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PROCEEDINGS
Piattsmouth, Nebr., Feb., 1, 1910.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Preterit, C. It. Jordan, L. D. Switzcr
and M. L. Friedrich, County Com -niissioners,D.C.
Morgan.County Clerk
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved, when the following
business was transacted, in regular
form: Statement of receipts and
disburtements at the County Trea
surers ofliee from July 1st, 1910,
received and approved. The County
Treasurer was this day instructed
to refund the following amounts
in taxes to the different parties named
below, account of error in same
having been paid under protest:
Mrs, Barbara Bookmeyer $ 15.9!)
A. G. Johnson '. 7.09
C. D. Clotlfelter 3.31
Mrs. Katherinc Stohlman .23.99
Frank Duxbury 3 . 00
J. L. Earl 40.80
The following Bonds were Approved;
First National Bank of Elmwood,
depository Bond Approved
First National Hank of Piattsmouth,
depository Bond, Approved, Bank
of Cass County, of Piattsmouth,
depository Bond Approved, Murray
State Bank, of Murray depository
Bond Approved, S. M. Prouty, Jus
tice of the Peace, Greenwood Precinct
Approved, G. V. Saxon, Constable
of Liberty Prect. Approved, Dan
Manners, Constable of Tipton Prect.
Approved, V. J. Schneider, Con
stable of Eight Mile Grove Prect.
Approved. Fred Weaver, Road Over
seer, ltoad District, No 4 Approved.
Dr. M. M. Butler, County Physician
Approved, Joseph Mullen, Member
of Soldires Relief Commission Ap
proved, Will ltummel, Assessor
Piattsmouth Precinct, Approved.
Petition of J. A. Talkington and
others asking that It. L. Newell
be appointed Justice of the Peace
in Liberty Prect., received and ap
4ointment made. Communication
ftyn Chas II. Roger asking that he
L. e nnnninted Constable in Weenintr
,, ft i
rater Lity, receiveu anu piaceu on
file.
Petition of II. D. Reed, and others
asking that C. T. Noel, be appointed
constable in Weeping-Water City re
ceived and appointment made.
Owing to the resignation of L.F.
Johnson, Assessor in South Bend
Prect., and on recommendation of
County Assessor, Mr. C. T. Richards,
was appointed t6 fill the vacancy.
Petition presented to the Board by
the committee in charge of the paving
district in the City of Piattsmouth,
asking the County Board to sign
same for paving street adjacent to
T'Court House, this property being
Embodied in the paving district.
Com issioners signing :C. It. Jordan
and M. L. Friedrich. J. II. Tains,
was this clay appointed Superin
tendant of the poor farm for the
ensuing year at a salary of $75.00,
per month.
The following claims were allowed
on the General fund:
S. M. Prouty.State vs J. II.
O'Brien,.; $ 6.80
W. O. Gillespie.State vs
J. II. O'Brien 13.50
Herman Cast, state vs
J. II. O'Brien, 3. CO
M. L. Friedrich, Salary
and Expense, 45.00
D. C. Morgan.Salary ,
and Expense, 211 .88
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic
REMEMBER
REXALL REMEDIES
ARE SOLD ONLY AT
THE
RELXALL STORt
I
Rexall 93 Shampoo WITH A
POSITIVE GUARANTEE
F. G. FRICKE & CO J
DRUGGISTS
EXPERT PILL MIXERS.
Platts. phone 186.
Itexall Cherry Juice.
C. It. Jordan, Salary ' ,
and Expense 46.40
William Peters.Juror fees, 3,50 J
L. D. Switzer, Salary I
and Expense, 50.75
S. F. Girdaret.Mdsc.to poor . . 12.45
Tom S. Svoboda, Salary
and Launrdy, 02.50
J. Adans & Son, Mdse, to
poor, IS. 45
James Velick, Assigned to
to C. C. Parmele, 4.75
J. A. Edgerton, Assigned to
C. C. Parmele, 9 .50
Stone Mircdantile Co.,
Mdse to poor 20.10
Detective Publishing Co.
