Nebraska Newspapers

    The Sioux
County
Journal
VOL. 3.
ZHI:R,-R,TS02sr, USTEIB., OCT. 9, 1890.
THE SIOUX COUNTY
JOTJRHAIi'.
L. J. Simmon. Editor uiil Proprietor.
F. E.4 M. V R. E. Time tnlil.
Going Wnl lining East.
Ko. 91, JHwii)tPr, St31 t No. 91, pusiu-ii-ir, 8:2
o. (a, frei-lit, Ssa Su. W, frc.lKlit, :(.
Get photo's at Haines.
See our new combination offer.
For farm loans go to S. H. June
, Wasted Several loads of wood on
Suliscription at this office.
. -"-Horse blankets, wool, plush and fur
robes at IL A. Cunningham'
.-Haincti will .! in Harrisou but
snort time ko that those who waul
photo's should call soon.
Tub JornNAL and the Omaha Wct-h
kf for one year for 2.7, cash in ad
vance. Just received at Mi-.H, A. Tun
0inKliiMs a new stock of i W.wintei
iiiillinury goods.
Bible rVhool at 10 o'clock sharp.
is desired that all make an effort to 1
on, time.
When your blood is impoverished, the
remedy is at band. Take Ayer,s Snrsn
pari 11a.
The democratic county conventiot
fn last Saturday nominated L. O. Hull
for county attorney and H. Konrath foi
commissioner.
. On Hist Saturday, judgment was tvn
dered against Immel Klein m favor ol
Armstrong & Wood lor $177.14. Tin
iase was liefore the county court '
Potatoes, onionp, cabbage and other
kinds of garden "sass" taken on su!
st-ription ut this office. Anything goodl
I : i i. i 1
III eUL In US OOU US CUSII lO US,
There will be a dance in Harrison on
Friday evening, Oct. 17th. All are in
vited to come and have a good time.
Sme should miss it.
U only takes f2. 75 to pay a year in
advance for Tub JiK'R.nai, and the Omaha
Wal.ly Bet: Now is the time to sub
Rcrile, -SkaMCT Li-mhkh: We have a pood
supply of seasoned lumlier constantly on
hand ut our mill on West Boggy. 10
and 12 feet $10.00; and 10 feet f 12.00
per thousand feet First-class native
shingles always on hand.
J. E. ArsNEit.
Rev. Rorick came iip last Saturday
iind held serviceM at the church on Sun
day, morning and evening. Ho could
hot be here oh the Sunday previous, ow
the loss of their infant child. He will
preach at I he church one week from
nryf Sunday evening, the apHiintments
for iht- Hat t'lvek class Iwing filled in
the morning and afternoon of the same
day. lie will move here as soon as Mrs.
Rorick has recovered sufficiently to per
mit. -Mrs. C. M. Woodward is exK'cted to
lie in Sioux county from Oct. 9 to 13 in
clueive and will sjieak on the amend
ment question as follows: in the evening
at Cottonwood, in schoolhouKe No. 3, on
Oct. 9; at Olen ifi schoolhouse No. 10, in
the evening Sept. 10th; at schnolliouse
No. 15, Warbonnet precinct at 11 a. m.
and at Harrison at 7:80 p. m., Oct, 11th:
at Southworth sclioolhouse at 11 a.m.,
picnic dinner at T!ixby's grove, and
seaking althe Hodarc school house at
8 p. m., Oct. 11th, and possibly Harrison
In the evening. A slight change from
last weeks notice will be observed.
On account of the nhova appoint
ments, the W. C. T. U. Will not meet
until Saturday 18th.
A few days ago, the Ranch Supply
House received an invoice of oatmeal,
rolled rye anil flaked hominy from the
Reward Oatmeal Mills, and in the lot
were lilierul samples of rolled rye and
flaked hominy for the editor of The
Jot'RNAL with the compliments of Walk
er Bros. & Co., proprietors of the mills.
Both of the above are new preparation
and on trying tliem were found to lie ex
cellent food, and like the oatmeal from
that establishment, are of excellent
quality, A trial of rolled rye or flaked
hominy will demonstrate the line qual
ities they possess.
Died.
Davis At the family residence south
east of Harrison, Neb., on Saturday,
October 4, 1WM), Clarissa, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A sit C.
L'avis, aged 2 tionths and 19 days.
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of all in their affliction. The lit
tle one had been nick a few days, the
disease being inflamation of the bowels,
and although all was done that could he,
death marked her for his own and early
Saturday morning she passed away. The
funeral occurred from the resilience at
4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, the ser
vices being conducted by Rev. Rorick,
Card of Thank.
