The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, February 29, 1912, Image 10

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Hoard of County Commission", met
-pun mint l adjournment. Mcniheis
4rooiit l'niil Stoicy, li. F. Schmidt, 'I'.
J.CuuplIn, (3. W Hummel, and (5
OhiiiMcdii Cliuiiman of Mild braird.
In tho matter of the 'cnlcd bids ti.r
llrldge Construction, Cement wot It
and other neces-iuy sujIIih, which
was duly ndvirtlspd for and Tl. el
for opening uhl hi !s in the Cummer
uhil Adv. i i i inwiiipor published
In ICimI Cloud, Nebr.. and said bids llled
by tlu following nmind llmisunil indi
viduals to-wil: Saunders In . IN'd
Cloud. .1. I. S'mp-n A: H li, Guide
Koek, Wells & MeTiggart, Cowles.
Nebr., It. S rtoiullit Mir. Co. Guide
Hock. Noli., Henry W. Moid Co , (mn-
lin, Nebr., Hastings Foundry .t Iron
Works, Hastings, -'"br, Slundnid
Bridge Company of Omaha, Nebr.,
Western Bridge A' Construction Co.,
Oninhu, Nebr., Omaha SI riietitral Steel
Works, Omaha, Nulir., Mouuieh Hugh
nccriiig Co., Full.-, City, Ni-br., In ac
cordance with said advertisement for
hiiK Now coming on for Jnvi'stitfii
gntlonainl awarding contracts or re
jection of same. It. was moved mid
cw.n, ,,!.., I that Hie Hoard inoceod to
tin opening "f Mild Itlds. Motion car
ried. And thereupon said bids were open
od, and after u cure fill ami thorough
investigation (dull bids, ll was moved
and seconded that the bids of Omaha
Striictuinl Steel works, for building
Steel bridges for the ensuing year, be
and is hereby accepted, and tho con
tract for building said bridges bo and
1-, hereby awarded to said Oiiuihu
Structural Steel woiks, of Omaha,
Nebr., for tho ensuing year in accord
ance with their contract now on llle In
the County Cloik's ofliee, of Webster
County, Nebr. Motion carried
It was moved and H-eoudod tho
cement bridge ami culvert worlt thru
out the county bo and is hereby lot to
the local men in district where cement
bridges and culverts are. to lie, or may
bo built during the ensuing year.
Motion canhd.
It was moved and secluded thr.t all
hids on re-lnfi rc.ing lods, In ear load
lots, be and is hereby rejected. Mo
tion curried
It was moved and seconded that all
bids on lumber lie and Is hereby ic
Jeelod. Motion carried.
In tho mutter of the price to be paid
Rout. I). Tost for a strip of laud 1M
feet by '.'Ua feet beiiu a sf.lp of laud
Ud feet in width beginning at tho
west, side of load Iniiiiidary n. corner
tec. I1-- in running mulli -O'l del to
the point where the public road turns
west. It was moved and seconded
that the said Robert 1). Host, he paid
SfiO for said strip of land and that Mild
Kobert 1). Post, ( .eeute and deliver a
deed to said land to the County before
payment of the Ei'iC Motion can led.
County Survejor to survey .and plat
said strip and road.
It was moved and carried that the
grade on the public road near Hie east
line of the n e. corner, see. 11-1M0
Bhall not be inlsed higher than the
laud lying west of thu bridge, at the
point SID feet west of said biidge.
In the matter of the saloon petition
of II. .1. Kohmetseher of Itoseiuont,
Nebr It was moved and t-econded
that said petition be laid over until
Feb !M, 101'J. .Motion carried. On
motion board adjourned to Feb. m.
