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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
WEPNESDAY APRIL 29.
1875
It bow seems to be in order for all
the pipers of the state to be express
ing their virwup'jn the various ques
tion to be acted upon by the coming
Constitutional Convention. It is, prob-
sbly, through the medium of the
press that the members of that body
can be the best able to judge of the
witdiets and opinions of the people, for
the reason that in these days the news
papers are t.ate to advocate whatever
the popular sentiment demand..
Of course", the great intercuts of
Western Nebraska conebts in iucreased
representation and more District
Courts. These two things havo been
a fclauding causa of complaint for
yean, and have been thoroughly dis
cussed. But there arc some aiattent
which may arpear to be rf minor iin
portance, and yet have a great bearing
upon the general interests of the
Slate.
The new Constitution ahould pro
ride for a sea-ion ,pf . the Legislature
bext winter, either by calling the pres
ent Legiblature together, or by order
ing a new election the coming fall.
The last would be preferable for many
reasons net necessary to enumerate
here. The question of annual or bi
ennial j-cssions can best be left to the
Legislature, itself. It is -seldom that
the attractions of a legislative career
are sufficient to protract a aea.OB to
au inordinate length.
We think it would be the grossest
kind of injustice, we might say in
gratitude, to oust the present Bute
officials after serving one year, when
they were elected for two years. They
have one and all ben tried and found
worthy, and should be allowed to serve
out t Ikh full time. The Stato officialii
b5ou!d receive a salary adequate to the
rnture of their services and the digni
of the position they occupy. Surety,
the laborer is worthy of his hire
The Constitution should provide
Mine method by which it can be more
easily revised or amended. The dis
tincuMiing fault of the present Con
stitution is that the slightest change
nr amendment requires as much cir
cumlocution as the formation of a new
Constitution There is a great demand
for equal taxation and for the taxation
of corporations as well as individual-.
These things are imperative; any at
tempt to cvado these will be severely
rebuked by the people.
We have thus hastily mentioned a
few of the points of interest to which
we call the attention of the western
members of the coming convention.
A correspondent of the Columbus
Journal give his experience in raising
timothy grass. He says not a root
was killed during the past winter, and
that, in his opinion, timothy is the
grass for Nebraska. If the raising of
the tame grasses in this State cau be
made a succcs it will add millions to
our general wealth.
The emigration to California has,
during the present spring, been un
usually great. The press of that
Bute have found it necessary to put
in a protest against people coming
there without money or resources, as
the supply of unskilled Ubor far ex
ceeds the demand. Thousands of un
employed men are wandering about
the towns and cities barely able to
subsist.
We have already called the atten
tion of our readers to the State Fair,
which is to be held at Omaha the
coming fall. We know that Webster
count; is capable of producing some
thing that would do us honor on that
occasion. There is no better place iu
the State for the growth of grain or
vegetables than the Republican Valley.
Now we ask that the farmers make an
effort to raise something for exhibi
tion ou that oceasiou. A little extra
pains with something, a few potatoes,
imali piece of corn, wheat or other
small grain, or garden vegetables, will
produce something that will do more
to advertise the eouatry than anything
else you can do, to say nothing about
the increased value of your own pro
duets. The State Agricultural Society
is under good management, and is di
ing a great work for Nebraska. We
ptvsume the Secretary, Hon. D. II.
Wheeler, of Plattaaoath will famish
any desired iufomatie, coaoerniag
premiums, &c as be has his heart in
the work, ani labors mnccasiagly to
nke the State Fair a wieceaa.
Tas excitement concerning the re
ptttei dweoveriea of gold ia the Black
Hills ia ob the increase. The policy
pursued by the geverwaiOBt ha, doaa
bucb to rouse aad tacreaae the furor
that has spread through the eouatry
at larse. The party of Mien brought
iu by the troeya fully oenf rat the pre
tku reports of the riohaest efth
Bbiueral depaeitf. It is bow fcaswa
that gM exiata ia krgtf fMaikiae,
with a probability af riah aaof a
Tar aad other Talaahle atals. There'
s aa Btsaacity, hewerer, of fotajf ta
liacaey's Peak, wlmh b aa theBiaax
faaervaUoa. ta raaak iar the preeiaas
jbaral. The Wiaivftkar eeaWtry,'
tB Harm Mifalalar, haVethV
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The thr e Omaha dailies are having
a bitter war over the contract for the
State printing. Tjic Bee howls fraud,
and the Herald claims to have made
the lowest bid. In tie meantime the
RrpMlain hold the winnwr baBdii.1
and vitforoufy repe.s the, attacks oritiq
numerous foe.
