I
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910;
PLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOUKNAL.
r TWO
PROCEEDINGS OF
COMMISSIONERS
OF CASS GOUNTY
This Meeting Marks Passing of the
Old County Officials and In
stallation of the New.
Prick, coal to oiiutjr
a
plutUnmuth. Nebr.. Jan. 7. 1919
Hoard nut pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present. Jiiliu A. Pitz. '. K.
Mi-ilmcr him! Ih-nry Snoke. County
Commissi.. ners and Frank J. Llber
hlial. County Clerk.
Minutes ft previous Kersion read
anil approved when the follow I we
liiiriii-ss was transacted in regular
f"ri"uAHK fiMisaiNi: appkovfp
A pp! n u I ion received from the
I.I. ItnrlliiL-tnll & Oiilncy Kail-
road company. asking the Hoard of
Countv Commissioners to approve,
a'tcn.tions made in grade crossings
In connection with its lino of rail
way near Ashland, in Cass county.
Nebraska, in conformity with the
i.r.l-r f March 2. 1'JI7.
After investigation, the Hoard
adopted the following resolution?
Now on this 7th day of January.
l!il!'. tlo-ro Savin;; hoen presented tij
Hi- I'.oard of Countv Commissioners
of Cuss rnMliiy. :chr.isK!i. an uppu
i iiioii of the Chicago, Purlingtrui &
tJi'liH V K.illrond company to approve
:! alteration made y it" in certain
5. i. :::. ir. Cos county, .Nebraska,
'and the overhead and underground
, rn : iti'; mi the pnhllc hiuhwiivs ovor
rind under tlie line of the Chicago.
IhirliiiKtoti X Qtilncy Uailroad com
,.nv iifvu- Ashland. Nebraska, and
the ciminiisKioners being well advis
ed as to what ha heel done with
respect to raid crossings, the said
alterations ami crossings are in all
tliiisi.s approved.
It is therefore Considered, by the
t iiuiii-i. thai tl'e Chicarro.
Pot li-it-.ton X tiuiney Uailroad com
Puv h:n lull: complied with the
r ;it i'-.i lo-i y. rantrd it bv t hese Com-;
itti-;-doiiirs on the 20th day of March.
I!I7. vi::- ii'i j'im'! to .said hiixhwayj
and ro: ; in-;i; and the said crossing",
: mi highway nr thus coukI rooted nr
: i ij.: rd ! tin Conniy Commission-
C. G
Julia a" Vi tt." ' salary a ud
rnile&B
Henry J. labor at couuty
farm .
U C. Morgau. postal supplies
Julius A. Pit, auto hire
V G. Hull, director of School
IHnt. No. 5. room rent for 2
elections. Kock Hluu prect.,
A. G. Cole, salary and exp.
Mike TrltBCh. expense
O. G. Douglas, medical aid to
Mrs. Kinmons
G. I.. Farley, salary for I
ceruber. 1918
O. M. King, bringing boot
leggem to court house
1). Saxton. mdse. to Mrs.
Emmons
If M. Soennlchsen. mdse. to
Hart. S10: Collons. S5 and
Warden. $10
A. J. Snyder, postage
Ambler Pro., uidse. to Mrs.
I Mi (held
The J. I. Cooke Co., stamp
to County Clerk
University Pub. Co.. examina
tion questions to Co. Supt
Karl U. Travis, services ren
dered County Attorney
John Kopia. mdse. furnished
to Mrs. Ilurian
I'tilou Lumber Co.. coal for
Mrs. Kninions
F. II. Nichols. nidse. to Mrs.
Mat zke
Mrs. A. I.. Marshall, care of
.Mux Pernor for 4th quarter
Jewi F. Wars, repair work.
county poor farm
Hector & Swatck. material to
court Iioum'
Variety Store. flag to court
i house
I.. It Lgoiiberuer. r.uhe to
Mrs. Kiishinsky, $1..; Har
ris. ?4S.2.-
F. J. Fricke Co.. drills.
etc.. to county farm
c. F. Hartford, fuel to county
Peters K Parkrr. work at the
r.mri lioure and jail
Kroehbr Itnw.. mdf.e. to (lie
county farm
A. llawriek. heatiiu; stove to
county farm
petor V. Swntck. imlse. to
ro:u:( I'iM'tn
Julius A. Pit7.
99.80 C. R. Heebncr.
I Henry Pnoke.
Commiiisioners.
County Clerk.
3.60
IE. B. H;iichi.-on. do, Di-.t. 27
I Piter Hc::ril:ttn, do, Hist. 1 r
W. A. Hardnock. do. Di3t. 1
W. A. Joiic'.', do, Dist. 4
Mt-lvin A. .Miller, do. I)u;t. 1
Jan X 11! ' niclii'.rd Hch-j Dernier, do. in
udjournmcnt.! diK'rict No.
llii J. I". J.lll'ii'l. n, I'lri. -j.-
i., c.i i, Oehierkinir. tlo.
jf.dlowin Misiness was irauc.eu ..... . ,,,,,,..
