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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1890)
tl 1b Sioux County Journal. UTMiL XK"NTY PAPER. Subachption Price, $2.00 L. J. Blw t, Editor. Entered at the Harrison punt office an aee tad elaw waiter. THUKDAY, FEBRI AET 13, 189a Tbe county seat contest in Box Butte county u getting quite interesting, with three or four towns all claiming to be tile most acceptable to tbe people. It U more titan likely tliat the result of tbe election, will be no choice, and anoth er election made necessary. At the municipal election in Suit LaVe City on last Monday the Mormons were defeated by the gentiles. The result is that tbe power of Mormonism is broken. The gentiles are wild with joy over the result and a feeling of satisfaction will extend over the entire nation. On last Monday afternoon word was received that the proclamation opening' the Sioux reservation for settlement j had been issued. The rush at once be- j gan and the wildest scene ever "vitnessed in the northwest immediately followed. As far as reported the rush was accom plished without loss of life. We are in receipt of the initial number of the Gazette, published at Valentine, Neb. The editor says the paper is radic ally in favor of tlie prohibitory amend- j ment, but is republican in politics, j There are a number of papers in the state running on the same plan. The amendment is not a party measure and will be supported or opposed as best pleases tbe publishers of papers of both parties. We extend our best wishes for the prosperity of Messrs. Burleigh & Kendall in their new venture. The Nebraska Bankers' association has declared in favor of a permanent nation al bank circulation based on a 2 per cent government bond, which prompts the Toledo Blade to remark: If the Nebras ka bunkers think the people will submit to a perpetuation of the national debt, for all future time, and to be taxed to pay the face of the debt in interest every 50 years, they are tremenduously mis taken. Valuable as is the national banking system, it would cost more than it is worth at that rate. A letter was recently addressed to Gov. Thayer by Helen M. Oougar ask ing that the legislature be convened in special session for the purpose of confer ing the right of suffrage on the women of Nebraska before the next general election, so that they could vote on the amendments which will come up at that time. The governor informed the writer that be sees no occasion to convene the legislature as they would have no power to give the right of suffrage to the wo men of tbe state, as that can only be done by an amendment to the constitu tion. He cites the fact that such an amendment was submitted in 1881 and was defeated by an adverse vote of two to one. Could an amendment be adopt ed so that all future amendments could be voted on at a special election, a fair expression of the people could be more nearly reached. The recent ruling of Speaker Reed to the effect that a member of congress cannot be absent, while in bis seat, sim ply by refusing to answer when his name to called, has called forth loud words of praise from all fair-minded people. The idea of a lot of men w ho ha ve been elected to represent the people in congress to attempt to act in a dual capacity so as to be recorded as absent when they are pres ent, appears very absurd and it is grati fying to note that Speaker Reed lias re moved such a means of blocking legisla tion. The example set by him has al ready been followed by the Lieutenant Governor of Montana, thereby breaking tbe attempt of the democrats to prevent tbe legislature of that state from doing any business. It is about time that pub lic sentiment gives the members of tlie various legislative bodies to understand hat they are not elected to hinder but to nact legislation, not to go to the place of meeting to indulge in boys' play. Tbe democrat will see that they cannot de eat the will of the people in that way. The bill of Senator Paddock to create two new land districts in north-west ifobraska is meeting with a good tmd of opposition in many parts of the territory affected. It is claimed by some ia the proposed Broken Bow district