WEEKLY TRIBUNE ,
F. M. & E. . M. KIMMELL ,
EDITORS and PUBLISHERS.
SOUTHERN Dakota adopted a cffnsti-
tution Nov. Gth , end will make appli
cation for admission to the family of
states. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _
THE next Legislature of New York
will elect a U. S. Senator to succeed
Senatur Lapham. The Republican ma
jority on joint ballot is 24 , which in
sures a Republican Senator from the
Empire state.
TRUMAN J. SMITH , of Watcrbury ,
Conn. , choked his wife and broke her
leg because all. the children have turn
ed out to be girls. His third and last
girl was born about three weeks ago.
Truman is quite a strict disciplinarian ,
but the neighbors talk of a course of
spouts for himself.
THE land office at Beatrice will be
open , December 10 , 1883 , for the pur
pose of receiving applications for the
purchase of the remainder of the lands
of the Otoe and 'Missouri reservations
which reverted to the government by
reason of the default of the bidders at
the auction ot May 31 , 1883.
How thoroughly the campaign was
worked "for all it was worth" in Mass
achusetts this year , says the Chicago
Journal , may be inferred fruin the fact
that Butler gained 16,000 on his vote
of a year ago , and Robinson increased'
Bishop's vote of 1882 by 40,000. It
was the largest vote ever polled in the
state , amounting to 313,000 , while the
combined vote for Garfield and Hancock
in 1880 was only 277,000.
MARTIN LUTHER has been dead.more
than three centuries , but twice or three
times as many people turned out to
hear a comparatively obscure man talk
about him a * the opera house , ' Sunday
evening , as went to heai the renowned
Bob lugersoll announce the demise of
God and the banishment of hell. It
was Christ who taught that men should
build upon solid rock. Luther seems
to have so buildcd , and three hundred
million people worship in the temple
he raised. As between Luther and
Bob , we think the dead reformer has
decidedly the advantage , from any
point , of view. Topics Man.
MOSES , the relict of the fat girl who
died in Baltimore , a few days since ,
felt very badly on account of his fears
that his dear departed angel's body
would be stolen by the medical stu
dents. The terror grew on him day
by day , till a happy thought struck
him. He hied him to a doctor's office
and asked the medico what he would
give for what was left of his love and
he indicated that a good deal , was left.
The doctor said he guessed a hundred
dollars would be about right , and Moses
then and there sold her. If his con
science never wakes to the fact that he
might have got two hundred had he
opened her up to bids , he will always
be grateful for the inspiration by which ;
he has cheated the grave robbing
fra tcrnity. J oun nil.
The 400th anniversary of the great
reformer , Martin Luther , was celebra [
ted with great splendor , Saturday , in
Germany , England , Ireland , and also y
in our own land. At Berlin the festival
r <
val opened by a gathering of 80,000 n
school children in 53 divisions , who d
marched to the various church edifices
o :
and attened religious services , and a H
bust of Luther was placed before the Hu
altar in each church. The Emperor SI
and Crown Prince and officials of the
If ]
Imperial University , city officials and al
clergy marched in procession .to St. alb (
' Nicholas church. Imposing demonstra al
tions owere made in all the cities and ti
towns of the German tial
Empire , monuments al
ments erected and memorial stones laid. alfc
At Worms , that historic place to the li
reformer , a new hall was opened in his liP1
P1
lioi.or. Celebrations were held in Lon P1w
don , Dublin , JSome , Copenhagen , and tl
in most of the cities and towns of this tlOl
country honor wau paid to the memory 18
of the great Protestant reformer. 18h
OFFICIAL VOTE
OF THE ELECTION HELD
ID Red Willow County , Nebraska ,
ON THE
6th Day of November , 1883.
OFFICES. CANDIDATES.
Kcese , rep ial89,37 { 21 46
Supreme Judge Savage , dcui JJ4) ) IJ46
Hull , rep
Mallalicu , rep 174 13539 47 24 23l46.18 < XXfJ4og
Hegcnts University , s.t , Woolworth , ( loin. . 1 30 1 3J ( 10 7 SJi tt ! 07 ;
Daniel , dem i JL 30 1 3610 7 | 31 ! 07l
Hititt , rep
Regents University , l.t. Holmes , rep 174 135'39 ' 47J24 fflJ4fll ; 600'4W '
Dean , dem. , 1 80 ISfl'lO ' 7 3 l > | ! |
Uutler , detn i f.-
( f.7 | !
