.' m nd nMoa BoPiir- . -- Warren, who Is now ownor lu good fnlth thereof. You aro roQUired to nnswor said potltlon on or bororo tho 18th day of Fob uary, 1918. Georgo E. Warren, By E. C. Hoiidor, Ills Attornoy. J8-fl unknown and Molvlna Johnston, hls.nlson, hor husband, ,1. . JIEDFIELD. PHYSICIAN & SUltGEOK Successor to PHYSICIAN &SURGEONS HOSPITAL Drs. Rcdfleld & Redtlold Office Phone C42 Red. Phono 67 Notice of Sale. I Notice Is hereby given thnt by virtue. of a chattel mortgage dated on the 11th day of October 1917 and duly filed In tho office of the County Clerk ot Lincoln County, Nobraska, on tho 11th day of October 1917, nnd executed by John Smith to Clara Stcgomann to se cure the paymont of tho sum ot $737.51 and upon which there Is now duo the sum of $707.51. Default having been made in tho paymont of said sum nnd no suit or other proceeding nt law having been instituted to rocovcr snld debt, or any part thereof, therefore, I will sell the property therein dcsccrlbed to-wlt: 40 acres of matured, standing nnd un- husked corn locnted upon the follow ing described premises to-wlt: South Wost Quartor of Soction 35, Township 14, North of Range 31, Wo3t of tho G P. M., Lincoln County, Nebraska, nt public auction nt tho house located upon said described promises on tho 9th day of Jnnunry 1918, nt 1 o'clock p. m. of said day. Dated December 17th, 1917. CLARA STEGEMANN, dl8J8 Mortgagee. Notice To Contractors. Call for Bids on State Aid llrldgo at North Platto, Lincoln County, Nebr. Sealed bids will be received until 3 o'clock p. m. Tuesday, January 22, 191S, nt the office of tho County Clork In Lincoln County, North Plntte, Nebr for the construction of a concrete bridge across the South Platto River located approximately one mile south of tho City of North Platte. Bids will bo received for the construction of: Ono reinforced concrete nrch bridgo composed of 10-50 ft. concrete arches, with concrete piers and abutments, resting on wood piling as per plans and specifications. Bids will bo re colvod on tho yardnge basis for making nils In approaches and surfacing. All bids must be sealed and accom panied with a casli deposit or certl lied check made payable to tho County Treasurer, Lincoln County, for tho sum of $5,000.00. All checks must bo certified to by a bank In Nobraska. Bids will be publicly opened at tho offico of tho County Clerk, North Platto, Nobraska, at 3 o'clock p. m., January 22, 1918. A copy of tho plans nnd specifications aro on file In tho offico of tho County Clerk and the State Engineer, and may be had upon application and pnyment of $5.00 at tho office of the State Engineer. Tho State and County reserve the right to reject any or nil bids. Geo. E. Johnson. State Engr, d21-J21 A. S. Allen, County Clerk, Partition Sale. By virtue of an order directing the referee to mako a sale, which order was Issued from tho District Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, upon a de cree of partition nnd tho confirmation of tho refereo'B report rendered In suld Court, wherein Chnrlotto S. Woodwnrd Is iplnlntiff and Henry T. Woodward and Norah Woodward, his wifo; G. T. Hallowny and Cressio Halloway, his wife, and L. C. Mitchell nnd Ednn Mitchell, his wife, parties In possession of said lands, aro defend ants; and to mo directed I will on tho 25th day of January, 1918 at two o'clock P. M. at tho East Front Door of the Court Houso In North Platte, Lincoln County, Nobraska sell at pub lic miction to tho highest bidder for ensh tho following described real es tate, to-wlt:- all of Soction flvo (5), in Township slxteon (1G) North, of Range Twonty-olght (28), West of tho C P M. and all of Section Three (3), In Town, ship Slxteon (10) North, flf Range Twenty-nine (29), Wost of tho G P M.. all of which said lands being located In Lincoln County. Nebraska. That I will offer said lands as a whole In ono tract and that I will offer said lands in two parts, ono being all of Section Flvo (5), in Township Sixteen (1G) North, of Rnnge Twonty-eight, West of tho G P. M. ; the othor being all of Section Three (3), In Township Six teen (16) North, of Range Twenty-nine (29), Wost ot.tbo G P M. If tho bid upon tho whole of said two sections exceeds tho highest total bids upon each of said two sections I will accept said bid for all of said lands; but if the said two highest bids upon the two soparato tracts exceeds tho ' hlghost hid for tho wholo of said lands I will accept said bid upon tho two soparato tracts. Dated this 17th day of Doc. 1917. dl8J22 O. E. ELDER, Referee. LKGAL NOTICE. To Edna J. Klnnlson and Kin- first nnd real name unknown:. You are horoby notified that Sam uol Haynlo, as plaintiff, commonccd an notion, ngninst you us defendants, In the District Court of Lincoln Coun ty, Nobru8kn, on Decomber 14, 1917, the object ot snld uctlonv bolng to hulet title, in the plaintiff nnd against tho defendant, to nil of Section Nino (0), Township Nino (9), North of Range Thirty-two (32), Wost Gth P. M., as agalust clouds upon the title to said land causod by tho recording of tho following wnrrnnty doeds, purport ing to convoy snld lands, to-wlt: A deed mado by W. B. LeVoiiue nnd wlfo to T. E. Baldwin, dated and ac knowledged on March 8, 1912, nnd ro cordod on October 29, 1912, in Deed Rocord A 12 at pago 674 of tho records of Lincoln county, Nebraska. A dood made by snld T. E. Baldwin to Finis E. Downing, dated Decombor 17, 1912, and recorded on Decombor 23, 1912, In Deed Rocord B 5 at page 11 of tho records ot Lincoln County, Nournsua. A deed mado by said Finis E. Down ing and wlfo to tho dofondant Edna J. Klnnlson, dated October 8, 1913, and recorded on January 5, 1914, In Dood Record B 0 at pago 249 of tho records of Lincoln County Nobraska. And to cancol, annul nnd sot aside said dcodB, and to enjoin the defend ants from assorting any claim of title or Intorest In or to tho land above do scrlbed.or any part thereof. You nro required to answer said po. tlon on or beforo tho 28th dny of Jnnunry, 1918. SAMUEL IIAYNIE. Plaintiff. By WM. E. SHUMAN, Ills Attornoy dl8-Jll ' Phone 308 ALBERT A. LANE, Dentist Roomy 1 and 2 Helton Dulldlng North Platte, Nobraska. X Heal Estntc, FIrc, Tornndo nnd Hull lusriiancc. Spcclnl Agents Globe Life Insurance Company. Corner Front and Dowoy Sts., Upstairs Phono Red 572. North Finite, Neb. My best referance, I'm olvvay dated ahead. L. M. McCLARA AUCTIONEER. Phone at my expense for dates. OGALALLA, NEB. itoAD xo. n:: To nil whom It may concorn: Tlie Hpoclal commissioner appointed to locate a public road ns follows: Commencing nt 'the section lino on the north of Sections nineteen (19) and twenty (20), running south a distance of 3 miles, between the following sec tions. Sections nineteen (13) and twon ty (20) nnd socTtons thirty (30) nnd twenty-nlno (29) nnd Sections thlrty ono (31) nnd thirty-two (32), all In township thirteen (13). ranee thltry- four (34). Lincoln County. Nebraska. has reported lu fitvor of tho same a3 follows: Beginning at the corner to Sections 17, IS, 19 nnd 20, T. 13 N., 11. 31 W. or the Cth P. M., and running thence south on section line 3 miles between Sections 19 and 20. 29 and 30, 31 nnd 32, said townsinn ana range, terminating more. All damages or objections thereto or claims for damages thereto must oo lllod In the office of tho County. Clerk on or notore la o clock noon or too otn day of Jlarch, 1918, or such road will be allowed without roieronco thereto. Dated nt North Platte, this 20th dny or December, 1917. A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk, llOAI) NO. 1IU. To all whom It ninv concorn: The special commissioner appointed to locate a public road ns follows: Commencing at the Northenst corner of Section live, In township twelvo north, rango thirty west, In Lincoln County, and running thence west on tho north section lines of Sections I and C to tho northwest corner of Sec tlon 6, township 12, rnnge 30 bo estab lished, has reported in favor of tho same as follows: Uotrinnlnir at the N. E. corner of sec tion C, T. 12 N., It. 30 W., and running thence wost two miles between Sec. C nnd 0, T. 12 N.. R. 30 W., and Sections 31, 32, 33, T. 13 N., K. 30 Y to the N. W. corner or said section u. All