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THTaWIUY, FEBRCART 27, 18SA
A man io Boone county took a drink
of carbolic acid, thinking it to be alco
hol, and died from the effect ia thirty
minutes.
Two boilers in tbe Amour-Cudahy
packing house at South Omaha exploded
last Saturday, killing three men and in
juring eleven others, and causing a loss
of over $30,000.
The bill of Senator Manderson to ex
tend the boundaries of Yellow Stone
Park, passed the senate a few days ago.
Ttie work of the Nebraska Senators is at
tracting a good deal of attention.
The bonds for a court house in case
the county seat of Box Butte county is
located at Alliance were carried at a
special election last week, titers being
but tliirty-four votes against the bonds.
Jt has beeu decided by the directors to
build 200 miles of the Sioux City & Og
den line west from O'Neil this year.
This will not reach Sioux county but
will get it in a good place so as to be ex
tended next season.
The late William D. Kelley was
elected to Congress fifteen times, but in
only four of those contests was his plu
rality greater than that which Beyburn,
his successor, obtained last Tuesday.
There is no political backsliding in the
Fourth Pensylvania District
By the breaking of the deadlock in the
Iowa legislature the democrats get the
speaker and the republicans get all the
rest. It would have been better had the
democrats acceded to this at first, and
the law making of the session would
have been considerably advanced.
Senator Manderson had his left arm
quite severely burned one evening last
week. He was at work under a student
lamp which was adorned by an immense
paper shade. The slmde caught Are and
in his efforts to extinguish the flame his
arm was burned in a number of places.
Neal, the man arrested at Kansas City
for the murder of the old couple in
South Omaha a few days ago, has been
identified by a number of men who met
him about the time of the murder.
There appears to be no doubt as to his
being the perpetrator of the horrible
crime, and he will be pretty apt to pay
the penalty.
Chicago was chosen as the site for
the worlds fair by the House on last
Monday. It took eight ballots to decide
the question. The result is thought to
practically settle the fight on the mat'
ter, and now that is settled and the rules
of the house adopted and speaker Reed
has demonstrated that he knows what
he is about, it is to be hoped that con
gress will settle down to buisness and
do something that will benefit the peo
ple. In the contest for the worlds fair
all the congressmen from Nebraska
voted every time for Chicago, that being
the expressed wish of a large number
of the people of the state.
A correspondent from Fairmont, Neb.,
writing to the Lincoln Journal on the
matter of railroad rates and the prices
of grain takes the position that it is
more the fault of the grain dealers,
whom be calls gamblers, than of any
one else that the low price of grain con
tinues. There is a vast amount of truth
in the position he takes on the subject
If the supply and demand were per
mitted to regulate the price of all pro
ducts and bulls and bears deterred from
putting the price up or down, it could
not but be more satisfactory to the
masses of the people. But how such a
state of things can be brought about
is certainly a great question.
For lack of time we could not look up
the amount charged for collecting taxes
by the ex-county treasurer, but in the
general ledger of the treasurer's office,
page 10, in account with the general
fond, is found the following enteries:
June 90, 1889. Official expenses,
&D. No.1,.... $ 60 00
July 13, 1889. Commission on
court house fund 200 00
That is no record of any bill for the
above to be found in the office of the
county clerk. It is evident that the
amount was taken without the matter
being brought before the commissioners.
It may be that he was entitled to a com
minimi on the court house bonds, but
they were only for Bowrn precinct and
there ia certainly no reason why the
amount should be taken out of the gen
eral fund of the county. As to the M
oSctal expense, the occasion for the ex
i grew out of a suit for school mou-
Tbe same may be true in this case,
tlmt be was entitled to re-em bursement
for bis expenses in the cast, but if H was
a case hi which the county was legally
bow to pay the expense, there is no
rmnon why toe county attorney nouM
obvcoaKtnhta Meat, and at
H inatii tbe bill abouM have bwn aud
ita! mi a&xwad by to county board
Tbe Herald a d tbe Herald Lawyer
Again.