Supplies to Sheriff 12.00
Remington Typewriter Co.,
Ribbons, -. 1 . 50
Jos. Fetzer, Mdse to poor, 80
Dr. L. Muir, Report
Births and Deaths, 1 . 75
Geo. D. Masenian, Report
Births and Deaths 3 00
Geo. Reitter Jr. Report,
Births and Death 1.50
B. I. Clements, Report
Births and Deaths, 4 . 75
W. E. Hand, Report
Births and Deaths, 2.00
Mike Tritsch, Report
Births and Deaths......... 4.00
P. S. Crink, Report
Births and Deaths 3.25
II. M. Soenniehsen Report
Birth and Deaths,. . . . 6.60
Wm II. Lyman, Report
Births and Deaths, o.Oo
A. Kurtz, Repoit
Births and Deaths,... 1.40
II. F. Kronn, Report
Births and Deaths 10
O. M. Streight, Report
Births and Deaths, 6.00
Adam Kurtz, Digging Graves. 5.00
Fritz Hesse, Labor at farm,.. . 13.00
Burlington Route, Ticket. . . .
toPaunCr 1.12
Theo. Oemm, Labor at
Court House, 4 . 38
Allen J. Beeson, Expense etc. . 28 . 85
Geo. It. Sayles, House. .
rent to pauper, 4 . 00
Swartz Mercantile Co., 10.61
. J. Snyder, Freight .
and drayage 9.50
Mary E. Foster,
Salary and Expense 134.50
Piattsmouth Telephone. .
Co., Rent and Tolls 20.90
Dr. B. F. Brendcl.
Inebriate Saml. Thomas. ... 8 . 00
D. O. Dwyer,
Inebriate Saml. Thomas 3.00
James Robertson, . .
Inebriate Saml. Thomas. ... 6 . 80
C. D. Quinton,.
Inebriate Saml. Thomas. ... 9.81
W. E. Hand
Inebriate Saml. Thomas.. . . 5.80
Henry II. Weidman,.
Inebriate Saml. Thomas 5 . 80
Dr. B. F. Brendel .
Insane case Vcrnie Kiser ... 8 . 00
Insane case Vcrnie Kiser ... 3 . 00
James Robertsan, . .
Insane case Vernie Kiser; . 8.85
C. D. Quinton.
Insane case Vcrnie Kiser. . . 20.67
Chas Beverage, . .
Insane case Vcrnie Kiser. . . 3. 10
Roy Davis, . .
Insane case Vernie Kiser. . . 3.00
Robert Propst.
Insane case Vernie Kiser ... 2.40
Jacob Lohnes, .-. .
Insane case Vernie Kiser. . . 3.00
Dan Kiser, . . .
Insane case Vernie Kiser ... 3 . 00
W. C. Ramsey, Salary.
and Expense 93.26
Dr. B. F. Brendel,....
Insane case L. C. Hansen, . . 8 . 00
D. O. Dwyer,..
Rexall Amcricanitis
Rexall Muentonc
Bell phone 68.
.s . Rexall Orderlies.
Insane case L. C. Hansen. . . 3.00
James RolxTtson. .
Insane case L.-.C. Hansen. . 9.55
Frank Lapham,
Insane case L. C. Hansen. . . 6.00
J. C. Olson
Insane case L. C. Hansen. . . 6.00
C. D. Quinton .
Insane case L. C. Hansen.. . 27.67
Jojn Kopia Mdse to poor.
farm, 43. iO
A. U. Morse & Co. .
Toilet paper. . , 5.50
James Stander, Refund
of tax CVi tifieate 75. S4
C. D. Quinton, Boarding.
City prisoners 13.25
C. D. Quinton, Boarding.
County prisoners and.
