FAGE FOUS
MONDAY; MAY 28, 1928.::
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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Alvo Department
Baruch Golding and Robert Hunt
er of Plattsmouth were visiting with
their friends in Alvo on Wednesday
of last week for a short time.
George Scheesley after having
completed the planting of the old
ground last week, turned under some
eight acres of good clover which he
is putting to corn.
The Nebraska Boiler Makers of
Lincoln were over a game with the
cAlvo team, on Sjinday, yesterday, and
while we are certain that the Alvo
team will win the game.
A crowd of young people of the
Elmwood schools stopped in Alvo for
a short time last Wednesday while
.n the way to Lenoma Beach where
they were going to picnic.
John B. Skinner was over to Oma
ha for a number of times during
the past week, trucking stock for
the farmers, taking most every time
a mixed load to the market.
John Banning and wife were over
to Union on last Sunday, where they
visited with friends and also were in
attendance at the Memorial services
which were held at the church In
that city.
The Bible class of which Mrs.
John Murtey is the teacher were en
tertained at the home of Mrs. Turn
er McKinnon. on Tuesday of last
week, and where all had a most de
lightful day.
Uncle Joe Armstrong was con
structing a hog house for S. C. Boyles
in order that he could better care
for the little pigs which have prom
ises that they will bring an abund
ance of revenue.
The Rock Island railway last week
had electric lights installed at the
passenger station, and which will
make it a gieat convenience for the
traveling public, and also do away
with the necessity of keeping of a lot
of coal oil lamps to work by in the
office of A. B. Stromer did the wir
ing. Miss Dorothea Coatman and Alice
Cook, were over to Elmwood at the
graduating exercises where they
went to be present at the graduation
of Miss Ethel Coatman who was fin
ishing the course of the high school
at Elmwood. They also attended the
baccalaureate sermon as well.
T. M. McKinnon having gotten all
his old ground in corn, and having
pome dozen acres of very heavy sweet
clover, which he desired to put in
corn, had R. M. Coatman out with
the tractor and gang of ploys, break
ing and turning the growth and will
also put this into corn as well.
luring the past week Oris Fore
man moved his household goods to
I'tita. where they will make their
home in the future as Mrs. Fore
man's mother has been in very poor
health for some time past, and it
has been necessary for Mrs. Foreman
to ho eloe in order to assist in the
.tare of the mother.
A little girl baby gladdened the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clarke
who now lives west of Alvo and near
Waverly. but who formerly resided
in Alvo. Mrs. Clarke was formerly
Miss Esther Rosenow, and therefore
there is joy at the home of grand
father C. F. Rosenow as well as is
also grandmother well pleased. All
are doing nicely.
Art Binges and wife were visiting
for last Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Dinges parents, George
Bray and wife of Syracuse, they
driving over in their auto after noon.
They expected to have gone over to
Plattsmouth, but did not get start
ed, on account of other duties in
time to make the long drive in time
to hear the Shriner band, which
they were desirous of listening to.
Completes Work of Assessing
Charles Appleman, one of the best
assessors which is the lot of the
state of Nebraska to secure, for this
year, has just completed his work of
listing the property of Greenwood
precinct, and doing the other things
required, and was over to Platts
mouth on Thursday and made his
returns.
Did Excellent Work.
The class in manual training at
the Alvo consolidated school, did ex-coiu-nt
work during their term of
study, and under the direction of
Professor Jesse Brant, were able to
turn out some very excellent jobs.
Miss Pauline furnished the materials
and a stand library lamp was built
by Paul Sutton, which is a most ex
cellent piece of womkmanship, and
one which has pleased Miss Pauline
very much, and well she might be
for it is a piece of furniture that
would grace any home.
WANTED TO BUY
Cows, Heifers and Calves. Inquire
'A T. II. Pollock or L. C. Likewise.
Phones No. 1 and 36. Plattsmouth.
Have yon anything to buy or sell?
Try a Journal Want Ad.
usiness
We have been having a good run of work at the Garage
and we are thanking our friends for same. We would
call your attention to the excellent line of Oils, Greases
and Accessories. We are making some very good prices
on Tires and Tubes at this time that will save you money.
Come and See Us for Your
Auto Wants
The Alvo Garage
A. DINGES, Propr. : Alvo, Nebraska
Official Notice School Patrons
The annual school meeting of the
patrons of District No. 102 will be
held at the school house in Alvo, at
eight p. m., on June 11th, 1928, for
the purpose of voting $1S,000 for
general school purposes, which Is in
excess of the levy, and for such other
purposes that may legally come be
fore the meeting.
