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Thursday , Octo er 2 , 1902.
" REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State Tloket.
For Oooroor-
J. H. MICKEY , of Polk.
For Lloutenoot.GnTornor-
E. Q. McGI.LTON , of Douglas.
For Secretary of tltete- :
- GEORGE W. MARSH ,
ot IlIcbardloli.
For .1'reMo rflr-
PETER MORTENSEN ,
ot Vallol. I
For . AudUor- .
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CHARLES WES'I'ON ,
Of Ihorlthn. : ! I
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J"or ! Attorn""Oolleral -
FRANK N. PROU'l" of Gage.
Fur Oomml slon r Publlo I.UI\8 811d lIulldllgJ- ,
GEORGE D. FOLLMER ,
Ot uckolls
For Commissioner Public In8tructlon-
.WILLIAM K. FOWLER ,
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Ot Wruhlugton.
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Congresslonnl Ticket.
I'or CoDireBlmsn , Slxtb Dlotrlct-
M. P. KINKAID ,
Of 0' tell. ' .
Sonatorlnl Tloket. .
For State 000810r-
M. L. FRIES , of Arcadia.
Ropresentatlve Tloket.
For ReprePllntatvcs ! 06lh Dlslrlrt-
A..H. , COPSEY , of Westervillc.I I
S. C. WALDRON , of Over.
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For Oounty AttollH'Y-
A. R. HUMPHREY.
I upervlsors Tloket. [
For Supervbor. Irlrst District-
. F. S. MORRIS.
For SupervIsor , " 'hlrd DI.trh t-
G. H. THORPE.
For Supenlsor. IIlf1h Hlstrl"l-
J. H. McGUIRE.
For Suporvllor. , . .evoll h DI. trlol-
G. HISEI ,
: Broken Bow Township Tloket.
, For low08hlp OIek-
, A. D. BANGS.
For Township TroBsurnr-
J. M. KIMBERLING.
For Town , ! ! 'p uonor-
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) IV. M. VANNICE.
Per Road Overseer nls I' ct No 1 _
L. CUSHMAN.
J'ornoadOver-PI'r DIrlct ' 0.2-
JOHN KENNOYER.
Bor noad 0'"r800' D.s rlol o 8-
L. McCANDLESS. .
For Road UVerHoer I hiolcNo. . 4-
LEONARD HERSH.
For Itoad Over o..r Dlstrlot Nil 1 _
, C. E. RECTOR. '
For ltoad OVl'rPel'r OI"r'ct ' No 0-
HENRY REEDEI .
lfoino d Ov."o r DI.lr'OI So. 7-
' . " J. N.VES' ! ' .
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The fusion campaign in the
state has simply scttled down tea :
a fight for thc elcction of the
democrat candldatc for govcrnor. '
It is a scheme to convince the , .
pop contingent that only dcmo-
crats can be elected on a fusion )
'ticket.
' ; I.'hirty missing tents belonging
to the state have.just ecn found
in the depot at Herman. 'l'hc ) '
were loaned to the peopte of that
town by populist state ol1 cials at
the time of the cyclone three years ,
' go"no ; r corc1 being kept b.y Ado -
o jutant General Barry. It is a .
: I fai 'lsample of the way usiness 11 ,
\ was done at that 'office and a
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I warning as to what may be ex-
i i pccted if the old man is sent to
Conb'Tess.-Ord Qui ? .
Valley county has su mittec1 ce
the 'question to her voters of tt
selling the poor farm. It is cvi- t
dent Valley lla not had thc h
, , success with her farm that Custer
has. The Poor farm of Custer 01
not only pays thc expcnse of running - b
ning it each year ut turns a fr
liberal surplus into the treasury. m :
Already this season the farm has it
old .off over $600 worth of hogs a
and has over 100 head on hands t1J
and has raised 10,000 bushels of or
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I cornand over 1000 ushels of of
8mall grain. m
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M. L. li'ries , the repu lican al :
candidate for thc senate spent th
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1'1 severjll days ; In the city last week o )
: during the County Fair and made Wi
the acquaintance of a large numo
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' ber of. voters of Custer county. ca
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1\ \ . learn he' made a ver > ' favorable
1\ impression upon those he met. I hLi
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IIis candidncy is meeting' with
appro\'al ovcr the entire district
as wcll as it should. lie is an
expcrinccd and successful usincss
man and a man of high moral
character and intelligent.
