Nebraska Newspapers

    Dose. Sec. Amt.
«y ne 29 5.11
ny se 29 5.11
se so 29 2.36
.sw nw 29 2.66
wV£ sw 29 5.11
ne 30 9.98
nw 30 8.04
«e sw 30 2.14
ne nw 31 3.13
Sy 31 9.0i
ny. sy 31 9.04
sVfe nw 31 4.65
nw nw 31 2.33
tv 3! 10.99
pt ny sw 32 .39
se 32 8.98
wy, sw 33 5.01
ey : w 33 5.01
nw 34 12.5):
ne 35 8.81
n W 35 8.81
sw 35 8.81
MV 35 8.00
Twp. 32, Range 11.
Desc. See. Amt.
se 8 $ 8.59
ne sw 19 1.65
nw se 10 1.65
sy2 sc 10 2.98
sw sw 11 2.05
w*y nw 14 4.44
ne ne 15 2.29
nw ne 15 2.29
ny> nw 15 4.44
sw nw 15 2.29
ey sc 15 4.44
sw ne 15 2 29
se nw 15 2.29
ne sw 15 2.29
nw se 15 2.29
wy> sw' 15 4.44
se sw 15 2.05
sw se 15 2.05
sw nw 19 1.07
sy »w 18 1.96
nw nw 19 1.07'
sy ne 19 4.44i
se 19 8.54;
se sw 20 2.54
sy2 se 20 4.86
wy wy 20 7.65
ne ne 21 2.05
nw ne 21 4.86
ny nw 21 4.86i
ne nw 21 2.05
ne sw 21 2.05,
«y sw 21 3.94
wy so 21 £94
ne 22 7.65
nw nw 22 2.05
sy se 22 3.94
sy sy 23 7.65
wy 26 13.21
ey ne 27 2.98
se se 28 2.05
ne ne 29 2.05
sy ne 29 3.94
se nw 29 2.05
nw se 29 2.05
ne se 29 2.05
sy se 29 3.94
sw' 30 4.59
ne ne 32 3.2S
nw 33 16-62
P LEASA NTVIE W
PRECINCT
i- «p, ,w, Kangc M.
Besc. Sec. Amt.
w>/2. nw 14 $ 3.83
se nw 14 2.01
sw 18 10.32
sw 19 9.29
wVi wV4 25 8.90
se 26 11.10
nc 30 9.29
Wl4 30 18.39
aw 33 9.29
ne 35 10.22
a Vi 35 28.49
nw 35 12.70
ROCK FALLS
PRECINCT
Twp. 31, Range 12.
Beac. Sec. Amt.
nw 1 $ 9.89
eli aw 1 3.62
w’0 sw 1 5.06
ne 2 7.97
nw 2 8.89
eH se 2 4.31
w*4 se 2 3.77
sw 3 9.42
se 4 11.80
wl,i ne 6 4.10
ny2 se 6 3.61
w% nw 6 4.10
ne sw 6 2.57
se ne 6 1.93
sw 7 10.87
sw ne, nw
se 10 4.10
n*/2 aw 10 4.10
se sw 10 2.13
sw se 10 1.71
sw 11 8.89
wV4 se 11 4.10
ne 11 9.89
«V4 se 11 4.K.
f!4 nw 12 5.48
nw nw 12 2 57
«w 12 7.45
n% se 12 4 29
sw se 12 1.54
ne nw 12 2.37
se se 12 2.37
r.% ne 13 7.45
se r.e 13 3.70
nw 13 8.1S
se 13 9.1s
w’/o ne 14 4.10
wVi e'/i 15 12.58
nw 15 7.97
nw 17 9.42
eV, sw 17 4.SI'
s'/a se 17 4.2S
n'/j se 17 5.06
ne 18 9.I8
n% nw 18 5.06
sw sw 18 4.10
nV; se 18 5.06
ne 19 6.26
nv.r nw 19 2.86
»e 19 7.13
»% ne 20 4.63
w% se 20 3.31
»i!-2 nV4 20 11.07
*% nw 20 5.06
n'A aw 20 3.89
se sw 20 2 04
e',4 se 20 3.47
ne 21 8.89
nH sw 21 3.67
so 21 6.72
a Vi sw 21 3.48
nVi rnv 23 4.82
sc nw 23 2 13
ne sw 23 2.37
sw 24 10.87
se 27 6.26
fw se 27 3.10
se sw 27 2.89
w'i nw 28 3.67
se nw 28 1.93
ne sw 28 1.93
n'/i nw 29 3.89
se nw 29 1.82
sV- 29 13.75
ne 29 7.55
sw nw 29 1 7?
ne 30 7.36
se sw SO 2.09
*e 30 8.34
ne 31 4.2,'
fie nw 31 2.51
ew ne 31 3.09
nw se 31 1.03
«y? nw 31 3.(56
'nVz sw 31 3.4?
ey* se 31 3.66
sw re 31 1.93
«e ne 31 1.93
sM; sw 31 4.07
nV£ so 32 3.86
sw se 32 1.73
ne S3 8.86
nw sw 33 1.93
«e 33 10.82
34 11.07
Tup. 31, Rangp 13.
Dese. Sec. Amt.
sw ne 1 $ 1.92
s% nw 1 3.66
nV2 sw 1 3.89
nw se 1 2.09
nw nw 1 1.73
sy2 sw 1 4.07
sw se 1 1.73
n% nc 1 3.47
se ne 1 1.7?
ne nw 1 1.93
*Va ne 2 2.4C
wy. wV2 2 4.5f
wJ/2 se 2 2.21
e% sw 2 2.21
se se 2 1.P
ne se 2 1 .If
ne 6 9.4?
ne 13 8.76
se 13 TS.7:
nw 17 9.89
nw 18 9.4?
se 19 9.6?
ne 20 9.4?
nVj sw 35 3.31
sw sw 35 1.7?
SAND CREEK
PRECINCT
Twp. 31, Range 14.
Desc. Sec. Amt
wV^wy, 1 $55.99
ny. 2 7.7?
sw 2 2.fa
se 2 4.7
wy. 4 12.17
nw 9 3.8J
wy ey, 12 7.1?
nw 12 9.9?
NW 12 8.54
lie 14 9.9?
Twp. 32, Range 14.