II. L. BORNEMEIER.
Secretary of School
Board District No. 102.
m21-3tad .
VETOES McNARY-HAUGEN BILL
From Th'ursdav's Daily
President Coolidge this morning
ran the total of his vetoes of the
measures passed by congress at this
session, to a total of twelve, the fa
mous McNary-Haugen farm relief
bill being the instrument that re
ceived the veto and was returned to
congress with the disapproval of the
President. This action had been fore
cast at the time of the passage of the
bill, as the President has shown his
opposition to the proposed measure
at the prior session of congress when
he vetoed the first farm relief
measure.
Will Study the
Compensation
Laws of State
Good Appointed Chairman of Com
mission to Conduct Inquiry
Will Recommend Changes
As chairman of a special commis
sion authorized by the last legislature
to study the compensation laws of
Nebraska and recommend changes
thereto. Governor McMullen has ap
pointed F. A. Good of Lincoln, re
tired lumber merchant, who has been
acting for the past two years as a
sort of unofficial press agent for the
state administration.
The commission has seven mem
bers, Mr. Good being one of three
who were selected by the governor
to represent the general public. The
other two "pro bono publico" mem
bers are E. Glen Callen, professor of
political science at Wesieyan uni
versity. Lincoln, and Walton B.
Roberts, attorney, of this city, son
of Walton G. Roberts.
Two of the remaining four are
spokesmen of organized labor, and
two will serve on behalf of employ
ers. These are:
Labor Theodore Jensen, Omaha
president state federation of labor;
Fred A. Eissler, Lincoln, member of
legislative committee for state fed
eration and past president and sec
retary of Lincoln carpenters' union.
Employers Clyde B. Dempster
Beatrice, Dempster Mill Manufactur
ing Co. (for those carrying own lia
bility insurance): H. G. Hoerner,
Omaha, Iten Biscuit Co., president
Omaha Manufacturers' association,
(for those who purchase their in
surance. )
Will Get Clerical Help
Under the terms of the resolution
passed by the last legislature which
authorized the governor to name this
commission, a room in the capitol is
to be placed at its disposal and nec
essary clerical and stenographical
assistance furnished by regular de
partments of the state government.
No appropriation was made for its
use and the members will serve with
out pay. It is expected they will file
personal expense claims for allowance
by the next legislature, however.
"Labor Commissioner Kennedy or
any of his helpers will be available
to the commission for such assist
ance as it may need in its delibera
tions," said Governor McMullen in
announcing its personnel. "Also the
commission may call upon the leg
islative reference bureau for assist
ance and clerical help."
It is anticipated that Chairman
Good will call the commission to
gether in a short time to formulate
a working program. It has a little
over seven months' time in which to
go over the statutes relating to com
pensation and suggest amendments
thereto, before the 1929 legislature
will convene.
Fred A. Rothert, athletic coach of
the local High school, departed this
morning for Peru, where he will be
joined by his brother and they will
then motor to their home at Harvard,
Nebraska, for a short visit before
Fred takes up his summer school
work.
Is Good!
Apple Crop is
Almost Failure
in This Section
Lord Says Little Fruit Between
Brownville and Nebraska
City Sprayed Twice
Charles A. Lord, who has just re
tured from Peru, where he made a
close examination of his orchard and
those of neighbors says that the ap
ple crop between Brownville and Ne
braska City will be less tnan 10 per
cent of a normal crop. In his orchard
and a good one adjoining him the
yield will not be 2 per cent of normal.
Out -of 2,000 bearing trees in his
orchard he says that there are less
than 100 that he will continue to
spray, his orchard of 65 acres has
already been sprayed twice. The
first spraying which showed the tips
of the red buds on the apple blos
soms, looked about 50 per cent. The
second spraying, which is known as
the calyx spraying showed fully one
third of a crop, but at this time, when
the apples are setting on it shows
almost a total failure.
In the Peru neighborhood the pears
peaches and plums are a total loss.
The Stamen Winesaps, the Red Wine
sap, the Virginia Beauty, the King
David, and New York Greenings and
the Grimes Golden are a complete
failure.
It was found on close examination
by Mr. Lord that out of 400 Jona
thans he has possibly thirty trees
that will have a, few apples. Out of
500 Ganos he will have fifty trees
with a few, where with an ordinary
crop the orchard would produce 20,
000 bushels.