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If the IcsFOBi-taucht by experience
are worth heeding it would seem tob
duty of our constitution makers to do
away with the present system of let
ring the Stare printing by., contract
It is a source of everlasting discord
and litigation, and is anything but
economical. The State Printer should
be elected by the Legislature and the
compensation regulated by law.
STATE NEWS.
Saunders county has a population
of about 10,000, or about double the
census of 1870.
John Bullard, .near Pawnee City,
made a mistake in bis choice of veget
ables, and ate wild parsnips when he
wanted artichokes. His life was
saved.
A party en route to the Black Ilife,
passing through Northern Nebraska,
cleaned out the hen roosts, and took
rtik to make camp tires. All this
near Kema, Knox county.
The Missouri river is higher than at
any time during six or seven years.
At Omaha the flats are covered with
water and many warehouses and other
buildings have been flooded. 'I he
track of the B. & M. railroad between
Bellvuo and Omaha has been under
water and passengers are transferred
by stage for several miles.
The A. & N. railroad has resumed
the running of passenger trains be
tween Atchison, Kansas, and Lincoln.
Grasshoppers are hatching out in
Richardson county. No serious dam
age is anticipated, as they will proba
bly leave as soon as they can travel.
Gen. Crook has arrived at Omaha
and assumed command of the Depart
ment of the Phtte.
The Grand Jury of Saunders county
has found an indictment for murder
agaiusf John F. Camberg for shooting
James Thompson, a few months since
Piattsmoutb has an Organ Factory
in successful operation. This shows
enterprise.
A young man by the name of Wal
worth, living near Nebraska City,
pointed a shotgun "in fun' at Jesse
McNeal. The coroner's jury said it
was an accident, and the Lincoln Jour
nal says that a man who will poiut a
gun at another, whether in futi or nH
ought to be severely punished. This
is good doctrino.
The citizens of Lincoln got tired of
the unsightly conditiou of the Capitol
ground:) and took measures to clean
out the yard aud plant it to trees on
the 30th ult. A good move. Where's
Mayor Pearmain ?
Hon. Church Howe, whose farm is
near Brownville, has seeded 150 acres
to small grain and will plant 100 acres
of corn.
A daughter of T. L. Evans, in ('ass
county was burned to death while in a
cornfield where her father was burning
cornstalks. Her clothing accidentally
caught fire, and before she could be
relieved, she was fatally burned. She
was nine years of age.
nastingg is (o have a brewery.
Four bridges spanning the Elkhorn
at different places have been carried
off by high water. So says the Grand
Island Times.
The two following items are from
the Omaha Republican :
Charlie Collins and the miners from
the Black Hills will arrive here this
afternoon from Cheyenne on a special
train. Specimens of gold that they
brought into Fort Laramie are on ex
hibition at G H. & J. S. Collins', for
warded fromtbat post to Mr. Gil Col
lins by his brother John. Many peo
ple called there yesterday to view the
same.
The first through train on the Union
Pacific railroad passed over the break
between Lawreace and Green River
yesterday afternoon at one o'clock. All
trains now move over the wet end of
the road, without transfer anywnerp;
but they have to rua aoBMwhat slow
ou account'oTthe arast aondition of
the road bed in many places. Two
through trains arrived here yesterday
moraine, one at 8:30. and the other an
hour later. Oa the first train were
uioery-one passengen, and oa the sec
ond nineteen passengers. Aa eaugrant
train, containing three1 huadfed pa.v
seogers, arrived here frost the west,
Tuesday afiemooa. ,
The Columbus Journal :
J. H. Noteware. late State Itaari
rratioa agent, now a reaideat of Saaa
den county ia this State Hviag oa his
fans aad enjoying tnc quiet aad peace
ful iiia of a fanaer. He is aow prac
tictag whatha has feu Teeoaaawaded
taataars, to locate lead aad heeeaM
.litters of thesail That isaaexcoUeat
exaaaple. Del , to practice s what you.
