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• 150 the Year 75 Uents Hlx Months
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For United States Senator,
R. J. BURKETT.
For Governor,
0. H. ALDRICH.
For Lieutenant-Governor,
M. R. HOPEWELL.
For Secretary of Slate,
ADDISON WAIT.
For Auditor,
SILAS R. BARTON.
For Attorney General,
OBANT C. MARTIN.
For Land Commissioner,
E. B. COWLES.
For Treasurer,
WALTER A. GEORGE.
For Superintendent Instruction,
J. W. CRABTREE.
For Railroad Comralsssoner,
HENRY T. CLARKE, JR.
For Congressman, Sixth District,
M. P. KINKAID.
For State Senator,
W. A. GOBLE.
For State Representatives,
III. A. ALLEN.
D. II. CRONIN.
For County Attorney,
J. II. MEREDITH.
Governor Shallenbcrger was like
Jim JelTries; he couldn’t come back.
The official count from the several
counties give Dahlman a majority
of 305 over Sballenber^er.
If Oovernor Shallenterger had it to
to do over again the open primary
law would receive the official veto.
The Dahlraanltes are unanimous In
the belief that Shallenberger is a ' tin
horn” sport. Tin horns are poor
losers.
Georgle is about as peeved over the
nomination of Dahlman as lie was
when the county board refused to al
low him to grab 14,600 for publishing
the scavenger tax list.
Judge Dean received the democratic
nomination for congress in this dis
trict, defeating W. J. Taylor by four
votes. Taylor won the nomination on
the populist tloket by about 200 and
announces that he will make the race
on that ticket.
iiecounts seem to De very popular
with would-be democratic office hold
ers. The latest to enter the lists is
W. J. Taylor, who lost the democratic
congressional nomination In this dis
trict by four votes. He asks a re
count cf the democra tic ballots cast
in this district.
Recount of the ballots in all the
counties asked for by Governor Shall
enberger, except Donglas, has been
completed and Dahlman Igains nine
votes on the recount. It begins to
look as if the governor would have to
retire to his farm in Harlan county
after January 1st, and the chief oil in
spector will probably be coming back
to this city to take up Ithe practice of
law.
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The recount of the votes oast at the
recent primary in Douglas county was
stopped by an injunction after the
votes in one precinct had been re
counted. The successful democratic
candidate for county commissioner
in Douglas county had a lead of but
live votes over his nearest competitor,
and the latter had asked for and been
granted a recount. In the precinct
counted the contestant gained two
votes and the man who was nomi
nated on tlie face of the returns stop
ped further canvas of the ballots by
injunction. Now that the case has
reached the courts it is hard to tell
when the case will be decided or what
the outcome will be. The recount of
this precinct did not make auy change
in the vote as returned on governor.
Why Farmers are Republicans.
Forced to face the fact of tbe great
benefit which comes to the Ameri
can farmer by reason of Republican
tariff legislation, the Democratic lTn
nited States Senators who recently
Iiibmitterl their minority report on
the question of wages and prices; seek
to deceive that prosperous element in
our population into the belief that
It is free trade and not protection
that this country should have.
Notwithstanding the ihcrease in
the price of farm products, the far
mer, they say, "has realized a small
net return on bis labor and Invest
ment.”
The time ha^ gone by, however,
when shifty ge itlemen can make the
Amerlcan farmer believe that sort of
nonsense. The farmer lias come into
his own and Republicans are glad of
It. He knows that conditions were
never before better for him than
r glit now and Ire will not take kindly
to the suggestion which the demo
crats make In this campaign that he
help put them back into power. Many
of them ate old enough to remember
tire last democratic administration
which put Into force free trade ideas
In thlscountjy and compelled farmers
to endure four years of awful adversi
ty. Tilings are different now. Now
he is prosperous and he knows the rea
son why. To quote a leading author
ity:
"To-day there Is not a farmer in the
country who for a given quanity of his
products can not buy and lay down at
his door more of the necessities of life,
more of clothing, more of everything
that goes to make up the comforts of
a home, notwithstanding the high
prices, than ever before in the history
of our country.”
Under these circumstances the dem
ocratic doctrine of distontent and
disaster appeals to the American far
meronly as some to be spurned.
Notice.
Ail persons are hereby warned nol
to trespass upon the N. E. 1 of Sec
31, township 30, range 10, from dat<
hereof, under penalty of law. Datec
at O’Neill, Neb., August 25, 1910.
10-3p. Gotleib Reichert.
Supervisors Proceedings.
O’Neill, Nebr., Aug 10, 1910. i
o,clock a. m.—Board met pursuant t<
adjournment, no quorum present
Hoard adjourned until 9 o’clock to
morrow morning.—J. D. Grimes
chairman, S. F. McNIchols, count]
clerk.
