THE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , OCTOHKIM , 1901.
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DAILY.
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REPUGLICAN TICKET.
Slate.
For .IntlRp of tlin HnpM-iun ( "i urt -
H.It. HUIMIUHH York
For HrKOliU ( lie Htnln t'lilvcrfllj
(5. J. KIINHT Mnrnlii
II. IUioi.li OKiillnla
County.
I'or ronnlv Irrnmror It. ( ' . MII.KH
Pur county rlnrk I'lilt , llAfcli
Knrriniiily jiulvo JriuiK M. J. Mmiiii
For roiiniy miiinrltitpiiiloiit. . . .1.11 UAIINDH , jr.
Kiirihnrllf J. ) t MJMKVIN
For coni.ty Mirvfjor. . . \\.ll.l.o\M !
For county roroiio lii. ) I ) . II , McM.MiAN
Porconuly coimnlmlonnr JAM lloniiioiuiioii : :
Cohunliin IHIH won two of thu nuuw
nud will utmost cortulnly win onu of thu
thrco to follow. It therefore looks UK
though Sir TlumuiH would bo coiiipolldd
to como iiKiUn for the cup if ho wants it
roul bud _
The ri'iMihlli'iuiH of the Htuto i\nd the
counties thereof uro ] ) hiiiitiiiK for u oiuu-
< hut will undoubtedly result in
Thuro in harmony in the ranks
and u disposition to follow up the IIIUK-
nlllcont victory of lust fall.
A Frouch professor claims to huvo
discovered a niothod of mukliiK short
woiuuit tall and Htntuly by InmtiutiiiK
the length of tht'ir hones. Undoubtedly
there will bo many ready and willing to
tcflt the olllcney of hiH troatiuont.
JiuucH .1. Corbi'tt , ex-champion pri/.o
lighter , cluiuiH ho is bankrupt. The
ImsincHH doeH not appear to bo ono to
attract. No elans of nion Hhulllo out of
Bi ht with Ions Kraco than the average
pri/.o fighter. Thuir fame is ephemeral
and their success in lifo nil.
An English court has decided to Bond
n prisoner to Annrun , expressing the
hope that ho will reform hero. Ameri-
CIUIH nhould see that the decree of the
court is not carried out , There arc
plenty of people already here who need
reforming without undertaking Any
thing of that character for Kutopeun
countries. They should bo compelled
to euro for tUeir own.
When the Filipinos do make a ( mow
ing of strength their methods are HO
utterly savage that they can never hope
for the sympathy of a eivili'/.ed people
and they do their cause , if they have
any , moro harm than good. Their lute
massacre of Company O was as heathen
ish , cruel and troacherou as that of the
lowest savages. They can never hope
to win by such methods.
And now the marines have protested
ngalnst the burial of C.ilgusat sea
That is the honored burial place of the
Bailers and they don't proporo to have
the waters of the briny deep contami
nated , lie might be cremated but for
the fact that huc'h a course would dis
solve a considerable portion of' the remains -
mains in air , and everybody breathes
air. It is a hard proposition to get rid
of something real.
The populists and democrats of
Douglas county have failed to fuse and
will name separate tickets. The f union
ists' troubles eoutinuo to multiply with
each passing year. Nebraska may bo
the last to brealc loose from the scheme
that won a few state and county elec
tions and revert to something permanent
but she gives evidence of getting there
iu time. It is proving hard to drop the
only winning combination but tl nt it
bos quit winning is n profound argu
ment for a change of tactics.
Stnto Treasurer Wm.Stneffor has com
plied with the demand of the recent ro
publicivu state convention and has pub
lished a statement showing where the
etato has its funds , and also the condi
tion they are in. The Btatoiiieot is very
creditable to Mr. Stenfer's administra
tion and shows that the Btato finances
are honorably conducted. The fusionists -
ists that have been so worried about the
disposition of the state money can now
inform themselves and sleep well for n
night or two until assailed by other
fears.
The students of Wesleyau university
at Lincoln are unanimous in their de
sire that the body of C/.olgosz bo not per-
mitte'd to defile American soil. They
desire that the body bo carried out to
sea , the hands manacled , n revolver
placed in one of them and the corpse
sunk a thousand fathoms deep as a
warning to anarchists that that sort of
trash has no place in America. Any
plan to dispose of the fellow's body so
that it will bo fnrthorost removed from
possible contact with a patriotic people
will receive the approval of all Ameri
cans.
