LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.
Notice la hereby given that the Interest and
rental upon the contracts of sale and lease to
the following described educational lands
situated in Holt county, Nebraska, as set
opposite the names of the respective holders
thereof. Is delinquent, and If said delinquency
is not paid within ninety days from the date
of this notice, said contracts will be declared
forfeited by the board of Educational Lands
and Funds, and said forfeiture will be
entered of record In the manner provided by
law:
MtASBS.
Southeast quarter of section 96 township 31
range 16—Marietta Gish.
Northwest quarter of section 30 township 26
range 9—Samuel Newman. ,,
Southeast quarter of section 16 township 30
range 16—B. C. Benjamin. . „
North half of section 16 township 2S range
12—0. i. Nobes. .. __
Northwest quarter of section 16 township 26
range 10— Alex Campbell.
North half of section 16 township 29 range
9—Conrad Bauman.
Northeast quarter of section 36 township 30
range 14—J, u. Bailey.
Southwest quarter and southwest quarter
southeast quarter of section 36 township 32
range 16—Henry McNeal.
Southwest quarter and southwest quarter
southeast quarter of section 36 township 32
range 16 —Ohas. MoNeal.
All of section 16 township 26 range 14—D. B.
Strlekler. , _ _
All of section 86 township 26 range 14—D. B.
Strlokler. _ „
All of section 36 township 36 range 18—D. B,
Strlokler.
All of seoUon 16 township 26 range 14—J. S.
Strlokler.
All of section 36 township 26 range 14—J. S.
Strlokler.
All of section 36 township 26 range 15—J. S,
Strlekler.
All of section 16 township 27 range 16—Wm.
Fullerton.
All of section 36 township 28 range 16—Clara
Cruet ter.
Southeast quarter of section 36 township 27
range 9—John B. Nickerson.
North halt and north half southeast quar-.
ter and southeast quarter southeast quarter
seetlon 36 township 82 range 16—Henry Mo
Neal.
North half and north half aoutheast quar
ter and southeast quarter southeast quarter
of section 36 township 32 range 16—Cbas. Mo
Neal.
All of seotlon 36 townablp 96 range 13—Ira
Ii, Mendour.
All of section 86 township 26 range 11—Wm.
H. Thompson.
East hrif southeast quarter and north half
northeast quarter and aoutheast quarter
northeast quartsr of section 36 township 31
range 15—Joseph Bchaaf.
All of section 16 township 26 range 11—0. H.
Gardiner.
Southwest quarter of section 16 township 31
range 16—H. J. Roger.
Au of section 16 township 28 range 16—H. h.
Marshall.
South half southeast quarter of seotlon 36
township 26 range 12—C/M. Smith.
North naif of section 16 township 30 range
Nor_
10—0. N. Hweetaer.
East half of soctlon 36 township 83 range 16
—John Peterson.
Northeast quarter of section 16 township 26
range 13—James O’Oonoll.
South half southwest quarter of seotlon 16
township 26 range 12—Frank 1 Smith.
Northwest Quarter of seotlon 16 township 26
range 18—L. T. Bourland.
All of seotlon 16 township 26 range to—C. K.
Evans. 1
gAH'Ofseotion 22 township 21 range 16—N. E>
All of section 16 township 96 range 16—John
Chambers.
Northeast quarter and south half of motion
M township 29 range 12—James Robertson, Jr.
Northwest quarter of motion 16 township 36
tango 12—Joseph Kitts.
Southwest quarter of section 36 township 28
range 10—Paris B. Hiatt.
South halt northwest quarter of section 16
township SB range 9— Heirs of J. A. Hlme
baug!
Southwest quarter of faction 36 townatalp 39
range 10—J. B. Pointer.
west half southwast quarter of motion 16
township 28 range 9—E. M. Davis.
North half of oeotlon 18 township 27 range 16
—Wm. Kellar
Southwest quartsr northeast quarter of
motion 14 township 27 range 10—Phillip Brand.
Northwest quarter northwest quarter of
wctioa is township *7 range io—G. C. Dear
lnger.
_All ol Motion 16 township V range 18—
Katharine Staple*.
AU of aectlon 36 townehlp 3V range 13
Homer jUchmond.
_A11 of eectlon 36 townehlp 68 range 13—
rreiik Andereon.
Northeast quarter northeaat quarter of
eeotkm 36 townehlp 88 range 12—Chiu. Dutton.
Allot eeotion 16 townehlp 81 range 14—D. 1>.
Morrison
_ All of eectlon 36 townehlp 86 range 13—J. H.
TuUls.
.tenth halt of eeotion 36 townehlp 26 range
16—Valentine G. Hletter.
South half of eectlon 86 townehlp 88 range 12
—John Bowman. .
Southeast quarter northwest quarter and
northeast quarter southeast quarter of seo
tlon 18 township 27 range 10—O. U Fogg.
Southweet quarter southwest quarter and
southeast quarter southeast quarter of sec
tion 10 township 37 range e—O. Wallace.
South half southeast quarter and northeast
Quarter of section 80 township 37 range •—
Wn. L«wli.
