THE HERALD,
PLATTSXTOUTll. J-JEUltASKA.
TUURSDAT, JULY 31. 1873.
Her Natural Advantages and
Resources;
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The Nebraska IIkhai.o and the Omaha
JJepi'BLIca V, to one address $3.00 jcr year.
On account of the publication of the
tax list this week, many locals and hn
jortant items of news must lay over
until another issue.
A great
fire occurred in Baltimore
on Friday the 23th. The loss is
estimated at half a million dollars.
The Ttailroad Companies are adopt
ing a very foolish policy, at this junc
ture, in resisting the payment of their
taxes on lands, they have already
mortgaged.
On account of the lateness of the
harvest and the imposilrility of getting
the" grounds in readiness, the Camp
- meeting in Elmwood Grove, 18 miles
east of Lincoln, on the M. r. It. IL, has
been postponed until Sept 9th. Re
duced fares will be given on all roads.
J, if. McKenzie, Sec'y.
Our Senator, HolL P. "VV. Hitchcock,
has taken to newspaper work, and i3
writing a series of letters from Europe
to the Omaha Republican, which are
pronounced to be very pleasant, gos
Bipy and interesting.
"Vc gave a portion of one ori caff
first page, last week.
Mr. Moses Stocking, of Saunders
county, clipped over 10,000 pounds of
wool this spring from his flock of
1.600 sheep. The fleece of one Yearling
weighed 17 pounds; of a two year old,
17; and this with no extra care.
Had he housed his sheep, as they do in
the East, he would have eclipsed Ham
mond's best. Can any county in this
State, or any State, show a greater av
erage from so large a flock.
BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
MEDICAL STUDENTS.
The Trustees of the Louisville (Ky.)
Medical College have created a num
ber of Beneficiary Scholarships, for the
benefit of poor but deserving young
men seeking a first-class medical edu
cation. One Beneficiary student is re
ceived from each Senatorial District of
any State, and one from each Congres
sional District of the different States.
Sons of the physicians and clergymen
are very properly accorded Beneficiary
Scholarships. Each Scholarship is
Worth to the recipient of it 8200, and
those receiving such aid are known
only to the Dean. Mode of obtaining
a Beneficiary Scholarship learned by
applying to Dr. E. S. Gallard, Dean,
Louisville, Kv. As the next session
begins in September, all young men
heeding aid should apply as early as
possible.
STATE ITEMS.
A Mr. Turner, near York, while chas
fng buffalo, was knocked over by one
Which he had wounded and in the melee
Lis gun w ent off, wounding him in tho
ihoulder3. The buffalo was shot by
another party, before doing any further
damage. The wound, although danger
ous, will not probably prove fatal.
The fellow Hamilton, noticed in our
last issue as n swindler, has been ar
rested at Hiawatha.
"A son of YT. Krieg, grain dealer Lin
coln, got his foot crushed in the turn
table, at the depot, and had to have it
amputated.
X man named Shultz living near
Pleasant Hill, and working on his
brother-in-law's farm, killed his sister,
and" ttiei when pursued, cut his own
throat. Reason unknown.
A herd of 2,700 Texa3 cattle have
arrived at Beatrice, and other large
herd3 are expected soon. So says the
Express.
On July 17th, a young bor patted
Charles Magan, living ten miles from
hero was thrown from his jony and
dragged several rods with one foot in
ihe stirrup, and his head on the ground.
His pointer dog, who watched over
him, Would rim toward the party
searching, and bark, and then back to
the thkket where the boy was laying
insensible. He is probably dead by
this time. Nebraska City Press.
The work of mining the Richardson
VaI banks, is beingushed rapidly for
waiM by the new proprietor, Dr. D. S.
Latta; of this city. We learn that a
three foot vein was struck on Friday,
and coal taken- from- this vein will ar
rtvo fcortr TAiictfrtJotfrnal.
Mr. Henry A. Austin, Principal of
the Union Schools at Plattsmouth. is
figuring on tho project f starting a
viflFgar and pickle factory in this city.
Himself and brother have had experi-me-eJn
the business in an eastern State,
Tfe lias- consulted George Sroat, Mr.
Coilner, and others-; about it. and wants
ho city to give him a bonus of $1,300
9 iter & City New
. .Editor. ivonnnuea.
THE NEW TESRITORT
Was provided with a government, of
course, appointed by the powers "that
tWaa? at Washington, and ia pursurance
of their high and mighty functions,
Hon Frauds Burt, of Pendleton, South
Carolina, was sent here as Governor,
and T. Cuming, from Keokuk, Iowa,
as Secretary of State,
Gov. Burt arrived in August, 1834,
we believe, and the seat of Territorial
government was temporarily held at
Bellevue, on the Missouri river, just
north of the mouth of the Platte.