that tbe establishment of a new district M proposed will make it more lnconven faat for tbe settlers than it is at present. tat Um establishment of an office at Alli ance tbe south part or Sioux county will M .a ... ... M in tne new district, ani mat will ne- Oeasitato the settlers going to Alliance to do land business. That will be incon venient for them. They now have their poet oQce at Harrison, Uie county seat of their county and to cause them to go the country to Alliance instead of to their own county seat to busicess relative to (jMr land dost not look just ff&i. Tbe territory in Sioux county Wfcteb eriil go into the new dis trict ks sot provided with postofflces nor fjeatal routes and it is not likely they fjd ever have line of railroad, to Al Caaot, while ae it to now tbey can trane fr aa tswfrii ia regard to their bind, f :3rt f Jtajt M a femteetead, without f-fmtiUit V ia which (f rourw tbe court boils artvim-ra tr.v. to pT W Hiker cimnty attorney, and Hull ill mtiiir bis Hilary as the leg tl ly pi)iiited officer. Heme a motive iiiay , be found for a J7,M elUnatn. Hut public opiuioD ii now so aroused pt.iat this fi travaganc, a well an Indignjnt at the low down piece of work, th it the riii will doubtteM endeavor U crawfish aa quietly a possible. Tlie above from the organ of tlie fu sion ring will give our readers an idea of the atten pt being made by the old gang to mislead the people and place the new officers in a false light. It is a fact that people are aroused. They were aroused n the 5th of last Novum! r w hen they repudiated every nian on the fusion county ticket; tlie people were thor oughly aroused on the t'th of January when they came here to see tlmt the men they had elected were put in pos session of their resjiettive offices, and thus defeated the sc heme of tlie old png to keep control of the affairs of the county; the people are thoroughly arouasd now, and their f deling are not at all quieted ns they leurn the true condition of the affairs of tlie county, which are proving to lie even worse than liad been supposed; the people are aroused, and they will remain so and they will stand by the men they elected and put in office so long as their actions are legal and for the interests of the tax payers, and no attempts of the or gan of the old fusion, ollioe-for-revnut-only-gang, to bolster up the actions of the old officers or misrepresent the mo tives of the new ones will avail. The people are aroused to the fact tliat not withstanding the fact that the levy has Wn to the highest limit allowed by law every year since the county was organ ized, a large debt has been created, and they want to know what has lieeu done with the money, nor will they lie satis fied until that is made known and action. criminal or civil, as the case demands, brought against every one who has wronged Sioux county out of a dollar. In looking over the books of the co'in- ty treasurer it is a noticeable fact that there are a numlier of large amounts of taxes due and unjiaid. We note a few: One is delinquent about fOO; another $275; ano her fiBS; another 230; and one whose delinquent taxes foots up over SLOW. It is about time the county of ficials got after such people. If such amounts were collected it would htop some of the interest-bearing warrants. Relative t9 warrants drawing interest the statutes of 18S7, page 785, Chapter 93 says; "Sec. 8. Wabhavts Kegistbatioh En dobskmknt.J It shall be the doty of every such treasurer, upon the payment of a fee of ten cents by the holder of any warrant, or by any person presenting the name for registration, in the presence of such person. to enter encb warrant in his "warrant reitifr ter," tor payment in the order of presenta tion for registration, and upon every war rant no registered, he shall endorse "regis tered for payment," with the date of such registration, and shall sign much endorse ment. Provided, That nothing in this act shaU be construed to require the holder of any warrant to register the name, but suc h warrants may be presented for payment and endorsed, "presented and not p.Ui for want of funds," and fchill draw interest from the date of such presentation, as now provided