THE O’NEILL FRONTIER
O. H. CRONIN. Publisher.
ENEILL, NEBRASKA
Boston ha* cause to be congratulated
on account at Its general heallhfulness,
according to the Boston Herald. "Not
withstanding 1 he large number of heat
prostrations with fatal result*,’’ says
that Journal, "reported in Boston dur
ing the last week, It 1* Interesting and
gratifying to note that the mortality
Jecord for the week wit* exceptionally
ow. Ordinarily the death rate
lln a protracted season of ex
treme heat Is exceptionally high,
particularly among the Infant pop
ulation. Apparently the babies are
better and more Intelligently cared for
than they used to he when the Infant
deaths frequently mounted up to fig
ures representing something like a
third of the city’s total mortality In
midsummer. Pure milk and better
health conditions generally have
changed all this for the better."
A correspondent In the Interior of
China complains In the North China
Dally News of high prices. "The cost
of living," he says, "has gone up
enormously. The staple products have
doubled In price Rio* sells nt from
800 to 800 cash a Chinese bushel; flour
at from 40 to 60 ra*h n catty. And this
In spit* of the fact that the crop Just
harvested was an exceptional one.
Enormous quantities of gruln are be
ing shipped down river. The locul au
thorities tried to put a stop to this ex
port, but were reprimanded by the
viceroy.” A catty Is about one and
one-third pounds. A cash Is about
ono-tenth of a cent.
The test of the 2-ccnt fare law In
Missouri Is resulting In a great Increase
of passenger traffic. The receipts of
railroads have risen 82,000 a day In
Kansas City. Passenger traffic as re
Jiorted In St. Bouts Is a* heavy ns dur
ing the exposition. The railroads ad
mit the gain, but point out that the
costs of operation have grown with It,
and raise the question whether the In
crease Is not temporary, caused by a
desire to take advantage of the low
fares. A much longer test Is needed to
determine definitely the permanent ef
fects of reduced rales on traffic.
Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams has
Just completed one of the most extra
ordinary Journeys ever undertaken by
a. woman. She epent three years In
Visiting South and Central America,
{penetrating to the furthermost fron
ler points. In the highlands of Peru
Mrs. Adams found scattered Indian
tribes who are In nowise changed since
the days the Spanish conqusrors first
saw them These Indians. Mrs. Adams
gays. Are the remnants of the greatest
of American aborigines whose monu
ments are today the marvel of scien
tists.
A noted English artist was standing
at the edge of the road, waiting for hta
horse, and he was dressed In his usual
peculiar style—mustard-colored riding
5ult, vivid waistcoat and bright red tie,
t man. who had evidently been revel
ing. happened to lurch around the cor
ner of the street. He stared at the
famous artist for a minute In silence,
then he touched his cup and asked In
R tone of deep commiseration, "Heg
pardon, guv'nor, was you In mournin’
for anybody?"
W. D. Howells, who saw the king at
Doncaster on Ht Ledger day, records
In Harper's this Impression: "Prob
ably no man In hla kingdom under
Jitands better than Edward VII that he
s largely a form, and that the more of
a form he Is the ntore comfortable he Is
to the English Ideal of a monarch. But
no Englishman apparently know* bet
ter than he when to leave olT being a
fbrrn and become a man. and he hae
endeared himself to his people from
time to time by euch Inspirations."
A cavalry officer who had by no
means distinguished himself In ’ the
South African war, retired from the
service and built himself a villa in a
remote spot on the coast of Devonshire
He was showing it to a friend one dav
and remarked: "The one difficulty 1
nave Is about a name for the house.
1 should like to hit upon something
■ultable—something appropriate to my
military career, you know." "1 see,"
remarked his friend, "then why not
call It 'The Retreat?'"
During the year 1906, says a writer
In Harper's Weekly, there were slaugh
tered for food 111 the Kingdom of Sax
ony (which constitutes one-thirty-sixth
of the area and contains about one
thirteenth of the population of the em
pire) 12,922 horses and 3,736 dogs This
U an Increase of 224 horses and 133
dogs over the year 1905 In all Ger
many. during the year 1906. there were
slaughtered for food 182,000 horses.
This Is an Increase of about 20,000 over
1905, aud of about 47.000 over 1904
Why does the proportional number
of widows increase steadily? asks a
Bwlss Journal, and gives in reply sev
eral reasons—-the men are engaged In
more hazardous occupations; they
waste too much time tn taverns, drink
ing and squabbling over politics, and
they generally burn the candle at both
ends Hence, ttie Insurance companies
are bee-lnnlng to ask a higher rate of
men than of women.
The new directory of Chicago shows
an Increase tn freak names. One man
Is named Ex. another Kk, and there
are two Amens. Among the queer
names are Ssysxklawlcx and Cyxsx.
There are 6,549 Johnsons, not Includ
ing 454 Johnstons, and 4,877 Smiths
There Is only one Cut tn Chicago, hut
there are five Dions, two Elks, five of
the name of Moose and a whole army
of Foxes.
Japanese newspapers state that the
Incorporation of the Japanese match
manufacturers Is sure, aided by Kng
llsh capital. The capital will be be
tween $2,500,000 and $5,000,000. equally
■ubscrlbed by Japanese manufacturers
and Kngllsh Investors. Including the
■mall factories. Hffurts will be made
to open markets for Japanese matches
In Kurope and Australia.
A criminal from the rural districts
who had heard all about appeals to the
supreme court and who had been con
victed of a penitentiary offense was
naked by the judge If he had anything
to say. “1 Jest wanted ter ax one ques
tion. Jedge." He stooped down, picked
up his slouch hat from the door as
though ready to depart, and said
"Whar’bouts is this here supreme court
at ?”
Australasian wool exports This sea
son will reach 2.009.000 bales an In
crease of 200.000 bales over last sea
son. and breaking all records. At $:;»
a bale this means $15,000,000 cash for
Australasia. Shipments to the Cnlted
States will total 100.000 bales, a gain
of SO.000 bnles over last year.
