The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, May 14, 1896, Image 4
The Sioux County Journal. Subcriition Price, f-.OO fj. .f. Simmons, IMitor. Entered at the lurriou port oltiee u jecjui clw4 IliUtter. THUltS2AY, MaV 14, 1K. iitlr 4u be Heanilrf-rf. Prohibition national toL.u.-ntiim, t parg. May. Republican nutiwuul convention, ut 't. J-oais, June In. JX-UKX-ruUc national convention, :it !! :sro, July 7. Vopuliat national i-uuvention, St. I oui-, July at. Repuliliran state nominating com en t ion, Lincoln. July i. J'opuiist stute. convention to fleet dele jiiU' to national convention. Gram! Island, jaiv i:. sixth district republican cpnvi-.iitUm to ueit her iaifeastd nor diminished dur noiuiiiuti' a candidate for i-onsre,-s, at North i j,,,, tnr. itriii for which these oliiccrs JM.July3.ut IQtt. - Uhal! have been commissioned. This The call for the republican congress- j proposition provides that tiie legislature ional convention has lieen issued to meet S held after the adaption of this auiehd at North Platte on July 3. at IU o'clock, ' ment shall establish tlw salaries of all a. m., to nominate a candidate for con- gress. Sioux county is entitled to 2 del-! . gates, the same as in the state couveu-j " ' tion. r rr-. r. The last act in the tragic career of II. II. Holmes, t lie multi-murderer, occur - ed in Philadelphia last Thursday hen liie wreicu was iiuuneu. utc eec-uuou ' i ,r -.i 7 :i i . ' passed oir without accident or mci-1 dent. It were better had he never Len i born. Tlia vftimtr retwiliiti :kw of (inlfilel. n. , , i , .- i i few days ago passed resolutionH endors-, ,,..,, i . r ,i ' ing Jack JIact. .oil as a candidate for the' republican nomination for governor, it ; js refreshing to learn that there are some Jieople ill that city who are w illing to ecat;'iize the western part of the state. There are forty-six mutual insurance .companies in Nebraska, carrying ?2-V .457,882 ip insurance. This explains the ! legislature to create auuiiiouai execu animus of the light of the old hue com- j live cilices by a thrve-fourtlis vote and paniec against the uiutuuls. It also ex-, at the same time authorizes the legisla ilams the numerous devices resorted to ! ture to abolisji any olike which it may tor the purpose of bleeding the people w ho jiaironize them. Kearney lluii. At a meeting of tiie republicans of pruabu List Thursday evening at which alt wards were represented a resolution was adopted endorsing Attorney General .Churchill forii second term and declin ing to endorse VV. J. Broatch as a candi date for governor. Those republicans recognize what is right and act accord- Dawes county has another murder fase on its hands. A man named Glen Santee was shot to death by William Wulul.nA.lxT.il rclnlfl.-u nlw.tit lanli. miles south of Chadron. U was claimed to have been done in self-delenso, but the coroner's jury held that it was done wjth felonious intent. The man who whp was killed went to the house of the .other and during a quarrel was killed. The interest manifested here the lirst of the week indicates the importance of irrigation to Sioux county. It is shown beyond doubt that there are claims for a great deal more water than the streams ipf the county will supply. The only vay to increase the amount of water to )e used is tor 1 lie people to build reser voirs and store the u,l waters lor use at the time needed. The necessity lor Much work is becoming more apparent as f inie passes. Judge Shiras, of the lederal court at pmaha, on last Thursday- decided that the military authorities