by law." In the warrant book in the clerk's of fice are to be found a number of warrants which have not been called for, some of them dated us far back as July 1, ItSST, and on the back is the signature and date by the county treasurer, the date of reg istration being but a few days later than that of issuance by the county clerk. Now as soon as those warrants were registered tbey began to draw interest and it is liurd to estimate liow much such a proceeding has cost the county. These are some of the causes which have got the county into the bad finan cial condition it is m at present. The failure of the American National Building and Loan Association of Minne apolis, adds one more link to tlie chain ol evidence proving tliat the speculative loan and building associations are not to be trusted. They have sprung up on ac count of the good results obtained by the local associations which have become so popular throughout the United Status. There is no question but these local associations are highly lienelicial to the towns in which they are located as well as to the mechanics, laborers and others who are thus enabled to become the owners of their own homes, but in such organizations there are no high-salaried ohicers. The business is looked after by tlie members at no cost to tne associa tion to Seak of. winch those established for speculative purpose? have to pay the salaries of tlie oliicers, as well as the COI1II1USSIOI13 of a horde of agents who traverse the country inducing those who can illy allord to lose their money to in vest in the shares of the company. It would be well for legislative action on this matter. If a company Wishes to do business in tins state let lliem put up a guarantee so as to protect those who in vest in its shares. On Feb. 8th sixteen men were whipped at New Lastle, Ltl. by order of the court of Oyer and Terminer, llie punishment was ordered for the commission of petty ciimes. While the whipping post is gen erally looked upon as a relic of barbarity yet there are tunes and offences where it would prove highly beneficial. Remember The Journal clubs with almost any paper in the United States and when you want anything in tlie line of papers or periodical call and see us and wa can save you some money. t'oaMBlatd. Editor Joi'knal: Tlie cat's-paw of the ring in tlie last issue of tlie Hrald says above his signature, tliat I am un der obligations to hira for tlie patience he displayed during the 7th, t'th and &th of January in his efforts to set a "mad and unreasonable man right." It is a wonder that he did not word it "mad and unreasonable llutchman" as he has undoubtedly expressed it frequently As far as tlie word "mad is concerned (according to common usage) he is right in mv hem so, and he might have added thnl there were about one hundred and fifty of the be.t citizens of Sioux county j in tbe same slate of mind, to whom, by ( the wav, I am under obligations for the 1 patient th-y d.splaved and the assis- j tancethev rendered 'in obtaining what : would have been impossible for j ,t .. . ..i...;.. ti. 4 1 1 il in iii iui i it . ir, . aj u r 1 1 x tic , "unreasonable part of his communica tion I dispute, and would uot ask you to occupy one line of sac-e in order to grat ify tlie mam desire of the would-be county attorney, judge, or anything, from a constable to a "tool" fur unscru pulous tricksters, namely, to gain noto rieiv nnd irike enemies, if it were not that there are some of your readers wlifiin it will tienefit to know the facts ! in regard to the approving the bonds and the appointment of County Attorney Walker. The bonds of the county officers-elect were presented on the lfith day of I ec em ber, 19, tlie date the commissioners met- They were presented at tint time in order te have tlie county board act on them as soon as possible, so as to give the officers-elect a chance to amend them in case tlie security was considered insufficient. The officers-elect were aware of the fact that they would have to present extraordinary good bonds in order to liave them approved, as they and their friends had freouently heard tliat the old outfit had decided that the I only way left to deprive the new officers j of taking their seats was to refuse to ap-! prove their bonds. 