Salary 237.80
Fred Patterson, Ofliee work. . . 40 . 00
C. W. Baylor.Coal to Co 96 . 43
Mieheal llild, Suplies, 1.60
John Bauer, Repairs at...
jail and farm, '. 3 .95
J. II. Tains, Salary
for January
C. II. Lewis.hauling. .
ice to farm
"5.00
3.00
Nebraska Lighting Co .
Gas to jail and Court
house 25
.84
Nebraska Telephone Co..
Rent and tolls
2.10
Earl R. Travis.Bill of.
exception State vs Baker. . . 22 . 00
Claim allowed on Road fund:
Henry Snoke.Jr Road work. .
Road Dist. No 16
6.60
E. II u I bert Road work. ?
Road (list No 6 3.00
C. T. Richards Road work.. . .
Road Dist No 4 3
.00
D. A. Hursh Road work..
Road Dist No 16 8.00
Wm. Hulburt Road work. .
Road Dist No 6
1.00
Wm Stohlaman Road work. .
Road Dist No 8 158 .00
A. J. Schafer Road work
Road Dist No 9 15.00
Pitman & Davis Mdse
Road Dist No 10 35.53
The following claims were allowed on
the Bridge fund;
Cedcr Creek Lumber Co., Bridge
Lumber, 10.25
Board adjourned to meet
Feby., 15, 1910.
D. C. Morgan
County Clerk.
The Universitv of Missouri has
installed a course in poetry writing
That may be all right down in Mis
souri where there is a chance to escape
to the Bwamps. but it would not work
in Nebraska. But every state has its
freaks, and we do not know as a
course in poetry in Missouri is any
worse than a course in Bryanism in
Ne raska. "
W. C. T. U.
"The wife of the florist, do you
know her" The wife of the florist,
does anybody know her" It is too
bad even after the repetition of the
phrase, no one was brave enough to
own an acquaintance. The "Denying
Peters'" are still alive in Piattsmouth
it seems. Some more buttons should
be sold to pay a lecturer, who will
overlook the gravest evils of a town
(the saloons and gambling, and criti
cise a few women who are injuring
none and helping some to have a
few luxuries they would not other
wise have. Rev. Austin struck the
keyhole of the situation when he
advocated the "boosting" of the
saloons out of town, and every Christ
ain should glory in his manly frank
ness in putting the harm just where
it bclongiM. When the drain of the
saloon is removed such a puerile
"booster" will not need to come to
Piattsmouth to cry over the few
dollars spent by women for their
own betterment when hundreds of
dollars are squandered by men who
arc upholding a business whose exis
tence is a national disgrace and
which is run by men you will not meet
socially, and who are debarred from
65 Fraternal Orders.
"Beautify your town." Yes, and
the first step is the ablishing of saloons,
then it will grow beautiful like magic.
York docs not have to bo "boosted".
The town gets what goes to the saloon
in this place, and fair dealing holds
the trade and the homes of the wage
earners are sightly and comfortable.
In closing will say that if anyone
really wants to know the "florists
wife", the addresses of more than a
hundred can be given who know her
through her flowers and help in
sickness, and if the small minded
"tipper" will conic forward a few
inside inklings will be given that may
open the eyes to both sides of the
question, and last I will suggest to
the critics to turn to Mat hew, 7, and
and ponder on its meaning, for it
might include right feeling towards
eve n
"The Florist's Wife"
Postponed.
The first appearance of the Grew
Stock Company at the Parmele has
been postponed to February 9th
instead of February 4th as has been
advertised. They will play the- ''In
vader" at the opening.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
State of Nebraska, Cass County.ss
In County Court
n the matter of Estate Mary A.
Tucker, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
creditors of said deceased will meet the
administrator of said estate, before me,
County Judge of Cass county, Nebr
at the County Court room in Piatts
mouth, in saiil county, on the 9 day of
February 1910, and on the 12 day of
August 1910 at 9 o'clock A. M., each
day, for the purpose of presenting
their claims for examination, adjust
ment and allowance.
