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DUblll sclllelits 101 (i.'i
lliiliitiuv on Imtid 8 '.'I
Itogistercd wairnul outsl'd'g 2,1 1 so
(Icuoral fund:
Balance on hand Muy 1 1090 1 2
llecclp's tM)t 47
t ' . 8107 r,!t
Disbursements . . . . , l f)72 00
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Up-to-Date Fall Merchandise
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liHlance on hand 1.14 03
' Etetric light fund:
tialatee on hand Mny 4 717 77
Receipts 2C5$ 87
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPKH tN
WEIISTElt COUNTY
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J una KM HUPftKME COURT.
Jhrim R. Dean .. .....llroken How
Wlllli I). Oldhnm Kearney
William h. Htark..... Aurora
RAILWAY COM. TO KIM. VACANCY.
Clarence K. Harman...,...( Holdrego
RKORNTM OK UNIVERSITY.
J. E. Miller , Lincoln
Charlei L. Andenon Oxlord
CharlM T. Knapp.. Lincoln
JUIK1K TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Harry M. Dungan..... .... ..Hatitlng!
COUNTY .IUIKIK.
A. D. Rnnncy Illui- Hill
COUNTY COMMIHSJIONERH.
ticorgo K. cooi District No. 4
A. It, llrlglit .. I)lntrlct No. I
COUNTY CLERK.
William It. Utility Red Cloud
COUNTY TREAHURKR.
OKfnr A. Arnold .. Iiluo IUII
CI.KRIC OF DISTRICT COURT.
Edith L. MuKi-lghnu. Rid Cloud
COUNTY Sll Kill IT.
Jami'H Mcllrldo .. Cowltx
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
Uvrtrudo Coon .. . . Red Cloud
CORONER.
Peter Mcrten llliielllll
The women uru in it this your. In
Webster county, Miss Edith L. Mc
Keighan, daughter of the Into Con
gressman McKelghan, is the fusion
candidate for clerk of tho district
court, while Mi s.8 Gertrude Coon Ik the
candidate for superintendent of
schools. We're for you, girls. Admits
County Democrat.
The good people of Lincoln have
learned that the cause for their
typhoid fever epidemic is to be found
in their water supply, which comes
from Antelope creek. This water is
contaminated and is full of typhoid
genus. At this season of the year
these bacteria are apparently more
active than usual People of lied
Cloud can well allot d to lake every pic
caution possible with regards to their
drinking wnter. Tho water in crooked
creek may not bu infected, but why
take so many chances'.' We t cully
think that it is again time to do a
little more energetic hustling In our
endeavor to get nu abundance of good
pure water for the city. The time
given to the contractors for providing
water from the wells bus already ox
plred and wo believe that they should
turn in the wnter or else give up the
work. What the people want is the
real thing and rainbows no longer np.
peal to us. If the water Is in the wells
let us have it and If it is not by all
means let us get down to business and
go to the springs where tho" water is.
Wo arc indeed pleased that the
Argus thinks well of our county com
mercial club proposal and the idea Bd
vanced that this club could do a great
deal for the reads of Webster county
appeals strongly to us. For Instance,
If wo had such a club there could boa
de Unite road policy adopted, such us
the present commissioners have com
menced, and then rcguidlrss of who
should be elected this policy could be
easily curried out AH that would bo
necessary would bo for tho onrani.a
tion to ask'.each candidate how ho
stood on the"joad question and If he
would pledgftjiimself to earryout the
jdoplei policy his electlou would
tnetttl that our roads would be secure.
One policy enri led out for a term of
years would mean that the roads in
Webster county would be adding
thousands of dollars to the value of
all property. There is no reason why
we should not have gaod roads all
over this county and they would bene
fit every town, every farm and every
individual. The other towns in the
county have sigpitled a willingness to
organize and all that is now needed is
to orystalie the sentiment and form
the club.
Reports of City Clerk
and City Treasurer
Report of city treusuier for the
months of May, June, July and Au
gust, 1011:
Occupation fund:
Balance on bund May 4 S tf'A 88
Receipts 1478 IX)
2052 81
Disbursements 030 70
Bulanco on baud 10'.t3 14
Water fund:
Bulancc ou bund Mny 1.