O’Neill, Nebr., Aug., 11, 1910, I
o’clock a. m — Board met pursuant t<
adjournment, all members present
On motion the minutes of the Iasi
meeting of July 28, and 29 were rear
and approved.
Mr. Chairman: I move that thi
chairman appoint a committee ti
view a damage claimed to be done b]
back water, claimed by Scott.
Th. D. Slevers
Otto Nllson.
Motion carried.
Aug. 11th, 1910.
Mr. Chairman: I move that where
as the cunditlun of the Whiting
Bridge demands immediate attention
in order to protect said bridge, anc
prevent serious damage thereto, thai
a committee of two be appointed bj
the chairman to confer with the Boyc
County Supervisors, or with a com
mittee apointed by said Board, it
session with full power to act for tin
purposes of taking whatever step:
may be necessary immediately to pre
vent further damage to said bridge
and injury to the public, with the uo
derstanding that the Boards of botl
counties will ratify the action taker
and things done In accordance witt
this motion, including necessary re
pair. J. M. Hunter.
Con Kramer.
Motion carried.
Chairman appointed as such com
mittee, Nilson and Hunter.
O’Neill, Nebr., Aug. 10,1910
Hon. Board of Supervisors: Youi
petitioner respectfully represents that
he was assessed for the year 190£
for the same property in both Ewing
and Deloit precincts, that he paid hi*
tax in Deloit precinct for said year a*
Indicated by receipt 2053 and respect
fully requests your honorable body tc
strike from the list the tax assessed
against him for said year in Ewing
precinct Respectfully.
Fritz J. J. Ziems.
On motion prayer of petitioner was
granted.
On motion Board adjourned until
1 o’clock p. m —J. D. Grimes, S. F.
McNichols, county clerk.
O’Neill, Nebr, Aug. 11, 1910. 1
o’clock p. m. Board called to order
all members present On motion the
Board took up the matter of several
road petitions, and continued further
investigation until next meeting. On
motion Board adjourned until Aug.
23, 1910.—Board of equalization ad
journed until same date.—J. D.
Grimes, chairman, S. F. McNichols
county clerk.
O’Neill, Nebr, Aug. 11, 1910. 9
o'clock a. m. Board met pursuant to
adjournment, no quorum present,
Board adjourned until 1 o’clock p. m.
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—J. D. Grimes, chairman, S. F. Mtf
Nichols, county clerk.
O’Neill, Nebr., Aug. 11, 1910. 1
o’clock p. in—All members present,
except Nilson. On motion Boa'd
took up tile matter of investigating
bridge claims. On motion a commit*
tee was Instruct!d to investigate all
outstanding judgments, and report
same.—On mutlun Board adjourned
until 9 o’clock tomonow morning —
J. D. Grimes, chairman, S. F. Me
Nichols, county clerk.
O’Neill, Nebr. Aug. 24, 1910. 9
o’clock a. rn.—Board called to order,
all members present. On motion the
Board took up the matter of claims
and investigation of the same, On
motion Board adjourned until 1
o’clock p. m.—J. D. Grimes, chair
man, S. F. McNichols, county clerk.
O'Neill, Nebr., Aug. 24, 1910. 1
o’clock p. ro.—Board called to order,
all members present except Nilson.
On motion Board continued investi
gation of judgments and claims.
The following judgments were paid
In 1909 and 1910.
Dec. 13,1900, clerk of the dis
trict court paid judgment
and costs with Interest....* 30 12
July 10,1909, clerk of the dis
trict court paid judgments
and costs with interest— 2355 42
July 10, 1909, clerk of the dis
trict court paid judgments
and costs with interest. 2356 57
June 24, 1909, clerk of the dis
trict court applied on judg
ments and costs with In
terest. 123 83
Dec. 30,1909, clerk of the dis
trict court applied on judg
ment and costs with in
terest. 1915 87
ay 12,1910, clerk of the dis
trict court paid balance
due on judgments and costs
Mwlth Interest. 4 01
Dec. 11,1909, clerk of the dis
trict court applied on judg
ment and costs with in
terest. 1225 95
May 12,1910, clerk of the dis
trict court applied on judg
ment and costs with in
terest. 3795 99
June 14,1910, clerk of the dis
trict court paid balance due
on judgment and costs with
interest. 80 99
June 24, 1910, clerk of the dis
trict court applied on judg
ment and costs with in
terest. 969 01
Total.13,457 77
Mr. Chairman: We your commlt
tie appointed to investigate the fin
ance of the county beg leave to re
port that the following judgments ex
i Ists against Holt county:
, Rafe Shaw, on Record 4 page
15.* 208 60
Townsend Bridge Co. and M.
L. Ilershiser, record 4, page
20. 899 41
Townsend Bridge Co and M.
L. Ilershiser, record 4, page
20. 990 10
Townsend Bridge Co. and M.
1 L. Ilershiser, record 4, page
20 . 889 53
, Townsend Bridge Co. and M.