Feb. 21. Hoard in el pursuant to ad
jourinent inuinbeis all present
In the matter of the petition of lleein
l-eiuke and others of Stillwater Fret ,
petitioning the. Hoard of Commissi n
ers to form two read districts instead
of one, one east and one west, now
coming on to bo heard. U was moved
and seconded that the petition le
granted and thatsa'd precinct bo and
Is hereby divided Into two load dls
tilctii dividing line to extend north
and south through tlm center of said
picu'uct. Tiie east lw.lt "I said pre
elnct to retain old number, which is :i
, and t'le west Im'f of said precinct to
bo known and designated as r.i.id dll
No ItJ$. Mothn earned.
It was moved and M'condcd that
Mi u y Haiifelf bo and is hvieby ap
pointed mi'i'-iii-r of (.list. No. a1; of
StlllttulcrpiOJ'in't. Motion carrle '.
On iiio'iou i he otllci.il bonds of the
follow nu ii i. iied 1 1 v'ioiis weie mmim-
.fd:S t'rd Y. Weve', lload O.er.seer
xlihtrloi No 1H ; ! A Denton as Ooi
' stable iSleuwood pnclnc'.
Moved and si eon ted ill it C. 1.. Col
Miiul.i, he nml l-s hereby appointed
Coi'stah:e of Guide Koelt precinct
Moll n i'.. i tied.
.On motion the oulelnl bond of C. H.
Colutubl', " eoiistalde of Ouhlc Hock
precinct be and la hereby by approved
.Motion cm led.
On motion thu annual settlement of
the following named road overseer-.
wero unproved: .1 K. Knigge, Uist.
.No II, A. U. Martin, Dist. No. I, Fred
illupper, Wat. No 7, V. II. Risbler,
Dist. No. 8, F. Hooni, Hist. No. 12, John
HlmmoUuirg, Dist. No. 1JJ.
II. C. Scott Couuty Assessor, I hand
you iny reBlguatlou as deputy county
. assessor of Cowios precinct, W. H.
milk. On motlou tho above and fore
,goluR resignation of V. II. Caulk was
. accepted..
Moved and icco!ided that C. C. Hen
nett be and Is hereby appointed deputy
assisMir of Cowles precinct and village
of Cowlex, for the ensuing year. Mo
Lion can led.
In the mat tor of tho erroneous tiiM-s
oo (!ov h.ls (! town 1 lunge II, eU
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amount. wit-J paid by lliiSHidbaehcr un"
dcr protesl It was moved and second
o 1 that the county treasurer he and is
luivhy authorlKi'il and lii'truclcd to
refund the said amoiilit of S'.'J.Tt to
.lolin IIiiHselhaeliDi'. Motion eirrled.
On tool Ion I.onls Hanged wii'i up
pninliil Deputy Assessor of Stillwater
precinct for tho year lOFi On motion
Chan. ISogale was appointed deputy
ax-essor of Gleiiwood pneiuct and
lltiidcn vi'higc for the year I'JlU
On molioii (Just Novalt was appoiit
e I ovciffer uoad disliict. No. I, Oalt
Cicelt precinct for 1DI12.
Now comes Win. F Kenkol andnialt
e.s u proposition to lease, a certain
piece or strip of land for . jenn for
road purposes providing boutd will va
cate road on u pad of section lino bo
twecn sections yiJ and UT-'J-l'J Moved
and seconded that Uridgo Committee
of said district Investigate proposal
and report, at next, inciting. .Motion
carried.
To thu honorable board of commiu
eionen', Webster county, Neb.
I herewith mihnut statement of till
linci asiicFsed hy me from Jan. 1, 1911,
to .Ian. 1 1912:
State of Nebrnfk!, va Frank Swandu,
.Inn. 1231 flnod $1, paid receipt No. -123
Sue of Nebraska va Frank Swaiula,
.hut. 2ol, fined $1, remitted on motion
defendants n'.tornry.
State of Nebraska Vd John Curtin,
Feb 2, 51 fine and costs remitted hav
ing no property,
Stule of Nebraska va Chai Oleson,
March 29, fine $o paid receipt No. -1 13.
State of Nebru-kii, va John Hoyrt,
June 23, fine $1, paid receipt No. 4S1.
