Li
fjg Sioux County Journal.
omCUL OOCSTT FAFs.
o
- Subscription Price, t.OO
Editor.
L. J. Mmmh,
- Enterad t the Harriaoa port office aa sec
THrBSDAT, Jan. 22, 191.
Church Howe lias introduced a bill for
lie assessment of ail property at its full
value and also providing for the taxation
Howe is alwavs up to
wi " -
the times. -
The people are becoming aroused at
the action or rather inaction of James E.
Boyd on the question of citizenship. He
is the one roan who knows if naturaliza
tion papers have ever been issued to bin)
and it is about time he showed them up.
The circus at Lincoln is- stilt on to
(uite an extent The contests will have
to be settled before any work can be ac
complished in the way of myitis laws.
A notice of injunction proceedings has
Been issued on Boyd and will be heard in
court on the 29th.
The howl whicn went up from some
nartjs of the state because Gov. Thayer
did not vacate the office of governor and
admit James E. Boyd without raising
the question of the eligibility of that in
dividual, has subsided and on all sides it
is admitted that Thayer did no more than
his dirty in the case.
The free silver coinage bill has passed
the United States senate, both of the
members from Nebraska voting for it
It is likely that it will soon pass the
house and become a law, and as soon as
that is done the financial strain on the
Country will be relieved quite material-
Kr. More monev in circulation is what
j -
is needed.
he harvester trust has coNaTtseet It
was found that there were some legal
obstacles to the operation of such a con
cern and the plan was abandoned. Trusts
have en their palmiest days in the
United States. A few more wise laws
on the snbjecb will make them an impos
sibility and the sooner such laws are pass
ed the better.
Hon. El. L. Heath, the representative
from this district, has introduced ona of
fte best bill's whieh will come up before1
the legislature. I is tcf put a stop to
the watering of railroad stock.- That
will lop off the main cause claimed by
the roads for demanding such high rates.
It strikes right to the root of the evil and
the bill should be made a lasv by the
nnatiimons rot-a of both houses.
A lit if ul Plea for Pap.
The last issue of the Herald raises a
great howl because The Jotjknai. was
made the official paper of the connty for
the year 1891. The 7fero.'d put in a
proposition to print the proceedings of
the boarl and leal notices autlwrized
by the board at the rate of 33i cents per
square of 10 lines. The JoCRNAL also
made a proposition, and as the proceed
ings of the board is all th it body is au
thorized to make an order for that is all
that the proposition mentioned and the
rate was the same as that offered by the
Herald, 33 j cents per square of 10 lines.
It might be well to state here that the
Herald did not seek to save any money
to the cnunty for that is the rate fixed
by law. The board by a unanimous vote
made The Journal the official paper.
Later in the day after the above ac
tion was taken the editor of the Herald
submitted a second proposition, offering
to do the work for 5 cents per square of
10 lines. Why was such a trick as that
Wo.ie? 14 rmist certainly have been done
for one of two reasons. Either the ed
itor of tfee Herald sought to get the
board to do a thing that was illegal by
Wgain taking the matter op, or else be
wanted something to howl about The
board was not caught by the bait and
'did not do any illegal acts and in all mat
ters relating to the printing the board
Voted unanimously.
The Herald cries "Shame" on Commis
'atoner Grove and Green for their action
and charges Grove with being an alliance
man in theory only, and twits him with
being young. Mr. Grove may be young
but hs is old enough so that the organ of
the gang which reviled him and attempt
ed to induce him to Withdraw Jrom the
ticket is i889 con neither catch him with
'chaff nor fcaU-doas him into playing into
-the bands of the eaemie)! of the county
iand Mr. Green is old enough so that he
tm cttthiaoy teeth. '
Th Herald speaks of of the past year.
Thar ma? have been some errors but
. tim reoords of the past year snow up in a
Very creditaUs manner when compared
, wits the records of former years, and if
to4jojatytaarteetietodoi well
"bn the ftrture as in the past, the people of
he county will .have no complaint to
When the. U fang had control of
Vvevy tains; and anyone attempted to go
rsins4 them, the Htratd had a pleasant
Vay of fntortarto such appaaent fooi-
'Vswinf iv. On the
pitaft-j natter the Herald
Kb widened nanny, or 001
VUdt lUteiwwtJ rwT until nil the
V tolMngn wHfnM, and wanted some
TBEAtriEK'S STATEMENT.
SeuriamiUal ntateme.it of tlnam-es
,ioux county. Nebra.ka. from June 1, 1.
January I, Wl:
state rrsii.
Balance June 1, 1U .
