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llnMnrn Olllcn nml Job ltoomr No 322
Those follows who started for the
north polo from Norway Wednesday
aro envied by i largo number of peoplo
nl present engaged in earning their
bfend by tho sweat of their browH
Tho hot wcothor hlntR being indicted
upon tho liusy mnu by certnln down
papers ixrd most aggravating Anyone
enn keep cool If they havo tho tlmo
They can anchor thenipelvis In a run
ning stream if nothing cls
Those who delight In tho luxury of
watermelons nnd cantaloupes will un
doubtedly bo compelled to pay hcnid
Mimely for that fruit this summer mi
less rnlli comes very promptly Tluso
nro tho ctors that ore suffering the most
Tho latest hot weather fad In the
cities 1h to provide a horpo with a straw
hut to protect IiIh head from tho hot huh
Soon these hnniano citizens will havo
their cowh carrying parasols and tho
pigp twinging in hammocks under tho
tduulo trees
A fruit peddler was arrested in
Omaha J ho other day fbrusingn short
umeasnre mid given a flue of 1 and
coBtH Now tho peoplo aro kicking be
cause the lino waB not heavier They
havo evidently been worked by this port
of Kwiudlo for somo tlmo and would
like heavy revenge
Como now Jupe yon havo had n
coed lone vacation uml tho peoplo aro
becoming anxfouBto bavo you return to
duty Bo a good boy Jill your sprinkl
ing can to tho muzzle and turn it loose
This Is tho fiiucro wish of tho peoplo
and it is hoped that you will heed tho
Bummons You mny rest assured that
everybody will bo sincerely grateful and
under lnMingobllgntions to yon Como
now Jupje I
Tin News hns a treat la storo for its
roulers tomorrow that should bo appre
ciated ItiKa wrlto up of tho state
county and towns of tho county olll
cinlB business men lending industries
njtid iiiEtitutious of tho dovolopmout and
advantages of this section Tho edition
will ho handsomely illustrated with
half tones and will do credit to tho
peoplo of tho county Kvory citizou
should securo a number of copies for
tho information of eastern friends
Mr Bryun says tho Ohio domocrats
mndo n mistako in making him An issue
that ho is not a candidato for any olllco
Ho does not tako into consideration or
at least admit that Bryan and his issues
havo so thoroughly permeated democ
racy for tho past eight yeurs that tho
platforms or any other portion of tho
organization can scarcely bo touched
upon without giving an appearance of
personality When tho Ohio democrats
went after Bryan they undoubtedly went
to tho root of tho matter
Ex Congressman Fiuerty of Chicago
in an address at Omaha Wednesday
evening said that if England and the
United States ever engaged in n war and
thip country won her hoped ono of the
ponce conditions would bo the cession
of Ireland to tho United States This
country has not yet como to tho point tf
expanding in that direction but if it does
such expansion will perhaps uet be un
popular with the people of Ireland who
numbered 11000000 SO venrs ao and
now are but 000000 A large number
of them having come to free America
to make their homes
The pensauts of certain parts of Aus
tria have a rain making cut torn which
is recommended to the criticism of
American rain makers They break a
drought by going to a cemetery at mid
night diggiug up a corpso and throwing
it into the river Thig was recently
done at tho village o Kurzumar and it
worked or nt least rain fell within a few
days The Inhabitants were very indig
nant over the arrest of the rain makers
Perhaps they would havo found the ex
periment equally successful if they had
thrown in tome of tho dead men of tho
town who think they aro alivo or pro