1" 00 nKUlar U , a a i:. P.. l,CT!er. do. Hist.
Bonds Approved i H,r,y soon,. . ni.st.
7 7-l The following oinciai iionus ,.M ,ll.rf.. .;. m..,. r,
- l... ,. wii'i rn ' i ..... ... . .
.Aill'.er. no. ijisi. J
5.
3.
11.
00 piatlMUOuth. Nebr.
? i P.oaid met as per
0 ..in. tl iiKMiibera present ai
j following fmsiiiess was transacted in
!0.00
No. 1"
13
i;
H. 1J. Jameson, assessor of Wccp-
i o of:
, o i I
25.00
2.00
11
.6
.74
.r.o
:..oo
ri.:.o
7. r.o
13.00
, Ipk Water precinct.
I, H. F. Kropp. usficfcor of NeliawKa
precinct.
Waltir Hyers
Hlofl's precinct.
John Meflord
precinct.
.lames M. Hoover
ville precinct.
John McKay, nssessor of Weej)in
Water precinct.
rT ..L ..r. r i.l l , :i;Mi!iSlir lAf
' . . u ....
IV en i i"i pi i '
M. K. Pushnell. assessor of South
llend precinct
ust;essor of Hock
assessor Salt Cree k
arstMnor, Louis-
assessor of Stove
2. nr.
3.0 0
;.".. 2
1.0
2 3 .-"
3 l.l'.O
S.70
s.oo
C. W. Jewell.
Creek precinct.
J. G. Meisinner, assessor of Kisht
Mile Grove precinct.
A. I. Denpuin. assessor of Plat tu
rnout h city.
M. Mauzy. assessor of Plattsmoittli
city.
Jacob Jo!ian'i:en. rr;;.I overseer 1
road district No. 7.
Aus Krecklow, road overseer of
load district No. K.
11. A. Meisinser, road overseer
road district No. 2.
A. J. Hoover, road ov:'rsvr
road district No. 3.
I. T. ltover. road oversr
di;t"ict No. 13.
A.. Archer, justice cf tlii
Plal tsmoiit h.
A. F. Pecker, justice i f
. i for Louisville.
H. Archer, polue magistrate l.r
!'!:vtt:l!llouth.
G- orse K. Savles. eMiiitv 1 1 r I . .
Alpha C. I'eierto'i. county siiper
intcndeiit .
Fred I'iitterson. county surveyor.
IMirt l. SliMiiuui. re;Ai.i-ter of deeds.
A. G. Cole, coney at t orr.ey.
Mike TriUch. county treasurer.
i!T-iir Miller
IM Iiiru:i. tiu, Dist. 10
I A. A. Turk. iio, Dit. 1 ."
1C. Ket Unit. do. Dist. 12
'Adolph J. Uoss. do. Dist. 12.
. linv fcit krnnu. 5o. Dint. lf
'Aio' Kreiiklow, do, Dist. S
l;arl .1. I'.iiK-y, iio. Wist. l
Henry Kikcrm;:n, do, Dist. "
I A. A. T urK. tlo. ii?t. J -
111. O. Huic.hiiis, do. Diet. 13
I C. G. Andersen, do, Dist.
Will M. Hoover, do. Dist. 3
IN. C. D les Dernier, do. road
I district No. 12 17."".
L. G. Walrndt. do. Dist. r, .00
J. Clark Gonzales, do. rond
3.00
13.12
18.70
fi. 1'.
:.7".
1 1.2.r,
30.30
4.50
.75
15.00
19.90
12.00
7.50
;.oo
7.50
3.00
13.52
7.15
S.25
0.00
S.25
33.75
district No. 15
K. K. Norris. do, Di;-t. 13
Slurr'ian Wolf., iio. Dit. (..
A. J. Schacfor. do. Dit. 9
K. li. Norrij. do. Dist. 13
1 ?.S5
17.25
9.M)
:'..3 7
18.37
On
meet
motion the Hoard adjourned to
Thursday. January ?. 1SH.
J. LIP.KliSHAL.
County Clerk.
i FRANK
(lf J iilius A. Pitz.
C. H. Heebuer,
ot Henry Snoke.
I oniinissioiiers.
of
Plattsn-.outh. Neb.. Jan. 14. 1919.
Hoard met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present. Julius A. Pitz. C. F.
Harris and Henry J. Miller, County
Co:nrni;Tloner3. and George It. Saylcs,
County f.'lerk.
I.linctes of previous sessions read
WT-.d aproved. when the followjn;;
Tnsiiesi; was tran-acted in due
form: i
D'iici.il bond of H. O. Hiitchins, as
k!kso." of Avur.u precinct, approved
by Hoard.
OMUi il r)o;id of Will Rnininel. As
sessor of i'laf trmouth precinct, ap
proved. County Ji'.'lga Heeson filed a state
ment of fee.-; collected in the office
of 1 1 i county judge for the quarter
cndiiiK December 31, 1918. to the
amount of $471.45.