75
4 13
V Ullf t IUMI-. -- ,
Paid Male 1 r-iurt-r
Krluu.ied by order board
Balance
75
14 as
7 )
OOCSTT GENESAL, JXH7.
Balance Juue 1. 1SW--
is vo
tt 54
VilW-ting
COlumiew-iou for 'eIr
Balance
... 1 M
Si Iti
34 44-
COl'KTT GENERAL, IMS.
34 44
A-Unoe Jane 1. liu 65
Collections .
11M)
Warrant redwmcd-
.IOM 4
( omniiaaion for ear
Halauce
k 44
" W
ias m
eOl'KTT GENEKAL, 1?4
Ralance Jane 1. IBM !
193 W
Collrrtloua
14UH il
..1244 44".
Warrants nHiwnit-i
Relunded by order
Couiiuisciou for year
Ilalaiice i
IK (
14ti 75
ua 4i;
1572 7
COfNTT GENERAL, 1M.
1572 7J
Colleetlona
i73 11
Warrant" rwleemeU
.1535 11
( ommuiiasion for year.
Balance
7a
37 21
1573 11
COr.XTT BOAD FI'N1, 1W.
1573 11
Rah, nee June 1. M 133
t olIectinriR-.
.ni U5
W arranu pniti...
,.12 f
U.. Funded 1V imll'T lajanl 1 44
( muniinskMi for year 12 j;
Kaluuce ei '
23V 65
COCNTT BOA D,
110.
Collwtions 77 01
Warrant, redeemed
Coumiiasioii n-t-ul year
Balance ,
4 77
02
30 tl
77 1
COl'NTT BRIDGE, ltWH.
Balance June 1, 18SO 75 44
Collections
Warrants rtleeined
CoimntsHion for year
Balance 151 03
6 M
3 33
l(il Ml
COl'NTT BRIDGE, 9.
Balance June 1, 1800 205 37
Colle tioll8 6W 20
Kefuuded by order .
Couiinisfciou for year
Balance ,
Hit 00
7 59
. (il 7
. 7211 1
7!f7 57 7!7 67
COCXTT BRIDGE, lff.10.
Collections e 16
CouiuiiHsioii fiscal yeur 35
Balance - 0i 81
tV 16
BOND FUNDS.
Balance June 1, I8! 744 fll
Collections 13D5 33
Coupons Pid aoi Oh
Refunded order board 31 81
Couimiion fiscal year 4S 1H
Balance 15S 3H
2140 24
2140 24
TILLAGE FUND.
Baianw Jnne 1, 1890 50
Collections 3M
Paul village treasurer ia a-
Warrant redeeineil (taxes)
60 00
Kefuniled ordr bourd
Transferred to bond fund..
Commission for year
Balance
M 74
Is
17 4:1
32
8Att 05
3.V1 4i5
SCHOOL LAS1).
Collections 425 73
Paid state treasurer
Application returned
209 93
156 66
5VI 14
425 73
BOAD D1STK1CT PUHDS.
Balance Jne 1,1W0 ., & 44
Collections... - 374 52
l'aid overseer' orders
Commission
Hefunded
BMhMice
-240 77
. 10 07
- 1 43
.185 W
437 96
SCHOOL UISTRICT NO. 1.
Balance June 1, 1B90 14 53
Collections. . 324 29
437 Wi
ADlM)rt;ouijieiit 25 90
raid treasurer . m re
Commissions to Dec. 1 1 52
Balauee , 15 2s
364 72 A 72
SO. i.
Balance June 1, 1890 ..291 20
Collections 397 65
ADDortioninent 21 70
rata treasurer 291 00
Commission, Dec. 1..
Balance
..419 02
710 55
KO. 3.
Balance June 1-, 1890 81
'6
Collections......
86 98
Apportionment
35 00
rum treasurer
Hefunded
Commission
Balance -
...154 26
1 52
2 91
156 65
156 65
NO, 4.
Balance June 1, 1890 4 48
Collections 58 50
Apportionment 20 30
I'aid treasurer G3 28
Commission . , 5
Balance 19 43
83 38
83 2!
KO. 5.
Balance Jane 1, 1890
27
Collections
Apportionment -
30 48
23 10
J'ftlU treasurer
23 10
Coimnlssion.
Balance .
80 41
53 85
53 89
KO. 6.
Balance June 1, ISM 34 50
Collections 166 34
Apportionment 31 50
Paid treasurer - - ...
Coinmlssion for year
Balance - ' .
332 34
KO. 7.
