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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1896)
' a. I , a. , S.lliSa.sl1srtli.n'1aaS fef 4 .... ? I I i f I'. i I-1 . 1 1 The Sioux County Journal. fEfTlKUNlKB I?. Subscription Frice, ?2.00 I. J. Simmons Kditor. Entered at the It-ixruou post o:S- a 1 pa Jid cia in-tlter. 1 THURSDAY, AUtil'ST "7, lxC Hrpoblicau National Ticket. Tor president, wii.iiAM Ji. k:m ev. I'or vict pr '.flcr.S, tiARKETT A. H"BAKT. Mate Ticket. For Governor, J. II. Sl.nfl'Il or IJeuieiiaiit-t.overnor. OKLAMi'J IKl-'lT. For Secretary ol sure, JOKL A. PlI'EK. lor Audiuir, P. O. IILl'U ND. tor Trea.urcr, C. K. CAsH". For AtUiruev-Ueueral. A. CHl'IU HILI Kor Supf.oX i'uliLic Instruction, 11. k. ttjpaKrr. For Commissioner Public 1-auUa A Buildings, II. C. Husm.11. For fcuprume J tutsc-a, KOUKKT II Y VS, M. P. KINK All). For Itcgent of the State I'tiix crsitr, W.ti. WillTMOUK. For Presidpulial Klectors. J. E. HOI T. F. J. SADM.tK. A.J. HI' UN HAM, A. C. FOS7 Lit, bOL UKAI'KH. t;. A. DKRRY. J. I.. .MCPUKEI.KY, M. L. FRIKSE. Con?rcssioiiiil Ticket. ror Member of Congriws, etli District, A. E. CAUY. Now i the tim to suWribe. Bourke Cook ran struck a true M Kin- ley note when he said . , . tst of prosperity absolutely, except the rate of wagBS paid to hiborerh. The pivotal states are all in the west this year, and they will not be pivotal when they come to decide between a fr.e trade and a protection candidate for president. Chicago i.-tfer Ojdutu It is announced that early action will be taken in the matter of notifying Bryan and Watson of their having been nominated by the populist national con vention. The time and place have not ret been selected. The democratic state convention of Wyoming declined a proposition from the populists to fuse. Such actum by various state democratic organizations fro to show that help to elect the Chica go nominee without anyttiing to Im given to the populists in return is the object sought. It does not look at all improbable that Nebraska may furnish a third presiden tial candidate. The sound money democrats hold their convention on the ' "d of S-;pteiiiber and it looks very niucli j :f ,. r,i.. ...;u i, ,.,,.,, ... t i ia u ure nisi. i'i.".fc i.i -.- v. Sterling Morton. Nebraska seems to be ) t-trictly in line for hoiiors in national jiolitics this year. The populist conjrressioaal convention at Craw ford last week was quite an tx- citing affair and considerable bitterness i ... ..! 1 !.,... ,..,, I is lt.poi-.cu 01 nam '"-t:.. -.-...v..!" unionir the asoi rants. The outcome was i tl) nomination of Jnd-i W. L. Green, i of Kearney, which is the last chapter ol the work of the combination made by Gov. llolcomb, Judge Neville, Judge Green and a few others as to the distri bution of nominations. It will be hard work for the supporters of Judge Green to make a fight for their candidate for lie is not just the kind of a man honest advocates of reform would like to go le fore the people with. It is peculiar that the populist party which was or ganized but a few years and was to tie the party