had the right to allow a post canteen to lie operated on the Fort Kobmson reservation and that liquor could be sold there without re gard to the state laws, and oidered that the officers who had been arrested be discharged. The cession of the reserve- 1 ion to t.ha TTniteii Stril,-a -:Mswt thu Matutes of Nebraska to lose their f0lc- within the territory of the reservation. Hay Springs has a candidate for the republican nomination for state senator for this district, by the name of 8. Bockey. He is said to be a good man for the place. TE JotRXAL is for the nian who is the liest and strongest can didate, no matter from what pari of the district he comes. It is time that the pprthwest district made an effort to re deem itself from what it has had in the ppper branch of the legislature for some " years past. ' There is a good deal of talk alwut Thurston having a cabinet position as sured in the event of the election of McKinley. Such a result would be right und proper when the time comes, but. it is not just to either Thurston or f Km leV to intimate that anv Promises have (wen asked or given, (or that would put 4 1ah Ht......lu.:UtU.. I.. .... r them on a level with the lowest class of IKihticians. Thurston s record in Ne iraska proves that he does not exact a firomise to pay before he will help a qend. ' A great deal is being said of late of the extension of the civil service rules which arc being put in effect by the adminis tration. THE Jot'HXAl. has always been jn favor of such rules but (he attempt of (lie democrats to claim credit for reform when it is simply a scheme, makes pete rile tired. Th administration, like all pf its predecessors, lias been putting (ueoiber of its party into oltiee us fast a it could ever since Cleveland was in augurated, which under the precedent of kit the years gone by waa perfectly Er, and the result is that about place is now tilled by a democrat, dministration recognizes that the people demand a change in the policy of be government and that the party in power will step down and out on the 4h of March, 1897, and in hope of keeping a many of It adherents at the public crib as poswUe an extension of the civil fervice rulea U proclaimed and credit fur Ceforai is claimed. Civil service is a (wnutiful thing, but its beauty is mdlv ptarred when an attempt is nmnV to dse ft fo oer up political liiricH. Constitutional Amci dineut. At the coming election twelve propo sitions to amend the constitution will I submitted to the people to vote upon. Tltf? following summary which appeared in a recent issue of the World-lleruld covers the most important points of eai h of the proposed amendments: ! First To five the legislature power ! to pas a la providing that in civil 1 actions five-sixth of the jury may ren der a virdict. ! toti-ond Provides for three railroad ' fOii:ti!'-!!'M to !e elated hy the peo l Je. each to hoid hi-, cth.s? three years. Vi.nilt:t has bng lieen in Deed of capa bi.! railroad commis-sioiiers. The value of sin h an ainenJiient would d pend ((on the character of the men elected to toe po.-i lions, hut the adoption of this proi.tion au 1 the suWsj'tent selection if good na n for the commission would la? of incalculable, is-nelit t.J Hie state. Third. Authorizes the legislature to fix the salaries of the governor nt.d other state oS!ie.