Editor Jotrxajw About a year ago
the Herald started a' law department and
published a few weighty diswertatiooM on
civil law, but about the time the people
began to get interested in the new enter
prise the law department was discon
tinued. Perhaps tbe expense of a law
editor of such technical proficiency was
greater than the revenue received from
the Oew department, but with its usual
spirit of enterprise tbe organ of tbe fu
sion ring broke loose last week with a
department of criminal law. I think that
I might safely say, without fear of con
tradiction, that most men, and particu
larly lawyers, are only too anxious to
allow their ignorance to remain in in
nocuous desuetude" as m jch as possible,
but it is not so with tlte fusion-ring or
gan and its lawyer. They not only ad
vertise their Ignorance of the law, but
quote law to establish said ignorance
beyond all question of doubt
With flying colors and sails set to tlie
breeze it ( I mean the Herald and its
lawyer ) charges Judtre Barker with ex
ceeding his jurisdiction in the case State
of Nebraska vs. Ferry Leweu et al., in
which said defendants were charged with
assault and battery in the following
manner:
"Perry Lewen, Frank Siwon, Frank
Stratton and John Stratton did unlawful
ly and feloniously assault, strike and
wound the said complainant contrary to
the form of the statutes in sui h cases
uiaiie and provided."
And then the ponderosity of his great
legal acumen discovers that the above
charges a felony; to prove which he cites
section 14 of the criminal code, as fol
lows; Sbc. 14. Felosiots Assault If any
person shall assault another with intent
to commit a murder, rape, or robbery
upon the person so assaulted, every per
son so offending shall be imprisoned in
the penitentiary, not more tlian fifteen
years nor less than two years.
Let U9 See what the above section de
fines as a ''felonious assault" If any
erson shall feloniously assault another
does it mean that such allegation shall
constitute "felonious assault?" Most
certainly not, but the Herald lawyer
would have you so believe. "If any per
son shall feloniously assault another
with intent to commit a murder," (on
the person assaulted, describing the dead
ly weajwn) such allegation would con
stitute a "felonious assault," or, "with
intent to commit a rape," (on the person
assaulted) would also constitute a "felo
nious assault," or "with intent to com
mit a robbery," (on the person assaulted)
would also constitute a "felonious as
sault"
Thus we see that there are three sep
arate and distinct wrongs in said section,
the charging of any one of which, in cor
rect terms, would constitute a true
charge of "felonious assault." Does tbe
complaint against Lewen et al. charge
the persons with "felonious assault" i e.
does it contain any of the following alle
gations: "With intent to commit a
murder;" "with intent to commit a rob
bery;" or, "with intent to commit a
rape?" Most assuredly not, but still the
Herald lawyer would have you believe
that the tine qua non of the complaint
could be omitted and still a felony be
charged.
Tbe word "felonious" in said com
plaint against Lewen et al. was not nec
essary to constitute a charge of simple
"assault and battery," nor does its pres
ence there vitiate said complaint, nor
does it raise it to the crime of a felony.
If Judge Barker had followed the theory
advanced by the Herald lawyer as being
the correct one, he would have been the
laughing stock of the legal fatemity of
the universe.
I might call the Gang editor's attenton
to the fact that parcels do not always
contain what their labels indicate. The
label or title, "felonious assault" with
out a proper charge thereafter, does not
charge felony any more than the label
"Christian" on said editor makes the fes
tering mass of hypocrisy and servility
which it covers, honest and noble Chris
tianity.
I came near forgetting the record sav
ing clause of tbe law article which is as
follows:
After the defendants became fully as
sured that Barker intended to try them
on the charge of felony, anyhow, in
spite of the law, Mr. Satterlee, desiring
to preserve the record for the protec
tion of his clients, filed the following in
writing:
"In the county court of Sioux County,
Nebraska, before S. Barker, county
judge:
"Utate or neorasKa vs. Frame strat-
ton, John Stratton, Perry Lewen, Frank
Si sson.