He acted as Governor for a short
two months, and died as we find the
first printed official document about
the hew territory to be a proclamation
cf the death of Gov. Burt, by T. B. Cum
ing, acting Governor, and it is dated
Bellevue, Oct. 18th, 1334.
Burt County is named after this our
first Governor, and we have a county,
city, streets and creeks named after
our first Secretary, Tom Cuming.
The next act of Executive? authority
that we have any knowledge of is a
proclamation ordering the census of
Nebraska to be taken, forthwith It is
dated October 21st, ami . the United
States Marshals are directed to make
their returns by "the 20th of November
next," directed to the acting Governor,
Cuming, at the Mission house, at
Bellevue.
The proclamation declares that'im
mediately after the returns of said cen-
sus ati election lor ueiegate to con
gress and for a Territorial Legislature
will be held. The United States Mar
shal under whose direction this first
census was taken, in the American
Desert, was Mark "W. Izard, afterwards
Governor. The first Marshal appoint
ed was Doyle who fell down dead
shortly after his arrival in the Terri
tory, of heart disease.
The first Chief Justice of the Terri
tory, who administered oaths, was the
Hon. Fenner Ferguson.
This census was an odd sort of com
putation, and to draw it mild we may
safely say would not give a very cor
rect idea idea of the number of inhabi
tants, much less of the real number of
voters. Xo printed record of its re
turns are to be found ; and on exam
ining the old papers at Lincoln, they
are very irregular. 'So totals are given
except by one Marshal. The columns
on each page under the heads of "Xo.
of male white persons over 21, &o," are
put down in lead pencil, and most of
the deputies apiend a trite little note
to their reports, about like this: "sup
posed to be 40 votes in this district,"
or 50, or 60, as the case called for;
some figuring in lead pencil on a blank
census return, seeded to be all the to
tal returns there. Yet this census
shows us some interesting facts.
There were six districts.- The first
district was taken by W. T. Sharp, and
part of its boundaries reads like this:
from the Mo. river west 100 miles be-1
t ween' the Little Xemaha and the 40th
parallel; it seems to have contained
832 inhabitants. Five slaves are put
down and he thinks there are 74 vo
ters at one point in the district.
The Second District was around
Brownville and old Ft. Kearney (Ne
braska City), Chas. B. Smith took the
census; there were G09 inhabitants by
the best footings we can make. Nine
slaves are reported, and he recommends
that two counties should be made of
the same, and that the southern one
would contain 60 voters.
The Third contained 327, and the
first free colored gentlemen appear
here.
The Fourth took in Omaha and sur
rounding regions, and contained 709
inhabitants.
The Fifth was up about Fontenelle,
and is set down for 122 persons.
The Sixth was north of Ft. Calhoun,
over in the Elkhorn, and counts up 159.
The whole population then was esti
mated at 2,778, of which no papers we
could find show the total Xo. of voters,
but as there are 008 white males over
21, you may all guess at the legal voters,
although it is but fair to tell you that
current rumor says the Deputies gen
erally limited up the best quarters in
the District, and sat down with the
boss of the ranch over a jug of good
whisky while he guessed off the
number of neighlors alxmt there; and
in one place (out west?) they found an
old Frenchman near a ferry, and asked
him how many men passed along daily,
and from th'at they figured out how
many people must " have come into or
through the Territory that season and
set them down as inhabitants. - .-
The fifth column of these census re
turns calls for the number of females
under 16 years of age, and we want to
tell you that the figures in that column
are few and far between, and in some
districts none.
The returns were evidently alt made
by the 20th of November, for on the
21st the acting Governor ordered an
election, and gave temporary bounda
ries to the different counties ''for the
purposes of this first election, and sub
ject to alteration by the Territorial
Assembly."
The counties given with their ap
portionment, was as follows:
Burt, 1 Councilman and 2 Repre
sentatives; Washington, 1 Councilman
and 2 Representatives; Dodge, 1 Ccun
eilman and 2 Representatives; Doug
las, 4 Councilman and 8 Representa
tives; Cass, 1 Councilman and 3 Rep
resentatives Pierce, 3 Councilman and
5 Representatives ; Forney, 1 Council
men and 2 Representatives; Richard
son, 1 Councilman and 2 Representa
tives. There was a tie from Pierce county,
and the acting Governor ordered a spe
cial election.-
In the meanwhilethe seat of govern
ment had been moved to Omaha. The
last actcf Gov. Cuming dated at BeHe-
vue, was 23d Nov., 1854, and the next
is the special election dated Omaha,
Dec 15th, 1854 On the aotb of the
same month, tho time for holding the
first Legislative Assembly of Nebraska
was fixed, and the members elect of
the Council and House of Representa
tives were ordered to convene at Oma
ha, January 16th, 1853, at 10 a. r.