Contrary to predictions rrom SIiu
bert and Falls City, which stated in
earlier reports that the early apples
were killed and the late ones would
be a fair crop, Mr. Lord says that
upon close investigation he has dis
covered that, the early apples, such
as Duchess and Wealthy, in the Peru
neighborhood are almost a complete
crop. In his orchard, mowever, out
of 4,000 trees, he has one Wealthy
and one Duchess.
FLOWER CLUB MEETS
The beautiful country home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spangler was the
scene of much activity on Wednes
day afternoon of this week, when
Mrs. Spangler, with the aid of her
daughter, Mrs. Reuel Sack, enter
tained some twenty members of the
Social Workers Flower club.
There were also about twenty visi
tors to enjoy the splendid hospitality
of these hostesses as well as the
Memorial day program, rendered by
various members of the club. The
program, as given was: a vocal solo
by Emily Stava, accompanied by Mrs.
Mumm, reading by Mrs. Hull, song
by Ralph Stava, and at roll call each
member gave a quotation befitting
the day.
After a few moments of visiting,
an elaborate two course luncheon
was served, after which all wended
their homeward way impressed with
the profitable way in which the af
ternoon was spent.
HOUGHTON FOR SENATOR
New York, May 25. The New
York Herald-Tribune tomorrow will
say that republican state leaders
have decided to ask Alanson B.
Houghton, ambassador to Great
Britain, to become a candidate for
United States senator this year. The
ambassador is expected home from
London next week to attend the re
publican national convention in
Kansas City as a New York state
delegate.
The Herald-Tribune will say that
it has learned that Ambassador
Houghton will be approached on the
question at the earliest opportunity
as republican leaders, expecting a
hard fight to carry the state against
,Governor Smith, if the governor is
the democratic presidential nominee,
desire an early start in the cam
paign. STILL IN BASEBALL GAME
Emil Droege, son of Mrs. Lena
Droege of this city, who has been at
Rock Springs, Wyoming for the past
few years, is still in the baseball
game and is taking as great an in
terest in the national pastime as in
the days when he was playing sec
ond base for the Plattsmouth team
a great many years ago on the home
lot. The Knights of Columbus has
formed a team at RockJSprings and
Emil will be seen in the left garden
of the team and with his old fire
and keen batting eye as well as his
base stealing help to keep his team
in the front rank of the Twilight
league team of Rock Springs.
ROAD BOOSTERS CONVENE
Emuoria, Kas., May 24. A per
manent Kansas "Broadway of Amer
ica" association was affected here to
day at a meeting of road delegations
from Kansas, Oklahoma and Nebras
ka, boosting the new highway ex
tending from Winnipeg, Canada, to
the Gulf of Mexico.
O. M. Wilhite, of Emporia, was
elected president; N. B. Wall, Sedan,
vice president; and F. R. Frost, Eks
ridge, secretaryi-(treasurer. Vice
presidents fiom each Kansas county
traversed by the highway also were
chosen. Organization already has
een effected in Oklahoma and plans
are going forward in other states
thru which the road passes. W. R.
i McNeil, of Holdenville, Okl., . said
I that in his state, the highway would
;be marked by June 15.
Mrs. Carl Kniecke and daughter.
i Anna, denarfofl this ninrntn? for
Omaha, where they will spend the
day visiting with friends and looking,
after some matters of business. j
NOTICE OF ELECTION
,':
Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to Chapter 144 of the Session
Laws of Nebraska for 1927, the De-
partment of Public Works of the
State of Nebraska has determined
that it is for the interest of the lands
within the boundaries, hereinafter
described, that certain improvements
be made in the water course to which
such lands are adjacent and has filed
in the office of the County Clerk of
Cass county, Nebraska, a plan of
such improvement, together with an
estimate of the cost thereof and an
estimate of the special benefits which
will accrue to said lands by reason
of improved drainage detailed as to
the various tracts of land under sep
arate ownership, as shown by the
records of the county in which such
lands are situated, and an estimate
of the benefits which will accrue to
Sanitary District No. 1 of Lancaster
county, Nebraska, by reason of such
improvement, together with a descrip-
tion of the boundaries of the district;
so to be benefitted, which said de
scription of the boundaries of said
district is as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of the SWU of the NWU of the
SWU of the NWU of Section six
(G), Township eleven (11) North,
Range nine (9) East of the 6th P. M.