of the people, has so soon come to be completely dominated by few schemers who get all the benefits while the people get nit. The third in the list of the proposed amendments to the constitution has for its object the regulation of the compen Kition of .the officers of the executive department of the state government, and n I so to guard against such officials re living any other reward as payment for tin performance of their duties. The rights and interests of the people seem to be well guarded and the proposition seems to be a good. The next proposi tion is to make it possible for the legis lature to create a court, binher than the district court but lower than the su preme court. The ever-increasing num ber of people and business in the state causes a corresponding increase in the amount of litigation, and unless better . court facilities are provided litigants will stand small chance of having their uiU adjudicated during their lives. It seems to be a necssaary provision. The next provides for the rediatrictinr; of the ' eUts for judicial purposes and providing man judges when necessary. Like the , Mbscs it seems to have ampls provision . for th proUclion of the people and hu for its object Lbe advancement of the i sfrtMlr welfare, The s;ei !i .f Brian at M.idivw ' Squaie contain! tit rtwn thouaid i words, tut Dot o-ie of them referred lo ' the nomination by the p. ubsta at Si. ! Louis, and cf all the rep irts of he gi!i- ' flcatiun rust-ting noticed that given ly Totu Watson' pujr shows it up thej least creditable to Watson' running I I mate. Tim situation ( f Iiryau, Watson, ' I arid 'ecul! is very peculiar. j I'r. S. It. lliK, td.tur of the Curt s j C n.riir, :is nIujI Ust nc'i by a iii m I iUi whdiii h3 l.u-i a iiiiswii.itrt.tnt'M'. Tic vii l.iii hs ui.ariiitJ aini 'tTt-rt'J nil : ritttu-e wiitri asvuitcJ iJm.hi tii Vti-t-t. V.'.'n-ii a (s-rst'ii rsr! to otli. r : than It X'-ii rtiirH. tXiflit in ;'f-(Jtft-ii, ' it is jTetty !; si t -vwiriii e th'it lie is in I tl;e m roi!. ami this swii'S to have Iwti 1 the i-;is" wall lite Moiif i he niuniertr t ! I'r. Khz. Jt i nut lnu 11 whether thi 1 I shots iii ( r .ve f.tl il iiT not. j When a m;tu li lx-Iieves that a pn- j i tective tart if is lie -es.siiry It 11 .timial ill- ! jdiistry and ro,t-ritj', but who hive to j s..nie extent lost, si-ht of orotertion ;ti proinineuce tiveii the silver question, -s ! milking up his mini! how to vote, to re- , ., . call the feeling of lirVHO on I he question of protection when he sniJ: "Prous-- 1 tion in a hvsVni cf taxation which . , , ' . . ' WahzHi rohr?r, conceived 111 .fnquitx j and hf.ro io rrai.d and corruption. I dj not Miwe in Kttjppinir until thj hit ! veslifjeoi prot.'tiioQ is eruJie&leil iroin I legislation. The Koveriiineiit is bavins; some trou-l ' lite leiims Us foLtnti-'ts lor river ami; harlioriicpi-ovenient under the con tin- i uintr contrai t avntem. Larue contract- 1 orR are averse to taking: contnictn for; work that ir to coKt millions of do.Iarn tend to employ thousands of men for several years w i-hont some un.lerMaml-1 myr a t w h'-t her the n-onev lliev lire to rece.veshiillbee,,,,,! to , he ..Kin.