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ROAD NO. 326.
To Nellie L. Owen and to all whom it may
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cate a road commencing at section cor. of sees ,
i and 12 , Tp.3 , R. 26 , and sections 6 and 7 , Tp.
3 , R. 25 , running thence north along the range
line between sections I and 6 and 36 and 31 ,
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4-15-41 R. A. GREEN , County Clerk.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
NOTICE is hereby given of the formation
of a corporation under the laws of thestate
of Nebraska as follows , towit :
The name of this corporation sluill be The
McCook Creamery Company. The principal
place of business is in McCook , Ked Willow
County , Nebraska.
The general nature of the business to be
conducted by this corporation is to manufact
ure dairy products , build a lactory and oper
ate and lease same , to hold real estate , and to
transact any other business connected with or
incidental to the manufacture of dairy prod
ucts.
ucts.The
The amount of capital stock authorized is
$1,575 , shares of which shall be of equal value
and be equally entitled to share in the profits.
The time ot the commencement of this or
ganization shall lie the 2Qth day of April , 1898 ,
and shall continue until the 291(1 ( day of Aptil ,
1918 , unless sooner terminated.
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ject itself to any indebtedness.
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elected fiom the stockholders.
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McCOOK , on Monday , May 16th , 1898.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
[ OFFICIAL HY AUTHORITY. |
McCook. Nebraska , April 30,1898
Hoard of County Commissioners met pur
suant to adjournment. Present : Stephen
Holies , Jas : A. Robinson , and Henry Crabtree
commissioners , and R. A. Green , county clerk ,
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
On motion , G. W. Dillon was appointed
overseer road district No. 8 , to fill vacancy.
On motion , proposition of J. E. Baum , re
lating to taxes on north 50 feet of lot I , block
i , West McCook , was accepted.
The following claims were audited and on
motion allowed , and clerk directed to draw
warrants on county general fund , levy of 1897 ,
as follows : .
E. S. Hill , coffin and burying pauper. . $ 29 25
J. H. Rice , board of pauper. 12 oo
VV. C. McTaggart , assessing Tyrone
precinct 40 60
Jas. Me Adams , coal and mds'e 10 50
Pade & Son , coffin , etc 35 oo
G. C. Boatman , C. D. C. , certifying jury
list 2 50
J. R. Neel , sheriff , court work. . . . . . . . . . 42 oo
1. M. Smith , deputy sheriff , court work 22.06
S. R. Smith , defending prisoner 200 00
W. H. Ackerman , livery I 50
J. J. Garrard 4 30
Alex. Ellis , court bailiff 22 oo
M. O'Leary , board and lodging jury . . 126 oo
JURORS.
S. S. Havwood 4 So
Samuel Premer. 24 20
Lyman Miller 2 40
W. T. Henton 4 DO
J.H.O'Neill 2 oo
A. Hammond 5 40
W.J.Porter 2 10
M. C. Maxwell 2 30
John Vandyke 3 20
Geo. W. Burt 23 70
A. G. Dole 2 oo
George Harbor 4 oo
John Calkins 7 10
Adolph Schmidt 6 20
John Goodenberger 5 60
VV. A. Minniear. 4 50
Phillip Blatt 4 oo
J. M. Starr 2 oo
Jacob Steinmetz 2 10
C. H. Harman 2 30
J. H. Warfield 22 90
C. M. Gobeu 5 70
W.Joslyn 22 oo
Henry Richardson 22 90
J. A. McGuire 3 60
J.C.Lafierty 3 90
H. A. Graham 3 50
U. S. Leisure 4 50
G. F. Godown 3 So
G.Wyneth 3 60
J. H. Uolph 4 50
E.T. Woods 3 90
G.T. Plumb 3 90
H. W. iNaden 4 oo
M. M. Young 4 50
F. P. Eno ,24 50
J. H. Everist 4 50
Chas. F. Drake . ' 4 oo
E.E.Hayes 4 50
P.J.Bastian 24 50
Q. R. Miles 22 50
S. C. Hover 22 oo
E. M. Woods 5 So
VV.M.Nixon 3 So
VV. C. Shockley 4 50
Henrv S. Ough igi 50
fohn Turner. 1940
VV. S. Ackerman 2 00
Herbert Silvernail 19 40
Stephen Noxen 3 40
N. W.Baker 3 40
JURORS FEBRUARY TERM , 1897.
T. K. Quigley 4 oo ,
M. H. Holmes 6 00
VVm. Enyeart 6 oo
Frank Real 6 oo
M. E. Horner 4 oo
\ . D. Johnston 6 oo
VV. P. Hums 2 oo
B. F. Olcott 2 oo
Maurice Reddy 6 oo
D. D. Mosher 6 oo
E. B. Lister 6 oo
VV.O. Russell 2 oo
foseph Spotts 6 oo
V. J. Gathercole 4 oo
K.C. Catiett 6 oo
[ } . H. Arbogast 6 oo
C. B. Hoag ' . 6 oo
[ ohn Ervin 6 oo
| oe Schwartz 6 oo
I. W. McKenna 4 oo
[ ames Boatman 6 oo
Maurice Griffin 4 oo
Edward Frice 6 oo
. S. Brittain 6 oo
TALESMEN , SAME.