Balance Jane 1, ISM 1 SO
Collections 266 68
Apportionment 47 60
66 00
2 8H
.163 48
232 34
I'aid treasurer Me a
Commiwdon ... . gs
Balance .... 14 s8
316 08
jro. n.
Collections..
-35 (M
Apportionment ... 8 OA
Paid treasurer : 30
vommiHston si
Balance ... H 71
43 71 43 71
KO..
Collections 10 OS
Apnortifinuient -- 87 10
Paid treasurer. - 196 M
commission . j 74
Balance ...... w . 49
1W IS
KO. 10.
Balance June 1, 1SW 77
Collections.. ...SO 8S
Comnilaflon .
Kalancfl
1W IS
17 65
tm. II.
Balance inn 1, ISM. . tl M
Collection I It
Apportion incut ,...11 M
FaM trMwnrer ..
(XHiimlmlon .. .
'-' Balance.... .
tl B
a 40
.... 4ft
....IS 70
it.
Collections M
.ptwrtioiiuwMrt
paid tmi-ur. r
4 out uilii -- "
. Si
.15
Balance -
Si 7S
no. 15-
Balanee "" 1. J; 2
(.OlltH liUll '
Auuortiomueiit "
75
Haul trt-a.-un-r-..
fouimi.KUl .
Balance
Balance June 1, l
Collection rj '.t
Auuortlonment '
I'aid treasurer-
1 omiuiHion
Balauce -
Balance June 1,
Collection
Aiiuortioiiuieut
Vnid treasurer
"omuiisioii .
balance
IH 57
154 5T
SO.
Colllection
AoiKjrtioiiineni
25 20
l'uid treasurer
Cnniiiiioii .
Balance
2 37
KO. 17.
Balance June 1,1
l'uid treasurer ,0
t ommirwiiou ...
Balance
1 Kb
27 W)
KS4 K3
SO. 18.
S4i 1
.1 11 20
134 U
Collections
A: -port Urn men t .
3t7 20
l'aiil treasurer
Coinmirfsiuu
Balance
a;
357 HI
SO. 19.
Collections
AiilxJl tlonment ' w
l'ald treasurer
I ..! in i. mi, it,
357 P
1 m
w...,,d,.d 02
Balance
307 m
so. 20.
Balance June 1, 1890 8 76
Collections 'rl M
Annortionment 20 30
307 on
.79 20
raiu treasurer
Commission ,
Balance
. 5
. 9
80 70
NO. 2L
Balance June 1, 1H0 9 34
Collections 2tf 13
Apportionment U,J
I'aid treasurer 8
Commission ..
Balance 37 24
45 52
so. '22.
Balance June 1, 1890 40 70
45 5:
Collections 17 99
Apportionment 14 iU
Commission
Balance
73 39
KO. 23.
Balance June 1, 1890 13 21
Collections 49 39
Paid treasurer
Commission
Balance 49
73 39
.62
03 09
no. 24.
63 09
Balance June 1, 1890 21
(Collections 51 7(5
Apportionment 28 70
fam treasurer
Commission
70 6:
6'
Balance 9 4
80 07
NO. 25.
80 (i
Balance June 1, 1".0 2 95
Apportionment .23 10
lortimiv- hi .
Paid tr :. i.rer
. 0:
2i 02
20 05
20 0,
NO.
29.
Collections
.. 9 61
.10 15
Apportionment .. . .
Uommission .
Balance
. 10
.19 06
19 70
no. 37.
19
5S
Balance June 1, 10 15
Collections 27
Apportionment 12
01
77
55
Commission
Paid treasurer 35
Balance 19 6:
87
APPORTIONMENT FUND.
Balance June 1, 1890.... 26 67
June apportionment 516 69
Transferred to districts 542 8
Balance 51
543 36 543
WARRANTS PRESENTED AND REGISTERED.
General fund, 1890 3726
Koad fund, 1890 46
Total amount of registered warrants
unpaid (W22
State or Nebraska, (
Hioux Coiixtt. ( I hereby certify
that the foreuoinK is a correct statement of
tnc receipts arm insinirsemeni of the cou
ty treasurer's office from June 1, 1H90 to Ja
uary 1, Isftl. It. Cavhart.
30
Dated: January 1, 1891. Treasurer.
Relief for the Settlers.
In
accordance with the letter from
I
40 45
as el 5 "i
SO. 14.
37 50
S
i OU
03 S5 53
SO. 15.
J0
.19 43
I 2fc 70
143 K
1 53
7 7
Senator Wilson which appeared in the
last issue of TUB JoCBNAL, County Clerk
t i . i .1 ...
