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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1899)
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND FOR DELINQUENT TAXES. For Tbf> Yrtr 18UH ami Prior V«ar». The State of Nebraska ) s y Sherman County. j 1 To all whom in may caneern: You will take notice that all lands anil lott on whhh taxes for 1898 and prior years have not been paid, will be sold at the County Treasurer's office in the court house In Loup City' Nebr on the rirst Monday In November, 1899, between the hours of 9 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock l«. m ; said sale to adjourn from day to day until all the lands and lots have been offered for sale. The following is a list of the lands and lots to he sold and the amounts set opposite the description Is the amount due and unpaid May 1st, 1899. Toeach amount will be added interest and cost of advertising: ROCK VII.I.E TOWNSHIP. All In twp. 13 R. 13 tie*. Sec Am"' n e fourth 1 n * fourth 3 n2 b e qr an(* * el a*4 3 w 30 ncre* of ne 4 *w 4 5 w 2 sw qr 5 se qr sw qr lesB town 5 ge qr ne qr. Jots 1 ami 1, n 2 ne 4 and lot 3 0 Part ne qr »« qr ne qr 8 Part n* qr an (jr ne qr 8 Part se qr nw qr uw qr 8 n w q r Bw qr 0 Be qr 9 » 2 »* 4 II n w qr 12 i-2 b»4 and w2 re 4 13 ►2 b* 4 4 3 n* ur 14 lot I 17 pt lot8 2, 3, 22 all In twp 14 rtf 13 dea See Ain't 3 10 56 4 10 51 0 10 00 7 8 72 8 10 Ml) 10 12 87 10 0 64 11 10 67 11 9 50 11 9 72 13 22 41 14 15 54 14 16 13 14 14 60 15 0 63 15 0 73 e2 n w 4 and e2 sw 4 18 9 20 »2 nw4 19 3 99 ne qr 21 11 45 nw qr 21 14 62 e 290 a *2, 21 19 34 nw qr 22 19 12 se qr 23 14 29 nw qr 30 9 39 e2 ni*4 e2 w2 ne4 33 7 52 e2 se4 e2 w2 se4 33 10 09 nwqr 33 0 01 sw qr 33 5 74 w2 w2 ne4. w2 w2 se4 33 5 91 ne qr 35 14 18 aw qr Be qr he qr ne qr sw qr li W q r ►2 s« 4 •2 ne 4 v.2 i w4 w2 *'• qr sw qt ne qr nw qr aw qr e 2 i e4 e2 ne4 A III ' 14 07 12 24 34 90 3 00 8 13 0 00 11 18 47 07 03 8 45 12 71 12 12 4 32 13 71 12 Oh 0 36 14 13 1 53' 47 BIBSTOL township all in twp 18, rg 13 den Soc Ain’t lots 7, 8, H ne qr 18 1)3 iif4 and 02 nw4 20 n**4 si*4 and s‘2 no4 21 nw4 nw4 21 3 or. T 08 13 91 s i no qr part lot 0 ♦■2 nw qr s 10 acros w 2 nw qr 21 22 28 9 10 3 05 2 5fl 3*i 8 55 n2 tie qr s2 ne qr n2 sw qr *2 »e qr 28 21* 29 29 29 74 6 97 7 88 8 15 8 09 <■2 sw 4 and <ir 31 31 31 82 83 94 34 34 85 35 85 33 800 1 n2 rw qr • w4 »**4 m*4 r* 4 • w qr o2 ne4 n w qr so qr •*2 sw ne qr nw qr nw qr m* qr all lit I >. • - qr <*'J iH* qr • 2 n*'4 and • 3 qr qr no qr • <* qr •r qr lt<* qr no q. •o qr if qr lie qr •o qr oj i»o| and • 1 »• qr o » qr •»* qr a* 4 »i.4 »»4 ««4 •*# qr *2 »m qr » i •* qr M qr ■•4 • • 4 *• I t» • * *• 4 • 2 *m qr a»l «»4 an 1 «*4 wl •2 •* * »» qr -' !• qr •" am 11 58 3 00 3 05 18 03 5 39 4 59 5 09 2 04 8 14 8 14 8 14 8 II twp 13 rg 14 Ain’t 7 tw 8 13 14 1 I 14 13 I** la 19 21 21 13 91 a 35 13 52 12 22 IA i 13 !’ II tv. 9 ill 10 37 in I* 11 35 23 34 13 21 13 tm II ft* »i • « I ftti l«i 4,1 3 m 7 11 W bi * n u IIW qr m« qr n2 ne ijr ►2 dw «| r hw qr ne qr -e qr w2 r w qr «e qr 80 32 33 33 83 34 34 85 35 03 10 01 H 83 4 02 12 75 18 05 14 07 7 f> 6 0 44 HAZARD TOWNSHIP nil in twp 18 rtf 15 J>es «w cjr qr *e qr r»p qr nw qr ne qr pt w (jr nw qr n}< hw qr *y> *w qr • w qr •w qr •w qr if qr Ilf qr i*l nw qr iv2 nw qr <w qr l>r ne qr £|P<! 1 0 7 7 7 8 10 13 12 14 14 14 14 15 15 w15 so n«*4 15 i2 nw qr 18 ‘2 nw qr 18 midi vidrd2 lit hi* I pe4 18 undivided? lit hw 4ne4 18 neqr 20 nf qr 23 -2 nw qr 24 n2 nv qr n2 nw qr nw qr 12 hp qr <w qr nW qr iip qr IIW qr • w qr if qr up qr I* qr <e qr le <|r te qr i" qr iw qr iw qr iw qr 24 25 27 *)•? 