State of Nebraska, Webster county,
ur, I hereby certify that tho foregoing
in n trua and correct statement from
my deckel of all fines assessed during
said time dated this 31st day of Jan.
1912.-F. C. Duschow, Justice of the
Peace. The motion wuh approved.
In the matter of the saloon petition
of 11 F. Kohmetseher, it was laid over
until Feb. 23, 1912, at 10 o'clock, a. in.
Hoard adjourned until 22d nt 9 a. m.
Feb. 22. 1912.
Hoard mot pursuant to adjournment,
all members present.
In the matter of the ' ra cling
peiisea of the county superintendent fur
visiting schools as required by the stat
utes, it was moved and seconded that
9U'-h cxpcncs be allowed the sup .in
tendent in n reiisonah'o amount during
li r pnsiiiit term of illic-. II iti m ear
ri-.'d
In thu milter of the p"rson:il tuxci
of II. Ludlow pnid by said Ludlow, un
der protest, on claim of an orrouious
iHsesrinnt, 'u now cornea before the
boird, and asks anid board to instruct
the couuty treasurer to refund him in
the sum Hint may seem just and right
to said board, and after investigation
by the board of said assessment, am!
n t finding any just cause for said enn'
plaint being made, it was moved and
!cco:idcd that the above request of
said II I.ud.ow be rejected. Curried.
On motion the annual settlement of
the following named road overseers was
upproved. A. L Stoner, District 13;
Jas. Mcintosh, District 10.
On motion board adjourned until Feb.
23, 1912.
Feb. 23rd. 1912.
Hoord met pursuant to adjournment.
Members nil present.
On motion the following claims were
allowu i and thu clerk authorized and in
structed to draw warrants on their re
spective funds in payment of aumi :
Klmer Wilson $ 10 00
S K. Hailey & Son ;... 2 30
HiWge Fund
Alva Stichley 7 CO
Tom Cruse 4 09
Chan Hritton 3 00
Witicswri uori- mm tu nt d exindi (don
behalf of both 'he poiltlonern and re
inoiiHtrHNir, ni th.'nid vid n'ftj and
aigiimi i-f 'if niio'tl 'ird motion, the
hoi.rd toolt the matter um'.'.T (Vnidcrn
ion to heCdiilcd a! tho preert rcpIoii
of the It.ar '. 0-i.h'.23-d dry of F i
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MtMUtakMPMI
.t mmi.iv. V..I, . nf ?:.i7l w I ill ! 1012. Thr u mM i it In li.g in .-cil u
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iroill .11, i.l triiiJH iiu . A.. M., w.,
mid tho MaUit of the prop.wed inr.o
(o-iiiioii of In- Villa)!! of Cowli rt com
ing no ior ihe li ihI conoid ratidii and
deci.l. n ol ill" bo-ire), the following re
olntli, i n iiitro'llifi'd liv ('(iliunifsl ' ier
S'nr, who moved it a('iptioo.
Kn Ivcd hy I In bord ol a vit
foir.rnis'iwiicrn of W bsti r iintv, lb it
li..iig conni h r. d the peliti n of Jamc
Mellrid", F. A. 0 "id, ol ill, pr.-.mg
for the i .coTpornti'i i ot the vill.'n of
Co. li s nil J ilit oti'.'tiors tllTC'o m "
tiie ivlilence of tin' parHoi w- find i. i i
peti ion e'gned by the nu jor'.ty of U.l
tnxahlu inhiihitaiilsof Cowle-.
Houndary limits of liicoiporation of
Cowles:
That said territory it an lollow.v.
