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    Tto Sioux County Journal.
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1a f. HIiiiihous,
Alitor.
Britere.f. t tS Irrffai jwst ortlee iui
I:u4 eltutt uottter.
lL M. IVilsoo. familiarly known a
Tug Wil-on. of Chadron, i said to Is?
fleslrous of helping to name the next
president Of tfie United Elates at tin?
K-pUbiK-afJ national convention at St
Louis- Ttrg it a popular ft-llew anions
his acquaintance ami if the report 1
(orr t be will certainly liave the lawes
county delegation at hi bai l. Tliere is
toothing in evidence to show tliat lie is
hot worthy of the honor.
;
P. tL Wingtield lias pun Im ted tlieout- '
(it which wan beinn used in the uhli j
?ioft erf the Hfarun and kept the Cuzi ttr ,
iCoIng without iitisniriif an lw.ue. Jim j
toss in the recent lire is pla-ed at f 2.000 ,
hntl he is to he cnt'rntulated on his en-1
trjry in keeninir his paper coins.'. The !
business men of C'raford are imlehted !
o him for reducing the number of T"" I
Ti..... r,..., '
ier in me von. i iieic .ire irn '
can be run profitably.
and none w here j
here is room for three.
tlie Rushville Standtird put up a
Jrreat whine because Bixhy the author of
iMilv Drift" in the Lincoln Jnnnuil for
i hondred dollars a month prefers that
to running a pop par in a country
town at a financial loss, cliiiminir that
Bixby is in sympathy with the populist
principles and would be advocating litem
was it not that it would not piy him.
The editor of the StantLini will not like
ly put in print the real reason whv he
flopped his paper to the pops, and its five
to one that if Sherid:in coiinlv was not a j
Jiopulist strontrhold the Htand'ird would i
be Rinjfins a different none It matters ,
not what people pretend it is human na- j
Lure for them to follow the course w hich
Heems to lie to their own interest anil it
Is safe to presume that Bro. Heath l
iieVes that such articles as the one refer
red to will tickle his populist constiuents
Und hrinsf money to his pocket or lie
Would not publish such rot.
rOMMISSIOSERS' ltECOItD.
lUBBilWiS, Sf.f., Jan. It, lson.
Board of county commissioners met In
rejrular session.
Present: Commissioners Tinkhnm, Welier
4tild Johnson and clerk.
On motion minutes of l ist meeting were
read and correcte.1 to read as follows:
"On motion the county treasurer la- and
ne hereby is authorized and Instructed to
transfer the sum of ft. 40 from bridge fund
f 1H8X; t.Vi.07 from bridge fund of IHXM; f n
from bridge fund of 100; riVfl from bridge
YundOf 1H01; 7"i.T0 f rom bridge fund rf iW,
I14 JO from bridge fund of isffl; 24 from
Viridge fond of 1HT4 to the general fnnd of
laftli. Also, $122 .48 from rountv road fund of
; M2.4i from county rosd fund of ISOO:
".13 from conntv road fund of 13;
Yrom County road fund of IHW to the general
Yund of 15."
On motion, minutes were approved as cor
reeled.
The bid of J. II. Warner of aiin.oo nd John
XV. Fry of 1124.00 for t he construction of a
Wmnty bridge across dry gnleh on connly
Voad So. il, were presented, and on motion
rejected for the reason th-it th" same wer
excess of the limit authorized bylaw un
leas being ad vertiseil.
All parties desiring to bill on tlie erection
tnd completion of said bridge are heredv
r,lqaest-'d to Hie tiids with tne conntv clerk
X i or before 12 o'clock, noon . of the 1.1 h day
V February, !!. VPirs nnd spccitlcnfiocs
Yo be the same as heretofore ordered, except
lhat the he'ght Is reduce to 1" feat. The
Voard reserving the right to reject any or
toll bids.
The following official bonds were present
and on motion approved :
J. K. Phirtney, coroner.
'O. C. Tallv, overseer rod district So. a.