28 20 29 20 29 30 80 81 32 32 34 34 35 35 Ain’t 12 08 15 88 16 51 16 (Ml 17 21 13 00 2 05 14 36 0 51 0 77 11 55 14 67 I I M 18 44 12 40 8 32 8 67 18 04 14 00 fl 70 1 58 10 17 8 20 2 15 :>t aw 4 aw 4 85 1 50 15 72 13 83 6 20 6 86 0 40 12 34 12 58 18 83 0 87 15 26 10 83 21 14 10 57 11 10 10 70 23 64 16 07 15 00 15 (HI 17 07 20 71 83 SCOTT TOWN8HJP all in twp 13 rg 16 !>••« See Am’f nw qr l part *e qr 1 pte2neqr 1 pt n2 re qr 1 16 74 18 11 32 57 87 13 11 10 79 41 58 16 02 29 44 16 02 34 51 14 34 pt ne qr ne qr 2 «w qr 7 e2 ne qr 9 w2 ne4 and e2 nw qr 9 w2nw qr 9 nw qr 10 w2 nw qr 11 ne4 ne4. e2 ne4. ne4 n*4 12 nw4 ne4, *2 n w 2. ne4 sw4 12 19 07 ntrip land join ini; railroad 12 •2 nw qr 13 w2 nw qr 13 n2 ne qr (2 ne qr ne «jr *e qr d2 ne4, aw4 ne4, nw4 -e qr 14 14 17 17 25 8 81 6 45 6 14 7 62 15 23 13 76 nw qr nw qr e2 ne qr w 2 »eqr ne4 n«4 pt ne4 net ■in qr *•* ne qr ■ W qr *w qr •e qr 20 20 21 24 9 09 11 36 11 36 H 24 25 74 4 35 a is 11 76 31 33 33 19 3| 19 31 13 61 IMKItIHOV lOW \S||||* nil to i«|i it rg 16 lie. .Wei!. A In'I J nr 4 J nw 4 •e qr nw qr "2 nw qr *»Ia*4 ■ 2 »*4 e2 nw | • 2 nw | ej w I *• qr * I ill* qr v* m4 * *#4 .'•«l > l »• I <•4 *«4 *» nw4 »« * nw I * q* "• q» »Wf q» ■ a qr 3 12 64 3 11 55 4 15 76 4 7»» 5 51 94 6 M 15 d n nrt 7 3 49 7 a 67 * II Iffl * |0 Ml a in i*i i 1* *♦ 9 u v. II IMto 14 lt»a4 14 In e- • 14 1**2 15 11 n *e qr ►e qr n‘? dp qr pt. sw4 se4 se! •<•4 pt ii* 4 u«4 n»4 ne4 82 ne4 15 17 18 18 18 19 19 19 19 12 52 17 89 31 2 89 7 IS 2 89 ! *e4 n2 ne4 p2 n « 4 82 nc4 n*2 8p4 nw4 iiw4 g«v4 nw4 n w4 8 84 w2 8«*4 n2 ne4 s»4 ne t ae4 iip4 e2 se4 ii w4 hp4 n»4 nel ne t n w 4 »w4 n«’4 *<<4 nw4 gw4 nw4 19 13 39 20 19 62 20 90 20 20 20 23 28 23 23 23 25 91 4 91 5 38 491 12 90 5 20 9 04 2 64 9 78 4 80 24 40 e2 8 a4 iip qr •2 n*4 w2 nvv4 8p4 iiw4 dp4 8W4 w2 8»4 sp4 i>w4 pt »2 aw4 nc4 8»4 nw4 8*4 n«4 nw4 ■ w4 8w4 II2 n«4 hp4 nw4 sw4 24 24 24 25 5 20 2 37 0 78 17 29 7 15 20 21 77 20 15 01 97 27 28 28 29 29 31 w hull »w4 31 19 02 10 08 4 49 5 57 17 87 8 88 6 90 6 90 no qr iiw qr »« qr n w qr 33 33 33 jwi nw4 tw4 nw4 ip4 np4 pt i« 4 iip4 2 up qr 33 le qr tie qr 34 it u 2 iip4 3 1 it se4 n«4 iw qr 12 8P qr IW qr w qr 10 4' 3 73 0 93 84 84 3 03 4 04 34 34 34 35 35 32 12 2 89 21 02 24 03 cr AY TOWN'S! I IP nil iii twp 14 rg 14 1>P8 nw qr ne qr dp qr nw qr *140 acres nw qr lie qr *e qr aw qr »« qr ii w qr aw qr }Spc Ain't 0 8 84 7 10 17 10 85 12 48 8 19 20 21 fc.8 32 34 35 35 10 88 10 30 8 29 11 07 74 56 13 47 12 98 all in twp 14 o iiw qr Iff qr se qr nw qr part ne qr part ne qr • w qr ii2 8vv4 and rg 15 9 73 14 90 14 10 14 30 17 86 8 55 95 91 *•'4 »a4 8u4 *w4 nw qr ne qr ne qr se qr aw qr nw qr ii w qr w2 ne qr se qr ne qr 12 12 12 13 14 18 20 21 20 29 29 34 10 33 5 07. 10 99 22 00 17 74 9 41 15 50 15 85 12 73 61 00 18 10 15 88 ASHTON TOWNSHIP all in i wp 15 r(r 13 lies See Ain't nw qr sw qr qr ne qr n half »e qr s half se qr sw qr nw qr •e qr 15 1)8 15 98 17 32 11 49 5 53 4 75 7 93 10 72 i* 00 acres of 19 09 e 2 nw qr hw qr pt sw qr se qr w2 e2 nw4 se qr se qr ne qr sw qr sw qr n half ne qr 14 nw qr 14 sw qr 15 ne qr 21 0 25 7 8 8 9 11 11 12 nw qr se qr 22 se qr se qr 22 ne qr sw qr 22 ne qr 13 nw qr 23 ne qr 24 se qr 28 sw qr 29 14 83 15 15 92 2 97 11 40 10 50 14 94 14 94 13 35 : m 13 87 1188 8 42 2 07 2 04 2 07 9 33 9 33 8 58 10 03 12 39 1,01 1* i ITY TO VVNS 111 !• 10 AT 11 7ft ii 11 In twp Ift rali'i' 15 l*e* See Vm 11 u hall nw qr I n » qr I * or I »»• nwl lie I nw 4 w w t >t*l nw I 1 wmllwiml qr I lul I It n< I art uJ *1 « | IS l -irl li t. 