308 00
Ruct-'ipts 1078 03
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1177 53
812 01
Disbursements
lliilanco on hand (Ml 02
Water levy fund:
Balance on hand May l .... 37 (i
Rt"uipts j;i"2 7
too so
Balance pj hind, 898-53
Electric light levy: j I '
Balance on hand May 4 lib aft
Receipts
542 04
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682 30
Disbursements 678 75
Balance on hand 3 64
Registered warrant outst'd'g 46t) 35
Judgment fund:
Halance on baud May 4 84
Receipts noo 34
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Disbursements S82 85
Balance on hand 284 30
Firemen's fund:
Balance on lntiid Muy 4 177 70
Receipts 130 00
ft07 70
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Disbuiseutents
Buluuce on bund 50 20
IIKOAIMTULATION.
Total on hand May 4. Hill.. 3340 22
Total receipts May, June,
July and August, 1011.... 7835 48
II, 1IIH1 7(1
Total disbursements May,
Juno, July, August, 1011... 8071 14
Uul. 011 hand Bop. n, '11. 3107 50
Total registered warrants out
standing 001 55
S R. Ki.oiiaxck, City Treasurer.
Sept. 0, lull.
I, O..C. Teel.City Clcrk.herowlth sub
mit a statement of tho expenditures
of tho CJity of Red Cloud from May I,
Mill, to Sept. 5, 1011, inclusive.
Octieral Fund... ., g 211:125
Kleotrlc Light Fund (cost). . . SM4.75
Hlectriu Light Levy 10!)07
Water Fund (cost) .MfJ.b.
Water Levy 632.s.'i
Occupation Fund 15lo!ir.
Firemen's Fund I37.30
Tot1'1 S 7518.00
From the above c.xpuuditutes are to
be deducted the following amount, the
same being claims contracted by the
former administration but not paid by
them on account having no funds.
General Fund g (jor,
Electric Light Fund (cost) . . . 8GU84
Electric Light Levy 3.-.8.4U
Water Fund (cost) 200.33
Water Levy 130 22
Occupation Fund 1,00
'I'otal 3 1583.13
Net amount of expenditures
by present administration. ..$5034.0(5
Of the K034.00 above shown 8301l.Ui
was paid on account of water and liirl t
department, J1D30.I5 on streets and
crossings, J457.n0 chemical apparatus
Firo Dept.. 8210 Police, and balance
!" miscellaneous items.
O. C.Tki:u City Clerk.
Lliht and Water Report.
Following is the icport of .Superin
tendent I). II. Rich covering revenue
of light and water department:
LlOltr. WVlUt. Sl'I'I'UEH
April S :,07.10 $ 171.80 8 .in CO
'May 180 70 1 12.50 80.28
June 5(12.02 58302 35.00
Jlv 007.00 205 01 44.2:
Kent to Oct 1 SoO.OO
Meter credits 27.51
2l51.0S $1077.13 822G.U3
1010.
April 8 111.10 8 177.18 124.00
Muy 300.02 157.47 10.30
J uue 3.18.02 400.88
July 415.05 100 40 14.00
Kent 133.33
Meter cred's 100.10
1703. 58 8 041.32 8 54 30
Increase 1011 over 1010 Electric, 37
per cent; water, 14 per cent.
New consumers added, April 1 to
August 1 Klectric, 10; wuter, 12.
Judge Dungan Holds
Short Session of Court
District court Wtis in session Mon
day and Tuesday, and the following
vases were called:
In the cafe or State s. Claude Mel-ro-e,
the Hastings painter, charged
with udultery, the defendant was
found guilty uud sentenced to three
mouths in juil and to pay costs of
prosecution.
State vs. Charles Llndleyj keeping
and selling intoxicating liquors with
out license. Continued.
William Saunders vs. Orlando Saun
dots; partition. Decree coutlrutlug
shares; J. S, (lilliam appointed ref
ciee.