Andrew Knurl, overseer ro.ul district So.
12.
Henry Parks, constable Cottonwood pro
lnct. W, D. LalTerty. const ati'e, rtodarc precinct.
,1. Earnest, assessor Knnniiig WattT
roc!nct.
James K. Tonng, assesarir Whistle Creek
$i reel net.
W. J. A. Itaum, assessor CotUinwtxKi pre
Vlnrt. Henry ft. Reed, justice of the peace Whla
le Creek precinct.
A. Hrocnnier, Justice of the peace Sugar
l-oat precinct.
0. S. (Vx, Justice of the peace White Kiver
ireeincl.
On motion Thomna fioyle wns npfilnted
iad overseer for district No. 7, Bislarc pre
inc.t.
On motion 1'. N. Klrkp-ltrlck was ap
glinted aaaessor for Highland precinct.
On motion John W. Hlxson was appointed
road overaeer for district So. 8, ug;ir lxaf
jreclnct.
On motion board adjourned until January
15, IMKt at 9 o'clock, a. in.
M. J. IILKH BTT,
County Clerk.
HakripO-c, Sr.n., January I ft, ls.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
PTeaelnt: Commissioners Tlnkham, Welser
n4l Johnson and clerk.
Trie Maitement of John Moaley, Justice of
he peace, of coats in Justice court hereto
fore fejftetedi, was ou motion reconsidered
td laid over tin til next meeting.
The affidavit of J. A. Anderson ln reg:irl
o hi personal property having been lllrg n
y MMiaMsd In 910 I connty for the year iHSifi,
m npon his preaentlnlng his t ix receipts
from Con-vetse county, Wyoming, the bo-ird
IsbIiiC fally convinced ln the premises, the
vmairty treaanrcrTx and he hereby la order
vd and instrneted to strike aakl t:txea froui
il Hat Of moox -connty.
The petition rf Kotwrt Harrlaoit and
tbera aakinf that Mctloii I, IS, 13 and U In
owBklp W, -ranffn M, ef rive I'olnU pre
stinct an4 tMrnaftlp M and fractional 8S,
Vante IS to Soath Dakota line, and section
W.tS.ft, If, IX anA 1, twp 33, range M and sec.
,tSaad34.VWnlp, raiatn M, of Mont
frit neinct.'be aaneted to Mfar lxuf pre
jinel, waa takes ap and en motion tbe
ftrayer eV tbe pet ft lone ra Is hereby granted,
dlM tetrftory above desert bed la here
Tr4 he h1MK Wtgar LtW preelnct.
Th potfOoa nt Henry R. ftwd and other
i mmtmtj bafrlnnMig at the
twkft raaalag UMaee do weat if mile
Ulfl 10 ruliK.' M, tlieuo- MMllli 0 mile, to till-
mlrrwel n.r,H-t o M'limi II. tow nbl ,
range 64, til. n- eat It uiliea to till! auutti
eat corner uf set-tain yi, townUiu tt range
M, thence north a utliea to tha point of Itr
Sinking, in ukco up an. J r U-.1 for lli
reason tnat name appe-ar un the petition
that ore not legl ii,lpr, In the territory
deMTitinl.
Ilir netitioi. of M. J. OVoriuel and olurr
iiaLlng that a public rl be etaulitied
aonimenrica- ut the county line between
lHWep ni! t-Wui eoiu.tle and tietween m-c
tiotm t ant! 12. townliip 1, raiiKe -'.t. Ifteuce
wel on sertion line t and Mvn-eigtuh
fflile-, lileu.-e northwest to Mlnt about l'
mile. tli-iiee irrifiilMrlr throna-lt ih bA.t
1-imN to a point aU.ul ttJ rod- miiiiIi ot t!ie
oiltlie:4t ' ol -etlon 1, towaih'pXl, ran-"
r4, then.-e irr-ifulMr:y through lmd hind to a
Jiolllt o-l --et;o'i line t-tweeli iiertlon - ami
II. tow nhip J3, rnR-e 54, thenee In a gener
ally n.-rlhwe-i rtirecvon to tip half ietion
! corner tM-'vrnxu
rtioii 2 and 3, township
, 23, ranee 54; 1m rotnmrneinit at a point
about 2tl rtrtlm couth of the otit!ifajt 4, eec
, t;o:t t. ttiwuliip 33, ranKe '4. thelir Mutb
rpii to town lhM-, tbMM-f Mrtitb on township
I lin to the iiortliea-l (triuT of aectton IS,
loTriU:p SI, rai.!?e M, thence wct on auction
tine one-btlf milii ; hIo enmitieiielnir at a
p.lrt atjont n roit north of the hlf --. llun
corner bnv.-eu hectioiM 4 and , to imlilp 3.J.