1 asked Mr.' Jameson when he thought the bonds would be ! considered and lie told me that he thought about the 7th or Uth of Junu uary. I told him I thought we ought to 1 allowed more time to amend the bonds in case tbey were rejected, and he then stated tliat he would try and have them considered on the 6th, which would allow us three davs time. Mv bond con tained tbe following names as sureties: August Mohr, (then single) Leonard caut, (single) diaries Biehle, Lewis Ger lach, Win. II. Zimmerman, (single) Au gust Wesselman (single) Otto Tietze, (single) Jacob Marking, Ferdinand Podoll. Either of the foregoing ara worth more than (1,000 above wliat is exempt. Each one has one or more deeded farms and several of them are worth more than $5,000 above what is exempt, yet they were rejected as insufficient for f lO.000. I spoke to Mr. Burke in regard to the matter and he said tliat if I could secure the names of one or two more good men the bond would be all right. 1 then got u. IL Griswold, Eggert Rohwer and S. J. Leehng to add their names. Myself and others argued long and hard trying to convince Mr. Burke (Mr. Weir being con vinced, and Old Nick himself could not convince McOinley) tliat the security was then sufficient and he finally consented to approve the bond. Then the question arose as to tlie bond being illegal on ac count of adding more security; the poiut being raised tliat it was a material alter ation, although the point was not then, or on the morning of the 9th, proven by law or proven at all, but the opinion of the attorney was such, and that "as all his (jpimun and nothing more. lie made tlie assertion time and again tliat my bond was not only "voidable, but void," and in a short time after he said "he would like to seemy bond approved" r-away with such hypocresy! Although after approving the bond as it was With tne uddittonal security, on the evening of the bth vie were informed that tlie board liad reconsidered their action on my bond, and on the bonds of Mr. Bark er and Mr. Reidy, after telling us that they would not lake action on the same until the morning of tlie Hlh. On the morning of the lUh there was a surprise parly here, and thanks to them, as their presence was more powerful than even the ballot the true Ameri can's noble weapon. They obtained in a few hours viial they had labored for tliree years to obtain. Three different tunes they elected a commissioner, each time being counted out, and at tlie last election they elected their ticket by an average majority of over one hundred, and were again about to be "figured" out. .s it any wonder that they were maU'r But they were not unreasonable, unless you call it unreasonable to demand fair play, lhey were patient, very patient, considering the circumstances, and l thiuk tlie would-le public servant is un der obligations to them for being as pa tient as they were. My attorney never told mo that my bond was "not only voidable, but void" but he did say it would be a good idea for uie to liave a new bond in readiness in 'case Uie eommissoiiers refused to ap prove the bond on hie. lie told me that on tlie evening of tbe 8th of January. I thought it a good plan but d'd not carry it out until the frieucfc of tlie officers elect hud gallaarecf in and about the court house, when I thought I would preatnt a new bond to show them 'now unreasonable tbe commissioners were In refard to approving our bond. This same individual lias stated through the press that in his alleged appointment as county attorney tlw re quirements of tlie Statute was complied with in every particular, notwithstand ing tlie fact tliat Don M. Weir positively stated in the presence of several wit nesses beside the other members of the board, that tlw re was no ujipoiuttmrnl signed by himself or the old lioard, tliat it was carelessly neglected. There was not an ujpohitmrtit for any officer ap- . (iiitul lii' lit. format ..