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Ain t. north ea*t qr .1 10 3* norm went qr 3 13 00 HOut h east qr 3 inns s2 sw 4 s2 «e qr 4 17 82 north cast qr 0 9 22 north went qr 0 8 31 north east qr s 1140 HOtlth west qr s 1140 south eart qr s 10 38 lot 4 14 3 12 lot 5 14 8 84 e half nw qr II 833 vv2 sol sol set mm lot 3 14 7 04 e half nw qr IS 7 1ft north west qr 18 13 70 south west qr 18 14 42 north west qr 28 8 41 w half nw qr 24 ft 0(1 north east, qr 2ft 18 46 north west qr2ft 12 88 north cast qr 87 8 37 north west qr 27 8 37 south west qr 27 7 47 south east qr 87 ft S8» south west qr 28 6 93 north east qr 30 Own s 15 ac s halt north we«t qr 80 9» north east qr 85 7 83 north west qr 3ft 0 27 south west qr 3ft 8 78 south east qr 36 7 83 All In town Ift ttange 14. lies Sec Amt south west qr ID 12 P8 north west qr 30 18 89 ELM TOWNSHIP All in twp. 15 range 18 lies See. Ain't e half nw qr 2 8Oft north west qr 3 17 s half se qr s half sw qr 3 1388 u half sw qr se i(r sw qr 4 18 38 sw qr se qr 4 3 28 e half ne qr ne qr se qr ft 3144 w half ne qr ft 8 19 w half se qr ft 24 63 south west qr ft 16 38 n half se qr 6 h oti ri half n»v qr 6 6 94 s half nw qr n half sw qr 6 19 0ft s half 8W qr s half Se qr 6 16 38 sw <|r nw qr 7 8 44 nort h east qr s 14 11 e half nw qr 8 8 21 e half sw qr 8 8 21 south east qr 9 19 86 s half sw qr s half se qr 10 108 04 north east qr 14 13 10 south West qr 17 22 6ft south east qr 17 18 87 south west qr 18 1363 north west qr 19 W 80 se qr so qr 81 1 57 »w qr nw qr w half sw qr ‘22 9 83 north west qr 83 16 38 sout h ( ast qr 23 16 38 nhalfswqr 2ft 6 17 s half sw qr 25 2804 north went qr 2ft 16 38 n half so qr 26 34 87 s half se qr 26 5 33 nw qr nw qr 28 3 78 ne qr ne qr » half ne qr 29 13 24 south east qr 29 16 ft8 e half sw qr lots 3 anil 4 30 8 72 w half no qr Bhalfneqr 32 12 24 sw qr sw qr 83 6 12 *w qr sw qr 34 ft 03 south east qr 34 12 871 ne qr ne qr 34 1ft 35 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP all in twp 16 range 1ft Lies Sec Am' southwest qr 19 lot ft lot 6 nw or nw qr and lot 3 s half ne qr n half se qr ... southwest qr 30 n half ne qr se qr ne qr tie qr se qr n half sw qr uorth west qr 3; sw qr sw qr 32 north west qr 33 southwest qr 33 south west qr 84 sw qr se qr 34 lot 4 31 all in twp. 10 range Dtii See Am n half ne qr 3 north west qr ft south west qr ft north eust qr 6 s half sw qr 8 south east qr 6 south east qr 7 se qr nw qr 7 tie qr sw qr 7 s half sw qr 7 n half sw qr 9 n half sa qr 9 south west qr 11 south west qr 12 »« qr sw qr 13 south east qr It north west qr 1ft north west qr 17 sw qr sw qr e naif nw qr lots 1 and 2 sw qr nw qr south east qr __ south east qr 23 north i ast qr 21 south west qr 84 north east qr south west qr north cast qr half nw qr 81 21 88 30 30 32 32 32 32 18 18 19 26 20 18 0 3 78 3 31 8 18 ft 48 ft Is 48 3i 8 7ft 4 38 4 38 ft 18 80 21 17 44 17 44 II hi 3 00 2 77 10 81 13 27 10 M 1ft 8 5 31 119 19 79 3 3 3 37 6 3 6 81 66 19 I •31 0 3 :t 15 8 18 3 10 ft 3 ,'i no^th wist qr :w n half sw qr 31 s half sw qr 31 s 15 ue tie qr It 9 • 13: tit; ift i t&i 17 201 18 It 34 10 28 I LOO AN' TOWTHBIIIP ill ill 1 a p 1A Iiatu;. II l'<» See Am I Ufijr I an «« »«• qr I ii x, m- <ir 2 <2 *| in- .|r 3 ItDI »» iir 4 11 tm n half ne i|r A 7 uy n half n« gr 4 H Hi M 8 It , »< • liraat . | r !"> Ill' lH'l! lil ,»t nr 3I» ID km north)qr S3 l&yn - iiiii». »i ijr 31 13 m not In nil .)r 38 lo i i i rihwi »mr 24 13 ;» U"iis*n! i|r J» II w . >ut a treat .jr 3# | < M L.rih,.,•-! ^r "A 13 47 { ho i ora.' ur 38 II nr | I nha.’.l ijr Al II lit I I) 'rihoh.t i|f 3M 4. .VI a *Utbt itl <|r At lotti h» tUiva.i nr :« nil oi' ^aii.t ,|f Jj llii burl fc» rat .41 II |AW all in t«|> it ruMr il llr. I notihra.t >|r untUaHl a<r atoiiiU'**' »|r Miaifiartt <|r o"4iln*tl nr a .nkitd jr tltr.l «• tf • half <4* k. >11 * I all t haH atfe |l »*■ oim.1 a# %' ' >!<•« •« .)• rites A 'iktail it II K*l« S.