The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, April 26, 1895, Page 3, Image 3
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1895. 8 t 0 l RRw 'II Al HJ SSct. 6teta.a $1.00 Bottlo OoeccntadoGO. Tnta (Iheat Conn II Cuke cromntlv eurrt Where (Ul othcra full. Coueht, Croup. 8ora Throat, Hoaracneai, whooping Cough and flathma. For Comumptlon It has no rlralt lias cured thousand!, end Will cure you If taken In time 8old by Dnnrglsta on a guar, ante. For a Lnrao Hack or Cheit, usa SHILOH'S BELLADONNA PLASTKR.250. rHILOH'SqCATARRH DbHBSiRtMEDr, Havo you cuuuThr, This remedy la guaran. tod to cure you. l'rlocWcta. Iajactortrea. For Mile bjr C L C'ottlng Druggist The Book of "The Fair." By II. II. Hancrc-H, "Tho lllktorlau." A work of Ono Thousand Imporinl Folio pugos, twelve by sixteen inches, printed on the llnoat onamolod paper, on tho Miolilo prose, ub ex hibited in Machinery Hall. This work contains Twenty-five Parts Forty Pages Each. Thoro will bo over 2,000 SUPERIJ PIC tures of all sizes up to a full page. 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ENNYRQYAL PILLS Orltfinul nml Only (irnuwir rct aJwai niUblv, udiii hi I iniiralut fi.p thlrkff i nl.ttiti tlirt tn.m.i lira h, l in lit il tOJ liflJ writing ttif aill lih I lu rlLUm TltLu lu.ntun.timit Attain AL llfUifrtlH. or BCTli If. it ni In . hfftu ti.itmtruut aiiliififiii In aumrt fur I artI;uUri, tciiiruonUlt ul Mtfll. f fop LuillisMtfrttrr. by rtlurn r Mali. I0.1MIO rttimooUli , tm iMprr. t,blrh-at.pltiuilflt'u.,lluIIoMHgurr, octl Drurriui. 1'hlUtlt.. , G. F. Stapleton, Blacksmith, RfakCN n apcclally or Itcpalrlng BiikkIch and Ciirrlogei. IIorBO-Blioonig and Wow Work prompt ly attended to, and takes pains shooing Trotting and Running HorseB, And all work zpaoted of a first elaaa Smith. hop South ef tke Lnnndrr m, if iFviA m i-i I 14 fcMUj.llL TOWNSHIP OHUArVIZATIOW The New SyMcm Under Which Towimhlpa will he Operated. (Homo lloll xo, ft! ) A I1II.I. l'or an act to provide for township or ganizition, to divide counties undir township orgmiizatiuii into supervisor distrtuts, to define the tight., powers and liabilities of towns, tho duties and compensation of tliu officers thereof, and to provide for the elec tion of town officers, and for tliu elec tion of supervisors and the term of office of the supervisors to ho elected and chosen in tho several supervisor districts into which the cwtinty is to bo divided when governed by town ship organization, introduced by E. 0. Burns of Dodtto county. January S, 1895, read first tiuio and ordered to second reading; January 9, 1895, read second time and referred to tho committee on County Scats, County Boundaries and Township Or ganizations, Bo it Enacted by tho Legislature of tho Stato of Nebraska: Sko. 1. At any general election that may bo held in the several coun tii s in the state, tho qualified voter in any county may voto for or against township organization in such county. Sec. 2, Tho county commission ers, on petition of fifty or more legal voters of the county, shall cause to be submitted to tho voters of tho county tho question of township organization under this act, by ballot, to be written or printed, or partly written or partly printed thereon, "for township organ ization," or, "against township organ ization, the votes to be counted, can vassed, and returned in like manner as votes fur county officer. Sec. 3. If it shall appear by the returns of said clcotion that a major ity of the legal voters of such county voting at such election aro for town ship organization, then tho county so voting for its adoption shall bo gov erned by and subject to the provisions of this act. on and after tho meeting of tho supervisors of tho county as hereinafter provided. Sec. !. On the second Tuesday after such election adopting township organization in any county the county commissioners of the county shall meet at the county scat of such coun ty and shall forthwith, and within not more than three da)s from and af ter the fir.it day of meuting, divide such county into five districts to he known as supervisor districts; such districts to ho divided as near as pos sible with regular boundary lines and in regular and compact form and shape, and each district shall as near as possible have the same number of inhabitants as any other district; hut no township shall be divided by any Ktich district; Provided that in coun ties having cities or over ono thous and inhabitants, and mora inhabitants than the average outlying districts, tho county commissioners shall add enough contiguous territory to such city so that the inhabitants in such city