"The defendants object to the jurisdic
tion of this court for the reason that
they are charged with having commit
ted the offense of a "felonious assault
an offense over which this court has no
jurisdiction only as an examining mag-
unrate, anu uie niu ueinwsuu waive
examination and ask to be bound over to
appear at the next term of the district
court, in and for Sioux county, Nebras
ka.
Frank Stratkw, Johh Stratton,
Prut Lbwkk, Frani Swwn.
By E. D. Satterlee, their attorney.
In reference to which I might add that
to a man up a tree it looks as though
the record saving genius was taking a
good deal of pains to advertise his ignor
ance of law. W.
In the last issue of the fusion ring or
gan appears a communication and one
or two editorial article reflecting on the
course pursued by Judge Barker at tbe
trial last week of the mea from White
Biver precinct. It would appear from tbe
artkU aUonad thai that paver it a
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apt at attempting to cast reflections
upon Judge Barker as it was in defend
ing his predecessor.
In regard to the legal points a corres
pondent of The Journal lias something
to sav in another column which shows
whether Judge Barker did any thing
wrong or not Tlie Herald in speaking
of the action of Judge Barker says:
It was wlllfull perversion and misrepre
sentation to help lilm out of the box into
which his arrogance hail brought him. II
it is not malfeasance In office, what 1 It?
If he will resort to such a course to save
himself humiliation, It la unfit, unaafo that
he should ait aa Jndge of probate, or be
vested with magisterial authority."
Does tbe organ of the fusion ring
which did all in its power to defeat
Judge Barker last fall, and whose efforts
in that direction were rewarded by the
people by Judge Barker receiving the
largest majoity of any one on his ticket,
expect that the people of Sioux county
will swallow any such statement? The
people of Sioux county know the men
they elected to office last fall and they
know, too, that Judge Barker is a man
of integrity and ability and that no man
owns tbe couty court of Sioux
county while Barker is presiding. Tbe
whole attempt is simply to carry on the
war against the county officials, in order
that they may cause all the trouble
possible.
It is a peculiar fact that the ring or
gan should so soon discover that Judge
Barker is unfit for the position to which
he was elected, when it did not appear
to find any cause for complaint in regard
to the action of his predecessor during
the time he held the office. It may be
that the old ring got so accustomed to
the doings of the county court during
the old administration that it cannot ap
preciate a court conducted on legal
principles, but it can rest assured of one
tiling and that is that all the howling
it can do will not deter Judge Barker
from doing his duty as a court nor will
it cause the people to lose confidence in
the man they chose to be the judge of
the county court
From the course being persued by the
old gang and its organ, it looks as if
there was a concerted plan to place
Sioux county in the worst possible light
before the public, apparently to keep
people from coming here to settle up
the country and build up the town.
Attempts have been made by them to
keep people out before and the actions
of late appear to be intended to have the
same effect. It is to be hoped that some
means will be devised to put a stop to
such methods so that Sioux county may
receive its full share of settlers an?
grow in wealth and prosperity.
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I.and Office at Chadron, Nebraska, (
February 5, Is. t
- Notice Is hereby given that the following
pained settler ha Bled notice of bin Urten-
'tion to uiake final proof in support of hi
claim, and mat aald proof m m ue maoe oe
f ore the Register and Receiver, at Chadron,
Neb., on April 10, ISM, via:
CONRAD LINDEMAN, of Harrison, Nab.,
who made I, S. No. IT lor the swkf w V
I, and ii H ml and wl nw, cc 12, tp 32, r
S.
He name the following wltneasea to prove
"his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion ol said land, viz: Joel II. twn, joa
eph G. Morrlo, John I'lnukett, Henry C.
ttoitxh, ail of iiarriNon, iveuranaa.
