The Sioux County Journal.
Publislied every Thursday,
o
Subscription Price, f2.00
L. j. SlmB0s, ' - Editor
Entered at tbe Harrison post office M aec
bud elate matter.
Thtbsday, November 14, 189.
The war on Turkey will be in active
operation on Nov. 23th, at high noon.
The first lay Catholic congress of the
United 9tates convened in Baltimore on
the 11th inst. Twelve hundred lay dele
gates were present at the opening ses
sion and a great deal of enthusiasm was
manifested.
A political prophet of Lincoln says
that Lieutenant Governor Meiklejohn
will be a candidate for attorney general
next year. Unless all signs fail, Meikle
john will be a candidate for congress in
this district, and a lively one, too. Fre
mont Tribune.
There are few who will not lie able to
find something for which to be thankful
on Nov. 28th. It does not take a palace
to make a happy home, nor does it re
quire that every wish be gratified in or
der that a person may be truly happy.
There are a great many tilings for
which all may be thankful.
Two Kentucky politicians by the name
of Goodloe and Swope had a quarrel at
Lexington on the 8th inst. and proceeded
to shoot and carve each other. Swojie
is dead and Goodloe is said to be fatally
wounded. Both were men of almost na
tional repute, the latter being a member
of the national republican committee.
St. I'aul is arranging to have a more
magnificent ice palace this winter than
ever before. f2o,u(Mi rias been guaran
teed for the building of the structure.
The last cliapter of the Rowewater
Gouger controversy is tliat Mr. Rose-
water was found guilty of disturbing "a
religious meeting" at Tekamah, and sen
tenced to jay a Cne of 4 10 and costs.
The caste lias been appealed and if the
editor of the Bee pays that fine it will
not be until he is ordered to do so by tbe
supreme court of Nebraska. The Bee
man is a stayer and his opponent ap
pears to be built somewhat on tlie same
plan.
Dispatches from southern and western
Kansas bearing date of Nov. 11th state
that there was a terrible blizzard prevail
ing there at that time. The weather in
northwest Nebraska was not much like
a blizzard at that time. People will
learn in time that ivebraska is no more
subject to severe storms than other
tates.
The blizzard which visited Colorado
last week extended clear down into
New Mexico and was quite severe, tbe
snow piling up bo as to blockade the
railroads and cause a great deal or in
convenience. A report to the effect
that a great deal of stock was lost is
said to have been exaggerated.
8ome of the heaviest tax-payers of
Otoe county have petitioned the com
missioners of that county for an imme
diate examination of the affairs of the
clerk of the district court's office. The
way of the transgressing official in Ne
braska is becoming harder as time rolls
on and punishment is becoming almost
inevitable.
Omaha is booming the project of a
fine new bridge to be built across tbe
Missouri river at that point. The rapid
development of Nebraska and conse
quent unprecedent growth of Omaha as
a natural consequence has made it ne
cessary for better facilities to take care
of the business which is the outgrowth
of the settlement of the state.
A traveling man who thought be was
a masher insulted one of the girls in a
hotel in a town in Indiana a few days
ago and the girl hit him over the eye
with a flat-iron and then proceeded to do
him up in good shape and would proba
bly have killed him had not assistance
arrived. The fellow will probably be
more respectful to hotel employees in
future,
A suit has been filed in Dawes county
by Andrew Richardson against Kilpat
rick Bros. & Collins for 25,000 damages.
A little son of Richardson was mutilated
by a dynamite cartridge left near the B.
V M. tunnel by the contractors and the
damage is claimed on that ground. The
tittle fellow lost a portion of each hand
and one eye by the accident and should
tbe full amount asked for be awarded as
damages it would be but small compen
sation for the injuries received, as they
leave the boy disabled and disfigured
for life,
Congressman-elect G. L. Laws, of the
second district has resigned bis position
as secretary of state and the governor
has appointed Benjamin R. Cowdrey to
fill the vacancy. This appointment will
give quite general satisfaction, unless it
be among a few of those who wished to
e aa anti-railroad man put in the place.
It is certain that tbe business of tbe of
fice will be' well looked after for Mr.
Cowdrey's )ong experience as deputy has
fitted him for the work devolving upon
t)k secretary of state.