A7. A. Gold 2 oo
I'hoinas Crabti ee 2 oo
. P. Notley 4 oo
\ndrew Carson 2 oo
* . E. Hatcher 2 oo
alayette Miller 2 oo
ames Kinghorn 2 oo
Iharles Masters 2 oo
ra J. Miller 2 oo
JURORS OCTOBER TERM , 1897.
esse Smith 2 oo
3. R. Kimball 4 oo
V. Reed 2 oo
osiah Moore 2 oo
ohn Williams 200
ioren Simonson 2 oo
ieo. Cramer 2 oo
Vugust Wesch 2 oo
1 , P. Viland 2 oo
ohn Whittaker 2 oo
ohn De Long 2 oo
Jus Aubry 2 oo
. M. Hell 2 oo
ames Jones 2 eeL
L C. Clark 2 oo
Libert Wagy 2 oo
ames Pinkerton 2 oo
; has. Wentz 4 oo
Jeo. Elbert 4 oo
. F. Bohnstedt 2 oo
. Steinmetz 2 oo
. . E. Gilcrest 2 oo
: . F.Elliott 2 oo
ames Wingate 2 oo
TALESMEN , SAME.
* . Cain 2 oo
) . II. McMurrin 2 oo
\J. Pate 2 oo
I. P. Weick 2 oo
FEES , STATE V. LORENZ.
J. C. Boatman , C. D. C 42 03
.R. Neel , sheriff 16 oo
. M. Smith , deputy sheriff 9 40
. M. Crews , sheriff 3 oo
WITNESS IN SAME.
mdrew Barber 15 oo
: . W. Lepper 13 40
lenry Lepper 4 70
M. Brown 26 oo
jhn N. Smith 18 So
lathiasDroll 14 oo
! . A. Leach 4 oo
Id. Jordan S oo
H. Hennett 4 oo
jhn Real 13 40
rank Real 13 40
/.A.Stewart 17 So
lichael Coyle 19 So
icob Reyer 12 20
ert Huet 16 10
, izzie Halm 7 4 °
.nthony Droll S 90
llmer Smith 16 20
) hn U. Smith 14 40
W. Smith 16 40
llmer Divine 16 40
/illiam Divine 16 20
1. II. Berry iS oo
' . F. Ryan 14 40
> seph Lichliter 9 30
lenry Corcoran 16 70
has. Lehn 6 oo
.obert Moore 21 60
1. C. Boatman 2 oo
\eo. \ G. Eisenhart 2 oo
R.Neel 6 oo
.F. Olcott 16 oo
. O'Connor 19 20
) hn Lorenz 4 90
. . H. Thomas n 40
k'.A.McCool n 40
auline Lorenz 2 90
ilius Kunert 2 10
. . M. Anderson 14 So
hristopher Werner 12 co
leorge Troendley I S So
larion Plummer. S 60
Wesley Rozell 9 2 °
H.I.Peterson 13 3 °
JohnBuhler 1020
James A. Robinson , services as com
missioner 12 40
Stephen Holies , services as commis
sioner 10 ? o
Henry Crabtree , services as commis
sioner 4 4 °
And on county road fund , levy 1897 , as fol
lows :
A. M. Anderson , road tax refunded. . . $ 3 40
A. M. Anderson , road work 23 45
And on .county bridge fund , levy 1897 , as
follows :
Geo. C. Hill , lumber. $374 9 *
R. H. Thomas , bridge work 1350 [
Stephen Belles , same 4 20
Henry Crabtree , same n oo
O.L. Everist I 5 °
On motion , Board adjourned to meet May
l6th , 1898.
Attest : R. A. GREEN , County Clerk.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFKICE ,
McCook , Neb. , April 6,1898-
Notice is hereby given that Franklin W.
Eskey has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before Register or Receiver at his
office in McCook , Nebraska , on Saturday , the
Ljth day of May , 1898 , on timber culture appli
cation No. 6228 , for se # of section No. 13 , in
township No. 5 north , range No. 29 west 6th
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4-8-6ts A. S. CAMPBELL , Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at McCooic , Neb.
March 26th , 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
ister or Receiver at McCook. Nebraska , on
May ? th , 1898 , viz : George Hanlein , H. E" .
No. 10,664 , tor the \v'A netf and nlA e # sec
tion 30 , town. 4 north , range 29 west of 6th P.
M. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cul
tivation of said land , viz : Albert F. Reeves ,
Millard S. Modrell , Roy King , and Tony A.
Steltzer , all of McCook , Nebraska.
4-i-6t A. S. CAMPBELL , Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at McCook , Nebraska. V
April,20th , 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim ,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
ister or Receiver at McCook'Nebraska , on
May 28th , 1898 , viz : John Engstrom , H. E.
No. 9827 for the southeast quarter ( 0 Sec.30 ,
Town. 6 N. , R. 29 W. 6th P. M. He names
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laud , viz : Andrew P. Larson , Nels C. Due-
land , Joseph E. Nelms , William B. Whittaker ,
all of Quick , Nebraska.
4-22-6ts A. S. CAMPBELL , Register.
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