-V . use hen Uiev make their estimat. f. r uie worn, ioereisno ihiliiiih in ill' ir 1 know ii noiu:uoii, uui miojiiv a oosuiess jiixiuii rn i . i. . . , ..... i .. .. i ... . i . . irrow inir out of the. riohtn-al situation I now Lt-fure the people. j f I i'-..-... ... I t - i..i: II Xju. 1 iiufii. n uu n.n n iejini.vi.iiMi uu over this part of the com. try as a jiivat rusiler, was arrested a few davs n -ii .' Mh-rtf, McJlus-key. of 4.Wm, county, j Kansas, near St. Franc.- in that state The sheriff shot him in the lej; an l then jumped in and took hi rifl.s from him Catron is wanted in Sheridan county for i atealin-? seventeen head of callle at one tune, and fourteen at anoth r lime, ull I ; of which belonged to Rti har.ls & ('airt)s, : .... i anil he is also wanted in drant county j .. i .. .. i. i t. .. ; . : i ... i.. i . : . ..: i '. ,m,1,.rWj,,iea.miKi on a similar charge. It mav hu that lie . i i . ' ! w ill receive his dues this time. - f The rate of $.V50 for the round ti"-r 1 : to Omaha ana return, including on ad-i mission to the state fair, which has, Wn made bv the KIkliorn read places! the trip within the reach of all who de-1 sire to make 1hfj,trip. It is live hun dred miles from llarrisou to Omaha and I the admission to the fair is (ilty cents, , .'.,. -viiut'nn if Ihrt oDii-i.-a or llie ,v,.eiif that the railroad fare is but half aj.mI," " tUeol.lu.8o. the tv.-cutiva so cent a mile. .o one Milium miss me i chance. The s!.ite fair w ill U the !.,( ! jn tins historv .f the stae, and the Klk ; . i . ., i . , . , ., I -K-rn inie is eniiiivit io ei-eou ior 1 litis airordintr tl people of the extreme j northttru corner of tlst; sta'e all !iiir tuoity to reach it so cheaply. - i Last week Judd Woods sl.iUd in liis ; paper, the West Union, foster court;. Unz."itr, that l.e probably w r.uld net out I.,,. ,,-., llu t.., ..II .. seem to have hen no vvtdl (kdoied pro- . ; vocation for its -.-!.. Mtshn tent in t he 1 r . . r i - 1 111,1 rr,iri"" years has dnojonstrated that tlr in i surely none for its continued existence. Judd has conducted a paper which ouM to have sat isfied t he most rampant pop ulist, and that too, in Custer county, the cradle and hot-bed of the party, and the fact that it dies for lack of support right in so important a campaign forces the conclusion that populism must be on the decline, even in Custer county. It seems that Hie crimes of the man Cochran, of whose arrest in the south part of Sioux county mention was made last week, were not confined to the rust ling of the callle found in his possession, but included the murder of Paul Rose, tlie man from whom the cattle were stolen. The body of the murdered man was found so near the line between Ne braska and Colorado that n survey will have to be made to ascertain which of . the states tlx crinm was committed in. It is reirted that many express the i-niniin 1 lint, in IliA enee I lie eveenlion . ' . , . , . i ., 1 slioold nreeede f Im trial as otherwise the i dodjriiiif across stale line and takinir ml-; a