Wbea an officer objects to having his
books er records examined it is about
time for an investigation to be insisted
upon. The treasurer of Riley county,
Km, refused a few weeks ago to. let tbe
probate judge and two of tbe comniis
stooar examine his accounts, as re
quired by tbe law of the state, and the
next beard of the treasurer be ws in
Windsor, Canada. No honest oflV4J ob
Jacta to an inspection of tbe record of
bin office, for it i simpW the peoale
looking after tbeir own bwstness, wjsh
whkrbMrMtvstVItistiKi
Who want oOo or wbM Ul k ia It
VtofenotwMjttfe l$it trt'tao tho
The merchants of Chadron are taking
active steps for the good of the town and
county. They will try to induce all
dealers in flour to liandle the goods
manufactured at home so as to secure
for the farmer the highest possible price
for wheat. Other matters of import
ance are being discussed at the meetings
of busiuess men which have been held
quite frequently of late, and the town
and county cannot but be benefited
thereby.
A terrible blizzard struck Colorado
lxst week and did a great deal of damage
and not less tlian twenty are reported as
having lost their lives. The storm was
the most severe experienced for a long
time, the sufferings of those who were
found before frozen to death are reported
as simply apalling. One party of cat
tle men lost six of their numlier and
some of the others were terribly frozen.
Further losses are expected to be yet
learned of.
Capt. W. C. Henry, Commandant of
the soldiers' home at Grand Island, has
written a letter to Gov. Thayer inform
ing him that old soldiers have been sent
there without any authority. They
simply purchase tickets for the poor vet
erans und send them to Grand Island and
not furnish them with any money for re
turn. The result is that the lionse is al
ready filled to its greatest capacity and
the officials have notified the people that
no one will lie admitted to the home un
less sent there in compliance with the
statutes. Those in authority are doing
all in their power to take care of the old
soldiers and sailors who are worthy of
the care of the state, but they do not
like to be imposed upon.
THE Jourxal is in receipt of a letter
from Hon. L. W. Gilchrist congratulat
ing the settlers upon the election of the
republican people's ticket on tbe 5th
inst. He says to tell all his friends in
Sioux county (and he has lots of them)
that he rejoiced more over the result of
the election in this county in 1889 than
he did in 1888 when he received a major
ity of the votes. He also feels that the
vote given to Hon. W. G. Sim orison to
nil the vacancy caused by his resigna
tion is a direct endorsement by the set
tlers of Sioux county to his action while
a member of the last legislature. Mr.
Gilchrist will ever have a warm place
in the hearts of the people of Sioux, and
he is very proud of the fact.
line running into Wyoming will also be
extended for, as it is now, there is little
satisfaction as fur as train service is con
cerned. The rapid settlement of this lo
cality and development of the oil and
mining regions just west of here ouht
to warrant better train service tnan has
been given thus far. In order to secure
this let every one endeavor to induce
people to come here to live and it will
not be long until the railroad eotnjieny
will meet the demand. In fact tlie de
mand is being made already. Tlie B. &
M. runs fine passenger trains, with sleep
er attached to Crawford, so that people
need make no cliange from there to Om
aha, and it will be necessary for tlie Elk
horn to look after tlie comfort and con
venience of the people or the grei'er
part of tlie passenger business will drift
to their competitor. As a rule the Elk-
horn has been able to hold its own and
will probably do so in this case as soon
as it finds out tlie condition of matters.
In three counties in Kansas re-snb-mission
was made a direct issue at the
recent election and the vote showed a
large majority in favor of again submit
ting the prohibitory amendment to
the people. It may be all right to let
the people vote on it again if they want
to, but now that the state has got pro
hibition why not give it a thorough trial
before attempting to change back. It
has always been claimed by those favor
ing the prohibition laws that after the
old topers die off or move away that the
question would be settled. If the people
of Kansas are wise they will not change
back for some time yet, until they have
become satisfied with the experiment
and disgusted with the results.