Our gentle ncxt-door neighbor ,
Ord Journal , seems to have a
littlc difi cult ) ' in procuring suh-
jects for rea a l potitical editorials -
ials this campaign. ' ( 'his being
the case would it 1I0t he a hit for
the Journal to explain why W. II.
' 1'hompson is now carrying , alld
has heen for a numhl'r of ) 'ears ,
several railroad passes. ' ! 'holl1p-
son's democratic frends like Claf- i
lill ha\'e eell telling" us that
'I'homl'son is not a railroad attor-
lie ) ' alld that he lIever takes n
case for Ule corporations. Why
then thl.se ! passes ? Will till. !
Journal please explain-Ord
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' 1'110 IIellCOII Stili HIlHIln , ! ; ' rur III'llItll
Don't forget that the repu li-
can part ) ' in Custer County raised -
ed taxes from seven mills on the
dollar to 14f mills. If you favor -
or high tnxes , vote the Repuhli-
can tickct and reap what yolt
sow.Beacon. .
'l'hat is indeed interesting ut
would e more so if true. The
facts arc that during the tcn
years the pops predomillated in
Custer county the county lc\'y
run as high as 18 mills and never
run elow 14 mills in ourrccollec-
tion. It is truc that two years
ago after election when they saw
that thc republicans would have
a majorit ron the hoard , the board
recinded 'the lcv > ' of 14 or 15mills
it had made in July previous and
: ut it down to 7 mills and went
Lo thc expense of changingall the
Lax hooks accordingly. ' 1'hoy
lid for political effect and hoped
it to embarrass the incoming
board.and thus he a lc to defeat
them at thc next election. ll ) '
making a vigorous effort a largc
amount of deliqucnt tax that had
accumulated on the books whilc
the pops were 111 control was
wllected , which ena led the
oard to meet all expenses wi th-
out embarrassment.
'l'he republican oard h.1S always -
ways aimed to make the levy
mfl cient to meet the demands of
the county and pay the cnrrent
xpenses with cash. But a levy
) f 14f milts has not een necessI I
iry and has not been made ) ' a
'epu 1 can board. 'When the last I
evy of 13 mills was Inade , last I
rune it was on a compromise 1
vith pop members of the boar . 1
' ! 'he chairman of the committee 1
stimated that it would require i
2 mills to mcet the expense this (
'ear and huild the ridges that 1
vere petitioned for in thc several
ocalities. Conley , one of the
opulist members of the board
nsisted on a 14 mill lev ) ' , while
reenwalt another populist mcm- t
ler urged that it would require
5 milts. Finalt.r Thorpc yielded
a compromise and the leavy
as made 13 mills of which 4
11 ills was for ridges. The
ridges were demanded and are
iC ng uild. Had the pops een
11 power the lcv } ' wovld in all
rob abilities ecn 14 or .l5 mills
I1stead of 13 mills as it now is.
uTIru ! On 'l'ho JlJht "
'rhe above line
head adorns a
olumn of the editorial pagc of
lie Beacon last week and appeals
) the HUJ > UUJ.lCAN for informa-
ion.
lt is with pleilsure we occupy
Llr time in educating" the pu lic
r impartingl such information
'om week to week as appears to
> desira le and upbuilding. But
is a little like pouringlwatcron
goose's hack to try to educate
Ie Beacon on matters political
economic. But with the hope
helping some of. those who
ay deluded that read the Beacon , t1
e cheerfull } ' accept the ch. ltcngc h
HI will " 'l'urn on the 1-4igh t" so t.
Ie lind may see and the most n1
tuse undcrstand. ' ! 'ne lleacon a
ants us to "explain how the C (
mrd is managing tax sale certif - sc
tes. " at
The Beacon further says : at
"A casual study of the deal al
id convinced us that the present , of
.ulmini\tration of county affairs
was Iiot altogether fair with the
taxpayers" .