Fremont people are again enthusiastic
over their power canal project and the
Tribune is confident that "dirt will lly
next spring. " Fremont's Norfolk
friends hope that she may be indulging
in no pipe dream and that the desired
Improvement will soon bo rcall/rd. If
the bent lit expected from the canal can
be rt'all/.cd it will certainly bo a big
step forward in the Mule's devolopmo-it.
Anything that will help the stntti along
IH welcome to the loyitl Nebraska cltl-
/en , icgardlcHH of what locality Is the
most bonelllod Immediately. The com-
plctlon of this canal means the Invest
ment of moro than fJ.OOO.OOO In Nebraska -
braska anil the people making the in
vest incut will have an Interest not or.ly
in its muif-ess but In the future develop
ment of the Htato'H resources.
CUP STAYS HERE.
Columbia Wins Third Race , Although
Shamrock First Crosses Lino.
Now Voile , October , ! I-M p. m.
.Special to TIIK NKWH : Columbia won
tlu > third race with the Shamrock today ,
making three straight heats and thus re
taining the cup. .Shamrock crossed the
line three seconds ahead of the Colum
bia but the latter won on time allow
ance. A strong wind prevailed and It
was a mngnilli'cnt race ,
BATTLE CREEK
Ohas Hice of Norfolk WBH up hero
Wednesday.
Olms. Hrown shipped a cm load of fat
cattle Sunday.
W. H. Fuel st opened his now grocery
store Wednesday.
Horn , to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Connolly
nelly , Friday , a son.
John liolzcn of Kmerick was trans
acting business hero Saturday ,
Sam Kurtgoweit of Madison visited
here the fore part of the week with his
sons.
H. F. lleitxman moved into the old
llogrofo residence north of the high
school.
Hon. Hurt Mapes , our county attor
ney was up here Monday , on official
business.
Julius Cilandt and oldest son , of Buf
falo Creek , were visiting hero Monday
with relatives.
J. J. Clements of Norfolk , our next
nhorllV , was up here Wednesday to meet
his many friends.
J. L. O\ceo \ and Win. Halo started for
> Dpyd ( xu'uity Thursday morning by
Veam prospecting.
Leonard Urowii of Meadow Qrovo
was transacting some important busi
ness here Tuesday.
Win. Hutchins , a republican leader of
Grove precinct , was transacting busi
ness hero Monday.
K. II. Luikart , cashier of the Hattlo
Greek Valley Bank , was visiting with
friends at Meadow Grove Sunday.
. .Johnjohner was in Oreighton from
.Saturday till Monday , looking after his
farm interests four miles west of that
placo.
The directors of the German Mutual
Fire Insurance company of Hattlo Creek
held their quarterly meeting here Sat
urday.
Kd. Fuerst moved the house ho bought
of Henry ( lurch , this week , onto his
lot on Halo street. Ho will occupy it
himself.
Maas and Brechler shipped CO spring
calves down here Friday from their
ranch near luman. They are going to
feed them about six months for the
market.
The ball game played here Sunday
between our team and Meadow Grove
was six to live in favor of Buttle Crock.
Next Sunday the Tildon boys will give
our boys a test.
Oarl Korth of Norfolk was hero Tues
day to hunt up the graves without
tombstones. Wo have ordered just one
stone of him to bo delivered after No
vember 5th , for the democratic ticket.
Little Clayton Cox was severely in
jured Tuesday evening while sitting on
his riding horse in front of Britisher's
harness shop. The horse was frightened
by n dog nud the little fellow thrown to
the ground and hurt his back seriously.
His condition is n little bettor nt this-
writing.
Work on Movllle Branch.
Sioux City. Oct. 4 Track laying on
the Moville extension of the North
western road has begun nt Sergeant's
and hundreds of men arc engaged to
push it to rapid completion before
bad weather sets In. The track Is be
ing taken up on the old Sioux City
and Pacific for a distance of 25 miles
to be used on the Movlllo line and new
80-pound rails are replacing the old
ones.
Road Notice.
To all Whom it may Concern : The
commissioner appointed to locnto n road
commencing at the northeast corner of
the southeast quarter of section twelve
(12) ( ) . township twenty-one (21) ( ) , range
one (1 ( > west of Gth p. in , and running
thence south one-half mile on the
county line between Madison and Stanton -
ton counties and terminating at the
southeast corner of said southeast quar
ter of section 12-211 , has reported in
favor of the establishment thereof , with
the following exception : that at the
first bend in the creek , going south , the
road vary from the county line east , fol
lowing the bond of said erode around to
where the same again crossiKtho county
line , and all objections thereto or claims
for damages must bo filed in the county
clerk's oillco on or before noon of the
2lth ( day of November , A. D. 1001 , or
such road will be established without
reference thereto. PHIL BAVCH ,
County Clerk.