At the same time, (December 20)
three Judicial Districts were set apart,
and the assignment of our' first Judges
made: They were: Hon. Fenner Fer
guson; 1st District; Hon. E. 13. Hardin,
ad District : Hon. Jos. Bradley, 8d Dis
trict ; and the first court set for the
next March, at Bellevue, Douglas coun
ty.
THE FIRST REGULAR SESSlOX Or TllE
ASSEMBLY OF THE TERRITORY
OF NEBRASKA
Commenced at Omaha, on Tuesday, the
16th day of January, and ended on the
16th day of March, A. D. 1853.
At 10 a. ir., the Council were called
to order; II. P. Bennett, of Pierce
county, President pro tern, and Isaac R.
Alden, of Washington clerk, pro tern.
The executive named the following
person" as members elect from their re
spective counties.
MEMBERS OF TIIE COUNCIL
Jos. L. Sharp, Richardson.
Richard Brown, Forney.
II. B. Bennett, Pierce.
Chas. II. Cowles, "
Sam. E. Rogers, Douglas.
O. D. Richardson, '
A. D. Jones, "
T. G. Goodwill,
T. C. Mitchell, Washington.
M. II. Clark, Dodge,
B. 11. Folson, Burt.
L. Nuckolls, Cass.
Sharp moved a Committee of three
on Credentials ; they were satisfactory
it appears, and Jos. L. Sharn. of Cass.
was elected lirst President of the first
Council of the first Legislative Assem
bly in this Territory. Isaac R. Alden
and Geo. L-. Miller had each C votes for
Clerk, and the election was adjourned
for several days Samuel Marks, of
Cass, acting as Clerk pro tern. On be
ing brought up again Miller received 7
votes to Alden's 6, and was declared
duly elected. Thus early does the
name of G. L. Miller, now Editor of the
Omaha Herald, appear upon the records
of Nebraska.
O. F. Lake was elected Assistant
Clerk, S. N .Lewis, Sergeant-at-Arms,
and N. R. Folsom, dorrkeeper, and the
Council was fully organized.
Delinquent Taxes for 1872.
Notice is hereby given that t, W. L.
Hobbfl. Treasurer of -Cass County,
State of Nebraska, by virtue of the
power in me vested, shall, on the
First Monrtmy in September, A. D. 1873,
commence selling at the offloe of the
Treasurer of Cass County, and State of
Nebraska, at Public Auction, so much
of the following tracts of land and
town lots as shall be necessary to pay
the taxes, penalties, interpts and costs
which shall have acciued thereon on
that day. Sale to commence at nine
o'clock in the forenoon &n on each
succeeding day at that time until all is
sold or enured tot sale, ilpoii which the
taxes remain UEpaid on the day uf sale.
W. L. IIOBB3, Treasurer.
Plattsmouth, Aug. 1st, 1S73.
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7 41 2 38,12
6 42 5 93 2
9 42 42 94 10
10 42 42 94 12
6 43 8 37,1
II 43 2 84,2
4 44 9 919
8 44 2 2717
10 41 2 59
1 45 2 27,1
1 46 2 84 2
W hf 3 46 1 89 3
hf 5 46 1 89 7
11 12 46 55 34 1
2 47 39 13 1
5 47 19 91 'undhf 12
6 47 8 36,3
4 11 47 4i; 80 4
14 47 18 33 t
11 49 1 17 6
12 49 2 65! 7
13 49 9 91111
1 2 60 17 20 12
4 60 16 Oft 9
7 50 20 71 )4 9
1 62 t 17 9
8 52 1 17 I
12 52 2 65 2
undhf 2 54 2 47:3
10 54 4 4A1H2
TOWNSEXD'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
PLATTSMOUTH.
172
173
'SM
221
222
222
223
T
19 16
2ft 12
19 OH
1 47
1 88
2 17
2 68
1 88
1 88
1 88
1 88
1 88
1 KM
2 17
1
2 17
1 44
1 44
1 44
1 41
13 11
j LOT. BLOCK. AAA. . LOT. BLOCK. TAX.