Six months from the 9th day of
February 1910, are allowed for the
creditors of said deceased to present
their claims, and. one year for the ad
ministrator to settle said estate, from
the 9th day of February, 1910.
W itness my hand and seal of said
County Court, at Piattsmouth, Nebr.,
this 14 day of January, 1910.
(SEAL) Allen J. Beeson.
78-8 Countv Judire.
t! f-l
Notice to Pay Up.
In the most friendly manner pos
sible I desire to notify all who arc in
debted to me in any amount that I will
expect a settlement of their account
at the time of the coming pay day. It
is absolutely imperative that all bills
e paid and no further notice will
be given, if you owe me in any
sum, you will avoid additional ex
pense and legal difficulties by calling
upon me at the time specified. If I
owe you, present your bill and vou
will get your money. Again I say
that this is positively the last notice.
70&75 t-f M. Fanccr.
Scaled Bids.
Piattsmouth, Neb., Jan., 11, 1910.
Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the County Clerk, up to noon
on Mnotlay February 7th, 1910, for
county printing for the year 1910, as
tollowi:
Printing Treasurer's report.
Bar Docket, Per Case, Other pages.
Road Notices.
Notice to Contarctors.
Call for Bids Etc.
Printing Commissioners Proceedings
D. C. Morgan,
County Clerk.
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Nebraska,
Cuss County
so IN COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of thn Rxtntn
of William Henry KdRerton,
deceased.
To all persona Interwtted In Raid stated
. iou are Hereby notified that the ad
mlnial rotors of said ratato have filed their
iinai report ami iietltnm, In this court, pray
ItiK that thi'lr accounts he nllowoil mil it
estates settled, and the administrators dis
ciplined, and the residue, of said assluned
uceordiiiR to law. That a hearing will lie
had upon said report and petition Is fore this
Court at I'lattsmoiith, In said county, on the
11 day of February. 11(10, at U o'elis k A.M.
on or before said day and hour of hearliiK.
aim mm an of licet oils, ir niiv nnmi. lu. r
milium my nana and the seal of the
county Court of said County this 24 day
SICAL.. ALLEN J. BKESON
"O-H County JikIkc
... LEGAL NOTES.
IN TMK COCNTY CO I HT OF THE
lUtix J Y tK t'AHM.
NEHKASKA.
In the matter of the estates NOTICE
of Samuel McFadden, OF
Margaret M. McFadden, H ISAM NO
inariotie m. nicpuddcn,
Laura McFadden. and Sarah
C. McFadden, dceaned.
TO ALL I'EKSONS 1NTERESTED--Vou
are hereby notified that on' thn
22nd day of March. A. I), luui m a nvi,.i
A. M there will be a lieurliiK upon tlu- accounts
ui uir nuiiiiiiisirauir anu rcution for final
settlement In said estate ami utrii.i,ti..n
made thereof, and that, all objections thereto
must Is filed fn this Court Ix-fore said hour
oi iicurinK on saiu nay.
'-'' . ALLEN J. IlEESON
Byron Clark and County Judge
Wm. A. Robertson,
Atttirneya for Kstatos.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Stato of Nebraska.
s. IN COUNTV COURT
Cas County,
In the matter of tlio estate of Mary Morgan
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the rndltors
of suid deceased will meet the administrator
of said estate, Is-fore me, f'ounty Judge of
Cass County Nebraska, at the County Court
room in I'lattstnotith. in said County, on the
Hit It day of February 11)10 and on the 22
August ihiu at in ocltM-k A. M., each day
for the purrxwe of presenting their claims
for examination, adjustment ami allowance.
Six months are allowisl for the creditors
oi Ram tmceaseil to present their claims, and
one year for the administration to settle
said estate, from the lllth day of February
Witneiw my band and seal of said County
Court, at I'lattsmoiith, Nebraska, tills 2
uay oi January mm.