'We desire to extend our sincere thanks
to the friends and neighbors who no
kindly gave us their aid and sympathy
during our lute aflin tion.
. , Asa C. Davis
Akmamia Davis.
Do not allow the accumulation of dan
druff or wurf, wlien it can be easily pre
uum1. by tins uso of Ayer's Iliut' Vigor.
lOMJIISSIONER'S RECORD.
Official.
llARKISOM, SIOCX CO., SJEB., fCT. 7, IH0O.
Hoard met In regular es-Iou.
Present: Commissioner Weir, lirove,
ireen ami clerk.
Minnies of last meeting rert'l, anl on mo
tion, approved.
petition of L. O. Hull and other praying
for the establishment of a public road, coiu-nj-ii-iii(
f t tlm V' corner on the south gile
f section Ave in township 31, ran-ft 'J5, run
ning thence due went on the section line lie
Iween sections ft mid S, 6 Hinl 7 twp 31, r fill,
mil sections 1 mid 1:2, 1 snd 11, 8 and 10, 4 and
, 5 and K, and 0 and 7, twp 31, runge SI, end
nig at the stute linn of Nebraska, was pre
tented mid the Haunt being for what Is
known an a consent road, it was granted
nil the described line ordered to he a pub
lie road.
On motion, the treasurer be and is h'-reby
instructed to refund to K. W.Carey (1.52 ot
tuxcn paid under protest ou account of be
ing in rxccHiiol' the lev-'.
Attldavitol T. ). V-llllani- ludng presenU-d
in-icgard to!S.B0 Illi g.il village taxes paid by
'aim under pntlest and the board being fully
idvlnedin the matter, it was on motion, or-
leriil that the treasurer rc-rund to T. O. Wil
liauis the Hum of t.v.O.
Oltleial Ixiud of '. 1). White for roadover
eer of road district No. VI was presented
md apiiroved.
Iillli lal bond of Orrin (;. Tally for road ov
rseer of road Ulstrlet No. 9, was presented
md lippvovrd.
Iillii-lal bond of I.. W. liryan for road over
rf-er of roid district No. i was presi-nted and
dipi'oveil.
liy reijuest of Ixroy Hall, and upon the
Miard being thoroughly ailvlM-d In the mat
ter, the Uzr levied In Isss and IHH'.i, ou w k
e and ne sw "4 and the kw ) lie sec
a twp 31. range la, was ordered stricken
:rom the lists ou account of h.dng uncollect
tile and yet lsdng a cloud on the title of
owner.
The following report ot county superln
leudi-nt wiim presentiMl and approved.
To the county commissioner of Sioux
county.
This Is a statement of the money received
ano pain out lor instiiute iiiuo.
liccclved up to July 1, 1S.O Hi.OO
Jteeeived up to (let. I, Isin Mm
I'aid S. K. Leach
1'uld C. K. Holme:
Paid, oil, druyage, -Ut
30.no
Amount now on hand . 4.1m
Amount uncollected ...ft.lH)
A. SOCTUWOIiTII,
. I ounty snpt
On motion the amount of 1 assessed
agulunl J. I.. I.cver as school tax in lssil, in
district No. :1, was ordered stricken from
list, 011 account of property not lieing in
utld district.
On motion the amount Of tl.f.' school l.ix
for IsMi. in district No. 7. .iid bv I), II. 'iris
woid under protest 1m) and the same is here
by ordered to lie refunded, as property of
Ou motion clerk be and is hereby insti nct
ed to advertise according to law for plans
and spccllcntions and price for building u
bridgn across dry gulch near Thomas liev
euirt'ii residence in White Klver precinct
Resignation of C. II. Welleras memls'r of
brand committee was presentfil and 011 mo
tion, accepUMl.
On motion i;eo. II. Turner was appointed
a member of the brand committee.
A petition signed by fifty t.ixpuyers pray
ing that the hoard "submit the question of
township organization to the ici-al voters oi
said county of slonx, Neb., according to tile
provisions of Chapter W, Article 4, Section
2, Complied . Statute of Nebraska, the same
to tie voted on at the next general election,
to-wil, Nov. th, Mid," was presented, and
on motion lh reiiest was not granted on
account of there Is'lng only 27 days time to
publish notice of same and the law requires
lour weeks. Iireen and fir voting in fav
or of motion, and throve against.
oil uiotlon s. 11. Jones was alitxiHited spe-
clnl county Judge for slonx county.
1 he loltowlng Claims were uiulit'Ml and al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn on oroic
er f null for same :
Miiallet l lin-iiiini, witness fees :i."0
Joseph 1'ccker, 1 day attend. mco dis
iriet court 2.00
8. Ilarker, county Judge fees-.-. .ft.iO
Joseph I'eckcr, witness fees
Joseph Iieeker, dept. sheriff fees
lion Al. Weir, Her.ices as com . S.sn
A. and 11. t-ickeuhrock, claims n.UO 4.00
-rlsw-oll Marsteller, WHiplles ..