preach. " "
.These twa from the Nesaaha Grmn
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. Wt laata thafceatf aaraaryaiam.ara
ae&ataaefclBfKer Basher effrak
tree thia-yearthaa .dariaf preeedtngj
rears. Oa? farmer arearfctaf aat'a
great waBy-treest t -UTaaar ta all trha
wiah to rataa Iratt,' aaaiaa fftainha
opwatrrM frakof (allkiad tea ha
ealjirfea t hera. 4aad'maa e trisM
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Thr-llePhewrw
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that the farawrs'la sh mbW an ae
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TlOZEEDlSQt OF 73Z COTOTT COX
April I9:a. 1875.
Met pursuant to edjournBieat. Full
Bovi present, -Minutes oflaet eet-
itiir lead aid approved.
Baerd proceeded to equaliiatien of
assessment rolls.
Valuation of L. C. Olrastead on tax
list of 1874, reduced to 1307.00.
The following accounts audited and
allowed :
A. C. Hale, boarding pauper, . 6 00
W. F. Coyle, clerk of election 2 00
A. G. Granger ''
2 00
2W
2 00
2 00
200
2 00
2 00
2K)
M. C. Williamson
D. A. Anderson
J. C. Holcmiib
Wm Willson
Judson Bailey
M.L Garber
AK'X. May
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H. D. Ranney, Judge of election 2 00
Albert C. Smith
Stephen Bay lea
S. B. B'erce
John Lavcrty
John Watt, Sr.
L II. Hummel
Thoe. Vaughn
W. H. Walter
John Simpson
Alex. Riley
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2a
2 00
2 00
t
A. A. Pope, Clerk of elect ion and
mileage 6 50
G. P. Cathcr, Judge of Election
and milcagu 4 10
G. P. Gather, Assessor, 37 88
H. J. Milner " 8S 70
L. D. Thomas u 39 32
D. L. Groat " 61 40
Mark U.Warner " 105 58
A. B. Hanncr, cutting wood for
County 10 00
Mather & Warner, Printing 6 00
Valuation of Wm. E. Thome on tax
li:t of 1874, on swi Sec 6, 4, 11, re
duced to $2 50 per aero.
Adjourned till April 20th, 1875, at
9 o'clock a. m.
J. A. Tulleys, A. M. Hardy.
Clerk. Chairman.
April 20th, 1875.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
Present full Board. Minutes of pre
vious meeting read and approved.
Report of T. C. .Laird, Overseer of
Poor, Oak Creek precinct, presented
and approved.
Account of T. B. William?, $18.00,
Medical attendance on pauper, audited
aud allowed.
Board continued equ-iltz-ition.
Valuation of Geo. Dclnng, nj nej
and n nwl, Sec. 6, town 1, range 12;
and of Milton Lester on set, S-c. 33.
town 2, range 12, on tax list of 1874,
reduced to $2.50 per acre.
Petition of T. J. Ward and others
for a voting precinct, commencing at
northeast corner Sec. 3, 9, runnfn?
west to northwest corner Sec. 2, 3, 10,
thence south to southwest corner Sec,
11, 2, iO, thence east to southeast
corner Sec. 12, 2. 9, thence north to
place of beginning, to be ctlled Still
wa'ter precinct. Petition granted the
aid preciuct to constitute road distriei
No. 13, and Oscar Arnold appointed
Road Supervisor of said District.
Valuation of J. Berenzeu & Co., on
tax list of J 874, reduced on person
ality to $1 135, aud on real estate to
$1,234.
Board then proceeded to select
names to be drawn for Grand and Petit
Juror.
Board appointed David Meant?,
Abjam Wells and W.G.Love, Judges
of Election, and T. J. Ward and
Frank Borin, Clerks of Election for
Stillwater precinct.
Adjourned till to-morrow at 9 a. m
J. A Tulleys, A. 31. Hardy,
Clerk, Chairman.
April 21 1875.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
Present full Board. Minutes pre
vious meeting read and approved.