M-J W. It MX'iii, RecbWr.
tontotidklrtl Nofiff Fur Publication.
iJinil Oflk at (liadron. Neb., j
Feb. U, li.W.
Notice hi'hnrebv rtvf n tt.at he lollowlng
named net! Mr 8 led notice nf 1U Inten
tlon to mnki fifial riroof In Mitwort of hi
claim, and rhat anM proof will W wad be-
lore lmral l. inn-man ne cicra oi xne an
trict court al llarrixou. Neb., on April S,
1), via :
KDW ARD A. WKIR, of Harrison, Sob.,
m ho made I. 8. Nx. 16K0, for the sw iteo tp
31, r 50.
He tiamethefollomln wttnrawa to prove
hi continoous residence upon and cultiva
tion of aald land, viz: John II. Kartell, Wil
liam K. rattcraon, Asa . Havla, 4'harUw K.
Verity, all ol Han-inon, Neb. Alxe
WILLIAM E. PATTKRSON, Of llarriaon. Neb
who made I. 8. No. iilOt for the V H
'H net- 4, tp 81, r A6.
He naniea the following wltncio to prove
hin continuous residence uiam and cultiva
tion of aald land, vis: Wlllel II. orcen,
Dwlaht II. Griswold, Kllcrt M. Carrier, Ed
ward A. Weir, all of Harrinon, Net". Alw
AI.I1KKT E. RAMsKY, of llarrlwm, Neb.,
IJW " " ' " r. i- WW iv HI. n " - " -1
ncl ce is, tp so, ri.
He names the following wltnetsea to prove
hit continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of, (nid land, via: Charles H. Seoit,
Warren W . Hall, Arthur W. Kiuery, William
..-1. ........ I It a 1U HArn,lhd.l nvLf L'
r.. aioore, ail oi iiarnoniicD.
M-mj v . it. Met ash, Kcirister,
Consolidated Notice For Publication,
lind Office at Cbadron. Nebraska,
February , )). i
Notice 1 hereby arlvcn that the following-
named settler haa filed notice ol his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that aald proof will lie made be
fore Conrad l.indcman Clerk of the District
Court, at Harrison, Nebraska, on March 9,
ihhu, viz :
Elbert M. Carrier of Ilarriaon.Ncb.
who made I. 8. filing No Wu for the tX w
X and v Jf e X sec. 13 tp .11 r m w
He names the following wltnesaes to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of, suid land, via: William V.. Moore,
Nathaniel t. Armstrong-. Alla-rt M. Taylor,
Zachariah Amos, all of Harrison, Nebraska,
also
Perry L. Mcfrea, of liarritnii, N'eb,
who made D. s. No. 1517 for the nwli aoc V tp
ae, rtw.
He names the following witnessed to prove
his continuoua residence upon and cultiva
tion of said iand, viz: I, rant Guthrie,
George Walker, Otto Tletre, Mic hael lirnck,
all o Harrison, Neb. Al-o
(instav Noreisi li, of Harrison, Neb.,
who made l. H. tiling No. tfl for the H
ee 27 neX ncjf aec M, nwV nwVf sec 85,
ip us r ml
He minis" the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence noon and cultiva
tion of, Mild land, viz: John Y. Schulz, si
dor Kiehsteln, Carl Kcvrherm, Charles E.
Hchllt, all of Harrison, Neb.
Sl-t W. II. MiX'ASX, lleglster.
Conaolidated Notice for Publication.
I-and Office at Chadmn, Neb., I
February- 4, 11. I
Notice la hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has tiled notice of his in
tention to make Una) proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will 1st made
fore Conrad Lindemnn, Clerk of the District
Court, at Harrison, Neb., on March Id, 1HU0,
viz :
Albert M. Taylor, of Harrison.
who made I. R. filing No. lx?u for the nww
aee 14 tp 31 r M w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
liia continuous resilience upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz : Richard Slmler, Kel
luni 1". Lindsay, John Corbin, Asa C. Davis,
all of Harrison, Nebraaka, also:
Jolin H. Kartell, of Harrison, Nebraska,
who made I. 8. No. IMS for the ne aee. 11,
tp3l,r!1.
