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The Sioux County Journal.
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L. J. Simmons ... Editor.
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Out! class matter.
Thubsday, Sept. 3, 1891.
Republican County Convention.
Tile republican electors of sioux touiity,
Keb., are requested to send delegates from
their several precincts to meet in eouven
tiou at the court hoiiso,-1ii Harrison, Keb.,
on September IS), im, at 11 o'clock, a. ui.
APPORTION MEM.
The several precincts are entitled to rep
reseutation as follows, being based ujkjii the
vote for Hon. Geo. H. Hustings, for attur
ney general in lf.iu, giving one delegate at
large for each precinct and one for each ten
votes and the major fraction thereof:
The primaries for the several precincts
will be held at the following times and
places on Saturday, September li, im :
AnteloiMS At the residence of S. U. Story,
Trom 4 to 6 p. in.; 1 delegate.
Andrew At the residence of J. W. Robin
son, from 1 to e p. in.; 1 delegate.
Bowen At the office of ii. Guthrie, from i
to 7 p. m.; 5 delegates.
Bodarc At school house in district Ko. 6,
from 5 to 7 p. m.; 3 delegates.
Cottonwood At school house iu district
No. 4, from 4 to 6 p. in.; 2 delegates.
Five Points At the residenc of Frank
Tinkham, from to 6 p. m. ; 2 delegates.
Lower Humiiiig Water At the residence
'of 0. J. tiowey, from 3 to 6 p. tn.; delegates.
Hat Creek At the residence of l F. t off ee,
from 4 to 6 p. m.; 2 delegates.
Montrose At Jlontroso school house, from
3 to 6 p. in. ; 3 delegates.
Running Water At the residence of A.
McGiuley, from 4 to 9 p. m. ; 2 delegates.
Snake Creek At Herueall's store, from 4
to 6 p. m.; 1 delegate.
Sheep Creek At the residence of T. B. Sny
der, from 4 to 6 p. m.; 1 delegate.
White Hiver At the school bouse in school
'district No. 1, from 4 to 6 p. m.; 2 delegates.
Warbonnet-At the Warbonnet ranch.
from 4 to S p. m.j 3 delegates.
A. W. Moan,
. G. Hough, Chairman.
Secretary.
Kenublicuu Judicial Convention.
The republican judicial convention for
the IStJi judicial district will be held at Val
entine, Nebraska, on September 22, ltfll, at
10 a. m., for the purpose of nominating two
candidates for the office of judge in said dis
trict, and for the transaction of such other
business as shall come before the conven
tion. The counties composing said district are
"entitled to representation as follows :
Box Butte
Boyd..
.Brown-
Cherry ,
Pawes .
7
1
,4
6
Holt p
Keva Palm 3
Hock 3
Sheridan (i
Sioux 2
, By order of the judicial central commit
tee. W. W. Wood, Chairman.
Jab. n. Daxskik, Secretary.
; The G. A. E. reunion at Grand Island
this week is being attended by a large
crowd and everything is passing oil' in an
enjoyable manner. . These gatherings are
Coiiulj Priutiiisf.
Under tiie above heading Editor Walk
er fills a column in the last issue of his
Herald in an attempt to ntoke out thai
the county commissioners liave r.ot done
right in regard to the matter of county
printing. He tries to make out that lo
calise the bills allowed The Jocknu
exceeded $200, that the board should
have advertised for bids, and bupportshis
argument in an editorial wherein he says
the statement is correct or the record.
are false. That reminds us of the time
that L. O. Hull read an affidavit in the
district court, signed and sworn to by
himself, and then stated to the court
that the showing made therein was
true. By his article he show
either that he is trying to mislead and
deceive or that his knowledge of print
ing and the laws regarding such work is
decidedly meagre.
As to the amount exceeding 200
he puts it all into a lump. He knows, or
ought to know that publishing aad furn
ishing stationery are two different lines'
of business. Then he knows, or ought
to know that there is some of the work
done which is not in the hands of the
county board. The rules of the district
court provide that the clerk of the dis-
trict court shall have a bar docket
printed and the statutes support such
rule, and that is not under the control of
the county board. The statute provides
that the county treasurer shall have his
semi-annual statement published and
that the county shall pay a reasonable
comjHjnsation for such publication.
Where does the jurisdiction of the
county board come in? The treasurer
is ordered by the statute to have the de
linquent tax list published, but the
treasurer is not the county board. But
Walker does not care for those little
things. The straight facts would not
suit his purpose. For if he would make
straight, honest and plain statements
he would have nothinar to howl about.