John Denker, witness fees ft.00
t.onrt'tl i.iueeuian, salary, tax list for
IsWl, express, ete., 21 1.SS
S. Ilarker, county Jinle fees 3.lo
l- g'ei I liohwer, boarding prisouers s.isj
1.. J. Mnimous, pub. proct-edlngs, 10.011
1 uoimuf Jienlv, hheill lees (s..Vi
,M. Itriu-k, guarding prisoner 14.00
1 lamias iteniy, district court expeuces-4.00
C. II. An'lrews, material tor court
house, claimed M - 4.00
N.I). t hite, Jury fees S.oo
31. J. Carrol " ' 2.00
llttuTlelze " " ........... 2.00
Miciical Mannihgau, Jury lees ..2 on
John I'lunkett, jury fees .-2.00
VV. I Patterson " " 2.00
A. K, Uates, jury fees 2.00
Jacob Marking, Jury lees 2.00
Jos Kinp, Jury fees... .....2.00
A I ling, " " 2.00
George W. Cobb, jury fees 2.u
Claim of A. T. liryant, till, lor medical at
tendance on pitOsr was presented and dis
allowed 011 account of pay having been al
lowed for services rendered.
claim of Mimnons Patterson, f 7.7ft for
liriutlng in Issvt, was aprovcd but 110 w-ar-raiitonlered
ilrawn for same.
On motion, board adjourned without day.
CON H AO I.IKHKMAS,
County Clerk.
Decision of the Supreme Conrt,
In the reoonls: of the proceedings of the
supremo court tha following appeared in
the Linioln Jowtml of Oi-t. 2d;
State ex rel. Hull vs. Walker. Quo
warranto. Judgement of ouster against
defendant. Opinion by Norval.
Section 25 of cliaiter 7, Conilied stat
utes, 18HM authorizes the county hoard to
fill a vaiincy in the office of county at
torney by apxintnient, held that an ap
Kilnlinent made by entering the fact up
on the records of tlie proceedings of the
county board in sufficient.
The cane of the slate ex rel Hull vs.
Walker, above decided, comes from
Sioux county, the (extreme northwest
corner of the state. It appears that on
the loth of December, 18MM, Ed. U. 8ut
terlee resigned his position as county at
torney. On the 7th of the following
month, the board of county commission
ers, comprising A. McOinley, James
Burke and Lsjn M. Weir, appointed Lo
renzo Mull to llll the vacancy, and di
rected C. C. Jameson, county clerk, to so
notify Uullv He did no and. Uie latter
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slonx County Nebrasss. t
Haimimin, imt". I, A. 11. Ihoii.
Notice is hi-reby given that
in pursuance of and in com
pliance with the Hevenue
Ijiws of the state of Nebras
ka and Chapter Keventv
Tliree (7.1 Hf tin-session Ijiws
I the state of Nebraska, of
the year A. 1. Iss.1), entitled,
'An act to nmend Sei-tion
One Hundred and Nine (llf.i)
of Chapter Seventy-si'ven 77 )
f the Compiled statutes of
Nebraska of issl, enfitled,
Kevenue," I, M. (.ayli irt,
rr-asurer of Kionx eoii'ity,
Nebraska, on the tlrst Moii
lay of November, A. I. lxw,
is-tween the hours of nine
o'cliM-k, a. 111., anil four p. ni.,
will offer at; public" sale and
-ell.atmv office In the-village
of Harrison, County of
Sioux and State of Nebraska,
being the oltiee of the Treas
urer of said Sioux county,
Nebraska, all of the follow
ing ilecrilMd real estate sit
uated in the said county of
slonx, for the amount of tax
due thereon, as stated here
in, levied lor stale, county,
viilage, selusjl district, or for
my other purpose, for the
year A. Ii. Issn, and to make
"therefrom the amount of
said tax as stated herein for
the year aforesaid, witli auell
exMMises lor advertising, In
terest and fees as inay have
icemed at the time of pav
uient. I will adiourn saiil
sale from day to day untiljill
ot the lands, lots and blocks
have been offered.
M. Ujyu.ifiT,
Treasurer of Sioux County,
Nehra.-.ka.
TAX LIST.
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by linn lieine; approved. On the same
In v the board directed linn in writing to
tile Iii8 official opinion as county attor
ney on a question then ponding tiefore it.