Lauuemuu nas appuinteu uie loilowing
pei-nou mj report to mm trie needs
tne people in the various precincts:
Andrews John S. Tucker.
Antelope S. R, Story.
Bodaro a W. Hall.
Bowen Robert Wilson.
Cottonwood A. G. Chandler.
Five Points F. M. Smith.
Hat Creek D. W. Woodv.
Isower Running Water O. J. Gowev
nuuiiuBo m, u. uoruon.
Running Water J. H. Cook.
Snake Creek Charles Palmer.
' Sheep Creek T. B. Snyder.
War Bonnet-Eli J. Wilx
White River Isom S. Mcintosh,
Instructions have been sent to those
parties and blanks furnished for appli
cants for seed, provisions, feed and
clothing to fill out, setting forth the
residence and other necestary informa
tion concerning those seeking relief
The settlers shonld assist those in charge
of the work as much as possible as there
is no pay attached to any part of the
work and therefore it should be divided
up as much as possible.
4.Tbi?arash'P "d to the settlers by
the Indian outbreak makes it the duty of
the national government to extend relief
to the settlers and there is little doubt
that congress will provide assistance.
Ai0di"uand T8teh alteratives
make Ayer's BarsapanHa the best Wood
CjRKF.r)SIl.'r-:
K"!
B or ( " ko, Cbadrou,
-
DANK OF
nABRIS05,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $25,000.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
T . .ta C.T.1 Onlrs. rv.untV and 1
-Interest Paid
Loans Money on
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
CAR OF
all standard grade., which will 1 told at lowct living price.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies Shoes, Good Quality, f 1.25 a pair.
Ladies Shoes, WARRANTED, only f 1.75 a mt.
Mens' felt Boots 65 cents a ir, and others equally cheap.
Felt Boots and Ruhlrs f2.10, CHEAPEST ON EARTH!
Good Grade of Prints, 7J cents a yard.
Overshoes $1.45 a pair.
Bargains in Dry
Call and be Convinced.
Groceries Fresh
J1TFRESII and SALT MEATS
The Shah of Persia
Though advanced in yearn, lias balr ol raven
hue. Gray hairs are strictly prohibited In
his domiiiions, and hence the large ship
Biciits to that country of Ayer Hair Vigor,
by the use of which the Shah's subjects savo
not only their hair but their beads. Ayer'i
Hair Vigor restores the natural color of the
hair. It should be on eve ry toilet-table.
" Some time ago my hair le&an to fade and
to fall out so badly that I thmiKht 1 should
be bald; but the use of Ayer's Hair Vigor
has restored the original color and made my
hair strong, abundant, and he.,lthy. It does
not fall out any more." Addle Hhaffwr. MO
Kace St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
"My liair (which had partly turned grayl
was restored to its youthM color and
licauty by the use of a few bottles of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. I sliall continue to use it, as
there Is no better dressing for the hair."
Caldo Oapp, Georgcana, Ala.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
rBEFABED BY
DS. 3. C. ATEB ft CO., Lowell, Xass.
Sold by all Druggiita and Perfumers.
59
B. E. Brewster,
President.
C. F. CorriE,
Vice Pres.
69
CHAS. C. JAMESON, Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
flNCOItPOBATn).
36
39
-A.
00
General Banking Business
-TRANSACTED.-
Harrisou,
Nekrakka.
IL T. CONLEY, Lawyer.
Loans no Money,
Represents no insurance company nd has
no land to tell but flr., bis sntire time and
attention to the practice of the law.
Harrison, . . . Sn,m
of
C. E. HOLMES,
Attomey-at-Lsw.
All buslnesa entrusted to his care will ri.
celve prompt and careful attention.
HARRISOS, - ,. snRAni4
GEORGE WALKER, '
Attornfy-st-Lsw.
Will practice before a, con ihf r
S. ln. Office. Btisliie., entrusted to my
care will receive prompt attention.
HARRISON, . . KKBRASKA.
L. O. HULI.,
Attornfj-at-Law.
ABMOOH '-NIB
..RATED l DttT ATI U.
Scb.
THE
II A.R BISOn,
5EBBASE1.
lias Wsrrants.
on Time Deposits.
Improved Farms,
CHAS. E. HOLMES, CASHIER.
FLOUR,
Goods and Clothing.
and Prices Low.
always on hand.
Geo. H. Turner.
rirt. Leoxhardt,
14-Vi O Street, l.lni-oln, Sell.
Practice limited to diseases of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, .
HEART and
BLOOD.
Read the press notices,
Sens' for symptom chart.