raiiU, then.- I mile aouth. b-riiuiiatluK at
the quarter aertiou corner t-teen e-tlon
iand townships, ranije.-., and all p.iier!.
ln ration to . tM rut were taken np. and
Bfu,r ,,, ,..,,.,, thHt p,irt., r)II1
menctnc at the northea..t c.-ner of m ctton
townxhlp St. raiuce M. ruunliu thoii.-e
lalf mile, la lierehr
j rented, and on motion, tbe remainder of
j th roud petitioned for la and tlie Maine I
r niJ.,.vkiiu,,i,iI.,,..i,, the ......
of - ,
I On motion boMrd adjourned until January
j Id. Itfti, at VuVUx k. a. m
M. J. Blkwf.tt,
! t iiiinty Clerk-
Hitmo(, NUB., January Ifi, li.
H'urdof couiuiiaioucru met ua jht ad
journment. resent: Couiintloneri Tliikhuui, Wetier
and ,)mihm and clerk.
Tlieannu.il wttlement of the folio in
,H(1 over-e'er. were audited and allowed
ccrilflcate ordered dr.iwn o'i the
,iff..rBt,t road distric t fund for ame:
j John !. Urown, (llatrict So. 8, Antcloiie
prerfiiet, KT.Oil.
Jaines Wilton, ilirdrlct So. 4, H:it ( reek
pri-cmct, tTi if).
Andrew Knurl, district So. li, Utvrn pre
clnct, r7 m.
Henry Pnehott, dletrtct No. 1, Mootroac
precinct. iiT.iH.
S. I', ltoeenbiirs, district So. H, Hii(.r I.if
prwinct, K7.no.
John K. Keyer, (tlrt.lct No. 5, Klve 1'oiou
prwlnct, r)00.
n-ln C. Tally, district So. 9, Cottonwood
precinct. W.nt.
On motion J. W. KarneKt w;ia pwinUM a
memttcr of the bruud coiiiinitti for Siouj
county.
tin motion John W. tllxson w ia appointed
overseer of hiirhwayn for ilitric't So. H,
ftllOT Ijmf prcci let.
On motion K. K. Livermore wis appointed
a member of the soldiers' relief comuihunon,
the trin nt Win. J. A. Kailin h:.vlnir expire I.
The official bond of K. E. I.lvennore wai
preaente! and or. motion approved.
Theofttctal bond of TVioman lloyle was pre
aente.1 and on motion approved.
fin motion the treasurer tie and he hereby
W authorized and instructed to transfer the
sum of II2.WI from the general fund of 190 to
theircneral fund of 1HM; W.M tram the Ken
eral fund of lK'n to the ireueral fund ot lft5;
47.lofrom the advertising fund to tlie ifen
eral fund of IWi; t-V,.m f mm the brldKe fund
of W to the Kenertl fund of IXV.V
The following cintiufi ajritnt HioiiT county
were anditst and allowed and warranu or
dered drawn on the geuer.il fund of 1S for
same :
Mr. P. V. Cutter, services as nurse,
rei'med . 00. alio e.1 815 00
Crawford fer" mtiie fo , snpoliex for
p nper, elst.ued tt. 7(1, allowed 4'f 4.
ft. . ""ofxirnff. tnettHife a .rfl
M. J. Ttlewett, work on assessor' Isa.ks. s." no
Tlie claim of A. K. I lew for flS.m services
as sheriff was presented and ou motion al
lowed and warrant ordered drawn on the
general fund of 14 fciraame.