The question of a new federal election
taw is being discussed as a means of in
suring a free ballot and a fair count in
the south, but the proposed bill does
not appear to meet with general favor
among republicans. The objection ap
pears to be that it would arouse the
south to a stern and bitter resistance and
consequent sacrifice of life, perhaps, and
those are the results it is desired to
avoid. If a national law aa made that
every person who voted for a member of
congress, or for any federal officer roust
poseesa certain edacational qualifica
tions, and this in tarn be seconded by a
similar law in every state regarding the
state and local elections, the matter
could lie adjusted more speedily and
peacefully than in,. any way yet present
ed. The people, whether north or south,
do not object to being governed by their
quale, but it is not a matter of sur
prise that tbe intelligent and educated
object to having tbe thick beaded and
illiterate dictate who shall or who
shall not bare control of tbe pb
lie office. When the time comes that
tbe standard of excel lenos shall be what
a person knows and what good traits of
character they possess, and not tbe
amount of cash they can command or
tbe grade of clothe tbey wear, it will
mark an posh in the progress of civili
sation and ajsionJ progress,
The Official Count
The official canvass of the election re
turns was made at the office of the coun
ty clerk on last Saturday evening.
County Clerk Jameson, C. H. WeDer
and Asa Davis composed the canvassing
board. Tlie following is the result as
shown by tlie returns, except in a few
instances where a stray vote was cast
either for fun or by mistake, for some
person for an office who was not run
ning for that position, and those scatter
ing votes are not put in the report below :
Sir It EKE JL'UGB.
Precinct. Norval Aniest.
Antelope 13 8
Andrews 11 5
Bowen 63 20
Bodarc 24 13
Cottonwood 53 18
Five Points 25 30
Hat Creek 17 23
Lower Running Water. ..12 2
Montrose 19 58
Running Water 15 2
Snake ('reek 0 6
White River 20 31
Warbounet 49 22
Norval'i majority T.
KEGENTI.
Precinct. Knight He-a
Antelope 13 8
Andrews 11 5
Bowen 63 20
Bodarc 24 12
Cottonwood 54 15
Five Points 25 30
Hat Creek 17 23
Lower Running Water 12 3
Montrose 20 57
Running Water 15 2
Snake Creek 0 8
White River 20 31
Warbonnet 49 22
Knight' majority 100.
The other candidates, Messrs. Morrill
and McKenna, each fell behind the other
candidate on their respective tickets one
vote.
SENATOR.
Precinct- Bartow Critcs
Anteieope 20 1
Andrews 11 5
Bowen 55 25
Bodarc 22 9
Cottonwood 54 9
Five Points 25 ...... 0
Hat Creek 10 27
Lower Running Water... 13 0
Montrose 80 25
Running Water 16 1
Snake Creek 6 ..... 0
White River J7
Warbonnet 51 5
Bartow's majority I 188.
HEPREKEMATIVS
Precinct. Slmonaon Wcstover
Antelope 13 ... 1
Andrews. ...11 s
Bowen 61 . . id
Bodarc 22 "... 9
Cottonwood M 8
Five Point 28 0
Hat Creek 12 25
L'er Running Water. 18 0
Montrose 19 25
Running- Water 15 l
Snake Creek 0
White River 23 s
Warbonuet . 50 a
biinunaou's majority 1JJ.
ntEAftURXR.
Precinct. Gayhart Griswcdd
Antelope 17 4
Andrews. 5 11
Bodarc 16 18
Bowen i 34 90
Cottonwood 49 24
Five Points 86. U
Hat Creek 20 20
Lower Running Water. 7 7
Montrose 75 3
Running Water 1. 7 .. ft
Snake Creek 0
White River 22 25
Warbonnet 36 34
Gayhajrt's majority Ill
Precinct.."
Antelope
Andrews. S
Bodarc 12
Bowen 40
Cottonwood 38
Five Points ....33
Reldy ttwt
W 8
11
24
48
41
22
22
ft
fyta reported that the Black Hills
branch of the F. B. H V. will bo x
teadnd in Uw near future into, the coal
field belonging to th company, above
WWtwood, It is to. V hoped Mat the
Hat Creek 18
Lower Sunning Water... 8
Montrose W ...... 8
Running Water 8
Snake Creek 6 0
White River 24 27
Warbonnet 38 38
Reidy's majority .5
JTJfiUK.
Precinct. Barker Hooch
Antelope 18 a
Andrews 5 11
Bowen.. .,...44 $
Bodarc ...!
Cottonwood 41 2t ,
IW Potato..., .17 18
Lower Running Water... 7 7
Montrose 73 8
Running Water 8 '
Snake Creek 0
White River - 25 24
Warbonnet 3 '
Barkers majority 39-
CUlKK.