State voiir case.
If you are sick and want to get well,
write all about yourself.
No trouble to read letters; send Htamp
for reply.
Dr. Leonhardt,
H'.2 0 St.
Lincoln, Neb.
Wells Drilled!
I have a rood well drillinir machine
and am ready to'drill any sized well on
snort nonce. terms good ana prices
low. Postoflice, Harrison.
C. S. Scott.
L. E. BELDEN.A SON,
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Repairing- donejonidiort noMae.
Gool work and remonable har.
Shop south of livtry barn.
riAiuu.n., . . . KEB,
Brant Guthrie,
Dcalcm In-
Lumber,
Lime,
-AXC
Coal.
TATE OFFICE B
J.aie. E. Hoy"
T J. Majors
liArarm...
Llewtiin jK
J.C.AUea -
J8ecre
T. H Bum .. .
John E. 11111-.-
G. II.Iltiuga Attorney
A. K. Humphrey. Laud Vvma,i
A. K- Ooudy Sept. Public !
(SGRE.VIOSAL HELEGAT101
A. . l adaocK -i , .ser' tor, fc-J
C. f. Manilewon ...I . . Kmalur. OaJ
W. J. Coniiell, Cmsrenan 1st WsL,0iJ
(o..w.Ti..ior-y, - ' .".rnj
JC UK I ART:
AmasaCobb Chief JuMift.iJ
S. Maxwell Associate JuagtrwaJ
T. L. Sorval Aaaoclate'Judi 4J
a ( .mnlIl Clvrk ami KJ.rv.r, , a
... . -.- l -v"'iLii-"
TWELFTH eJCDIClAL niTRlft
. p. JUnkaid Jur.o
1
1
an i .j
tnJ
rcrnTT.orricERS: f. J
S. Barker. . .....ttxintr J, t
Conrad Llndeman. ................ tx t
M. J. Gayhart TnA
A. hnutliworth SupU Publlcluutr.,?-
Tho. Keldy.......-......
Geo. J. Chafer . , '
A. K..IfW... fan,
Conrad Undeman Clerk of Dlmrlrt V
11. T. ( onley .... ..Couui j AtvP,
IHIAIll) OF COMMISSION
r.LVV I
(1ia. I'. Grove, (chlrnisn).
J. A. Green ,M
f. W. Knott 1st
I.K4JIHI.ATIVE:
W". Wllwm Senator, I)it So.'ll.rjj- .
F.i. I.. Heath Rep., IUt. No. 5, Ba-
Vll.LAtiE OKElCERs J
C. II. Weller trlialrniao) TrK3 :
W. II. fuiHb J
J. C. Northrop v
C. K. Holnie !.f
W. II. Wright tt
C. E. Verity fr
1. I'. 1h vlM... TrK
mi
US'lfltflf rkVt'U't'llu. I
- -
S. I. P.. Maine Ir
VV. R.. smith
G. W. He.ter
Trf
TERMS OF COf HT:
I,!., vl... I ..11,-1 .11 llnrrtttf.n frimtrnt.
IVIiruary lU ami xptomber'iMi, J.
Counlv Court, At Ilarrivon, romiw"
nrt Monday of each'moiitli. -
CIIC RCHES AM) MX IF.Tlt t
M. E. Chnrtb-rreachlng- en(;utt l
.Sunday at 10:3n a. iu., and every ."iiiKlijfi ( -
liiBHtT:WI. K. K. K. RoKHK,lm ;
Itev. William Wilwo pri-acbfi tt f
churcb each alternate Wednewlaj eicn.,,.
IM-Klniilnx at 7:30. t'
Edcoial wrvir- at the churcb f
Friday nvviilnc lietween the lant t! i
day of each month, xjnclin tel by E"..
IIuU-m.
t nlon .Hunday -lwol every nndaynj
a. in. K. E. E. Rokici.'
liiuic Vhool mcri.an tne cnunu
day af teruoon at H oVUk-U.
k. V. I. Hrr,'
Fremont,
Elkhorn
-AND-
Mo. VallJ
(NORTH WESTERN LINI
-BETWEF.S-
Harrison, Nebras
OMAHA,
SIOUX CITY
CHICAGO
AND
ST. PAUL
And All Points in the
East, North, South it
Thnouah.Tickets TO SlllrW
Rao-gage checked to nestln1
Tbrongh Palace Hleeper betw H
Valley and Head wood.
J. C, NOrmiROP. Affl
liarrw
H. O. Brrr,
Oen'l Manager.
Oen'l P
OMAHA, NEB.
1
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