-l-s, which salaries shall j stale officers, a three-bf ths vote ln-im; j net.ess.,rv jt j,rijVide that the! " . , , ,. , , , , I Hnninsation so estabns.ieil siialt not iw i i , . , I changed ofteiier than once in four years, j j n,j io evWlt unless two-thirds of the : j memU.rs cf ea( n house of the legisla-1 tur(J t(,m.ur. Under this amendment ! , . . . , the legislature would 1 empowered to " 1 fix the salaries of tiie three railroad com- niissioners, as well as to re-arrante, i. nwessiirv, tiie Siilaries of all state ollicers. The autlioritv so.i-lit to h ' conferred upon the legislature is wtl ' guarded hy the provision th..t. a thre. lil ths vote is necessary to ux salaries in the first place and a two thirds vote to change such salaries after four years shall have expired. Fourth. Conveys authority upon the have c reated. Fifth. Confers upon the legislature authority to create other courts inferior to the supreme court. The purHse of this is to give the legislature authority to create a state court of iipieals for the purpose of affording relief to the heav ily burdened docket of the supreme court. Sixth. Increases the' numU'r of judges of the supreme court from three to live. It also provides that the legis lature may fix the term of office of the supreme court, provided, however, that "u'-! teri11 hha11 uot for ltss tl,arl Uve years. Seventh. Authorizes the legislature, by a two thirds vote, to increase the number of judges of the supreme court, as well as of the district court, as the constitution now provides. Eight. Authorizes the legislature, by si three-fifths votu to lix the salary of judges of the supreme and district courts, such compensation not to la? changed -ftener than once in four years, and in no event other than by a two- thirds vote of each house. Ninth.-Is to confer authority on the legislature to authorize the use of a voting machine if that shall become practical. Tenth. Provide that the tnte per manent school funds shall lie invested only in United Stated or state securities or registerd school district bonds of (he state. When any warrant upon the state treasury regularly issued is pre sented for payment and there shall be no money in the proper fund to pay such warrant the state treasurer may, on or ! der of the state t-sianl, pay tliis warrant Irm f:'i,," """ls :,"a ""u um wrfr" nun as mi in escioei i. ji uic school fund. Eleventh. Authorizes that the gov ernment of any city of the metropolitan class and the government of the county in which tlw city is located may le merged wholly or in part when a major ity of the voters of the county and city shall so declare. To accomplish this il will !e necessary to obtain a distinct majority of all country precinct voters. The purpose of this is to give the Omaha and L'oinrlns county governments a chance to mute in the event that the people may consider hucIi a move desirable- Twelfth. Amends the constitution:!! prohibition Against donations, hy city, countv, town, precinct or municipality to railroads or works of internal im provement, or manufactories, hy str k- in? out ti e worn raiiroan--. nai-u : . . . . i 1 i ti t. i - nrovifle that a two-third" vote of the , ' . people slmli he necessary to vote a dona tion to any worK oi internal improve ment. The Fasliinnablft Type of Mirl. Every style of girj is said in society to have her day; and just at present the type of feminine looks in greatest demand and admiration is she of the very sallow nay, of a distinctly yellow, complexion whose countenance shown no animation whatever, but who can boast of a pair of large, gloomy, black eyes. Can you trace the likeness? These unfortunate eirls have come to the fore since Eleanor fuse has won such popularity here. Well, 111 sallow, dark-eyed girls are enjoying