and contiguous territory shall equal tho inhabitants of two of the other districts, and when so divided such district in which such city is lo cated shall elect two supervisors, to ho olected at large within such dis trict: Provided further that if a county is divided with such a city district then and in such event tho balance of tho territory shall only bo divided into throo districts, and Htich city district shall rcocivo a double number as hereinafter provided. Sko. fj. When tho county has been divided as in tho prcocding section provided, tho county commissioners shall at once, upon such division, pro ceed to number such districts from otic to five and they shall, in caso of a oity district as contemplated in tho preceding sootion, give such city dis trict two numbers, ono odd and ono even number. Sec. 0. In the evont any city hav ing ono thousand inhabitants or moro shall havo enough inhabitants to form ono supervisor district then such city shall constitute ono district, or in case tho number of inhabitants is less than tho number in tho other dis tricts then so much contiguous terri tory shall bo added to such oity to givo it suffioiont inhabitants for ono supervisor district. Villages may bo onumeratod with goncral districts, counting all tht inhabitants therein The World's Fair Tests sMkow4 no Mclag powdtr :m w r grmt la JmW . .fonf power m the ttoyagc, as being within tho district wherein such town or village Is situated. Sec. 7. Tho county commission ers of any such county having adopt ed township organization shall each bo assigned to the supervisor district in which he may reside, or if two re side in one district then the one re siding nearest the center of such dis tiiot shall ho the supervisor of such district and thu other shall be the su pel visor for tho district nearest to his residence, and tho three shall forth with, appoint two supervisors to fill tho vacancies in tho other two super visors' districts, ond the newly ap pointed supervisors shall duly qualify and file their oath of office and bond with tho county judge within ten days after suoh appointment. Any vacan cy shall bo filled by appointment by tho remaining supervisors. Sec. 8. After tho coutity commis sioners shall have divided tho county into distriots and shall have appointed supervisors for tho district vacancies and shall havo transacted tho other necessary county business, they shall adjourn to tho second Tuesday in De cember following tho election adopt ing township organization, at which time they shall meet, and the newly appointed supervisors shall, after their bonds aro duly approved, meet with them, and they shall at onoo or ganize by electing ono of the Gve supervisors as chairman, who shall ap point all tho noccssary committees, and from and after such meeting and organization the powers of the com missioners shall cease and tho board so organized shall have all the powers and perform all and singular tho du ties performed by county boards as contemplated by law. Sec. 9. When the board of super visors shall have been organized as stated in tho preceding sections they shall at once divide tho coutity into townships by making such townships conform ns near as practicable to townships according to government survey. When county lines are not in accordance with government town ships, so as to cause fractional town ships, such fractious may bo annexed to an adjoining township, when the number of inhabitants or tho amount of territory in such fractions shall not ho sufficient for a separate township. When any government township shall have too few inhabitants for a separate oiganization. then such township may also be added to an ad joining township, or tho some may be divided between two ar more town ships for the time being, and when creeks or rivers so divide government townships so as to make it inconven ient for transacting town business, then such erek or ricr may be made the boundary line and tho fractions formed, if any, may bo disposed of as other fractional townships heretofore mentioned. Sec. 10. The hoard of supervisors shall also at the meeting mentioned in the preceding section designate the natuo af each township, and may chaimo the namo of any town at any other meeting of such hoard upon a petition of a majority of the voters of such town. Sec. 11. Tho county cleric shall record in a hook kept for that pur pose tho names nnd boundaries oi each town as designated by tho county board, and shall forthwith forward an abstract thereof to the nuditor of pub lic accounts of this stato, who shall Hiako a record of the same. Sec. 112, Tho hoard of supervisors