1 11 27i4 10 1 88
2 1- 1 27 6 1 88
1 2 1 27i6 " 1 88
1 3 1 27(7 " 1 88
3 3 1 27 8 " 1 88
4 3 1 27 9 " 1 88
7 3 1 27; 10 1 8S
8 3 1 27 11 " 1 H
4 4 1 44 12 " 1 88
5 4 1 44 3 11 1 88
7 4 1 44 4 " 1 8S
8 4 1 44 5 " 1 88
1 5 1 44 6 " 1 88
2 5 1 44;7 " 1 88
5 6 1 44'8 " 1 KS
6 6 1 44 9 1 8H
7 6 1 44 10 1 88
8 "51 4411 " 1 88
9 6 1 44 12 " 1 8H
10 5 1 44'1 12 llW
11 5 1 442 1 88
12 5 1 44:3 " 1 88
1 6 1 44!4 1 88
2 6 1 44 5 1 K
5 61446 "188
6 6 1 44'7 " 1 88
7 6 1 44 8 "188
8 61449 "188
1 7 1 10 1 88
2 7 14-11 13 1 8
3 7 1 57l 14 1 27
4 7 1 67 3 ' . 14 1 27
10 7 1 67 1 15 1 8H
11 7 1 57 2 15 1 8
12 7 1 57 3 15 1 88
1 8 1 67 3 16 1 S8
2 8 1 88 1- . .V 17 18
1 9 1 67 2 17 1 88
WHITE'S ADDITION TO CITY OF PLATTS
MOUTH. LOT. BLOCK. TAX. i LOT. BLOCK. TAX.
4 3 2 ls's hf 9 5 1 57
12 4 11 Oil s hf 10 5 1 57
5 4 1 8S s hf 11 5 1.57
6 4 1 KH S lif 12 5 1 57
8 hf 7 5 1 67,1 7 1 1
9 hf 8 5 1 67 i 2 7 1 44
!
9
34
c n9
12
2i ft (ten 6 7
2ftf at row 6 7
7
10
eh 2
3
8
I and ehf2
5
6
11
12
1
M hf 3
if hf G
9
11
12
6
6
5
8
10
9
6
8
II
1
if hf3
fc5
1
6
101 f cnd89
14
12
13
14
10
7
8
10
12
12
o
3
5
8
11
10
1
3 1 C0;4 68
4 1 10 8 58
4 1 60 9 fS
7 1 43 1 6.1
7 . 4 43 3 09
7 1 60 4 CO
7 1 8l!l2 60
8 1 43 5 CI
8 1 81 7 . 62
9 1 81 9 02
11 1 81 5 6 63
12 1 bO 7 63
14 1 81 9 63
17 1 81 11 63
18 7 27 9 4
19 20 65 5 73
21 2 25 6 73
21 1 8l 6 75
21 1 43 11 76
22 1 43 1 77
22 1 81 2 77
22 1 Jd 3 77
22 1 Hi 4 77
23 1 "ii 1 W
23 1 60 2 SO
2it 1 43 3 N,
26 1 4J 4 ...
2.i 1 i hf 1 ?1
26 1 4 2 fi
26 .1 l,J t,
26 3 92 4 S,
'it 3 ''- 5 HJ
28 20 6 ' HI
29 20 65 1 8
3ft 10 07 2 H4
30 32 U 3 fc4
31 20 65 1 ft;
31 9 0o2 86
32 10 67 ' 3 86
32 3 S2 4 86
33 12 22 5 86
33 22 W 6 Hi;
33 1 81 9 Hf,
3t 42 25,7 8 9 87
34 28 85; 1 89
34 10 57,9 89
34 2 25:8 K)
34 2 :8l0 90
35 2ft 55 3 93
35 33 85 6 93
35 15 56 5 c 94
35 2 25 8 05
35 2 25 2 96
35 2 25 9 96
36 5 6s:i0 96
37 4 75 8 97
38 3 4s 9 97
38 2 682 HO
38 2 68 4 111
39 1 99 9 111
43 4 75;i0 111
43 2 68 2 122
43 1 81 9 123
46 1 SI 11 138
46 1 26 11 1.-2
46 1 26 12 r2
47 3 92l0 165
47 4 75 2 160
47 4 85 10 16S
47 1 43 12 166
49 2 25 9 107
49 5 58 7 168
49 4 75 9 1C8
50 2 25 7 169
62 143,1 170
52 1 43 i 3 P72
54 2 6i4 172
64 rW'O 172
55 1 00 ',7 172
56 1 43 11 172
56 1 12
66 1 43! 8 172
56 1 ; 173
66 1 43 It 221
56 1 01:2 222
58 1 43:3 223
26
26
26
43
26
26
26
1 26
1 43
1 46
13 49
1 43
1 43
1 43
60 47
flit 1 10 9 63" 66-100 70 23
aH S ' 9 639 52-100 70 33
Oil 6 " 9 619 8-100 65 58
all 7 " 9 687 92-100 "2 08
Oil 9 ' 9 640 67 (W
all It ' 9 C4C 70 46
all 13 ' 9 61) 70 66
ail 13 " 9 640 70 C6
all 17 ' 9 G49 C7 66
mi hf r.e cr 18 9 ko V ot)
Wl.frtO 18 ' 9 0 9 06
Sl-'W 18 ' 9 80 9 06
llli 19 " 9 B!!? 14-100 02 09
a" 21 ' ' 9 64ft iS 30
cU 23 4 ' 9 60 70 (Pi
all 5 9 (ilO 70 66
till 27 " 9 64ft 70 66
all 29 ' 9 64ft 98 36
all 31 " 9 617 9C-10O 94 87
all .33 9 4ft 9S 36
all 35 ' 9 04ft 70 66
STOVE CREEK mECIXCT.