•e\4 w% 3 $ 9.92
wYa sw 3 3.7<
ey se 4 3.74
nw 6 4.6J
5esc. See. Amt.
le 8 8.90
)e nw 6 1.93
tie sw 6 1.93
w‘4 ne 23 2.10
?li nw 23 2.10
sw 23 4.43
wV, nw 23 2.10
*14 ne 24 4.05
J'.'z se 24 9.37
»H sw 24 3.92
wi, se 24 3.92
ill of 25 30.16
no 20 6.26
tie 33 4.43
*14 33 13.03
se 35 2.25
Twit. 32. Range 15.
Desc. See. Amt.
nw 1 J 8.54
se 1 7.18
-w 1 7.18
iVs 2 15.88
sw' sw 1 10 1.93
eVi sw 10 3.70
se 10 19.50
sw ne 10 2.30
nli -sw 11 4.38
se 11 8.54
se sw 11 1.93
sw sw' 11 1.60
e!4 ne 11 3.70
nw ne 11 1.93
n14 nw 11 3.70
se nw 11 1.93
sli ne 12 4.58
e14 nw 12 4.58
wli nw 12 4.58
all 13 28.01;
Wl4 eti 14 8.54
sw 14 7.18
eH 15 17.60
ne nw 15 1.93
wVa nw 16 3.70
se nw 15 1.93
nw sw 15 1.93
nVu 23 7.03
w^j 24 6.26
se 24 3.25
e% wYj 25 3.25
ey» e^j* 26 3.25
SARATOGA
PRECINCT.
Twp. 32, Range. 12.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
sw 3 $10.54
sw ne 5 1.41
ny2 nw 6 5.99
se nw 5 2.21
wV£ ne 8 3.47i
e}4~ se 8 3.51
sVi ne 9 2.73
s% nw 10 2.73
sw 14 3.37
nw 14 1.75
sVfe ne 15 1.75!
nw 15 3.37
w*4 wVa 18 12.54
ey 19 21.34
nw ‘ 19 12.22
wVa sw 19 6.03
se 20 12.37
ne 22 3.37
ne se 22 1.00
nw 22 3.72
nw sw 23 1.00
ne ne 24 1.00
se ne 24 1.00
ey. se 24 2.98
eVa sw 24 1.75
wV2 se 24 1.75
all 26 45.71
ne ne 26 1.00
.-*1/ on 1 rx
wMs 27 3.37
nw 30 2.46
nY> sw7 30 2.36
se sw 30 1.69
®M» 21 5. <6
w% ne- 31 2.50
nw se 31 1.52
W% 31 9.46
evi se 34 8.50
wVa sw 35 10.54
eVs ne 35 1.75
sw 35 3.47
s% nw 35 2.24
wV2 se 35 12.20
eV2 se 35 5.18
nVfe nw 35 2.65
wy> ne 35 1.96
Twp. 33, Range 12.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
lot 4 19 $ 2.18
wM> sw 19 7.61
se sw 19 2.31
lot 1 19 1.73
lot 2 19 1.73
lot 3 19 2.05
ne sw 19 2.31
se 19 14.89
lot 3 20 5.80
lot 4 20 3.00
sw sw 20 2.31
sV* sw 20 6.4G
lot 2 25 1.41
lot 3 25 2.40
lot 1 26 1.31
lot 2 26 1.21
w% lot 3 26 2.06
pt. lot 3 26 .60
lot 3 27 1.91
lot 4 27 1.76
sw sw 28 2.31
sw ne 29 2.31
nVfc se 29 4.36
se se 29 2.31
nw ne 29 3.90
ne nw 29 3.90
j w\i£ nw 29 5.49
j ne ne 30 2.31
w% 31 12.7S
| se 31 6.53
wVa ne, ny2
se 32 7.61
} sw 32 6.53
sya se 32 3.38
eft ne 32 3.38
; nw nw 3 1.73
I sw nw 33 1.73
sw 33 7.61
ne ne 34 1.41
ne 35 7.22
w Vz 35 13.44
Twp. 32, Range 13.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
sV3 ny» 2 $ o.l8
wVfe sw 5 3.11
el/4 sw 5 3.11
se 5 3.11
sw se 5 1.65
ey> ne 7 3.47
sw ne 7 1.86
se nw 7 1.86
ne sw 7 3.11
nw se 7 2.21
sw 7 3.81
eVs se 7 4.49
sw se 7 2.26
nw nw 8 1.86
ne 8 8.03
se nw 8 1.86
ne nw 8 1.86
sw nw 8 1.86
nw sw 8 1.86
sw sw 8 2.26
se 13 9.38
se nw 17 2.07
I nV& nw 17 3.93
|sw nw 17 2.07
sw 17 6.84
ne 18 10.54
py. nw 18 4.67
se" 18 8.48
ne se 19 2.26
nw sw 20 2.07
sw 24 10.71
nw sw' 25 1.41
se nw 25 1.41
eV6 »w 25 2.57
sw' se 25 1.41
nw sw 25 1.41
w'% ne 26 6.23
nV2 nw 26 4.41
sl/2 nw 26 3.82
pt. ne nw 27 .23
sw 28 4.33
ne 29 6.S4
e*/i wy. 29 6.84
nw nw 29 1.86
nVfc ne 30 3.47
sw ne 30 1.86
nw 30 11.05
wV2 se 31 1.74
ne 33 3.51
se 34 3.51
eV2 ne 35 2.57
ny_. se ‘35 2.57
sVfe se 35 2.57
wfe wy2 35 4.39
oVz sw 35 1.83
Twp. 33, Range 13.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
lot 1 7 $ .66
lot 4 14 1.91
lot 6 24 2.06
sw' se 27 1.86
sl/£ sw 27 3.47
nw sw 27 1.86
ey2 sw 33 3.47
wi/2 se 33 3.47
SCOTT PRECINCT
Twp. 31, Range 10.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
nVfe nw 3 % S.?r
sw nw 3 4.2?
no 4 10.58
n!4 nw 7 4.2?
sw nw 7 3.71
sy, ne 7 5.26
se nw 7 2.7-!
sw nw 7 2.7'
ne 8 5.21
se ne 8 2.7'
nw se 8 2.7
nw 8 6.2(
se nw 8 2.7
nw 9 10.2!