The showing made by Walker in re
gard to the stationery furnished the
county is misleading. He would have
people understand that a single order
was given for 4,500 letter heads. Such
was not the case. The material cited in
that item, as well as several others, was
furnished to the various officers as
it was needed, mostly in lots of 500
and the prices quoted by Editor Walker
are so arranged as to hoodwook his read
ers. The JourxaiS charges to the
county correspond with the charges to
other customers, and on the work done
fur the county we wait ' until warrants
can be issued and then pay registration
ftes and sell the warrants at a discount.
As to tha treasurer's statements; they
were published and the people saw what
they were. The one of June, 181)0, was
very long; the one of January, 1891, was
much shorter and the one of July, 1891,
was still smaller, which causei the de
crease in the amounts allowed. Editor
PEOPLE'S
INDEPENDENT
j Tl martyr of tla JI-mUI in a com- M'UJVAN & KiXf.K-
' say- tliat if Ih history of hit rUou row , io.,
I resolution condemning tl. present j ,lJ ''-"l lu.irK .,,(
Luiti'd hy ih" Count fViitr.il Ctiimii'i
Notice to Tom mi'Vi:!.
AH corinimnic-ttloiis Ui inuiv pulilhvt m"
in tliU t-ilii;jiH i:mt rj:-li thr MTH.n '-oHu-'
tty 1 uc-.-tiUty noon ot vnvti wi-ck. W r!
on on1 (!' "paper only; tit rate m- 'i
iu-m; lx bnrf ami to lii' point in wu
t:iWiiit nt. Atl'h ail (iiatt'-rto
J. M. i;nt)N,
StC. C'O. C-ll. C'Olll. I'lroMlt-'si Illli. Cat '',
iliirriMin, ,svb.
becoming more popular each year, and a walkers showing has two bills for
great deal of enjoyment is derived there
from, especially by the old soldiers.
From the way the editor of tiie Boom
erang squeals about the little squib in The
Journal recently, about the name of one
candidate in the independent ticket in
.Dawes county being set in lower case
white the balance of the ticket was set
in caps, one would infer that the re
marks of THE Joubsal were pretty near
the truth.
- Prof. Dyrenforth has returned to
Washington. His experiments in pro
ducing rainfall were highly satisfactory
and the professor is highly ehtted over
the result. He says there is no doubt
now that the principle is the correct one.
It is evident that science will soon make
failure of crops on account of lack of
moisture will be an unknown condition.
: The statement of George Walker that
the county clerk has employed a deputy
at the expense of the taxpayers, is utter
ly false and he knows it. There has not
been a bill presented for clerk hire since
the present officials have been in office
and the editor of the Herald knows it,
but that'tnakes no difference to him, he
makes charges regardless of records or
facts
Editor Walker makes a great fuss
about County Clerk tiindeman being
president of a $50,000 institution and as
usual, attempts to mislead his readers in
Ihexnatter. The Nebraska Security Co.
of which Mr. Lindeman is president, was
organized for the purpose of securing
new settlers for Sioux County. It has
an authorized capital of $50,000, that is,
its capital may amount to that sum.
Its paid up capital is $6,400 and that con
sists of real estate in Sioux county. The
real estate was assessed the same as all
real estate so that Uie assertion of Mr.
Walker in regard, to the company not
paying taxes or being assessed is untrue,
and he knew the facts when he made the
statement. A company may be incor
porated with an authorized capital of a
million dollars and still have but a very
small paid up capital. The Nebraska
Security Co. has spent about $300 adver
tising Sioux county and inviting people
to come here to locate and the indica
tions are that, their efforts will be re
, warded. - The members of the company
have real estate which will be increased
in value by the Kttlement and develop
ment of tm county and we are at a loss
io see what objection Mr. Walker or any
uxm else can reasonably have to such an
organisation. The work of the company
'will benefit every real estate owner in
4Btoax county and instead of being
f-nwJadAt4be. company should be cora
ViawrtiKl for thrfr fTorta.
treasurer's statements dated January,
1891, and he knows that there was bu
one statement and one charge for pub
lishing it during that month, but what
does he care, his reputation is estab
lished. '
As to The JoCRNAX, defending rotten
ness on the part of the county lxard, it
has done no such thing, nor will it.
There is no rottenness to be defended in
their work and George Walker knows it.
The trouble is, the county odicials will
not let Walker and his outfit "work
them,'' and some of his little schemes
get blocked and so he would like to get
them kicked out and hava some of his
kind of people put into their places.