A German botanist. O. Kuntxc. lias
pointed out that n certain specimen of
tnxodl’m at Oaxada. Mexico, which
hei-etofoe has been regarded as the
h!r—esf In the world, having a dt
an>"te- rf eleven meters, consists In
rentity of three trees which grew Into
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Notice Is hereby given that or No
v< mber 4. 1907. that )• iijk M<»u
day la Novembei, there will be a pub
lic auction of all the tracts of land and
town lots In Holt county. Nebraska,
on which taxes arc delinquent for 1906.
That a 1 said y.ib -u much ol each tract
of land or town lot will he sold.as may
be necessary to pay the full amount of
the deniquent taxes, accruing tost and
Interest thereon to the date of sale.
That such sal* will la* continued from
day to day until till of said tracts of
land and town lots shall have been
off,-red At said sale l shall also offer
for sale all lax certificates held by
Holt county. The following Is a com
plete list of the tracts of land and town
lots In Holt county. Nebraska, on which
there Ih delinquent taxes
The amount of delinquent taxes, in
terest and accruing costs for the year
1906 Interest computed thereon up to
November 4. 1907, follows ein-h de
scription. .1 Harnlsh,
Treasurer Holt County, Neb.
ATKINSON. Lot. Blk. Amt.
Twp. 30. Itange 14. -’8 .17
Uesc Sec. Amt half of 33 7.19
wVi ' 2 $15.38 36 8.64
,.ti 3 16.54 Nomle
„e 8 11.32 scripts In
it, 9 12.01, sw se
„!(, 10 20.351 32-30-14
se 11 8.94149 6.75
I 19 9.04 55 1.08
sw 22 12.01 j pt nw ne 32 30 .41/
He 24 11.58 <'HAM BE US.
"ie 25 13.66 Twp. 26, Itange 12.
,,w 27 12.01! Uesc. Sec. Amt.
pt w'A SW S'/j se 3 $6.13
sw 28 .89 ne se 3 2.48
se sw 28 2.60 n'/j 5 23.35
eVa sw sw 28 4.34] n*i sti 5 12.54
Nondescript. ; se nw 14 2.20
No 9 33 2.87 ne sw 14 4.6!
pt nonde- ' n‘.i tiVi 15 8.29
script <1*6 u« 17 8.29
No. 11 33 1.37] ne 19 12.26
Nondescript. pt sw aw 20 .74
No. 19 33 6.57; nw 20 12.26
Nondescript. sw 22 6.23
No. 20 33 .67 tie 27 7.26
pt hw 33 1.13; pt II12 rt',2 29 16,2(
Twp. 31, Range 14.[pt nw nw 29 10.30
sw 19 $ 7.06jaw 30 9.24
ne 24 8.16, nw 33 8.28
sVi ne 25 4.48 sw 33 15.34
nw ne 26 2.34|ri'wp. 26, Range 13.
pt ne ne 25 1.04] Desc. Sec. Amt
pt ne ne 26 1.66! w*6 sw 1 $.7.1!
so 26 8.141 e'/s ne 2 5.26
nw 26 9.48 80 2 15.34
33 20.06] sw 2 10.9!
Twp. 30, Range. 14.1 sw 8 10.91
sw 3 $ 6.80] w'i sw 12 3.78
se 8 6.80 nw ne 13 2.33
se 23 5.10jne nw 13 2.33
tie 24 8.50|nw nw 13 3.7S
nw 23 6.10: nw 10 j,.70
w% e!4 26 11.86 Sw 24 8.74
ATKINSON sc 25 6.26
VILLAGE. sw 27 6.19
Isit. Blk. Amt. s'i, se 28 4.47
6 1 $ .85 CHAMBERS
6 J VILLAGE.
7 1 .so Lot. 111k. Amt.
8 1 1-54 1 H $2.11
9 1 -85 3 B .64
10 1 -85, s H 4.14
2 3 9.00] « j, r~
3 3 9.00; jo H .f,2
4 3 10 C 5.26
6 « in e 70 ft 12 C 4.14
5 - ; 8 70 ft 13 c 4.11
l 6 29 92 70 ft 14 C 4 14
8 . 8 ■**-*” e 70 ft 15 C 4.14
e 100 ft 1. 6 9.20 1,'inekey H Addition
1 i *7 ,1 lo Chambers.
2 1 • “ Lot Hik. Am!.
3 7 {*16 1 A $ .21
4 *1.10 2 a
19 7 14.30 ; 2 T1
5 12 L54 8 * -3
6 12 7.19 4 * .2
8 ft 7 12 2.88 “ ^ “
Neely’s Second Add. . . “
6 E $ 2.59 “ It
6 E 2.69 4 , fill
6 E 3.65 .1 , “®4
— j-i •> er o VO. 4.0
£ CONLEY.
* i SB Twp. 25, Range 12.
7 . 'r» Uesc. Sec. Ami.
* : 64 *>»-2<
n l .64 nw « 1-32
in I .86 nf. 5 ‘-32
2 K 41 be 6 3.38
«- 1 -, eti 11 w 6 3.38
7 K 41 nl* «w 8 3.38
t, 1 *4i se 10 13.67
9 L !ll nw 14 13.09
Wlxson’s Add. "* 22 8’“8
Lot. Blk. Amt. '''v “ *28
e 'is S 41 *s1,2 22 5.26
6 33 LW 8H se ,22 4.24
2 36 .41 "e 23 10.28
3 35 .41 "w 23 10-28
4 3S 4i nw 24 12.26
5 35 L8S "W- 25 14.30
6 35 .41 " •* lnv 26 5.26
35 41 8'6 8 *6 26 11.30
s 36 .41 b',9 se 27 5.26
1 38 5 12 nV4 nw 27 6.26
38 411 8'9 nw 27 5.26
38 .41 88 27 10.28
6 38 1. !6| c’i sw 28 3.37
7 38 .41' W6 si- 28 3.37
8 38 .861 eVi sw 29 3.3',
Ultney's Add. wVfc se 29 3.37
I ait. Rlk. Anti, "w 30 5.15
4 19 $ .86] »e 32 6.58
5 19 16.99[ nw 32 6.55
6 19 2.281 *« 33 6.6;
7 19 .86, ne 34 12.26
1 ' 22 .41 Twp. 25, Range 13.