Desc. 8ee. Amt. :
iw 9 10.28 I
w'i 10 19.96 i
so 10 10.08
its ne 11 5.17
■»' ne 11 2.89
sw sw 12 2.51
-Vi sw 12 4.81
se U 7.66
it4 ne 13 5.17
se ne 13 2.69
ne nw 13 2.65
3w ne 13 2.69
se nw 13 2.69
wt6 nw 18 2.79
sw 19 4.81
nw 19 4.84
»t4 21 18.39
n>4 nw 25 5.26
sw nw 25 2.74
pt sw sw 25 1.97
nc ne 26 2.21
nw ne 26 2.21
pt sw 25 7.15
$y> ne 26 4.25
se 26 8.28
nw 26 8.28
nw 28 7.50
Twp. 32, Range 10.
Dese. Sec. Amt.
lot 2 4 $ 3.23
lot 3 4 2.18
lot 3 5 4.18
nV, ne 8 8.98
oe nw 8 4.54
lot 1 9 4.54
lot 3 9 6.74
lot 4 9 6.71
lot 5 9 7.68
etfc sw 9 8.98
ntfc se 9 8.98
s<4 se 9 8.98
se sw 14 2.21
sw se 14 2.21
se Be 14 2.74
nw 19 6.23
wt4 ne 21 3.23
nw ne 23 2.74
sw ne 24 2.21
ne sw 24 2.21
nw se 24 2.21
sti sti 24 6.23
wti nw 25 3.21
sti sw 25 4.25
sw se 25 2.05
Se se 26 3.69
se ne 26 2.21
ne re 26 2.21
et-t ne 27 4 25
ett. nw 27 4.25
wti ne 27 4.25
nts nw 29 5.26
ne ne 30 2 74
sw ne 32' 2 74
se nw 32 2.74
oti sw 32 5.26
stfe Sts 33 10.28
sw sw 34 2.74
ne 36 9.49
SHAMROCK.
Twp. 27, Range 12.
Desc. Sec. Amt
»e 1 $ 7.73
sw 2 7.73
sw 3 5.61
sti st4 4 3.56
st4 nw 4 3.44
nt!s nw 4 2.33
nts ne 6 3.44
sw ne 5 1.83
nw se 6 1 83
nw 5 3.69
se ne 5 1.54
ne se 6 1.54
st4 sVa 5 3.59
se se 6 1.54
ne ne 7 1.64
n!4 nw 3 2.90
el* sw. sw sw" 3.00
s* aw sw 7 .89
nw ne. nl*
nw, SW' nw 7 3.59
se 7 3.59
sw 8 3.59
nl* 9 6.94
sw 9 3.59
■>w 10 3.59
nw 11 10.97
wl* ne, se ne 18 3.59
se 18 5.61
sw sw 19 1.47
ne 29 5.91
nl* sw 29 3.78
se 29 5.91
nw ne 30 1.97
nl* nw 30 3.78
Twp. 27, Range 13.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
sw 10 * 7.97
ne 15 7.97
nw 15 18.80
sw 15 4.86
sw 27 10.02
nw 34 10.02
si* se 35 5.12
nl* se 35 5.12
SHERIDAN.
Twp. 28. Range 14.
Desc. Sec. Amt
nl* sw- 2 * 4.75
se sw 2 2.47
n’* ne 5 3.32
nw 11 9.29
se 11 10.56
nw 12 9.29
sw- 12 9.29
sw 28 7.70
Twp. 29. Range 14.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
nw 6 *10.60
pr o’* 5 19.81
ne 8 10.50
nw 9 10.50
sw 9 10.50
wl* nw 12 6.98
ne 13 9.14
nw 13 12.92
sw 13 9.31
ne 15 10.50
all of 18 49.35
se 20 12.24
ne 24 8.42
nw 24 8.42
Twp. 29, Range 15.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
el* nw 1 * 7.03
wl* nw 1 7.03
sw 2 13.72
ne 10 13.72
nw 10 13.72
SHIELDS.
Twp. 30, Range 11.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
nw 1 * 9.13
si* s’* 1 8.45
wl* ne 2 3.79
nw 2 8.97
se 2 7.80
el* 6 16.88
sw' 6 8.3"
nl* nw' 7 4.22
wl* sw 9 4.00
ne 11 8.12
ne 18 11.73
wl* 20 24.05
se 20 13.20
wl* 30 24.30
s’* 31 36.78
se 32 16.O'"
si* ne 32 16.00
s’* ne 35 3.66
nl* se 35 3.66
Twp. 30, Range 12.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
nw 1 * 9.42
sw 1 9.96
se 1 9.42
se 2 9.42
ne 5 6.04
se nw 5 1.57
ne sw 5 2.02
nl* se 5 3.83
wl* ne 6 3.83
el* nw 6 3.83
ne 10 H.2’
nw 10 12.50
nw 11 9.42!
el* ne 12 4.33'
se 15 16.00
nw 21 12.19
se 21 13.70
nw 24 15.63
sw 24 17.07
nw 25 15.41
ne 26 17.28
ne 27 18.27
sw 30 10.15
STEELE CREEK.
Twp. 31. Range 9.
Desc. Sec. Amt
pt sw se 2 * .28
pt sw se, 2 .40
!>t se sw 2 .29
pt nl* sw 2 1.22
pt nl* sw 2 11.00
el* se 3 7.70
pt e>* sw' 4 2.55
nw 4 6.26
se 9 6.27
W'l* ne 10 7.45
el* nw 10 6.68
e’* sw 10 6.6’
w’l* se 10 7.16
pt ne ne 11 1.49
pt nw ne 11 .34
pt nw ne 11 1.83
pt nw ne 11 8.84
sw se 11 4.52
nl* nw 11 '7.09
pt sw nw 11 3.98
pt se nw 11 1.08
pt se nw 11 .81
pt se sw 11 .34
ne se 11 4.62
nw se 11 3.3
se se 11 4.05
wl* sw 11 8.84
»e sw 11 3.38
ne 15 17.40
ne 17 7.32
nw 17 6.27
>sc. Bee. Amt.
ic 19 10.70
iw 19 10.70
io 19 11.15
iw 25 9.88
Wa »e 25 4.72
iw sw, nVs
sw. 27 8.08
le 30 11.45!
iVs ne 31 5.821
lV4 sw' 31 5.82!