in Cass county, Nebraska, and running
thence north along the range line to
the northwest corner of the SW Vi
o! the SWU of the SWU of Section
30, Township 12, Range 9, thence
e?st to the center of the SEU of the
SWU of Section 30, Township 12,
Range 9, thence north to the north
west corner of the NEU of the SEU
of the SWU of Section 30, Township
12, Range 9, thence east to the south
east corner of the NU of the SW'4
of Section 30, Township 12. Range 9,
thence north to the center of Section
30, Township 12, Range 9, thence
east to the southwest corner of the
SEU of the SEU of the SWU of the
NEU of Section 30, Township 12,
Range 9, thence north to the north
west corner of the SEU of the SEU
of the SWU of the NEU of Section
30. Township 12, Range 9, thence
east to the northeast corner of the
SEU of the SEU of the SWU of the
NEU of Section 30, Township 12,
Range 9, thence north to the south
west corner of the NEU of the NEU
of Section 30, Township 12, Range
9, thence east to the southwest corner
of the SEU of the NEU of the NEU,
thence north to the northwest cor
ner of tne e v-i of tne ittV4 or tne
NEU of Section 3 0
Township 12,
Range 9, thence east to the south-
the south-
west corner of the SE U of the SEU I north to the northwest corner of Lot
of the SEU of the SEU of Section! 3, Block C, Stambaugh's 1st Addi
19, Township 12, Range 9, thence! tion, thence east to the northwest
north to the northwest corner of the 'corner of Lot 1. Block 6, Stambaugh's
NEU of the SEU of the SEU of the
SEU of Section 19, Township 12,
Range 9. thence east to the north-
f:st rnmpr of tlio Stt'li rf thf KW 1
of tho SWU of the SWU
4 of Section 20, Township
of the SW'
12, Range 9, thence north to the
northwest corner of the NEU of the
NWU of
the SWU of Section 20,112, Block 29. Stambaugh's 2nd Addi-
Township 12, Range 9, thence east; tion. thence north to the intersection
to the southeast corner of the SWU 'of the north line of Pearl street with
of the NWU of Section 20, Town-i the east line of Folsom's Addition,
ship 12, Range 9, thence north to the j thence west to the west line of Lot
northwest corner of the SWU of the j 6, Block 2, Folsom's Addition pro
NEU of the NWU of Section 20, duced to the north line of Tearl
Township 12, Range 9,
to the northeast corner
thence cast
of the SEU
oi ine .Nr..",! oi iiicr - v
n of Section
20. Township 12. Range 9, thence
north to the northwest corner of the
SW U of the NW U of the SE U of
Section 17, Township 12, Range 9.
thence east to the northeast corner
of the
the
17,
NWU of
Township
the!
12, 1
SEU of
Range 9,
west co;
Section
thence
ner of
north to the north
the NEU of the
NWU of
the SEU of Section 17,
Township 12, Range 9, thence east
to the southwest corner of the SEU
of the NEU of Section 17, Township
12, Range 0, then-e north to the
northwest corner of the SWU of the
SEU of the NEU of Section 17.
Township 12, Range 9, thence east
to the northeast corner of the SWU
of the SEU of the NEU of Section
17, Township 12. Range 9, thence
north to the northwest corner of the
NEU of the NEU of the NEU of
Section 17. Township 12, Range 9,
thence west to the southwest corner
of the SEU of the SEU
of Section
S, Township 12. Range 9, thence
north to the northeast corner of the
SEU of the SWU of the NEU of
Section 8, Township 12, Range 9,
thence west to the northwest corner
of the SWU of the SWU of the NEU
of Section 8, Township 12, Range 9,
thence north to the northwest corner
of the NWU of the NEU of Section
8, Township 12, Range 9, thence cast
to the southwest corner of the SEU
of the SWU of the SEU of Section
5, Township 12, Range 9, thence
north to the northwest corner of the
SEU cf the SWU of the SEU of
Section 5. Township 12, Range 9,
thence east to the northeast corner
of the SEU of the SWU of the SEU
of Section 5, Township 12, Range 9,
thence north to the northwest cor
ner of the SWU of the NEU of the
SEU of Section 5, Township 12,
Range 9, thence east to the east line
of Section 5, Township 12, Range 9,
thence north to the northwest corner
of the SWU of Section 4, Township
12, Range 9, thence east to the north
east corner of the SEU of Section 4,
Township 12, Range 9, thence north
to the southeast corner of the NEU
of the NEU of the NEU of Section
4, Township 12, Range 9, thence west
to the southwest corner of the NLU
of the NEU of the NEU of Section
4, Township 12, Range 9, thence
north to the northwest corner of the
NEU of the NEU of the NEU of
Section 4, Township 12, Range 9,
thence east to the northeast corner
of the NWU of the NWU of Section
Township 12, Range 9, thence
south to the northwest corner of the
SWU of the SEU of the NWU of
Section 3, Township 12, Range 9,
thence east to the northeast corner
of the SWU of the SEU of the
NWU of Section 3, Township 12,
Range 9, thence south to the south
east corner of the SWU of the SEU
or tiip Nw i
4
cf Section. 3, Township
thence east to the ceii-
12. Range
9.