... . ALLEN J. BEKHON
fT81' County Court
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COTUT OF CASS
U IN 1 I , NKUKAHKA.
In the Matter of tlio Estato OROKR
of Waclav (called James) TO SHOW
Krowlek, Deceased, CAL'HK.
Thla causo came on for hearing on the
petition of Will .1. Streight. administrator
of the estate of Waclav Krowlek, deci'iised,
iiraylng for licenso to sell Ixit HI, Is lng the
West half of the West half of South Fast
ouiirtcr of North West quarter of Sec. 1 2,
Twp. 1. Rge. 1.1 K. in Cass county. Nebraska
or a sufllclcct amount of the same to bring
the sum of t'MlWt for the payment of the
costs of administration, there not being
siiMlclcnt personal property to pay the same.
It Is therefore ordered that all persons In
terested In said estate apicar before, me at
the District Court nsim In riattsmmitli,
4'ass county, Nebraska, on the 21st dnv of
of Feby. 11110, at 10 o'clock A. M . to sliow
cause why a license should not ho granted
to said administrator to sell mi much of the
alKivo dewTilMtl real estate of said deceaseil.
as shall be necessary to pay said debu and
fXMnw. It is further ordered that this
onler lie published In Thn Nrmi Wrtkly ,u,
HtrnH, a semi weekly newspaper published
at riattsniouth, Cass county, Nebraska,
for a period of four weeks next prior to the
data of aald hearing. UaUil this 10 day of
January, ltflO.
HARVKY D. TRAVIS
Judga of tha District Court
9v-9
In the District Court ol Cas
County, Nebraska.
PuvldC.Criil. lMulntllT,
Pellii M. Henry, formerly Delia M. Clark; Frimk
VH
Uurk; Wallace, It. I'lurk: Jennie K. Chirk.
ince liiteriimrrleil with A. J. A tidi rsmi: Clin
ton S. Chirk; unit all other pervitin or purllei
unknown, rlaiminu uny riitlii. title, or interest,
In tlie reul estute deserilieil In liliilntirl s peti
tion, uiiil their unknown helrN ileremleiitN.
In nil tin1 ulHive mimed t efenilents. expeiit
'rank J. Chit k. ami Jennie K. Clark, now inter
married Willi A. J. Anderson. defendenlH.
ou ure tirrt'liy notilled that t he iiIkivo named
plaintiff, did on the thirteenth day of January.
!.. mill, hie hi iii'lillim In the ofliee of the
lerkof the district court aliove mimed. auulnst
yotl mid the other di'lenilents ulxive named the
olijeel and prayer of which Ik tuiiiil the title
io mo r.asi one-nan irc. 1-" I or the Nort heast
yuarter(NK 1-4) of .Sect Ion Twenty-six (-.M) uml
the South one-half of the Southwest Uuarter
(Sl-SSWI-t) of Section Swenty-three. all In
Township Twelve II J north of range Nine liil
III
in I ass t'oimty, Nebraska. In him the suid
plaintiff for the reason that plaintiff nod his
tirantom. the defendent named, w ho were the
sole and only heirs at law of William W. Chirk,
live used, late of lasH rounly. Nebraska, hav-
IliK been In theopon, actual, viHltile, coiitlnuoii,
peaceful exclusive, notorious, adverse, umlls-
turlH'd. ami undisputed possesion of all the
mild real estate deserilKtl for more than twelve
years last past, clalmitiK title thereto, pu.vltiK
he taxes on the same as they lveoume dun and
payalile, und maklnu valuable improvements
thereon, and Tor a perpetual Injunction for
liiddintf all of said dcfcnilcnts from chiinilnn
liny right, title, interest, or estate, In or to
said real estate und premises described, or
liiterruptiuit Ills use und occupation thereto.