County Commissioners Author
ize More Highways.
GENERAL ELECTION IS CALLED.
Voting Places Throughout the County
nre Designated by the Board Re
port of the Superintendent of POOP
Farm Other Business.
Madison , Neb. , Oct. 1 , 11)01 ) , 1 p. m.
Hoard of county commissioners met in
regular session. Present , .John ,1.
Hught'H and Christ Schmitt.
Minutes of last meeting were rend
mid approved.
On motion Clans Young was allowed
n warrant on SoldUrs' Relief fund for
ffiO.
ffiO.On
On motion the following bills were
allowed :
Leo Arni'tt , road plow , $15.
Western Wheeled Semper Co. , belt
and other repairs for elevating grader ,
* 7H.tr : .
Fremont Tribune , pen holders , " . " >
cents.
Krnm & Warren , lumber , SJ127.2S , ap
plied on personal tax , * 2.r > ( ) .
Win. Fraserr repairing call bells ,
.fl.M ) , applied on tux.
( Jeo. Brand , bridge work , $20.
Ben Anderson , grading at court
house , $1.50.
L. M. .lohiiKon , bridge work , $ ! ! .
W. H. Reynolds , printing , * 2J.W. ! (
Orowoll Lumber it ( Jrtiin Co. , lum
ber , $ irto. :
Kd wauls & Bradford Lumber Co. .
lumber , $2111.21.
F. K. Martin , printing , iJlT.oO.
Hurt Mapes , salary , etc. , $201.it" ) .
L. W. Lyon and Tom Mayhow , work
with elevating grader and cash paid for
freight , $1115.27.
Chr. Sclmvlnnd , work on judgment
index. $100.
McDonald Mercantile Co. , blankets
for Hill family. $2.
C. W. C'rum , salary and olllce ex
pense , $ m.jio.
On motion report of Thos. J. Tavlor ,
BiiH | > rinUmdcnt pix > r farm , was audited
and approved as follows :
Battle Creek , Neb. , Sept. 7 , 11)01. ) To
the Honorable Board of County Com
missioners of Madison County. "Gentle
men : There are now at the farm the
following PCI-SOIIH : Mr. Cluula , .lake
Bosnian and Anton Tyerl. During the
quarter I sold 2-1 hogs for $ -(20.t ( ! ! ! , which
sum was placed in Battle- Creek Valley
bank. I have exchanged Id bushels
wheat for flour. The following bills
have been incurred since .liino 1 :
Morris it Co. , drugs , etc. , $ ! J.fir > .
.1. K. Martin , merchandise , $2.15.
L B. Maker , coal , $ ! . ! ) ( ) .
H. Miller Lumber Co. , lumber and
i-oul , $ T > S. 10.
F. Ihr/.ick , meat , $2. S.
Hall & Meincckemerchandise , $2 < i.lo.
M. L. Thompson , merchandise , $10.07.
L. F. Mora , hardware , $1.-1 ( ) .
Mass & Hamann , grass Kced , etc. ,
$111.85.
P. Zimmerman & Co. , repairs to
mower , etc. , $10.
Gee Zimmerman , hardware , $8.85.
W. .1. Htavely , merchandise , $10.10.
J. Severn , merchandise , $2.50.
Hob Osborn , surgical work , $1.10.
Hanson it Keuvis , blacksmithing ,
$7 25.
25.Winter
Winter & Schult/ , fly nets , etc.ll.75. )
T. .1. Taylor , salary , etc. , $ lti.50. ! (
Total , $ ! l22.f)0.
We have exchanged $ (5.115 ( worth of
product * for merchandise.
Respectfully submitted ,
THUS. J. TAYI.OU.
The above claim of Rob Osborn and
$11 of the claim of llansen it Reavis
were applied on personal tax.
On motion board adjourned to 7
o'clock.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present , John J. Hughes , Christ
Schmitt and H. W. Winter.
On motion Ixmrd proceeded to select
(50 ( names from which jurors shall be
drawn.for the November term of the
district court. The following named
gentlemen were chosen :
Norfolk precinct C. F. Winter ,
Henry Raasch , K. J. Rix , August Loir/ ,
Martin Machmuller , W. F. II. Brum-
inoiul , Anton Buchol/ , August Pilger ,
C. F. Haasc , A. J. Johnson , James Con-
loy , sr. , Julius Degnor , D. C. Harring
ton , P. W. Hull , Henry Uccker , C. S.