ter of Section 3, Township 12, Range
9, thence south to the southwest cor-
ner of the NW'i of the NWU of the
SEU of Section 3, Township 12,
Range 9, thence east 240 rods to the
northeast corner of the SEU of the
NWrU of the SWU of Section 2,
Township 12, Range 9, thence north
to the northwest corner of the NEU
of the SWU of Section 2, Township
12, Range 9, thence east to the east
line of 10th street in Ashland, Ne
braska, produced south, thence north
to the southwest corner of Lot 7.
Block C2, Miller & Clark Addition to
Ashland, thence east to the south
east corner of Lot 12, Block 62, Mil
ler & Clark Addition to Ashland,
thence northeasterly in a straight
line to the southwest corner of the
N of Block 63, Miller & Clark Ad
dition, lying west of Salt Creek,
thence northeasterly following the
bluff on the left bank of Salt Creek
to the southeast corner of Lot 1,
Block 50, Miller & Clark Addition,
thence
of Lot
east to the southwest corner
5, Block 33, Flora City, thence
southeast in a straight line to a point
75 feet south of the northwest cor
ner of Lot 6, Block 2, Wortman's
Addition, thence south to the south
west corner of Lot 7, Block 2, Wort
man's addition, thence southeasterly
in a straight line to the southeast
corner of Lot S, Block 2, Wortman's
Addition, thence southeasterly in a
straijrht line to the southwest corner
of Lot 11, Block 1, Parmalee's Addi
tion, thence east on the north side of
the alley in Block 1, Parmalee's Ad-.then-e west to tne soumww """7
dition to the southwest corner of Lot of the NWU of the SEU of the S
G, Block 4, Saline Ford, tbence north? of Section 10, Townsnip 12, Range
to the northwest corner of Lot 6,1 9. thence north to the southeast cor
Block 4, Saline Ford, thence east to. ner of the NWU of the SEU of feec
the northeast corner of Lot 3. Block! tion 10, Township 12. Range y,
ciin nrih r. ih thence west to the southwest corner
northwest corner of Lot 2, Block
35,
Stambaugh's 1st Addition, thence
east to the northwest corner of Lot
6, Block 36, Stambaugh's 1st Addi
tion, thence north to the southwest
corner of Lot 6, Block 29, Stam
baugh's 1st Addition, thence east to
the southeast corner of Lot 6, Block
;29i Stambaugh's 1st Addition, thence
; north to the northwest corner of Lot
13, Block 9, Stambaugh's
tion, thence east to the
1st Addi-
t,.-.rthaf
corner of Lot 18. Block 9,
baugh's 1st Addition, thence
Stam -
north
to the southwest corner of L
Block 6, Stambaugh's 1st Add
thence east to the southeast corner
of Lot 21, Block 6, Stambaugh's 1st
Addition, thence north to the north
west corner of Lot 22
Block 6. Stam -
baugh's 1st Addition, thence east to
'the northeast corner of Lot 23. Block
. - - ,
6, Stambaugh's
6, Stambaugh's 1st Addition, thence
1st Addition, thence northeasterly in
a straight line to the southwest cor
ner of Lot 12, Block 23, Stambaugh's
j 2nd Addition, thence north to the
northwest corner of Lot 9, Block 30.
i Stambaugh's
2nd Addition, thence
west to the
northeast corner of Lot
'street, thence north on the west line
'of Block 2, Folsom's Addition pro-
duced north to the north line of Sec
tion 1, Township 12 N., Range 9 E.
of the 6th P. M., thence west 15 rods.
; more or less, to the southwest corner;