Petition signed by J. M. Hoover
and fifteen others, petitioning the
County Hoard to vacate old road in
Louisville precinct and locate same
rommoncinsr at point 40 rods east
of (he NV corner of the y of
S.-c. 22. -Twp. 12, Kaupe 11. and
running: west three-fourtlis of a mile
along the south side of the Burling
ton ripht-of-way, was received and
filed for investigation.
Petition or Nels Anderson, signed
by F P. Sheldon and thirty-four
others, for license Xo operate a pool
hall ?i the village of Nehawka. lor
the year 1JJ19 received and on mo
tion same was granted by the Hoard.
! Order of County Judge Beeson re
lieving the Mothers peiif.ion of Mrs.;
Lr.cy H. Lylc for period of six months
I
r of road !
peace, for j
the po:-ve
I'ele
rcpa ir
ue of
v!i..
mid
IT
f Ca- .; nm'itv. Nebraska.
J FLU'S A. PIT..
C. K. HI'.FnN'FR.
HKNKY SNOKK.
' Coju:nis.uu!irrs.
n:tit .ludgi
.s wiih the
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I'll Hi-
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in. '. ;ii
to'
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II
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K.
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Allen J. Heeson tiled
County Clerk re:i'w-
! r'.s J'.Mision of Mrs. I'd-
!....(!. or N"l:ivl;a. Net.r..
' i.ii-liis .(;! the .-.Ulie w" ai
bv 'he I'oitrd
Clpin;s Alloutd
r 1 1 w i , M inus wen
-l approve-.!:
DRAGGING FI'S'D
!'leliin.ni. drigKing.
'.v 12 . $
Vcisiuucr. 1. Dist. 2
C;-. uner. do. Dist. 10
;irn: ."I. do. Dist. 7
It if h.ud-. do. Dist. 4
F. lit be. a. d . Dist. 1 .
.1- h -a d . l; t. 7
A. Tinnn. do. 1M- 1 . 1 . . .
1 . Wil.-s. do. DM. I
i-' Vallery. do. Dist . 1
i 'III tti i l ;.- t'.i-
s
ii
le I .
. 11 .
. 13
14
1 1"
I'KAL FI ND
nil
exalll-
21.37
27.70
24.75
21.25
5 . 5 7
2 4
7.1 "
io. r.o
4.50
00
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Hi-?
r. 2 5 . s o
S 1 5 :Sii
2 30.40
1 SO. SO
iT v; n
91. SO
20 4.00
1 16.20
1!.
!
T I
C'
Vo;
c.l.irv .;.u!
$l4S.7fi
: l.-und v 1 02.00
I.lirAV IO MullMl'
15.00
il- t ',::: ier. for
it-
D
i
toi.i.'
cr olf.ee ork.
i:-: tal n-.pp'ies
V r f -.1.. r v f.ir
r "MS . . .1
,:..; h-iarding
1 ! . S
;,.s:im-. Pr-
! io:i .
i iK"'s fes
1 'M v
po ting
i .,.
i .
- r-r. i.ivii
;:. f.
C li
i mi
P C
elec-
sal.iry for IV-
mde.
:i: .
s.i'.ary and
rit ; f
S 50
4 5 00
1.00
l.O.OO
3 4.00
20.40
4?.r.o
35.40
14 .V S3
20.no
22S.32
C. V. Seu.r-ikc.
fo.- lew!
Philip Thierolf. clothing fur
nished paupers e.t farm
J .hn H::uer & Son, labor at
eon my farm
C. W. Crahtrce, mdse. to T.
K. Allan:.-
.1. 11. Tains, salary for De
cember. IMS
Peters P.ir!:er. material to
tMrt l-.ouse
John Hauer Son. labor and
material to Jail
!:ann.o;id tV- Stephens Co..
I !.;ippM"s to County Supt
!K. I. Print inu Co.. supplies
I i.l:.ii Nt. 57. 55.Si cut to
iLhicoln Telephone Teleg.
I I'n., rent and tolls
iVetnl I'iiemical Co.. mdse.
' to court house w
JMrs. KtlieL Hoetil, care of de
! pt tulent children. January-.
.Mrs. suie I'r'vin, do
Mr: Le.-sic Hopkins, do.i
Mrs. Fannie Dill, do
Mr:-. Lossie Hopkins, do. Dec.
Mary Thompson, do. Jan
Mrs. Ci ira .V.Uike. !o
Mr:-. M..rt!i Frunke, do
Mrs. Flh-n Davis, do
M.-s. Glive liamilto.i. do
.Mr.-. Cora 15. Tower, do
Mr.j. M diie Ha:i;eti. do
Mn- Ida Seal ie? ;.. lo
M. . Ksthe. Iloiu-fu-r. "Ho
Mrs. .hwvpbino Haver, do
Mr L:iclta t'rice. do
Mr--. C'-iiora Alien, do
Mr;. l.iHinn D. r.akcr. do
Sirs. IVra l."-i;-o:'. do
r.'rs. JMith D'-ick north. tl
J;hn Matt & Son. nulsc. to
i .aniliv-i j.--
Jts V. War ; i. i:rjterial end
l.-il-or to fi unty home
G. H. Manners, auto hire L
fherifi
P.OAD FI ND
0.;. .