5 22 .41 Uesc. Sec. Amt.
8 22 .41 sw 1 $9.29
pt 3 23 .33 pt mv nw 2 .23
! 25 .41 SW 3 6.57
2 25 .41 IIW 5 6.76
3 25 .70 no 8 6.23
4 25 9.98 nw 8 6.28
6 25 .93 n'a sw 8 3.21
6 25 1.54 sw sw 8 1.76;
7 25 .41 SW 9 6.25
8 25 .41 ne 10 5.64
4 27 .41 nw 10 5.6
5 27 .41 w'i w'i 14 5.64
3 30 .86 sw ne 14 1.61
4 30 3,66 e'i nw 14 2.92
5 30 .33, ne sw 14 1.61
Kimball A Blair's! eVg c'j. 15 7.50
Add. mv nw 17 1.75
Lot. Blk Amt ] ne mv 17 1.75
9 35 $ .56! ne 21 6.23
1 38 -41 vv'i ne 23 1.74
2 38 7.19] eli mv 23 1.74
3 38 1.64 mv 25 3.34
« .33 ne 27 3.34
Tuller 88 McNichol's mv 30 6.25
Add. se 35 3.34
Lot. Blk. Amt. Tup. 52, Range 15.
19 2 $ .27 Wsc. See. Amt.
30 2 .27 sw mv 4 $ 1.80
23 3 .27 mv sw 4 1.80
west 40 ft 24 3 2.53 se mv 4 .96
east ,0 ft 24 3 .17! s'-, sw 4 3.37
west 21 ft 2.7 3 .17. sw' sw 4 1.89
etst 29 ft 25 5 17 mv 5 3.36
26 3 .26 pt. sw nw 6 21.65
27 3 .33,10 7 7.15
I 4 .33lie se 8 1.8(1
4 .261 sw 9 6.68
3 4 .26 s'.7 se 9 3.3 7
4 6 .26 n'-i ne 17 3.37
6 4 .26 SW ne 17 1.86
6 4 .26 mv 17 6.65
7 4 .26 w'7,. ne 20 3.3(
8 4 .26 ge ne 20 1.74
4 .33 ne se 20 1.74
17 4 3.68 ne 21 3.1!
18 4 3.53! sL, mv 21 1.6!
Nonde- ,|C. sw 21 1.6!
scripts. In s'- mv 28 1.6!
se nw n‘- sw 28 1.6!
32-30-14 s!- sw 2S 1.6!
6 .17 nId nw 28 1.6!
7 .17 Twp. 33. Range 15
8 2.88 IVso. Sec. Amt
9 40 lot 7 8 * 1.2!
II 7.19 lot 2 9 2.44
Nonde- lot 3 9 1.8!
scripts in lot 4 9 1.71
«w se sw 9 6.8!
32-30-14 ne 17 6.8!
It's . I j wVj se 17 3.51
• ALee se 17 1.81
’ Desc. 8ec. Amt. Desc. Sec. Amt.
1 hw 17 8.27 hh ne 15 1.23
wft nw 17 6.83 Twp. 27, Range 10.
eft ne 18 3.50 Dene. See. Amt
j eft He 18 3.50 He He 12 $ 2.43
left ne 19 3.50 He 34 4,07
I hw HP 18 1.85 EWING
wft ne 19 3.60 VILLAGE,
nw 19 5.33 Lot. Blk. Ami,
nw 20 8.38 9 2 t 77
ne 20 6.83 2 3 6.25
nft nw 21 3.60 1 4 5.17
eft wft 29 6.83 2 4 .77
Twp. 32, Range 16. 4 4 11.44
Dene. Sec. Amt. 9 44 55
nw nw 2 $ 1.29 5 5 1.39
eft nw 2 2.36 6 5 7.M
hw nw 2 1.29 s 5 8.95!
KC ne 3 1.29 p 60 ft 17 5 3.98
nft hw 3 2.36 w 60 ft of
ne ne 3 1.32 nft 17 6 3.60
nft se 4 2.36 is 5 n.44,
eft »e 9 2.36 5 fj 31.69
wft hw 10 2.36 eft eft 11 6
ft HW 10 2.36 pft eft 12 6
wft He 10 2.36 eft eft 13 6 4.651
HW ne 11 1.29 eft wft 11 6
HO HW II 1.29 pi/ 1/ 10 a
wft He 11 2.36 eft wft 13 6 6.44
sw 15 4.54 14 6 --
eft «e 19 4.54 15 6 ~
hw 21 4.54 ,C c.
He 27 4.54 5 ®
<’Va 8W 30 3.22 jg g
HW HW 30 1.29 n 100 ft 1 8 12T3
hw He 30 1.29 s K 17
Twp. 33, Mango 16. , ,,
Dene. See. Amt. , q .. .
lot 2 30 $ 1.96 t "
lot 3 30 1.00 8 a 1®,“
lot 4 30 1.60 ’ “
nw se 30 1.76 JJ "
sft sw 30 2.76 “ ®
nft nw 31 2.76 3 ; J.06
ne 35 5.59 18 . „ „ ,
el/., sw 35 2.80 Klrnba" * nlal' 15
se 35 5.94 . Ad<£n,"'
jApt /)Trr Bot. Blk. Amt.
Twp. 25 Range 9. « J® *3 “
Dese. See. Amt. 2’ J® ’ll
wft nw 5 $ 3.38 8 « ■“
se nw 5 1.80 ‘ ?®
ne sw 5 2.33 8 J® 6jli
nft ne 6 5.43 J8 J® .
se 7 6.51 < 1® -77
ne 8 7.52 ]“ 10 .n
se 12 11.62 ? 1® »•!'
nft se 14 6.65 j' 1° 5.17
eft hw 14 6.65 18 10 .77
sft se 14 5.38 1 U
ne 17 6.20 8 H •"
eft sw 17 4.97 8 11
wft se 17 4.97 1‘ It 8.90
wft nw 19 4.44 I8 11 .77
nft sw 19 4.44 •’ 12 6.45
lift ne 23 5.15 8 12 .77
eft 24 26.66 Pioneer Townsitc
sft 11 w 27 5.51 Company's Addl
sft 27 18.63 ‘Ion.