Judge 8th District [ ioslin , rep 176 1G738 | 78 37'2nr > -8BOI.COI .
Ffoclmell. rep 170.123 35 28 l2J20r ; : ) l' ' 34 01
Ilepresentnti ve Dist. 55. Coolcy , people's. . . 42 5M251012271J173I
Ashmorc , rep ! 1C6 72 31J23 10 17 28 3I3.10 05
County Judge Uaxter , people's. . . 12 | iel I 6.6o:27 : 11122 2.-jji55 !
Cramer , rep 170,123 , ' 3d 24I2S IS'-U ' , flOint-ir-i
County Clerk Stilgcbouer peoples. . . | 7 43) ) 4J3810 nii" ! °
Goodrich , rep 172il2i39i47 ; 35 20'31 2
'
County Treasurer Hunter , people's . 6 40 ! 136
Sheriff Woborn , rep
Coroner Johnson , rep
Nettloton , rep , IU | O
Supt. Public lastruc. . Dcvoc. people's. . . . 79 2 SO 22 1S42 6(312 (
Surveyor Francis , rep 176 152,38 , 8034 3051
Green , rep 166 4fl'23 27
Commissioner 3d Dist. . Pickcns , people's. . . 166S
The following votes were also cast : Sheriff , Short , 1 ; Coroner , Hammond ,
1 ; Surveyor , Hill , 4 ; Clerk , Starbuck , 2 ; Hunter , 1 ; Judge , Hunter , 2 ; Buck ,
2 ; Commissioner , Stilgcbouer .
THE following excellent advice is
given to colored men by the New York
Globe , the organ of the colored race :
"Let each man of us resolve to save
more money. Without money a man
cuts a very poor figure in the world.
He is , to a certain extent a cipher a
sort of drone in the social hive. Our
children should be taught the value of
time , value of intelligence and the value
of money. Xow is the time to begin. "
THE suit of 'Gardner vs. Pullman
Palace Car Company has been decided
in favor of the plaintiff , the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania holding that the
company while not liable in action as
an inn-keeper or common carrier , yet a
reasonable and proper degree of care is
imposed on them. The plaintiff recov
ered $300 , having been robbed of some
valuables while asleep in a Pullman car.
How many tormented girls of the
period will sympathize with Molly
Churchill's assertion that she ran away
from J home to become a chambermaid
becau&e they would make her practice
four hours a day on the piano. If a
girl does not like music , nothing is
more foolish than to force her to prac
tice four or any other number of hours
a day on the instrument. She can
put in her time to far greater advan
tage on something she is fit for.
THE visitor to the Supreme Court
room while the court is in session may
Ind much of interest in the proceed-
ngs , but the nine immaculate silk
; owns that enwrap all the learning ,
lignity and gravity of our highest ju-
Hcial tribunal are a shock to Lis ideas
f republican simplicity. Not one of
he judges seems to feel at home in
hat sombre relic of a past age , which
n the eighth century was donned only
in occasions of pronouncing sentence
if the gibbet from the King's bench ,
"he American people , reared in an
itmosphere of democracy , have never
rct realized , , and probably never will
ealize , that the wearing of these black
nantlcs lends any greater degree of
lignity to the bench than the trappings
f Marcus Furius Camillus made him
aore terrible in the eyes of those who
iltimately got the best of him. Be-
ides , these ill-cut mantles have a disa-
reeable faculty of enticing themselves
bove the cars of some of the mem-
ers of the court , whose ineffectual
tternpts to keep them in place are at
iuies as ludicrous as they are exasper-
ting. One heaves a sigh of real pity
3r Judge Miller , who would unques-
ionably yield a year's salary for the
rivilcgc of shedding this gownish , and [
re might say clownish , heritage from
he English law. It is unbecoming in
iir peculiar system of government , and
decidedly objectionable to all who
lave business with the court
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
By the Governor of the State of Nebraska
Recognizing the source from whence
cometh every good and perfect gift , it
is right and proper that the citizens of
this Commonwealth should offer their
most grateful thanks to Him who hath
in the past dealt so bounteously with
them. 'The President of the United
States has designated THURSDAY , the i
29th day of November , as a day of 11
National Thanksgiving , and in harmo
ny therewith , I , JAMES W. DA WES ,
Governor of the State of Nebraska , do
hereby recommend to the people of this
state that the day so appointed be ob
served as a day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer- Almighty God. Manifold
have been our blessings. Let us , so ;
far as practicable , refrain from secular
pursuits on that day ; and gathering in :
our accustomed places of worship ,
render our humble thanks for the mer
cies and blessings that have been show
ered upon us during the year , and in
voke a continuance of the Divine favor. -
In the midst of the general rejoicing inw
inSI
we should remember the poor and the SI
needy. "Blessed is he that consider- OlA SIOl
eth the poor. " sa
In witness whereof I h'ave hereunto
set my hand and caused to be affixed
the Great Seal of the State of Neb
raska. [ SEAL. ] nt
Done at Lincoln , this Fifth day of ntK
November , in the year of our Lord K K
One Thousand Eight Hundred and 29
to
Eighty-Three ; of this State the Sev IK
enteenth , and of the Independence of ls
tp
the United States the One Hundred at
and Eighth.