jof Section 36, Township 13 N., Range
9 E., thence north to the southwest
corner of the NWU of the NWU of
Section 36. Township 13 N., Range
9 E.. thence east to the northeast
corner of the SEU of the NEU of
Section 31. Township 13 North,
Range 10 East of the 6th P. M.,
thence south to the southeast corner
of the NEU of the SEU of Section
!31, Township 13 N., Range 10 E. of
16th P. M., thence west eighteen liun
Jdred fifteen (1S15) feet, more or less,
I. . i a 1 . . C .1 C 111'
to tne soumwcsi rui ner ui inc.; rr
of the SWU of the SEU of the NWU
of the SEU of Section 31, Township
13 N.. Range 10 East of the 6th P.
M., thence northwest 15.15 rods,
more or less, to the northwest corner
of the SWU of the SWU of the SEU
iof
the NWU of the SEU of Section
1 31, Township lo a., uange iu ti. ot
1
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the tjin 1. iu., luumu mil uii in iuus
tr Hio unrt Invent corner of t he NW J
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of the SWU of the SEU of the
NWU of the SEU of Section 31,
Township 13 N-, Range 10 East of
the 6th P. M., thence west 10 rods,
more or less, to the southwest cor
ner of the SEU of the NEU of the
SWU of the NWU of the SEU of
Section 31, Township 13 N., Range
10 E. of the 6th P. M., thence north
west 14.11 rods to the southeast
corner of the NEU of the NWU of
the SWU of the NWU of the SEU,
thence west 40 rods, more or less, to
the southwest corner of the NWU of
the NEU of the SEU or the NEU
of the SWU of Section 31, Town
ship 13 N., Range 10 E. of the 6th
P. M., thence southwesterly 4 4.72
rods, more or less, to the southwest
ccrner of the NWU of the SEU of
the SWU of the NEU of the SWU
of Section 31, Township 13 N., Range
10 E. of the 6th P. M., thence south
west 14.14 rods, more or less, to the
southwest corner of the SEU of the
SWU of the SWU of the NEU of
the SWU of Section 31, Township 13
N., Range 10 E. of the 6th P. M.,
thence southwest 22.36 rods, more or
less, to the southeast corner of the
NEU of the NEU of the NEU of
the SWU of the SWU of Section 31,
Township 13 N., Range 10 E. of the
6th P. M., thence southwesterly 56.56
rods, more or less, to the southwest
corner of the NU- of the SEU of the
SWU of the SWU of Section 31,
Township 13 N., Range 10 E. of the
6th P. M., thence southwesterly 44.72
rods, more or less, to the southwest!
corner ot bection ji, Mownsuip 16
North, Range 10 East of the 6th P.
M., thence west to the northeast cor
ner of Section 1. Township 12 N.,
nnn O foe rr hn Ctl, T AT Il,j,.,.
southwest to the southwest corner of
..... ... ch,. 1
Township
12 N.. Range 9 E. of the
6th P. M.,
thence west
along
the
south line of the NWU of the NEU
of Section 1, Township 12, Range 9
E. of the 6th P. M., to a point in said
line 100 feet distant at right angles
to the center line of the main track
of the C. B. & Q. R. R. Co., thence
southwesterly parallel to and 100
feet distant from the main track of
said railroad to a point 1040 feet
north and 435 feet east of the south
west corner of Section 1, Township
12 N.. Range 9 E. of the 6th P. M.,
thence northwesterly in a r-'gM
line to the south line of the l . il-oi-wav
of the Schuyler branch of the
C. B. & Q. R. R. Co., where it inter
sects the north line of the right-of-wayof
the C. B. & Q. R. L. Co. main
line, thence following the r'gkt-of-way
of the said Schuyler branch to
the west line of the EV2 of the SEU
of the NEU of the SEU of Section
2, Township 12, Range 9 East of the
6th P. M.. thence south to the south-east
corner of the WU- of the HE U
of the SEU of the SEU of Section
9 Tnv.-nsliin 12. Range 9 E. of the
6th P. M., thence southwesterly to tne
southwest corner of the EVfc of the
X- T-1
iN lj V4
i'. r.f fiprtion 11. Townsnip
Range 9 East of the 6th P. M., tnenee
' south .vesterly to the southeast corner
'of the NEU of the SWU of Section
11. Township 12, Range 9 E. of the
0th P. M., thence west to the south
west corner of the NEU of the
SWU. thence scuth to the southeast
1 corner
of the NEU or tne s v '
the SYvTU of Section 11, 'lownsnip it
N.. Ranjre 9 East of the 6th P. M..
'of
the NWU of the SEU
of Section
9, thence
10, Township 12, Range
north to the southwest
corner oi tne
x-ivj. r.f tliA Wii of the SE14 ot
4
Section 10. Township 12. iiange y,
thence west to the southwest corner
of the NWU of the NWU of the
SEU of Section 9, Township 12,
Range 9,. thence south to the north
west corner of the SWU of the SEU
of Section y. lownmnp
i thenc e east to the northeast corner
! of the NWU of the h
of the SEU
of Section 9, Township
12, Range 9,
milllljv-t w.u.. - .