se 81 5.82
s% 31 11.451
«w 32 • 11.451
ne 35 4.64;
iy. se 35 4.64;
Twp. 32, Flange 9. j
Desc. Sec. Amt.
ot 1 4 $ .44
ot 5 4 .52
ots 5 and 6 3
ots 2 and 3 4
lots 5 and 6 9
lot 6 10 3.33
s w 15 3.83
iw 20 3.33
?w 21 4.00
jy. se 22 2.11|
5% nw 26 2.11!
le sw 26 1.16J
tw nw 26 1.16!
le ne 27 1.16
ne 27 2.57
se ne 27 1.16
no nw 27 t.16
tvVi sw 27 2.11
?y2 se 28 2.11
nw, nw
sw, ne sw 29 3.92;
no 30 6.15
eVi ne 34 2.57
wy2 nw 35 2.57
bH 35 4.96
APPLE CREEK
VILLAGE
Lot. Blk. Amt.
3 1 .12
7, 8, 9, 10, 11 1 .17
1
2 2 .13
3 2 .12
4, 5, 6 2 .15
7, 8, 9, 10, 11 2 .17
1 3 .12
STUART.
Twp. 29, Range 15.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
sw 4 $13.19
se 6 14.16
ne 6 14.76
sw 6 14.24
wy. nw 7 9.14
nw 8 7.63
sw 8 7.63
sw 17 15.98
se 18 17.65
Twp. 30, Range 15.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
eMs sw 5 $ 3.04
se 6 3.04
ne 6 11.74
se 7 11.74
se sw 8 2.62
w% ne 17 5.16
eM» nw 17 6.16
n\k nw 18 5.03
sw ne 21 2.32
nw 21 17.28
sw 21 18.77
nw 30 17.80
sw 30 14.16
nw 31 14.16
nw 33 17.28
se 33 19.97
ne 33 17.28
Twp. 31, Range 15.
oet'. Aim.
sw 17 $ 6.12
ne 18 6.12
ne 19 6.12
sw 21 10.60
se 21 10.60
nVi 24 15.02
sw 24 10.60
se 24 7.63
se 26 10.60
eVi 28 20.95
w% swr 30 3.18
se sw 30 1.71
nw nw 31 1.71
Twp. 29, Range 16.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
se sw 1 $ 3.97
se 1 13.4)0
ne 2 13.00
sw 2 13.00
wVi se 2 6.61
se se 2 3.40
nw 8 7.62
ne 4 7.63
nw 7 6.30
eVi ne 11 4.98
nw ne 11 2.63
ne nw 11 2.63
ne 12 22.60
nVi nw 12 9.09
se nw 12 7.63
nVi sw 12 7.63
n% se 12 7.63
sw 13 19.61
eVa 14 7.65
nw 15 3.90
nw 17 18.73
sw 17 7.65
ne 18 8.12
Twp. 30, Range 16.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
sVi nw 2 $16.14
pt ne se 2 .43
pt ne se *2 .43
pt ne se 2 1.20
pt ne se 2 7.28
se se 2 7.70
pt 8Vi ne 3 14.29
pt sw ne 3 11.40
nw 3 12.07
SVi sw 3 13.50
pt ny2 sw 2 1.91
nV£ sw 3 11.91
nw 4 12.07
sw 4 22.46
sw 5 18.00
se 5 18.00
ne 6 9.70
sw 6 18.00
sw 8 17.28
se 8 17.28
ne 9 18.76
se 10 20.18
sw 11 34.17
sw 12 20.341
sw 13 16.20
n% 14 40.20
s Vi 14 55.69
ne 15 24.45
sw 19 9.10
nw 22 27.97
sw 22 17.28
sw 23 15.56
sw 24 15.55
nw 25 15.55!
sw 25 20.20
wVi se 25 7.82
eVi se 26 12.00
sw 27 17.95
sw 30 11.58
ne 32 11.58
ny2 se 36 7.80
Twp. 31, Range 16.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
sw 1 $ 4.01
se 1 7.63
sw sw 4 2.60
se 5 7.92
sw ne 6 2.17
wVa nw 6 4.05
se nw 6 2.17
s% 6 23.31
wVi eVi 8 9.82
nw ne 9 2.11
nVi nw 9 4.05
sVi ne 9 4.05
nVi se 9 4.05
se 10 7.92
sw 10 7.92
se 14 7.62
sw 18 ' 7.92
sw 19 4.01
se 19 4.01
SW 20 4.01
nw 20 7.92
ne se 22 1.15
eVi ne 23 3.92
sw ne 23 2.04
nw se 23 2.04
nVi sw 23 3.92
nw 24 7.63
ne 25 7.63
wy. 25 15.02
se 25 7.63
nw 26 7.63
nw 28 4.01
sw 28 4.95
Twp. 31, Range 16.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
all of 29 $ 9.68
eVa 30 7.30
sw 30 2.57
nw 30 2.57
eVi ne nw 35 .78
1 1 7.54
2 1 .89
7 1 2.40
8 1 2.40
nVi 12 1 .42
13 1 .89
1 2 2.10
2 2 .89
3 2 2.40
4 2 .89
pt 5 2 .42
pt 5 2 .42
7 2 .42
3 3 3.04
n Vi 5 3 .26
sVi 5 3 .26
7 3 .42
18 3 .42
Oesc. Sec. Amt.
I 4 .42
:0 4 7.64
1 4 7.54
2 4 7.54
4 4 20.80
11 4 1.61
4 1.61
:: 5 6.04
6 5 10.46
.0 5 .42
1 5 .42
2 o .42
1A BLOCK'S ADD.
TO STUART
Bot. Blk. Amt.
('. 6 6 8.95
.7 6 8.95
18 6 4.42
1 7 .89
2 7 6.83
3 7 2.40
5 7 .89
6 7 .73
7 7 .89
15 7 5.32
16 7 5.32
17 7 5.32
10 7 .89
11 7 .89
8 8 ,81>
9 8 .82
5 11 6.04
6 11 2.40
nit lot G 6.83
st of out lot
N IS 11 8.96
19 11 1.61
10 1, 14.89
BARBERRY'S
ADDITION
Lot. Blk. Amt.