The result of the meetings held by the
state board of transportation has resulted
in naught except to draw out a good
deal of discussion. Some of the business
men at the cities where the meetings
were held demanded lower rates, while
others expressed themselves as satisfied
with the present rates. It is about like
the petitions sent to alien Boyd when he
was holding down the executive office,
for and against the Newberry bill. The
signers knew nothing of the bill except
that it was to reduce the rates. G. W.
Holdredge has written some articles de
fending the rate! charged, and the arti
cles have been published in the state pa
pers and that is all that has been accom
plished. The people want the rates as
low as they can get them and tlt is
all there is to one side of the case. The
roads want rates at which they can
make money and tliat is the other side
of the case. Now if the state board has
any authority let it decide what is just
and make it known. If the rates can be
reduced .without injustice to the com
panies, let it reduce them. If the rates
are as low as they can be, consistently,
let tiie board say so and take the conse
quences. The action of the board, so
far, looks about as reasonable as it
would be to call in a lot -of farmers,
merchants and mechanics to prescribe
for a sick person.
A Kit of History;
Fremont TriWIne.
J. W. Edgerton was a candidate on
the Union-Labor ticket for supreme
judge in 1886. In 1888 he waa. the nom
inee of the same party for congress in
the First district. In 1S0 he was the
Independent candidate for attorney gen
eral and now he is candidate for supreme
judge again, Edgerton is at the front as
an ohie seeker. - . r
I'lii t I'orni of tiie ( im luni I oiifi r.-iici .
1. That in view of the great -oeliiI, rA-
trial Kin! economic revolution now flr:i
upon the tivili.i j world ami Hie ne.v ami
living issues eonf routing the American i-o
nle, we briieve tint tin: time liu arrive"! I-rr
a ervwtaliznlion ot tin-itolitieul rWonn 1 n--
ol our country ami the formation of dial
houM Im- known as the IVoole's I'arlvol the
I niteU Statei of America.
2. That we most heartily emlore the niat
form Hn4inptc at t. l.ouU. Mo., in i-'1.
iieala, K!h., in l'.-o. ami Omaha, Nch.. in !.
by the industrial organizations there repre
sented, summaricd a follow :
A The rijrht to make and iMic nionev i a
overei;cn jMiwer to le maintained hy the
ta-ojiie for tiie common beneiit, hence we de
mand the alailitiou of the national haul,- a
hank of Imuc, and as a substitute for na
tional hank liote, we demand tiiat IcgM' tea
der treasury notes he is-ued in sollieienl vol
nine to transact the business of 1 lie com, I rv
on a ca-h basis, without damage or siii-ei;il
am mu i aye io any class or calling, sue n null
to he le.il tender in payment of all debt
public or private, and such notes, when ih
inum led by the people, shall la.' loaned to
them at mil more than 2 percent per ana mi i
ii lain non-pcrisiiuiiie products, as indicated
in the Mibtrensiiry plan, and also upon lie1
real estate Willi proper limitation upon the
quantity of land and amount ol money.
K Wc demand the free mid unlimited
coinage of silver.
We demand the passage of laws pro
hibiting alien ownership ol laud, ami tlnd
cone;re-s take prompt action to devise mhiic
pian toohlitiu ail lands now owned bvitlien
and lorciifu syndicate-, nnd that all lands
held by raiiro.tds and other cortiorntion in
excess tit siieh us is actually used and needed
hy them he reclaimed bv'the Kovuruuu-nt
and held lor actual settlers only.
I) - Kelievini; In the- doctrine of eqiml
rights to all and special privilctrcH to nunc,
we demand that la vation national, siute or
municipal- shall nol be ucd to build up one
interest or class at the expense of another.
K We demand that all revenues --national,
slate or county-shall la- limited to lac
necessary expenses of the (,'overnmi nl
economically and honestly administered.
i'-Wc demand a just and equitable HysUiu
of (jraduated tax on income-.
ti We demand the most rlxid. honest a-id
just national control and supervision ol the
means of public communication and tram
portatiou, and if this control and super
vision does not remove the abuse- noweii-t
in(f, we demand the government ownership
ol such means of communication uud trans
portation. II We demand the election ol president,
vice president ami I idled states senators h
a direct vote of the )eople.
The Law and liif
Tic rat d in. el bialM-r--;.:.
tries K make it iii
I j-ue .f t!:;.t si, that
'ie;ird..f COIIIlly li. lulu. !"!!