South half northeast quarter of aectlon 18
townehlp 87 range 10—Patriok Duddy.
Northeast quarter of aectlon 36 township 88
range 0—B. L. Olapp.
Au of section 36 township 38 range 0-Helen
McBride.
. All of section 16 township 36 range 10- Clara
A. McBride.
Northeast quarter and southwest quarter
gfssotlon80townehlp88 range 10—CharlesH.
at half southeast quarter of aectlon 86
whir ~ — * .
township 80 range 10—George H. Merritt.
Northwest quarter of eectlon 36 township 88
range 10—William Pickering.
Southwest quarter and south half south
east quarter of section 80 township 85 rang*
M—George W. Jones.
„A11 of eectlon 80 township 88 range 11—John
Hubby.
Northeast,_
range 18—Joel Oesoh
quarter of section 86 township 31
.... 12—Joel Oeeoh.
Northhalf of section 80 townshlpSl range 14
—Otto H. Milts.
North half and
- — southeast quarter and
northeast quarter eouthwest quarter and
south half southwest quarter of seotion 16
township 81 range 14—David Adams.
Northeast quarter of eeotion 16 township 80
ruga 16-0. P. DeLanoe.
Northwest quarter of seotion 16 township 80
range 16- Louis Hoppe.
Southeast quarter northeast quarter of
eeetkm 16 township 88 range 16-W. O. Klley.
Southwest northeast quarter and west half
southeast quarter of seotion 80 township 81
range IS—Willis McBride.
Southeast quarter southeast quarter and
. — - ■ - — - ' waiter of sec
northwest quarter northwest hi
tiop it township ST range lO-WilUs McBride,
Northeast quarterofisection 86 township 88
range 16—Willis MoBrlde.
Southeast quarter andeouth half northeaat
quarter and northeast quarter northeast
TlUteMotelte. " tOWMh‘P *0r“*’U
. .. Quarter northeast quarter of seo
’ Mon 18 townehlp 3T range 10-Patriok Duddy.
: tentheast quarter oTeectlon 6 townshin 88
SnUth * townahlp » range
^.Morth half of aeetlon 38 townahlp 17 run
»—0. P. DeLnnoe. * ,
•’K&TO.WuSf “oUo“ M tow“h,B
f^lkUKSRl “ town,h‘p
*»•&' *nssfw ras&r**00 38
townahlp a range
U-Ohaa. H. Odell.
Allof auction at townahlp » range lt-Noah
p^^~.-°Uon » townahlp IT range U
•eotk>“ “ townahlp at
Ttortheeat quarter and eaat halt northweet
quarter anf aouthweat quarter northweet
quarter and couth half of eectlon at townahlp
ll nuige U—Jamea D. Hume.
■■gBpgyjflgut aeetlon at townahlp 81
South'
quarter aoutheaat qua
aantlan 4 townahlp ft range 11—John
{forth half of eeettonlttownahlp 81
H. A. PuroelL
natter of
Jin Wynn,
itp 81 range 0
Nuutheaat quarter of aeetlon It townahlp at
range ll—A.». Law.. -
Wort ha eat quarter and eaat half aouthweat
quarter and aouthweat quarter aouthweat
yartorof aeetlon It townahlp at range It—A.
^Horth half of eeottah at townahlp a range
J Southweat quarter and aoutheaat quarter
ft jaettan at townahlp a range a—A. B.
- South eaat quartar cf'aeettoo 4 townahlp n
range 10—B. B. Coons.
Southwest quarter ot section 12 township 27
range 10—E. 8. Coons.
South half northwest quarter ot section M
ownsblp 27 range 10—E. B. Coons.
Northeast quarter of section 28 township 38
range 10—E. B. Coons.
Southwest quarter of seotton 34 township 28
range 10—E. B. Coons.
All of section 16 township 25 range 11—J. O.
Carter.
All of section 16 township 28 range 13—Val
entine O. Hietter.
All of section 16 township 28 range 13-John
Bowman.
West half and southeast quarter and north
half northeast quarter and southwest quarter
northeast quarter of section 16 township 33
range IK—J. M. G. Curry.
North half southwest quarter and south
east quarter southwest quarter of section 36
township 31 range 10—Frank M. Bookwater.
Northeast quarter northwest quarter of
section 16 township 31 range 11—K. J. Qood
f el low.
Dated at Lincoln, Neb., this 6tb day of Jan
uary, 1897. H. C. Russell,
Commissioner of Public Lands and
Buildings,
30-3 ' J. P. Mullen,
County Treasurer.
NOTICE FOB PRESENTATION TO AND
HEARING BEFORE JUDGE.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons hav
ing claims and demands against Alexander
U. Morris late of Holt county, deceased, that
the time flxed for filing claims against said
estate Is tlx months from the 5th day of Jan
uary 1807.