4.'0
li.d't
19.20
4.15
21.00
100.00
ISO
20.31
30.32
40.76
US. 09
- 1 S.OO
- 25.00
15.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
S.OO
20.00
20.00
20.00
15 00
15.00
S.OO
20.00
20 0 0
15.00
20.00
lo.oo
1 5.00
.00
CO
cxani-
9. SO
1 1.20
isid
:o.
is
.no
o
.00
I I i Ul
M !'
' !! -.; t.'erts.;i.
f.-e- . P!i .j'mrter
i.it:..tv...t:M: Water Co.. wat-
er for ',:-r n.,1 ii'..
W Swatek. member can-
vassiuc lnt.ir.1 . .
lM T. V r ..
H. D Ueed. ro-.m rcit ."o-
vcr.il.r elef.i in. W. W. C
Nd'ia.ka i.'.h'Mi-; C-. . i;as
:! v to co i Ky
V. H. N.c'm.Is. merchandise
to .!rs. M.U.-.ike
C G. F-irk- fuel to. Mrs
Worsen
C V:-.P.rv. oi'.r- ef boo lis
Pli.ttspiouth precintM
G. t hor-' P.:-. ode. shoeli'i
- -V , i -. r; iui:C
't : 'vr.i F!ti-rlMPan. care
of di;id :.m;:. 4th rjtr.. lis
'or'.e.; n a. H;'.rt. n:d.-e. to
Mrs. A Nov. and lec..
P merman Pros.. jiuUo. fur-
ni.-hd Mrs. Allen
F..rmrs I'iimmi Co-Op Assn..
i-.i-l to Mtn i D. i;,ickley
K. W. Stewart & Co.. room
ie:it. 2 c'e-.M ions. Greenwood
precinct
Dr. J. JVHr. ndcl. 3d quarter
s.G.iry. Co. phvsieiau. Dist.
Ni 2
Dr. J. S. Livingston, expense
trip to Liu co In
Wal'e- Pyor.. ro;.d work in
ro.M iitrirt No. 27
Ti. A. .'."siiisrr. do. Dist.. 2
To-.; Se.iih. do. IMst. 10
Vp;. Kichards. do. Dist. 4
J F. Wehrbein. do. Dist. 1
.1. .!oli-?tv-en. do. Hist. 7
K Kttel'.iKt. do. Dist. 12
t H-i.iie TodJ. do. Dist. 1
'Paul P.artek. do. Dist. 1
.i-:l-p Kuiherford. do. Dist. 1
C. F. VaP?ry. Io. Disi. 1
C. H. NoM L.nioer Co.. lum
ber roi.d district No. f
. V. It. Lreley. road work in
' : ml u -strict No. K
!!. We-.-el. do. Dist. 12
W . A. J. :ic. do. D;;t. 4
i.'iil M. HiLiver. do. Dist. ::
H.r! J. -Jailey. d;. Di;t. 15
' A. K. 1 e-M
K F Mrir
.'..i-.roe -..eaver. iio.
.0
9 1.00
SO. SO
55.10
23S.50
71.20
2K7.90
13D.40
3.20
.1.20
5.60
9.60
CJaims Allowed
The following claims were
itied and approved:
gi;ni:kal fi nd
M. L. .lohi.siMi. merchandise
to county farm $
llenrv Si.ol.e. telephotie i-iills
G. W. Anderson, deim for at-
h:s-e.-., $l t;.2.". lief
Mrs. Martha A. Hiulil ni, cere
dependent children. Jan
Her.ry Snoke. for salary ami
mileage
C. I-'. Heebner. for sy !'
nd mileage
C. D. tjuinion. trii to Kear
ney. Nebraska .
W. H. Pull.-, hardware for
election board .
Frai-.k J. Libershul. s.-ilary.
fees and expense
J. M. Lev da. prem. on court
house insurance
J. W. Holmes, do
H. D. Heed. d. ....
K. . Wij.ft hiiiu. do
J. H. Harwich, do
A. W. While, do
Verna !!ntt. do "
Frank J. l.ilu ndial. do
George It. Say les. do
Charle.; V. Mart in. do
I. C. Petersen, do
A. J. Trilitv. premium mi the
court i erne i;isur;vace and
coitn'y f in. i policy 1"
ROAD FI ND
I. T. It.iyoe. rosn! work ir.
road di.-trict No. S
Will M. Hoover, road work in
read district No.
u"; Krir:do. road work in
road district No. S
Aug Kiccklow. repair work
in road district No. S
Aug Krevklow. road work in
road district No S
Ptei -enrickvt-'.i. ro.d wori:
in road oistrict No. 1 1
The I'ni in Lumber Co.. lum
ber, road district No. 16
Arthur K.-e road work in
road district No. 5 22.13
The Cuiv!! Lumber Co.. lum
ber, read district N. 11, 10. SO
The Fnion L'ir.-.bcr Co.. lum
ber, road district No. 15
Viu'.ier Lumber Cal Co..
l:::.-ber. road Di.-t. No. 12.