Me did so on the next 11113', Jntumry w.un
the 0th, McGinlcvs term as county com
missioner expired, and lie was succeeded
by John A. Green. On the lltlt Unrke's
term also expired and Charles U. Grove
was appointed to succeed him. On the
loth, the new board declared the oilice 01
(unity attorney vacant, alU'K'iii; that
Hull's appointment was illegal liecaii.se
it had never been written out by the
board of county commissioners and filed
with the county clerk. Weir, the snr
vivinir member of the old lmard, opposed
this action. Gcort-e Walker Was then
ipboitited county attorney nnd litis ever
mnce officiated us such. Hull brought
suit to determine whether he or Walker
wan the leg-ally appointed county attor
ney, and tiio supreme court's decision is
unqualifiedly in his favor; , It holds that
he was legally apmiinted, as in the first
place the special law relating to the ap
pointment or county attorneys does not
require the appointment to be written
and it such a proceedings were necessary
the amiroval of the county clerk's writ
ten minutes would till the bill. It de
clares that at the time Walker was ap
pointed there was no legal vacancy. Tlie,
relator, Hull, is therefore entitled to the
ofllce and judgment of ouster will issue
against Walker.
thus the long contest over the matter
of tlie county attorneyship is ended, and
Mr. Hull will till the position the rest, 01
the term. The next question to be set
tled will be that of the salary. The
commissioners allowed Mr. Wulker's bill
and Mr. Hull appealed it to the district
court, but later, as stated in our last
issue, with drew the action and requested.
that the warrant be delivered to Mr.
Walker, which was done, and whether
Mr. Hull can now recover from Mr.
Walker after withdrawing the suit, w
a question.
V
It is reported on good authority that
L. Simons, the gang caudidate for
county commissioner, has disposed of all
his real estate and intends to remove
from the county if he is not elected. Do
the people and the taximyers of Sioux
county want a man in as important a
position as county 'commissioner whose
only reason for remaining a resident of
the county s mat ne is homing an o nicer
On the other hand Eli J.. Wilcox, the
nominee of the straight republicans, has
a fine farm, (the patent for one quarter
section of which has just been issued)
which is well stocked and on which lie
intends to reside whether he holds an of
fice or not. It is the men who are inter
ested in the prosperity of the county
who will give it the best service and if
the people ot Sioux county wnnt tins
public affairs well looked after they will
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PERSONAL.
John Messing came up from Chadron
yesterday.
N. L. Pollard left W'ednesday evening
to visit his home in Cass county.
Mrs. B. B. Bixby left Monday for
Iowa where she will sa?nd the winter.
Henry Stofer was in town on Monday
and called at our oilice. He is well pleas
with Sioux county.
E. P. Maine called on Wednesday and
ordered The Joiunai. sent to Mrs. R. A.
Ayars, Janesville, Minn.
Jas. Clark, of Montrose, called Inst
Saturday and gave us some cash for
which to send him TllK Joi unal.
Mrs. Stanard and daughter, Miss Minnie
who has been visiting Mrs. T. O. Wil
liams, left on Monday evening for their
home in Iowa.
Mrs. B. Wolfe and children, who have
l3en visiting Mrs. II. T. t'onley, left last
Tuesday for their home iu the southern
part of this state.
El. 1 Heath, the republican nominee
for representative from this district, is
here looking after his political interests.
He is r pie jint gentleman, a practical,
active far.ner and a man highly respect
ed by those who know him. lie would
represent the interests of the farmers in
the legislature in good shape.
The gang organ of last week contains
another long article from the sage of
White River, better known as Dan Klein
in which liar and other strong argu
ments appear, and the statement that
the correspondent of this paper dare not
sign his name for fear of being called up
on to defend himself in a criminal libel
suit. We will say for the information
of Mr. Klein that if he wants to begin
action for criminal libel on the grounds
of what is published in The Journal the
fact of it Isiing signed by a non de plume
does not hinder him from so doing. Just
jump on the editor if you feel so dispos
ed. The gang to which Mr. Klein be
longs worked the criminal libel racket
pretty hard two years ngo for a short
time prior to election and perhaps they
intend to try the same racket again.
We are informed that Mr. Klein intends
leaving the country in the near futuse,
and he prolwbly wants to get all the no
toriety he can Wore he goes.
"We want every mother to know that
croup can be prevented. True croup
never appears without a warning. The
first symtotn is hoarseness; then thechfTd
appears to have taken cold or a cold may
have accompanied the hoarseness from
the start. After that a ioculiar rough
cough is developed, which is followed by
tlie croun. The t ime to act is when the
child first lwcuui'is hoarse; a few doses of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will pre
vent the attack. Even after the rough
couich has appeared, the disense may lm
prevented by using this remedy as di
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