nft. ne 28 4.44 Lot. Blk. Amt.
sft sw 33 24.36 6 13
eft se 33 24.36 6 13 12.99
sw se 33 24.36 7 13 .77
se 34 11.25 8 13 .77
sft sft 36 20.51 9 13 .77
Twp. 25. Range 10. 10 13 .77
Dese. See. Amt. 11 13 2.06
sw ne 1 $ 1.00 12 13 .77
se 34 11.32 1 14 .77
DUSTIN. 2 14 .77
Twp. 33, Range 14. 3 14 .77
Desc. Sec. Amt. 4 14 5.94
sw ne 2 $ 2.62 7 16
wft se 2 3.81 8 15 6.45
se se 2 1.99 9 15 .77
nw 2 7.80 10 15 6.72
nft 6 13.71 11 15 6.72
nw 6 6.51 12 15 .77
sw 6 7.42 2 19 .77
nw 8 7.42 7 19 4.55
ne 11 8.27 3 19
nft I1W 11 4.30 8 19 5.84
ne sw 11 2.21 3 22
se nw 11 2.21 4 22 5.43
ne 14 7.42 5 22
sft se 14 3.81 6 22
se 17 6.51 7 22 8.00
se 18 6.51 2 23 .77
hw 21 8.27 3 23 .77
ne ne 23 1.9 9 4 23 . 77
sft ne 23 3.81 5 23 .77
nft se 23 3.81 6 23 .77
sw ne 24 1.99 7 23 .77
sft nw 24 3.81 Nondescripts In
nw sw 24 1.99 Ewing Village,
nw nw 24 1.99 Lot. Blk. Amt.
eft se 24 8.27 part of out
se 30 8.27 lot B. 200
wft tie 32 3.81 by 200 ft $15.22
eft 11W 32 3.81 outlot C 7.06
se 32 8.27 EMMETT,
sw 33 7.42 Desc. Sec. Amt.
Twp. 34, Range 14. Twp. 28, Range 13.
Desc. Sec. Amt. ne 1 $6.84
lot 7 30 $ 1.26 wft wft 6 9.33
lot 8 30 1.60 eft sw 11 3.73
lot 9 30 2.22 wft se 11 3.73
ne ne 31 4.74 ne 17 8.73
nw 31 10.96 se 24 909
sw ne 31 2.47 eft ne 25 3.93
11ft se 31 4.72 sw ne 26 2.04
11ft sw 31 4.72 se nw 26 2.04
lot 3 35 1.80 ne sw 26 2.04
sw sw 35 1.80 nw se 26 2.04
Twp. 33, Range 15. ne 27 5.92
Desc. Sec. Amt. sw 28 6.92
HW sw 1 $ 2.06 eft sw 24 5.75
eft se 2 4.47 wft sw 35 4.03
sw se 2 2.30 sw 2 9.48
lot 4 2 2.05 nft ne 3 4.87
lot 5 2 1.86 ne 5 10.35
lot 6 2 3.00 sft se 7 4.65
se sw 2 2.05 ne 10 10.32
nw ne 11 2.05 nw 10 9.48
nft nw 11 2.96 ne 13 7.28
sw nw 11 2.56 pi^ ne 14 3.77
ne 14 7.90 sw 21 11.05
pi nw lie 22 .25 se 21 11.05
EWING. pt se nw 23 1.37
Twp. 26. Range 9 sft se 23 4.74
Desc. See. Amt. sw 24 10.34
pt lift nw 2 $15.59 ne 28 12.22
nw 2 2.59 nw 28 11.06
ne nw 3 2.14 se 30 9.20
se nw 3 3.10 nw 35 6.43
ne nw 3 .55 EMMETT
se se 10 2.14 VILLAGE,
nw nw 11 6.93 I,ot. Blk. Amt.
ne sw 11 3.79 1 2
lift se 11 7.56 2 2
sw se 11 2.14 s 100 ft 3 2
wft sw 11 2.89 r 100 ft 4 2 $ .21
se sw 11 3.34 2 3 .13
ne nw 13 1.89 s 3 .13
sw nw 13 .84 4 3
n ft sw 13 2.66 5 6 .17
«w sw 13 1.46 6 5
se 13 4.87 7 5 .17
nft nw 20 7.90 i 8 1 09
sw 20 15.59 9 8 [l3
, nft 22 10.13 10 8 .13
nft sft 22 3.48 1 11 .13
Juft nw 23 1.46 2 11 .13
Jsw nw 23 2.26 i 12
j ne 25 3.31 2 12
|sw 25 3.83 3 12 «1
J nw 85 3.83 4 12 .13
II se 25 2.81 1 A 3.28
1 87 2.81 FAIRY1EW.
, »e 29 7.90 Twp. 27. Range 14.
left se 31 4.62 Dese. See. Amt.
I Tup. 27. Range 9. „i.. n‘« 10 $ S.8S
; Dese. See. Amt. wft sw 15 2.10
>1 ne 4 $ 6.77 se 13 9.57
. ,,e 10 4.47 nw 18 9.07
1, nw 9 11.72 nft sft 22 7.90
, sw nw IS 2.20 ply sw* 23 3.38
lift se IS 4.93 SW sw 23 2.77
■ sw ne IS 2.58 nw se 23 1.16
l.se liw IS 1.85 nft 26 15.61
Ijiift nw 19 4.33 nft 27 15.61
| nw 23 2.3 11.67 se 29 13.04
; nft nw 25 4.07 eft 31 24.79
v sft nw 25 4.0" ne 32 13.89
iinft sw 25 4.07 se se 33 2.94
4 sw sw 25 2.14 eft sw 34 S.40
! He sw 25 2.14 sw sw 34 2.94
4 se 25 14.18 sft se 34 4.61
, se se 26 2.14 sft ne 35 5.72
4 eft ne 32 2.26 se 35 7.95
4 nw ne 32 1.26 FRANCES.