ITeolnet. Llndeiuan. Windsor.
Antelope 1? -
Andrews 5 U
Bowen 37 46
Bodarc 23
Cottonwood 51 23
Five Points 33 22
Hat Creek 1 22
Lower Running Water ... 7 5
Montrose "1
Running Water 8 7
fvoek 6 0
Wl,it River 26 25
Warbonnet 37 31
Lindenian's majority 102
SITERTSTE-VDE-NT.
Precinct. Soutbworth. Ilolllngsworth.
Antelope 18 3
Andrews 5 11
Uowen 41 43
Bodarc 12 23
Cottonwood 45 27
Five Points 35 20
Hat Creek 19 21
Lower Running Water 8 8
Montrose 69 8
Running Water 8 7
Snake Creek 6 0
White River 34 27
Warbonnet 41 30
South worth's majority 10").
SURVEYOR.
Precinct. Iew Rigdoa
Antelope 18 3
Andrews 3 U
Bowen 45 39
Bodarc 17 19
Cottonwood 44 28
Five Points 86 19
Hat Creek.. 20 20
Lower Running Water. . H 6
Montrose 73 .. 3
Running Water 8 7
Snake Creek 6... 0
White River 20 31
Warbonuet - 45 26
Dew's majority 133,
CORONER.
Precinct. Shafer. Andrew
Antelope 18 3
Andrews 5 11
Bowen 44 39
Bodarc 18 20
Cottonwood 44 -26
Five Points 87 18
Hat Creek 17 23
Lower Running Water 7 7
Montrose 73 8
Running Water 8 7
Snake Creek 6 0
White River 84 27
Warbonnet 41 30
Shafer s majority 126.
COMMISSIONER, 2ND DISTRICT.
Precinct. (J rove. Kauin.
Antelope 18 3
Andrews 5 11
Bowen 40 44
Bodarc 15 21
Cottonwooa 46 28
Five Points 37 18
Hat Creek 20 20
Lower Running Water 5 8
Montrose 70 3
Running Water 8 9
Snake creek 6 0
White River 25 26 '
Warbonnet , 89 32
Grove's majority 110.
COMMISSIONER, 3RD DISTRICT.
Precinct. Green. Karneat.
Antelope 18 3
Andrews 5 11
Bowen 39 45
Bodarc 15 21
Cottonwood 43 27
Five Points 37 18
Hat Creek 20 20
Lower Running Water 5 8
Montrose 69 4
Running Water 8 9
Snake Creek 2 0
White River 23 28
Warbonnet 40 3
Green's majority 98,
Lrftl Notice.
Tlie Hoard of Church ftitrnaion, eorpor
tl.,n organiaed by tbe le.gtlatur of Pemi
vlraula and . w. Helder, non-rwiirleiit de
fendant, will tike noti. tliat on the tub
day of October. A. The Buffalo o.p
I uinber Company, plaintiff herein, BlMT iU
iH-tition in t" diriol court of Mourn
county, Nebraka. mrunt anid defendant,
the object and prayer of which are to forc
eloae a oerttlu lurohanln lien upon lot nuin--r
In block number 3, in the village of
llarrlaon, Mom county, Nehraaka, for the
unt of two hundred and fifteen dollars and
aeventy ueven eent, S2I5 77) for which uui,
with Interest from tbe fourteenth day of
April, A. I. Plaintiff pray for a de
cree that defendant be required to p iv the
aame or that aid preinlnea may be aula to
aatixtv the amount found due.
on or before Monday, tbe second day of !
Bi fkalo ;r J.t'MBKH l'iiFt, Plaintiff,
By OKmot WLs ibelr attornuy.
BF4WT Or Til E CONDITION
OF THE
. BASK OF HABB1S0S
tbe close of bum.jf, October 30,
It L LSI al T II! L 1
1utna nnrl rlluonimi. . .
OverdraU, necureul mnt unMocuretl. 'tlit'w
' '- "wii 1'nuuilttl It nil KM . 71 ul
111. fr..n 4i.., u i '.I'-'
Keal tat;, furniture and f)xtre 1.4UU0Q
Current expenw and taxes paid - tjl w
t beck and other cab Item n'm
aw-nwiiw piur currency, mcuittr
Specie - . . . : H
LckuI lender notea , JJoo
Total
1 I 1 II I I lOTl MO
KIA0II.II1CA.