Pinger L"mhr-r JC- Co.ii Co..
li:.-.'Ier. rcrd Pdtt. No. f
limger Lumber tl Coal
20.00
3 S.OO
7!. 0 0
31.02
.t;o !
212.-D5
IS. SI
1S.M i
.IS. SI
1 S.Sl
32.12
1S.S1
I S.Sl
IS. SI
1S.S1
1 S SI I
13.50 !
Plattsmouth Nebr.. Jan. :. ll'Ki.
Hoard met as per pdjonrnnient.
with all members present, wh.cn the
following business was transacteil in
regular form:
County Clerk tiled report of fees
()!; cted f'ir I'll quarter. HI1S. to
the amount of ?250.00.
County Register of Deeds filed his
repo-.-t of fees received for the lh
quarter of 10 IS. to the amount of
9500.30.
C'jantv Sheriff tiled his rope! of
i fees earned for 4 th quarter of IS IS.
to the amount ot ;0.
Clerk of DMri.t Court filed his
report of fees, lollected fur the 4lh
.-.t.'.ricr of 1!1S. 4o the amount of
$752.10.
Tie t'owr.ty Judge, reported hav
ir.;; ay. proved bonds of Henry J. Mil-I-r.
co-.iiir.issio:u r 3rd district, and
C. F. Harris, commissioner 2nd dis
trict. Moved by Con.miasioner Heebner
iiud seenderl hy Commist-ioncr Saoke
lliat Joiin 'J'nlleys be employed by
t::e tk.unty of Cays, Nebraska, to
g"t her with assist cut. at a cost
of twenty-live (251 doltarr. per day.
for ;"a inirpose of c'aeoki.ig all of
tb.e county oflices for the year 191 S.
Motion carried umirimously.
35o:ds Approved
The following bonds were ap
proved by the Hoard:
'examined and approved
i Ai-ni'K ":it ion of County Clerk Geo.
i P.. oavles. appointing W. T. Adams
i-i Oejmty County Clerk, at salary of
$1,000.06 per year, as fixed by stat
uie. ie-i(i. and approved i:y the Hoard.'
0::i ia! bond of W. T. Adams ap-'
proved ' the P.ourd. i
i App'icai ku: of Dr. F. W. Kruse to"
h:' appointed County Physician, re-,
ceiveu and Dr. Kruse was duly ap-'
.pointed s's County J'hysician by the
Doard. i
Apr'.icaiien of J. H. Tarns to be'
;jtpoiafd sr.pcrintondent of the
. cie.vity f;;rin was filed and Mr. Tains j
' v. as. duly appointed by the Hoard
ior the year l;il;i ar.u his salary nx-
ed at ? 1,400.00 per year.
' Applientinn of County Register of
Deedjs I'-lna D. Shannon, appointing
Kieanor Hurnia Deputy Register of
foods at salary fixed by the statute,
was filed and the appointment cou-
fJrmod by the P.oard.
; Estimate of Expense
The following estimate of expense
for tl;p county was made for the
I year 11 19:
t ordinary county revenue,
'; t- !:e used for general
) purposes, including the
' support of poor for the
A. J. Schafer. road overseer of
Mt. Pleasant precinct.
Ii. R. Schmidt, assessor Flmwood
t
IllCi .
. D.
Ouinton. county sheriff.
On mofjon old Hoard adjourned
Sine Die.
FRANK J
Julius A. Pitr.
C. ?i. lieebuer.
i!e-.-, r SnoVe.
Commissioners-.
L1P.FRSHAL.
County Clerk.
3 0
1 1 4.00
1GS.0O
302.00
12.13
201.10
j entire county $ 57.000.00
'Pi idee purposes 55.000.00
Fridge (emergency) 10.700.00
; Road purpose.? 00. 000. 00
IS Edicts' Relief Fund 1.200.00
! Mothers' Pension fund 5.000.00
I
'Total Fstiimife 51SS.900.00
Claims Allowed
I The following claims were exam
ined and approved:
GFNFRAL FI ND
Platlimouth Water Co., wat
er rent for Dee.. 191S $
Plattsmouth Steam Laundry,
laundry
Frank Fonnau. mdse. to Kl-
Icdge and Writ-.
Plattsmouth Steam Laundry,
laundry
H. M. Soennichsen, mdse. to
county and jail ;
Piatt smomh. Nebr.
newly elect
i'C
. Jan. 9. 1919.
1 o!hcers were
Commissioners' otlice. 1
; Georga L. Farley, premium
; on court Iwiifu policy
Dr. it. c. lirciucl. insane
c.iso, Thomas McCahe
:?y. ij. Dis.t. ii
h P. do. Dist. 1 t
Ms:.
D
10
. Di.-t. K.
ha npAare.
1
d work
10
Dist. 7
in
1.63
4
ASTORIA
t or l-rftzs iad Ciildren
Use crOverSO Years
'A'th-ir data?. do
.iW H.'sto.- S-vatek.
I r-;o! sii trict No.
-''r;li V.Vver. roe
r- iu district No.