Agnin the Beacon cites an example -
ample for illustration which rc.u1 ! ;
as follows :
" 'l'he cO lI1trfor instance , buys
a tax certificate for $100.00 and
holds it for one ) 'ear. At the end
of that time , it IS purchased y
thc bank for$110.00. 'l'hcowncr
of the land comes next clay and redeems -
deems it by paying the banker
5120.00. In thil\ ! deal the anker
is $10.00 ahead and the county is
S1O.00 SlOl't ) , though its money is
invested and risk incurl'ed.Vill
the I IO'UIIIICAN I.xptain ! 1I0W why
thc county should not have the
other S10:00 : if the farmer must
pay it to an ) ' one. "
In the first place the board is
"managing tax sale certificate
sales" in a thoroughly safe and
conscrvative manner with a most
desira le effect.
It is a generally know fact that
during the demo-pop administration -
tion of this count } ' , state ald nation -
tion that our people had to contend -
tend with a Jinancial panic.
' ! 'axes on real estate were allowed
to become delinquent from ne-
cessity. Not only were individuals -
uals ut mortgage companies and
corporations were so crippled fi-
nancally that they could not and '
did not pay their taxes on real
cstate. On the return of the re-
pu lican party to power , prosperity -
ity reappeared and the county
board took steps to coltect the delinquent -
linquent tax on rcalestate. No C
ind'idual would uy in the property -
erty at tax sale. ' ! 'he county decided -
cided that thc taxes could be collected -
lected by the county buying in all
thc delinquent ta'lsonrealestate.
' ! 'his thcy did. 'l'he object of the
board was not to make money
out of the deal , but to induce
those who had an equity in the
property to pay their taxes. 'l'he
result was highly atisfactory.
As soon as the local agents noti.1
lied the to an companies that their
lands had een sold for taxes the
money was forth coming to re-
dcem it and thc county not only 0
got the face of the taxes but the
10 per ccnt intereRt , which is an
the law allows thc county to col-
lect. In fact it saved every delinquent -
linquent taxpayer whether he resided -
sided in the county or was a nonresident -
resident from paying 20 per cent
had his land een sold to an individual -
dividual instcad of the count ) ' .
[ n case the individual owner or
: orporation did not redeem the 0
tax sate certificate , anyone else ,
lmd the opportunity. What the tJ
oant wanted was for the county
to get its money. It did not buy
in the land for speculation and n
: ould not collect more than
G
.he legat rate 10 per cent had it h
; 0 desired. ti
But the board did sell where g
ver-it could , whethcr pop , clemoa !
: rat or republican made applica-
: ion at face value and 10 per cent t1
nterest. Should the owner altow 01
it
l s tand sold the second time to a al
mnker or anyone else it was no be
'ault of the count ) ' hoard. 'l'hcy b (
vere elected to look after usi ness SJ
nterest of the county. Neither
s the oard to blamc because the H
aw allows the indh'idual purchas-
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r to charg.e 20 per cent when the br
ounty can only collect 10 per to
ent. 'l'he 20 per cent is the
Icnalty imposed hy the law to
revent taxes from ecoming dem
inquent. It is not a fact the
ount ) ' is $10.00 short when it fo
ells a $100 tax certificate for _
110. ' ! 'he anker or individual' "
rho buvs " f rom the count" " can Tal dru
ollect $120 and make $10 , on the 11 : '
eat ut the count > . can only col- -
ct its 10 per cent should it hold
lie certificate for ten years.
: \'cn if it could the county is not
1 the speculating usiness and
Illy seeks to collect what is due
. and no more.
'rtle Beacon seeks to prejudise
Ie puhlic by insinuatilig that
antes arc the cneliciaries in the
lX certilicate sales. 'l'his is a
listake. Not a hank has hought
singlc tax certificate of the
mnty , " ' ! 'hc certificates when ,
lId have een sold to individuals
Id real estate dealers. ' ! 'here
: e those in every . township who
'c interested. in getting control
: more land in his vicinity and : " 1
especially where the tand' joins
him. Man ) ' of those tax certificates -
cates have een sold to individual
farmers and ranchmen. ' ! 'hc
coullt ) ' is not entitled to the 20
per ccn t hence docs not get it.
'l'he insinuation that these certificates -
tificates h.l\'e ecn sold to "fav-
ori te poli tical stri kers" shows to
what deception somc people will
resort to bolster up a lost cause.
'l'here arc scores of populist and
democrats in Custer count ) ' that
have ought those tax certificates
and in case they were redeemed
collected their 20 per cent as the
law provides they may ,
The RUPUDI.lCAN insists that
the action of the board in this ,
matter has een highly command-I
a le and Lllc county greatly ben-
cfi ted.