-.i., r 1 .2k.l1 invrj nn l ie in tlie cletks ohice as requirtd by l.iw, showing that tlie former comnns m" o.u "i consul, r ,t necessary, requirements of tlie stat "a "" "P ' ,.r- j ,iculllr- wither tbe truthful (?) would-be j l'u! lic strvant admi,s il or r'ot- Tl'e i I" "n,isioner are justified in; disposing of an individual in the manner; t'lev did, when the law is as plain in! their favor as it can lie, and esjcially when that same parly ever since the convention which was held in the valley last full, has threatened to hound and harass everybody in anyway connected with said convention, lni-au.se they did not think as he did, and has said that he was the only available man for county jud''e ' Time will tell who is unreason Co.vhad Ijsieiia. Best Line tot lie East. Tlie Burlington Route B. &. M. R. R. is running elegantly equipped pas.nger tniines without change from Newc astle, Wyoming and Crawford, Nelmiska, direct to Lincoln, Nebraska, making connection at that point with th;ir own through trains for l.euvtr, Cheyenne, and nil points west, and for Kansas City, St. Joseph, St. Louis, Omaha, Peoria, Chi cago, and all points east. Remember this is the only line by which you t an take sleeping car from Crawford in the evening arriviug in Lin- coin and Omaha the next afternoon, and in Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis the fol- lowing morning. For further information and tickets ap ply to nearest agent of Burlington Route B. & M. R. R. Brant Outline, -Diaicr In Lumber, Lime, Grain Coal. -A1SO- Agentfor Wind Mills and pumhs. Fremont, Elkhorn -AND- Mo. Valley RAILROAD. (NORTHWESTERN LINE) BETWEKN- Harrison, Nebraska, OMAHA, SIOUX CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. PAUL And All Points In the East, North, South & West. Thnouoh Tickits to all PoiNrn. J. C. Northrop, Agent, Harrison, Neb. H. O. Burr, J. R. Bcchakav, Oen'l Manager. Oen'l Pas. Agent OMAHA, NEB. RIAL PROOF JiOTK'ES. All p-r -on having Anal proof notices $6 Ibis p-iiter w ill iwiie a marked copy of the p ter and sre recjue-Uvl to examine their notice and 11 any error exist report the same to this office at once. Consull !at"d Notice Tor rubllcattcin. Land I flic t C hi ron, Kebraska, i It I ru ry . 10. i Notice is hereby iriven in it the following nsuied et! cr h tilisl nol,.-i? of his inten tion to inske anal pnol in Mipport ot bis claim, and last siid proof will be made lie-lorefo-ir d 1 1 udeiuan lerk of Ibe l l-triet Court, at Harrison, ebraka, on March all, vix : titiert M. ( airier of Harrtsoii.Neb. who made I. S. ttstriar $ for the e w j alid w se -ee. 13 ti 3: r V. w j He Hume the fo-lowing a ilnc-tse- to prove j hi-c-o'iliuuou residence n and euitlva-( t o'i ol, s-ml bind. ttllli mi K. Vrtore, Nathaniel E. Armstrong. Albert M. Tsylor, ec-b uriah Amos, ail of Hurrisou, Xebraska. 1 also ! Perry I.. Mef'rea, t'aTi-"D. Neb., j who made l. . No. ISI7 lor the nwjf tec f tp i 3-' r 6-.. He u;i?t;ei the following witnesses to nrove ills eo- tiiiuous residence ujmj'i nrd cultiv c tio'i of i-l bend, V!: c.runt tiillir?i, oeorice Wnlr, c uto 1 ietze, Michael liruck, oil ol li.-.rrnoii. Nib. Also iutav VorcU' h. of Ilur' i-n.Neb., who made I. s. tlilng No. .V. 7 tor the eV s- we iT, iie lie's, sec 31, iiwi nw V sec 33, tp iCI r V. He Trone the fi, Slow ing witnej.,:s to prove Ms c-ontinnoiis ri-.l-iet,ee "tMVl and einllv ;i tlon of , -a id land, sz ; John K. setiulz, isi dor Hirh-teln. erl everbenu, t harles E. sehtlt, ail of Hurri-on, S b. w - II. StcfMXK. Kegiiter. Conh4jlJ !ni 1 W.fp fvr PuHiraMon. iJintl (ifl'c- nt rhndron. b-, f Ntir H lif-rH v jf-vf-! tii l l)f follow in tr f"tiir-'l M'l XU'V liUH tl,t iHitiv of 1)U ly t'ni;on to sn -If i fur I (.roof (tt MipjM.rt of i.i HMiii, Hii'1 th t K-ml proof will It nmtlf for t inm:' lit o!iiti n. I li-rk of t'ie f letr t ( ourt, ut Harri-m, b., on Martu tv. Km, viz-. iM'.tT V TmIt. of Hir"Non. who T'i'l filing Ko. 1 for tht n W hr i tp SI r .V w. mi nil- t lif lo'Iovrtntr witnc-.'- to prov I?1.., -fi'iiitiinu. nH'Mice iifn flnit ,nlt! h- -n.i 'A -ii'l 1 tn (, viz: KW-ltii'l H;nl. r, K 'I in -I 1. 