* at lai^k-i nr a.- 1 •* n* a iiltui ,i I I I 4 4 i « * » il ‘I If |« l ii; in ti • I** 11 southwest qr 26 20 40 southeast qr 20 0 01 northeast qr 27 21 0! s half nw qr 35 12 06 ne qr aw qr 35 2 70 lot 1 35 1 ST part lot 2 35 47 part lot 2 35 1 13 OAK CHEEK TWP All in Twp. 16 Rtf. 13 lies. See. Ain't, nt; qr se qr 2 S 35 82 so qr 2 4 71 nw qr 3 17 73 sw qr 5 17 73 ne qr 5 14 70 se qr a 17 73 ne qr 9 1112 nwqr w 14 12 sw qr tt 10 45 ne qr 10 |M 85 se qr 10 117H ne qr II 0 75 W2 MW qr II 3 40 ncqr 12 075 nwqr 12 3 7> MW qr 12 6 71 w half tie qr II 8 40 w half Me qr It 3 40 e half tie qr 18 8 01 W2ne4e2nw4 18 17 73 w:: nwt d2mw4 lx 1170 e half he qr im 744 south woat qr 10 16 63 south east qr 10 13 64 south west qr 20 1171 south east qr 20 1171 north east qr 22 8 76 south east qr 23 8 76 south east qr 25 8 76 north east qr 26 to 5o south east qr 27 12 24 south want qr 28 1171 north east qr 30 1171 s half sa qr 35 7 01) LOUP CITY VILLAGE OKIOINAJ. TOWN mu Lot a .•>. 7 .2. H.2. a to 12 inclusive 2. I :i a nil It.2. 15 to 20 inclusive 2 1 .:i. 2 and :t.3. t ami 5 .it. « .3 7.3 Hand 10 _it, 13 and it .3 lots 17 3. 22x50 ft of II and 12 22x50 ft of lots 13 It 15 and 15 22x50 ft of lots 13 It 15 and 10 30X75 ft of lots 13 It 15 and IA. 5.. 10 . A 3 and 4.7.. 11 and 12 .7 13 to is Inclusive 7. ia .7. Fractional 13. Id. Fractional It .10. 1 to A inclusive 11. 7. II. s and 10.II .. Itot Inclusive 12 2 and 3.17.. 4 and 5.17 . Atolo Inclusive 17. 21 and 22.17. SI.17.. 24.17.. a- 21 ft lot 3 ...IS 5 .IS.. 7 .IA H.IS .. ■,2 lots IS 19. . .IS n 21ft 13 It 15 19 Amt 6S 3 .V. 6S 2 23 2 12 . 3 35 5s II 15 I 12 t 4« 5S 1 35 2 23 s a-; 2 si t- Aa 5. loot 5. a i« .ia. ia. ia . ia. 20. 20 20. 20.. .20. 21.. .21. .21. IA and 17 IS and IB... 10 and 21.... 22 and 24.... 5. A and 7.... a and 10. 11 . 12 . 1 . 2 . 17 and 1H.... II and 22 and a half 23.22 lto7 Inclusive 22 sand a.22, l3tol5 incluslve22 17.22 I0to22 inclr»lve22 5) and 24.22 Atoa Inclusive 23 1-12 .23. 3tolslncluslve 23 i a .23. !oto2l Inclusive ..! 14 ft) bS 1 12 I 12 3 35 6S . 35 . 35 . 2 03 13 3S 1 02 I 35 I 50 1 5A 3 03 1 12 6 01 3 02 13 HA 2 SI 12 27 11 15 4 IA 4 tA s a-i 10 01 5 50 II 15 so 1 6A 1 5A B1 1 12 50 4 tA t tA 1. 2. 5 and A. .24 .24. 24 24. H 92 3 Hit 1 12 10 01 60 t IA . 4 4A 2 23 1 12 2 03 35 I 12 5 50 50 1 12 a and 10.24 11 .24 12 .21 13.84.. It .24.. 16.24.. Ato24indu»lve.?4 1 ..25.. 2 and 3.25 ’ and S.25 3 .85.. I and 15 .25. A A0 5w 1 12 A AW A.. 7. IS a and 8! 26 .25.. 25 . .25 .25 . 14 .25 . 1 .2A. 2 .2A 3to7inclUslve 80 . 13.26.. It .26. 15 and 16 .26 12.26 13 .26 14 .26 7’to2tincluslve27 15 .2S.. 19.• .30 7 .1. .32 IS .32.. Btnl2tnclusive,32 s anU9 . 31 lit .34. I« ..31 17 and IS .31 lto'incluslve 35 s .36.. a.35 lo.35 I ItolStndustve 35 I'.'KC’IInclusive 35 21 and 25. 35 lAto33indu*lve 35 50 45 4 IA 1 12 4 0-1 5 BS 1 12 1 12 50 at 45 8 25 4.5 45 Bl 45 6 60 3 35 IA 771 45 01 45 45 45 IA 73 45 45 4 10 35 1 35 I ua 13 0*i 6 AW HI 14 3 It 15 3 03 15 i it II 15 3 50 I1BNS HoTBIt S 1 ST ADDITION. Lot west 4A7 ft all of all u(. »H of norm half of -» ur of. allot . an ol n»u;*uri of long 195 n of ll«'»t>*l ft of DMX.SMfi of snisoft of laa .* *4 ft of DM* 9.t ft of !•*•* IIS ft of l<*t*l»7 ft of I'A** .5* ft .if Ml ft of all of Dart of nlook fss. MAI I HI ft alt til >>*IIO ft wslk • •«' fWIM all <-f l>io«k t»»* Ml* i S' f' norm half IIIU Am t Mi.il I ?tl I I TO I I to I 70 I If I 12 Awl I 11 I I 18 I 13 or j I If 19 |A II If I H i n * » i't! a nifwi 1st ADDirit'a Hill Alt I if AM* AUlMTIt • M • Am ale *l I 13 and 14 .5 1 12 IS .S 7 M iflto2iinclvslve..ft. 5 oi 13 .7 ft* 14 and IS .7 IS 3a Ifl and IS.7 I 7o i .ID. I 39 5 10.. | 17 3t,odinelualve..I0 I S" 19 and It .Hi I N Mdo24Inclu*ive.lO S 3ft 'tolOindusIvel 2 2 fl* lfttol7tnoluslve 12.. 