JAMES W. DAWES.
By the Governor , Jo
E. P. HOGOEN , Secretary of State. dane to
no
SEVERAL posts of the Grand Army 29
to
of the llepublic waited on General th
an
Sherman at his residence , Monday night , la !
cu
and serenaded him. the United States pi ,
th
arsenal band furnishing the music for 5s
the occasion. Some 500 veterans were tk 7tl
in procession , and about as many more fal rci
outsiders were present. On appearing
in response to a call the General was
cordially greeted. Ex-Governor Thos. .
.la
0. Fletcher made a brief speech , ten doi
dering a most hearty welcome to their lit
tvi
old commander. In reply the General He
said he was glad to see so man y of his lat inn
old comrades present and thanked them cci
for their hearty greeting. fui we
A LAW suit about a horse is always
exciting , but they have one on hand
in England that eclipses all former
eontests of this kind. The widow of set
pro
an Earl has sued the Prince of Wales ina
on i
and two companions for the loss of a onMt
111
valuable mare , and lays the damages >
at twenty-five thousand dollars. Set
till
Uci
A SEVERE storm swept over the I
Lakes and Eastern states , Monday Cai
night , attended with great loss of life
and destruction of property. A num nn
ber of vessels and known to >
crews are to an
lave gone down , and grave apprehen da1 tci
sions are felt for the safety of others. Me
eas
to
INVESTIGATIONS into the reported th (
trouble among the negroes of South lar ou
ampton county , Va. , develops nothing larWl
in the rumor. Co 2
A little daughter of Mr. H. Wilough-
by , who Iive8 near Superior , was bitten
on the ankle by a large rattlesnake the
other day. Itcmcdics were prompt ) ;
administered , but the poison seemed
particularly venomous , and in the even
ing the child died.
HOTICXS OF coMPLinrr.
U. S.Land Office. McCook. Neb. , I
. September 33th , 18S3. f
Complaint having been entered at thlsofflcc
by Jesse Webb against Clay Hall for failure to
comply with law as to timber culture entry
135 , dated at North Platte , Neb. , May 1 ? . 1874 ,
upon the east h northwest H section 30. town ,
ship 2 north , range 30 west , in" lte < l Willow
county , Nebraska , with a view to the cancel-
lotion of said entry : contestant alleging that
said Hall lias wholly abandoned said tract ;
that he failed to plant to forest trees , seeds or
cutting * , any part of said tract at any time
since making said entry , and that there arc
now no trees of any kind growing on said
tract ; the said partle * are hereby summoned
to apittur at tins office on tbc&l day of Doccm-
Ixsr. 18SJ , at 10 o'clock , A. M. , to rcsjrond nnd
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
fullurre. 3MU O. L. LAWS. Register.
I. J. Starbuck , Att'y for contestant.
U. S. LAND OF.KICK. MCCOOK , NKU. , I
October 27th , 18KJ. f
Complaint having been catered at this office
by Alleu A. Phllllppl against George Day , for
failure to comply with law as to timber cul
ture entry 12SJ. dated nt North Platte , Neb.1
January 1st , 1880 , upon the northeast Ki section
i. township 2 , north , range 29 , west. In Red
Willow county. Neb. , with a view to the can
cellation of said entry ; contestant alleging
that said George Day has failed to break live
acres or any part of said tract , during the first ,
second and third years of his entry ; that he
has failed to plant trees , seeds or cuttings , on
5 neros. or any part of said tract , from Jan. 1 ,
1882 to Jan. 1.1H83. The said parties arc hereby
summoned to appear at this ofllcc on the llth
day of December , 18SJ , at 10 o'clock , A. M. , to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
2MU G. L. LAWS. Hcglster.