al. 11-. , .1 i 't' vantage o. uieue.aj so, uu, law nrK". i result in t. e..ape of the criminal. I, ' seems sometimes that the only way to protect law abating people from nut lawry is by resorting to lynch law, bu lawrv i hv renorfin-f to Irncb law hut lawrj IS ny resorting to lyncn inw.our, there should lie no ouestion of the ftnilt of the accused before such extreme measures are taken. GASOLINE enbiiies HUM Wrs IflM An wooo pumps Rrila-H aasl Valrb-Mlu Wind mills T-iwrni, Taaka, Irrta. 1 1. -r. OulSU. Htm, Sriilcf. firindrc sh-.tl-.f-i. I nZiwXmi'SrrtUiXG, SV" ?!l?a?rt!".o 'uS Cetsloaoe. I FAIRBANKS, MORSZ It CO.. II03 Fornsm St. Omnfiii, Nsib. i PROPOSED COflSTITUTIONAL AMENDfOTS. The f .Unria rr(ip.(.d am"iiumTif t thu Coiistitutiou ;f t!i Ptata of Kc Lratkit. as lier.iua:lw oft fortii iu fii'.l, tre iahmitltsl to tb t-U-otoi f the State of lM-lr-kj. t) h". ToteJ njnn at the gt'liiTal ficctioii to Int Uu'.l Tue Uay, XoTeinUr 3, A. I), lVJ: A julllt leMillllioIl l;injK:n to ktiipn-l wctii:M two I'.'t, f i:ir (I), aaJ ; five 1 j) f u:t:cle (f cf tii C.li-tl- j tntiou l the fcntof N'. hraka, n-ijitiii 1 to iiuinU r of jiulfics of the fcj;;reuie court ami their terra of nQoe. 1- It r.-ilv 1 ant rr.ru-V'l yj loa Ltilsla lure uf Hi S ul .! Sfh HftXi: ?Hs-:i-.a I. 'I tiat swell in iwrj CO of artlri. o. .k I, - mrl au . t Ml u i. . . ciWwm. p vi br hw i--.n.i t tin ) ;u !fe a m j .ri' r or h .III hll. bf e,- u, i0 f,, qwnn, r ,c lrun.,af,ci d"';'t " .'. hj' ,w"f0"1 Ja Ul1 11 " wfci theitj in I i pr j-, mn Umm T- fT .ij. tub. ron u, . ".U h mipiiM Jurudicuou u mav be pro.ului m btio0 2. ThM Mti-i four i) i.f,r!- (,, l,f - th Snt low: I Sc:!on 4 Th- Ja.l of th anprem j cjars shall Iw M.wt i iw ib-. K,-f.r- of iln j ulal" at. iar(f. aul ibeir NTin if (jffi-e ix cept s h r.-luafie- vn-vi I d ih t.l u f.r a 1' rti f u..t l ib n fiw (.i) jr.au a. ih lewiat tir. lui.v iTf .cr'U. t-e tu thm rt-,a 2t ( of rrtic r ,"!'r't a. r'.T-& , T1"'' v. At 8 ', onerui election to twu (.) jti -p tb huon-m cut on w(1( ,.Mrs, ua for ib- Urw of fiax () ,"',lV" tr h. ;!-"-;- '' Po.il-a. ihv ib. J 1 1 f ih '.I'i 'h.''.h o' f ' ' ' t.i ' ..m'vf fir ilia ( nira " ' 'h u-rm f'.- win a ih-j wro . ... .. i " ,inT' Murc:i 9, A. D 11 A j'lint resolution prnpofinsf an f--ttf-ii.lrm.rtf ti miirt 1 1 1 i t-li,,.,, I" , ,.......... - ...... ..j,.. article si.T of t!ie Ciiistitutioii of tile istate of N.b.-a relating to com- i-ensatiou ot .uprenw and JiMrirt court jadg s. i j H - .t rnxi'T-l br th Lo.'l.Sitare of the t ila j of i urmi: i K.'l"Iliin 1. That w-plinn tltlrtis-.n flO nf : arti.,.-,ts ) of ,u 'o ..timtwj or ih .MtKi-, at..a.sl .. u road a. f- 13 Thi j riye. of the n--r-.m-- snt Ol-Tr.rt riitir s ahitli ri?-elv lor I h. lr m-rvi.-. su b -nio.-ui i as miy let irnviiel by la, imTt" qurl--ri. 'lh ,eiature shall it Us first iinn u-r ' h-i a i.iol in i i-f 1 his aiu. n luiM'ii . . m..mlv.rH , - , a h ius- c-. -mrnu.'