. ue nw 32 1.26 Twp. 27. Range 15
pt eft se ,33 4.70 Desc. See. Amt
j nw 34 15.69 nft sw 6 $ 5.61
I eft' ne 35 4.08 sw sw 6 1.75
5 Twp. 26. Rangel0.se 5 10.25
1 I'ese Sec. Amt. sw 7 8.01
3 nw 2 $ 4.08 Be sw 10 1 71
S eft »e 2 3.10 eft se 10 3.44
I) nw 14 4.08 sw se 10 1 71
5 nft we 15 2.1* nft 13 20.;
Desc. See. Amt.-Desc. See. Amt.
nw sw J4 1.79!wVi 24 31.81
ne se 15 1.79 n% nw 26 7.59
nH bV& 23 6.60j ne 25 20.23
ne 30 7.26* Nondescript
ne ne 31 1.78 No 3
w\‘2 nw 32 3.32 pt sw 25
se nw 32 1.78 Nondescript
sw 33 6.43 No 6
Twp. 28, Range 15. pt n% se 25
Desc. Set;. Amt. Nondescript
ne 20 $ 8.01 No 6
ne 25 8.01 pt sw se 25
Twp. 27, Range 16. Nondescript
Desc. Sec. Amt. No 9
nw 1 $ 8.32 pt wVi sw 25 10.00
sw 1 6.31 Nondescript
sw 8 6.95 No 5
sV2 se 13 2.89 pt sw 25 1.32
se nw 13 1.58 Nondescript
s% ne 14 3.62 No 10
r2 se 14 3.62 pt vtl/z sw 25 1.32
wVfc ne. 18 3.2fi Nondescript
<*Vi nw 18 3.26 No 12
sw nw 19 2.25 pt SVy *e 25 2.61
nw se 19 2.25 ne I5.43j
sw 19 4.26 ,.1^ 28 17.401
se 20 6.31 o sullivan's Addition
sw 23 6.95 to O'Neill,
n^ sw 24 3.62 Lot Blk. Am'i.
sw sw 24 1*9 All of blk 1 $.61
nw 24 1-89 An of bik 3 .61
Twp. 27, Range 16. AI1 ,lf blk 4 51
I)esc. See. Amt. A1, of bJk r, .77
ne nw 24 $ 1.57 Lot Blk. Am t
w% w1^ 25 7.64 , £ 4
sV4 sw 26 4.26 \ B *
sw se 26 2.25 B 2j
nV4 sw 26 3.62 , B ’2\
nw se 26 1.89 e « I k
ne se 27 1.89 5 6
nw nw 27 1 76 O'NEILL,
sw 27 6.34 Lot. Blk- Amt
wV4 se 27 3.3<i 10 1 * 4 62
se se 27 1.89 44 1 162
sw nw 27 1.89 1
nV4 sw 27 3.62 2 2
se 28 5.58 3 2 ,0-:kl
<?% sw 28 2.89 3 2 W-30
s% nw 29 2.89 » 2
ne sw 29 1.57 10 2 44-33
n% se 29 2.89 11 2 16.38
sV4 n \ie 30 5.35 14 2
nw nw 30 1.24 15 2
nw I1W 33 1.68 16 2 4S.70
nw ne 34 1.68 1 6
nVi nw 34 3.41 2 5
Twp. 28, Range 16. 3 5
Desc. Sec. Amt. 4 6 4.20
nw 29 $ 8.81 5 5 .97
GREEN VALLEY. 6 3 O'
Twp. 28, Range 15. 7 5
Desc. Sec. Am(. 8 5
sw 2 * 9.13 9 5
nw 3 12.27 10 6
ne ne 7 3.03 11 5 5.22
nl/2 sw 7 4.47 15 5 10.30
nw se 7 2.34 15 7
n'/O nw 8 4.47 16 7 16.38
sw nw 8 2.34 5 8 2.45
WVi ne 13 1.92 s 8 2.45
e’/j nw 13 1.92 ,
Twp. 29, Range 15. Z 3 g 2.46
Desc. See. Amt. 14 g
ne 21 $ 7.25 1B g
nw 21 14.30 1B g 20.4!
se 22 7.25 4 9
se 25 5.51 5 9
nw 25 5.66 r q
s’/. 29 19.01 - q
WV2 33 22.74 ‘ q
nw 34 4.63 3 ‘
Twp. 28, Range 16. ' lfi ,s
Desc. Sec. Amt. J" l
nw 1 $12.11 “
s% nw 3 1.78 42 3
sM* ne 4 1.78 43 9 9B
se sw 4 1.00 47 9 9|
ne sw 4 1.00 24
nVi se 4 1.7 8 22 9 30'90
nVi 5 6.08 n 86% ft 13 10
n>/i sw 5 2.20 4j 10
se sw 5 1.17 15 10
sw se 5 1.17 16 10 24.40
s!i s4i 4 4.13 1 11 2.14
lots 1, 2, 3 11 1.31
3, 4 4 3.23 4 11 2.14
sw nw 4 3.23 9 11 2.45
s‘/j nw 6 1.39 10 11 2.45
sw 6 4.13 11 11 2.46
sw 21 8.01 1 12 1.31
wVi nw 21 4.13 2 12 1.31
sVi se 21 4.13 3 12 1.31
nw 26 4.13 4 12 1.31
ne 27 4.13 5 12 1.31
nw 27 3.23 B 12
sVi 28 12.46 7 12 22.80
sV2 s‘i 29 4.48 9 12 1.31
eVi se 30 1.44 ]() 12 1.34
eV4 ne 31 1.44 ]2 1.31
sw ne 31 1.11 p) j2 1 31
se nw 31 1.17 13 12 ^gjl
All of 32 28.83 “ n 1.31
n% ne 33 15 12 4.34
n’i nw 33 3.23 1(. 12 4 31
GRATTAN 43 43 2.45
Twp. 29, Range 11. 44 43 2.45
Desc. Sec. Amt. ^ 3.45
sw 4 17.73 16 13 2.4f
nw 18 16.43 3 14 2 45
pt ne sw 19 4 44 2 46
pt se sw 19 8.14 B 14 2.46
nw sw 49 6 14 2.45
pt ne sw 19 pt 7 and 8 14 2.1s
pt swsw 19 Pt 7 end 8 14 2.19