He names the following witnessed to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: KdWHrd A. Weir, Asa
C. Davis, 8. Barker, Delana M. hnttou, all of
Harrison, Nebraaka.
Martha A. Miaire. of Harrison, Nebraaka.
who made D. 8. 1W1 for the neX sec 8.1, tp 31,
r(W.
She namea the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: Arthur W. Emery,
Warren W. Hall, Albert E. Ramsey, Nathan
iel E. Armstrong, all of Harrison, Nebraska.
(il-SK W. II. McC'akn, Register,
Consolidated Notice for Pnbllcation.
Land Office at Chadron, Neb., I
February 4, law).
Notice la hereby (riven that the following
named settler has filed notice of her inten
tion to make nnal proof in support of her
claim, and that said proof will he made be
fore Conrad Lindemnn, clerk of the dist rict
court, at liarrison, Neb., on Mar. 17, ISM), viz:
Emma J. Churchill, of Harrison, Nebraska,
who made I). 8. No. SHI for the new swX,
and dX acjf see 81 and n W awl aee 32, tp 81,
r M
.She namea the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence uon and cultiva
tion of, suid land, viz: Del M. Luni, of Glen,
Neb.; Elvln J. spauldlnjg, of Crawford, Neb.;
M. Kuapp, and Albert T. ilughson, of llnr
riaon, Nebraska.
And John W. Pratt, who made, D. s. 01-
Ing No. 11 to the nk aekC sec 31, nH swW sec
St, tp, 31, r M, part of tbe above described
tract, is citeu u appear at me same lime
and place, and abow cause why tlie alsive
proof should not be allowed and hia tiling
canceled. Alao
Wllhelm Onblke, of Harrison, Nebraaka,
who made D. 8. No. 1411 for the new ec 80. tp
38, r8A.
He naniea the following witnesses to prove
hia continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of aald land, viz i Andrew Dahlman,
August Jolm, Carl Feyerherm, August Wt
sclman, ail of Harrison, Nebraska. Alao
John Corbin. of Harrison, Nebraaka,
who made ! 8. No. 1W for the nX self and
H lie Si see IS, tp 81, r SU.
He namea the following witneaae to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: Richard Mmler, Al
win a, i t t -jIimii u s j iiuijb, r,ns i b aa.
carrier, ui Of Harrison, isenrasaa.
11-W
W, II. McCakn, Register.
Consolidated Notice for Pdblliatlon.
Land Office at Chadron, Nebraaka., I
February 4, IH0.
Notice la hen-by given that tbe following
named settler has died notice of Ills Inten
tion to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore Con rail Llndeiiian, clerk of tbe district
court, at Harrlaxiu, Neb., on March la, 1MKI,
viz:
ZACHAKIAH AMO, of Harriaon, Neb.,
who made O. 8. No. ttat for the nesX aeo tS,
tpSl.r&l).
lie namea the following wltnesaea to prove
bis continuous residence npon and cultiva
tion of aald land, viz: Nathaniel E. Arm-
William K. Moore, ll of llariiaon, Neb., alao
WARKF.N W. HALL, of Harrison, Neb.,
who made I), 8. No. lMI for tbe wH new and
wJ4 aek act; 7. tp 80. r Ml.
He names the following; witneaae to prove
bl continuous residence npon and cultiva
tion of aald land, vie .achartah Aims,
Nathaniel K. Armstrong. Arthur W. Emery,
Albert K. Ramsey, all of Harriaon, Neb, Alao
NATHANIEL E. ARMSTRONG, of Harriaon,
Nebraaka,
who made P. 8. Mo. MM for the ae eae M,
tpii.raa.