Bridge , W. H. Widanmn and Mike
Kennedy.
Valley precinct P. L. Bussey nnd
Fred Lau.
Deer Creek S. A. McKay nud John
Crook , sr.
Burnett B. H. Baker , Jacob White ,
John Brcsler and Elijah Ashcraft.
Grove A. K. Beutly and E. L. Twiss.
Highland C. B. Houston and Frank
Wright.
Battle Creek Samuel Kent , sr. ,
Thomas Wade , T. I ) . Preeco and
Michael Halpin , jr.
Wnrnorville W. II. Boyd nud Aug
ust Klent/ .
Union Win. Goldsmith , Dnniol
Knapp and J. H. do Groot.
Fain-lew Valentino Scheer nud An
ton Knrelln.
Schoolcrnft Simon Finuegan nnd
Thos. Lcstinn.
Emerick David Anderson nud Peter
S. Cnrrnher.
Shell Creek Lnurit/ Jacobson , S. O
Simonson , J. M. Strand and Sever S
Nelson.
Kalumuy.oo Mat Classen , jr. , am
Otto Blank.
Green Garden S. S. Cheat and J. D
Gnbolmnn.
Madison Richard Ballard , B. M
Carson , J. L. Rynearson , B. F. Ander
FOU , A. L. Gates , E. T. McGcheo am
MotitGross. .
On motion the clerk was instructed to
cnll the genernl election for Tuesday
November 5 , 11)01 ) , und the several voting
ing places were designated as follows
Norfolk City , First ward , city hall
Second ward , Anton Buchol/ ' residence
Third ward , west side hose house
Fourth ward , Junction hose house ; out
side precinct , Adam Reiland stor
building , corner Second street and Noi
folk avenue.
Valley precinct , Ray school house.
Deer Crook precinct , Hughes schoo
Burnett precinct , Kierstead hall.
Grove precinct , Mutlly school house.
Highland precinct , county poor house.
Battle Creek precinct , ojH'ra house.
Warnervillo precinct , Warner's hall.
Union precinct , Snyder's blacksmith
shop.
Fairview precinct , red school house.
Sehoolcraft precinct , Tlirockiuorton'M
school house.
Kmorlok precinct , Wefct limerick
school house ,
Shell Creek precinct , engine lion be.
Kalainn/.oo precinct , Jenkins school
IOUHO.
Green Garden precinct , Schmitt
chool house ,
Mndlson City , city hall ; outside pro-
inct , ( J. A. H. hall.
On motion board adjourned to K , a. m ,
Jctober 2.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
The road iH'tition signed by L. L.
, < > w and 711 others , aMciiig that a public
oad be located and opened , commenc-
ngattho northeast corner of section
21-2 and running thence south ! t miles
ml terminating at the southeast corner
f section 17-2-1-2 , was taken up. It
vim moved by H. W. Winter and sec-
mded by Christ Schmilt that the poti-
ion of L. L. Iw et al be gcanted and
he road opened as described in said po-
ition. The motion prevailed and the
oad wim declared open.
On motion the following claims forests
osts and damages in the above road
iuii were allowed :
David Whitla , viewer , $2.70.
A. C1. Daniel , appraiser , jil.
V. W. Richardson , appraiser , $11.25.
Frank Deuol , appraiser , $ ! f.
Frank Fhxid , constable , $ H > , " ) .
J. H. Conloy , constable , (50 ( cents.
James Walmsley , moving fence , $ I.
S. T. Napper acres of land and
cueing , claimed $2i.W : ( ) ) , allowed ap-
iniisorH' value , $5)0. )
W. N. Huso , publishing notice , $5.
The road petition signed by W. F.
\hlman and N ) others , asking that a
iiiblic road be located and opened , com-
nencinirat the southwest corner of sec-
ion 2H-2-1-I and thence north
- - - running I
uilo and terminating at the northwest
ornor of section 25I-2-I-I , was taken up.
t was moved by II. W. Winter and
econdcd by Christ Schmitt that the
mtition of W. F. Ahlman ot al be
trail ted and the road opened nts des-
Tibed in said petition and that claims
'or damages be allowed as returned bv
ppraiscrs with the exception of C. F.
laase , who is allowed $ l ( ) extra for
noving fence. Motion prevailed and
oad was de'clared opened.