objections thereto or claims for damages must bo filed In the olllco of the uounty uieric on or uorore z ccio noon of tho 7th day of March, 1918, or such roaa win ue anowea witnout ref erence thereto. Dated nt North Plntte, Nebraska, this zist nay or uecemuer, iuiv. A. S. ALLEN. County Clerk. ItOAD NO. 410. To all whom It may concorn: The special commissioner appointed to locnto a nuoiic roaa as roiiows: Commencing at tho Southwest corner or the Southwest duartor of Section twenty-five, township ten, range thirty-one and running thence east one mile on section lino between Sections twen ty-nvo nnd thirty-six In township ten, range thirty-one, connecting Roads No. 141 and 170, has reported In favor of tno same as roiiows: Beginning at tho corner to Sections sb, zb, 3b nnu 3U, t. 10 in., ii. 31 w., and running thence east on lino between Sections 25 and 36, said township nnd range, one mile to the corner to Sec tions and 3G, on range line to con nect with Itoad No. 141. All objections or claims for damages must oe men in mo omce or tno coun ty Clerk on or before 12 o clock noon of tho 0th day of Jlarch, 1918, or such road will be allowed without reference thereto. Dated nt North Platte, Nebraska, this zuin nay or uccemner, imiy. A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk NOTIOI3 OF PETITION. Estate No. 1525 of Henry F. Doebke, deceased, in ino uounty uouri or L.in coin County, Nobraskn. Tho State of Nebraska. To nil ner sons Interested In said Estato take no tice that a netltlon has been Hied for tho appointment of Hannah Doebke as Administratrix or said instate, wnicn nas oeon set ror nenring nerin on Jnn unry ar. iuis, at 9 o'cioeic n. m. Dated December 27, 1917. GEO. E. FHENCH J1J22 County Judge. NOTICK OK PHTITIOX. Estate No. 1524 of Caroline Franzen. do ceased. In tho County Court of Lin coln County. Nobraska. Tho State of Nebraska, To all per sons Interested in said estato take no tlco that a petition has been filed for tno nrouate or an instrument nurnort Ing to be tho last Will nnd Testament of Caroline Franzen and for the ap pointment or i-reu ti. reaso as r-jxecu tor of said Will, which has been sot for hearing heroin on January IS, 1918, at y o ciock n. m. Dated December 21, 1917. GEO. E. FHENCH. d25J15 County Judge NOTICK TO Clli:i)ITOIlS Estato No. 1520 of Anna M. O'Kourke, deceased, in tno county court or Lin coin County, Nebraska. Tho State of Nebraska, ss: Creditors of said estate will tako notice that the tune limited ror presentation nnd fil ing of olnlniH against said Estnto is pril an, 191s, and for Settlement of I jald Estate is December 21, iois; that I will sit at the county court room In said county on January 25, 1918, at 9 o'clock a. 111., and on April 25, 1918, at 9 o'clock a. m., to receive, oxamlne, hoar, allow, or adjust all claims and ob jections duly filed. ,,, CEO. E. FHENCH, U25J22 County Judge. NOTION KOlt PIJIH.ICATIO.W Department of (lie Interior. , Serial No. 05S30. IT. S. Land Olllco at North Plntte. Nebr. December is. 1917 Notice iu hereby given that Homnr above described, before the Hoglster ii rn,Ce Ver' f t?rt" pt'. Nebr.. oi thie81tu 'hiy of February, 1918. 1 lalmant nanies nB witnesses: Sllns Little, of North Platto. Nebr. wH,i?iC.hllefrer'.0X Staploton. Neb. ih,ylit,mF.n' J Stnploton, Nebr. Itobort Ilatle. of Staploton, Nebr. do5 (.,.. E. J. EAMES, CNV Heglster. NOTICE, OF SPKCIAI,. ELECTION IN hlnlt' tl, VAn.r.i I1 I totheN'otei-sof ii,11?!81.!1 la,t0 I'reclnct, to-wlt: nin,V.L "4iru 01 county commia nf vfiHof , 11,0 runty ot Lincoln, state ymioSlfj?!.- lH8U0 Thirty thousand Sn?rf, WO.OOO OO) of East' Platto Pro CK "ridge BondB In denominations 0'Pn thousand (11,000.00) Dollars each bearing Interest at tho rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. ff'c 'of tho County Treasurer of Lin coln County, Stato of Nobraska, In the on Sept. 26. 