1 A 5 .34
2 A .34
7 A .34
8 A .34
1 B .34
2 B .34
3 B .24
4 B .34
5 B .34
6 B .34
7 B .34
8 B .34
9 B .34
10 B .34
r. b .34
12 B .34
13 B .34
14 B .34
1 C .34
2 C .34
3 C .34
4 C .34
5 C .34
6 C .34
7 C .34
8 C .34
9 C .34
10 C .34
11 C .34
12 C .34
13 C .34
14 € .34
WESTERN TOWN
LOT CO.'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
5 2 6 .42
6 5 1.21
KIMBALL &
. BLAIR'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
3 14 6 .33
4 14 .33
5 14 .33
6 14 .33
5 19 2.15
6 19 2.15
HADDOCK'S SEC.
OND ADD. TO
STUART
Lot. Bile. Amt.
7 6 $1.10
10 6 .68
11 6 .68
12 8 .68
1 6 .68
1 7 1.33
2 7 .28
8 7 .68
9 7 .68
10 7 .86
11 7 1.10
12 7 1.33
13 7 .28
14 7 .28
9 10 .28
10 10 2.08
11 10 2.08
12 10 .28
13 10 2.60
1* 10 2.60
1 11 1.6C
2 11 .33
3 11 .63
8 11 1.3$
9 11 2.0$
1 12 .2*
2 12 .2$
3 12 .2$
4 12 .2$
5 12 .95
1 13 .2>
2 13 .2$
4 13 .2J
5 13 .25
6 13 .21
7 13 .21
8 13 .2?
11 13 l.K
12 13 l.K
13 13 l.K
14 13 l.K
1 15 l.li
2 15 .21
3 15 .21
4 15 .5
SWAN
Twp. 25, Range 15.
Desc. Sec. Amt
se sw 11 $ 2.1;
wy aw 13 2.St
sy nw 13 3.35
ne 13 6.8
ny se 19 2.77
se se 19 1.5(
ey ne 22 4.3<
ny se 22 5.1$
e% nw 22 2.8f
wy ne 22 2.86
sw sw 22 1.61
wy nw 25 2.86
sy ne 26 2.86
ey nw 26 2.86
nw sw 27 1.84
sw nw 27 1.84
ey sw 27 3.55
se 28 6.80
nw 35 5.50
Twp. 26, Range 15.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
sw sw 7 $ 1.40
ny nw 8 2.70
wy ne 8 2.70
ay sy 11 5.15
sy nw 12 2.61
ny sw 12 2.61
ey nw 18 2.61
lot 1 18 1.4<
wy ey 20 5.11
sy ne 23 2.61
se nw 23 1.40
ne sw 23 1.46
se se 24 1.4f
ne ne 25 1.4C
sy nw 25 2.56
ne sw 25 1.46
se ne 26 1 4C
sw ne 26 l.v»5
wy se 26 1.65
se sw 26 1.52
sy nw 26 1.65
ne sw 26 1.52
se ne 27 1.65
ny ne 27 2.56
sw ne 27 1.40
nw se 27 1.40
sy nw 27 2.56
ny sw 27 2.56
Twp. 25, Range 16.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
sy nw 7 $ 1.46
ny sw 7 1.46
ne 23 5.50
ny ny3 28 5.92
sy ne 28 2.86
ny se 28 2..86
sy se 34 3.46
so sw 34 1.84
Twp. 26, Range 16.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
ey sw 9 $ 1.36
nw sw 9 .79
sw se 9 .79
VRRDIGRTS.
Twp. 28, Range 9.
Dose. Sec. Amt.
se 3 $19.31
rie 4 16.95
ey nw 4 7.35
se 4 14.47
se 8 21.75
ne 13 12.15
se 14 12.tr
ne 17 19.31
ey sw 18 7.6$
nw se 18 3.36
pt sw nw 18 2.69
pt sw 18 .64
pt nw sw 18 5.91
pt nw sw 18 12.59
pt nw sw 18 1.47
pt nw sw 18 1.47
out lot "B" 18 2.6t
pt nw 18 .81
ne nw 19 3.36
sw 24 14.4
ny ne 24 6.1
ne 25 12.1'
[sy 27 24.0
i ne 27 12.1
! nw 28 12.1
Dese. Bee. Amt.
no 29 12.16
nw 30 12.70
so 30 7.68
nw 32 10.21
nw no 32 1.73
sM> se 32 3.36
nw 34 7.35
pt se no 34 .31
Twp. 28, Range 10.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
se 10 514.47
no 16 9:78
sw 15 9.78
se 16 7.35
no 23 15.11
so 23 30.20
so ne . 26 1.47
n^a se 26 3.36
sw se 26 1.47
PACK VILLAGE
Lot. Blk. Amt.
6 2 * .18
7 2 .18
8 2 .18
9 2 .18
10 2 .18
12 2 .18
13 2 . IS
14 2 .18
15 2 .18
16 2 .18
17 2 .18
15 2 .18
19 2 .18
20 2 .18
1 S .18
2 3 .16
6 3 .18
7 3 .18
8 3 .18
9 3 .18
10 3 .18
19 3 .18
20 3 .18
6 5 .47
7 5 .47
8 5 .47
9 5 .47
10 6 .47
13 5 .47
11 5 .47
16 5 1.02
1 6 .47
2 6 .47
3 6 .47
4 6 .47
5 8 .47
6 6 .47
7 6 .47
8 6 .47
9 6 .35
16 6 .47
17 6 .47
18 6 .47
1 7 .47
2 7 .47
3 7 .47
11 8 3.86
12 8 1.37
13 8 6.36
14 8 6.36
15 8 1.37
1 9 .58
2 9 .53
3 9 .53
4 9 .53
5 9 1.36
6 9 1.99
9 10 1.38
10 10 1.38
1 18 .24
2 18 .24
3 18 .24
4 18 .30
5 18 .30
6 18 .47
7 18 .47
11 18 .24
12 18 .24
13 18 .24
4 19 -24
11 19 .24
EAST SIDE ADD.