. e.t.ili.i.h ib :r oomp-'.isaii'.m. Ti.! u"m'-nii n o tub mh.i .iin;l a t l i'h,1 oltna-r ta..i n .ei in I'.ur v-ar., and in an even! u u- t.o lti'nli ut th) liicmb -rs eliii't tt u. " ""-"' l-8 luiji-latar cuur ihe."ir Ai;novel M.rthai. A V lJ. . . . ... . t emend rection twenty-four (24) of i article five (5) of the Constitution of the State of Nebraska, relating to com department. H.; u r;'-,v,-tn,l .n-il r.y ih.; L'-il-mn VI . il- 1 U1I- Oi ..iHl...i, s-etH,,,, . 'j,,-, ,u- twentir-fuur (M) ' rti. uvi i ,.; in uu i onsuiun i ..r uu r.a: o JS d..ra u.; am -ud:U ta m .d aa t A ,";.;1 24. Th. ofa .;r, nf ,h, l.i: ct,irtt,it'Uv ot ilm . a wv- utn-ni mhi j rw cw - f t' tbtU' B'rvt' 1 c 1'iiTH-ti -ni.uii j to b e.tHbh-tt -,i by a v. ,rbi h ninii i i n--itber ia -r a - -l n ir dtui.-a ;n -.i dun.t; I ho trni ioi' wbii'ii tjj-v mid h'y r'n oui- '"j "" "h '" ""' rM ''Ku iU'r , J n M H 3 m I 1 Jl 1 J.r ri". Il IU IU II U -j.oie u lb . i' at "r u;id. ih -ir.-oii rut, tu.-.l'li .1 ,.t .. ,.- ,.lVl ... -ilal aud mi u-t iU t mi b re. ''' ,w IH law f.r 'ai-TVlv-M K f ,rtn, i au ..fflor pronlel f.r la arl " "ban ! paii in Ma iha t.te t y. m 10 ttimur j-u ui t.i it tr-t -.iou a.t r i.n au -pttoti of ibu nj iij in lit. in i in of in mt-nivri -. 10 h hoa-e o. ta;i ic ,.ftlturi coa- " "' rtJ,;l,wh ,.tlw "it,?,'uVu"f lh n a Moh t.j ft nUiiJ hiii not bi i hineed oft'-.;r th 1.(1 nv i 1 f tor yet a aul in uo evifi Dm n tm u th T ol tu" niemh'rs el e el toe, h Uuaj uf th-; legUotu. cun jur In.-, em tvs-tU Mar. b 2(1 A D. Ii5. A jolut resolution proposing to amend section one(l) of art ice six (C) of the Constituiiou of the State of Nebras ka, n-iatiag t,i judic al power. B it r-o mxl anl .iin-.od bjr ib.6 Lejlala turo. th'Mie fKeiakt: seeti'in 1. 'fait e -.1.1.1.1- ( ) .if aril to ix j f''jnf she ij 1-14L.!. jtia.i vi .ueHt-i oof Mubraaka I be aiB-.ii te 1 ti -iiilii'toi.'i-: Ij uon 1 lee ja.ll ii X vf of thl t-it. shil lit) v-.stea lil a supre.n .-uttrt illslriet coaita founiy c.nri Jtj.ti'-ea nf .Uu I ea e .o i n niak-iairaira sud io au. h otlmr cojr a inf -fl r u Ih ppr. n. euiit a-i n.jty Im c.-jii.-l la la lu:b tao-tbinla of the ti cniui a e.eet.d to t-ach bouaa con ur. . Avpruve.l lljrc U 29 A- f. IdUS A joint resolutioa jiroposiiis to amnll(1 sfn (U) of fcjx (0) of the Constitution of tho htate of I Nebraska, relating t increase iu uum- ber of supremo aud district conrt ' jur-Kp n i iv nwim i in rnntwi t in .; utitiiiarn of ihB . No -ra.s .1 ,ft, Hoiiraia m amua.ie.i io real a fol- , , , , ' . . , . w-ctiiin It. The leu atura. hunever t no "" " n" " to ei. h n.n-m j ool, Ui-ihe.-.-in mar in o . f r the ,nar one tlmu and . I hs bun lrd sa 1 i inci a. vwi and not ufi.nni ih li n in ry ,.uryer. u.T-asa the nti.n n.- ( Ju.W. of .- prema an i iii.tiit curl, a.i-i the ;u.nisi distnois of in i slstu. 'U b oi t.ieu .hid b forme I of eomr-aot t.-rnior-'. and Ikiu i.ied 12 '.itl.t line.: a ul su b in- e.-sis. "T an i-hlt o ij th h .unit ires of a d-atrtet ah ail not :u ta- i.Olo. of au ia lo. , Arorod March Si, A. D. liOS. A joint re-miration proposing to amend section si(C) of article one (1) of tho Constitntion of the HlaW of N'cUraalu, ... , rliflll v VJ fMlfm P. t. rvi I i 1 f.v te 1 ty tit Le; al tcr cf'.h M.te.rf:. b as-tn; sr t O . I. T:iat a-olion 'X fl - rtl.d- ' C.j ttt -us I'uii-i ia:i' of i-- r-Ti-'-i c-f ! i Us kiLi-nl d 'j d . fui i,i fcl.Ul i .