1 i'l'i - V, .Jnhti t"tinit!, Ah ". Im u, kit oi JUtrri-Ofi, -Si ii-UH, hIso: H. H;rt 1' of H Htlvon, Nrbr:ia.ka, who tiii'ilr O. No. Vj .Ti fur thf it V '- H tp:',!. r.v, tfi' i m thf fojlf.wlnjf v- it'u--s to p.ovo hi- vitiilifnim. r-'-., !!. ei upin ttnd -tittn.t ln!i of nf'l 1 tut,, viz : Mlwi.nl A v f tr, Anh t . luvN. i, lfirt--r, ht-Kim M. Mittou, till of linrrt'Oiis N't'hii.isKri, ?fc.rh A. tf Hi'.rrioii, Nlaik;i- who iiitidf l. S. U"-7 for tho n- e 33, tp 'M, l Mic nuiii- thf fol'owmsc v. 1 1 tn-- to prove hor ctliiniout n'-ificiM' ojKtn ami I'ultiVH tiont.f mhl hn0, mx- A rthnr V . Kin-rj', Vrrn W. I'uil, AlM-it V, tttry. Nnthtn 11 Y.. Arrnstioi.g, nil of (hiriijii, Shrk i. 21-2, W. 11. hi, i aSS, KfKttr. ( Oii oll Ufi Vo'tre fur 1'uhlli'lttioM. I.unil t-fiS-p Ht HinHnni, h., I F t-riinrv 4. ih-O, i, "rit1- N i-n-hy (Tivin th it th followinjr TiHincfl a ti i-r hu notice of hir Int-u lion to triMk- flual prof in -upHt of hr t'lKitn, Hii'j thiit - tiiJ pro-f will 1m taii'lc fore our ui 1 ititliiiu jh, ch-rk of tii o atrh-t Court. m ltrrWu, N;ti., on Mur. IT, lKO, 'f. Frnmn .T. htm i.ill. of IlurrWiii, N hr .kn, who iiiiulfl I). S. So. kVKl for tin ttt)l H.S swe 81 ami n!, w U m?c &l, tp XI, r M slie imiiK- th following witmf to prov hi-r foiitlniioi.n ri;-.ih'ii'' ujn nJ rulliva tSon of, a-ihl lnml( Mr. ; ! M. 1 un, ol i.ln, Ntb.: Klvln J. ,i itiJiiititr, of r tford, aSirh.; M. Kni'pp.antl A.Uut'i. iiUKliMju, of llr- j riwoti, N-hrj'tku. Aim John W. PrHtt, who mmh Ji. f. fll lug No. 72 to thf n H - V ntc ;P. iS h (-' ! 'tp, SI, r M, p irt o! tin- hImiv ri mI j tmct, if ciu-l to iippvar nt t!t nmun tnim j unO placf. iind hhow mat1 why th aiov j proor niiouin not oe auowt-u huu uim uuug canceled. Al-o Wlil 1m (Juhl-''. of Hurrihoii, Nobnuika who nuule I). 8. No. 1411 for the tu ! e 30, tp 44. r 6A. munf th following wUnf-oii to prove hU cotilinumi- rrtiifnc upon and t ullivn. tion ol ud iandt vz : Andrew Onhliri'in, August John, Curl Fj'Hrh'rm, AugtiMt VVea kvlfoun. all of JltrrlHn, i-brokit, AHo John t orhlti, of HarriHtin, NfbraakH, who made It Ho. for the u m-H and n& uv ; Ift, tp3I, r.V-. lie t)..tnfM the lollow lnf wltncH-aP to provo his continuous rf idnct- .il 'in titul rultlva tion of hi hi html, vi. : HUH rd hiirik-r, Al Irfrt M. I uy.or, t h irlt" 1 i nbh, Kllwrt 31. i::irnr. ah of liiirriwui, .tka. W. 11. Met ANN, H'KUt r. 'ufiMilpUted Ntdi'e for J'tihli jiihm. Lund t'fllr.c at hadron, Schntku, M'oru ry 4, Notice U her liy Kivii th it the following named ettirr h.i?i fi iid uoticp of hi intn tion to iiiitkc tlnai pi (Mf in mi ppor I ol h lw claim, and th it ,id piof will o- ui-idf be fort4onrid i.iiidfin.iit, clerk trf t he diitrit court, ut Iturribju, -h., on March lh, WO, vi : ZA( HAIUAH AMf.of Hurrlaoft. Nob., wb mudii D. S. No. SJii) for th nf-V nee tji Alt I '- lie d.tiitj the followhtjc witmw to prov hi cont;nuoui riiiJoic tifam and cuittva tto.i of wtid hind, '1k: N.itri nihil K. Arm Htrfiig, W iirri'ii . llaI, K.M'rt M. nrrio, Will bun h. M(Aie, allot Hal ruon, jSi-b., hI-kj WAliiiR, HALL, of IfurriHOti. Neb., who made 1), i. No. IhMI for the wj. tei and w.4 "'1ia ec 7, tp :w, r t.ft. lie nuH.e- t ht I oi. owing wll :iejH-.-i to prove bin liOiil-iiiUOUf rtMioentie upo;t Mud oi.tivu t,o:i of i.iSd I tnd, viz : .firh il h.h Aino, Nitth initl L. Ar.iriro i, AMhur H'. t,m-ry, Ail 1 1 l-J, liiiiiiw y, i.ii ol U.iTf iou. Net. AlUi NA'l llAN'JKL K. AKV.hTHOM,, ot H .rrisou, Nebnifckii, hoinftde O. S, No. aCtiii fr the m m'd 24, tpai, i lie KHineH the fo. lowing wltneaw,! to prov hia continuoiiH reaidence upon and emtiva tjon of wild ia;.d, viz: arro.i V. Knit, Jau h iru h Aiiio-i, i-.ibei t M. ( hrrier, Wllliio K. iiooie, ail ol ffarriioi!. .'-eh. ii SS . Jt. Mtt ASji. lU'ir-iMter. t'(insoli!ah d .Nolh'p for l'tihUi adoti. Iand tittle? at ( h'tdron, Neiirjka, I Jitnuary li'.ft. Notico U hen-by gtvei tli it tne following named tnHtier h.in Ul-d notteo of hi lnt"n tifiu to niitkc ilh.tl pioof In f.iii(Mit of hi cl.iim, aod th .l ft tid fnof will in? m.ide b ftret,o inul f .indoiiKU, ch:i a of tlie district coart, i.t Jl.ii-r!jn. Neb., o Xurcii 10, lM, vu: K.'iicpI H, Jfttn". of Tlarrl-.o.tXfliM who nu tie n, K. No fU for lots 1 and and e.H III" I.p3,,rFr, lift iiiimew the toiiowiiig wlt;ie.-f n to prove his contiunout r ideiue upo.i and cuitiva t ort of m.tid liiud, viz: h .rie K, inty, i biit K. f toltiiif:. diet il. fre.'ii. hil., L. K. Maine, ahfil ibrrjhon, Ntiir.iHk.i. Aio NS till 'in h. Vo'.iM-, o. il,,ni ii i, d.. who mitde II, . No. 21 4 for the tv! ner 25, tp :uf r i:. ic Hume- t he folhtwhtff wit ne-' to joove liK coot m turn re iOC(,'"" npo.i sk.c! en Li ,i t,on ot Mild hind, vi?. : J i!