pt sc sw 19 8.44 3 1B 2 49
se 22 15.19 , 15 2.49
se 24 14.15 5 15
s%sw 26 5.83 j 15 24 40
9 299 , 29 * ’ 41 24 15 38.32
Nondescript 2B 15 32.4,
No' 29 26 15 32.11
pt sw nw 2!) .8, 2- 16 y( 24
Nondescript 2g 45 264 AO
,No4‘ „„ 2 16 3.21
pt se nw 29 ,3. 4 16 6.47
Nondescript G 1B 44.33
,No4!> .,.11 16 2.19
pt se nw 29 , .3, ,2 16 2 19
Nondescript ,2 49
N° 69 9 16
P'B99W ® -43 20 16 30.60
e*nw t 22 16 40.67
nw se 33 16.83^ ]i! 911
sw se 33 3.88 ‘
sesw 33 3.88 2 ?i '’i!’99
wH 35 24.99 3 7 2k
Twp. 28, Range 12. j B ;'43
Desc. Sec. Amt. ^ 7 jq
ne 4 $5.51 « 7 29
r ; i t: * ill
s*‘ * 8.54
se 10 8.98 9 ;
wVu nc 11 49 43 4* “'
ne sw 11 2 J9
nw se 11 8.98 “
pt ne ae 11 2.20 3
wV4 nw 12 5.46 4 49
nw sw 12 2.40 3 49
s>2 sw 12 4.57 43 49
ne se 12 2.40 44 49 43 32
s% se 12 4.57 4 29
ills nw 13 2.85 2 20 24-44
sw 13 5.51 3 29 4-49
sw 17 S.98 3 29
se 20 8.98 J 29
nls sw 27 2.85 * 29
sesw 27 1.52 3 29 42 23
sw lie 28 43 29
nU sw 28 49 20 8.20
nw Se 28 8.98 9 24 24.41
jw % nw 28 4.57 44 24
n!4 ne 211 4.57* l2 24
: s% sl2 28 9.5v 13 21 40.67
se ne 28 2.39] 14 21
lie se 28 2.31*! 4;* 24
sU ne 29 4.57 16 21 40.67
jnHse 29 4.57 21 21 20.41
nw 29 8.98 2 ft n side
j ne 30 9.5s 30 21 .22
e% 32 17.74 20 ft s side
i nw 33 8.98 30 21 6.17
i Twp. 29, Range 12. 31 21 20.41
Desc. See. Aim 114 ft n end
|ne • 4 $17.79 * 3 22 14.31
w'*.sw 8 S.031 9 22 20.41
se* 8 17.95 12 22 14.33
ne 8 21.67119 22 5.2S
e% 9 31.95] 20 22 5.21
pt nw IS .S3; 2 23 3.2;
n% nw 17 5A4i 3 23 3.15
n% 8% nw 17 2.32* 4 23 3.27
Uvia'inw 17 2.32 1 24 23.81
se 17 8.64 2 24 23.81
, nw 18 9.35 3 24 23.81
nw 18 8.61 8 24 2.11
nw 22 16 43 10 34 2.11
ne 23 lC.Mi n » M
Lot. BIk. Amt. Lot. BIk, Amt.1
112 'IA 1.75 11 O .64
>13 24 1.75 12 G .54
14 24 1.75 13 G
I 1 25 16.38! 14 G 4.10
I .1 26 2.45 IS G .54
4 25 2.45 19 G ,54
5 26 2.45 20 G . 54 ‘
1 20 3.27 21 G .54
2 20 3.27 22 G .34
0 26-23 G
7 26 24 G 18.32
8 26 30.60 1 H ,75!
4 27 14.33 2 H .75
12 27 4.10 3 H .7s|
13 27 4.10 4 H .75
14 27 4.10 5 H .75;
15 27 6 H .75
16 27 20.41 7 H .76
20 ft w side 8 H .75
n 48 ft 4 28 . 97 9 H .75
24 .f 1 28 10 II .76
24 tt of 2 28 11 H .75
24 ft of 3 28 12 H
24 ft of 4 28 6.22 13 H
21 ft of 1 28 14 H
24 ft of 2 28 15 H
24 ft of 3 28 116 H 2.19
24 ft of 4 28 35.6-4 20 H .75;
24 ft of 1 28 1 I .54'
24 ft of 2 28 2 I ..'4
24 ft of 3 28 3 I .54
24 ft of 4 28 16.38 4 I .54
5 28 18.32 5 I .541
10 28 6 I .541
II 28 7 I .54
12 28 30.32 8 I .54
all of 13 28 j 9 I .54
" « J! °f !- « ! RlBK's Addition
11 28 ft of 4u 28 I O’Neill.
n 28 ft of 16 28 5.221 j,ot. BIk. Ain’t.
h 40 ft of 14 28 3^
s 40 ft of 15 28 t'i .1 « 1 -r
s 40 ft of 16 28 16.38 Jo r
102 ft of 14 28 2, ~ r 29
102 ft of 1G 28 22 T
102 ft of 16 28 28.52 ^ T(
4 29 24 37 18.32
- 29 5 41 .97
3 29 20.41 6 41 97
4 29 7 41 .97
0 20 4.10 o «1
9 29 2.19 9 41 ;97;
30 8.26 41 c^
; 9? Ill 13 41 .75;
1 31 8.-6 j4 4j 75
3 £ vor)443 44 M
3 31 42.34 jg 41
4 91 17 41
31 18 41
el* of 6 31 20.41 j,, 4i
42V, ft of 13 31 ,0 41
42V; ft of 14 31 jj 4i
42% ft of 15 31 22 4j
42V2 ft of 16 31 8.26 23 41
- in'n 24 41 4’10
0 3- 10.31 4 42
6 32 g 42
1 32 , ,r 6 42 18.32
8 32 2.19 1? 42
9 33 1.62 18 4o
10 33 1.62 19 42
11 83 1.62 9Q 42
15 33 21 42 4.10
48 344 22 42 1.18
47 33 23 42 1.18 :
18 33 130.20 24 42 j :
20 33 32.15 rt 43 ?!