1914, made Homestead en try, no 05830, for NWVi Section 34, - PH iclna MorM.nV T'i?,,' . intention to make final thr. c vnnr I Proof. tO PHtnlllluh Mnlm h .1.. T 1 oi. rMin or,oby,B Xon tnnt ft special iwinnt V,Xt ',eld In East Platto 1 reclnct, In Lincoln County, State of Nebraska, on the 29th day of January, City ot North Platto, Lincoln County, In the State of Nobraska. Sflld bonds to bear date of March 1, 1913, and tho Interest on snld bonds to bo payable on the 1st dny of SeptomUor, 1918, nnd on tho 1st day of Maroh and on tho 1st day of September of each and every year thoroafter, until all of the Intorest on said bonds shall have been paid. Snld bonds to bo numbered consecu tively from 1 to 30 lncluslvo, and the intorest thereon to bo evidenced by coupons thereto nttnehod. Bonds No.'s 1, 2 rikI 3 to become duo and payable on the 1st day of March, 1929. lionds No.'s 4, S and G to become duo nnd pnynble on tho 1st day of Mnroh, Bonds No.'s 7, 8 nnd 9 to bocoino duo and payable on the 1st day of March. 1931. Bonds No.'s 10,11 and 12 to become due nnd payable on the 1st day of March, 1932. Bonds No.'s 13, 14 nnd 15 to become due nnd payable on the 1st day of Match, 1933. uoiuis iso.'h iu, 17 and 18 to become due and payable on the 1st day of March, 1984. Honda No.'s 19, 20 and 21 to becomo duo nnd pnynblo on the 1st day of March, 1935. Bonds No's 22, 23 nnd 21 to become dlld nnd imvablo on tho lat duv of Maroh, 1936. Homis no, h 26, 29 and 27 to become due nnd pnynblo on. the 1st day of Mnrch. 1987. lionds No.'s 2S, 29 and 30 to become duo nnd pnyable on. the 1st day of March, 1938. And shall the Board of County Com mlsssloners of the County of Lincoln, In the Stato of Nebraska, levy a tax In the year 1918, and In each and ovory year thereafter sufficient to pay the interest on snld bonds, nnd sufficient to pay live per cent of tho principal there of as provided by law; and In the year 1928, and each and every yenr thero nftcr sufficient to pay tho principal of snld bonds ns they become due, until sulllclcnt tax has boon levied to pay nil of the principal of said bonds as provided by law; nnd such tnx both for Intorest and principal to be levied upon all of tho taxable property In said East Platte 1'recinct. Said bonds to be used for thejiurpose of constructing a series of wagon bridges across tho following streams, to-wlt: the North Chnnnel of tho Plntte Hlver, tho south slough of the Platte River, and tho Nortli nnd South bran ches of the Platte Ulver, beginning nt a point on the North bank of tho north channel of tho Platte River, whore a continuation of Market street of tho Vlllnge of Brady. Lincoln County, Nebraska, running In a southwesternly direction, Intersects tho north bank of the said North Channel of the Platte River, and thon ncrosB said North Chnnnel of the Piatt- River to a point on tho south bank of said North Chan nel of the Platte RU'er, where snld lino conects with the Public Highway No. 183; thenco commencing on the north bank of the south slough on tho Section line between Sections twenty-two (22) and twenty-three (23) in township twelvo (12) North, of rango twenty seven (27) West of tho Gth P. M. then across said south slough to the south bank of snld south slough connecting with Public Highway No. 43: thence commencing at the north bank of the North branch of tho Platto RIvor on said Section lino between said Sections twenty-two (22) and twenty-three (23) thence south across said north branch of tho Platto River to tho south bank thereof, connecting with said Public Highway No 43; thence commencing nt the north bank of the South branch of tho Plntte River on said section line between vflald Sections twenty-two (22) and twenty-three (23), thence south across said south branch of tho Platte River to tho south bank therof; all of said bridges being approximately 2003 feet In length, more or less, and all being situate within said East Platte Precinct, and to bo of sufficient width for two teams to pass each other nt nny point on snld bridges, and to be constructed of concrete and steel, and to comply with tho plans and specifi cations prepared and furnished by the State Engineer of tho State of Nebrns kn, and snld bonds to bo approxlm" frly one-half of the entire cost of tho'cori struction of said bridges aa heretofore sot forth, and the