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Tt3 Sicux County Journal.
j .UK-WEB 1.
4VibacripUoa Price, 93.00
JL. J. Wlmmotu,
, Editor.
Altered at the Harrison post oflc a
MMd ClaaS BMItf.
THMMT,
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Ticket.
WttUAM MclCIXLEY.
for trlee-jitwMen,
CJLfLHSTt A. HOB ART.
HUt TlrkeU
for Cowmor,
j. a. Maoxh l.
tor UeatcDaiR Govrrnur,
oelasdotefit.
for Secretury of Stat,
JOEL A. P1PEE.
for Auditor,
P. O. HEDLCSD.
'r Twarer,
C. E. CASEY.
far AtwnieT-Gnral,
A.S. C HI P.01ILL.
Kor Supt. of Public lnntruotlou,
II. R. COKBETT.
For CommiioDr Public t-audu & Buildings,
II. C. Buell.
lor Sapreme Judgeii,
BOBEBTETiV,
M. P. KINK AID.
tor Refrnt of the Stale l"nlverlty,
W. G. WIIITKOKE.
.for Prldentlsl Elertorn.
J. E. MOITZ,
T. J. SAD1LEK,
A.J. BUBSHAM,
A. C. FOSTER,
SOL DRAPER,
,G. A. DERBY,
0. L- McPIIEELEY,
M. L. FRIEZE.
CMrrMoioRal Tlrkrt.
. For Member of CotiRreu. 6th DUlrict,
A. E. I'ADY.
1vlslative TkkeU
For State Seustor 14th District,
W. B. ELY.
For Representative. 53d Dtntrlct.
eklTH P. TUTTLE.
Xow is the time to nuWribe.
Bryan may be a Lincoln man, but its
-16 to 1 tliat if Lincoln was here he
.wouldn't be a Bryaa roan. Philadel
jphia Brdlkin.
If the people of the Sixth district do
tnot Rend Cady to congress it will le
,pretty good evidence that there are
.Hme people who don't know when they
,lave had enough of a bad thing. Fre
,tnotit Tribune.'
The chairman of the national populist
.committee has announced that Rryan
.and Watson will be officially notified of
,their nomination bv the national popu
jliit convention. The time and place u
,BOt yet given.
Nebraska was again honored by the
.election of Major Thad 8. Clark son ns
.commander of the national O. A. R.
Major Clarksoa has lon: been a resident
4 Omaha and is one of the best known
fOien ia the state. This is certainly a
.great year for Nebraslcans.
The de.roocratice state convention at
jmahaoa last Friday passed off very
.ftoieothly, tbe program to endorse the
rnominees of tbe populist state c-onven-4
lo" being carried out without opposi
.tionand tbe place of attorney-general
.was filled by the nomination of C. J.
Smyth, and Thomas Rawlings was nom
inated for regent of the state university.
That completes the work of fusion in
Nebraska between the Bryan democrat
jftnd the populists as arranged by Bryan,
Allen, Iiolcomb, Greene, Neville and a
Jew others.
The reports from all over the district
-Are that A. E. Cady is paining strength
.ae the canvass progresses and the people
(become better acquainted with him.
lie is a man or ability sufficient to in
.aure recognition at the national capital
le is a man of business and knows the
teede of the people of his district He
jm a man whoe personal character i
boe reproach and no man in tbe S'xth
.district will aead to blush for any act or
hit in the event of bis election. It is bv
jMittiog up such men as Cady that the
republican party can win at the polls,
signs fail A. E. Cady will
Jte the next congressman from the big
ith district.