2 03 I sto201 Delusive-17 . 2 03 a H» ft lot 17. .13 I 3 . n 10 ft. lot 17 .11 I 3 D 40 ft. lot IS ..13.. hr• N 100 ft. lot IS . 13. I 12 10. .IS I 12 2i and*: ...13 .27 ss 23to2flim-ltisive.|3 1 ID 4 and ft....... U . I 17 II . .14 so 13.14 S SO ItolOlhcluslve.lft. I 10 131024! Delusive, lft (I SO lStol.MnclusI veld 4 3i 10.10.. 3 63 HAKKKKS 1st ,\|»l). Lot 111 Am ’ IOtol2fneluslve. I I 111! Hol2inclu*lve..2 i 02 I and 2 .ft 01 8.ft 10 01 Uoftlneluslve, ...ft I 3ft I.fi fis and 3.fl. 1ft isi 4.0.. fta SOto24iHf luaive..G 2 23 ItoCInclualve > 4 dj HAKKKIiS 2nd ADI) Lot fill'. Am t 10 .3 . 14 11 .I 2 23 12 .3.. II 10.7 5 01 Hand 12 .... 7 . 4 ft Itoainclualva o 2 < > 0 .II « ISO 10 ..0 35 11 . .0 . ft fts is..o as 12 .II. os 1 .14.. ON sox mo foot. i u SOxlftO feet. 1 12] »o*»« feet. l ai . 0x300 fact 2 23 The above are dl vision of unplatted portions of irrotmd belna in south oast corner of Barker 2nd Add and are pun of south < akl n uart <■ r of the north west Quar ter section 1ST lft R14. ■SMITH s AUDITION Lot Hlk Am t 1 to fl Inclusive 2. fli 10 to 11 inclusive! 34 13 to lft Inclusivc3 . Z . 19 and 20.3.. 21 S. . 4.. 21 13 to 24 inclusive I. ‘Ji ll and 12 .ft.. «7 l and .fl t.. 8 and I . fl ill ft . d 3 3 ft 0 and 7 .fl.. (17 Hand 12 fl.. f,: 23 .3 ft 24 .. fi lifts 11 and I •. 7.. IK 12 and 3.N.. 117 4 and ft.s 45 ltlto2! Inclusive s . i , 23 and 21. .s . 24 1 and 2.9 24 3 to «Inclusive 9.. lft 19 .».. II 20Io24 inclusive 9.. fts I to 3 Inclusive II.. i, ft.12.. fl no •I .12.. 4ft 7 to 9 inclusive 17 1 n:l 10 .17., 3ft II .17. 3ft 17.12.. aft I7t<>24 Inclusively . 3 5* 7tol2Inclusive is.. | aft IStolfl Incluilveis.. 1 12 17tols inclusive is ft I to 12 inclusive 19.. 2 fl Hod Inclusive 21. 2 fl TtolO Inclusive 21.. I so 11 .21.. 7 Si 12 .21. It. l9to24 Inclusive-’!. 3 S'. ito4 Inclusive 23. 2 7. ft.23. ifth 15 .. .. 23.. ftS 19to21 Inclusive 23 |H 1 ... .... 2ft.. 4.ft 2 .25.. 4ft II.2ft.. 4ft 7.2ft.. 4ft s.25.. 4ft 9 .2ft. 4ft 10 .lift.. lft 11 .2ft.. 1ft > and fl.2fl . (17 7 and H.2fl.. fl" Ktol2 Inclusive ;rt. .13. iStolft Inclusive 2d Ifl. 2d.. II 17to20 Inclusive 73.. i I .31).. aft Itofl inclusive 33. S 35 II and 12.84.. 112 I'KNTRAI, ADDITION Lot ft and fl Hlk. Am ...A.. 1 111 A< K MAN'S St II. DlV. Lot Hlk Amt I.1.'.. 4 4d 2to41nclualve..l2.. l 70 5to7iuclusive 12 1 70 LITCHFIELD VILLAGE Blk. Am t ..'2.. 4 ** 4 liA/.AKI* V ILL AG ' i . .. » I i ***** ittriu«!vt | II Mini I. I I t I » * i I * IT I 5 » s I ? i - * i - 4 9 I I » i 1 5 44 I I# ! It S * 1 to A Inclusive 7 6 4* $1 13 It 1« IK T 9 10 I 3 A 3 3 oml I Mil Of ; l and -J 7 4ii 7 73 7 l 41 7 It* 7 14 7 14 7 1 T,i 7 73 7 ! 3K H II 11 * 14 I'l i 03 in ii II 4 7(1 ]-• |H 13 or 15 |1 Itl I* 1 ItOCCVIM.K V1HLA< lot Mill ItoSInduslve i 9 to Mi inclusive i i to 4 Inclusive .4 5 and8 a 7 :i II’ tol l Inclusive 3 IS and Id .1 ItoH Inclusive I 9tol3inclu«lve i I IK. 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' ,; . t.i ; t X i. ^ x t Official Record Showing Ihe Facts,., t of the Scandal. Silas A. Holcomb, while governor of th*> state, not only accepted an uncon-. Btitutional appropriation for the pay ment of his private Ivaise rent, but hv the use of padded vouchers he took from the state treasury almost double the amount of money that tho house rent actually cost. It takes no argument to substantiate this. Tho records are the best evidence. When the legislature of 1898 made a house-rent appropriation for Governor Crounse, the last Republican governor, it was promptly vetoed. Oronnso in his message declared it unconstitutional and said tlm legislature had no power