all 1 10 10 P33 39-100 131 40
ntc ;id n Tiinc 3 ' 2:t7 4;-loo 5ft 68
whf ami ne 5 " ' 4?7 to-ltm 103 co
all 7 " " 6 kl 28-100 135 90
xo hf nw 8 4 ' 8ft 18 14
8 hf 9 4 ' 320 60 84
all 11 " 4 4 640 1 35 80
Bhfandahfutc 15 44 44 400 85 18
all 17 4 4 4 4 640 135 86
all 19 4 4 4 4 638 24-100 114 59
all 21 4 4 4 4 CKI 114 93
all 23 4 4 4 640 100 98
Oil 25 4 4 4 4 640 100 98
all 27 4 4 4 4 60 10ft 98
all 29 4 4 4 4 640 114 93
all 31 4 4 4 4 630 56-100 113 14
all 33 4 4 4 4 640 1 14 93
all 35 4 4 4 4 64ft 100 98
all 13 4 4 4 4 640 118 42 ,
GREEXWOOD TRECIXCT. j
all 1 11 9 627 28-100 96 44
all 3 4 4 9 624 4-100 96 04
all 6 4 4 9 635 36-100 117 48
e hf 7 4 4 9 32ft 4:1 53
w or 7 4 4 9 10ft . 25 11
if hf nw 7 4 4 9 60 9 85
all 9 4 4 9 610 98 3d
tll 11 4 4 9 640 139 13
all 13 4 4 9 640 137 16
uhfne 14 4 4 9 80 18 14
all - 15 4 4 9 640 112 31
Oil 17 4 4 9 640 98
all 19 4 4 8 581 1-109 M 33
all 21 4 4 9 6M 56 5ft
Mlf C 22 4 4 9 4ft 13 60
all 23 4 4 9 64ft 112 31
; 25 44 9 61ft 112 31
all 27 4 4 9 640 152 31
ail 29 4 4 9 64ft 56 50
ail 31 4 4 9 64') 80-100 53 41
all 33 4 4 9 640 56 50
all 35 4 4 9 640 112 31
MT. PLEASANT FRECINCT.
! nw 1 1Q 19. 157
11 htVf 14 ' 10 12 80
SW 15 10 12 16ft
nhrne 25 11 12 hi)
e hf se 7 10 13 80
sw 14 10 lfi 160
ne 15 10 13 16ft
sw ne 17 10 13 40
e hf no 18 10 13 so
SW 23 11 13 160
nwsw 32 11 13 40
se 33 11 13 160
AVOCA. PPECIXCT.
wh'sw 31 10 12 Rft
W 1st nw 34 30 12 8ft
-.V ill 11W 27 10 13 80
lie 28 10 13 ICO
w hf nw 27 10 13 80
liw. 1 i 12 1U
S ilf 19 1ft 12 320
W hf 21 10 12 320
22 1ft 12 16ft
IICIIW 23 1ft 12 4ft
8B 23 1ft 12 160
ne ne v: 10 12 0
se 20 10 12 160
n hr ne 27 10 12 ho
nw 2.4 ift 12 Hift
w lif nw 3ft 10 12 ho
11 hf ne 3ft 10 13 8ft
n hf nw 32 10 12 8ft
c hf ne 34 10 12 8ft
e iif w hf ne 34 10 ' 12 1
w hf se 34 10 12 81
w hf nw 35 10 12 mi
e hf se 19 10 13 8ft
epnrtnhfnc 2ft 10 13 6ft
11 M ne 22 10 13 no
ne ne 23 10 13 4ft
MV 27 10 13 16ft
11 hf se 3ft 10 13 8ft
W lif SC , 31 10 13 80
nw 35 10 13 100
28 64
14 97
29 25
14 7!)