Commencing at the center of Section I,
in Township !2, North, Range 10, in
Webster county, Nebraska, and i tinning
lliouco south In the line between the
SoutheiiHt and Southwest Quatters of
said Section, a distance of FWO feet (W) II
rods), thence eat at light angles to said
line, a distance of HOfit) feet ('.MO iod-),
to tho center of tho south quarter of
Section 3, in fuid Township and Ilnngc,
thence north, parallel with Hie line be
tween said Sections !! and !, a di.staucc
of 159110 feet ('.M0 rod;) to tho North line
of said Section !!, thence west from Uie
North lino of said Sictions 3 and !, a
di-tanco of .7.0 feet (il'.'O rods) to the
center point of the North line of the
Noithwest Quarter of said Section !,
thence South at light angles a dMatieo
of '.'(ill) foot (KM) rods) to tho Ninth lino
of the Southwest Quaiter of said Sec
tion -I, llieiico in the North line
or said Southwest Quarter Section -I.
n distance of UNO feet (80 rode) to the
place of beginning said territory includ
ed is the Noitheast Quarter and the
North half of the Southeast Quarter and
tho East halt of the Northwest Quarter
Section I, nml the West half of the
Northwest Quarter and the Northwest
Quarter of the Sntithwe.it Quailir of
Section 3, all in Township S, Uauge ID.
according to Lioverniuent Survey '.and
Subdivisions1.
That inhabitants to tho number of
more Hum '-20O are actual residents of
the said described Territory, that said
Territorj Includes thu oiigiual tun-lto
and plat otLowles ami contiguous tuni
lory a largo part of which has been sub
divided into smaller tracts, and all of
which is adjacent to the oiigiml town
site, is adapted to municipal purposes
and should bo Included in the corporate
limits of tliH village.
1'n it -aid petition for ineorpiuution
should Im gi anted as prayed lor, and
said village of Cow leu lie and it U here
by oidered and declared incorporated
with the meets and bounds theieof, as
hereiubitoiu set forth and to have the
light powers, and immunities of a vil
lage and that the following nnmM duly
qualified persons, to-wit: H T. Foe,
Kichiiid Grcouhaigh, II. 1) Hruhaker,
W. .1. Crtstelln and C. C. I5enuttt. lie
and they ate appointed in tiu-tee.s lor
said Village, to hold their offices and
perforin thu duties thereof until the
Flection, and their qualification of their
successors as provided uy law.
Tho motion to adopt said resolution
being seconded upon tho adoption there
of, the vote was as follows: Ave, L. F.
Schmidt, G. W. Hummel, (t. Ohntstede
Haul Storey, No Whereupon the
chairman declared said resolution carri
ed and adopted, ami ordered that said
proceedings bo entered upon the Com
mis-loners' record. Approved.
U. Oli.MSTT.nr., Chairman.
In tho matter of tho H. ,T. Kohmots
cher petition praying for a license to
sell siiiritous and vinous Honors, to ho
carried on at Hoseinent, Nebr. Now
coming on to bo heard.
it was moved and seconded that the
petition he and is hereby granted, as
prayed for In said petition.
Upon tho question of granting the pe
tition tho vote was as follows: Ave, T.
.1. Chaplin, L. F. Schmidt. (J. Ohmstede.
Paul Storey. No, ;i. W. Iluuiiuel
Motion carried.
And tho bond of U. J. Kohmetseher
for selling Illinois in said R.emotit.
being filed and unproved by tho IJoatd
ol County ijomintosioneri.
It was moved and seconded tluU the
Oou.ily Clerk, be and Is hiebv mull ir
iz '(1 t nil hi-tt noted to i.-sii" a Iiciiim to
Mild II. .1. Kolimi tsuhor, for lie sab- of
liquor in Ho-fiuniit, upon tic- it-ccipt of
ViOO 00, lor one vear fioni the 'i dav
of Fobiuarv, 19l', to Fehru-iry '.Mth.
1913 MoHon carried.
If was moved and seconded thai ' lit?
County Treasurer he and is hi-i-by auih
orized and instructed to refund ;!) 15 lo
Saunders lhos , being uimi,, us tavs,
a1 m'hsciI and paid by s.id van!Ml'is
Hfos , under protest on lots Ki ;'(), north
of 21 in Hloelt '.,. of Hlciiifs addi-
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The old days nrc past wliun the fanner tnisti-d to
blind luck in making his selection of the tools or imple
ments he used in his fanning operations. The modern
fanner is up-to-date and knows what methods and ma
chinery bhonld be us d in producing the maximum of
results.