- II. h '.f I l Ii j.ry ah:itl ru-ai t .n'l.in. , i"x iiix.' .M Q ii ...as vro Ti-r1h llu'lt. a I. u . ti !-. U. jf li if j ) B.I I.-, lier a T-r.it I ai. In- e i iy . 'tin lijr ir.a by a jui of 4 m ..ri.it (Ua tttv-tr bh'j, in voui inlvrljr toil-wu- lii i i-.a 't. A joh:t rfsJuiiu jrrn:1n to fliiicm! -( (ion o!!P ( 1 ) (,f iirticlefire (Z) of t:m n.Mjtut:o if N-braska. rn.at injr to uftcrs cf tha ex-out.vo Ut pa.t- Ti it r")T ! p-1 en-!-! br th L 'tfiV.ft- ! b 1 I l oni (i) of r- I! 1 b C f . 1 ium 1 a ion 1.1 ht ttn v-tt-iif i jr r it -r. li- V' i.iit i;u, riior. 'tr uf ' ' -i tt r.f ,.u. t i-ir'it?( :u 1. nit if n n 4 0uiiiio-ir of pa-'-l: 'ai, N und lui tl nm, mid ibr mi I'm-! ro uii uion m h 01 h'im, pt tb- t-'iat com in Umnn til h tt t I.N -ffli for tt ui of to 1 f-,bj xtw fl"t Thurwlajr frr li t k turn. m& rati hi n ic -ior mi tifi t'l q a t3 sd t ft r i.r.a .-om- .itr m. a 1 liui . oHi f r mo of thre v s hiuni j - a ln flrt Thuni utter th flrv lutii 111 u unr . a tw Id e ti ai- pnl nun- hi kui'- -or tt t-if I rii qu ifln 1 Foil id. bom-i-r. ilui !ht fi .1 g n.-f . c- lion h'hU i-r ;h da tlu 1 of .h amen I-oit-ut btvu h.i .e t.i ib rui.nmd c-mtmt-ti r neli. tan fMr'l ui ou yur, oni .or h't p-n l uf iwu tr. and on f.r th p r .1 of thrj yw. 'IM (to rti'r. iwTt la of htii, .uit or of 1 ul lc -t T(an'. ..t tivK'ttrt-r flwii r .1 a, lh) t-ai'i.ai curios ui' r (rm if offi : a. id r ihvt an i u . p -r.o 1 in u. b uu- I J n-q Jiri u i .w. ' Aiiiurn ILir. b 3J. A. I), laai. ! A Joint resolution r-ropes-.ntr to -ti.a tweutywx (W of ar ! tide lire (5) of the Constitntiou of the ; State of Nt-hraaku, limiting the uum- . ber of executive ctat efflcert. , " ,") " W- I V.'V rtx ) , articiu fiv t of ib'i ''u mu ;nn i! lb H i, i. .t ?C -I,. aic t niu ? J .1 Ht rtad a. r .i i . - t Ns- 1 in N(i i'h-r i x-rv iv alnt i-ftt o,-r x -t;il li i i ita i;?i iu s" tl-m oil' i) of th.i orti' fhi.H b- it" t'fi. X - li. li im a t uf ih' M-i;i-l iiuri fthi-'h i. i iirii-uf rt-1 in " i..j I.- ihiiiihris f iir'bi " tail Um lili'-r. I'tciitiil lo e.ti h U-Ml tb r-.r; frori !-l. TS .1 anv tAV.fr rre-itit hy m a.;, nf lint !-. I .Inns : ID v l al.' nh V tii I'vt-oai o ri, t i-iti.rl. i'f iu. m m- lelH eleclr.1.1 lo li LjJ-j ttl'TlijI UiJCUC rilirf. j Apyrnvel Man-U i A l . '.a ii . iiillt ,,.,,,1,-ri ,n nmnilili to amend .sect n !i ir.u.-('!.') f ai tide tviit , . . , , . (SJ of the Ci.l HMtl.lh'll if this S'a!'' of i t i . .. eirahka, ptu.iiu l..r ine iuv.-,im(-iu j ,,f the pcnnatieiit educational fnuds of the state. , i Bn it r-si.l--rt snfl enart-l by Ihu I i,l. a- ture of nla'B ut Nlira.k: m-c ton I. ihit aw- i i uin- ( ) of aril !- Hvlil .if l h4 i o s im .11 ol l!ie Hinlrt , K,:..k la am.4i lo lt .. !ol- , )..: : ret-iinii it. All f in is U' ent-inif io ta Ktaia t-r e an ll .iml .urps -s. il,.. mt mil ami Iii'-.i-i.e jiirenf .rit. are f to u oi, -h ll I ds niM iru.t lamls h .-J hy m-f i iio. anl .he 'it- Uui sntui, h i ihen - of One may in au m nr n vm.., i iht I ih m -b.ll r.