5 0 t , i
J. Johsr.r.-H'U. uo.
...:P. A. Horn. do. Dist. 2
j Henry i mUnd. do. Di.-t. 16
i a -. - , ... . . .
l'..IT:: . CO. IlISI. lh
: p. vy:;-i. jr.. do. nist. ti;
..to. p". Cook. do. Dist. 16
J. Rirbev. lumber for road
I district No. 1
(P. A. Troop road vx ork in
10 00' na( district l0-
W. J. Alihouse. do. Dist. 6
if ll jK'.mer K. Mathis. do. Dist. 6
C. H. Noid Lumber Co.. h ni-
13.00' ovr' road district No. 5
jF.-W. Nolting. road work-in
j r:ud district No. 1
12. oo John H. Husehe. do. Dist. 2
iI. F. HurlVat. do. Dist. 6..
W. J. Althouse. do. Dist. U
12.43 (car Miller, do. Dist. 15
Oscar Miller, do. Dist. 15
31.00 -W. W. Coatcian. do. DLft. 16
K. M. IVjtlcill. do. Di3t. li
M. Slattery. do. Dist. 14
J. H. Sack. do. Dist. 16
H. C. Creamer, do. Dist. li
I A. A. Wallincer. do. Dist. 15
Pest or Swatck. ruedchan-dU-o.
road district No. 27
.70
16.20
S.53
7.20
s.oo
2.50
31. GO
4 4. SO
S.OO
13 00
.70
2S.00
io 5. r.o
47. 2o
6.00
1S.00
IS. 00
18.60
7.00
21.00
23.60
2.10
5.00
10.00
45.90 I
M. Archer, do
do.
Ail
present in la1
ar.d were duly sworn into otlice.
The nev County Hoard proceeded
Jo ortrar.ize and did organize, as
follows:
tii i,ni,ti f 1ill.r 2f 1 ...1 l.v I
Hams. Julius A. l iu was niade'e. p". Harris, do
cbairn. ! Hrtirv J. Miller, do
m. Schm:dtman. mdse.
.Tames Robertson.
t C. D. Quinton, no
j Julius A. Pitz, salarv
milca-ge
On a.otien of .'iiller, C
v.r.s raarte vice-chairman.
F. Harris
i
J. I
.00
.to!
On motion of Harris. Henry
Miller was made junior member.
The i.)!!ov, in,; business was then grader, road
tie. iisacted in regular form: l w. Holka.
Bond of Allen J. Bee -on. county road district
judge, v.-a.? approved l-.y the Board. Charles Hall.
Bond of F. B. Chapman, road over- i read district
seer, road dr. iri- t No. 11. approved. C. H. Nold Lumber Co
In response to the County Clerk's j I.rr. road district No. 6
advertisement for bids for ""Supplies ' Paul Renman. read work
county farm
ROAD FUND
D. C. La Rue. for sharpening
Dist. No. 11$
road work in
No. 5
road work in
No. 12
I u m -
5.70
4.2
15.20
4.1
67.70
12.54
S.OO
3.00
5.50
2S.70
20.40
10.40
14.00
to
21.00
and
pipe.
T. U.
roau Dist. No. 1
Hathaway, road
Co.
v or
i nroad distr'ci No. 11 i
HRIDGF FUND
T. Rover, hridec work.. S
Will M. Hoover, do
Capital Prioge Co. t.ri-.lge
-vork. Tie'.r.r. precinct
Win. R ohan's, bridge werk
Koiiivar. Mead Lui: her Co.,
briice material
Tf'i. Vauman Murtoy. fir
bridire material
Ii. Kc'elPut. bri-.li:t! work
Capiir.I Bri.lce Co.. bridge
wiv-S;. -iier prec'.r.et
. .7 MrCa-tney. bridge work
The Fnion Lumber C.. tor
li'Mw iu-.-eriil
H. A. Futikc. bridge t.ntl
." H. NAM Lumber Co. for
Vr':Ue i:nitcr:al
135
20.00
29.10
2. r-n
4 6. t0 '
H. 90. for Hie year 1919. the Plattsmouth
j Journal's bid being the only one. 111
1 S oiled and-rum" appearing reasonable
.to the Hoanl. was accepted,
j Bond of C. F. Vallery. road ovcr
' feer. district No. t. was approved,
i Motion by Harris that the Board
i crgti:-.i::e us th- County Board of j
; Health. Seconded by Miller and
jiarrlod. i
Claims Allowed
i ne io!iTi:i? ciaiuis were
i !:: I and unproved:
! GFNFRAL FUND
ijohn Hauer Son. livery to
J Omaha, flu patient $
" ; A. G. Cole, agent, premium.
. rrx'urer s bond. 4-yr term
V". K. Krisencrnns. premium.
in
rocd
exani-
124
i 0
iO
200
1 3 4
0 0
.S5l
i'
o;
a:
23.00
3 4 2.00
34 2.00
9.53
342.00
36.16
24
r?re.rvtou Lr--. I,
bridge tr-tctial
Fro. t. Cr.ryea i-
hrid.r.e iaa:
ib
Co..