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, VHDNHSDA Y , SI\J > TEMlllUl 24 , 1902.
Board met at 9 a. m. with a11
nemhers present.
Minutes read and approved.
Head and Head Claims Com-
nittee Rcported as follows on
. oad Petition of Hattie B. Gates
t al :
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" \Ve your commi Uee recol1lt11ed
hat the within pctition e grant-
d and damage e allowed by
cason of said location as follows :
-lattie B. Gates. . . . . . . . . . $25 00
; eo. 'l'ro ough. . . . . . . . . . , 15 00
) . C. l ul1lcry. . , . . . . . . . . . . 15 00
ames Bingham. . . . . . . . . " (10 00
o e levied against Head District
o. 5 , Algernon 'l'ownship.
GEO. GIWHNWAIT.
G. UlSEH. }
ALVIN DAIIy.
Heporl of Committee accepted
l11d adoptcd.
In thc matter of the request
If 1-4ouis Lang for an appropria-
ion of $200.00 for the purpose of
lelping defray the expense of
Ipening up Head No. 597.
It was moved by Henry sccond-
d by Morris that the requcst e
ranted and the sum of one hun- I
lred dollars e appropriated for
aid purpose.
Mr. Greenwalt raised thc point 4
, f order that it was an improper !
u ject for consideration y this
loard for the reason that a rcI I
ucst in sllch matterg sholud comc I
rom the 'l'ownship Board. .
Chairman sustained thc point I
f ordcr. .
Moved and carried to adjourn -
111 1 :30 : p. m.
AI THHNOON SESSION.
Board mct at 1:30 p. m. all
lem ers prescnt.
1\1o\'ed by Conley seconded by
reenwatt that the county Cterk
and hereby is instructed to cer-
fy the county treasurer for re-
istration aU Road damage claims
: ; follows :
AU claims allowed prior to
lis meeting of the oard in ' the
der in which they are recorded
I the Road Record and all claims
lowed at this meeting of the
) anl and which ma.r hereaftcr
allowed in the order in which
lid claims arc f led.
Carried unanimollsly.
In order to give the Bridge and
01111 Committcs an opportunity
I go out to view some roads and
'idges it was moved and carried !
adjourn till < ) a. m. tom ? rrow. 0
'rII UHSDA Y , SIt"l' . 25 , } 902. "
Board met at 9 a. m. with atl
em ers present. . '
Minutes read and approved.
Head conlin i ! tee reported as
llows on Road petition of J. N.
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10 LRxaUTo'lrom. . . Qulolne 'I'81110t8. AI
J.IItft : rofulIIl tbe 1II0llUY It " tails to cllre.
W. Grovo's slgllaturo 10 011 ea h box. 250. .
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Goar. known as the J. N. Gear
petition No.1 : .
\Ve your committee recommend
that the within petition be granted -
ed and damage y reason of said
"location allowed as follos.
\V. B. . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 00
'l'illic J. Potts. . . . . . . . . , . . 10 00
1\1. ' 1' . Maze. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 00
R. E. Brega 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 00
'l'homas Baily. . . . . . . . . . . . 10 00
John Eastman. . . . . . . . . . . . 10 00
to he lcvied against Road District -
trict No.3 , Wood Hivcr township.
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\Ve further recommend that
Surveyor e ordered to resurvey
from stake ne to stake two e
tween sections 5 and 8 around
draw on north side.
Guo. GIU\uNWAI.T.
G. IIlsIm. }
Ar.\'IN DAII.Y.
Report accepted and adopted.
Erroncous and Detiquent ' ! 'ax
cOlllluittee " reported as fptlows :
\Ve recommend that thc claim
of L. H. HOllse e allowed and .
Clerk instructcd to certify samc
to County . 'l'reasurer at once.
G. HlS H.
J AlIII S IIENHY. }
Guo. GHmmwAT/r.
Heport accepted and adopted.
Moved and carried to adjourn
till S a. m. tomorrow.
1i'IUDA Y , SItI"rUllIIJHH 26 , 1902.
Board met at 8 a. m. all members -
bers prescn t.
Minutes read and approvcd.
Road committee reported as
follows on Petition of E. 1-4. Be-
out et al of Douglas Grove Prc-
cinct.Ve ) 'ourcommittce recommend -
mend that the within e granted
and damages allowed by reason
of said location as follows : N.