tend to bo
The statistics prepared by Deputy
Labor Commit6ioner Watson regarding
Nebraskas soldier population is indica
tive of the growth of the state since tho
civil war nnd that after that conflict a
large number of the participants immi
grated to this state Whereas Nebraska
furnished but 3157 soldiers there are nt
present 5b25 members of -Nebraska O
A R posts aud 18000 old soldiers have
died in the state The frequency with
which members of tho regiments of
other states are met supports the com
missioners figures Nebraska is very
proud of her soldier population and
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having more than she furnished during
the war can but express sympathy with
the Btntes that have less and have lost
i2wortby citizens by Nebraskas gain
BATTLE CREEK
Ueorgo Zimmerman celebrated his
17th birthday Monday
Otto 11 Mans uts transacting busi
hops in Norfolk Friday
Sheriff ttco l rfipoy of Madison was
over here Tuesday on oillclal duty
Chun Iracnner has sold IiIb town
property for I00 to V A Barnes
Ueorgo Richardson and family of
Madison were visiting hero with rela
tives Tuesday
Eugeno Crook and Win Ulrlch of
Meadow Urovo were visiting hero Tues
day with friends
Chap Flons of Norfolk was visiting
hero Sunday with his brothers-in-law
Herman and Chap Werner
It F Osborn who vltited hero two
weeks with relatives returned to hih
homo in Cherry conuty Tuesdny
Fred Fncrst Jr and his brother Otto
bicycled to Fierce Sunday to visit their
sister Mrs Chas Weinman and family
Mr and Mrs August Eueker of Llnd
sny were visiting hero from Saturday
till Monday with Mr Euckvrs brother
Herman and family
Mrs 1 F Zimmerman nnd children
and Mrs Frod Miller returned from
Fort Wayno lnd Saturday whore
they had been to attend the funeral of a
brother
Prof M G Dooriugjtnd son Elmer
and liis sister-in-law Miss Emma Beyer
havo gone to Porry county Mo their
old homo for a couplo of weeks visit
with relatives
T L Whito sold his drug business
Monday to Thomas H Morris of
ONeill In Mr Whito wo will lose
olio of our best men as wo understand
ho is going to leave
tMr and Mrs Fred Simmons and Leo
Halsey returned from an overlnnd trip
to Colorado and Kansas Tuesday They
struck no better place on their
journey than Battle Creek
Frank Huddle shipped soven carlonds
of fat battle Monday Howard Miller
Lumber Co three carloads of hogs
L B Baker two carloads of hogs and
J O Osborn a carload of hogs Tuesday
Mrs J E Halo wont to Boyd county
Friday to meet her Husband who is
workiug that territory for tho Deering
company Mrs Hale returned Wednes
day and stated that tho small grain was
excellent in that country and nlso that
they had n nice raid thcro Monday noon
Grandma Eyl eighty years old died
Monday of old ago after some months
of HilVering Tho fuuaral took place
Wednesday forenoon ftoni tho Lu
theran church llevo J Hoffman oillciat
ihg SMio lived hero about 35 yenrs
coming from Maryland with her hus
band who died about 25 years age
Sho leaves behind a number of children
grandchildren and groat ftrandchildrcn
Fou Sam Ranch ono nnd a half
miles from Tilfortl S D 1V00 ncres
deeded land 2000 leased land plenty
living wnter oil fenced well improved
lrico 20000 Would tnke somo Nor
folk property nnd farms to suit
- G R Skilhu
Not loo of Spfilul Kljctloii
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day tho 20th day of July 1001 between
the hours of S oclock h in and 0
oclock p m a special election will be
held in the several wards of tho city of
Norfolk in Madison county Nebraska
for the purpose of voting on the follow
imr proposition
Shall tho city of Norfolk in Madison