to increase the salary or perquisites of any state officer. Governor Holcomb bad no such re gard for the constitution or tho law. He regarded the law as "a faroo and a sham,” as his sworn testimony later dis closed. He was glad to take the house rent appropriation, and he intended to make ns much as possible out of it. The records show that for the first six months after the appropriation was available in 1895, Holcomb lived in a house belonging to A. O. Crandall. There is no evidence of tho actual amount jKiid Crandall for the rent, but thi' vouchers drawn show that for each quarter tin governor drew 1180 in ad- j vauce. He had Crandall sign the vouchers. On tlio 1st of October Holcomb rented a house from Mrs. Gould at the rate of f »0 per month. And yet the records show that for the quarter ending Jau. 1, j 1896, lie drew in advance $180 for J ‘•house rent.” Tho date of this voucher is Sept. 80, 1895. The next voucher drawn was on March 8, lsiG, when Holcomb took $950 nil iu a lump, the voucher saying it was for “house rent,” but did not say what period of time it covered. This was the cn-io with all future vouchers, un adroit effort having been made to cover up the misappropriation or steal. The record of all the vouchers drawn, as shown by the books iu the auditor's office is as follows: MayS, 1895.$180.00 July 11, 1 . J80.00 P'upt. ;to, j . ISO <)0 March 8, 1,890. 850.00 Dec, til, lHOiJ.900.00 Aug. 7, 1 - >7. 1SJO.OO Dec. 24, 1897. 860.00 May SO, 1*98. sjfio.no Aug. 8, 1898. 100.00 Dec. 10, 1898.290 ,U| Jan. 0, 1899 . KJ.JO $8,809.:!') Governor liolcomb deliberately mis appropriated and put iu his jss'ket each mouth u little over $19. All this in spite of tho fact the appropriation is for a ci rt ti amount for house rent, “or so ' uini'h then fas may bo necessary.” No quibble will justify the steal. The state officials now admit the wrong, and to prevent the vouchors from being in spected by tho public, the auditor has removed them from their usual places with the other vouchers in the vault, uid has the. i concealed at the present time iu Deputy Pool’s desk. A good way to pr wo this is to go and ask to ice them. The sworn evidence given by Mrs, Gould shows how much was paid for tho house wlueh Holcomb rented of her ou the 1st of October, 1895, and which lie still occupies. Sbo testified before mil investigating committee as follows: tj. Who rented tho property? A. Both ol us; my husband and my self. <i. Who is the tenant? A. Mr. Holcomb, tp What does he pay now? A. ibirtydollars. tp Who pajS the water rent? A. He does. Q. 'J he rental price i.> the same as when pou runted it? A. Yes. sir. Bore followed a number of questions re lating to the rental value of property in he cit v ns compared with years ago and the testimony resumed us follows: <p What year was it with reference to his Iseing elected governor? Do you know th< year 1 hut you rented it to him? A. Why, I am not positive when the rent begun, but l think It was in Octolser, ls. i5; 1 couldn't swear to that. 1 hadn't silly 16 minutes to get ready in and 1 hadn't much time to look anything up. I think it was October, 1895, he tlr.st rented lt. tj. Alter lout your husband did the leu-lng? A. Yen, sir. i). And j.iu don't know how many years ho rented it for; that in, you ran t retail now? A. 1 Muppom) it would be slpce 1H95. It would bo lour year*. Thin is 1W<!*. i^. In colle.