22 33 26.04 g 43 14.33 1
24 33 25.04 17 4:i |1
3 34 18.32 jo 4^ ;
7 34 2-49 19 «
5 34 2.47 21) 43
4 35 21 4;J
6 35 1. o3 2‘) 49 1
13 35 1.18 r 43 1
14 36 1.18 2j 43 1
1 36 1.18 25 43
O’Neill & llagarty’s 26 43
Add. O'Neill. 27 43 5.00
Lot. BIk. Am t. 1 44
1 A .75 2 44
2 A 3 44
3 A 4 44
4 A 5 44
5 A 6 44
6 A 7 44
7 A 3.80 8 44
8 A 9 44
9 A 1» 44
10 A 11 44
11 A 16.38 12 44
1 B I.I813 44
2 B 1.18 14 44
3 B 1.18 15 44
4 B 1.18 ig 44
5 B 1.18 17 44
6 B 1.18 is 44 6.17
7 B < 19 44
8 B 10.30 20 44
9 B 1.18 21 44 1.31
10 B 1.18 1 45
11 B 1.18 2 45
12 B 1.18 3 45
13 B 1.18 4 43
14 B 1.18 5 45
15 B 1.18 g 45
16 B 1.18 7 45
17 B 1.18 s 45
18 B 1.18 9 45
19 B Ig 45
20 B 14.33 jj 45
21 B 1.18 12 45
22 B l.le 13 45
23 B 14 45
24 B 2.19 jg 45
O'Neill & Hagarty'e jg 45
Add. O’Neill. 17 45 5 22
Lot. BIk. Amt McCafrertu.s AlU1. :
J r Ms O'Neill.
5 C ills L°4- BIk. Am t.:
6 C 1.18 4 48
r- /-« 1 K i **»
g C 1 18 3 48 4'40>
9 c ills 4 48 1 1S:
,0 C- 1 18 7 48 5.22
a c ills » 48 4-48
43 g
5 D 75 16 48
? S S® 48 3-22,
I B 7=, 1 49 4-4S
D 1 5 2 49 4'48;
10 D 3 49 4-48!
1 D 4 49 4 18
D 3 49 1.18
j D 11 49 6.17;
4 D 2.92 44 49 4 48
i; 75 is 49 1.18
22 D Ivo 4 50 4 48
D .75 5 50 4-1S
1 E .75 43 “0
J B -K 16 50 3.27
3 E *75 43 34 418
4 E .75 44 51 1.18
r, E .75 43 '*2
6 E .75 44 52
- V 75 15 52
K E 175 >« 32 42-?«
9 E .75 3 °3 J4
10 e .75 f -:3 ;4
111 E .75 0 “ 'l4
112 E .75 fi 53 -34
16 E 10.30' 7 53 •34'
I K .75I 8 33 .54
'lS E .77,! 9 33 -M
19 E .75 40 0,3 •'.'4
.)■! e 75 44 33 ,34
I'l E .76-12 53 .54
.... B .76 4,4 33 ,34
123 E .75 44 53 ..>4
3 F 54 45 33 .54
4 F .64-76 53 . 54
! . F .54 4 54 . 54
I g F .54 2 54 .54
0 F .541 3 64 .54
10 F .541 4 54 . 54
111 F .54 5 54 . 54
12 F .54 6 54 .;.4:
13 F -54 7 54 .54
14 F .54 8 54 . 54
,15 F .54 8 54 .54
16 F .54 40 04 -5*
17 F .64 44 54 .54
15 .54 42 34 .64
19 F .54 13 64 . 54
20 F .54 I4 54 .54
j q 15 54 .54
2 G .75 16 54 . 54
5 G 4.10'Fahy s Add. O'Neill.
6 G .54 Lot. BIk. Am t.
I 7 « .54, 1 4
> 8 a .64, 2 4
>[ > . G .**J 8 4 $ 8.22
Fahy’s Second Adri.N*umber. Amt.
O’Neill. 3o .87
I,ot. Blk. Amt. 37 16.38
1 C $1.18 In 30-29-11
3 C l.it Number Am t.
3 C l.lt 3 $ .54
4 C l.lt 4 .54
5 C 1.J8.11 3.13
15 C 1.18:23 .75
16 C 1.18 24 .37
17 C 1.18 INMAN.
19 C 1.18j Twp. 27, Range 10.
2i) C LIS'Desc. Sec. Amt.
21 C ne 18 $11.87
22 C I Twp. 2S, Range 10.
23 C 20.40! Desc. Sec. Amt.
1 D (ne 7 $10.17
2 D w)4 se 7 5.22
3 D pt se 7 6.22
4 D 1 pt se 19 1.08
5 D I Twp. 27, Range 11.
6 D j Desc. See. Amt.
7 D !se 4 $ 1.85
8 D 5.22 nw 3 3.90
Millard's Add. sw 8 3.90
O’Neill. I ne 9 2.01
Lot. Blk. Amt.jnw- 10 4.75
1 A $20.41' w4 13 3143
190 ft of 4 A 20.41 sw 14 B!j®
pt eH of 5 A 1.18'se 14 3 03
e>4 of 6 A 6.17 ne 23 3.01
13“ 75 nw 23 3.01
14 B '?5 sw 39 3 5®
15 B 8.26 nw 31 ’I7
1 C 75 ne SW 31 .77
2 c 76 se 31 1-30
, p ^ ne 31 2.39
2 F 54 TwP- Range 11.
k F 54 Desc. Sec. Amt.
- F Z sw nw 3 * 348
s F "J nw SW 3 2.53
0 f »Vis ne 4 4.33
,0 F I1W 9 8’44 -
’ F A11 15 24 98
2 F sw 24 18.01
3 f 1.40 e‘* sw 27 3 48
McCafferty’s Second s® 2‘ ®’4*
4.dd O’Neill n/i nw 34 3’4S
t , nT ^i Inman Village.
? cf n * 75 Lot. Blk. Amt.