E. Armstrong to ha\'e pr'clege
of cattle chute to e constructed
and maintained at his own expense -
pense , said chute to e H , feet
wide with anastcrs.
N. E. Armstrong. . . . . . . . $190 00
1 . L. Be out. . . . . . . . . . . . 15 00
J.V. . Hapstall. . . . . . . . . . 30 00
all to e levied against road District -
trict No.4 , Douglas Grove
township.
Also petition of John Maier et
al e granted and M. K. Jones
e allowed 520' damages to be
levied against Head District No.
2 Custer township.
GHO. GmmNwAIl' .
G. IlJsm , }
AI.vIN DAII.Y. 1
l eport accepted and adopted.
1\11' . Chairman
I move you that (
when any counununications is
rcceived from any adjoining 1
: aunties relative to any roads in
which this county is interested I
jointly with said county that the
ounty clerk e and hereby is in- _
, tructed to notify the supervisor
of the district in which said road
is locatcd and
any supervisor so
wtiJied is here y authori ed to '
let for this county in an , ) ' such ]
natter without any further ac- & .
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tion of tHis Board.
Provided however that any
supervisor so acting shall file a
rcport of his doings and any act . .
of an ) ' supen'isor so acting shall
not e considered binding on this
county until acceptcd by a majority -
ity vote of thc mcm ers of this
Board. UHO. W. GIHU\NWAIJ' \ .
Seconded y Morris.
Carried.
'L'he following requcst submitt-
cd y the 'l'own Board of Delight
'l'ownship was read.
. ' 1'0 Honora le CO IIIty Commis'\\i. 't '
slOncrs I , A. J. HIgbee , herebyr' \ "
certify that I alll 'l'ownship Clerk
of D light ' ! 'ownship , Custer
county , Nc raska , that I am well
and fully acquainted with the
proposition to open a road direct
from the' south off of Redfern
ta le leading into Callaway , in
which connection a petition has
ecn presented to your honorable
od ) ' for financial assistance in
constructing the said road and
the opening thereof and I represent -
sent at this time that our township -
ship board is una le to furnish
the required help and we request
that your honora le ody may set
aside the sum of 5100.00 or more
for the purpose of such assistapce
which will e ! efit a very large
number of people who now
have to make a wide circuit of
many miles out of the way in
order to reach Callaway.
A. J. HIGDI\l\ .
Suscribed in m ) ' presence and .
sworn to efore me this the 25th
day of Septem er 1902.
[ SII. . ] FHANCIS ZUlIIIIlWlII ,
Notary Puulic.
'I'his is O. K.
C. C. BI\CKWl'l'H , Ch'rm.
l\Ioyed by Henry seconded by
Morns that the request be
gran ted. I
Greenwatt moved to amend bv
including an appropriation r
5200.00 for thc purpose of paying
damagc claims on H. Barrett
road No. 826.
Scconded , ' Conle\ . ' . I
Henry rais d thc p.oint of Qrder
Lhat the motion
to amend was
out of order for the reason that
110 requcst for such
appropriation 1/ '
had becn filed h ) ' the 'l'ownship
Uoa .
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Chairman overruled the point
) f order. -
Ayes and nays were called on
: he amendment.
Voting aye-Conley , Daily and
Jreenwalt.
Voting nay-Hiser , Henry ,
'Iorris and ' ! 'horpe.
Chairman declared the amend-
nent lost.
Ayes and nays being called on
7f
hls signature Is on every box of the nulno .
Laxative I
Bromo-Quinine Tablota
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THE FAIR STORE
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RBA"INO A VICIOUS "Ic"m \
LI\TE AND LEI" LIV1 . '
: ; mv . motto. I will sell goods to the pubJic
cheaper than
thc.r house west of I-4incoln , and if will any I
you few
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rill gtadly show you illY goods and tell you my prices. , I I 0 , ,
100 lbs granulated sngar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5 40
18 t s best 6rranulated sugar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 00
1 sack of Best High Patent Callaway Flour. . . . . . . . . . 1
1 sack of l 'ancy Bakers 1i'lour. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 10
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( , bars White l ussian Soap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
All Other Goods as Cheap In Proportion.
.T. W. C001 ( , and MRS. L. L. SHARP.
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