their day hugely, and do their hair in soft, languid-looking folds about their faces, and drop an occasional Italian, instead of French, word into their conversation. In fact, lJuse has made the soft language of Italy wonder fully popular since she has been In this country, just as she has brought into favor the custom of wearing a large turquois ring on the first linger of the left hand. It's the only jewel she honors with daily usage; and the unique orna ment is ' at present one of societies whims. From "Society Fads," in I 'eiuo I".!-; M.i.'pziii" fcr May. T Good rigs furnished on short notice. Reliable drivers and quiet saddle horse always on hand. Uood accommodation for trauscient customers. 1 lories boarded. TERMS REASOMftBLE. GIVE ME A CALL. N. D. HAMLIN, PROPRIETOR. THE COMMERCIAL BANK. ESTABLISHED 1083. Harrison, ?: E. Bi:K'.vs--rs, President. D. H. GRISWOLI), Cashier. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SOOOO. Transacts a General CORRESPONDENTS: American Exciuxije National t4ank. New York, Omaha National Hank. Omaha, First National Hank, Clmdron. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. OrDEAITS SOLD ON ALL PABTS OF EUHOPE. YOU WILL FIND ME AT THE OLD STAND wits: bzro-AuIeets for 6E0. T O TV '1 J h H PIONEER Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Oils. JEWELRY, CLOCKS FAITCY Q-OOIDS. CALL AND SEE. J. E PIIINNEY, HAKKISON, The Inter Ocean 0 Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West and Has the Largest Circulation. TERMS I)V IvlAIL. DAILY (without Sunday).. $4.00 per year DAILY (with Sunday) $6.00 per year The Weekly Inter Ocean C I 0() .FERYEAK , K 1 jU a :iewpsr;r THE INTKS OCEATT ktnr.3 hbrei-ttof the tlm In all tespects. lipar ueitaer r-nr. nor txpenst- ifttcurt.i ALL TI1C NF.VVS AND THC IT.3T OF CL'RiL.NT LITERATURE. The Weekly Into;- Ocean As a Fi'milv Paer Is Not rxcclhd bv Any. rVTTp'It has smefhir.n or intere t ec:t m-Kib-jr ot tte famllv. It i -J YOUTn'g ULFAriTiMUCT li the vory Uej-.of iu kmi. Ito LITK.i , RY FEA. i UHJSB rr ua-,uU (l. It is a TiYELVE I-on ft.Pi.ll kn-i cpntaiac Co ITr.j of '.he "o'orli. P0-ITICA-LY IT IS itirj'UBIJCAN. S.r. fl7.ni Ita r'.-id.- the hent-Cil of the ablest d.aeiisui'iiison e il il io,'ii I tc'! -l. . I; 'it tuh Irbtt tn Chifa;o and la in aecTd vit.t t.hopnori of th Vf H Tiitr-- ns ! 1,'trtnr. PP'k rirti'.-rft'-' t"' tl zricu (. TIli Wi.lK.iY .iN i .xt C VitE it l.Y VS1C UttVLtt Vli IfcAM. AJ.'lftm ' twit rrv ry ..te.ft Feed and Sale IStakle. Nebrciska. C. F. rorm, Vice-Preidnt. Banking Business. H. TURNER. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. PROPRIETOR. 7CKBRAMU. TiTT A T J f A f Sioux County, THE LAND OF THE HOMESTEADER. Free Homes for More Than 5,000 Men. A new county with schools, churches, railroads, etc., AND 8oo,ooo ACRES YET OPEN TO HOMESTEAD - ENTRY. Contains over forty-five miles of rail oad and has no county bonds. Sioux countv is the northwest county of Nebnoka It is alxiut thirty nules east and west by about seventy miles north and south and contains OVER 1,300,000 ACRES of land. There ate more bright, si a rk- ling, small si reams in the county than' can be found in the same urea el here , , , , I ill the state. It has more pine t iml-r m it thun all the rest c.r the state combm, il ; Its grasses are the richest and most no j tritious known so that for stock-growing ' it iu nneTi-elleil ' It is unexcelled. The soil varies from a heavy ' lay to a i light sandy loam and is capable of pro ducing excellent crops. Tiie principal crois are small grain and regetables, ullhough goisl corn i grown in the valleys. The wheat, oats rye and barley are mII of unusually line nnulitv mill i-ollllieil.il the hii-lii-st iii.ii-. 