Capital stock paid la
riviuenua unpaia
S7,U9
5 ,000.01
...iuvuiii IIUUBIU . . . , . Vu
Demand rertinuatc of deposit . -ym-a
TUu vertiflcatea of depoait , . tttljn
Total S7 ia 3U
.ATE NMAKA. CYwurTT OK Riou x, tut:
V... . , . , ' MJ KISV- liHIIIfll
bank, do aolemnly awear that the above
C. K. lli.MtCa.blcr.
Subscribed and aworn to before
me thin bth day of Nov. ft.
11. T. CoNi.r.r,
Notary Public.
Nirtlreof Content.
I'. 8. Land (ifflee, cUaIron, Neb.. I
K'tOlKT h, law. I
Ulledto plow or cultlvatTa. y portion rf
vwtooer 7, ISMI. '1 he aaid laat e Kra, her.!..
Mimouedto .ppar at tnl. oe?n Kft
day of Doembr, UM, at 10 o'clock a! n .
re.pond and f un.l-h "
aid aUetxd f aUureT '
fT?4,iM".',orwHl,MUI be taken h.
U'U ..r,PQWfJM.ltaclv.e
B. E. Bkewstbh, C. F. Comrx,
Pre anient. Vic Pres.
CHAS. C. JAMESON, Caahler.
Commercial Bank.
INCORPORATED.
-A.
General Banking Business
-TRANSACTED. -
Harrison,
Nebraska.
C. H. Andrews & Co.,
-Dealers in-
Drugs,
Faints,
Brushes,
Oils,
-AND-
Fine Toilet Goods,
STATIONERY & PERFUMES.
BEST CIGARS
IN THE CITY,
Wm. Christensen,
Wholesale and Retail
Hardware.
A large and well selected to.k
All'McS ON HAND.
ACORN STOVES, BARBED WIRE
at price to nit the time AllU fr
CJIWPIM BIDDERS tllD
Mowers.
3badron, -, Neb.
, Nudre uf runlet,
I'. , Land Office, ( imdron
. . October, i
Complaint No. 1(47 liavtnK ljen r,
topher Hlier for aliaiidouliir hi. 1 a
entry No. Wi. dated teuruatv : iJ
I. .i .....l i. , i
Mum county, Nebraska, with a v
cancel la t ion ,f pald entry; ttie aa;
i utji uj nuiiiiiiviir. u, apjar at
j-f uij uiri iu ijhji in INHMUllier 1
o'clock a. in., to reiHni Hii'l f,Jn
uiony runrariiiii( nald -l!e(trl alaii'
Tewllinoiiy of wtiiiMe t
fore II. .lonea. Ni,t-trv I'niiii ...
ill Ham-oll, Neb., oil illeSnd d'v,
oer. ixm,, ai iv a. nt. i. r. foa
17-11)
Not Ire of ("mit,M,t
1'. . lJii(t Oftli-e, fliadroii,
. " HURT ,,
I onii'lahit No iM Ij.iv Ihif U ,. ,..
tbla oftiee by I baa. K. iOW,.,
I owena tor f allure to eoinly a j T ti
llmler culture entry N'u. siVi, Out-
Ier4, 10, Uhiii tlieie nel,' il
e. -&. t. r H. ill Moll p.,
brnnka, lib a ! to the eitu
ald entry; ronteitant alleging
claimant Irtile! t4i break or imii.,. t,
ken U'll acre of aald tra,-t durii-w
and rcoiid yer, ami liiiled t., i
aerea durliiK the third year ef t. r ,
made ami h falb-,1 to cure k ,m ti
dati-of lnltiati'iK till coiit t
The aalil p irth-a lire hi-reliv nn,,,,
apM-arat tlii othi e on tlie auth davi
la-r, Ikk, at 10 o'eUK k , a, in., to re.,
ftirniab titlinoiiy "om-eriilnK aiir
failure. 'IVtlinoiiy of aitiH'M-Ma
en la-fore John A. (ipfli, u Notary
Ilia ofhei' in ItiimitiiK W i,t,-r pri tH
county, .Wbrai-ka. on tl,i;ii ,.,v ,
biT, IH-Al, at lUo'cha k a. in.