-ot 21 i thence south to the northeast corne
dition! i of the SWU of the SWU of th
corner
e
SEU of
Spction 9. Township 1
Range 9, thence east to the north
east corner of the SEU of the SWU
jof the SEU of Section 9, Township
1Z, Range tnenee suuui . iu me
i - . , oti' r i
j southeast corner oi me bc.m i m
! vv v4 oi tne or-u i BIU1U" ;'
Township 1. Hange y, tnenee ease io
the northeast corner of the NWU
of the NWU of the NEU of the
NEU of Section 16, Township 12,1
Range 0, thence south to the south- j
east corner of the SWU of the SWU
of the SEU of the NEU of Section
1G. Township 12. Range 9, thence
west to the northeast corner of the
NWU of the SEU of Section 16,
Township 12, Range 9, thence Kouth
to the southeast corner of th NWU
of the SEU of Section 16, Township
12. Range 9, thence east to the
northeast corner of the NWU of the
SWU of the SWU of Section 15,
Township 12. Range 9, thence south
the
the
southeast corner of the NWU
SW 1 1 of the SWU of Section
15, Township 12, Range 9. thence;
east to the northeast corner of the
SEK of the SWU of the SWU o
Section 15, Township 12, Range 9,
thence south to the south line of Sec
tion 15, Township 12, Range 9,
thence west to the northeast corner
of the
NWU of the NWU of the
of Section 22, Township 12,
NW
74
Range 9, thence south to the south
cast corner of the NWU f lie
NWU of the NWU of Section 22,
Township 12, Range 9. thence west
to the north and south half section
line in Section 21, Township 12,
Range 9. thence south to the south
east ccrner of the NEU of the NWU
of Section 21. Township 12, Range
9, thence west to the southwest cor
ner of the SEU of the NEU of the
NWU of Section 21, Township 12.
Range 9, thence south to the south
west corner of the NWU of the SEU
of the NEU of the SWU of Section
21. Township 12, Range 9, thence
east to the northeast corner of
SWU of the SWU of the NWU
the
the SEU of Section 21, Township
12. Range 9, thence south to the
south line of Section 21, Township
12, Range 9, thence west to the
northeast corner of the NWU of the
NEU of the NEU of the NW V4 of
Section 2S, Township 12. Range 9,
thence south to the southeast cor
ner of the NWU of the NEU of the
NEU of the NWU of Section 28,
Township 12, Range 9, thence west
to the southwest corner of the NWU
of the NEU of the NEU of the
NWU of Section 28, Township 12,
Range 9, thence south to the south
west corner of the NWU of the SEU
of the NEU of the NWU of Section
2S, Township 12, Range 9, thence
west to the northwest corner of the
SU- of the SWU of the NEU of the
NWU of Section 2S,
Range 9, thence south
of the NWU of Section 28, Township
12, Range 9, thence west to the
northwest corner of the EU of the
EU of the V of the SWU of the'
NWU of Section 2 8. Township 12,
Range 9, thence south to the south
east corner of the W14 of the E 14
of the W'Yi of the SWU of the NW7
ot bectlon. 28. TownshiD 12. Ranco
to the northeast cor-!
ner of the SEU of Section 29. Town-
ship 12. Range 9, thence south to the
southeast corner of the N of the
rj-,4 vi me ot, ' . 01 jsection za.
Township 12, Range 9, thence west
' 1
to the northeast corner of the NWU
of the NWU of the SE of thn
NEU cf the SEU of Section 29.
Township 12, Range 9, thence south
to the southeast corner of the swv.
of the SWU of the SEU of the NEU
iof the SEU of Section 29. Townshin
12, Rauge 9, thence west to the
southwest corner of the NEU of the
SEli Of Section 20. Townshin 1
1 , ." i0 ine soln-
least t'orner of tbe N f the N of
'4 01 cue Jsjti u 01 becuon Z3.
Township 12, Range 9, theuee west
to the poutliwest corner of the NV&
of the N' of the SWU of the SEU
of Section 29, Township 12, Range
9, thence north to the northeast cor
ner of the of the SWU of Sec
tion 29, Township 12, Range 9.
thence west to the northwest corner
of the EUs of the SEU of the SWU
of Section 29. Township 12, Range. 9,
thp'up south to the southwest
cor-
nr n f flip of the SEU
of the
eivii of Section 29. Township 12,
naniri. o thpnee west to the
north-
erst corner of the WU- of the NWU
of Section 32. Township 12. Range
9 thence south to the southeast cor
ner of the N of the NWU of the
NWU of Section 32, Township 12,
r.ange 9, thence west to the south
west corner of the N U of the NWU
of the NWU of Section 32, Township
12, Range 9, thence south to the
southwest center of the NWU of
Section 32, Township 12, Range !),
thence west to the northwest corner
of the NEU of the NEU of the
SEU of Section 3 J, Township 12,
Range 9, thence south to the center
0f the NEU of the fat.U
1, Township 12, Range
of Section
9, thence
west to the southwest corner of the
NU- of the NEU of the SEU of Sec
tion 31. Township 12, Range 9,
thence south to the southeast, corner
of the WU of the SEU of Section 31.