U. S. Land Office , McCook , Neb. , I
November Cth. 1W3. f
Complaint having ; been entered at this office
by Clark G. Potter against Ira Miller for aban
doning his homestead entry IfvO. dated at
North Platte , Neb. , July 1,1880 , upon the north
east ! 4 section 15. township 3 north , range 30
west. In Hed Willow county. Neb. , with a view
a view to the cancellation of said entry : the
said parties ore hereby summoned to appear
at this office on the 10th day of December. 18KJ.
ut 10 o'clock , A. M. , to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abanpon *
inent. 23-4t. G. L. LAWS. Register.
D. S. Land Office. McCook. Neb. , I
Octobi-r 19th , 1883. f
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Ulysses E. Fox against "lliley Smith , for
abandoning his homestead entry 2012 , dated at
North Platte , February 25 , 18N ) , upon the south
east J.i section 14 , township 8. north , range 29 ,
west , in lied Willow county , Nebraska , with a
view to the cancellation of said entry ; the
said parties arc hereby summoned to appear
at this office ou the 23d day of November , 1883 ,
at 10 o'clock , A. M. . to respond nd furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon-
moijt. 21-4t. G. L. LAWS , Register.
U. S. LAXH OFFICE. McCooK. XKB. , I
OOTOIIKI : 27tli , li'S-'l. f
Complaint Imrlng liccn entered at thin ofllcc liy
Mary Annie McCotler Against Jolm M. Henry , for
abandoning Ills hoincetcnd entry 1855 , dated at Xorth
Platte , Xeh. , January 1st , 1880. upon tlie went *
southwest ' fi section 11. and west J-J nnrtliwmt } 4
5ictton I'-i , township 3 , north , rniiKc 30 , west. In Bed
Willow county , Xeli. . with a vleiv to the cancellation
at tald eutrr ; the said parties are licrcl > y summoned
o appear t this ofllceoa the 8th clay of December.
1883. at 10 o'clock. A. M. . to respond and furnish tea
ltnony concerning Mild alleged abandonment.
22-4t. O L. LAWS , Hejlster.
U. S. Lend Onlce nt McCook. Xci. ! ,
October 23d. 1SS3.
Complaint having been entered at this olHcc b >
Hoses Y. Starbuck against John W. Klstler lor aban
letting bib homestead 1741. dated at North Platte
eb. , November 11 , 1879 , upon the cast northwet
-i and west ! 5 northeast } section 22. township : t
wrth. range 23 , west. In Hed Willow county. Meb.
rlth \Icwto the cancellation of said entry ; tin
aid parties arc hereby summoned to appear at till
ifllceouthe 23d day of November , 1883 , at 10 o'clock
M. . to respond and furnish testimony concerning
aid alleged abandonment.
G. t. LATVS. Ueglster.
U. S. Land Offlce McCook , Neb. ,
f
October 23d , 1883. i
Complaint having been entered at this offlcc bj
ycandcr J ! Itohcrts against Thomas Freeman for
bandonlng his homestead entry 3:213. dated at North
latte , Neb. , September 14th , 18i < 2 , upon the west
authwcst Ji southeast & gouthweet > and southwcsi
southeast > 4 section 22 , township H , north , range
, west. In Frontier county , Nebraska , with n view
uthe cancellationef said entry ; the said parties ore
creby summoned to appear nt this office on the 3d
ay of December , 1883 , at 10 o'clock , A. M. , to re- :
pond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
taiidonmcnt. 21-4t. tr. L. LAWS , Hcglster. .i
U. S. LAND OFFICE. McCooK , , XEB. : ,
Novr.MiJKt : 3rd , 188 . ,
Complaint having been entered nt this office by
nines Koblnson against Conda H.Donovin for failure -
comply with Linas to tinnier culture entry 549.
ited at North Platte , Xcb. , April 10.-1879. upon the
nrthcast quarter section 33 , township 4 , north , range .