U-l I J T. r . CowKua, l;
FINAL l'KOOF T( l.
All peraona having dual pnaif n.
tbla paa-r will receive a marked eni
pa)M-r und are rojiieted to ean,
notice and if any errora exlt ri
aino to tbla oftlce at once.
N'OTK K VOH I'l ATloN
Ijunl Office at Chadron, Selir
a-tla-r3l, Ihki.
Notice la hereby (riven that the I
named aettler baa tiled not lee nl ,
tlon to make finiil proof in aiipi,i
cbiiin, uinl thataatd pna.f wllj .
fori M. I', h lnkald, Judxe of the
court, or in hla nlw c. c. Jamn
of the dletrlet eonrt, al Hurrioii
Iecinla r hi, laaii, vlt;
Poloinon H. Story, of t.raumiem
who made II K entry No. 117 for the ,
e 14 ne ijr 4cc M, and aw qr nw jr
r !W. He uami' tlin followinK a -In,
prove hl lolitiliiioua reildeiire u
cultivation of aald hind, tz: John
John C. I.. KaKlmid, (,eorire W. Col.
W. I.ahK'lon, all of l.riimiiiercy, n,i,
614j M. -MoNTOOUKKT, IJ.-
Cohicllilaled Vntlie fur i'uliliea
IjiihI OltUte at Chadron.
, . Pt- '" li
aiaiw ia nereny (Tiven llml the 1
minimi aettler baa filed nol li e nl t,
tlon to make final priaif In anppnr
claim, and Unit aaid pria,! all H. ;
fore Chaa. C. JaineHon, clerk of the
court, at lliii rlaon, Seb.,ou Nov. IS,
Jolin Ttiiiin. of MmMrnw,
ho made I). M. No. 51 It for the ,wk
tp M t M.
He nainea the following a ItniKi-,
hla colitlnnotia reatilenee upon mnl
lion of aald html, : l', U r Hem
htidxer, of MoiitroHe, Neb.; Ciiribn
fredenik huoll, of Itodun-, Nebra
Willieliii tiulilke, ufltarriniii
a lio made ll. H. No. Ul I fur th .l.
33, r M,
He nauiea the follow Ihk Itntr,.
hla eoiitlnuoua n-aldenev llKin and
tiou of aald land, viz: Aun.t Xp
i' mi, .iiik"V r, , .(null,
Todtenliaupl, all of llarrlwm, NehruJ
I'l HI tl' f, . . . I. I
l"'l Jl. ffM.l -13., HI J
..J
Coiifiolldnteil Nntlrp fur I'lililimli
ljuid tifticf at Cliailioii,
H't. 1
Notice ia hereby irlvetl that the f.,
named aettler him Hied notice of hi.
tlon to inuke final finaif In aupiMir
chtlni, mid that aald pnxir will U- n
fon t haa. JanieMOti, clerk ol Uw
court, ut ilarnou, ebraku,fm m
vli:
MAB V STAIiL. of llixiurr,
who made II. K flttnir No. I.VSt tut t
ec. 1 1, tp. XI, r. 1V6 writ.
She nainea the f oilia-n witni-sie '
her continiioua residence uMi aii'l
tlon of auld land, viz: ( lurence II. 1
worth, Jaiiiea M. lianlcU, nientini
hetcr, Kilwnrd ilollliigawortli, all ol
Nebrtmka, nlao
FUKHKIMI K M. I'l'fM'l'NlKK. f Cm
who made U. K. rtlltiff' Kn. II'K for
aex mx: J ni w.i aw t aee "i, tp 43 r :
He mime the following witucjtta-i
hla continiioua residence iiimih and
tlon of. aald hind, vi.; JoliilaUiau li.J
John I'rlee, iinnf lirou n, Churls
all of t raw ford, Nebraska, iUo:
f.KOUl.K S. iIJ,Klt, of H;irriv
who made l. S. No. liWor the cV
ft, w,V nw ' aec i. tp HI, t 'M w.
lit! nainea the following wllnC'isui
Ilia coutinuoiii, reiliieuce iihhi iih'i
llou ol aald liind, vl.: t,e,re W.