entire cost of which Is to be npproxlmately sixty thousand Dollars ($60,000.00), one-half of which Is to be borne by the Stato of Nebrnskn, Aid, ns provided for In Article 5, Chap ter 28, Sections 123 to 133 inclusive, of the Revised Statutes of tho State of Nobraska, for the year 1913, nnd nets amendatory thereto, said amendatory acts being Chapter 57, page 1G0 of the Session Laws of tho Stnte of Nebraska, for tho year 191C. Should tho State of Nebraska fall to grnnt such nld, thon tho bonds of said East Platto Precinct hereby ordered voted upon, shall not be Issued. Tho ballots to bo used nt said special election shall have printed thereon: "For" Issuing Thirty-thousand Dol lars ($30,000.00), in "East Platto Pre cinct Bridgo Bonds", in denominations of One thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) each bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually,' Interest and principal payable at the Otllce of tho County Treasurer of Lin coln County, State of Nebraska, In the City of North Platto, Lincoln County, in the Stato of Nebraska. Said bonds to bear date of Mnrch 1, 1918, nnd tho interest on snid bonds to be paynblo on the 1st day of September, 1918, and on tho 1st day of March, and on the 1st day of September, of each nnd every year thereafter, until all of the Interest on said bonds shall havo been paid, nnd to levy n tax in the year 191S, and in each and ovory year thereaftor sulllclcnt to pay tho interest on said bonds, and sufficient to pny five per cont of the principal thereof as provided by law: and in tho year 1928, and each and eVery year "thereafter sufficient to pay tho principal of said bonds ns thoy be como duo, until sufficient tax hns been levied to pay all of tho principal of snld bonds ns provided by Jaw, and such tax both for Interest nnd principal to bo evled upon all of tho taxable property in said East Platto Precinct. "Against" issuing Thirty-thousand Dollars ($30,000.00), in "East Platte Precinct Rrldgo Bonds", In denomina tions of One thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), bearing Interest at the rate of six per cont per annum, payable semi-annually, interest and principal payable at the olllco of tho County Treasurer of Lincoln County, Stnte of Nebraska, in the City of North Platte, Lincoln County, State of Nebraska. Said bonds to bear date of March 1, 1918, and the Interest on said bonds to be payablo on tho 1st day of September, 1918, and on tho 1st day of March and on the 1st day of September, of each and every yenr thereafter, until all of tho Interest on said bonds sliall havo been paid, and to levy a tax In tho yenr 191S, and In onch nnd every year thoroafter sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds, and sufficient to pay five per cent of the principal thereof as provided b law, and In tho year 1928, and each and every year thereafter sufficient to pn tho principal of said bonds as they be come due, until BUlllclent tax has been levied to pay all of the principal of said bonds an provided by law, and such tax both for Interest and principal to bo levied upon all of the taxable property In said East Platto Precinct. Those voting In favor of said Proposi tion shall mnrk tholr bnllot with an "X" boforo tho paragraph beginn ng with tho word "F6R' and those voting ngalnst snld proposition s all mar tliolr ballot with an "V boforo the jiaragrnph beginning with the word ,ASntdINSeTe'ctIon shall "untll i o'clock A. M. and continue open unt o'clock P M. of snld dny. nnd the polling Since0 .of said East Plntte Preclnc . will be. nt tho School house n Section threo (3i In township eleven m) North, or rango twenty-seven (27) AN e8?r11",,ln P. M. at which all of ,Viv,otteh" south In said precinct, south o : tho soitl branch of the south channel of the ! latte River In nn d Proclnct will ca";,,10,'i baHots'nnnd nt the .'ffiVVednc't. tho Village of Brady. "3'"., tliolr ballots, on the 29th day of Janu- nrnv19otrder of the Board of County CommfialoSerV of Lincoln County. State of Nebraska, made on tho -4th day of December, 1917. (127J24 A. S. Allen. County Clerk,