Board continued equalization.
Block 12, Red Cloud, rented to H.
G. Bill and Sata'l Garber for the sum
of $3.00.
Petition of W. D McKinney and
18 others to divide Walnat Creek pre
cinct into two precinct!?, aiakiag the
Republican river the dividing line.
Granted, the one on aorth side of
river ta ha kaowa aa laavsle prcctact.
Frank Mattesos employed to make
I six bauot boxes, for the suai of 12.00.
The foHowiag accounts audited aud
allowed:
J. E. Smith, medical attendaace
oo pauper 7 00
A. M. Hardy, (Wrs feas 1 6 00
Frank Mattbon " 16 20
Geo.W.-Ba?, " 10 50
H. G. Bill, Sheriff's foea - 7 50
Adjouraed. till Monday, May 31,
1875, at 10 o'clock a. at. .
J. A. Tulleys, A. M. Hardy.
Clerk. Caairaiaa.
May 1. 1875.
Met parsaaat to adjouraawat. Fall
Board praseat.
llfaataa af last BMCtias read aad
approved.
' TliaTreasarar saade tha laHowng
Tepert, wl ieh after exaajiaatiou was
CiaiafM'oJcaWr Zhli ta
Haria,M87fc
StatV Oral JaiU Tx 1S73
t 4a- V?- 1874
$123 07
icsao
StaUSiakiai
da
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1873
1874,
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21 27
30 82
54
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State University do 1873
do do 1871
15 40
15 78
31 18
30 82
SI 40
State Penitentiary 4 1873
: doi 4a 1874
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Si! 22
$720 i
Total State
County Genera! Fund Tax
1873 Cash 21 20 Warrant 317 25
1874 " 78 63 " 236 34
Total'" 9d SS 5
(Jiuhty'SinVlng Futfd Tax.
1873 Ca-h 7 02 Warrant
1874 ' 235 7fi
115
771
15
Total ' 243 08
8SG 81
Land Road Tax.
1873 CjwIi 50 Wainnts
104 (K)
1874
it
14 50
155 IW
310 m
Total "
15 00
Poll Tax.
4 W Warrant l20dK)
4 00 " 71 00
1S73 Cah
1874 "
Total
(
8 00
" 101 OJ
triW-Tj
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1873 Cash
1874
'35 00 Warrants
21 00
W em i Sa
v
Total " 50 00
District School Tax.
1873 Cash 938 03
1874 " 11 70 07
Total" 2115 30
Bridpe Fund Tax.
1873 tVh 740 77 Warrants
1874 " 302 37
IS2 40
10 78
193 IS
Total " 1013 14
Poor Fund Tax.
1873 Cash 24 38 Warrants
1871 " 112 12
0 41
13 00
19 50
Total " 136 50 "
Bond Fund Tax.
1873 Ca."h 32 51
1874 " 62 71
Total 95 25
Safe Tax.
55
1873 Cash 9'
-
Interest.
1873 Ca h 243 75
Advertising.
3 20
Cu?h
CASH ACCOUNT.
On hand lat settlement
State tax collected
(Jonnly do
Judicimy
Intureat School Lmd Sale
" " 4 Lease
From State Treasurer
Total
$1347 37
72ii 40
4157 25
21 00
151 20
130 24
1S4S 46
830 1 94
Paid Rogers & Richardson
redemption on land
Sohool districts
Interest on warrants
. " , Co. bonds
Poor fund warrants
Exchange on drafts
Cah to balance
Total
824 23
3700 18
9 30
200 K
122 20
2 00
2525 70
301 94
Petition of Sarah Parks and others
to vacate section line roiid between
sections 3 and 4, T. 1, R. 11.
Granted.
Official bond of 0-car Arnold, Road
Supervisor, Road District No. 13,
approved.
The following accounts were audited
and allowed :
State Journal Co. blanks $ 7 75
E H. Jones, per cent coif us 100 00
Frank Mattcson corn's fees 5 40
A. M. Hardy do 4 40
Juha S. Parka allowed! 50 damages
oo section line road between sections
33 and 34, T. 2, R. 11.
Adjouraed until Saturday, Juae 19,
1875, at 10 o'clock A. M.