I'ayaou Itlifeloa , Homer A I'riddy,
R. Miilth, all of Ifnrrlaoii, Nebr.itka.
-aj v . II. Jilt AVI, H
B 111.
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tor
Nutll'f of liir(iriuU'8
Notice la lierebv Khen of Ui' In
tlon of Hie Kiink of llurrl-m, "I II
Nebraska,
'1 be uiideriifned, niiax'lstt
fur the ti niia u'tloii of a ifeje
lne-a in the M.ile of Ni'lil.!i:i,.i,
lowlnar nrllcii H of lueorjior.;: n
ARlil'lK I. 'llienatiicol "n.i
all .i 1 1 la- Il.iiik ol il.ii rl-on."
Aurici.K II. 'Iheiirlncili.il !'lwe
niM til thia coriNiralion alt. ill be i
sloux coiiulv, .Vi br.ibkn.
AllTK f.K III. The K-cnernl n:ltiui
bll-iiiei.a of tbla eorpor. .lioil l'.il'i '
Inifof money on d" iio-lt, invi -i
fuudaiu Iimii", bc.ylnK nix! -,H
ehanire, reclilnir nii'T innkini,'
for olhera, the biiylnif and ,dhi.
t.itit or making lout." on muk- itiul 1
tnir h vii,'riil h.iiikhn hint lie..
iT,i l.l! IV. 1 he c.illit.d .l.n'k'rf!
rairallon ahnll la- tweniy llw- iim"
iara, divided Inui aliiua-a of one iiu
lara eacli., nl leaat twmity -r
a-nl.h uliull Im Itxl,! Ill lM'lore lite
ineiit of buaiiicaa, and the remainder
tiniea ua me noara oi ireeioi
W hen any new atia-k ia lwdied, e.ti1
holder aluill tai entitled ti aunacriu'
mine proportion of the whole l"
luilib In lln, exiatiinr KH'k. and ll
tock remiiina HiiauTucrila d lor h"
of twenty daya from the iiat"
tuck Waa votid by Ui Hoard of h
the IL.iinl of hliM'Uirt may ai
tiba rlljiil alock U the other trk
and If not accented by them, the i"
be Hllolial to other iippnciitiia.
ARTli l.r. V. 1'hia coriKirntloii
liionoe on the lilli day of Anifuat,
mKhII .mitli,,,,, ffHienlv-flve vi'.il'ii-
AKTKI.KVI. 'Hie highe't Hi"""1'1
dehtedncaaor nubility to which "
ration may at any time aubject l
be nol lo extated lltiy ar ceni i
nl tli.,1 r I .ulu'rilH'il excelit I"'
and Mlleh nctfitllulile aiartiM IDHV 1
and aold by the coriair.aioii In ll"
trRUHiicllon of bo-i ne.a.
AUTH'LI I'll 'I'll,. M if It I TH llf till4
tlon ahall la eoiidueteil by a board nl
ora. eiiiMlMtintf l n,,l Iiinh Mien tflf1
la-ra, who ahull la- elected hy tue "
era of the eoriairnllon ut the
thereof and on the Hrl Mondny
of eai-h year ami aald Itonrd J
ahull cIioohc f nmi their mimia-r
a Vice I'ri-ldent anil a t a-clih i .
AKTK I.r. VIII. IheM- artlelea I
iiinended Htnnv time by a ole ol
II)' of the atock.
in wltmv. when-of, the ii'i'h i -ii'"
hereunto Md their liauda thl.'illi da
glial, laa'.i,
III prepuc e of IIKV.I in '
mii I... t u i an: r.. I
CIIAKI.i (
STATF. iK NKHII ahA ;
ltd a it ne ami x a
I, , ll--''"
lary I'ubllc duly eonimli"i-'l '"
aald -ouutv, do hereby fertile th
mill r. i-ii oiiiii, ciiiiiie r.. n-
t hurlea K. Verll, aToniilly k"
aa tlie ia-raona a hoK- miuiea are
lo the for'oln Innlriiuielit, "I'l"
Ion- ion Ihi.day In la'raon and '
that they alHma the loreKninK ''
liicorporallon aa Iheir frei and
aet, for the n' and put apH " ""
r .
iiaio.
WI ILIII-Mlia HIT IWii" -
SAL M-al tbla .Mb day of A"
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