1" J - ket prices. The water is pure and refreshing mal . , . - i . r.i is found in abundance i it all pints or the ,,.,.. tounlJ" The county is practii ally out of dtjd and has over forty-live iinh-s of railroad within its borders, lias a good brii k court house and the necessary lixtuics lor run mug the comity and thelo has never been one dollar of c ounty bond-, issascil 1 and heucu taxes "ill lie low. ; The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri ! Valley railroad cros-es Ma.ux county I from east to "est and tiie Li. & M. has j about f ftevii miles of ius hue in tile j uortheast art of the county. j The climate is more pleasant, than that of the exsteru irtiuu of Nebraska, There is still OVER 800,000 ACRES of land in Sioux county yet ojien to homestead entry. It is better land and more desirably located than that for which such rushes are made on the ot5ii ing of"i reservation. There is no r.iij road land in the county nnd for that roason its settlement has U.-en blow (or no special eHort to get settlers was made, as was dona in the early days of the settlement of the eastern uirt of the state. Good deeded land can be purchased at reasonable rates with government land adjoining so that a person who wants more than one quarter section can obtain it if he lias a little means. There are about 1,500 people in the county aud tlmre is room for thousands more. Ifarri-n is the county seat and is sitr uated on the F. E. & M. V. railroad, und I is as good a town as the thinly kettled country demands. School houses and churche are pro vided in almost every settlement aud are kept up with the times. All who desire to get a homestead or buy land cheap are invited to come and see the country for themselves and judge of ito menu. Homesteads will not he obtainable much longer and if jou want to use your right and get 100 acres ol land from Uncle 8am free it is time you were about it. Rlpans Tabulei. Kipans Tabules cure nauaoa. Rlpann Tabulei: at druggls;n. Uipans Tabules cure dizzlnms. Ripana Tabules axilet dlgentlon. Rlpans Tabules cure bad nrcatx Ripana Tabules cure blllouKnocs. Rlpans Tabules: one glvea relief. Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic. Ripana Tabules cure constipation. Rlpans Tabules: pleasant laxative. Rlpans Tabules cure liver troubles. Look at This L,t of western citien: Chicago Rt, Joseph Omaha Lincoln St. Louis lfenver Kansas City leadwt,oed Itdoes'nt matter which you intend visiting. The Burlington Route is the best line to all as it is to any one of them. Advertising matter and full informa tion about tralos and rates on applica tion. J. Ytti'-t 'tL r. pat t , . , ..... .... , w 4l ni . Oiaha, orriciAL DIRCCTORV. S.TATK uU H J US: Mlm . Iloinmib liiwitnor K . Moore... J.iru wnmit .tveriml J A I ii r sn-rt-urj o( nuui hueue w..re Auditor J.h-iIi luriw-v Trewurer A s. mi n-h ill Aiior..eyt-Merl li i Hu---ll Im4 oiiuiilrtoKer 11. U i orUcll u.l. 1 uUi- lu.lmi Uiiu X(;HF.SsIOS A I. DKI KGATIIIS: Jolin M. TliiHsloii I". S. senator. Omsk v Mi. v Alien I . s. S-llUir, .UiKltaon .1 P. strile, i oi.le-iiniU l"t llt , Uiicolu l. II. liereel. " '-'I " tlll I, 1. MeikirhfhH " " Kullef i.f.l L I I'-.t-.er " 4lU " AurolA A . . Aiidr. i o. H. h-u. l Ke I lou. bill " Brokro liuw Jt UK 1 UtY: p,t . li ef Ju-tii C'olillnlrtls I U lii:Miu .". A. leju.lie.t.rlli! llH'i 1 ( rv,.l v-.K-nt Jioii-'e, M.r.l i. a. u..i-ii-.t i urjioi u.