He namea the following witneaae to prove
hta eoutlnuoua reaklence noon and cultiva
tion of aald land, viz: Warren W. Hall,
2Mb art ah A mo. Kinert M. Cwter, William
f. alooTV, ail ef liarrison, nan, ii auj
W. U. MoVAjig, Rerlater.
Coaaolf dated Sot ice (at PabUrallaa.
Land Office at Ctuvlron, Nebrk, (
January fT. I. ( .
Kotic Is hereby given that the following
named arlllcr ha Bled notice of his I J tew
tion to make final proof in support of kM
claim, and that ad proof will b made he
fore Conrad Undcuian, clerk of the district
court, at Harrison, Neb., on March W, WW,
WI Kaiunel H. Joiiea. ol Harrison .Tien.,
who made H. F.. No. l for Iota I and 1 end
aX neK wee a, tp 3t, r V..
He names tlie following witneaae to prove
his continuous re-ldcnoe upon end mltlvav
lion of aald land, viz: (fiarle h. terltv,
( harlea k. Hoime, Willet II. Green, miaa l
U. Maine, all of Harrison, Nebraaka. Also
illiaiu E. Moore, of Harrison, Sen
who made 11. E. No. 4 for tlie aw ace ,
tp 31. r a.
He names the following a ltneaaea to prove
hi continuous resilience upuii Mm
tlon of said land, viz : Jamea W. Scott, llen-
. . . . . .. A..k...ia- L ........ k D.rt
rv i i ariiiniii'iin, m "' "- -.
E. Ramaey, all of Harrison, Neb. Also
Thoina. W, Pimn. of Harrison, Xeb..
who made l. 8. No. I' for the self sec , tp
$3, rsa.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hia continuous resllcni-e upon and cultiva
tion ol said land, viz: Joseph '. Parsons,
Charles T. Grea dl, Nathan U. White, Johu II.
Bradley, all of liarrison, Nebraska.
IJSX5I . H. Met', Register.
Consolidated Notice for Publication.
Jjind Office at (liadron, Nebraska,
January 7, I mm. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named wt tier ha filed notice of his Inten
tion to make nnal proof in uport of bla
claim, and that said proof will lie made be
fore con rail l.lndeiniin, clerk ol the district
court, at Harrison, Neb., tin Mar. 11, lu, viz:
Aniri'-t Jolm, of Harrison. Neb.,
who made H. E. No. K7S for the H neV and
n se . -c , tp St, r M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continirons resilience uram and cultiva
tion of aid land, viz: Jerry Will, Carl fry
erherm, John Ludera, John Herman, all of
llnrriaon, Nebraska. Also
Jacob Ilnnirlkhanser. nf Harrison, Xcli.,
who made II s filing No. ,nm for the sw aee
t, tp S3, r 5li.
He names the followlngwltnees to prove
his continuous re-ldeuee npon and cultiva
tion of auiii land, viz: Chnrlea auler, Han
la-nker, Ferdinand- I'odoll, William
Scbultz, all of liarrison, Neb., Alao
helium P. Llndsey. of Harrison. Xeb.
who made I), s. No. VM for the H nwV end
nw nwl anv IS, and S awl,' aee 10, tp3i,
y.
He names the following wltnewtca to prove
hia continuous residence npon and cultiva
tion of aald land, viz: Warren W. Hall,
Richard Slmler, John II. Martell, Ass C. Da
vis, all of Harrison, Nebraska.
ao-25 W. H. Met', Register.
Conanlldated Nollra fur Pulilicatinn.
Land Office at Chadron, Neb., I
Jan. i, is). (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed iintlce of Ills inten
tion to miike filial proof In Hunart of his
claim, and tliat snld proof will Imi made las
fore the Clerk District Court, at Harrison,
Neb. , on mar. 3, lawi, viz:
Iaac B, llenilrii. nf Harrison, Neb,
who made D. 8. No.3 lor the wVJ aee 3, tpI7
t.