-nmn ''ire-r liiv.i..t-- ; ami tliiOiir.iiii'tli -il .il nh;i I nit in J;i- v.-.ie.t or I n ..i. U..it -d B-atn . " unn.s ..r rei. eri eountr ', iI.im -.'Hit mill sit h fiiil. ul h 111, l-.ii. : t a-t iMrornt ihervnt nr ii-r-li? -mi'mii lv p.eajei i.ir in.) i uiHsci inr win niit.-f lirp Kiaii a nl s. t a-mrt on 1 saail lei : J. .... ml f any oiur im,at.,r ota-r fr.ivl liI. Itis lnl e'ea'el bv af-etmn j (f nrtlll u B1.owvrw ,,, .i u.,m urn to lime atf of uiti .-.uri. tt if- hmj wix iu th -.'f -ri-cifnt. it ..,, f in i nl inv-i 1 be rw a at in 4 fb-T f run id ft'-y tt; t )i is-.ruria-n .iU u"i a-'4 i;t tbi "ttli-ri (-r. In z a hi lift- rut ,i it i)iL.-rt ht fV-T uu ojuw.rtumty Ur l&.tur invfntnifj t iri- Ami pr t iVvl ft.r'hr, Thnt h'n nnf v.rr tnt- u n h" a tr"tia e r 4 v. iry i u-ti ii iu--uoi n of an aopr jni- HtlOl by Uvi I'rfl-i-Urs ftlitl wiir.il py i h tt-v oT . t' X f'-r ta -n mnnt -h.il fir.-m-nt-"l l.) tniittror for pay rnr'iT, and th -r ml ill ii.t tm nnf Kt' 11 :v in b- iimw-T f 'ind to piy sucb w nrrtit t f ho ho tr 1 cria"i by km Mbtn S if fhm artiri m y c$ i r ib t;t tait-tir--r to a.' ih - innou-it au on a h wr ra il from it:n-v-i In hW hmdi i bmjflnj to bf per tiHiicnt . ho-i fmnt iff thn nntl ht tbfo i h mm ul nirrmi t r nit In . fuMtm- it i m ii-rrn h'xi fund. Awiruvui Mnh :-J. A. L 1Sj. A joint resolution proposing sn amctidmeiit to tho Constitutiou of the State of Nebraska by adding a new fceetion to article twelve (13) of said constitution to bo nnmliered section two (2) relative to the merging of tho p-ovennnect of cities of tho metro politan class ii nd the government of the counties w herein such cities are located. Be it resoWed and e-iaeted by the Lcgls' laiare uf thn S.aiu u( Nebraika: WiTii.nl Th artiem twelve (J2) of Ihf Oman utioa of I h. fc-taU. iif Nttriaka t-e amenili-d aidi d tosaul rtl-'l a new m tt'iu to e oumb-srvd aw-iiun twu (2) lo read an foilowa; H--ctm 3. Tb Itovernu-.nt of any oitr of thn inetrov lun eiaaa awl ihn ernmnt of lb rooaty In wb i.h It ia lo-atMl war lie ro-irjed ahulir or In pa. t whsn a protK-aitioa ao lo do baa Le:n animilMud br aullni'llr of law to lim voter-t of aaeh rUt aud r.HiRtr and re. eelvai iho aasent of a m.j'int-r of the vnu-s rast in tu h fit s-id also a inn juriljr of 'li voio. i-it.i in Hie fOtintx es iusiv-i or : hoe. ease in uu h r-uti oiuuta-i uitjr at aoch e o :il hi. Apero1-- Sinn h 2), A. D. I'M. A joint resolution proposing an i amend ment to cctinu suG)of ailide veil (7) of the Ooustitutioil of the gu,fl , tbe manner iu wlilcii votes shall le cant, wiir.-i.-ai .i.wii ujr inn i.ia- n of lb- Kinf of N ,.i,ra.k i : Houiln-i 1 Th.t -vii, ir.i of i ho r.ini of N.'.ir.una ba anumi m u (1) of arficlo iisilinii.-n ul tlii i-it-iiiudo.1 lo r-iad aa fol. Juwa: t-n.tl'.ii . AH rotes shill B hf bal ot. or an h othnr in-thoJ sa mny Im p. .