Township 12, Range 9, thence west
to the northeast corner of the NU
of the NWU of the NWU of the
NEU of Section 6. Township 11,
Range 9, thence south to the south-
east corner of the N - of the NW U
of the NWU of the NEU of Section
6, Township 11, Range 9, thence
west to the center of the NWU of the
NWU cf the NEU of Section 6,
Township 11, Range 9, thence south
to the southeast corner of the WV& of
the W'Vz of the SWU of the NEU
of Section 6, Township 11, Range 9,
thence west to the southwest corner
of the E V2 of the SEU of the NV,
of Section 6, Township 11,
9. thence north to the center
Range
of the
SEU of the NWi
of
Section 6,
Township 11, Range 9, thence west
to the southwest corner of the N7
of the SEU of the NWU of Section 6,
Township 11, Range 9, thence north
to the southeast corner of the XU of
the NVi of the SWU of
the NWU
of Section 6,
Township 11. Range
9, thence west
to the place of begin-
ning.
Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to said Chapter 14 4 of the Ses
sion Laws of Nebraska for 1927, an
election will be held at the office of
the County Clerk of Cass county, Nebraska,-
between the hours of 8:00
o'clock a. r.i. and 6:00 o'clock p. m.,
on the 19th day of June, 192 S, at
which election the question of the
formation of a drainage district to
include the ?rea above described
shall be determined.
A r t nr.rcnn niiv nno ir f T
lii j i iiiu j U'Ti, wiiv w,
each acre of land or fraction thereof
and for each platted lot which he
may ow?i or have an easement in as
shown by the official records of the
county where the lands or lots may
.be. Any corporation, public, private1,
or municipal.' owning or having an
casement.' in any land or lot, may
vote ft such election, the sure as an
individual may. The executor, ai
' ministratcr, guardian or trustee of
any person or estate interested shall
have the same right to vote.
Such election shall be by ballot.
which shall be signed by
.1 ..i. ,. 1 1 . , . i.
the voter.
e cllIM r-IUlll lltt C 111 VI fUll il
list of the
said voter
! land and lots which the
! claims the right to vote,
j The ballot shall be in
the follow-
ing form:
; DRAINAGE DISTRICT
ELECTION BALLOT
List of Property on which Vote
is Based
Description Section or Lot ;
Township or Block ; Range or
City ; Number of Acres
or Lots Total number of votes
claimed on same
Nature of title or interest
in above.
f YES
For Formation of District
NO
Signature of Voter.
Persons desiring to vote in favor of
the formation of such district shall
place a cross in the square opposite
0f the word "103 appearing 011 said
ballot.
Persons desiring to vote against
the formation of such district shall
place a cross in the square opposite
the word "No" appearing on said
ballot.
GEO. R. SAYLES,
County Clerk of Cass Coun
ty, Nebraska.
W24, 31, j7.
RUN COUNTER TO D. A. R.
ew York, May 25. A group of
persons whose names figured in the
so called D. A. R. blacklist has or
ganized under the name of the Sons
and Daughters of the Blacklist. A
Township 12, 1 certificate of incorporation was is
to the center sued todav bv
Crain. Arthur Garfield Hayes, Frieda
Kirchwey and Morris Ernst, whoso
names were placed on the D. A. R.
blacklist, are among the directors.
The organization was formed, "to
pay particular attention to the first
amendment and to keep it from fall-
ing into the same disrepute as the
1 piirhtBnth "
to "nromote and ncr-
Detuato lmmnr in t,.! ctotoa
and to conduct scientific experiments,
emotional or Intellectual to discover
the perfect 100 per cent American."
MRS. C00LIDGE DEFERS
TO SON AND SWEETHEART
Northampton. Mass., May 25.
The first lady of the land rode in a
rumble seat today that her sou
might ride beside the often mention
ed girl of his choice. Mrs. Coolidge
with Mrs. R. B. Mills, a Massaoit
street neighbor, occupied what has
been called the "chape rone's seat"
while John drove them and Miss
Florence Trumbull, daughter of Con
necticut's governor, through the
heavy verdured countryside.