14 40
26 89
26 3ft
7 37
1 49
20 10
7 82
33 75
18 f.9 I
19 45 I
29 18
14
1
L0TJIST1LLT2 PIUJCLNCT.
13 4:
22 65
44 13
1.9 89 '
37 31 j
6 46
23 73 I
6 45
23 68 I
18 99 j
37 ;i7 !
11 63 I
11 63 !
12 21 '
21 10
10 9l I
18 eft i
SW !W
lie q
e hf hw
w hf se
fw sw
ne ne
nw ne
1 11 w
w hf sw
lot 6
lot 2
nw ho
n Lf 2enw
ne n"
n In ;se uo
lot 6
9 l.t sw
lit so
!'(. 3
b '. 4
:( 5
lot 4
e lif se sw
e hf sw
n pt nw
n pt aw
ne
ne nw
13 43
14 33
8 71
12 15
6 75
23 74
12 23
12 22
23 74
OREAPOLIS PKECiNCT.
WEEPIXO WATER PRECIXCT.
26
26
26
26
("ft
m
(XI
(.ft
11
o
'ft
!-4
91
85
85
85
94
94
94
91
94
94
3 92
It 09
94
1 43
1 26
1 26
1 10
1 10
9 00
5 58
1 81
1 81
1 81
1 81
1 81
1 81
1 43
1 43
1 43
1 W
1 60
ew nw
e nf ntc
n fif mt
pf e
ne
nw ne
nw
8W
ne
uto
nw
w nf 8 if
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fill'
i hf flf
w hi t-.s
t 1
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t It
ill
1 26
DUKES ADDITIOX.
LOT.
7
8
4
5
BLOCK. TAX. LOT.
BLOCK. TAX.
10 12
10 9
1 7
1ft. 8
2ft
21
31
31
ST.4D;LJlf.4.VA- ADDITIOX.
M 16 Mock 2 ta.r, 1 00 Vt 16 bZocfc 3 tar, 1 00
riro.vpsfO-vs additiox.
LOT. BLOCK. TAX. j LOT. BLOCK. TAX.
1 23 8 7 449 7 1 00
12 3 1 00,10 7 1 OO
13 3 1 00, 12 7 1 00
14 3 1 Oft 13 7 1 00
1 5 1 Oft' 14 7 1 00
2 5 1 oo;i4 11 94
3 5 1 Oft 15 4 4 94
1 C 1 Oft 16 ' 4 94
2 6 1 00 17 " 91
3 rt 1 Oft 18 4 4 94
4 6 1 00 19 4 4 94
7 6 1 " 29 ' 94
8 fl 1 00 2l ' " !4
9 6 1 Oft 22 4 " 94
10 6 1 00 23 4 '
11 0 1 00 24 4 ' 94
12 6 1 "O 25 4 4 94
13 6 1 Oft 26 4 4 91
14 6 1 00
TOirXSEXD'S ADDITIOX.
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tie
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xw
se
nw
CIO
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ne
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mv
SC
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tie
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rio
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urfl hf rw re
ehf nr
nw ne
ne rr.
re fW
rw rw
1
1
1
2
4
5
5
5
7
7
7
7
9
9
11
12
12
1 j
i )
T
1 i
U
U
U
1
21
27
29
29
29
31
31
31
31
10
11
.
33
35
35
55
15
17
19
19
19
19
21
23
23
23
24
24
25
26
28
29
3ft
30
.1
32
34
35
35
6
6
9
9
17
17
18
2ft
21
21
28
29
29
31
31
31
32
32
.
. 4
40
80
80
18
160
40
160
160
160
160
160
lftft
80
10ft
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160
lll
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1AI
16ft
ltift
llMI
llW
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
10ft
piO
160
160
80
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40
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8ft
160
liift
40
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40
1G0
40
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80
40
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4ft
160
lift
40
40
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16ft
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8ft
4ft
80
4ft
4ft
40
40
7 51
11 87
11 87
11 41
22 08
6 05
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27 85
27 8i
85
85
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87
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18 24
18 21
22 6S
18 21
22 i8
22 t'8
22 08
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18 24
18 .4
18 21
18 21
is 24
18 24
18 24
22 08
22 08
22 08
22 08
22 OS
35 14
35 14
29 91
29 1.1
29 91
21. 91
35 1 t
25 73
13 21
13 21
0 53
?4 Oil
11 87
23 04
22 08
6 06
14 27
7 49
28 22
6 05
11 39
11 87
6 28
10 91
5 80
18 2
15 1M
6 C9
6 08
9
22 58
22 58
22 58
11 64
5 81
3 24
10 91
5 Hft
5 8ft
5 Hft
6 8ft
shfse l 12 12 so 2043
lie 12 12 12 16ft 3!l 91
nw 12 12 12 llift 39 91
lotC 25 13 12 3 1 15
lot 6 ' 26 13 12 39 6 64
lot 7 26. 13 12 40 6 97
lot 8 . 26 '13 12 32 6 66
lot 9 26 13 12 lit 2 93
lot 7 27 13 12 29 6 02
lot 8 27 13 12 29 5 02
lot 1 36 13 12 28 8 23
lot 2 36 13 12 46 12 39
lot 3 V 36 13 12 29 7 81
lot 4 36 13 12 39 77
SllfshfSW 3i 13 12 4ft 10 55
fraction l 1- 13. r.20 l.v.