I'l'hilill ' t!:e blisil ess .f Mm
-ardi. -sof la, J i t i- e or h-die-'y
devotes svvr.ll ( "i'lllllls of Ins .)
l ilt Is.
-kite of tlie
, .If ill the
ti;- pieseiil
v haxeka-n
county" I'e-
untv ot!ier t desired he ran produce
Jit. Let u-have it, George; publish the
; mimes .,f t!ie delegate present when the
' resolutions were ad-pted, and you might
I also publish the runic of those present
'at that mavs meeting at which the
j countv o;!e were reiUe.ted to resign,
j Both h -ts si ill not take up more than a
few hnes of your space. Tell tl? truth
alout it -hut. there is no Use reminding
vou to t. ll the truth, your reputation
lor telling the truth is established.
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a.'..- iii-t--ad ofti.e J'i l:'
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I'EOl'bK'S IXDKI'ESItKNf (H.Wi'Y TICKtT.
For Treasurer,
M. GAYIIAUT,
For Sheriff,
TI10.M.VS KF.IDY,
For County Judg.i,
N". ('. UUTCHlSt'-.
For County Clerk,
CONIiAI) undkm.'.:;.
For Superintemlent of i'ublic lu-.trut lion,
A. BOl.THWOliTil.
For Surveyor,
A. li. HEW,
For Coronor,
UEOKOK J. SHAFKlt.
For County Commissioner 2nd District,
A. liWOU, Jr.
thev will certaiulv U-couin silisii.d thai
his "expos.: annuiiils to tinthiiig nioiv
than the rant iii-'s of u disnmth d uoiild-
be coiinly otlicia!.
Tin; f. i-iiit r Isiard of (..idity con. mi
sionei's (ous;(lcjv-.,i sl.iio per soiiare a
reasonable 'omeiisaliou for I he publica
tion of the treetstmV.s .-latemeiit. Tin
present board allow s r.ii.- a square for tin
same. Walker kivs his iial.er would
publish it for live cents r square. The
treasurer imdotihtedlv tint hot lieliee
that thev would work lor nothing, even
if they said so, and caused hisst.ite
tuentn to be iiililished elsewhere. Tin
Board allow cd a reasonable roiiisdisa
tion for sttne, w hich is in accordance
with Sec. !l"i, ( 'hap. 1, ('ompilwlfitat
utes of Ni braska, ISMt.
Sec. l-l'.t, t'hap. !, of ( onqn led Stat
utes of Nebraska, ls'j, provides that:
''in all counties where cost of furnishing
the ollicers with books, blanks and Mu
slim of :'.
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Baiiroad Fare Red need.
For the Dawes county fair at Chadron
tickets will be on sale Sept. 2tth to Oct.
3d inclusive, good returning until Oct.
4th, for one and one-third fare for the
round trip.
If, as the Herald intimates, the parties
who received aid from the relief commit
tee, are all strikers and cronies of the
candidates of the People's Indeiendeut
party, their election is assured, regard
less of Walker's lies.
We mistake the make-up of the citi
zens of Sioux County, if they allow a
few shysters to lead them to believe that
mass meetings and conventions are lieirig
held at which resolutions condemning
the present county officers are unanim
ously adopted.
Will the Boomerang be kind enough
to stale that it was mistaken in stating
that the Sioux County Farmers" Alliance
passed resolutions condemning the pres
ent county officers, or does it, like
Walker's Hmdd believe that false state
ments are the proper thing in politics.
The chief prevaricator of the Ikrahl
in a communication signed "Justice" in
timates that the committee who had
charge of the distribution of the wheat
sent to Sioux county are of the same
stripe as himself in embezzeling other
people's money, but there are names of
81 citizens at the clerk's office who will
testify to the contrary in regard to the
freight money not being returned to
them, or refused" them when applied for.
Those who received their wheat from the
justice of the oeace', must look to the
parties to whom they paid the money as
the justices did not pay the freight from
the east to Harrison. They did, however,
pay freight from Harrison to Crawford
and Ft. Robinson, but not to the county
relief committee. . All those who tailed
Tor their money at the clerk's office re
ceived it, and those who have not called
did not receive it, but txre iwt refmi-d it,
and will not be refused it. The commit
tee published in both newspapers that
the money would be refunded upon ap
plication, and Walker is aware of that
fact, but we forgot, it is ''Justice" that
insinuates. Well, "Justice" ought to
have headed that article "Bodarc" or
"Montrose," as it will hardly be ac
cepted to head such articles "White
Hiver" or "Cottonwood" too often,
lionery shall exceed th
vcar, the supplies lor sucli inirnos.
shall be let ill l.epaiaie contr.iels to tin.
lowest c onin.teiit bidder,' but (in n; is
no provision in the law for letting con
tracts for the publication of legal ii.it, i t s.