-ririv' iho rent, Mrs. Gould, to whom w«i» it paid? A. Ii «a< urn.illy paid to me. but to Mr Gould when hr wiii at home, tj. Who paid It to youf A, The go rrnor. i,i. How diddle- pay it to you, by cheek or money ? Knueth i i In money and none tliurs in i hrek or draft. ii \Vi-rr you irr (tali! by warrant fr>»;a the n?ut 1)11 the stair lay you* v \ ' I a Iw vs prlld i ll tlrl by lUOFoy or a private rhi«k> A Yt », sit, 4 Ws* ■* | hi id nionthly or quarterly f A Monthly U In iel» * in e \ Sol always onistlmes It would ! I** nr. = 11< it two month*. >oiiO'till., ■ • Aii. ■ ,1 ii . .. near the last. It li. r wa« | ..hi il 'l.l at ha day. *) 1, 5 ' •' i it by going afu>r it, 1 or vaa* r l.i'.aiyr,.i to ij|,< liortsef II u nally brought It to ins, In „• i *1 itive Invent atru commit * • U• Itlrli tin* rvliirlM V. as i mu tr 1 . > S' i 11. I,tub to testify. •• f> ■ I* roue* forward and • »• t ■ 11 If. h«r Ike g.sfcl tea ■•at that • tom Was i-i. ih'.. The fa|. j i 1 Mm » t*vrt ol tn- is Miiuittee's ■ (M *T I M|r*t , • »*•> • . i byisUtn .f * ' ll.. 1 la b 111 •> roll So a n.ll oahiMg aper. iwtatlon for i or- i > . j*it> * t if ill* in uiihn* aiipmprt * t t 1 - MIS of (l Ol fit kglor l«yl f if s " 1 fis-'t I '■« - >iU **• • '■ »n ,d the if." •(» Honor roll So 4t» at*, ap • •‘ * * r h. r a|» HI o| Hltu* K ilt fc' ‘ * • a at |t Sun for the . i r< » • ■■!• tat having hewn mote >lt is >*u* had I* It i111- ’'. o -1. iit.i tit rv-tathm to ■ vs h. fit i- d from the ol 1 * a a lot tkt -g.. d |i*t i% h |gir- 1 nor, i on it* face to be for three months' I, 0(1 i rent; the warrants in payment rh. r ■«»f being drawn to A. C. Crandall. '1 li o vouchers were, to say the least, lr n -ul.if In that the lir.st drawn May JJ wm for rent to July 1. 1K.*5, while the second, drawn July 11, IKItt, was for rent to Ort. J, IsUn, thus paying the hills for rent be fore they matured. •' i he committee further And* that from ulHiut the first of Ot toiler, 181*5, to tho end of Ms term of office the irovernor occupied a residence on A street in the city of Lin coln. owned by Mrs. A. Gould, and for which he juild a rental of $:«) per month, who h sum was |.ald monthly at the con venience of the (/overnor. and to the en tire satisfaction of Mrs. Gould; that dur iriK the time he occupied said residence as govt rnor lie pre suited vouchers In hisown name amounting to $l,U4!t.*J0, three of which, anioiitit injjr to $710, were not sworn to as required tiy law, for the payment of which the state auditor Issued ids war rants on the state treasurer. " I he committee were unable to procure the attendance of A.C. Crandall, to w hom tic first two warrants wore Issued, to as certain tlie amount actually paid to him for rent, hut giving tho benefit of tho doubt to the vouchers as lllod, and ad mit llmt tiint <HKI per month was the amount of rent actually received by him. It will be seen I hat $773.80 of the amount set apart for tho payment of house rent lms been misappropriated by Governor Holcomb, and your committee would recommend that your excellency refer this matter to the attorney general with Instructions to take such steps as may lie necessary to recover from Mr. Holcomb tile amount thus misappropriated.” Tliis same man who makes out padded vouchers, who arranges to have them concealed from the public gwse, who ri fuses to appear unci testify before a committee, and who fails to explain in any way why lie pocketed this money, is now a candidate for tho office of su pri me judge. Thh house-rent fraud is only oue of the many reprehensible deals entered into by this “politician for spoils only." He is not At for the supreme liciich, and should be repudi ated at the polls. Mr. Hryfill's Political Morale. Some time ago the Hon. J. Sterling Morton made the public assertion that With >m .1. Bryan had said “it is the money that in in the office and not the honor that attracts me.” Such a remark from Mr. Bryan could noth' regarded as a probability