, west , In Hed Willow county , Xeb. , with a view
the cancellation of fald entry ; contestant alleging
mt said Donovan has failed to cultivate 5 acres , or
ijr part of said tract , from April 10,188to April 11) ,
S3 ; that he has failed to plant to trees , seeds , or
ittlngs , 5 acres , or any parr of It , required to be so
anted fnim April 10 , 1882 , to April 10 , 1883 , and t c
lUdate ] ; that helms fulled to care fur or cultivate the Pi
acres p'untcd to tree-feed : ) In 1SS2. The said par l > <
es ure hereby summoned to appear nt this office , the
h clay of December , IMS , nt 11 o'clock , A. M. , to i'i
ispoud and furnish testimony concerning said alleged ni
.llure. 23-4t. O. L. LAWS. Hcglster. L4
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lit
U. S LANI OFFICE. McCooK. XKB. , I
XOVKMIIKK 3rd , 1883. ) sa , ,
Complaint having bocu entered at this olKcc by
lines Itobln&on ngainat Cotfctu H. Donovan , foralian-
inlug hlx homciitead entry 1004 , dated at Nurth
atte , Xcb. , April It ) , 1879 , upon the southeast qoar-
r&eutlou3J. township 4 , north , range i'J. vrus : . In
ed Willow county , Xeb. . with a view to the oinccl-
tlon of said entry ; the said parties arc hereby sum- > r
uned to appear at this office on the 7tU rtay ot J > e- wlCt
imber , I8S3. at 10 o'clock , A. M. . to respond and Ctit
rnlhU testimony concerning said allied abaodon- it
ent. 23-4t. G. L. LAWS , Register. SO
SOO
PENAL PEOOF NOTICES. up
Land Office nt McCook , Xeb. , Xov. 7. I8S3.
Xotlcc Is hereby Klvcu that tnc following nnmcd
ttler 1ms filed notice of his Intention to make final
oof In support of his claim , that said proof will be
sdc before Register and Rccelvrr at McCook. Xeb. .
Saturday. December 13 , 183. viz , : William J , el
cKlillp , heir ol Daniel McKlllIp , deceased , D. S. pn
19 , for tlrt northeast * * . northeart H section 31 , and :
rth H northwest M , and southeast Ji ncrthwest ?
ctlon 35 , township 6 north , range 3 west. He names .
following wlaacs&ej to { trove htfl continuous mi i
nce upon , and cultlvctlon of , said land , viz. : Dan-
Doyle. Box Elder. Xeb. . Montgomery Doyle ,
lornlmrg. Xcb. , Alonio Coons and Michael Coons ,
irrlco , Xcb. 23-6t. G. L. LAWS Register.
Land Offlcc at McCook , Neb. , Nov. 7.1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
uncd settler bos flicd notice of his intention
make final proof in support of his claim ,
id that said proof will be made before Regis-
r and Receiver at McCoolc , Neb. , on Satur- o
ly. December 218SJ , viz : John Farley. an
cCook , Neb. , D. S. 2666. for the southJ north tei
ist fi and north \i \ south east if. section 25.
vnsnipS. north , range SO west. He names .
e following witnesses to prove his continu- h
is residence upon , and cultivation of. said to :
nd. viz : John McCotler , James 3fcCokr. re
illlam McHanigal , Anthony Cliff , all of Mc- vi
ok. Neb. G. L. LAWS. viHi
il-Ct. Register. Nt
t i
LAND OFFICE , MCCOOK , NEU. , i
November 7th. 181. f
Notice U hereby given that the tonomlng
named setllor hiu filed notioo ot his Intention
to make final proof In supi ort of hi.-claim ,
and that said proof will be mmlo before Iteglt.-
tcrmnd Recelrorat McCooJc. I ob. . Saturday ,
Deocmber 15th , 1883 ; viz. : LuinunN. Howe , I ; .
8. S , for lot 1 , section " . township 8. north ,
range 30 , west. He names the following wn-
ncMcfl to prove hfs continuous residence upon
and cultivation of , said land , viz. : P ge T.
Francis , William MoMunigu. . Adolph lleisch-
Ick and Philip Wclck , all of > IHtiS < ikt No ' '
I. J. STA nrr . O. L. LAWb , Mcgfotcr.
Claimant's Attorney. -Hit.
Land Offlce nt McCook , Jeb.Oct S7. , WM.