J. A. TULLKYjS, A. M. Haedt.
Clerk. Chairasaa.
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The Patronage of the TravelKag Pab
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Red CUiid NebrasKa
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The BRILLIANT SUfVES of this Grain
Havinir. 'I irae 8vin TIIK Foil LH. wunpre
ceUented in the annl of fcartn Mnchina y.
In b bnrl" period itho liccome M ely known
"d FULLY KSTAHLL.-HKI). n the
"LEADI.Sa TURKSHINU MAlirNE."
OKAI5I KIF.RH KKFI'MR to rub.
nit to the wasteful nnd imperfect work of
othr Thrc-hcrK. when imflod on the v. it
8Uie-ioriiy ol th'mcne. for navmx grain, i.tv
injc time, nnd duinir fast, thorouf baud ccono
iniral work.
Thrbsiirkmkn' fikh tT Lijthlya lvantnceou
to un a machine that has no 'upatew.
"t'icke'i."t.r"Ai oh." tnat hnndlfs Iatnt
Or.iin. Lonz Straw. H-nf'iDiK. Fiax.Tiuotr
Millctt an.l all etch l:fficult irriiin and fcedi.
withtiNl'LUB KA3K AND tFFEIVK
Nf8. CI 'anrto porfertion : naves the far
mer hi thrc?h hill y extra i-arin' ot rinj
Biakeano"Litt'rinjs:,feinirMLliSSTItA
NK HALF the U5ual Belt. Boxes. Jour
nals, and Hear; easier managed : Itts repair:
one that irrain raicew prefer to em Iny and
wait for. even atadvancedprioia. while other
machines are "ou job."
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If interested in cmis niin. or thrcahinc.
write for Illuct a rd Circulart-entiree)wiili
full parti olara of thus, style, prtccf. tar a.
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over 10JO newspapers and estimates. rhowibK
the cost. Adyertuonicnt takra for leiding
papers ia many btatm at n tr m ndous re
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first la tis Held SctaSliaiai 1858.
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Farmer and Industrial Classes.
a beautiful
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This picture rcpr-sent Com. Oliver. II.
Perry in ilic uctof pojjinrf froiu one ship to
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Wholesale and fit tail
Dealers i.i Furniture.
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WAP.E ROOMS, OPPOSITE 'TIIK COURT
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tar Omaha aad Lincoln price
duplicated. Special terms to tbotc
wishing large Mils and the trade.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Tetaa Editor of; he Cats.
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thai I Wave a potiy
yoar readers
aad alt disorders of tha Throat aad f.aap.
aa.1 that, b ks ase ta say pfaetiee. I aara
eared haadre4a of eases, aad will (ire
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straini7fai'a. I will itslt sssiawple.
frr. to aay saSerer ad4Toaiac e.
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kaosr who k saferias froat taasa Iwaaaes
aad whlice.
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boots, snogs. 'Fixcrl
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DRY, GOODS & GROCERIES,
CALICOK3. DARK, LIGHT k PINK,
CHA.MBUKS. DKLAINKS, LaWNn
PRriiS TRIMMINGS & WN; lirm.w
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1ILKACHKD AND UNULKA0HKU MUSLINd
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Pants, ovbu ali.s 4 siiirtino,
If OOTM A H II i:st II ATM A VS.
COFFEE, SUGARS k TEAS of all Kinds,
Canned Fruits, Oysters and Crackers,
Chewing and Smoking Tebaicos,
FLOUR MEAL & BACON-
Aud every thing usually kept in a Fint Clav Dry (.Jood- A' lltocery Store.
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Red Cloud. Nebraska.
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TARRED PAPSTR.
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told as low as the lowest. '
Kastinys, Nebratka.
NEW HAR D W
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MITCITELL & MOIHhRT"
Have opened a new store and have Just received s full and oo:njo: JtsVvF
IIARDWABli:, Cutlery, il.uviUv iiitil
FARMING TOOIA . V
COAL ind WOOD STOVKS.
with our Store. Wc matiufactarn Tin.
Our Stock is LARGE and well
houtfc west of Lincoln.
Call and See Before
Opposite the Lataber i'ard.
Red Cloud.
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Doors Blinds
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