by the e who believe him to be a leader with high moral standards and honorable purpose. The charge having been made by so prominent a citizen as Mr. Morion, on the other hand, created much comment. Mr. Bryan’s friends r fnsi d to believe Mr. Morton and rig orously denounced him for making such a false accusation against their idol. Finally, on Sept. 2d. Mr. Bryan, when ut his home in Lincoln, was in terviewed on the subject and he denied ever having gii'-ii expression to such an utterance und added that whatever Mr. Morton might say was unworthy of emlem i. It was then “up to” Mr. Morton. Accordingly in the issue of h. paper, The Conservative, of Oct. 12th, lie published a facsimile letter re ceivod by him from Mr. Bryan in wh h the language quoted is found. A photographic reproduction of the let ter leaves no doubt as to whether Mr. Bryan did or did not make use of such language. The ile ision is in Mr. Mor ton’s favor. Friends of Mr. Bryan will offer the excuse that the letter is ten years old, that he was, when he wrote it, much younger than now and that, if such language and sentiment be objection abb-, the transgression has been out lawed. If this lenient view of the case be granted the fact still remains that Mr. Bryan was, on Sept. 2flth, 1899, at tie- zenith of his powers and perhaps of his fame, and how, therefore, will he Is* excused from denying the utterance? Obviously Mr. Bryan’s political op ponents have too generously conceded the sincerity of his purposes, the in tegrity of his character. Mr. Morton has not convicted him of any greater defection from the straight path of rec titude than lie purposely and publicly made in 189ti, when, on his tail-end campaign, lie advised voters to wear gold badges and vote for silver. This endorsement of hyjKX-risy anil deception was certainly as unbecoming a presi dential camlidato as anything Mr. Mor ton has proven against him or of which he stands self-convicted. If “a vote for Holcomb is a vote for Bryan” is to bo adopted as the fusion sliibbok-th this year in Nebraska, then these things are to be legitimately con sidered along with the Holcomb “cigar box” settlement with Defaulting Treas urer Bartley, iho house-rent record and ballot-fraud connection. Mr. Bryan profiting by his eorrea potidenoe with J. Stirling Morton, should not forget tint jKMtiK-ript, "burn thin letter." Headers of this {taper are bing fun nishul some impartial evidence of tha questionable m t* of Silas A. Hnleonib, taken from the record*. A consider, an m of it by the public ia all that is »• * -tary to elect M. li. Keeee juatma of the supreme eourt. l> wt y waa going to blow the adiuln utmtiou dear out of the water when he urn veil, lb* would toll the world the mistake* of the government. If* would give Agutiialdu a patriot'* certf. In ate. So sold tho anti*." Itowuy ia h lie tgaiu »ud he r. alttrut* what ho liiim aiwaya • »it| oinco the lat day of May, 1'iUH (Sat the authority of tho Am rn an tt -g must t» established in tlte Philippines. There were many loyal Ib-mooral# of t! nmi, who, in ihe aiattaa. gava it . su|.|M«rt to the admiuutrntlou of P dent 1.1 u 'In tar a use they believed li tr loumry more worthy of prra*r< *niio« than any political party Th* li. I n i >o» ar> t!i< re ireunuy au< b in Nil.ii>so I lav I bey ivahaa that to V. i. galual t'.« adm l oimiuai by sup I-*iiog the ftt um potty tbiv year will « 1 1.1* * d aad «. mfott to euetate* of " VtiiKi >a Sag ia tbe Philippine* » l li* ’« .. i,.it i fieve and Irvcpwr * .• In mi lo f mi Xebmaka will . M tu (H i at tu IhU eiaor* . t .sib hi cvv boy* of the ltd .a *t ■ «1 t>> i|t {tag m tbe l*hil », u pra* Uualty a foregone i<*«.