Pf °f, £ $ ft 5 7 $1.61
" * °/ £ 7 7 1.61
P‘ °f c L ’i3 9 7 .62
1 acre se 5 F .<5 « 2 17
13 ft of G .46 2 1fi1
45 ft of G 45 i 3 4’“
45 ft of G .45 3 3 ’”
6 H .54 4 3
« ]\ 10’31 S 9 :»
pJofS H 10.31 p9 outlot j 9 S
13 t ,,4U --“pt outlot 2 4.97
ft 0f 14 ** ] pt outlot 2 .82
l J }•« outlot 9 .82
3 3 outlot 8 .82
1 3 l‘]l outlot 10 .82
? 3 J*48 IOWA.
7 T J ic Twp. 29, Range 9.
I JT J’Desc. Sec. Amt.
8 J 1.18 5 $n.67
9 J 4-18 e% sw 7 6.45
I? 3 ‘J wV2 se 7 7.09
J 118 ne 8 lo.go
12 J D18 ne tJ 7.98
13 J D18 10 7.98
18 J 1J8 sVz nVo 11 8.86
J eV2 sw 12 6.24
^ J wVi nw 13 6.70
21 J 10.31 nx^sw 19 7.74
■" ^ sty* sw 19 8.19
[3 J 2-19 ne ne 22 2.92
» J 10 31 sVv nVj 24 13.78
McCafferty’s Annex se“ - 27 14.10
O’Neill. sw 28 10.66
Lot. Blk. Am’t. 32 24.36
;w 1 $ 1.181 33 22.36
2 1.18j ^wp. 29. Range 10.
2 4-18 Desc. Sec. Amt.
^ 3 1.18 gl/2 se yw ] $ 1.16.
5Mi 3 1.18 ni^ ne se 2 1.22
1 4 .54 nw 6 8.98
2 4 . 64 gt» 7 2.09
3 4 .d4 BVV- se 7 1.14
4 4 .64 ge se 7 1.14
5 4 .;*4 nw 8 3.78
6 4 • ^4 e V{j sw 8 1.99
7 4 .54 nw sw 8 1.11
8 4 .64 se gw 10 2.20
9 4 .64 eV2 se 10 4.09
10 4 . 54 wV** se 10 4.09
II 4 .54 ey2 ne nw 11 1.17
12 4 . 54 ni^ gw 32 3 70
13 4 .64 ge sw 32 3.84
14 4 . 54 gw 13 8.32
15 4 .64 gw 35 6.24
16 4 . 54 ne 21 7.98
nV2 6 se 21 6.72
135x180 ft of 5 1.18 nw 22 8.82
ElOxlTO ft of 5 .54 ne 23 9.79
45x170 ft of 5 .54 nw 23 8.39
sVfc of 6 .54 nw 24 8.39
1 7 .54 sw 24 9.25
2 7 .54 se 25 13.62
3 7 8.2b nw 29 7.69
4 7 .64 ne 33 8.42
All of 8 27.02 LAKE.
Pioneer Town Site Twp. 25. Range 10.
Co. Add. O’Neill. Desc. Sec. Amt.
IaOt. Blk. Am t. sVfc ne 30 $3.62
strip 20 feet e^j nw 30 3.62
wide A $ .54 Twp. 25, Range 11.
strip 20 feet Desc. Sec. Amt.
wide B .5*1 sw r.e 4 $ 2.27
Matthew’s Add. sV2 nw 4 4.41
O’Neill. se 5 10.67
Lot. Blk. Am’t. wV2 6 21.26
16 3 nw 8 13.37
17 3 se 25 2.80
18 3 $ 8.26 wVi nw 2G 5.26
All of 10 20.41 eV2 ne 27 4.25
6 16 M’CLURE.
7 16 Twp. 26, Range 10.
8 16 Desc. Sec. Amt.
9 16 sw ne 17 $2.42
10 16 WV2 nw 17 6.00
11 16 se nw 17 2.13
12 16 se ne 17 2.42
13 16 12.26 ne sw 17 2.42
6 17 Twp. 26, Range 10.
7 17 Desc. Sec. Amt.
8 17 n% se 17 $4.50
9 17 6.17 nw 19 8.85
Hazelet’s Add. w% ne 20 4.70
O’Neill. e% nw 20 4.07
Lot. Blk. Am’t. Twp. 26, Range 11.
1 1 $ .32 Desc. Sec. Amt.
3 14 se 6 $ 8.82
4 34 .45 nw 7 7.79
5 14 sw 18 10.11
6 14 sw 19 9.79
4 14 sw 27 3.72
8 14 .97 sw se 27 1.86
1 15 se nw 27 1.86
2 15 j ne sw 27 1.86
3 16 ey2 se 28 5.19 4
4 15 20.41 wVjj wVa 29 13.46
13 15 .32 nVa 30 26.99
8 20 . 46 11V2 ne 33 4.35
Fahy’s Park Aud. nw ne 34 1.86
O’Neill. nV2 nw 34 3.66
lx>t. Blk. Ain't, se nw 34 1.86
44 3 67 PADDOCK.
Twp. 31, Range 11.
1B 44 4 10 Desc. See. Amt.
4‘ rj eVs nw 3 $ 9.6?
o» ^ „ ne 9 16.32
12.26 nw sw 24 2.46
23 ^ sVi sw 14 4.67
G 4.10 sw s0 14 2.46
ne 15 12.12
se 17 13.13
44 _ _ wVi» ne 19 3.94
VI ,8.06 sw if) 7.65
1 4 45 w% se 19 3.94
10 1 _ ne 24 8.01
11 } -9‘:sw nw 29 2.54
•«2 wUj sw 29 4.87
N -45 ne 30 9.49
16 N .45 nw 80 7.66
se sw 30 2.04
4 O 10.31’ne nw 31 2.98
D nw 31 4.44
O .97 nw nw 31 2.29
0 ne 31 9.49
D . pt nt-2 sw 32 .40
11 O se 32 8.54
4? 0 1-83 Twp. 32, Range 11.
^ Desc. Sec. Amt.
16 O .97 Lot 1 3 $ 1.65
O’Neill Nonescripts Lot 2 3 2.54
In nw 29-29-11. Lot 3 3 2.98
Number Am’t. nV2 se 3 4.87
$ 97 nw 4 6.66
48 -97 nVs sw 4 6.66
20 97 sw 7 4.04
1.76 eV* se 9 3.18
34 8.36 (Concluded on Page 3)