The claim of A. L. lm 1-aney of V) 0n for
damages wan presented and on motion nl
lowed a'l.OO and warrant ordered drawn on
the eountv roud fund of lari for same.
The claim of James Wilson for 11.75 for use
of plow on roads waa presented and on
motion allowed and certilleate ordered la
sued on ro.td district fund of district So. 4
for SHtrto.
The statement of Wm. .1. A. Ituuni and A.
J. HM.tge, niemts-rs of the aoldlera' relief
commissios, in regsril to trie needy circum
stances of one Jerry Will, late private, eoin
pany M, 1st rgt Iowa cavalry, waa presented
and on motion a warrmt waa ordered drawn
on sfildicrs' relief fund of liO". for 25.08 In
his favor.
The following claims against Hlonx county
were presented and warrats ordered drawu
on county ro.id fund of lft for same:
S. t. Kills, survevlng county road II 00
John w . itixson
h-lping survey roud
4 on
T. F. fiolden
4 00
Ou motion board adjourned until January
17, llstfi, at 9 o'clock, a. m.
M. J, Blewett,
County Clerk.
IUrkisov, Nr.R , Jan. 17, IH66.
Board met pursn uit to adjournment.
Present: Commissioners Tlnkhaiu, Weber
and Johnson and clerk.
The lollowing statement of the county
clerk was presented, considered and ap
proved and ordered spread non the rec
ords: ftatement of fees received by M. J. Blew
ett, county clerk of Sioux connty, Nebraska,
for the year ending January I, IS!:
For recording instrument, filing chat
t mortgagi-a and district court
fees tnti SO
Salary aa clerk ot Isj rd of county
coiiimlsaioiiera and postage and
express ...... . t'-S M
Compiling tax list . It 14
Work on assesnora' Ikkjss . H6 00
Total . 1,'2IH lid
I hereby certify that ti-f within Is a fall
and complete statement of all foci received
by m during the year ending January I,
1806. M. J. Bt.iwirr,
County I lerk.
The following ititnment of the county
superintendent waa presented, considered
and approved and ordered apread opon the
records:
Balance on band fae. tt, IflM $ t 40
Revelved from examination fee and
eertifluaie endorsed.... M 00
Paid expense of lecture 1 00
Balaaee on hand Jany I" lb w
vr. II. DAria,
County ftaperlntendent.
On motion board proceeded to exanlue
tkoacooaaUof the ooanty treasurer. '
Oh inotloa board adjwernud until January
la, lfl, at 0 o'clock, a.' m.
Jf. J, Ut.gwTTT,
tkwnty CJark.
tiotsj rii;i furnished on short notice.
lMtahle drivers anJ ipuet saddle horses always on liand.
flood accommodation for tr.ins.icnt ciistotiiers.
Horses boarded.
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL.
N. D. HAMLIN,
I'KOPKIKTOR.
THE
COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
Harrison, Nebraska.
E. Bitg'.TSTKR,
hreaidenL
D. H. ORISWOLU, Cathler.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SIX) 000.
Transacts a General Banking Businecs.
CO n R F.SP0 X D K X TS:
American Evciunoe Natiosai, 1ask. New York,
fuiu Nationai. Bank, (tnialm.
F'irt Natiosai, Bask, fhndron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
tyjJEAFTS SOLD ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
YOU WILL FIND ME AT THE
OLD STAID
with Bia-insrs fob
(OLOIHI
GEO.
PIONEER PHARMACY
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Oils.
JEWELRY, CLOCKS
CALL AND HEE. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW (KKJI-S.