He names the following wltncssea to prove
his continuous residence ujion and cultiva
tion of said land, viz. Alva Mirceve, C harlc
K- (.owe-, Andrew Jacolst, James H. Cor,k,
all of Harrison, Nebraska. Alao:
JOHN A. GKKKV. of Harrison. Xeb..
who made I). 8. filing No. V.4U for the nel, of
section 4, township Tt, range N9.
He mnnes the following wltnesaea to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: i Harm r.. Gowey, An
drew Jacobs, James II. Cok, John F. Cook,
all of Harrison, Nebraska. in Hi
W. II. McCaxh, Reglater.
Notice of Contest.
I". S. Land Office, Chadron, Neb. I
February 11, lswi. J
Complaint No. Stun having la-en entered at
this office by Maria l-rlews agulnst Henry
Fleming for failure to comply It ti law as to
tlmlier culture entry No. S.M'2, dated Febru
ary l, 1h, upon the ae.tj sec , tp 33, r IS4, in
hloux county, Nebraaka, lth a view to the
cancellation of said entry ; contestant alleg
ing inai me mini itciiry rieming (lid not
bread or cause to b. broken rive acres tu
first year after making said enlrv, ending
February 111, ssi: nor liaa he renal red salif
detwts to the present dale of information.
IhesHKi parties are ip-reuy summoned to
appear at this onlee on the llthday of April.
Imwi, at 10 o'clock, a, in., ui respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure. Testimony of witnesses will lie tak
en before 8. II. Jonc, a Notary Public, at
blsofhce in Harrison, Nebraska, on the tth
day ol April, ln0, at lOo'clm k a. in.
iw-si 1 . r . riiwKBa, Receiver.
NOTICE OF CONTEXT.
C. ft. Land Offlce, chadron, Nebraaka. I
Jannary 17, suo.
Cmnnlnlnt Sn. l'j4 tiuvlnir licn milM-Hl m
thin office by Thonias j Irvine, against Ben-
amin r. Moore, Alei Moore and Matilda
illller. heirs nt law of Catharine Moore, de
ceased, for failure to comply with law aa Ui
timber-culture entry No. dated Febru
ary , IkwC, upon the nH nek and nX nwjfi
see 10, tp is, r M, In Sioux county, Nebraska,
with a view to the cancellation of aald en
try; contestant alleging that the said entry
Is illegal and void lor the reason that Cath
arine Moore, in who name aaid entry wa
made, died prior to the making of wild en
try. Tlie suid parties arc hereby summoned
to appear lit this office on the 17th day of
March IsWi, at 10 o'clock a. in., Ui respond
and form-h testimony concerning aaid al
leged failure.
Testimony of witnesses will he taken be
fore John P. Arnott, a notary public, at hi
office In llemliiford, Ncb on the loth day of
March, PJW, at 10 o clock a. in.
1W-J T. F. PowgM, ReceUer.
Notice nf Content.
C. 8. Land Office, Chadron Neb., I
Januarv 3, latm. I
Complaint No. l having lawn entered at
this office bv Charles K. Nicholson unlnal
Thomas Price for failure to comply with law
a to ttmlK-r-culture entry No. SS1. dated
mnrcn , isan, nain ine nw, sec I, tp Ti, t 54,
InMouz cmliitv, Nebraska, with a view o.ll.e
cancellation of aald entry; contestant alleg
ing that the aald claimant ha failed to
break 5 acres during the second
year after entry, and that he has fulled to
cultivate the five acres broken the first year
after entry ;and has failed to cure the defect
up io ine uaie of una contest. The aald par
rtles are herebv auiiiinnued to amwar at ihia
office on the 3rd day of March, law), at 10
o'clock a. in., to rcsxmd and furnish teatl
mony concerning aald alleged failure. Tes
timony of witnesses will be taken before
John A. Green, a notary public, at hi office
In Running Water precinct. Neb., on tlie it tb
uuy oi reoruary, iw,v, mi in o'clock a. in.
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