PAGE VILLAGE
Lot. Blk. Amt.
pt out lot A $1.99
1 2 .47
2 2 .47
6 2 .47
7 2 .47
8 2 .47
is 2 .47
10 2 .47
7 4 .29
x 4 .35
| 9 4 1.38
10 4 1.38
11 4 .71
12 4 .71
13 4 .24
14 4 .24
3 5 .54
4 5 .51
5 5 .54
5 5 2.28
8 5 2.28
1 6 .24
2 6 .24
3 6 .24
4 6 .24
5 6 .24
6 8 .2'
7 6 .2'
8 6 .2'
9 6 .2‘
10 6 .2'
11 6 .2'
12 6 .2'
i 13 « .2'
14 6 .2‘
: 1 8 .2'
2 8 .2=
3 8 .2
4 8 .2'
r, 8 .2<
1 9 .2
2 9 .2'
:: 9 .2'
1 9 .2‘
5 9 .2
1 10 .2'
2 10 .2'
3 10 .21
4 10 .2!
5 10 .2!
VILLAGE OF
EMPORIA
Lot. Blk. Amt
1 1 % .11
2 1 .11
3 1 .11
4 1 .11
5 1 .11
8 1 .11
7 1 .11
S 1 .11
1 2 .11
2 2 .11
3 2 .11
4 2 .11
5 2 .11
8 2 .1<
7 2 .11
8 2 .11
9 2 .11
10 2 .11
11 2 .11
12 2 .11
13 2 .11
14 2 .11
1C, 2 .11
18 2 .11
17 2 .11
18 2 .11
I 1 3 .11
2 3 .11
3 3 .11
4 3 .11
5 3 .11
0 3 .11
7 3 .«
8 3 .It
9 3 .If
10 3 .If
11 3 .If
12 3 .If
13 3 .If
14 3 .If
15 3 .It
18 3 .If
17 3 .If
18 3 .If
1 4 .If
2 4 .1t
3 4 .11
4 4 .11
5 4 .K
8 4 .11
7 4 .11
8 4 .11
9 4 .1
10 1 ■ 1
11 4 .1'
12 4 .1
1 0 .1
2 5 .1
1 7 -1
2 7 .1
3 7 .1
4 7 .1
r> 7 .1
8 7.1
7 7 .1
8 7 .1
9 7 .1
11 7 .1
12 7 .1
13 7 .1
14 7 .1
15 7 .1
16 7 .1
17 7 .1
18 7 .1
19 7 .1
; 20 7 .1
I 21 7 .1
1 X .1
3 8 .1
r-ot. Blk. Amt.I
3 8 .Ml
4 8 .16'
5 8 .16
6 8 .16,
7 8 .16j
8 8 .16
!» 8 .161
10 8 .161
12 8 ,16
1 9 .16
2 9 .16
3 9 .16
4 9 .16
a 9 .16
6 9 .16,
7 9 .16
8 9 .16
9 9 .16.
10 9 .16
11 9 .16
12 9 .16
13 9 .16
14 9 .16
10 9 .16
16 9 .16
17 9 .16
18 D .16
1 10 .16
2 10 .16
3 10 .16
4 10 .16
n 10 .16
6 10 .16
8 10 .16
1 It .16,
2 11 .16
3 11 .16
4 11 .16
6 11 .16
1 12 .16
2 12 .16
3 12 .161
4 12 .161
6 12 .16
6 12 .16
7 12 .1G
8 12 .16
9 12 .w;
10 12 .16
12 12 .16
1 18 .16
w lO . U>
3 IS .16
4 13 .16'
5 13 .16
6 13 .16
7 13 .16
8 13 .16
9 13 .16
10 13 .16
11 13 .16
12 13 .18
1 14 .16
2 14 .16
3 14 .16
4 14 .16
6 14 .16
6 14 .16
7 14 .16
8 14 .16
9 14 .16
10 14 .16
12 14 .18
13 14 ■ .16
14 14 .16
15 14 .16
16 14 .16
17 14 .16
IS 14 .16
1 15 .16
2 15 .16
3 16 .16
4 15 .16
6 15 .16
6 15 .16
7 15 .16
8 15 .16
9 15 .16
10 15 .16
11 15 .16
12 15 .16
13 15 .16
14 15 .16
15 15 .16
16 15 .16
1 16 .16
2 16 .16
WILLOWDAL.E.
Twp. 30, Range 9.
Dese. Sec. Amt.
nc 4 $10.35
nw 4 8.32
ne 5 9.29
nw 5 11.68
nw 7 9.10
sw 7 9.10
3e 7 9.29
ne 7 11.58
ne 9 8.32
Desc. Sec. Amt. |
iH »w It 4.27
tVa se 11 4.27
ie se 11 2.25
14 18.60
iw se 14 2.25
iw s\v 14 2.25
ic* sw 14 2.25
ie 15 10. ST*
ie 17 0.29
v\ 10 0.20
ic* 20 11.59
>w 25 8.82
0 . 26 16.50
1 27 0.21'
*vv 27 9.29
sc * 27 9.29
l v\ 30 9.29
se 31 11.58
iV- 32 20.68
le 32 9.29
l w 34 9.29
fc’Va 35 22.36
Twp. 30. Range 10.
Oesc. Sec. Amt.
iW 3 $ 9.89
>e 3 8.89
ie 10 8. SO
sVa ne 11 3.52
iw 11 8.89
le 12 8.89
se 22 9.29
se 23 9.29
vVa WH 26 9.29
iw 27 9.29
se 27 9.29
iw 34 8.17
»e 35 0.29
WYOMING.
Twp. 25, Range 14
Oesc. Sec. Amt.
sc ne 1 $ 3.00
!e nw 1 1.60
nw se 1 1.60
iw 3 7.48
ie sw 5 2.78
s% se 6 6.22
i^ ne 6 4.41
le ne 6 2.28
le se 6 2.28
ne 7 8.54
le ne 7 1.83
ie se 7 1.83
iw ne 8 2.78
■' O iu.lt
ic 9 10.71
>H nw 9 4.50
:i14 sw 9 4.50
.vlj nw 10 3.SI
IW 10 7.18
i<4 SW 22 3.21
nc 34 3.81
se 34 3.81
Twp. 26, Range 14.