renin nnd stute of Nebraska issue its
coupon interest bearing bonds to the ex
tent of live per cent of the assessed
valuation of tho taxable property of said
oity to wit to tho nmount of sixteen
thousand six hundred dollars 10000
bearing not to oxced six 0 per cent
interest poynblo semi annually and
maturing in 20 yenrs from the date of
said bonds but oil or any portion thereof
payable at any time atter the expiration
of ten years at tho option ofBaid city
and shall tho city ofllcers of said city
causo to bo levied annually n tax pufli
Loient fef the poymeut of tho interest on
-
Mie sain oonns as nio same become due
and for a sinking fund sulHcient to pay
tho principal of said bonds at their ma
turity
Principal and interest payable at tho
fiscal agency of the Statu of Nebraska
in tho oity of Now York anil Btato of
New York
Said bonds to bo issued for tho pur
poso of establishing extending and
maintaining a light lug sysem by means
of electricity tho power house thereof to
bo located on lots 5 nnd 1 in block one
of Machinnllers odditiou to tho oity of
Norfolk Nebraska the same being the
lots upon wnicn is now located the pow
er house and pumping station of the
water works plant now owned nnd
operated by said city and to be operated
iu connection with said water works
plant ns far the game can be done
practicably nnd economically
Tho ballots to be used at said election
shall be written or printed ns follows
Shall the city of Norfolk issue its
bouds for tho purpose of establishing
extending and maintaining a lighting
system and levy an annual tax for the
payment of the interest thereon
YTa - 1
No
The voting places in the several wards
shall be as follows
The First Ward iu City Hall
buildim
The Second Ward nt the residence of
Anton Rucholz
The Third Ward at third ward hose
house
The Fourth Ward at fourth ward
hose house
Of which nil voters will take notice
and govern themselves Accordingly
Daniel J Koenuktein
S R MoFakland Mayor
City Clerk
Dated Norfolk Nebraska July 0 1001
lHE INURFOLK NEWS FRIDAY JULY 0 1H01
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or mi
NORFOLK
BUG II M
Association
Of Norfolk Nebraska on tho 20th day
of June 1101
ASSETS
First mortgage loans f Ji7b8 Cr
Stock Ioauh 1501 45
Real estate 00110 Wi
Furniture and stationery 1 -lit 75
Cash 512 HI
Dellmmont interest premiums
nnd lines 004 05
Expenses and tuxes paid 5b0 15
Ot her assets t Insurance 2 1 785
Profit 1115500 57JI Gl
Real estate sold on contract
111108 tax salo certificates
1702 110 01100 110
interest on advnnco payments 214 00
Personal accounts 207 01
Total
LIABILITIES
173287 45
Capital stock paid up f 7474 00
Rcservofund 1420 71
Interest on loans r 2139 08
Due shareholders on incom
plete loonp 18D5 pre-
minnip unearned f 570 01 Dill 01
Jther liabilities Advance pay
ments f 0130 bills payablo
3150 12281 00
Serial acconnts 48bll 18
Rentr75lil FineBl15 In
itiation fee f7 122 08
Total 7H2b7 40
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
JUNE 0 11101
nncKiiTS
Balance on hand July 1 1000 002 15
Dues 14417 00
Interest premiums and flues
and fees 400142
Loans repaid 3208 51
Bills payable 11850 00
Prolit J1 73 rents 05020 017 14
Taxes 17780 insurance
015 247 30
Bills receivable 201047 per
acconnts I177 2084 22
Advance paymentH 8003 00
Total 47881 08
EXPKNDITUltrS
Loans 12000 00
Expenses 182 38
Stock redeemed 27310 01
Cash on hand 502 10
Matured stock 11250 00
Full paid stock and eamiiigs 385 83
Taxes 120 70
Bills payable 8200 00
Advance payments 7201 57
Total 47881 08
State of Nebraska Madison County ss
I O B Durland secretnry of tho
above named association do solemnly
swear that tho foregoing statement of