Loina S. Uilbert vs Jennio IJrnus
ot al. Sale itouliriued and deed or
dered, Lloyd Cussel vs. Perry W. Uujiald;
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damage. Motion confessed:
days to plead.
Estate of Martini A. Columbia; ap
plication of Cluistophcr L. Columbia,
administrator, for license to sell real
estate. Order to show cause Novem
ber 13.
Charles M. Smith vs. William Kirk
patrick; attachment. Settled and dis
missed. James Me Bride vs. Eugene F. Bur
ton; petition. Settled and dismissed.
Llddlc J. Kersey vs. Clyde Kersey,
divorce. Settled and dismissed.
John Sutton vs. Fred Settelle et al.;
petition. Decree as prayed for.
Elmer L Fuwcott vs. A. Minor Well
nv.in; pctltiou. Decree 11s prayed for.
Edna M. Dike vs William H. Dike;
divorce. Decreo granted as prayed
for by defeudunt.
Village of Cuido Hock vs. Burling
ton Railway; petition. Decioe grant
ed its prayed for.
Amboy Milling Co. vs. Henry C,
Harris. O. 1). Hedge appointed iO'
ooiver; bond tlxed at S25.0J0,
Rev- Uressman Resigns.
Ilev. Cressman observed Labor day
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning by delivering hii excellent
scrmou ou the rights of labor and
capital. He clearly defined tho rights
and privileged of each and ulso set
forth in a scholarly manner the duties
NEW JEWELRY
IF YOU LIKE nice, dainty Jewelry
and goods that are up-to-date, visit
our store. We make a specialty of
first class goods and our qualified
guaranteed is back of everything we
sell. We will soon receive more fine
Cut Glass
which Is the bost, made by the best
manufacturers,
J. C MITCHELL,
IKWELER AND OPTICIAN
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CAREFUL PREPARATION has brought our
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unusual completeness. You will find throughout the store the
splendid assortments that have been gathered for your choos
ing. This is an advantageous time to supply your needs for
the fall and winter season. We would direct your attention
especially at this particular time to the up-to-date lines to be
found in Coats, Skirts, Waists, Silks, Dress Goods, Linens,
Underwear, Hosiery, Shoes, Gloves, Sweaters, Laces, Rib
bons, Notions, Carpets, Rugs, Draperies and Lace Curtains.
Miner Brothers Company
, GENERAL MERCHANTS
'A Mighty Safe Place to Trade"
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
Gasoline and Oil Stoves and Ranges
De Laval Cream Separators
White Lily Electric Washers
Hardware and Implements
All' kinds of Plumbing Goods. Work promptly attended -to
Windmills,
each owed to the other. His present-'
atlon was characteristically fearless,
lucid and convincing. At the close of
the address a communication was read
from him tendering his resignation as
pastor of the church, to take effect
January 1. During Mr. Cressman's
Ave years' pastorate hero fie has built
up every department of church work,
has arranged for varied programs dur
ing the entire time and has given a
great deal of life aud vigor to church
activities. His resignation was receiv
ed with' regret because he has endear
ed himself to tho people of his congre
gation and to the entire community,
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these New Goods, whether you
buy or not.
Quick Meal
Wagons and Buggies
Fatal Shooting
Affray at Franklin
Frank J. Smith, a farmer living
seven miles northeast of Franklin,
was shot and fatally wounded about
7:80 Monday evening by Charles F.
Clems, a marblo dealer of Franklin.
Smith died Into Tuesday night fol
lowing an operation to remove the
bullet, aud Clems is coiiilned in the
Frauklln county jail at Dloomlngton.
The shooting took place in tho bleep
ing apartment of Clems, and is sup
posed to have been tho result of a
drunken quarrel, ns the men hnd been
di inking together dining the day.
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Eirellaeit In City SchMls.
Followiug is the total enrollment in
the city schools, ilfty-three of whom
arc from outside the district:
Kindergarten fjj
First grade 45
Second grade 4q
Third grade '....'.WW 33
Jourth grade M
Fifth grade .0
Sixth grade jo
Seventh grade ','.','," &
WKlith grade 31
High school (four grndes) 170
Total enrollment 522
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