Dose. Sec. Amt.
eH 3 $ 6.89
’ w 3 11.91
>e 1 8.08
i'4 nw 7 4.51
ntfi cVs 7 13.90
>•4 W<4 7 13.90
lH nc 9 4.89
i14 nw 10 4.89
>w 20 13.33
iH se 20 4.09
>w se 20 2.18
I w sw 21 2.35
>e 24 11.so
?e sw 28 2.35
>14 sc 28 4.50
w?4 ne 29 4.09
ie ne 29 2 14
>e 29 8.08
>14 sw 29 3.44
nc 80 10.74
tiH nw 30 4.09
>>4 nw 30 3.44
nVt sw 30 3.44
i14 ne, se ne,
ne nw 31 7.53
nc no 32 1.09
wl4 nc 32 4-.09
>e nc 32 1.80
ii'w se 82 1.44
wH ne 33 5.32
314 n «v S3 5.32
ic sw 38 1.99
w'4 bc 33 3.81
>e sc 33 1.99
1C ne 33 1.99
AMELIA VILLAGE
Lot. Blk. Amt
1 6 * .11
1, 2 12 .14
R 12 .14
6 12 .14
7 12 1.07
8, 9 12 .21
II 12 .14
12 12 .55
13 12 .65
14 12 .14
15 12 .14
GIRL MURDERED
ON W NG EVE
Suspect Groom, Because of a
Clew Furnished by a
Broken Horseshoe.
Wadsworth. Ont., Oct. 13.—With un
usual energy the police authorities are
endeavoring to unravel the mystery of
the murder of Ora Lee, 21 years old, a
handsome factory girl, whose body,
pierced by two bullets, was found early
yesterday on the road between Wads
worth and the hamlet of Custard Hook.
Guy Rasor, the man whom Miss Lee
was to have married this week. Is de
tained by the sheriff pending devel
opments of the police Investigation. Ra
sor denies all knowledge of the tragedy,
and In support of his denial exhibits a
marriage license procured at Wooster.
The body of the young woman was
found by Chas. Rasor, a cousin of
Guy Rasor, as he passed along the
road In the early hours of the day.
The principal clew that led to the
detention of Guy Rasor Is the fact
that along the road where the murder
was committed are plainly seen the
tracks of a horse with one shoe missing.
An examination of the stables at Rasor
home disclosed the fact that one of
Rasor's horses has a shoe missing.
Rasor refuses any explanation concern
ing this feature of the case. He de
clares he can prove an alibi.
Another police theory is that a rival
for the affections of Miss Lee may have
shot the girl on learning of her ap
proaching marriage to Rasor.
Miss Lee left Wadsworth last night
ostensibly to prepare for her wedding.
When the body was found the hands
were folded over the breast and the
limbs straightened out as If the corpse
had been carefully arranged after
death.
The girl's suitcase was on the ground
beside her. Her handbag was still on
her right wrist, and In her left hand
she clutched a handkerchief. There
was no evidence of a struggle. Rasor
apparently Is bowed with grief.
BIG RAIL MERGER
IS UNDER WAY
New York, Oct. 13.—A new railroad
alliance of gigantic proportions Is
forming and may lead to the merging
of the Harriman and Ahe "Rock Island
party" Interests, heretofore fierce ri
vals for prestige west and south of
Chicago,
The Rock Island company, which
controls railroad mileage second only
to that, of Harrlman’s Union Pacific
system, and which has been the most
formidable competitor of the Harri
man lines In the middle west and
southwest, has made arrangements
with Kuhn, Loeb & Co., who back all
of Mr. Harrlman's enterprises, where
by that house will act as fiscal agents
for the Rock Island and Its subsidiary
companies.
The transaction means that warfare
between the rival systems is to cease.
There Is to be no costly competition in
the way of Invasions Into each other's
territory. The companies’ two systems
will co-operate on traffic agreements
that are expected to be mutually ad
vantageous.
PICKETING MUST BE
PEACEFUL, SAYS COURT
Chicago, Oct. 13.—Considerably mod
ified and with a number of Its para
graphs vacated, the federal court In
junction Issued against the Iron Mould
ers' union, of Milwaukee, during the
strike at the Allls-Chalmers company's
plant several years ago, was upheld to
day by the United States circuit court
of appeals.
In enjoining the union from picket
ing, the higher court made modifica
tions which makes the Injunction en
join from "picketing In a threat
ening or Intimidating manner.” The
court held that the lower court went
too far in nrohlbitlng peaceful pick
eting, that there Is no reason for en
joining a boycott because none ex
isted.
AUTO RUNS 200 MILES
IN FOUR HOURS
Philadelphia, Oct. 14.—Geo. Robert
son, In a locomobile car, today ■pron
the 200-mlle automobile race around
the dangerous eight-mile course lu
Fairmount park. Time, 4 hours, 2 mln
lutes and 38 seconds. J. Patche (Acme)
second.
Several cars were wrecked, but no
one was seriously hurt.
The MotorParkway-Longlsland-Nas
sau sweepstakes, a 100-mile automobile
race for cars selling for 11,000 or under,
today was won by a Bulck car, driven
by Easter, In 2 hours, 7 minutes and 00
aaconds.
Burns Chalmers, of Detroit, won the
feurlcho sweepstake, 150 miles, in three
Sours, two minutes and 36 seconds.
Lyttle won the motor parkway
sweepstakes, 250 miles, the big race of
the day. Time, three hours, 19 minutes.
10 seconds.
William H. Sharp won the Garden
City sweepstakes, 200 miles. Time,
three hours, IS minutes, 34 seconds.
ART, DRAMA AND
LITERATURE UNITE
_____________ 4
New York, Oct. 13.—Art, literature
and drama will be happily mingled In
a new department house soon to be
erected on co-opreatlve plan at 24
Gramercy Park.
Richard Watson Glider and his son.
Rodman D. Glider, provide the literary
atmosphere. Art will be represented by
Jules Guerin and Herbert Lucas, an
architect, while the dramatic element
will be provided by Francis Wilson.
These five, together with Charles H.
Lee, of the United States Leather com
pany, have Incorporated at Albany the
No. 24 Gramercy Park company with
a capital of $160,000 to carry through
the project
The structure will be 12 stories In
height and will stand on a plot 61x103
feet. Anartments will be of the studio
type. Each of the six Incorporators
will havo a suite for his own use.
FOUR HORSES CREMATED;
PROPERTY DESTROYED
Mason City, la.. Oct. 13.—Fire orig
inating In a blacksmith shop owned by
Fred Hale, this morning destroyed the
shop, a large barn at the rear, and
badly damaged the John Bush agri
cultural warehouses.