L. Ilershiser, aecord 4, page
1 21. 310 07
Fidelity Bank, O’Neill, Nebr
and M. L. Ilershiser, record
i 4, page 25. 424 75
Total.*3722 46
M. P. Sullivan.
J. M. Hunter.
On motion Board adjourned until
» o'clock tomorrow morning.—J. D.
Grimes, chairman, S. F. McNichols,
county clerk.
O’Neill, Nebr., Aug. 25, 1910. 9
o’clock a. m.—Board called to order,
all members present. On motion
1 Board continued investigation of
claims against the county. On mo
tion Board adjourned until 1 o’clock
p. m. — J. D. Grimes, chairman, S. F.
McNichols, county clerk.
O’Neill, Nebr., Aug. 25, 1910. 1
1 o’clock p. m — Board called to order,
all members present. On motion the
following bonds were approved.
Charles Venulst, road overseer to
fill vacancy, road district 46.
J II. Davis, Jr., road oversear to
till vacancy, road district 43.
O'Neill, Neb., Aug 19,1910.—To the
lion. Board of Supervisors of Holt
county, Neb.,—Gentlemen: Please
transfer all monies In the High School
fund of Dist. No. 27 to the general
fund of said district. A. L. Rouse,
Director.
On Motion prayer of petition was
granted.
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O’Neill, Ncbr, Aug. 12,1910,-Hon.
Hoard of Supervisors.— Gentlemen:—
Your petitioner respectfully repre
s nls that on Dec 1. 1908, through
error be paid 1908 lax on pari, of the
28-30 14, which appears on the tax
list in the name of Frauk Ga/.da
That your petitioner ownes part of
the S. W. S. W. 28-30 14 which ap
pears in the name of ilookstra on the
tax list for 1908. That he paid the
tax on this land Aug, 12, 1910, and
respectfully requests your Honorable
body to order a refund of *2 62, the
amount erroneously paid.
Respectfully.
E. C. Olmstead.
On motion prayer of petition was
granted.
Mr. Chairman: 1 move that in the
matter of tile application of Chas. E
Gibson fur a Quit Claim deed to the
County’s interest in tiie SEi 1-27-13.
for consideration of $50.00 that the
same be referied to the County At
torney with authority to make the
deed. M. P. Sullivan.
Otto Nilson.
On motion prayer of petition was
granted.
Statement of the Southfork Fair
Association:
On hand Jan. 1, 1909.$ 4 29
County A,ppropration. 300 (0
Received from Chambers State
Hank . 248 00
Membership tickets... . 103 00
Day tickets. 156 84
From all other sources. 65 84
Total.$877 85
Paid in Premiums.$472 10
Paid for racing. 113 00
Paid for labor.. 139 30
Paid on indebtedness. 151 60
Total.876 00
Halance on hand Jan. 1, 1910_$1 97
W. S. Grimes, Treasurer.
Aug. 22, 1910.
To the Hon. County Board of Holt
County.
The following is an abstract of the
taxable property of Holt County, com
plied from the assessment records as
certified by the County Assessor and
Secretary of the State Board of
Equalization:
Total personal property... 1,007,865 00
Total taxable lands and improve
ments. 2,016,278 00
Total taxable City lots and improv
ments. 167,567 00
Pullman Palace Car Company..
. 2,225 00
Private Car Lines. 895 00
Railways, C. & N- W....40,062,020 00
Railways, C. B. & Q. 101,350 00
Railway Terminals . 35,629 00
Total.3,732,630 00
S. F. McNichols, county clerk.
By. P. C. Kelley, Deputy.
Mr. Chairman: I move that the
following levies be made on the Dol
lar valuation for year 1910.
General fund.8 8-10 M
Bridge.4 M
Special emergency fune.1 M
Soldiers Relief fund. 2-loM
Judgment fund.1 M
Otto Nilson.
M. P. Sullivan.
(First publication Aug. 25.)
Notice to Delinquents.
Notice is hereby given that the ren
tal upon the lease contracts to the
following described school lands in
Holt County, Nebraska, as set oppo
site the names of tire holders thereof,
is delinquent and if the amount which
is due is not paid within 60 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 te
cord in the manner provided hy law.
SI NJ Sec. 16, Twp. 30, H. 11, Lewis
W. Knapp.
N1 SEi, SWi SE1, NW} Sec 36, Tp
32 R 16, John Halsch & .1. 1) Bloom
NEi Sec. 36, Tp. 32, R. 16, (1 (Jle\e
land.
All exc. NWi NWi Sec. 16, Twp. 2P,
R. 10, Don F. Bissell.
All Sec. 16, Tp. 32, R. 10, Henry
Ilartland.
Si NEi, NiNWi Sec. 36, Tp. 26, R.
12, J. L. Coppac.
August 23, 1910.
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