e hf '1 12 13 310 6S 2ft
UW 4 12 13 151 30 36
C hf SO ' 6 12 S3 8(1 16 97
e hf lie 6 12 13 75 15 24
lie IIW 5 12 13 S2 5 33
lie SW 5 12 13 0 11 28
w hf ne ne 6 12 13 10 2 75
lie IIW 10 12 13 40 8 68
llWUW . Il) 12 13 4') 8 68
pill side lot 2 31 13 13 7 3 22
Hide lot 2 31 13 13 5 2 17
lot 3 31 13 13 3'i 1 S8
te Olid lot 2 3 13 13 7 3 22
pilot 3 32 13 13 10 2 46
lot 2 33 13 13 51 8 98
lot 2 34 13 13 45 7
lot 4 35 13 13 55 9 82
se 3i 13 13 154 29 .ft
lot 4 36 13 13 26 6 "7
lot 6 and 7 36 13 13 68 32 fl
lot 4 7 12 H 30 7 51
w hf nw 7 12 It 80 28 05
ii hf ne
w lif n e
n" ne
ne
nw
sw
! so
; sw
j SC
j IIW
I sw
nw
He
I s Iif nw
lot 3
lot 3
nw n w
pt w hf sw
i s hf nw
w hf se (on selil) 16
I lie
! n w 3
I ne
ne
n w
n hf sw
s lif ne
n hf nw
n hf se
lot 7
lot 4
lot 5
nw sw
Saylcs Island & 3 lots
2 11 It 4ft 07
8 ' ' 160 38 14
8 4 4 4 4 80 J9 4T,
3 " 44 bft l! 4
T 4 4 4 4 40 8 33
8 4 4 4 40 8 33
9 4 4 4 4 4,, 8 iTI
9 4 4 4 4 160 Jfi st
10 8ft 2-2 91
1 1 12 4 4 Hi 2 17
1 ! 4 4 4 4 27 4 14
4 4 4 4 4 4 4o f, r.s
13 4 4 4 4 - 20 3 65"
14 4 4 4 4 4ft 0 68
4 4 4 4 20 3 61
4 4 4 4 4 4 63 9 95
4 4 4 4 4 4 8(1 12 21
4 4 4 4 4 4 28 6 13
19 4 4 4 ' ;l 6 71
4 4 4 4 42 GO-lOO 0 94
4 4 4 4 4 4 68 0
20 4 4 4 4 28 0 0.1
. . . . r,
21 4 4 4 4 Hft 15 .l
22 4 4 4 4 65 10 29
22 4 4 4 4 33 3 7
23 4 4 4 4 '!. 2121
4 4 4 4 4 4 4ft 6 58
44 44 44 lftft 2124
24 4 4 4 4 8ft 12 47
33 4 4 4 4 8ft 15 90
33 ' 4 4 4 4ft 8 31
4 It 12 Soft 21 24
4 4 4 ' Hift 24 21
4 4 4 4 4 l. 24 24
4 4 4 4 4 l.H 24 2
5 4 4 4 4 16ft 21 24
6 4 4 4 4 16ft 24 21
7 4 4 4 4 16.1 3ft 62
7 4 4 4 4 PHI H2 61
9 4 4 4 4 lftft 21 21
9 44 44 lftft 2121
4 12 4 Hft 156
6 44 44 12 6 67
6 4 4 4 4 3ft 6 1ft
7 4 4 4 4 1 7 9S
7 4 4 4 4 7ft 13 45
8 4 4 4 4 8i) 16 22
I 16 4 4 4 4 Hft 3 95
1 8 4 4 4 4 pin 29 82
V.) 4 4 4 4 1 7 61
2ft 4 4 4 4 6ft 2S 42
28 4 4 4 4 lftft 2 42
28 4 4 4 4 l.ift 28 42
28 4 4 4 8ft 1 1 67
32 4 4 4 4 8ft 1 I 67
32 4 4 4 4 8ft 1 1 67
32 4 4 4 4 8ft 11 67
28 13 4 4 4 1 2ft
33 4 4 4 4 32 6 73
;a 4 4 4 4 47 9 21
33 4 4 4 4 1 7 98
3 lots 73 2 11.