-r, Uirt.:u f tTI KSTII Jt I'll I VI. lilsTUKT: M IV kinWi.t Ju-lire. --..nil W . W e.l..ver... i. J. l'.iewi It Ku-livllla l U-rk, Hri'iiHKi cot MY I'iHt FKs: ,n oiiiitr Jwlve If.iU rt W'r.-oil M .1. l.le-. lt.. I 111- B:eil e . i . li I'.n e... . 11.11 lletl . - J. K. I'lim ...- . 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II, lunn, .-uiei iiiii-mieni. srcretnijr trisiliMKN or TIIK WOIU.D. ll;irrl-on I'tuiip. No. .Vi, ineeti on each nl tfl IIKte li eitMl-lllV 1-Veilll' w . il. liAV.. . I., iiotr, llelk loil.lolli. MH!)K!tS' IVDIDllK'i OK V M KKIC . Nleet i-u li iilt--r.itttc s.itnriltiy evonliijf ! "t " " 1-lo. li A. li. li.W. . t . j. w . ssiTH.Ork. ; Ki'iVnltTIl l.KAH K. 1 IK-Ilitilililil llifl-TinK every Sll MititV fvilllt . ul h , , , .,.Ihll f ,v-(. (ileni. r twin V'ASftosRiRa. i M.n. II. I.. iHm. I'lKM lrnt. j -m-. ti-iry. I lli'forr -sii u-cribiiijf for ft Vutf.-.r.!ii See (In- Lest Deforests AN UM'AKAlJ.ElJ OFFER. liiMi-oict ( ut I'uper l'atirrii are the Mont lr u'l iinl mi tn mitiot. Tiiy me of ny ie " inenifj r of (lie timin-lniia i-oal.f rr ij'.nre. In t-in-li ij.v nl Hie Mug rlnv U pi ini.-'i i-f,nm i-iiiiiiiim tin- miUicriiier, or iniii ti.ii.. i , t a p iti-i a we, rlli nn.l ri 'i I irly iw!i f..r ;i -. or unjr iiuu.lH-rof p ilU i in' for lour eeiii i-:u li to i-im-r lurioiRo siul puiiliiKf. When the value of the u..ttrti la cuiiflileri-tl thu (ulMerilo r ut tuiiliy gaU IjEMOKESTS MAflAZiNE FREE And hnt iiisgn.ine it t! f or 1 It . will lie more lirllllMtit than ever IWnrc New mnniiKeiHeiit, new niitlio-l.. new lili-. Kadi t-iiiy nini ulna mi eiin.i. repi-cniee lion In eolnra o( illie n-teomml llrl ilrr hy a Inmoio urtn-J, irm Uiv Io hiIuiii tli wall of tin; moil rertiii-l hu,,,,.. it iBrtirme,l that Mr M'lliKs'l '. , thB ov coinplrlM Kauilly Mnifn.iiie eoiiiiiiniiid all . th mtnt axcri lent ..iliit. ol isii iMiiiixii-Hiieii. tM-fliira lmvlhit Milinllalile feuiurea ol IUon. Hk,M iil!Ki s laactuAlijr a 1);.K.N MALAZ1SKS hi one. Ills a D!jML of Current KvenU am) Idas for t!i Iiu- innii or uonian. lo-vlea- anil a ". ' " '" ior an, w ivea, mom- v.a.atntn bmI flauRUU-ra van rtnd narllr lint they need io aMiu. and luairurt tliem itlw Iilai-tli-Kl lieln III every ilep.rliiinu ot loii.i-.tlc iiml wm;I.. llf, including the furn KliliiK and ornitiiientliiR of ttie boitie, m. Iiltililerv l.rle.a l.t-.... u. t.. . ....... -.'.i, u, ,.r nut, inuc-y work ol all kind., etc-., etc, and auKxeaiiuiia and sdvicereKiirdl,.,,. the w.-u , u,i dr".',.. infill l imriiui. ..... 1l)e i.- oni,.. artii-.e. for 1-15 Kni Itm will rover lliea hole country an(l lu vtrivi i, inr,-.i. and IhH article, win , TfU-.lv llu.lriiti-d with the niM-.tenrrori!, an I In addition. It ,,, 7r; Sour", il"; ,l.lP,'"' "tlellRtllDut of HM.r , , : ' "' "'" ! Kntertaln- ii. no ,v,r- lof attvution Io UK-( lill'lreii . Iirjiartmeiit.and "iinri.lrl. " VI', . d."l w",'!", "'"""O '7 .lebratad leoiile, In which arn i ii,.,.J luiimrtaui 'leaded'" """r"f 1",,re' I" ' Older iJ tu. have your u nrcrlptlon at once. Ion K. i ,r vaine for y.mr moner than It 1- iim, i ,le to aure ay ot,r ,ut,tKia. I lie Mii(tai,r ,,e year lor -i.0u. or uli iiioutha lor - i . u hvrar. iMilti-nnuf n of wlilel, arc ob tainable l,y .ul-r;lr. at , Mamril. copy (with puttnri, ,.,,,, aai.t "or Kiinoitist ITm.iniuco., 11 HI Hi Avenue, Snw York. a i in r if i. one g. oM.ts.tfn TIIE SIOUX COUNTY JOURNAL nl MCMOKMT' TAMII.T JJAlAISK. N nd Vour iili-ilptiou, tothl.fimco.. I North-Western LINE F., E. & M. V, R. Tt, i. the best to and from the SUGAR BEET FIELDS -0F- r .