tho condition of said association is true
nnd correct to tho best fif my knowledge
nnd boliof G B Dklaxd
Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to boforo me this
lrd day of July 1001
John B SIaylakd
Approved Notnry Public
I M Maoy
A Buciiolz
A J DiitrANn
Directors
gARNES TYLER I J nnrno
Atforncjs nt Law
Norfolk
Nebrasl a
PR H T
Homeopathic Physician am Surgeon
Olllco Cltlzene Nntiounl Hank IlniUling
Teloiiliouo 101
Snuitnrfum nuil Heeiilence Main nml 13th Bt
Teloiiliouo 9
Norfolk - - Nebraska
JJ COLE
DENTIST
Olllce orer Citizen National DnncV Iteeiitanci
ono block north of CouRreRRtioual church
Norfolk
Nebraska
yISS MARY SHELLEY
Fashionable Dressmaker
Up etairs In Cotton block overHanme etor
work Buurnuteefl
Norfolk
Nebraska
yRS SADffi HART MILLER
Osteopathic Physician
Hoonif oct Hncb Jewelry Houfc Norfolk
POWERS HAYS
AttorucH at Law
lioomf 10 11 nnd 12 Matt block
Norfolk - - Nebraska
SESSIONS BELL
Undertakers aud Enihalnierf
Serious llk Norfolk Ave
Norfolk Nebraska
M E SPAULDING
DKALKll IN
FLOUR - FEED
TELEPHONE
NO 33
T WILLE
City Scavenger
Water Closets and Cess Pools Cleaned
Leave orders nt Branchs Conl Office
Telephone L01
County Treasurers SemiAnnual Statement
County Treasurers SemLAununl Stntement showing tmlunces of each fund in Treasury January 2nd 1101 Taxes
and other items collected Warrants redeemed and other dishnnementp from January ml 1101 to Junu 3J0th 1101 inclu
sive and balance on hand the 1st day of July 1001
Total
1900 Taxes
1899 Taxes
1898 Tnxes
1897 Taxes
1890 Taxes
1895 Taxes
1894 Taxes
1893 Tnxes
1S92 Taxes
1891 Tnxes
NAME OF FUNDS
State General
State Sinking
State School
Stnte University
State liihtltuto Feeble Minded
State Relief
State Reform School Bide
w
e
State Live Stock indemnity
State Capitol Builuirg
State Penitentiary
State Bond
State School Land Principal
State School Land Interest
Stato School Land Lease
State University Land Interest
State University Land Lease
1000 County General
lbli County General
lbliS County General
1000 County Bridgo
18110 County Bridgo
18118 County Bridge
1100 County Road
18111 County Rond
1808 County Rond
District Road
County Soldiers Relief
County Judgment
County High School
County Sinking
County Special
County Insane
District Bcnool
District School Bond
Precinct Railroad Bond
Union Creek Precinct Court Hougo Bond
Battle Creek Villoge Jail Bond
City and Village
Poll
State Apjiortioument
FineB and License
Redemption
Fee
Miscellaneous Collections
Taxes Paid Under Protest
Madison County Tax Sales Redeemed
Advertising
Total
Less Township Overdraft G444
Less University Ld Principal Overdt 1008
Totals
Less Overdrafts
Net Balance July 1st 1901
Balance
Jan 2 IP01
1142 84
37 bli
1120 45
i8 70
1 75
5 27
4m
4 41
14 32
I 25
04
107 28
427 4
22 04
104 4
270 12
3554 04
2307 02
504 02
500 30
410 li
817 54
555 7
127 7
2081 52
357 75
81 55
15
10040 04
8033 41
175 0
4378 01
157 0
12113 32
17 00
1
1041
10 00
327 53
43250 21
7452
43175 00
Collei tions
S443 S5
87 54
2 0M 7
1013 87
5 32
3 82
2 31
1 72
0 0
3 7c
3t
0371 20
3380 04
350 70
311 04
10 85
17315 18
5027 5
7412 01
937 80
3200 7
817 88
170 17
13 71
85 08
00
25 ft
15 05
7 70
31707 23
7052 81
113 18
807 45
7 71
7141 till
5027 00
5971 52
98 00
2507 15
144 97
1045 44
182 55
9 75
111 90
11 14
120379 13
Total
05S0 00
125 43
2410 24
1 842 Oil
15 07
10 1 9
0 81
0 18
21 2l
5 08
87
11044 54
8757 58
373 40
415 58
10 85
17591 25
9482 21
2397 02
7970 03
1488 10
410 3
4078 30
1378 00
127 72
4450 09
871 40
117 4b
81
25 50
15 05
7 70
41750 2
15980 27
288
5580 30
254
8435 01
5800 90
5071 52
9 00
8548 78
144 97
1045 44
143 45
9 75
439 43
11 94
10902 34
Dicburso