Notice is hereby given that the follow ng
named fettler has filed notioo of his Intention
to make unal proof In support ol'his olnlin.
. .
_ tiit.i * t
A/wiiJiLnji tin * jw - * - - -
hoineatend SOS , for the Kouthcnxt { wutliwcst
> 4 , Bqnthwcat It southeast h , } wl lots 8. unil
10 , section 1 , township 3 , north , rmitfo a .wost.
He names the following wltne no t > prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation or.
Raid land , viz. : 0. L. Nettlcton , John O.Kiitnn.
Honrv H. rlckons and Nephcmluh IJurtlcss ,
all or McCook , Nch.
O. L. LAWS ,
LandOHlce , McCook , Neb. . Oct. 27
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make llnul proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be mmlo before Hogk *
ter and Receiver at McCoolr. Neb.im Saturday ,
December 8th. ! , vfr. . : William S. Hyc. D. t- .
K14 , for the south JinortUwct-t f * and lots .5
and 4 , section 2 , township 2. north , range M.
west. He names thu following witness to
prove his continuous rccJdenco upon , and cul
tivation of , said land , viz. : William S. Fitch ,
William T. Stone , Muthow H. Johnston , of Mc
Cook , and Churlotf U. Houg , of Indlunnln. NeD.
g-Wt. G. L. LAWS. Heglster.
Land Ollice at McCook , Neb. , Oct. 10.18KJ.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named ? ttler hn * nlwl notice of his intention
Vontlws. homestead 3310 , for the bouthwest ? .
section 15 , township 3 , north , range - , west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his. *
continuous residence upon , and cultivation
of , said land , viz. : Nicholas Sevcnker , John H.
Evert , Fred. Treble and - .Micho.nll of Mc
Cook , Neb. IMt. G. L. LAWS. Register.
Land Office at MoCook. Neb. , Oct. 17 , 18SJ.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed noticeof his intention
to make nnnl proof In support in his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Hcg-
stcr and Itcceivcr at McCook. Neb. , on Satur
day , Nov. 24th , 1N > I , via : Catherine Snyder. for
the southeast f4 section IK. township 3. north
of range 29 , west. Sh names the following
witnesses to prove her continuous residence ;
upon , and cultivation of. said land , vi.Jos. .
A. Snyder. Page T. Francis , William Mitchell
mil John H. Evert , all of McCook , Neb.
20t. . G. L. LAWS , Register.
Land Ollice at McCook. Neb. . Oct. S ? .
Notice is hereby given that the follownig-
lamed settler has lllcd notice of his intention
to make final proof In supltort of his claim.
and that said proof will be mndc before Itugis-
er and Receiver at McCook , Ncb.on .Monday.
7tc.3. 1883. viz : Israel Wood , D S. No.30U7 ,
'or the cast ! J northeast $4 $ section 21 and west
t northwest section 22 , township 8. north ,
range 3) , west. He names tlie following wit-
icsses to prove his cnntinunusresldence upon
and cultivation of , said land , viz : Jasper T.
IVIss , Lysander J. Twins , Frank M. .Marshall
mrt Geo. W. Warner , all of Laird. Neb.
41-Ct. G. L. LAWS. Hejrlster.
Land Office at McCook , Neb. , Oct. 23
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make linal proof in support of his claim.
and that sijid proof will be made before Reiris-
ter and Receiver at McCook. Neb. , on Monday
December 3 , 1883 , viz : Jasper T. Twiss , 1) . S.
number 172 for the west H northwest 'i & west
southwest J-i section 15 , township S. north ,
range 2U west. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
nnrt cultivation of. said land , viz : Lysaiidcr
J. Roberts. Israel Wood , Frank M. Marshall
and John Ackcrson , all of Laird , Neb.
21-it. G. L. LAWS. Registcr.
Lund Office at Mefook , Neb. , net. ( i. If S3.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be madu before Regis
ter and Receiver at McCook , Neb. , on Friday.
November Itith , It-St , viz. : AsiiTrumho. home
stead entry 25U3 , for the north northeast J < i
und north / northwest M section 25. township
, north , range 31 , west. He names the followIng -
Ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi
dence upon , and cultivation of , said lund.viz. :
Joseph Williams. Itodoric liurncs. Louis Foss ,
ind Charles A. Smith , all of Vjiilton , Neb.
l-it. ! G. L. LAWS. Register.