Tha sound money democrats at tbe
jmtioaal convention at Indianapolis last
jreek nominated General Palmer of
Illinois for president, and (Ihm i r. 1,.
r of JCeatucky for vice-president. The
jvnuer wae a general to the aoion army
wmv Twmm IW lim 1IL1 UF IWIfl u
urolhw positioo o the rebel side. That
iMewh the blue 'and the grey 00 a na
fiowa) ticket in a campaign in which no
rWrtb aoi 00 south is known for tbe
first Ihne since the war. Th ni.irn.
declares for sound money, endorsm the
jHaniKiiatraiion of rreMnent Cleveland,
MfhoUm the supreme ceurt, 6e lares in
Qor of the enforcement of tbe Uw and
SteooamletedivoreefiMKit, ,A K ki,.
tS Waiaese of the nation from the gov
arasasat, ad declares that the aoUoo of
fke soaventioa waa neceaeary ia order
pf"it tha oWitnMioo of ttie dmo
P"ac PyT' .The Chicago convention
aa enfwidered se a populist ic orgHnixa
pm aa atoch aa the coavation of that
FrtfwtHoh wae held at . Louia, The
I tha sou ad wmi eiemeat in
1 jwatir aartv ia aa matt. . y. m..
f -Ytoaeaven whn were at the bead of
" The rswalt of the move-
1 for Mi Kahr and will take
1 &23!&iJ"'; f
, r 1 1,,,, . -a e sm mm
Another Milestone Passed.
With this issue Tue JocrsaL enters
upon tle ointb year of its existent. In
the eight yean, anl il lai td to coo
tend with the ups and downs incident to
such an enterprise in a new, uuuevelii - J
country, la uud.tiou to thoe d.lficul
ties it lias to bear the treachery of snoie
supposed I r lends and tlie ing.alilude of
SoUie wholll It hid helped, as well as the
elforU of various little riub-s wuich have
attempted its destru.-tioo. To oirt
ticii unpieasura leuiures iu pun at ua-i,
it has found true friends and those wbo State of Nebraska, to bo Totei upon
appreciate its work, aod ttie people of at the peueral election to l held Tuos
tbe county liave repeatedly deiuooslrat- , eiuber 3. A. D., 1503:
ed that tliey wuulJ not aubuiit to thej
dictation of any ring; but would see to it
that the riK'ita of the public were pro-'
tecwil. In Ok future as in the JMt
The JUNaL will uphold what it Ur-
lifVtH be nht Uilii for th 11 inter '
!
enls of I he conn tv, aiiJ to couJtrlliU tli..t '
i
w liich il belieVfS ta be vroa. reardlua!
of tiw rfforts of any to olhtrire shape
j
its courfttf, !
Tluttikinkj Us palr-QS and lli puhlic
for favor acconlli in the past THE wbi b ilwafai h..l -r a p:.r y. unniauio.
quo Hrrut. bDv-4 cMir a, urn -o a
JoL'KNaL hojtfj to merit and receive the wMi l&nml-cttuu u mr he ri.i-Uu Uy
resect ami toPIort ol lh honeM. Ujnl VVrS, ,5 t'; ?t5
abiding and law-rvspeclin people ot liie (Jn1'1 u k
rrnnTu 1 4 Thu Jado f the itnurrraa
I. sut Hi tars'", mi i ibir tvrm of oSU ri
An enthusiojslic lot of republ cans met '
atOordoo on Saturday to nominate a j.,, -lbat Uofl fl r of urtlr
candidate to represent the 14th district I J CJj f tbe Constat!., of heof
r ; brk, v urn i t to raa f flu;
in the beaate .it the next session of the j -cu n 5 At ih fl -t if-nral f i-cti .n to