(ie V. koii, io-ii ty t . Arioatf-oiiK. Arthur H . Kuierv, AllaTt K. Ituiimey, all ot rh.riifton, Nb. AIao 'Jh n.ia W, I'ixun. o; Kuril on. cb., who made 1. ft. No. lor the se! m c 'Mt, tp SS. r t. tie rijiineM th" follow hi g w:t nv to paivi IiIh eontii.uout lenidi'iK upo i njid cul(. v t on ol n i'l i.tr.rj, via: Jo-eph c fi.i Mi.tr. h new 1 . i.r we.l, it i. th in i . V ii. tt.H..b,i 1. br.idiey, nil ol fiari .on, Neiir.ikti. llW-it'il W . ii. Alu AS.t lle'-ter. l.nii'.'illiiii'i'-l ni ir- -or I'i I. i nil rr,. Ij.ikI , flic nl ( h ..Itiiii svijr kr., i .1 rr i., r: i SfilU'f I- li'-iwi.y iti'ii li, t th" l(!l!rnvi,. n ni..-( -I t.cr Ii i. i.ot.i-i- ol ni niv,. t.U Ul II..IKI' llil.ll l,IMlf III .L-j jiO t (if In.. c.-iliii, hikI Ih ,t siiid iironf a in u- ni.uii. t,,--foroi oiu.i'l l.ni'li. ii.iii, cli rk of tin- district court, al hiirnaon, Ni, on Mar II, Jwui, vlx: Aiigml .liiln nfllnrriMia. Ni b., who marie II. K. No. x7 for tin. V iK.14- mul nit si'l, , m-c -l, tn ,n, 1- fsi. Me nainva Mm funoa-liiif wltiii'i trirnv his continuous riilciM'i. upon ini.i ciiiln u tlon of aaul IjikI, vu: Jcru Will, r,ul 1 rv ulit r 111, John l.mlitis, John 'ili-niiiui, all of Harrison, Alrak 1. Also Jnrcb llomt-lMiiMT, of llarrlnon. Noli,, who ma.le ! H Ulluf Ko. tflOB for Um awls' am t, tp M, r til. liu nmiics tho following wltiM-aiM's topioyu tola ooi.lliiiiou. rcsldenc upon ami ciutlya Uou Of alfl Uadi TU ( Ckurivt talr, Ukm Is-nker, rer.lliii.nd i'o'loih Sc-iiuiti. all of Jltn ."". Neb., ! helium K linii ev. of H rrl-n. Neb. . ho n.i de l. . o. SOI for the ,H w V an iiw nwii see IS, and h H tuIJ' ' "ile names the following wilne-" W Pm' hi. conl, nuou, !! -i ce m and full". f none t.ld land. : W am.li . Kieh il l Minler, Joh i II. I'arUdl, A C. K yi. all ol harrUou, Nebmsln. V. II. M-faK. Agister. CoulMafd Notki fur PnUlotloa, Ijtnd t;m-? Ht rbartjon. Neb., f Votf.f-l-.hT. hv7!. -n tlit thf follow in-n-,ur. ttUrhV ncrtiif f ' lion toiM-k flual pnof i't muptrt of fl,liiMit(l tha wit.l prfrf will br mdf fort- tlie 4 little i Ntrit-t t ourt, Ht lUfTin cb , on ii. nr. 3.1.0, viz: I-mi- H. Iln i'ilx. of JUrrhvn, Sfrh., who njM-le V. So.t&i ior Ok h ec S, tpXT M ntir th- foIlovtnK wltm- to prove h1 contiiuou r-i'iine' um rii(l cuitiyn t on of s.id IhitI, vix. Alva -hwve. hnrHf K.(.o cv. Aiidrfw JHotx, jHin If. Look, nil ol Hii'rrUou, Ntbrn.lui. Also: JOHN A. OKKKV. of HRrrlu. Xrb who miMlfc U. fllttinT No. V.4 S for the of mo tion , tjwn-hip -"7. rariK lie iiHif.e- tin- followiiiH HneMtii to prove hi- continuous r-tl'iK- aun mtf ruitive tfin ol n .hi Uml. viz: i hrv K.owy. Au Uix-w .1 i'oIm, Jan. If. t ook, Joliu F. took, tail of Um riaon, ehrn.kH. , f It 4 j NOTit;Eor roNTM. I'. . I.aud jfl1i-. rhnlron. Ncbrtukti. j J:ttii!rv 17, WV. fompla.iit No ivU hvintc -n ntrf1 at ttiis oilier hy'IhoniMi I.. Irviuf , fintt Bn- U-n hi . wtwrp.. Alx M(Hrf mn mhiuu Viller. h.ir ;.t f Cnth Moor, df- t fH.-tfl, lor f ill" ti'i.dcr cu,turr t t iih I li,w a to y No. il tYbru- i.rv 1'. lfc , iiMiii th ! 10 tn 2-. r 's. lu anl nt owSi, oonty, NcbrkH, with h vUw to th c tinn of Kitui cu lt the m: in -titry trv " couif-t.iiit 1 I lileir il itlKl voi-1 rMMJH that ( wlh- wrh Mtvitf. in w ioe mi hi rntrv wm Mt:ill', f .t' i prl try. itic tc MtIJ ' i ' t i hv wniiiOK..ctl hit i7t!t tiny of tn iruHiil Kt'l IU ouy h-i'vi t . : V -f Wi(llf -' lw t k'n l f r(- Jul I', rrott not r piihlh. ht 111 .iii.JoJ l Nt h , on thf loth Uay of l. n li 1m u i.f III li'i'liM'k le -&-Vi ' T. 4-. I'owi km, RpcHvur. - i ! C fit' ( t!tlM Nt, flhc, ( h.ulron. Kt'h. intV t'otnpliihit - M hHvti.jf ta nt-r-l at thi-all it by t ii :. K. i.ow. y, tg'tiMrt jnwn I (ri -- for f ; iini1 to fofi.p.y w il h lw to limbo- rnKur' nti y No. f.i4, rtnt-l I'frpm InT 14. i, lipmt tin !4 Uft ''4 ' .. , pm-c A, tp r . 4, In Moux ci .ii ti ty, Sv hr .-kH, u iih m U'W to the rnucHbit son of ft .id t'niiv; ro;i!-t.mt hUi uiuk thnt niiid c!tiittui.t fiiU:d tj br k or phh to ! bro k.'ii ti n mt.- at h. ild truet dniiiiK thi' ftrt in d t-c(it(t -.)