J. K. PHIXNKY, PROPRIETOR.
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It la a TWZLYJC PAOS PAPXB aa4 eeataiaa tka wa of tka WarkL
POLITICALLY XT M BXPUBUCAM. aad 1tm lti MatUra taa baaftt of
tka ablavt diaeoaatoaa oa all lira paUttaal to pica It la tmbilahad to Cklaaso
aad la In aeoord with the ptop.a of tha Waat la both polltloa and lluratar.
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H. TURNER.
Sioux County,
THE UND OF THE HOMESTEADER.
Free Homes for More
Than 5,000 Men.
! A new county with !
schools, churches,
railroads, etc.,
AND 800,000 ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY.
Contains over forty-five miles of
rail oad and has no county
bonds.
Sioux rountv is tlie norllivvpst rounlv
of Ni-lir.i-.ka. H in almut thirty inilr
tHttinil wi-st I iy aUiut wvuiity miU-s
north and soiitli ami ciiiilaiiit
OVER 1,300,000 ACRES
of land. Thfr nt inure lirihl , sj-Ki rk
ling, Hiuall KtrenniH in tlm rnutily tlmii
tin lie found in tlio Hiinic ntvu -1.Ihtc
in the Htats. It Iiuk more puin tiiiilr in
it thun all the rest of tli state (itiihim il
I U grasses are Ui richest and most nu
tritious known so that for stock. -grow iiu.'
it is unexcelled.
The soil varies from a henvy clay to a
lij;lit Kindy loam nnd is c:ialle ol producing-
excellent iTu(m.
The principal crops are small jrmip
and Vegetiihli!, nlthoiih 'ihkI corn i
i,'nn in the Valleys. The hi ut, o:it'
rye aud liarley ar all of unusually lint
quality and eoiiiiu:iiil the highest mar
ket prices.
rtietAaturis pure and refreshinB nnd
is found iu ubuiidam u in till iarts uf lh.
county.
The county is practically out of dehl
and has over forty-live miles of railiuud
ifitliin its borders, has a ffoisl brick court
house ami the tiecesiry ll.xtures for ruu
tiitiff tlie county and there has nevei
Ijeeil one dollar of county UouiU isMised
and hence taxt-s will be low.
The Fremont, Klkliorn & Misoui'i
Valley railroad crosses Sioux lounly
froni east to west und tlie H. & M. has
alxtut fifteen miles of its lino in the
northeast part of the county.
The climate is more pleasant than thai
of the ea-stern portiou of Nebraska.
There is stilj
OVER 800,000 ACRES
of land in Sioux county yet open to
homestead entry. H is Iwlter land aud
mora desirably located,,, than that for
which such rushes are made on the own
ing of a reservation. There is no rail
road laud in the county und for Unit
reason its settlement bus been slow for
no special eirort to gel settler was
made, as waa done in the early days ol
the settlement of Ui eastern jairt of the
state.
(iood deeded land can be purchased at
reasonable raUs with government land
adjoining so that a person who wants
more tlian one Quarter s ii.m ..I .,
j it if he ha a little means.
There are about 1,.',00 people in the
county aud there is room for thousands
more.
Harrinon Is tlie county seat and is sit
uated ou tlie K, E. & M. V. railroad, and
i as good a town aa the thiuly settled
country demands.
School 1 touses and cliurclie, are pro
trided in almost every settlement and are
kept up with the times.
All who desire to get a homestead or
buy land cheap are invited to come and
ee tlie country for themselves and judge
of iU merit. Homesteads will not be
obtainable much longer and if jou want
to use your right aud gt 100 acres ol
land from Uncle Sam free it ia lime you
were about it.
Look at Thin Lint
of western cities:
Chicago
Omaha
Ht. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Ifeaver
iJeadwoood
ItdoesDt matter which
you intend
visiting. The Burlington Route Is I lie
best line to all us it ia to any one of
them.
Advertising matter and full informa
tion about train nnd rates on applica
tion, J. Fbancw. fl. P. A, T. A.
OFFICIAL" DIRECTORY.
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IVople, In which sro .Il..-ii-. lniH,rUiit
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readers.
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