t . ,, j he. be it in l hi v-ar 1 lb-rw sba . tlretl
leiMUture. lhJ nominee was Ur. . tWu ju "f ih" KUm n cat m
B. Ely. of Amsworth. Brown county. J??
He is a man ab.jut lifty-two years ol Jr. and at vh (D.Tai e.o-tmi th-r-
afu-r, tbep lihau U tte,-led uu- Jud.f ot
age, is Infill V educated and a Very plean- tba uprea: curt f ir iha Wrm f flra
,.t gentleniln, and thon.ulily .juall.led J ff.. Vrortl" tat'lbs'ji Tv "lIZ J
to make a crediUibie stale senator and it vrem court h .- wrai i.av not eipir-d
at tba line of bildiug lb' c wr d "ire
is hoped that everv voter 111 the di-itrn t tin t at 1J. ,mu r .nunu l- aad tb.r
, ," ., ... i I.. offtoo fjr tb reniaiu.ar ..f b wnn fur
who desires to have tlie district ably . whl n iiinf wer umvucA vy tuuiaua-
..ml m n, ,r.r V.r-.l., I, ,,t 1 1 SJ od.
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legislature next wiuier win ive vo ir.
Ely such Imarty and earuest support as
will render his election certain. L. J.
Simmons watt uiade member of Uw aeiia
tjnul coinmittee for Smux county.
The republican representative conven
tion for the 53J district met at Alliance
on last Wednesday evening to place in
nomination a candidate lor reprusetiti
tive for this district. Ail the couutie
in the district were represented except
Sioux. On the seventh ballot Smith 1'.
Tuttle received a majority of the Votes
cast and was declared the nominee of tin-
convention and
tlie nomination wiu.
made uuammous. Tlie couveution wan
harmonious and enthusiastic. Mr. Tut
ll. lux lim n n miiIhiiI. of Hemuo? !
n "
ford, is a man of ability aod standing,
anu is wormy 01 uie suppjri 01 every re-
publican in the district. His lon resi
dence in the northwest has given hun a
thorough knowledge of the conditions
and needs of the people of tnis p irt ol 1
the state and his election would result
in the northwest being bene lit ted. He
will make a thorough canvass of the
district and when the people come to
know him personally they will appre
ciate his fitness for the- position for
which he has been nominated.
The state campaign is prrgssin in a
manner highly satisfactory to the re-:
J J
publiciins. Meetings are being held all , wrra .or wbicb tbn-aaa.i b re .,u oui
.... i .i i aattaio i.l ana .bay abd not re-ei-e to tb-.r
over the state and the enthusiasm ex- . 0.uy f3. i. ., m, 0 pa in
bibited proves that the peot a are nter-
ested. The nominees on the republican aatuo ad all fees ib t miy k
. . , - ii j . af. r b pa. able ia f .r arT.ctx
ticaei. iroiu aiuc .oil oowu bits uu
, ..ntitlrtl tn Inval minrwirl The fin
men entitled lo wnai support, ine c-on
vention which selected the ticket was as
free from anything like ring work asaj
gathering of that kind could be. No
slate was fixed up but what wus
smashed by the convention and when il
adjourned there were no sore cpots to
cause irritation aod defection. The
same is true of the conventions of the
party in each of the congressional dis
tricts, where good men were named as
candidates. There are no weak men on
the ticket and the result will bu victory
in November. The conditions in the
rauks of the opposition are very differ
ent. Never in the history of the state
has the work of a few political leaders
been so far reaching as has been that of
Bryan, Holcomb, Allen, Thompson,
Greene, and a few others. It reached
two national conventions, four state
conventions as well as congressional and
minor gatherings of the populist and
democratic parties. The rank and file
bad nothing to say in the matter. Tbe
program was made up by the managers
aod carried out, regardless of the wishes
of the masses, they could take the dose
fixed up for them or let it alone. In ad
dition to that many of the official acts
of Gov. Holcomb, especially in matters
relating to the various slate institutions,
have been very unsatisfactory, not only
as a partisan matter but on the broad
grounds of public welfare and humanity.
Considering all those things it is not at
all unreasonable for tbe republicans to
look forward to tlie result in November
with full confidence f victory, for time
demonstrates tbe fact that many wbo
were formerly republicans but went
into the populist party in hope of ac
complishing some of the things which
tha agitators claimed would ht so easily
brought about, have seen the error of
their way and returned tbe republican
ranta, Umm augmeating iw atraaftb to
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMEHDf.lZTS.
The folWinR propnswl amon.l-n-nts
to the Coustitotion of the State of So-
traska as hereinafter set forth iu f all
'
axe sabmitted to the elftors r tue
A joiut rcixJation prcjo:nif to
amend (section two (2), four 4). and
five (5.) if article s;x B) of tbe Couti-
to nuntlxr of judc of the fupriue
court aad tbWr term of oflloe.
rVit rolTa mnd Htaril by Ihw 11!-
turtj of tiw 8 Mii oi X b
Hv-ti--u 1. 'J bat -ti tu iwj (0 of prttc
il 't tbd i Htii.U t -O tt ih rial
o N u. aak b mu9iani u -to rmd a toi
iowt:
stko2 Th n:iriT, art -bail nitti
otbtrwie p i it ru of fir
io) ju ijf" n j ri y of b w .u u
( ir iftu n oil' nam or" o iJtoinci
a tlfc-i'ii.1 a I ah tl av .ntfioi ju nil ti m
in c" rvt-tuk.' I i rt-KtuU" civ utm- in
cwpt h Ttuftttfir prt'tfid d fcht.l oe for a
iri d ot uot I ih a flvo .) y.atg aw tb
Ai'provod March "9, A. D lJ-li
A Jiint resolution proposing an
Amendment to section thirteen (IZ) of
article six of the Couslitatiou of the
State of . Nebraska, relating to com
pensation of supreme aud district court
judges.
B - tl reo!Td by tba Leoitatura of lb Huie
f N niraaa:
.-ol!ou I. That atioi I blriae i (1 of
ariie.a x ( 9 of to Do .-tl alio t o. Ib aiaia
id Nfl-pia ki biiii-a4i4 uiu hi rata u fj-
13 Tba J-ilirK of tba au trama an 1
di-tncl roar a bal. raceii-a tor lb. ir nerri
a b iMimth-i s .tiu t aa tuy ba pruned uy Uw,
payo e qatrt-r.y.
'iba .nn.atu a -hall at i'l first aixnion
artor ha aupct'n J bu auinirw.i.
in ne-n iu oi ma memoer n e-' H1 10
k bua mru.iiui. Ktablaa 1 ir
aonip 'iiaailou. Tbe om pen c 1 1 mi q 4
tab iabol abnll a ( bo uuu.ed uttMi-r
tt o .ee In luur v-ara. and la no veo' u .
10 IU rda
of tb' manib ra elect d U
n b
of iba icji datura ooa-ar
Approved Itaroh 8J, A D 1306.
A joint rt?solntion proposing to
amend section twenty-four (24) of
article five (o) of tbe Constitution of
the Bute of Nebraska, relating to com
peusation of theoittoers of tbe executive
department.
It rwautTad aad anscbaa By tka lHlainra
r . k Stat- of Noraaa:
baxriiun 1. lb 1 M-cuua wnt -fonr CO
f artieia fiva .) of tb 1 tVuic'tiutio , of lua
a.al of Kofra.Mta ba am auLid to iad aa t A
iuwa:
bauiion 34. Tb-. odors of tba exacuttve
Artnieat of .ha a. a goV'raia-u( abti
re at - f'' tbair srru a ciuiea-atiwB
e.wbiiansl br . wbi b abut
I Mih- .n,.r al n ,r dlimiiiali .1 ililruj thjt
a .a tnair aa amr nuaa in ir eon. rot.
p, f ,rml aa nCl r provi la i I r In
i "rl4 ' "n" O1' " Jvaa l.ito Ibo
U1) rwl,a y Tll. lo mlur, ,h.a .1 it.
flrc rfwoo a.kr ia 1 pnmi & tbia aintiaj
runt, tb jm fl lh of ib rur-m r ui to
ca b boaMS ot the i-lavore coa
u dnc, etilwb i tx3 it.atioai of tba
tffiejr QMtned w ia v aru la Tb eo
p u tirB c m.$iuw$4 -ban -.t btfa.B.'ei
.irn"Vir.vrtbrxroJh:"enib
elt"'auuJ"' i-"-"" eonj"'
Aivi ored 2iarch 29 A. B lEJi.
A joiut resolution proporin-; to amsnd
aeotion oae (1) of artic.e six (C) of
tbe Constitution of the State of Nebras
ka, relating t jodic al power.
B It resved and siaeid b .aa Laala-
tureo ih.frit a fKaiak:
saetiou L Thit aj.io . on ( ) of artl -le aix
(d)of ibeOuat-tationof .bettta sot Kcbraaka
be am 'ii led to aad a. fo. oara:
Bt:tioo L Thojudl to po er of thla state
eh .1 ba vtea m a anp. e no -on t oi.t i.-t
sou. ta. eoun.r e-nr.a jui.i-es of ba
I ea po i e uia-iairaiea aud in auk tha'
oar s iuf srior to th -npre a eoa. t aa n ay
ba a eaied ut mar in wbi;h tao-lbirda of
ihe u.embe s e.ettjd to eca beosa
eon nr.
Avproved Itarch 29, JL I. 1W
A . . . ... , .
A JOiBt resolnbon proposing lo
amend aectiou eleven ( 11 ) of article tic
() of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska, relatiug to increase in nam-
ber of so pre me and district court
judges.
B- il reaeJTet -nd enaaied by thu L-(lau
eff ibe -State ui Ne ,ra it
JZilVAvt,&l?.
f WaUra.a aawaaed k mi t. br
lows:
nertlon II The iaaie atare. ah ever two
Ukrdsof bam u.r e.Mted to b koa-a
ska I eon nr inerHa may. ia o f er the aw
one Ibuu ud I b. boa Iredaa 1 tnay a vea
and uotufi-nar ik a a m la rr ut 'jmrm
lirfiraaae lite nu.u er oi juiwe n as-
preoM an i diurt. t court, and ibe jodieel
djewiors of ik atal -u b uit lei. b I
t logical of aumiiant terrtt.,rr
hnatiaed br t-oa t' Ilna 1 end ikQ. b Ut
erea-w. or anr iba a tn tba b nadtrt e
of s 4 at riot sbml auk aoa.e taw uue of any
5yces i Ikrab tl, JL 2X 19S.
A ynt rasulntion proposing to amnl
aertion ais (0) of article ooe (1) of tba
Constitution of tba Stat of KehO-ka,
I abating to trial b.
i. j tffTT (on l of b of JUr
fc.-r 1 a.
kal 1 1 o d fo -w
f b apj .i lit it m m i i o jarr n
I rwiuai in M b- J" i ti - i
:rih t ltr. l. u fl fa f j
IB ti i i ih - i t i
i om Wi t trt u. j t , of - - ut
th-ui . w tu Oi m -. tr u.iMM
i.t 1 1 a t.
Apru-J lUa ch t AD lUw
A joint re lutinn rrr-poHnjr t
amend erti.ni otie ( I) of i.nu-ie fir " )
of the Ooiuii.tut.ou U S- hral.n, at
inn to officers of tUe ex-cui.ve Ueiju.t-
lirul
B it r.-,t 1 snl amartl br thsLtU s-
tu ' f b H e oi N ka:
fa l i Tlia. li i i ou (I) of at-
ttol ll. ( ) of ou l n imi oi hi lata
aui -uj. d w rwa
NrtinB 1 Th x -ca if d jrt t -bK
d04 tt of m j tT ii r, ii tu ut-o ruor,
n"-t-lary of if- tJ 'i il r of . j 1 m uj
irra ur r, u r Uiea t a of u . 1 t
itruciioi, atw if a m oui.u .o ir
it
rut ma
b oi bun.
comro aitt,o i
pt
1 II
imI hota La offi c let tu o!
two vt f'.ttu tu Drat Th lrlar
tb Crt Tu-a a 1 1 wn ry. nfaor
k ! - tius. .u imti Ui ic t- ir
6 . k ul q a ifl d Iji b r l.r il ru
ml an j .?r aiba i boi . hi otii i f r t-rm of
tbr9 . a a btuui oa i..e fi -t Tnu
a iwr ib lirtt In- f m a u;.r a m
hi hu aul miu bit u
or u vt tti rui qa P o i ."I
bo0vtr, .ha fit b. fl -t pn- a e
iMinin.aa U"-' no kia tu of a. unuic
B-i. ara b..t i ib ui.wl
oiiiimi .u .er on 10 tba j 10.1 u, ou
Tir, un- or h p-ri-l ot iwu j-r ami
oliw I'tr I ti n nod of Ibrei t-i-. lb i;i'V
emop. M-.-r Ui . of hi i-i, mu.i or of
lie acoun a. aid m-a n r tbo. r 1 -' a
ilia tuvi ai du-in ih-T O rin t ofB ,
tb-r -h li k.i ba p h ie r-x d . o .
a d p r tbtf ai i ,li, . p r.o.ui U-b a
ut a. m bv req uruj u 1 w.
Ai.p.ovoi Mur b St. A. D. L&U
A joint retolnrion
amend w-tiou tweuty-aix (;'!) of 'ir
tide five (5) of tba Constitution of the
htate of Schraska, lim.litifr tho num
ber of executive state officers.
Be it rovel and nac at ly h Lir
U.aio a . I tb -t iia f N -ora kit:
Km' Um 1 th' aw-ll.,1 t .-n J nix ") of
arttrla 1W ( of ib O-i i 'l;u ;o.i o 1
H iu of S b aiKa o am d a o tv M u
ft-litiw:
ri! i i V. No o her X' u l ainta fil
v-r ex apt -lin- na nal in - tl-ii on (.)
of lba art h ill b- r- t-d. X u. )
br an aiH of b l.'i-lturH ah b t '
vu irarro i tn r i.ot ii-i tb n n "l ur u
nf tbo maib-r aleeUxl tu &. b bu
th r-,.t;
Prori lad. Thit any fns-t creitd ' r l l
BO of iba ici'iatur ni. Ia ab ab I
tba b-ta anr, t -tlur U of ti t in m
leia eiacied ut ea b huj ttfraj ooucu.
riuit.
Approved March 83. A D . .SJi
A joiut resolution proposing to
amend section nine (0) of urticie eij;!.t
(8) of the Od.sntutiou of the State of
Nebraska, piovioiujr for the iiiTcMtm lit
of the peimauent educa'.ioual fuuds of
tlie state.
Bait rn)vel and enart-d by lh'L"'la
tura of b lio of S bru.ka:
M n I. I'bitM'iia nlu O r'l a
ei.lil ' tba o i uu n iba b. -.
ot Kj- a ka am.-u ied to i eaa a-i lul
iur: reel on 9. All fanWtw onrlnir 10 lh U'
fr iu.-.tl .nal pn.p- iba mt r. ant
lo--oma abareuf nl a to l. u a , h II
Le d tnn tru-t tuitd bid by ib X la
a.d ha est' rhm anp .. an 1 ibr.
of ibai mar tu aa. m n." -cr.i,-l -k ihit
tb- aiiiiia -b'U ivihk a 'or.'trar mv o.
and u.ijlinl'd.h 1 an i shu I icm ia In
vaatad or oh., el ax apt on Ocil-d Hum
nr slrtta -a uritltsj o- ra.la -rd enntr
b nofl or rei -ler-d bo t (ib H -t t-o.d,of
tbia Ntitta. nnt n h uu t wi b th lnr
eat ant .uroma iberwit are b-?tvb oii.nin
I. pldel for lh.i iurpoet!nr a bi h bey
are gran -d and aet apart ant aiiai) int
la t. aaiferreu U auyoibar fujjf.r olber
uaws;
rToal tad. Tho board c-an al by auction
1 of lhia artiuia I cm uwr.l lo aill from
tlma to tliue any of tbi 'iirilai b I .nif.n
to tbi ti mtnent a b id f:md -n l uiv -.t
iha ..uw-. kiK m f in t ih.tr fr m innTuihi
MH-uritb-a a iwuiaia ad In thi c ti m l-r.
Ow a lil bor rata of int.r-,t ah'- KTir
au op.M.rtuuity for bat tar tuvaatmoit Is pre
setted; A'id pr.vdad further, That hn any
w.,rr .nt, u n 'ba xia'a ir -au r i
u .r.y ls-u-d iu pur. nan a of an apprnp.i.
aiio.i by ths Wi.U.ura and t-rirwi by iba
lacy oi a ux I .r na i a mom -lull
be tirefwnud t.) bo Ktata tredmurar for
pay ma it, and th -ra mb ill not
an. .no in 'b. oroiwr fun4 to imf
any
-ucb
warrnnt he board ei-eil l.y ae lion 1
of thu aruce m y ill e:t tha at.te trraa-ur.-r
to a' ibnmont dun on an b w.r
ra.it from nvMieya iu bii knods t- lonslnf
to ba per uaiiKut acho l fund of ih- a at,
end be nha.l h ld -aid warrant a. aa la
eeaTmant of -si 1 trmsuent a b ki fund.
Approved lUrcb . A. D lai.
1
A joint resolution proponing tn
mncudmeut to Ihe Cxnitniion of fbe
su.e of by.ddig Dew
tecfiou to article twelve (18) of said
j constitution to be nnmbered section
two (2) relative to the merging of the
government of cities of the nietro-
pol.tan clans and the government ot
tbe counties wherein such cities are
located.
Be it rawlTad and enacted by tha Legts-
Inturo of tha Hiara of Nbra.ka:
Hecil.nl That artiuia taeive CO of tbe
0ntl atlon of tba Mat of Na r ka Oa
amandod y a di ft-jaid srti le n-w aetv
nua a oumbared aoeilon lw.i (Z) to r.ad
rnllovts:
Hccu .n 2. Th soTarnmanl of any eitr of
tnn n.atroiio itn eiaas and tba f,r-
rn nenl of l ha ronnty In h ch
t is lo abl no he tn-rKed abod'
or in pa t b-n a prnoneiHuu mi to V haa
lenn u iinU.el or sutbo It of Uw n tbe
votra of auh elt. and i-onnty ai.t r-
j eeiael 'ha eaamt of a m irlty of ibe
! tomm ca-t in sui-h tit aid al-u a mnjonty
of ha voiei cn.t in tba eonnty ex .uatre
,koiat la aa h aotropontaa city elaaek
s. A. D. uns.
A joint resolution proposing an
amendment to section six (C)of article
(7) rf lhe Constitution of tbe
x
ot Nebraska, preribing the
BUUiner in which votes shall be cast,
Be it rewlv.-d and eaeehal by tba LesitlaS-
urn of IB' Mutte of Mebm-Jia:
nsa.lnn 1 Tb t seettoa (Q arttrle
MTi, , ; of ihe OMieiiialbm oi tba bim
of nrmm be seieaae to read as ful
or a
i . ,
oaa
ration I A'l vees htl he by belol. er
ea b o bar Bi-tboi a may be po-eorl l
law nrovliud Iba secrecy of voilaa ha
pr.-Mryi
Approved March A D Mb
A joint inaolatiou proposing to
araei.d section two (i) of article four
teen (14) of tbo Oonstttatlon of tbe
State) of Nebraska, relativo to doasMoas
Uinr of ih- -i-Uj of ji
Hwiua I Tbi e H-j . ) f ffM4
tuarupa (U) of i a -a of ib
haLwof ISuuia aa, tf ku a u Mt
foi iuvi :
2 Ko city, ooii y, t-w , piNci-wt,
tcum-iu uy . or a-iber iuhuI i a ui b
ti. un&li evr m kt u ti..'. to an
Works of lut -ruiU la : t- jm - ii, Kt
mmilmct try, um a jf p l im so to
tXJ ita..i ba La- flrt au V-d tu Ib
uaiflvl tor aa mx&Ji two
li.ir v-t at ai rie -ti ur aitbirtir of
Uw; Piurittxl 'In t u a du.t u. of a
rouut. with tb d 4nii.u4 of ucb a di
''"" ;
be i rrt 'lit i ut n
i
til oi-- ir VttiU- l-.fl
Ul, : Provwu tu. h r H i m,
".-r.. oh line, t .iu .. tw- p.-r
ixoi. to kl.l.Ura to u. h to or c-nt u 1
bo imjuun or eTl. iew oi in Iu i.K i.l! II vj
l-ul fthjili v id unl4 h sniei h I
k e-lirel h-r j-i . 3 -i t -d
t'f ih tH?crtaF a d an i if 1 att .
wl.i llwi toj la iMiua i yxumtiu. Uj
I, J. A. P prr, Frcrftnty of stnfa of
the Hate of Sebrarka, ;o lion by ci-rtify
that the foip-'i.m.' pr pwd a'liciitinmnts j
to the CoiiKlitotioii of the biuiH of Kt-
bra'a are true aud ci rrc -t copi's of '
the or g nal euiolipd and eiitros-wd ,
bills, a paw-ril by the Twenty-fourth
sei u of ih Ipislatiire t.f tho tla'e
of Si'braska. as appears fn ra taJd
oriKiuul bills ou file in this L.ct, and
that all and a-li it and iniKwd
siiipikIiiii Ills are fsubinitipd to the
quiiuiii'u Tun-la 01 me biii oi iie
braka for tneir ndo i i n or rfj-dion
at the K''mral election to be iMd on
TuMlay, the 3d cay of liveuiLer, A.
O., lbOtt.
I Iu tptinmny wheivof, I havo hare
frfipftin to nnto net my nand and affiled luo great
seal of the S nte of Schioxka.
iJoiie ut Liucoiu this )7ih day of
July, in l he year of oui Lund, OueThon
aiid, Eiclit Hnriilipd and Sinety-Six,
of he Incepeixx'uce i.f the L'uifd
Slati-a Ihe O HnmiiPd and Twenty
Firisi. slid of this stale the Thirlielh.
(Leal ) . J. A ril'ER,
Secret aiy of State.
Good rigs furnislied on short notice.
Reliable drivers and quiet saddle horses always on hand.
Good accommodations for transcient customers.
Ibrses boarded.
TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL.
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COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1888.)
Harrison, Nebraska.
E. BaKwsn-.n,
l're.itdont.
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $50 000.
. ansacts a General Banking Business.
CORRESPONDENTS:
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On aii a National Bank. Omaha,
First National Bani, Chadron,
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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TUT? mER OCBWtCii-cagt.
GRANT OUTHRIE,
Attorney-at-Uw.
Prompt attention given to alt legal
natter in Justice, County and UUtrict
1 (iurn, auJ before the United State
' Luud Olfke.
j Fire lasumoce written iu reliable
! companies.
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i Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser.
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to and from the
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OF
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Tikennp on hl prlnilwa In Bwn pra
rtiict, Mimx county. Neb., on Auk. S, l"'.
mure and mii'lctiiK colt branilivl J b ir II and
J F coiim-ctod. i'J12 V.. t. MrsaiiOSS
LIVER12",
Feed and Sale
Stable.
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D. HAMLIN,
PROPRIETOR.
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Vicd-PreaideoL
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