!, i-.nd 1 dl''l to plHi.t v Hi-r; to l r v. h - 'i- or t iUtiii(, during tho Ihiid yi.iriilt'f entry us inadt Mtitl hu I .i, ii it t'i cup' r.i il delect- utdittcof iiiillu lii th. rout- -t. 'Ibi-,ild ptJliir- h'rt l v summoned to h,jm urat Uu- oilier ou the antli dny of I ebrii i i v, i-fn, !tt iu it t .irt k, i. tn., to ji- pond find fuinih U'-tinioi.y cn-.-ernli:lf Mid nlh-Kwl r.tiiin. 1 ii oiiv i.t v i tn w ill Iw Uk ii i.cre John A. i.r "ii, it Notary i'ublic, at htolhi-t- hi i.n inii;K Wabr prrinct, loiix t oiiuiy, N- bio-tcu, o:j thu i: Ui day ol !f bm UIV, IKi, at Jiu CitH R M. Hi. I'lh-sttj 'I. r. 1okh, Idscnlver. Not ire of I unlctd. t'. 8, 1-atid tiflieo, Hiadron Neb,, Jtiiiumy a, irttO. i oiiiphilnt No. HhH bnving ihm, entered at thlt utilt e by lniIle-4 K. .NiehoUon liK'dliHt 1 boiiiar I nie for tuihu' to comply itl law ti to tunlM'i ' cult urc en try No luiti, dated Mint h ::, , tipf.ii the nu ( , 2, tp 27, r f.4, n.-iouj. county, bi.i-.kii, a ith a view to tho cane-! ut ion ol -ii'i entr ; couie-tnt lhg tng that Uie mid clinnimit hf- Jailed to b i ij h i acren during the wwonij yenr alter entry, mid Unit In- h fnilel to oiitivt.te the live ricret tuuken the ir-t yeur ut l r entry ;nd Huh failed to cure the detect up to tho d.iU of thit contc'Nl. 1 herald par rues itre hereby Munimoiie! to appear at thia offiet on tne Ztl day of Mitrch, wt at iU o'niKk a. in., to respond and fom.Nti teitl iiiony concerning fw.id alleged failure, ' tiniony of wititcfc wlii be luketi bt.dore John a. dree nt a nol iry public, ut hi ofhee lu .tunning fitter prwmct, Nb., ou thetli dny of iebruary. lo( t io o'clock u. in. i tt-it4 j 1 . V. J'ow fc.ua Uectiver. Clmttel lortjfiic;e 'ale. Notice la henby given that by virtue of a chutte, it, , i igiige o.ttd the uth day of Jan u.,ry, iM', fluiy tned and recorded lu the of tire of tin county Cletk of Moux COUDtV. ht br..ku, exeeiueti hyMuthew nily to J allien H. Mi omirtUKliy to heoire the payment at one promiKMii) note of eiea d.ite with an 11 inoi tg. g, um due JmiiMuIV 14th, i WO, for eight u e ffoih'i, and ten per cent inter e-it iiom d .te, hjni t 'ie note and mortgugn .in-ii.',.. d la Jmvid It. Hntid; ami (leli.tilt h.v mgo' 4-u mad1 in l he p iynienl ol hhUI not, upon a hich there i now due in thw agrc-g-.ie the muti tii ..l.'t, and no suit or oilier pru -tiiiiK-i at .a having len institute! io ift-ovcr tin -t une, 1 h a.iguee baa lei led upon the fmaia uig rop-ri.y dewrilad In t ,.d luorlg ,ge toait; H'Ueyokeol oxen,) one b;ick .x tdiout four ye.irs oid, one red n.jd bite ox iibuii I ltui yenr oid, and onn wi.gon, w un. h he ill .wf ut pulnio auction fa uu' WO dy or ttbruiity, brtu, at two o't loek p. m , in Hie vuiju of Harrison, oioux cotiulf ebi .ka. Ijamu II. Ham, Ajbignee. Uy Thomah liKibr, 'ii tiir. Jritel ut liarii'MJU, Neb., Jan. SO, hiW. iai-.j i nilhnisH The bo couiitv, ;s uu-i-s or hloux rcby noUfliMj li con Vf .i' iii h - clerk's ullico (if l"i'lrf kn, on Mori- id t'oiinty, I dy, m hia..ry lOo'niK-lc a. ni.. Inr t nt ptirpoM ut 'tiTli.K Imls, and lor tlm tr.ii,etion of cutiiily nusiiiBwa. IKlilSAK, inly ni-rii. Sntl-c. "CMlril nri'.DOsHla will la. rwi-lv,l llnlll tUa HU iy I.r I I-l), ll;u y, IK0, III ii (j'ciwt, III., i.n tlif otliri-m i:. cuuiiiv rli'rk, at llitrrl oii, !., lor fuiiilln,.n r iuiix unimy Willi W...I fliiu..K tin. y.-,.r i-. 'ihu iiiii," to be f..i-nti. m.ii foiislm ri-cJ nt (lie ncsct uin-tiiig oi thi- Ixi.. id ri)iim,iMiliii;ri. 't'ht Iki.iiiI 1VS.T1M the iikIiI in r. jwi uuy ninl all lii'ls. ,, . i oHAu I.IM.l.MAV. Hiirr;:m, Jan. ;, wo. ( ,VIiy cirk. " -. : .."- F'-ruiur iinriiinc ara """""" 'J11,-r ."iMlslm.t n.l il,a lrir : rt-u.ali.Ki i,f anf Pl-r HI lis M m ll.a world. ..ilijr l !.li.ilrt, ln-t was, r Kno,i Itnrrn,. Ines. ;iiM,.l,..i a,,.,!,, u ,p,T,men "Ui"" J- I'l ifntlff, . UroUar N.f. RCHITECTS i BUILDER lliiiuii hi scicmnio American, u A m Kni-h li rnntslr. ri.lnwl in..ri h, ,,, ,,, mmii,,,,,, rrtn. ". ..r imiiiic Ijiiii.liiju., .slni, ,.,,,. ,.PU, a.. full ,;mf ..,4 ...-oi.-ll, fr t" ,;, Jf S-cl. au,-,. iil N CO., I'luiuukLsT pi'irA S m s-f X inn 10 Mi'nh TRADE MARKS. 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