Land Office. McCook , Neb. . Oct. 2 ! .
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
o make final proof in support of his claim.
ind that said proof will be made before Regis-
r and Receiver at McCook. Neb. , on Monday ,
December 10th. ISSl. viz. : Nicholas Whitesel ,
fl. E.852 , for the northeast U southeast ' 4 sec - * -
ion 32 , and west /i northwest * i and northwest
* southwest f.i section 33 , township 3 , north.
-nnge28. west. He names the following wit-
ies. es to prove bis continuous residence upon ,
md cultivation of. said land , viz. : William W.
'isher , McCook , Neb . Hezckiah M. Ashmore ,
ndianola. Neb. . William P. Hums , Danbury.
S'eb. . William Perkins , Red Willow , Neb.
Si-fit. G. L. LAWS , Register.
I.and Office at McCook. Xcb. . Oct. 12 ,
Xotfcc Is licrcliy plvrn tini tlte fcrilowliii : named
cl tier has tiled nutletof 111 * Intention to nmkc final
irovt In support of Ills claim , anil tliat Mild proof will
ic made licfore Ri'Klster and Receiver at McCook ,
Cell. , on Monday. Xoveailur 26 , 1SSS , viz. : Henry L.
atcli. Osliorn , Ntli. . . homwtead 2217. for the west Y2
ortlieast li Southeast J.i nortUiv.s : } f and norllicast
southeast section 13. tovni-hlp 5 , north of rangi ;
, vest. He names tlie followliig wltnt-n'-pji to provu
ts continuous residence upon , nnd cnltlratton of ,
uld lantl , viz. : "VVIHIani Beach. Oliver V. Fairbanks ,
lennls ( McKIIHp and Michael McKlIUp. all of Thorn-
UTK , Xeb. aot. . G. L.L.AWS , Kcgbtcr.
Land Offlce at McCooh ; Xcb Oct. 22 , 1883.
Xotlee Is hereby plrcu that tie following namct !
irttlerhsst tiled noticed 1)U Int iT.tlon to make final
roof In supiort of hl clalni , um\ that bald proof
ill be made before Kt dalcr = d Kccelvcr at Mc-
ook , Nrb. . on Saturday. Dccetabvr 8. 1S83. vizi
eorpe Ilu gins. liomenead asjrfxr IT. fur the
jnth ' noithirtst M mail Joisn iM. section 1.
ranvililpl north , ranjre i3. wit. . He names the
mowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
pon. and cultivation or. s 'J Ian-1. viz : Geojge
oTrtcr. Tlioinas H. Cat. Ephralm Green and
ubert S. Cooley , all of Stoughtoa. Kelt.
-l-6t. G. I _ LAWS , P.cslstcr
Land Offlce at McCook. Neb. . Oct. 1C , 1SSJ.
Xotlcc U hereby Riven that Hie foIlowlnK named
ttler has filed notice of htsj Intention to Ulaki : final
uof In snpport of hi * claim , ami that .ild proof win
made before Iegi. trr and Heccivcr r.t ilcfoot.
cli on Tnoday. J > ec nber 4th 1883. viz. : Th aiaa
Arrin ton. homestead WO , for the north ij Burth.-
t J * and nortb Ji northwest h section : il. town >
ilp a. nortlu range 29. west. He names the follow-
K witnesses to prove hU continuous rcsld wise upon
id cullivattua of , said Und. viz. : WHUr.j.U. DoileT
jhn H. Kvert. Hicbard Johnson and Geu-ze F " Husl
ill. all ot McCook. Neb.
G. L. L.V rS
Land Office. McCook. Nebu Oct. 29. 18S3.
Notice is hereby given that tt . following-
mned settler has filed noticof kisjntentiott
make final proof in support of his claim
ad thatsaid proof win be nsad * before KtgisI
and Receiver at McCock , Nc * > . . on Friday
eoember 14th ISSa. via. : 'waltrr HlckUnp !
S. 3029. for the northwest Ji section 9. town !
ip 3 , north , range 29west. . He names the
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous
-ridencc upon , and cultivation of. said land
f"iicrn ° PwFllomiin ! * trman Miller. Belle
ickling and Richard Condon , all of McCook.
eb. 2S4t. Qj L. LAWS ,