Four horses belonging to the Peoples
Gas and Electrical company were cre
mated, and a big cable of the telephone
system was burned badly, crippling tha
service.
NIAGARA AS SUICIDE
RESORT IS ALARMING
Eleven Deaths in Falls or by
Shooting is the Record
Since July 1.
X VIOLENT DEATHS AT $
It: NIAGARA SINCE JULY 1 if
♦ Women. Men. X
♦ Plunged Into cataract. 3 2 +
Found drowned in ♦
♦ gorge . —
■f Found shot on Islands — 3 T
-f Total known deaths by sui- ♦
♦ clde or accident, 11. ♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦•»•
Niagara Falls, Oct. 12—To the grave
alarm of the reservation commission
ers and the horror of the people of
both the American and Canadian cities,
Niagara Falls has gained notoriety as
a suicide resort more rapidly this sea
son than Its fame as a place of pleas
ure has grown In years.
Eleven violent deaths since July have
caused the state authorities to consider
seriously what further measures may
be adopted to prevent despondent per
sons throwing themselves Into the fas
cinating whirlpool or seeking the en
trancing beauties of the Isle-dotted
cataract as the scene for taking their
lives by bullet or poison.
CORSETS WIN OUT IN
SUIT OF SALES GIRL
New Yrk, Oct. 12.—Attorney Chauncey
H. Beasley raised the always Interesting
question ot the effect of coreeta on the
charming being who wears them. Mr.
Beasley seemed to have gained the idea
somewhere that corsets weaken a young
woman s vitality and decrease her ability
to work.
Miss Katherine McKenna, of No. 20C
Runyon st., Newark, sued the North Jer
sey Railway company for $25,000 damages
for injuries she sustained In a trolley col
lision at Clinton avenue and Spruce street,
about two years ago. Miss McKenna tes
tified that her hurts hod compelled her to
give up her occupation as saleswoman and
even now prevent her from sleeping well.
She described other lamentable results to
her health.
Mr. Beasley, counsel for the company,
called Dr. John B. Gale, yesterday, and
started out to put a long hypothetical
question to him.
"If a young saleswoman squeeses her
"She doesn't have to," murmured a
youthful lawyer, associated In the case.
Mr. Beasley's question. In brief, was:
"If a young saleswoman, who haa to
' stand for hours at a time behind a coun
ter, squeeses her waist and Internal or
gans with tightly laced corsets will aha
. not be Incapacitated for such work?"
“Generally speaking, yes," said Dr.
I Gale, but he would not say that her cor
sets had caused the ills of which Mlsa
McKenna complained.
To go further Into the subject, Mr. Beas
ley called Dr. John D. McGill, of Jersey
City. The doctor would not say, either,
that Miss McKenna’s corsets had given
her Insomnia. But, apparently, he thought
that the Venus de MUo, who never wore
stays, would make a fine saleswoman It
she had arms.
Then Franklin W. Fort called Dr. Wil
liam Qulmby, Dr. Edward Seely and Dr.
Albert B. Nash, and they agreed that
Miss McKenna’s corsets had not Incap
acitated her as a saleswoman; rather, she
had been compelled to lace tighter aftei
the collision that her corsets might braes
her weakened form.
The Jury gave Miss McKenna $3,70(
damages, a distinct triumph for corsets
“SHADOW KISSING”
FIGURES IN SUIT
Chicago. Oct. 12.—''‘Shadow kissing,”
or. more accurately, “shade Kissing,”
will be a feature of the hearing of the
' suit for separate maintenance filed by
Mrs. Rose Allegretti against her hus
band, Benedetto Allegretti. a wealthy
candy manufacturer at 18-20 River st.,
which Is to be heard Tuesday before
Judge Ball.
It has been learned by Attorney Chas.
Stlefl, who Is defending Mr. Allegretti,
that several young women stenogra
phers In a building adjoining Mr. Alle
gret ti's candy factory are prepared to
testify that on several evenings they
saw on the shades In Mr. Allegretti’a
office shadows of a couple In the act
of kissing. Attorney Steffi will ask
these witnesses whether they are wlll
1 Ing to swear that the shadows thejr
I saw on the shades were made by Mr J
Allegretti and Miss Marie McLean, 230
I Webtser ave., former stenographer for
Mr. Allegretti, who Is mentioned In
Mrs. Allegrettl's complaint. The suit
was filed on April 21.
i Miss McLean, formerly was known aa
| "Darling Dolly," In the North Clark
j street roller skating rink.
STEPHEN A. UUUULAS,
SON OF LINCOLN’S
RIVAL, IS DEAD
Chicago. Oct. 12.—Stephen A. Douglas, *
■on and namesake ot the great rival of
Abraham Lincoln, died suddenly at his
home, 84 East Twenty-second st., last
night. Yesterday Mr. Douglas, with Wil
liam H. Taft, delivered an oration at
Galesburg, 111., at the 60th anniversary ofl
I the famous Llncoln-Douglas debate.
I His speech was delivered on Knox cam
pus, on the exact site where 50 years be
fore his father had contested the great na
tional issues with Lincoln. The speech ot
yesterday waB the last of a series of cain
| palgn speeches made in the last few
weeks by Mr. Douglas and he complained
of fatigue and a severe cold on his re
turn trip to Chicago. He collapsed sud
denly after dining with his family and
died before the arrival of a physician.
Mr. Douglas was 58 years old.
MUNSEY AFTER NEW
STRING OF PAPERS?
Terre Haute, Ind., Oct. 12.—Frank
Munsey, publisher, has sent a repre
sentative to Inspect the Star league
newspapers of Terre Haute, Indianap
olis and Muncle, which are to be sold
at receiver’s sale.
The Usual.
Customer (in book store)—My,
there's Professor Knowsltt over there,
and completely absorbed in that book.
I suppose he's reading some deep
scientific work.
Clerk—No, he's reading Joex’s "Fool
ish Rhymes for Foolish People."
Proprietor of Cheap Lunch Room—l
want you to print a note on my menu
cards under "Soups."
Printer—What do you want to say?
Proprietor—Patrons finding meat in
the soup will please return it at one*
to the waiter.
You Don’t
Get All
the
[tome Netus
Unless
Yoa Are a
Subscriber
for the
I
Frontier.
I
You
Had Better
Order
It Hoot.
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