P.OCK ULUFFS TOWN LOTS.
OREAPOLIS rRECIXCT & TOWN LOTS.
Oreapolis, n hf
luAU
P.OCK BLUFFS PRECINCT.
LoU Clock Tax.
20 2 19
8 21 141
6 21 2 91
6 21 1 30
10 29 2 19
12
8
'lot 4 4 11 It 31 9 66
! n W sw 4 11 14 4ft 12 15
: vv toi lot 3 4 11 14 7 2 70
... 27 11 13 jOO 21 24
I v i:f sc r,e 4 11 14 20 6 42
I s pt S :m 5 11 14 25 7 81
s.VSC 6 11 14 4ft 12 15
in e pt nw se 13 lit 3 1 30
e hf ti w se 21 11 14 20 4 24
nwneuw 28 11 14 It) 2 46
s nw 31 11 It 4ft 6 92
nw sV 31 14 4ft 6 92
n hf se se 31 4 4 14 20 3 93
SOUTH REND PRECINCT.
lot 8 4 12 10 36 8 70
e pt SW se 6 12 1ft 3 1 35
lot 9 5 12 10 60 13 45
shfne 6 12 10 80 18 63
nhfnw 6 12 10 80 18 63
whfsw 6 12 10 80 18 63
ehfsw&nw 7 12 10 24ft CI 97
w pt lot 2 9 12 1ft 40 7 39
SW sw 9 12 10 4ft 7 39
se sw 9 12 19 40 13 02
e pt lot 5 10 12 10 30 4 34
h lit lot 8 1ft 12 10 11 2 78
lot 3 13 12 10 23 4 87
lot 2 13 12 10 6ft 10 92
pt 1f t 5 13 12 10 37 i-l"0 7 64
ptwptlotC 13 12 10 6 6-HjO 3 09
i e pt ne nw 14 12 10 1ft 2 3ft
1 e hf w hf ne ne 15 12 10 10 2 73
se se ne 44 2 2ft
sw ne 4 4 4 4 4 4 40 6 33
sc nw 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 7 09
w hf nw 4 4 4 4 4 4 80 13 51
nw ne 17 4 4 4 4 40 10 21
ne nw 4 13 62
sw ne 18 ' 4 4 4 4 4 10 21
nw se 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 61
s hf 19 4 4 4 4 320 65 H3
se sw 20 4 4 4 4 40 8 :xi
sw se ........ 8 in
all 29 4 4 4 4 CtO 136 68
w Iif ne 31 4 4 4 4 8ft 17 ift
W hf 4 4 1 4 4 4 320 6 68
Se ...... j,;,, ;y M
e hf nw S3 4 ' 4 4 ho 17 ift
ebfsw 4 4 4 4 4 4 8ft 14 73
shfne 35 4 4 4 4 ro 11 87
w hf 35 4 4 4 4 3U0 48 34
se q 35 4 4 4 4 160 20 50
LOTS
12 5 0 7 8
4 5 J 10 11
5 6 7 8
all of
all of
all of
1 3 6 0 7
all of
all of
12 3 4 78
all of
5 0 7 8
0 7 8
12 7 8
all of
all of
3 4 5 0 7 8
a! I (t xcfpt lot 5)
r i 7 a
it'll jt
8
3
of
8
4 7
of
of
4 7
PLATTSMOUTH PRECINCT.
r 1
EIGHT-MILE
30
3ft
30
1
1
STADELM ANN'S ADDITION TO CITY OF
PLATTSMOUTH.
LOT. BLOCK. TAX. ' LOT.
11 2 8 36'2
16 2 1 44 j
THOMPSON'S ADDITION TO
PLATTSMOUTH.
BLOCK. TAX. LOT.
LOT.
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5
6
5
0
6
6
6
0
6
0
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6
7
1 44 11
1 44 12
1 44 13
1 44 14
1 44 15
1 4 16
1 1 17 '
1 41 18
1 44 19
1 44 20
1 44 21
1 44 32
1 44 2
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1 28 25
1 28 26
1 87 1 .
ADDITION
BLOCK.
13
CITY-
BLOCK.
10
4
I
11
TAX.
9 90
OF -TAX.
TO CITY OF
LOT.
PLATTTSMOUTH.
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