I'luluttlT prays for u decree outclliii; the title
to said real estate In him. und for other relief
that eiilty may demand.
on are miulred to answer said petition on
or before the Twemy-tlrst day of fc'ebuuiy, A
11. into.
Dated January 111, 1(1 10.
Duvld C. frill.
77 8 Plaintiff.
Notice.
Not l ce In hereby irlven that the annual nirv
liiKof the Stockholders of the llurllnirton &
Missouri Klver It K. Coin pan y In Nebraska,
will be held In Plultsmoutli, Neb., at IO A. M.,
Ken. S4, I Hit).
l'he mcetltitf will lie held for tlio eleetionof
nine Directors for the company to serve durliut
the ensuring yeur. und for the transact Intuit
such other biwiuoHs un may let-nil y come be
fore Wit W. T. Durke.
73-10 Secretary,
Hit Monument.
Sandy McGregor, a thrifty man hi
a land of thrift, was seen In Glasgow
wearing a lustrous sparkler lu his cra
vat. To him Bald Sandy McPerniott,
"Who gi'n ye the dl'mon', McGregor?"
"Nohbut myself," was the answer.
"Oh, aye," ventured the questioner.
"Yo've been tratlu' yersel', eh?"
"No that, eyther," McGregor made
reply. "But ye ken I'm execooter of
the estate o' Su minis McDougal?"
"An, ye hne yer nan's In the pile
the noo?"
"Hush, man," said McGregor, look
ing hurt, " 'a' r th' will, l-'lrst It suid
his lnwfu' dents were to be pitltl,
which was onnaleessary under law.
Then It said th' execooter was to set
aside thlrty-fl' nun' for th burylu'.
D'ye mind?"
"Oh, aye," responded McDeruiott.
"An then he wished th' execooter to
procure ns handsome a stone na could
be had In a Glasgy fer a iuather o'
seventy pun'."
"Aye?"
"Aweel, mon," concluded McGregor,
"this Is the stone."
Illustrating a Word.
Myra Kelly, whose stories of chll.l
life on the east side of New York an
well known to magazine readers, tell:
many amusing stories of her experl
enees in teaehlnir the young Id'a ol
foreign extraction how to shoot In
English. On one occasion she was at
tempting to demonstrate to a class ol
youthful pupils the exact mennlng ol
various words, using the plan of tnk
lug a word, carefu'ly explaining !(
meaning and then i.sklng one of tin
class to construct a sentence contain
Ing that word. Among other word'
she selected was "disarrange," ant!
after having attempted to make It 5
mennlng absolutely clear she called
upon a little Italian boy for an oral
demonstration. After an Interval of
deep thought he gave utterance to this
"My papa lie get-a up early In dt
morning for a light-a de fire ln-a dt
kitchen. Vc fire he go out. and my
papa say, 'Dnmn-a dlst-a range!"'
Tha Bithop Won.
"There was an English bishop, the
bishop of Oxford, who could reel off
wonderful rhymes," said a London
clergyman. "The bishop once wrote
a rhyme, about a cassowary:
"I would I were a cassowary
On the plains of Timbuktu!
I would eat a inh'slonury,
Cassock, bands and hymn book tool
"A dispute once arose about the au
thorship of that rhyme. The bishop
of Oxford claimed It, and a punster
on runeb also claimed It. According
ly, os a test, the word Jehoshaphat
was submitted to the two claimants
for rhyming. The man who best
rhymed that difficult if not impossible
word would be Judged the true author
of the cassowary effort.
"Well, the Punch punster failed fell
down completely but the bishop of
Oxford easily proved his rightful own
ership of the casKownry production by
dashing off on the spur of the mo
ment this magnificent effort:
"The valiant Kins fietin&rhcrlb
Of any man could crack a rib,
But could not of Jeho?;iiliat,
And that because he was so fat."
"s)JJJi '4$lf18 8a sja s jl sSs ajssJaaJssJieUse!"
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Hugh Norton, Agent.
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