shall also at tho meeting at which they shall fix and namo tho several townships, appoint for each township sonic suitable person, being an elector within tho township, as justico of the peace, and also for each township soma suitable person, being an elector within tho township, ns assessor, which person so appointed, shall on or before tho January meeting follow ing, take tho oath of ofiico and filo a bond, ns provided by Section 19 of Chapter 10, ontitlcd: Bonds and Oaths Official; and which bond shall bo ap proved by tho board as provided by law, in caso suou person, or any ono of thorn, shall neglect or rcfuso to qual ify, tho county board shall at suoh January meeting appoint another or others, as tho caso may bo, who shall qualify as abovo stated, and suoh por Bons so appointed shall hold suoh offioo until their suioessor shall bo duly oliotcd and qualified as provided by law. Sic. 13., The oounty clerk shall also on or btfore the third Tuesday in Deetsber following the Uoftioi tf township organization, appoint for each township somo suitable person, being nu elector within I lie township for wich ho is appointed, ns town clerk. Such person so appointed shall on or before the first T.iesdny in January next emuing takn the oith of office and give bond as provided by the sretion and chapter referred to in the preceding section, and thu county board shall approve hiicIi bond at their January meeting or shall meet nnd approve all bonds given to fill vacancies provided for in this nnd the preceding seetion before tho first day of April next mining. In the event the person appointed shall fail or re fine to qualify by the time named aboyc, the county eleik shall name somo other pcrsau possessing the qualifications mentioned in this sec tion. Tho pemou so appointed and qualified shall hold their office until their succcscors are duly elected and qualified. to up continued (All Interested In till law linlil rut It out nml alt. It Mill t.ikenboiiftiiur Iniiii'i to com plete It.) A Viilinihle I'liid. After years of study an 1 hor, there has nt last been discovered n saro niul never fnilidg remedy, It has been teated on patient, who havudUpalred of over behiK anted, the results have tieeti, in evsry cant) wonderful. GrotTV Khcmnatism Cure Is utieiiiinleil as a positive round)' in all eases of Chronic and Acute lnllainiiiatory Hhutnnatiiin, (Soul, I.tinihago, Solution, Neuralgia, Dysmunorrhoea nnd nil kind red nlfeetinns. It Is alnoa vnlniihlo Illnod l'urillur, heitiK especially UHof nl in Kezema lVoriiiKlH, Scrofula, all (lliitnlnlar ImlarKu mint and dlenHesof the liver nnd kldiinjs. It is absolutely freo from all narcotics. Severe uttackH nro relieved in from ono to three ilaH and a positive uuro effected in from tho to eiuhtoeu days. (J. li.Cot- tliK lied Cloud, Neti. Ill tin - HotnesenkerH excursion ratenon April 2.'!tl, one lowest lirst ehis standard fare plus 6200 for tho round trip. Mini mum rates shnll lie 67,00 to all points in Nebraska, Kuusas, Colorado, South Da lwtii, Wyoming uiul Utah. Tickets lim ited to continuous pnsHiigo in each di rection, (mini; passage to lie-in on ilato of sale, tliinl return limit twenty iIiijh from ilato ofalo. A. Conovki:, Dr. Price's Crcnm Making Powder Wor'd's Fair Mistiest Award. CrooUid Creek Mr. Hams lost a valuable cow week. (.'has. Tcunant was on tho sick last list last week. Somo of the fanners around here havo gone to planting corn. Mr. Copland was attending court last week. Mr. Harris was hauling hay from Bed Cloud Saturday. EiiiniPtt Teiinant supports n new hurucs, Ed Dickson was helping Clarence .Jones move Satutday. Miss Hunter and Mrs. Tennant were visiting at Mr. Wallin's Saturday. Henry llanis called at Mr. Gurnoy's Sunday. Mr. Fare is winking for Mr. Hols working t'lis season. Eu.mett Tcunant is building a new bugiry shed. A certain man who does not live n thousand miles from here camo home tho other night with a little to much bug juice Heart Disease 30 Yrs! " . Short Breath, Palpitation. Mr. G. W.McKinscy, postmaster of Kokomo, Ind., and :i bravo cx-sohller, says: "1 had been severely troubled with heart disease ever since leaving tho army at the close of the late war. I was troubled with palpitation and shortness of breath. I could not sleep on my left side, and had pain around my heart. I becamo so ill that I was much alarmed, and for tunately my attention was called to Dr. Miles' Heart Cure I decided to try It Tho first bottles made a decided Improvement in my condition, nnd 11 vo bottles have com plctely cured me." (( O. W. McKINSEY, P. 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