-urn e-l b law erori.i-d th auurvar ot voilng Iw ire-ierTMt. . Aiiprovisl March 29 A D IWi. I A joint resolution proposing to wnei.dnec.tion two (1) of article four- teen (U) of the Couatitulioa of tho c, ,.,,. v, I. ...i...: .i I uiain vi AitL.oia.an, lejailTC lououa'ioua ' to Vi otVi , iutcrnal itnprovement and &t it rlfi mrtA 1 f lU tt; W'iur of la- t-i .f . -wr . fv-.i 'IB i Tj.i r .... i ) ;f r!ii f -art-t, iii of ib- i a ' '! of i ? i.f ItcUittUi. utt i.Usv. la rt4t m tui uvi : Kushim tiy, .r' li-r ui v. , u o. h fau ".t-r m . . t i u aj w fk tr mt roi ha . iuml of ins:! j'a-1 rr. u t.-. a p 1:1 n 1 ti f i 1 iit. l-w .j fir,t Wii lo lb '13 ii - t t i 4 Ml . r-t (U l iy t-t liiiris T-t4 a at tt--tCj-i i.( ajihnrfof imw; frovi li lb t o ft u u of a unlf aitb lhf fi u-u ol ua i di viviui in ilia a Lri.itr- fai f ..?. x d tfH --r -t,t ' lu- -t.tjl vui'a "f au.lt e!iiijtv: irtvKi-.i Iu.. u r. ih l nr -iir or u-i - jf r, by a ihr- '-ur b TiV. ill- P' nt sU h Pi ttl p'-f in kil l.ti tu iu. it to j-r rwt But tt. bni r vi of unit ''t n i-ui ftil' ' id unl- h h I fc iVc 1 if- 1 li r ri 1 It "ai" j2 'd l th tr tn-y a d MJ or ' f mint : i'iulij; tuii tia Jiue mi irL.e 1 cuiai.i U Ltor. AproTLi ir.rrb A 11 I, J. A. r.per, wen t.irj if atafo nf the Hate f Ni hraska. liohpirhy certify that the fnre(:iUK prxtnii atueudi;ienU to the Couetitntiou of the estate of 2e braska are true aud eorrc-ct oopt- of the original enrolled and eiiKnxed bills, oa paaaed by the Twenty-fonrth esaii'unf the lcitdstare of the Stato ot Xrbraskii, an appcara from aaid oripiual hills on file iu this of.io, and that ail and each of said proposed anieiiiliiK nts ere Fubinille.l to the qualified roters of the Ftata of Ne braska for their adoption or rej'-ctiou at the jreiienl election to ha held en , Tucf day. the od day cf Koveiubcr, A. i O., W.M. In testimony whfreof, I have bere nuto set my naiifl and aflixed the frcut seal of the S'ate of Kt-braiika. Done at Lincoln this J7th day of July, in the year of onr Lord, One Thou sand, Eifiht. Hundred and Ninety-Six, of .he Imlepenilence if the United Slates the () . Hundred and Tenty. First, ami i f this nute il:. Thiriieth. (iJc-nl ) J. A, I II'KH, reiTOtuiy of State, n 1 1 tm i a . . - , - ... , . ,..-( ii.. .m wm m m v mm m av . (io.jd ri;.' Ii i f untih'M on flort ntdice, JiaMt (Invars and j .nf t h;idd!e borne hv:iVH on linntl. 'hmh i oititioHliitioiiH l.ors" hoimlid, TERMS REASONABLE. -THE COMMERCIAL BANK. ESTABLISHED 1000.J Harrison, E. Bnwsmn, Pre-udent. D. H. OR1SWOLD, Cashier, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL SSO 000. msacts a General Banking Business. CORRESPONDENTS! Americas ExfH ancje Natidsai. Iakk, New York, OM.fU Natkinai. Dakk, Omaha, Fmxr National Bank, Chndron. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. t3rbaAFTS SOLD ON ALL PAHTS OF EL HOPE. YOU WILL FIND ME AT THE OLD STAND WITH GEO. (iUAXT (JUTHKIE, 1 fidorney-al-Lavv. Pro upt atlentwtl j;iven to all o-itters io Justic;. t V.unt Ji anl I h strut ourt, ami 1 fort tlxj United Slatea I jtiJ Oloi e. Tire Insurance written in re!iabl om (..lines. t3Tl-:'l iar carefully down. ilAHItisoS. - N out ASK A. U SMLVK. Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser. j OPEN SUNDAY f ROM 9 TO 12. ! 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