Upon the tool or implement used depi nds a great of
the results obtained. Perhaps a good workman with a
poor tool can do a better jb than a poor workman with
a good tool, but the good workman and the good tool are
a combination that cannot be but. We have secured the
agency ol several new tools antl implements tins spring
that conform strictly with np-to-datv method. Among these, and at this time of
the year, the manure spreader and the surface packer are perhaps the two pieces
of machinery most in demand. We carry the "KOUINSON" spreader, the spread
er that is the easiest to load, (because lowest down), the easiest draft, (because it
is same track as a wagon), and the widest and evenest spread, (because it is equip
ped with a two piece beater that thoroughly pulver
izes the manure and spreads as heavy on the sides as
in the center and makes it unnecessary to drive back
in the same track so as to make it lap. In the sur
face packer we carry the " WESTERN LAND ROL
LER," unique, because it will not clog as so many
of them will, but packs the subsoil and leaves a
mulch of loose dirt on top The importance of using
a surface packer on wheat in the spring has been ful
ly demonstrated by the experiment stations and farm
ers alike, results showing that the yield has been in-'
creased 5 to 8 bushels per acre.
WE have samples on our floor of the lines we
carry and our salesmen will be glad to explain them.
The Red Cloud Hardware
and Implement Company
MrMtn
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LOCATION
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You will find us now in our new
location in the Newhouse Block
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Uoy Sticklo.v
Geiural Fund
il. I. S unkard
Dr. J. W. Moninvillo
T. .!. Cw.liu
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0. Oliinsitile, 121
I,. V. Sclimid Gl 00
1'aulStoiey l'J 70
G. W. Hummel H7 Cu
.1 A. Tomlir.son 17 S5
KufiH Mikscli 40 15
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() . thb2M day of lYbrunn 11)12,
the matter of the proposed incorporation
of Village of Cobles, camu on for hear
ing, upon the petition of James Mcliridc,
F. A. Good, uiul 46 others, alleging that
hiiid peliti. nicrs constituted, a majotity
Furnitur
tinii to Hud Cloud, Nbr M"tion en-
lied
Moved and -teonded that the County
Clerk he and is helehy iliMlllcted to
notify all hanks of 'Weh-der e unity
wishing tiie County Ticiisurer to niahe
dnpnsiis of County Funds in tliir io
speetlvn hanks to so notify the Hoard,
with eerlitlcate of canital stock of said
of th. taxable inhabitants of thu town I hank atlached to t-aid reipiest. Motion
and territory described, that said tor, earned.
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Rugs
and Carpets
dviits and inhabitants und'praying thai
they may bo incorporated as 11 village
under the name of I ho Village of Cowlep,
designating tho meets and bourn's of
said territory and for the appointment
of (We persons, as village trustees and
for such other orders aH the circum
BtanciB of the case may require.
Two remonstrances were uleo filed
one by A. II. Spracher and 4 others and
the other by A. J. Grant and 28 others.
Said petitioners were represented by
L. II. lllacklodge atty; and tho renion
strators by Bernard McNeny, atty.
Maj mud he and is hereby allowed $13.1)0
In settlement of tile anneal tiom the al
lowaneoof tho County Hoard In the
road ease between sections 15 and '.22,
Town 1. H. 11, Motion carried.
In the matter of tho erroneous assess
ed value on Lot (I, Block 0, Houeiiiont,
Nebr., in tho uaino of Clans Rose, it
was moved and seconded that tho Coun
ty Treasurer bo and Is hereby instruct
ed to refund to said Claim Rose the dif
ference In the tax on an assessed value
of IS5.00 and f 15 00. $15 00 heiug the
correct assessed value of said land.
Motion carried.
Board adjoiirnod to meet March 27,
1012. E. W. R03S.
(skaiO County Clerk.
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to See You.
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