On motion Hojrd ad.ourned to
meet Wedtieiulav, Januarv S. 1919.
FRANK J. UBERSHAU
i- Mt'rtev. for
il
Monare'i Kag. Co.. t.rid
tori;,!. LiVer?y pr-r.io; . .
Mnurr-. Kug. Co.. i i-id.ue t
terial. Stove Cre?k prect
ilonrreh lZz. Co.. bridge ..a
terial. Rock HluFs prect.
Monarch Ur.g. Co.. bridge ma
ter;al. Tipton precinct 1
i Monarch Kr.g. Co.. hridge n-i-
x-9 jMonarch Kng. .. bridce ma
9.90! teriiil. Ruck i?lnfis prect
110.20. w. i. iuis. bridge materia I
7.00 itir.ter Lumber Jt Coal Co..
5.00 i bridge material
A. E. Jameson, bridge work
T t " k .-.-V--
l -ililiMtl, l.Ml 1 I .Ml
67.20jiJM:ry Brcekhoff. dragging
27,50 j rtad district No. 14
!l. T. Rover, do. Dist. 13
2 6 iw. W. Coat man. do. Dit. 16
Lloyd Gapcn. d . Dist. 10 -
r
1 Li
!24.'0
a-
1 0 1 2
23.96 1
. n i. I
j ircastirer's bond. 4-yr term
keeping a;er Republican,
;ruif::ir an supples
T. l-V.lter. premium Treas-
! :;rer'a Lend. 4-yr term
Frank J. Libcrshnl. salary as
j Co. Clerk, Jn. 1 to S, inc.
lr. P. W. Kruse. attending
j Mr"!ic P.-.ard of Health-- 25. no
V.". C. Grebe. Iabcr. booze car 4.00
K. i'. Printing Co.. supplies
! o Trc-sv-rer. District Clerk
I Co ;aty Superintendent- 424.32
Ti. "severs, extra help, janitor 30.00
j KUAD Ft All
. J. Sehafer. road work in
; r; ad district No. ? 90.30
C. K. IK-ebner. rt;etl work in
road district No. 12 12.53
ROAD DRAGGING FUND
T..sT?r V. Wunderlico, drag-
pir.g. Hist. No. 12 $ 1.47
R. A. Troup, do. Dist. 10 6.35
George Standcr. do. Dist. 1 11.23
CL-vs. Barnard, do. Dist. 1 29.23
BRII GK FUND
C. K. Heebner. bridge work-12.00
district No. fi
DRAGGING FUND
Metidenhall. dragging,
district Nc 15
r.lendenhall. ilragging,
diotrict No. 15
P. Hayes, dragging in
district No. 15
Fred Linvilie. dragging, road
districts Nos. 12 ar.d 13
BRIDGE FUND
L. R. Upton, nails, wire and
powder $
Charles K. Noyes. excavating
ditch, road Dist. No.
J. W.
road
J. W.
road
Henry
rosd
4.00
101.00
32.50
1.90
12.00
6.65
IS. 75
14.00
19.50
25.10
54. 9S
On motion of Miller, Board ad
journ jd to meet on Tucsdav, Febru
ary 4. 1919.
GFORGF. R. SAYLKS.
Julius A. Pitz. Countv Clerk.
C. F. Harris.
Henry J. Miller,
County Commissioners.
1310.70
;r.7.t.i
ii!.20
5.20
16.S0
R. KP.iort. do. Dist. 15
Henry Vogt. do. Dist. 15
Harry B. SLxoeder, do, No.
30.15
56.4S
11.25
o.rr.
;-4.S3
1 3.i0
13.75
6.60
1S.00
Chamberlain's Cough Kemcdy.
Before usit:g this preparation for
a tough or cold you mar wish to
know what it has done for othqrs.
Mrs. O. Cook, Macon. 111., -writes, "I
! have found it gives the quickest re
lief of any cough remedy I have
ever used." Mrs. James A. Knott.
Chillicothe, Mo., says "Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy cannot be beat
for coughs and colds." II. J. Moore,
Oval, Pa., says "I hae used Cham
brr'.ai.'i's Cough Remedy on several
occasions when I was suffering with
a settled cold upon the chest and it
has always brought about a cure.
No further business appearing, on
n:ttij.i rt Harris. Board adjourned
to r;? ir reini'.ar session on Tues
day. Jam:arv 14. i?i9.
gkohgf: r sayles.
Jitiins A. Pitz. CotTrty Clerk.
C. F. Hirris.
rr-n-y J Mii'er.
'Jo unty Ccauaiii icrers.
Fcr
China
31-J.
&ile
boa r.
Due
Y.
ui
II.
h-grade
CcSelt.
Poland
Phone
Sjx paner from 25c to $3.00 ui
ilxz Jcumal ofiice.
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MITICi: IIJ-' M IT Til IHIET TITI.K.
l:i tli.- listih-t Court of the County
ii f ii.--.x. Nobrat-Ua.