All such persons are required to present
their claims with the vouchers to the cojnty
not said county, at his office therein, on
fore the 5th day of June, 1807, and all
claims so filed will be neard before the said
Judge on the 12th day of June, 1807, at 0
o'clock jl m. G. W. McCutohan,
tSBALi County Judge,
iated this 21st day of January. 1887. 29-8
NOTICE FOB PRESENTATION TO AND
HEABING BEFORE JUDGE.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against L. P. Key, late of
Holt county, deceased, that the time fixed for
filing claims against said estate Is 6 months
from the 0th day of January, 1807.
All suoh persons are required to
present their claims with the vouchers
to the county Judge of said county, at his office
therein, on or before the 12th day of June, 1807,
and all claims so filed will be beard before the
said judge on the 10th day of June. 1807, at 1
o'clock p. m. G. A. McCutchan,
(Heal.) County Judge.
Dated this 19th day of January, 1807. 29-3
MASTER’S SALE.
Docket R, No. 236.
In thh circuit courtr or the United
States, koh the district or Nebraska.
Albert B. Voorheis, et al, complainant, vs.
William P. O’Brien, et al, defendants, in
Cnancery.
FORECLOSURE OP MORTGAGE,
Public notice Is hereby given that in pursu
ance and by virtue of a decree entered In the
above cause on the 24th day of November, lsoo,
I, E. S. Dundy, Jr., Master In Chancery of the
circuit court of the United States for the dis
trict of Nebraska, will, on tne 2d day of Febru
ary, 1807, at the hour of e o’clock In
- __ _ _the fore
noon of said day at the front door
of the Holt county court bouse
building In the city of O’Neill, Holt
county, state and district of Nebraska, sell at
auction for cash the following described
property to-wit: The northwest quarter! NW!i)
of section tweuty-one (21) township thirty-one
(31) range thirteen (13) west of the sixth (6th) F.
M. containing one hundred sixty (iao) acres, and
the nortbeait quarter INK1*) of section twenly
elght(2*),township twenty-five (26) rangenf
teen (i&) west ot the sixth (6th) P. M.. contain
ing one hundred sixty U00) acres In Holt
county, Nebraska. E. 8. Dundy, Jr.,
. _ _ „ Master In Chancery.
Charles B. Kellar,
Solicitor for Complainant. Item2G-5
LEGAL NOTICE.!
Jesse Spicer, Margaret Sploer, 0. O. Bart
law, first real name unknown,- Bartley,
wife of 0,0. Bartley, Urat real name un
know. defendants, will take notice that
William H. Male, Benjamin Graham, William
Halls Jr., and Harris H, Hayden, plaintiffs,
have Hied their petition In the district court
of Holt county, Nebraska, against said
defendants, impleaded with 0711. Walratb,
first real name unknown, the object and
f rayer of which are to foreclose a certain
nut deed or mortgage, dated October 1,
1886, for 1460, upon the west half of the north
west quarter of section 1 In township 29
north, of range lfi west, of the 6 P, M. In Holt
county, Nebraska, given by Jesse Sploer and
Margaret Sploer toTs. S. Ormsby, trustee for
P. 0. Uefeell, and assigned to plaintiffs:
wbloh trust deed or mortgage was recorded
In book 18, at page S3, of the mortgage
records of said county: and to have the same
decreed to be a first lien, and said lands sold
to satisfy the same,
You are required to answer said petition
On or before the ltth day of March, 1807.
Dated February 2nd, 1897.
8M S. D. Thornton,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Okficr at 0’N*ili,, Nkb„
„ , , . December 30, 1896.
Notice Is hereby given that John McKenna
has filed notice of Intention to make final proof
before register and receiver at hts office In
O’Neill, Neb., on Saturday, the 13th day of
February, 1897, on timber culture application
No. 6389, for the northwest quarter of section
No 8 In township No. 38 range No. 12 west o P.
M. He names as witnesses:
Patrick Bagley. Morton K. lilatt, James McCoy.
Charles McCoy, all of O’Neill, Neb.
96-op Item John a. Harmon, Register.
"“TUSHHPW ffiffiftaSr00'
Notice Is hereby given that Fred B, Potter
has filed notice of Intention to make final
proof before the Register and Receiver at
their office In 0 Neill, Nebraska, on Tuesday
Range No. 13 W. 8 P.M.
»» witnesses: Wesley T. Evans.
ofO-Nelll.Nebraska; John A. Haielett, oi
O'Neill: Aaron T. Potter, of Glendive, Mont.,
Andrew Holmes, of Amelia. Nebraska.
„ , John A. Harmon,
MAnpRegister,
TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION/
United States Land orriCB. I
„ O’Neill, Nebraska, January 28,1887, f
Notice Is hereby given that Henry R. Ham
Uton hM tied notice of Intention to make
final proof before the Register and Receiver
at their office In O Neill, Nebraska, on Mon
day. the 16th day of March, 1897, on timber
culture application No. 6334, for tbe NH 8E>»
8K NEK of seotlon No. 88. in town
ship No. 31 N„ Range No. 12 West,
He names as witnesses: Thomas J. Galla
gher. of Slocum, Nebraska; John 8, Galla
Nebreaka: Mathew Ernst,
of O NelU. Nebraska; Joel Oeteh^of Ray, Ne
braska. JOHN A. Harmon,
81-6np_ Register!
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