The Jot'KN.w. outfit was not paid to t--
.ed -iiu for stal.ori-ry, blanks, etc. for
the ollicers, but U caii-e they were paid
jvfcr.'00 for publishing legal notices
and coiuiiiis-ioiii r," proceedings and for
furnishing slat ioin-i y, tho cheif nrtvari-
ator of the Jf-tuhl tries to make it aje
pearas unjust, iiiegal and n steal. The
il'UXAL received the seme prices for
the stationery f iii-iii.-hed that are lie
ing paid that ..'!'. ;,y the merchants of ;
Harrison, and if IV Ifrrald is furnishing-1
patroiH slatios.erv chcaiier, a is
strange that the J' UltX.u. oflice receives
the amount of work front the merchants
that it does. Either the " -iitiin work
must be inferior, or it .;;(,:,: lie of late
that it lias concluded So d.) work dirt
cheap. But I hat don't tut cny ligiire.
It is the n ;:(,, Tic! re ":;ivs and tin
law, that Wiilku- wants his readers to
pay attention io, He don't claim to be
a George Washington, lie don't claim
to tell ihi truth. The records and the
law will lar out the action of the pres
ent administration, and Walker's record
will eventually cause those who may lie
deceived by his juggling of figures and
prevarications, to think differently.
Subdivision five, Sec. 2o, Chap. IS,
Kevisetl htatutes of Neb., Jssy, pro vidt-ss
"tnat the Board of Commissioners shall
cause to be published at the dose of each
annual, regular or special meeting of the
board, a brief statement of the proceed
ings thereof in one newspajier of general
circulation, published in the cuimU , and
itlso their proceedings ujion the equaliza
tion of Hie .assessment roll; j.Hii-Uld,
That no publication in a ncnspujior shall
be required unless the sama can be done
at an expence not exceeding one-third of
the legal rate for advertising radioes.'"
One-third of the legal rale, is aril o....(
per square, and that is the amount the
board allows for publishing the proceed
ings. There is no provision to let the
publishing to the lowest bidder., as
Walker would have the public believe
and relers them ic. th,. !, .i.
..., in,,, voe
Herald outfit did make a proposition to
the board to publish the hira-ced
wtceiiisjifir square, the same as the
Joucsal outfit, and the board decided
that they should be published iu the
JX'R-.-Ar, The sum allotted is. a reason
able compensation for the services but
the Hmdd thought they would -ecu re
the publication of the proceedings at all
hazards and subsequently offered to pul
lish the same for five cents irfo,m.,.
The board would not reconsider their
action and we Udieve the public wii
give them credit for doing os they did.
v Tr r' Y r -' lwvsi statutes of
Nebraska, 1kS. i.rov de- ..t-,..
anil publishing legal advertisements in
.em,apersas loilows: "Ead, s,,U;lreof
en hues, for the h'rst inwrtion. one dol
lar; each subsequent insertion t,. i.
wiuare of ten lines, fifty rents.
legal advertisement uiu..rt., i,....'. .,
be deemed a square, and each fra- Hona
part of a squar shall counted na ful
square." 1M nH, Veasurer a, i
:lerk are re.purwl to publish certain nt
ticesaldif erent times ,n their ol dal
duties, and the bills for publishin" "
notices are audited bv the ,.,Z.
county conimisMouen. Them i, '
vision for the Ujard to direct tt. ..... I
t.on of said notices, but if a' t
presented for same awl ftn ;
P'iUication filed, their duly fa, to , ,
and allow the bill if tw Li)?""11,,
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Attorney-at-Uw.
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Commercial Bank.
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JOHN A. LU( 'AS, IltBariKST. CIIAH. E, HOLMKS, 'i, e-1'bimI':
CI 1A ULES E. VERITY, Cakaihu.
THE BANK
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HAKHISOX, NEltKASh'A.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 25,000.
Transacts a General Banking Businesf
litiys Schuol Orders, County and Village Warrauls.
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Make the Bottom Prices on all
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We Make a Specialty of Groceries
Our Prices Beat Everybody.
Our Line of Hardware is Complete
YOU CANNOT DO BETTER
THAN TO DO YOUR
TRADING WITH US
Yours Respectfully,
GRISWOLD & MRSTELLEHJ
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