meiits
7711 51
37 8
1103 til
1528 80
9
0
4
4
14
1
75
27
00
41
32
25
04
9510 70
3408 05
805 10
412 43
10 09
14010 05
0092 53
2397 02
0993 78
528 OS
410 3
2400 93
1090 49
127 72
1317 33
345 00
81 -55
29144 59
320
35 10
r029 01
5 297 00
r971 52
98 00
2880 48
7-
1045 44
327 58
115780 78
CONTRA
Warrants paid
Total
1901 General Warrants if
1901 Bridge Warrants
1901 Iioad Warrants
Total
State of Neiiraska
74221 58
4829 88
2305 82
477 84
012 11
307 77
-187 01
203 55
237 04
32 75
MRS H H HULL
Manicuring
Shampooing
Baths
TcLEruoNE No 417
Rooms on North Ninth Street
L L REJYIBE
Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter
Agency for the Myers Force ani
Wind Mill Pumps
Prices Right
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Wuik
First door Wett of Post Office
S5T -
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TAXES COLLECTED
1890 Taxes 159 07
18S Taxes 53 22
188S Taxes 1 15 22
18S7 Taxes 189 48
1880 Taxes 51 55
1885 Taxes J7 30
1884 Taxes 98 34
1S83 Taxes 43 30
188 Taxes 08 18 I
1881 Tuxes 57 49
1802 23 1
77 75
1880 Taxes
1879 Tuxes
1878 Taxes
1877 Taxes
1875 Taxes
1875 Taxes
1874 Taxes
1873 Taxes
1871 Taxes
1870 Taxes-
Cr Balance
1870 18
87 51
440 03
810 88
5 32
3 82
2 31
1 72
0 97
3 78
38
1527 84
348 88
8 24
3 10
10
I 575 20
2789 08
182 85
915 02
1011
277
3103 80
2040
35 113
81
25 50
15 05
7 70
12011 OS
12710 31
2t8 27
5580 30
219 08
2805 40
50 5
1 00
712 30
112 25
143
Ill
53 880 02
02 58
94875
jvLufiiipuuuH paid o kjj
m V J
iiiiuwcrH irom one iunti to another 18 041 til
iet oniance fia7s 0
1899Generul Worrnnts
1899 Bridge Warrants
1899 Rond Warrants
91
48
Overdrafts
53708 04
RECAPITULATION
Balance on hand January 2 1901 V
Received from Phil Bauch County Clerk excess fees
Received from H W Winter Commissioner lumber
Received from H W Winter Commissioner piling
Received from P li Smith lamp
Received from interest from bankB I
Received fronl Stnte apportionment
Received from taxes paid under protest
Received from Madison county tax sales redeemed
Received from Hy Neuwerk Justice of tho Peace fines
Received from S W Hnyes Justice of the Peace fines r
Received from Wm Hates Judge fines -
Tnxes collected
52 50
10 08
02 58
oiniu pciuiui iiuu coueriions
18 ISO
Redemptions collected - 2J507 15
Transfers from ono fund to another
43175 09
904 22
9 CO
2 50
7 50
721 72
5873 52
132 55
9 75
1 00
92 00
5 00
84545 10
144
18041
109551
97
04
100551 82
27 01
30 8
18 17
10 37
19 40
98 88
17 Co
7 01
4 00
4 00
Totftl
84545 1G
REGISTERED COUNTY WARRANTS UNPAID
1587 03
48 20
275 95
1900 General WarrnntB
1900 BridK Warrants
1900 Road Warrants
5725 021
5 50
57 79
41 85
9781 42
County of Madison
I It C Miles treasurer of said county and stato do hereby certify flint the foregoinc i a true and correct state
ment of the receipts and disbursements of my office from the third day of January 1901 to the thirtieth day of June
1001 lilcluBive to the best of my knowledge nnd belief R C MILES County Treasurer
State of Nebh ska
County of Madison
We the undersigned County CommissBioners of Mndisouconutv Nebraska do hereby certify that we have care
fully examined Che foregoing statement of It C Miles county treasurer and have found the same correct to the best of
our knowledge nnd belief
Dated at Madison Nebraska this Uth day of July 101
JOHN J HUGHES
Signed CHRIST SCHMITT County Commissioners
H W WINTER
Wo are now prepared to fill
nil duplicue orders from any
negative that was taken by Mr
Hoyer or Michael and will be
glad to have yon call on us
when wishing any duplicates
Remember tho place South
Fourth street and Mndison
aveune
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