Henrietta lialims, l'laintiff
-V.'-
l'laltuioMlh Ferry
Cornurtitioii. ft at
io the ilofemlants. Plattsmouth rr
ry rnmiianv. a -orioratin: the un
known siiocessorsi. vrnntoos ami assisns
of tlii I'latltiminit'.i Kerry -mpaiiv. a
corporation: Thomas J. Jonfs: airs,
i t ..-r!is .1. Jones, first rral namf un
known, wife or willow of Thomas J.
Jones, the unknown heirs, oVvikcck.
lofi;rs. personal ropresontat i vv mnl
all otl.or pi'i-sons interostrxl in llo- es
tate of Thomas .1. .times, lt--cas'il : !!'
unknown U-is. iic isers. loiiate's. per
sonal reproMentat ives and all otlirr Pri sons
interesteil in the estate of Mrs.
Thomas .1. Jones, first real namo un
known, deceased wife or i-iilow of
i nomas .1. Jones: James O'Neill: Mrs.
James O'Neill, first real name un
Hiiiwii, wife or widow of James. O'Neill :
the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees,
personal representatives and all other
persons interested in the estate of
James O'Neill, deceased: the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rep
resentative and all other persons In
terested in the estate of Mrs. James
O'Neill, first real name unknown, de
ceased wife or widow of James
O'Neill: J. M. Oewes. also known as
.?. M. Dews, fust real name unknown;
Mrs. J. M. Oewes. also known as Mrs.
.1. M. Pews, first real name unknown:
the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees
personal representatives and all other
persons Interested in the estate of .1.
.M. I ewes. also known as J. M. Dews,
first rent name unknown, deceased;
the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees,
personal i epresentatives and all other
persons interested in the estate of Mrs.
J. M. Dewes. ilso known as Mrs. J. M.
pews, first real name unknown, deceas
ed wife or widow of J. M. Dewes, also
known as .1. M. Dews, first real name
unknown: 11. f. Krown, a widow, first
real name unknown and the unknown
owners and unknown claimants of lots
11 and 11 in Moek in the City of
r:attsmonth. Cass county, Nebraska:
Y'-"i ar.n each of you are hereby no
tified that on sth day f January,
V D. 1919. plaintiff filed her suit in the
district court of Cass eounty. Nebras
ka, to qutet plaintiffs
lowinir described lots.
"Lots ten (1 and
block two (II in the
mouth. Nebraska"
because of lier adverse possession
by herself and her Rrntrs for move
than te:i years prior to the t-ommen-
rent of said suit: to lmv decree.!
and established that a eerrain deed
from the defendant P. S. Brown, widow,
first real name unknown. delivered
June 21. 191 i to Nicholas Halmes. lius
!and of plaintiff, and ll.roudi whom
plaintitf c'aims title, to l-.ave been duly
executed, delivered and to have pass
ed the title from the said K. S. Brown.
-irtw. first real name unknown, to
the said Nicholas Halmes. and to en
join each and all of you from bavins
or elaiTiiimr any risht. title. Men or in
tcrcst. .either legal or equitable. In or
to sai.l lots or anv purl thereof: to
require you to set forth your right,
title, claim, lien or interest therein, -if
nv. either laal -or eiuitabie. V.d tn
have the same ad indeed inferior to
the title of nlainttlT and for ?ir1
equitable relief. This notice is made I
pursuant to the order of tin- court.
Vim jii K l uiiuircd to 4iliv. tir sj iii pe
tition on oi-" before .f ondav,- VVI.rua r-.'
21. 191!. or your default will be duly
i iitcred therein.
H KNT.I KTTA HALM K..
V. A. Jlo'uci tson. Plaint ill.
Attorney for Plaintiff. iji::-4w
title to the fol
to-wit:
eleven 11. In
City of P'atts-
L ALL USED OP?
Lots of riattsmouth People Eo.
Docs your hack ache constantly?
Po you have sharp twinges when
stooping or lifting?
Feel P.I1 used ufj as if you eoul 1
just go no farther?
Why not look to your kidneys?
Why not use Doan's Kidney Pills?
Plat turnout li people have done so.
They tell you the result.
Mrs. Hettie Cumniings, Chicago
Ave., riattsmouth. says: "I suffered
so severely from my hack at times
I could hardly get about. When I
got down, I had to take hold of
something before I could straighten.
Sharp pains often caught me across
my kidneys and for a minute I could
not move, the pains were so severe.
I couldn't rest well, my back ached
so badly. I tried several different
remedies, but nothing did me any
good until I began using Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Three boxes overcame that
awful misery in my back and made
me feel like a different person."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Do not
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mrs. Cumniings had. Fust -r-llilbarn
Co., Mfgrs. Buftalo, N. V.
Quick Cure for Croup.
Watch for the first symptom,
hoarseness and give Chamberlain'
CourU Remedy at ouce. It is prompt
aiid effccTual.
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V W. A. H0BE&TS0N,
Lawyer.
v East cf Riiey Hotel.
V Coatea Elock.
! Second Floor.
Alfalfa-Molasses Feeds!
The best and most economical feed for live stock.
Write us for description and prices.
Omaha Alfalfa Milling Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska