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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1896)
Lioaal D«ws. Mic min Friday evening Athe OBryan npent Holiday In ihi city. John Taylor did work at St. Paul thu week. L. Rein and M. i’olnkl vlnlled Anhlon Sunday. Mr* Peter# went to SI. Paul Tuend.ij morning A herd of mule* panned through town Wednesday. For any thing In the liarnetti line eall at T. M. Keed*. Mr*. Frank Perdue vlnlled at Or.mil inland till* week The delinquent la* lint in being pub Untied thin week. I have eorn, oat* and ground feed for aale T. M Keed. Cban. liutehlnnon of Grand inland did buainena here Saturday. Mr Love of Greek Outer wan vlnlt lug in thin city la*t week. Mr*. Frank Clin# returned from Albion Tue*day evening. W. J. Mullck I* employed In the county treanr rer'n oiflce. Mr Sutton in enj>>tiug a vlnlt with (elation* from Bloomfield. K. A. Smith has moved hi* family Into hi* residence in this city. The Union Pacific floating gmg worked the road here this week | i George Truelsdn wasqaltehadly hurt one day last week by a horse falling on him. ignite a number from this place at tended the dance at Hockvllle Saturday evening. Hugh McFaddeu who has been 111 some time w’att able to ride to this city Saturday. J. F. Da’roll traveling freight age- t of the U. p was here on business Wednesday. Ker Hodges delivered a sermon both morning and evening at tbe Babtist church Sunday. Tbe lower rooms in the old Matsass olt betel are being tilted up for re publican headquarters. Mr* M. t'allaham of Kansas City arriv ed Tuesday evening and will visit a few week* with relations. W hile going to tbe depot thl* morn ing John Harney slipped and sprained bis ankle quite severely. The business on the main line of the ,U. P. la evidently picking up as four new train crews have been recently placed. Mr and Mr*. J I, Baillie, of Shelton i re here visiting with their daughter* Mr*. W. J. Fisher and Mrs. Geo. E Beuacbotcr. Mr. and Mr*. 1'. S. Simmon* of W|». eonsln are visiting with their daughter Mr*. \V. T. Owen* this week, having arrived Wednesday evening. We have been assisting tbe Time* forces this week In getting the delin quent tax list ready for publication and In consequence we are late with this Issue. The town Is being iufested with •wanna of wasp* which seem to be • wanning In almcat every house in town. F.aery room In tbe schools of the city are alive with them. I" the Spring time a voung man's fancy lightly turn to thought* of I)e Witt's Little Early Klaers, for they always cleanse the liver, purify the b'ood, and Invigorate the system — Oilendabl Bros. Kola Randall got quite badly hurt last Tuesday evening by stepping into a defective place in the side walk The authorities should look alter the side walks better, they are In a very bad condition. Tb*re was a social dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs Louuiuus Tracy last Satitrdny evening, (juliea few were out Irom town and s good time la reported, Mr*. F, Stahl Is visiting at her old home at Cincinnati, Ohio I>id you ever think how nmdfly the h ood Is poisoned by constipation » Bad blood means had kealth and pro. mature old age ItoWUf. Llltl# harly Kiser*, the famous lltttle ptlia, overcome obstinate cousttpation Odendahl Bros Mr August lie. hthold and Miss Anna Itoae were married at the home of the brides parents at n :to test Friday eve. idng- H II t'ouger doing (he lying a#t. Both (he bride ami groom are eltisrus Of this oily and have manv waim friends who join os in wishing them a prospruus and happy future Methodist Kplssmpal t horuh hunday «»c«. lit- lsts. ttpeetai l ie gram of Kpworth |.#.goe Remember your Hible and ogerlng AM are cordially invited L»l every o*e. » and member c«m» Let eli our t»i*nd. v„mr Vss, we want every My D“ md forger |he dale, A-i*i in all p».,iht« way* V uaa teurfi n.da will he taehumr A pleasing tHug'sw susllsywu Vat*a«~s—atssast rntam ass ua *u*»avsi M t*s|»**iMe >*<**. ta* mr hmmata hehoss** an wry trait payacye meetly nwHaapeetea hnims permaw am**a*#* r cm »h ... a*amped > avehrpe Ms* Marmasi, *«a* Held leg. ghmagm Tho Republican Paris’s State Can didates. I BTAND HIGH IN PUBLIC FAVOR Strongs*! Ticket Knr Tr«Mnt«<l to tin Voter* of XobraokO—III Winner* for CongreM. It ill now nearly three months since the Hcpnblican state ticket was placed in nomination, and during tho whole oi i this time the opponents of Republican ism in Nebraska have not been ublo to breathe a word derogatory to any can didate, or to assail the ticket us a whole 1 on any material point. A* a matter of | fact tiie ticket as a whole is the best . that has been put in the field in this ■fate for many year*, i The comment of the pres* of Ne | brasku upon the nomination of Jack j MacColl has been the most flattering ever accorded the candidate of any party • in tills state for the gnliernutoriat office, and the enthusiasm that was shown in j the beginning bits not only not abated j bnt ha* grown witli each week of tho j campaign. His canvass thus far lias been ulni'ist entirely in the western part j of tlic state, which section is respond ing nobly und promises the greatest Re publican vote shown since the inception ; of the Populist movement. It is not 1 necessury to dwell upon Jack MacOoll's ! personal fitness or business qnuliflca | tious, because they are well known to ali men. It is enough to say that his manliness and great-heartedness are sure passports to tho affections of tho people, and there is gronnd for tho bo I lief frequently expressed that he will lead the entire Republican ticket, even t hough tho ticket be exceptionally strong through and through. Orlando Tefft is one of the pioneers of Nebraska, and hus a peculiar hold upon the people of Cass comity, where he lias resided for so many years. That regard extends to all parts of the state where he is known, und that is throughout nearly all of the length and breadth of Nebraska. He has held various posi tions of public trust and bad served sev eral terms in the legislature of the state without one word having ever been breathed ogainst his personal character or official aids. He will make a capable, honorable, conscientious presiding offi cer of the senate, and if emergency shonld ever require, would All with sat isfaction the executive office. Joel A. Piper, who has served one term aa secretary of state and was re nominated unanimously, by acclama tion, was entirely deserving of that com pliment. He has conducted the affairs of the office and served us a mein tier of the various state boards to which he be long* with both intelligence and fidelity to the public interests,having no thought except the interests of the people of the whole state. Hi* election cannot lie unanimous, like hi* nomination, but it will follow as the reward of good offi cial conduct. The nomination of P. O. Hedlnnd for auditor was more than a recognition of the Bwedish-Ainericaii and the other foreign voting element of the stale. He has served nearly four years as deputy auditor and has proven to the people his fitness in every respect to fill the of fice a* its chief. He is ono of Nebraska’s best bnsiness men, ho is a high-minded gentleman of irreproachable character, and is in fact one of the kind of men that all men delight to honor. All of the best qualities of manhood and the highapt attributes of the suc cessful aud Honorable bnsiness man are combined in Churles E. Casey, the par ty’s nominee for state treasurer. He has been known for many years in the business and political circles of Nebraska and never hus an evil insinuation been breathed against his name. As a banker he has been conservative, safe, and hon orable iu his dealings with all men. This fact is attested by the remarkable unun unity of sentiment in his favor through out southern Nebraska where he is best known, and by the people of all parties in his own county who join in the testi monial of confidence that has been scut out to the entire people of the state. The office of uttorney general has never been better managed than during the incumbency of A. 8. Churchill, the nominee for re-election. He has sliowu htmmdf to he a lawyer of ability, and no personal Interests or |s>htiral prejudices | have evet swayed in the least tie- duels ! foM that be hits la-ell called upon toreu I dor. Ills re-lection will be a just m-og. | union of his professional abilities and i personal tntegiity. Captain H. C Kiuum-U, the old solde-r I candidate, is as brave and fearless m ti,n discharge of Ins official duties os he was courageous in helping to |..*t down armed secession lie t« a faithful and HUUpeteiit otfleial He knows n thing but liis duly and lie d • * n at sii times | He Is a strong man personally and Ins j candidacy a id. strength to the entire j ticket The candidate* fot saprem* )sl|<s ar» ! Judge \l. I* Kink.od of u Neill, and [ If on If lari Hyatt of Igite-tin Jtnlge .; Klukanl s popularity has Is - it at ■-•tost a : couple of times by his rleetl «t t.. tt,. district tudgeship 111 a H pultst dtsinel ill It*an is one -4 llm 1* a-iing lawyers I t4 the slate and dastb high at the tain . coster e- uni* bar iu.ih ace s*U «|uo4 tied fig settle* upon the supreme U urk j The sbwlorui cetsdelstee a>s t'leuk J Nsdn.k J l; II uta, A J ball. * bam. A C I »l»r tad Itraper, II A j Ihttby, J I. U>dv«lt| ami M L ' fusel K** »* i-Ssi who a sols lo tss Coalite. I fig VI Ktutey and It t art, «ed I it a I Is what a «oj ni| of the VoOers *4 N brash a want, will t«a»* a rbek mart opts ait* these names upon the m id i bail g Ths Mepuhiican f-egi—l ma* < audit dales IM the <t» dtslit- >s are as toll .es la the flnt. J it Slut#, *4 the city -4 Umndu. aha has served igw term and whose re steelt,,« is asauivd Uave ^ Mercer has served two terms in the Se I otid or Omaha district and will lie n : tarned for the third term by a rmiMii majority, Bos* Hammond, the capj ble young newspapi r man of Fremon , has been nominated in the Third dii , triet, and while he lias to meet the an j ted opposition of the Democrats, Fopt lists and free silverites, he has a host c | friends uud there is little doubt of hi election. Congressman Mainer, again candidate in the Fourth district, hn I made an admirable record and his r« | election is a foregone conclusion. Cor | gresstnan Andrews has a walkaway fe the re-election in the Fifth, as a resnl of the excellent service that he has give in the past. A. E. Cady, the "giant" ci the big Sixth, is making a uiuguiftceu campaign against (aids, but his nhilit; I and honesty are recognised by tii masses and reports from the distrlc give every assurance that ho will over come the fusion majority that he had t meet ut the outset of his campaign. All of tile candidates of the Kepnhll can party in Nebraska stand for safe conservative, and a businesslike admin iatrution of public nfTuirs, and their clec tion along with the majority that No braskn will give the nationul ticket, wll go hand in hand with tiic return of liet ter conditions and a renewal of prosper ity in state and nation. ilryaii anil the fleet (lni»«r». Anil now we are told by the loca I Bryan organ that 80 per cent of tin sugar beet growers of Fierce county wll ! vote for Bryan. If this were literullj 1 true it would only show that the sugai | beet growers of Nebraska are willing t< 1 abandon beef growing and go buck t< growing corn and oats. Nobody hai . t»'{I.. I l/i uloli # Ik. t.j.s.t titiivut' iinl iislrtr ui persistently on him William Jenningi Bryan and nobody ha* worked hardei I than he to give the foreign nugar bee grower preference over the America! nugar beet grower. The beat nugar producer* of Germany 1 Auntria, France and Belgium receive bonntle* on all the nugar they export tc the United Htate*. But Mr. Bryan ii not willing to give the American nilgai beet ruiner* any protection either in tlx shape of bounty or import duty to on able them to compote in their own mar ket with the foreign product ruined by half-paid lalxir. Mr. Bryan’* principle ha* been: “Buy in the cheapent mar ket and let homo iuduntry take care ol itself the bent it can.” The nugar beet i grower* of Nebraska know all thin and that i« one reason why they will not vote for Bryun. In voting against him they will only be carrying out Bryan'i I own precept that they should cast theii vote* for their own interest*.—Omaha Bee. (iod 111cm Him Kur It. "Every Tiber of HU lielng Thoroughly American." Wheat Versus Money. In 1867 the price of wheat ranged from $1.65 to $2.87 per bushel, and the per capitu circulation of money in the United States was $18.28. In 1877 the price of win-at ranged from $1.011 a to $176'i, per bushel and the per capita circulation of money wai $15.68. In 188* the price of wheat ranged J from cents to 9411 cents per bushel aud the )s-r capita circulation of uionej 1 was $22.45. In 1894 the price of wiieat ranged ; between 50 cents and 65*4 cents pet ! bushel and the per capita circulation ol IlliillCV M ilA Ai l Ik) If more money ia «U that i» needed t< inaure a U tter price for wheat, will •nine of the liryamie aohool of polk ticiana hung their pondtrow intalliwti to bear tip'll thewi tigarea and < <plati: how it la that wheat commanded throt dual more money when the fier caplu eiiwalati a wm from tu and tiu that, it doe* II .w when the jaur capita circa Ulion i* R. l.' N V Commercial Advertiacr the I»l»tIfW«* I’oililiiliuail |t« it retuemlo-red that, Monday, Hep temt r It. 1 Mat 111 Omlha. A. I> Hon*r met on* it 1, Metcalf, manag tag miltor of the ttutaha World-Herald •nd that the •aid M- h alf. editor of iht Wrl-ill.-uid, Iht It ami there told Iht •aid Rmtmei • Vntttwt go up Pi tin Cniue urn t- Might ami arm a lug etowtl hut you will pot hear limit he t,«*hratt.‘ Ami a w ih« mnu Metcalf tu tha m»uti mu l bund orgau of itiaiiiate* l dr Mm*, ihltli* the premeditated, orgattlaeti i»«i||imh of the *il write* who h die graced limaba at the no • ting M- inlay Might, Heptetwher It, iMM Rat Ml Ml Mail WtU he a k’Mg tiMte < t|n«ndM« how he eaiwe tu mah» twit a tlata mewl -Nekiait City t M«e Ikiw Alt *a twee t am ip diitg l*iiow«, •peahtag all wy day*, mud mat my Might*, min id tma la • teat ton i tunned m te tw* |«u H*'« ngh a That tha way m mahe at wealthy, u* *vt ie oa *»* lull) Auew U P tahe «r |t'i»ut it tiara and M>>h p am aU in two, Tnai « tha tath that I aw taihtug through the laud amt throwgt my hat, wee tu* In pm Wi|i tarn Ur yaw fl<ow the whte awd »haU -w IHatte |u JiaoapiM* Raw* jj PROPOSED :| CONSTITUTIONAL ; AMENDMENTS. ii * . The following proponed amendment* * to the Coiifttitution of the State of No r hrnaka, aft hereinafter net forth in full, ( are ftuhmitted to the elector* of the f Slate of Nebraaka, to be voted upon t at the general election to bo held Tue« 1 day, Novembers, A. D., I MM: , A joint renolutlon proponing to . amend Mention* two (9), four (4), and i five (0,) of article nIx (U) of the Coiiftti* tution of the Stnteof Nebraftka, relating to nuinlN-r of judge* of tho aupreme \ court and their term of office. Be It rnnolvnit anil •mu'iwl by the le-ftlnbi turn of the Hm« of N'-brnnlta! i imi 1. That Miction two (9) nl artlaift | nix 0'i) nl the < oriel I r ti 11 oi of lh< Mate or Mebraak i b, nmenibMl no »« f<» null a* fol low«: M-dion I Tbo ftiipreme eourt ahill until otberwim provided by b»w, «on*lat of Hvo (-0 Jti'ltCMw it iii ij -rliy of whom •hull bm» *i nut,, to form » quorum or to pronounoo Im i -wtnii »»»?« juiiww «»* »»• In <•»*• s ri lining to rnvnnuo civil raw< In w hi'h tin-slate ahull 1st a party, inunilainii*. I quo warranto. habeas corpus, and «u h sppcllatu Jurisdiction, aa may be provide ! by law. ! Mention 2. That section four (4) of ar iola i llx (II; of the Constitution of the Htate \ of Nebraska, let amended so aa to read aa fob I Iowa: Heotlon 4. Tba Judges of the supreme court slisll I* eiwbel lir the electors of the Btete at large, and their term of office ex I cept na hereinafter provided, shall let for a part'd of not leas than live (») year* as the 1 legislature rouy prescribe. He -tlnn 3 That suction five (h) of artln'e (lx (0) of the Constitution of I he Htate of Ne braska, i.o amended to reail as follows: Hectloa 6. At the first general elootlon to be held In I lie year 1330. theru shall Im elected two (2) Judges of the supreme court one of whom shall be elected for a term of two (2) years, one for the term of four (4) years, and at ouch general election there after, lher» shall be elected om- Judge of the supremo court for the term of five ff<) years, unless otherwise provided by law: Provided, that the Jndgoe of the au preine court whoso terms have not expired at the tlfim of holding the general elec tlon of loud, shall continue to hold their office for the remainder of the term for whl-h they were respectively t.ommts aloutsl. Approved March V, A. D ItM A joint resolution proposing au amendment to miction thirteen (115) of article six of the Constitution of tba Btuta of Nebraska, relating to com pensation of aupreine ami district court Judgea. IP it resolved by the Legislature of the Htata of Nebraska: Heotlon 1. That section thirteen (13) of article etx (0) of the Constitution of the Htate of Nnbraika Im amended so as to read aa fol lows; Hco 13 The Judges of th-> supreme and district courts shall reculve for their services su'-h compensation a* may be provided by law, payable quarterly. The legislature shall at ita first sesatou after the adoption of this amendment, three fifths of the members elected to aa-b bouse concurring, establish th'dr compensation. The compensation so as tablish.td shall not be changed often*r than once In four years, and lu no event nuiees two-thirds of the members elected to deb houae of the legislature concur therein. Approved March 30, A. D 1306. A joint resolution proponing to amend section twenty-four (34) of article five (5) of the Constitution of the Htate of Nebraska, relating to com pensation of the officer* of the executive department. Be it resolved and enacted by the Legislature of the Htate of Nebraska: Uoctlon l. That section twentr-foar (24) of article five (a) of the lions'Button of the ' Htate of Nuoraska be amended to read aa fob lows: Hactlon 24. The officer* of tba executive department of the state government shall receive hr their services a Compensation to be established by law, wbp h shall Im neither increased nor diminished during th* term for which they shall have been com missioned and they shall not re eive to their own u»e any fees, costs, Interest#, upon puollo moneys in their hands or under their control, perquisite* of offi-e or other compen sation and all fees tbit may here after be payable by law for services performed by an officer provided for In thia article shall be paid in advance Into the state treasury The legislature shall at its first session after thu adoption of this amend : ment, th sc IT tbs of the members me- te l to eaih house of the legislature con curring, eetabllsh the salaries of the officers named lu this article. The com p*-u atloii so eetabllslmd shall not be changed ofteoer than once In four years aud in no , event nuiees two third# of thu members elected to each houae of the legisisturu concur therein Approved March W A. L. 1334. A joiut resolution proposiug to utneml section one (1) of artiula six (0) of thu O institution of thu Htate of Nubriu ka. relating to jadio.al power. B - It resolved and enacted by the Legisla ture of lb- Huie f Nebrs'ka; auction I That -ectlon ou ■ (I) of article six C-l -f ihei iiialiiutlou of iheHtaieof Nebraska L amended to ieel a* follow*; •ho lion I Tb* Jiidl ial power of thl* state , shall Im vested in a supreme court. distrn » - \ court* county c-urie jusipeg of the ! Ills 1-1 I * magistrals-* aud la attcb other ■ sour • iufei |ur to tb < supreme eouit a* may Im mealed by law la »ln li l*o Iblrda ut tb« in eta Ml'a wvs'lod to eaa-b house - , es-wur. A ,1.1 sell If *». Ik At A ll IMA A Jurat raatluUnu (irup-Miutf to amend MKVtOiu rloiru (II) of arlk'ta tU (I) of tha (’uMlItklli* of I ha Mala of NvbfWik*. rotating l*.t luornam in uu<u> j Ur of »u|>tv u»» ami Utiiru'i fuati Judge* t» i« *» I ■«* i*l tty lit Utaiilataia •4 lb* wti* ut Jt» ' Waga i •twitetn I llai «w*twa daeaa ell) uf •to l* . « v»» ul ib» tMMlttalbta u] lb* mala | al h»fc«»'ba Va laatM o. n»| at M j fay* A,bw II Tha WyHMMI tbatiN ley lb <*4» I ik i« «..<•»,». i~l ittaavb Itaa «b« i *a at iUn«i «a«t >a u* *ft*« lit *a« f utio Ik * «.| - l.bt baadt«4 *»4 *i«#*» atiaa w l !'»**. « tbaa at-» ta t way tail ! »»■ t**ta |at> aaut'aa af |«taa* ul mi S ****** •**! **♦•*#* » •***«• aVl la# Mt«i Wi. u I tU «i»u *a k bii<*it tin) j ka •«»«.» >4 aimgart W**u .*y mJ t» u • ii-l by i i-li m4 t»k la *l*a*f *4 »*» • b*a*u la lU k mlula j 4 a 4 «l«* » Mail a>4 ** ala »b« ** • 4 Ml tad#* Aii ii*»l kl***b An, A tb MM ___ __ A ) tul yoMtlaib* )tyuyt«4«lg I • aiMt ud oi ili »» mIhU mm (Ii uf tha iVn-tiilull o uf tha Hkata uf Nahiaaka. •vUtiug to Ilia) kg I«rf - IV II rmolvnd Mid enacted by the I*ef inlntan of th • Ht*(0 of Nebraska: Htk tion 1. That eectiun all (6). urttiH* o*m fl) of the (kmMtitotlon of th* Htat#* of No braMkn txi nm«*nd d to r««d on foJIowe: Hwrtion n. The right of trial b Jury *h»il remain inviolato, bur tho login atu « u»a/ pro Tide th «t In civil a< tlon* flv*i»l*Un of Mu* jui j dim/ rondor a vnrdlut. and tho loginlaturo maj al«o m'h irii- trial by a Jury of a lean numbwi than tw««ve men. In oourta Inferior to the dia ti i I ootri Approved March XI. A D 1*06. A joint resolution proposing t< amend section one (1) of article five (A; of the Constitution of Nebraska, relat ing to officers of the executive depart ment. its It resolved slid snset'-d by thn Lroglsl* turn of thn Mta'a i,t Nebraska: Mectlon I Tlist section »n« (I) of »i" tlol» five (A) of thn Constitution of ihs " 1st* of Nntirssks ho amended to read s« fol low*: Ho,-tlon 1 Tlm nxnratlvn department shsli consist of s governor, llnnti-nsnt -governor, secretary of stale su-rllor of pubic **• nuiits, treasurer, -urrlntcmlent of pub I • In struction, sttornny general. commissioner of pumln Isiuls mu) buildings, and ihren Tiil.rosd r-oiniiilssloA rs. ns- h ot v boin, except iho soi l milrosl commission*! * shut i hold his office for s term ot two years, front the first Thursday aflnr thn first Tanadar tu January, lifter his elm-tlon. siel until his sin- -rssor is •loctel smi qualified Kah rnllrosd mm ml-sloncr shall hold his office for n term of three years Is,ginning on the first ThorsIny after thn first Tuned*/ In gn.uary a ter his ole* tlon. and until his succes •or is elo-ted and qu-ilflnl: P* ovldisl, however, Hint si the first general mere tlon Imld after the adoption of this amend ment there shall Ire elected three railroad commissioner., one for ihs porlod of one yisrr, on** for the perl*st of two yenrs, and one for the p-rlod of three years. The gov ernor, secretary of State, auditor of pul*, lie accounts, and treasurer shsli reside at the eapltal during their term of uffl-e; th--/ shall keep ihs public record*, looks smf pn|H-r* there and shall perform such du ties as may Ire required by law. Approved March HO, A. L) lW.r. A joint resolution proposing to amend section twenty-six <M) of ar ticle five (0) of the Constitution of the titate of Nebraska, limiting tiie num ber of executive state officers. he It resolved and enacted by the leg Islature of the Htnte of Nebraska: Mention 1. That section twenty six ( d) of article five (h) ot thn (lonstftutloo of tlm Mtatu of Nebraska Ire aumnded lo mud us follows; Mention HI. No other executive slate ofll oers except tleree named In an thru one (I; of this article shall be creeps], • X* cot by an act of tlm legislature which Is concurred In by not less thiui three f rurtlis of the members elected to each house thereof: 1'rovPlaa, Thai any omen creneii ny an act of th« legislature nmy be abolish'd i-y tha • legislature, two-thirds of the mem bers elected to each house Hereof concur ring. Approved March DU. A. L> . IS'Ji. A joint resolution projecting to amend section nine (0) of article eight (8) of the Constitution of the Btate of Nebraska, providing for the investment of the permanent educational funds of the state. Be It resolved end enacted by the Legisla ture of the Otate of Nebraska: Section I. The! section sine (10 of article eight 00 of the Constitution of the Htate of Nebraska be amended to read as fol lOWM* Motion #, All funis belonging to the state for educational purposes, the Interest and bn com* whereof only are to be use I, shall be deemed trust funds held hy the stale, end the state shall supply ell Josses there of that may In any maimer aocrue. so that the same shall remain forever Inviolate and uudlmluished. and shall not he In vested or loaned except on United fltetes or atate securities, or registered oouuty bonds or registered school district bonds of this stats, end such funds with tb« Inter est and income thereof are hereby solanm ly pledged for the purposes for whb-h they are granted and set apart, and shall not be transferred to any other fund for otbor uses; Provided. The board created by section 1 of this article Is empowered to sell from time to time any of thn securities belonging to the permanent a -haol fund and Invest the proceed* arising therefrom In any of th» securities enumerated In this section bear tug a higher rate of Interest whenever an opportunity fur better investment la pro Seated; And provided further, That when any warrant upon Iba state treasurer rug ularly Issued In pursuance of an appropri ation by the legislature and secured hy the levy of a tax for Its payment. shall be presented to the state treasurer for payment, and there shall not he any money In the proper fund to pay such warrant, the board crested by section 1 of this article may direct the state treas urer to pay the amount due on em-h war rant from moneys In bis hands belonging to tha permanent school fund of the slate, and he shall hold said warrant us an tu vestment of said permanent school fund. Approved March M. A. D 1DM4. A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Conatitution of the 8tate of Nebraska by adding a new section to article twelve (13) of aaid conatitution to be numbered aection two (3) relative to the merging of tbe government of cities of tbe metro puiitau elans and the government of tbe eouutiea wherein auili eitiee urn located. Ha II rawilvad ami aoaelad lijr Ilia l-aala lelura of Iha (data of Nolim.ki Haolioa l. Thai artlola twalra (U) oI lh» Oonaltiutlou of lb« Mnta of N'ol.riatu Ini amamiad l>y a-liU ■* to *aid aril la n if nr no. l|oa hi l a umabarad aaaiiue two (ij lo r-*d a# follow# i baolloa ». Th« fovarautaal of any ally of Iha n«lro|»>>lUa uiaaa and Iha aoy. aramaat or iha fuaty la whi.*h It U Im'alwl mar l*» u*r*<ki »b..ll* or la |mrl wh«« a |.*..|»«nit .« *o do bn lama aulHalliod by aulhorlly of taw b> iha Vulara of aooh ally au I tuualy aad r« rat rat >h» aaeml of a maj rlly of tfa» volrn rail la au. h allr and al«u a maturity •f Iha roiai -a«l la Iha tutmly aa ia«*o of i hum iui la aa h mal>o|u>iitau ally at u 1 al* Hum, AM»o«»I M*r. b '* A U let A )»’•“• hwilallua |ifi<t*<aiiig an auit udiin ill lo Me llon ate (i) uf arlhlo •avail (?) nf tba UniulitMlln* uf iha (Mato of Neteaeha, |.«ea.ntmg Iha utauimf III which Vi lea ahull ho >w*l Ha M yuedrod •»( aM«. uni by lh« lu«t. .| «l« <4 Ub* . TV* jmtbm hi «*» of aril .a aa*«j |f) af iha I UMaMlalhm af lh> 01*1# *4 M*t*Mb*«* to ttwMito to tto4 <m M lto*tott 4 4*1 «to*t to to to*4* k t?Swii2rVwS£ wi 4***«t IM* • 4 U 44* A (-am fomdalh* |u t-mug u •mM Hftlna taro (I) uf utMo fo«r Won ()4) uf the tvOMiitaiiuM uf u»„ |M«to uf Nahioaha, raUUre to tlMttatfcuia h> wufha of lalofHol lw*o>.iao.au! an* manufactories. Be It resolved snd enacted by th" I or Islstureof th" Mote of Nebraska: H-ctlon 1 That sent ton two (2) of srllcl • fourteen (14) of tlei (Jonst nation of ■ - Hiateof Nelnaika, be Hiueudeil to ren i as follows: Bee. 2 No city, oouniy. town, preolnei, muolelnallty, or other sulsllrlelon of ilm state, shall ever ninke donations to any works of Internal Improvement, or manufactory, unleat a proposition so to do ehall hare boon first submitted to the quallUml elector* amt ratItiel by a two third* vote at an election by authority of law; Provided That such donations of a county with the donations of such subdi vision* In ihs aggregate shall not exceed ten per oent of tne assessed valuation of auih county: Provided, further. That any city or county may, liy a three fourth* vote, Increase such Indebtedness five per cent, In aildltlon to such ten per cent and no bonds or evidences of indebtedness so Issusd sbnll le valid unlo** lb- same shill hsvs endorse I th ireon a es-tlflcate signed by the secretary and audllor of slato. showing that the sains Is issue 1 pursuant to law. Approved March 20, A D„ 1NB5. I, J. A. Piper, secretary of state of tho xfuto of Nebraska, do hereby certify thut (ho foregoing proposed amendments to tho Constitution of tho Htute of Ne brusku are true and correct copies of tho original enrolled and engrossed bills, u* passed by the Twenty-fourth session of the legislature of the Htute of Nebraska, us apjieurs from said original bills on 11 lo in this office, and thnf, all utid each of said proposed amendments are submitted to the qualified voters of tho Htate of Ne braska for their udoptiou or rejection at the general election to be held on ’Tuesday, the lid <luy of November, A, I)., I MW. In testimony whereof, I have here unto set my baud urn) affixed the great seal of tile Htate of Nebraska. Done at Lincoln tills 17th tlay of July, in the yearof our Lord, One Thou sand, Eight Hundred and Nluety-Bix, f of tiie Independence of the United Htute* the One Hundred and Twenty First, and of this stute the Thirtieth. (Bei»l.) J. A. PIPER, Secretary of State. f.KGAI. NOTICK, In lusti li t Court of Sherman county, und Stale of Nebraska IIlrum 0. Chase Mr., I’amiHT va. (i. K. I,uplon, U J. Walker, Defendant*, slate ol Nebraska, I Mneruian Comity, (* *• To li. K. I.upton and G. J. Walker, de fendants: Ton will take notice tliat on the 17th day ol August, l-NM, plalntlir liere III died III* pellllon In llie District Court of Mlieiman county, Nebraska. against said defendants, llie ob|ect and prayer of which are lo recover a Judgement for the nii ,i of One Hundred Thirty Dollars and Twenty, seven cuuli, Jl.ie.117) Willi interest at l« per cent per annum now due and payable from said defendant* lo said piulntirr on a cur tain promisor;- nolo In favor of W T Chase for llie sum of IKMOO, dated August 17th IHW, and payable one year thereafter with Interest at ten per com pei auunin fioni dale unitl pal-l. Maid note was there, after for valuu iluly assigned to plulnlid, and such proceedings were hu l pursuant Ptlaw that an order of aiiuctmieni was duly Issued lu silt! action, and lawfully leviedou I lie following described real c* late, situate In said eounty of Mbernau and Mlale of Nebraska, lo-wit An undi vided one third lull rest In and to toe North West IJuurler of Muetion seventeen (I7( in Township Killeen <|i|) Nonli of IXaiige Sixteen weal, as Hie properly ol the saul defendant U I I.upton. I'btlntirT pray* for u Judgi-meht for the sum of fi:to J7 and Interest thereon at llie rain often per eent per annum from Angus', ifnii, |Kls|, and the costs of said action and lliat said land he sold to satisfy the s.ime. You are required to answer said petition oil or helore the l'Jth day ot October, 1H'.*| Dated Meplemher find, isgi: IIIIIA tl C. CH ASK MU,, riallltllt Attest IIy T M. Nioiitinoai.k, I.oiiis Brik, III* Attorney, clerk of llie D strict Court. NOTICE TO NOM-KEMIDKNT DE KKNHANTS In District Court of Mhcrmau County Nebraska. Abraham 1,. Krelder and John N liarphuui, partner* doing husliius* under the lino name of Krelder A llarpliujj, l-)aiuiltt*. vs, Taylor Williams, Mary J. William*, W. (). Wadsworth, A Company Klrst Nalioual llank of Daveuport, Iowa, Hulderhecke and Miller, Defendant. Htalu of NehraMka 1 Hhurman county. ( • ■ w C. Wadsworth A Company. Klrst Nat. lonal Hank of Davenport. Iowa, and Hol der beeke and Miller, the Above named non-resident duteudeiu* will take notice that on the Ith day of September 1MU0 the alsive named plaintiffs filed Iheir petition lu the said district court ot Mhurinau coun ty, Nebraska against llie above named de tendants, the olijeul and piayer of wiilch ate to foreclose a certain moriguge oxecu led by the deleudant fay lor William* lo Hie defendant Mary J. William., and there uliei assigned lo plaintiff, iiism Hie pil low lug described teal eslute alluatuiii lue eoiimy of slid mall anil slate of Nebraska, pi wli sc, Hoii twenty iitue iJOt In town ship lourteeii i||i north oi i augu thirteen il and also Hie West half of the south west quarter of section eleven (111 |u towailiin thirteen 11north of range thirteen h -"K wv.t.d the Sixth principal meridian, lo ’ secure the bavmeul of one proimsory note ttateil June tkth, l*W lor Hie shim of Three t llt.llNil'Ml IliltUr*. Hint llttti 14 It tl I,Its 1*1,0 I,. uiid >rnr from iltv liicifoi, wtili mitti. 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