On motion the following claims forests
osts and damages in the above road
aso were allowed :
Krugor and Pufahl , ono-half aero of
Hid , $25.
John Pufahl , one-half aero of land ,
12.50.
John Krugcr , one-half ncre of Inud ,
12.50.
C. F. Haaso , 2 acres of land , claimed
IJiO , allowed $150.
Jos. Martin , 2 acres of land , $50.
Julius Marquardt , one-half acre of
uirt , claimed $15 , allowed $12.50.
C. F. Shaw , 1' ' . . acres of landclaimed
(50 ( , allowed $ ; i7.50.
Fred Detlorman , appraiser. $11.25.
J. W. Ransom , appraiser , $ -l.-IO.
D. Whitla. appraiser , $ : t.
J. II. Conloy , constable. $5.
F. M. Martin , constable , $1.15.
W. N. Huso , publishing notice , $5.
The road petition signed by II. C.
s'ahrstedt and 25 others , asking that a
mblie road be located and opened , com-
iiencing at the northwest corner of sec-
ion 18-21-1 and running thcnco east 2
idles and terminating at the southeast
orner of section 17-21-1 , was taken up.
t was moved by H. W. Winter and
econded by Christ Schmitt that the
H'titiou of H. C. Nahrstedt ot al be
granted and the road opened as reported
> y commissioner appointed to view the
niuo. The motion prevailed and the
oad was declared 0HMiod. ]
On motion the following claims for
Ohts and damages in above road case
vere allowed :
A. E. Wells , 1 acre of land , $17.
K. D. Wells , 2 acres of land and mov-
ng fence , $40.
C. U. Harris , 2 acres of land , $ : tT , ap-
died on personal tax , $15.10.
W. M. Condon , 2 acres of land ,
Maimed $70 , allowed $115.
.T. A. Jefferson , 2 acres of land , $ ! ! , " > .
Chas. Wells , 1 acre of land , $17.50.
Christ Zumbrun for land and fencing
laimed $75 , allowed $50.
Mrs. J. F. Neidig , allowed $ I0 ! per
icro for land used iu passing around
XJiid in creek and to avoid draw. No
illowauce for land along section line ,
' "or moving and building fence , allowed
35.
35.F.
F. M. Martin , constable , $7.30.
Geo. E. Richardson , appraiser , $2.55.
Henry Clausen , appraiser , $2.55.
Alfred Dover , nppmiser , $2.55.
W. N. Huse , publibhing notice , $7.50.
On motion board adjourned to 1 p. in.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion the following bills were
illowed :
Wm. Bates , fees in cnso Herman
Krucgor , incorrigible , $ -1.1)5. )
J. P. Mueller , witness fees in same
cnso , $2. ( > ( ) , npplicd on personal tax.
Leo Herdnmn , clerk surrornG court ,
fees in case Leroy Alyen , $ SI.U5.
M. H.tCollnmer , merchandise for
paupers , $17 50 , applied on personal tax.
Norfolk Anzoiger , printing , | 3 25.
Gust Kaul , salary , $85 00.
Wui. Brnmuiund. bridge work , $10 60.
Phil Bauch , postage , express , etc. , 2
months , $20 40.
H. W. Winter , salary , $81.10.
Christ Sohmitt , salary , $106.70.
John J. Hughes , salary , $71.95.
II. E. King , hardware , $4.00.
Electric Light Co , lights for court
house , 0 mouths , $3 55.
There being a balance in the precinct
cinct railroad bond fund the same was
on motion transferred to the several road
districts belonging to the precincts from
which said money was received :
Road district No. 1 , $ . ' 17.15) .
Road district No. 8 , $1)7 ) 19.
Road district No. 84 , $37 20.
Road district No. 25 , $42 29.
Rend district No. ! 12 , $12.25) .
Road district No 33 , $42 HO.
Rend district No. 17. $11.13.
Road district No. 24. $14.14.
Road district No. 9. $3 01) ) .
Road district No. 1(5 ( , $3 10.
Road district No. 2(5 ( , $ I. < 11.
Rend district No 31 , $1.W.
Road district No. 18 , $107.
Rend district No. 23 , $4.8. ( !
On motion cleik was instructed to
notify Canton Bridge Co. to build th
following bridge :
Ono . ' 12.foot bridge 14-foot roadway , !
r. o. piles 22 feet long , 3 2(5 ( feet and 8
11 feet long , on west side section 5-21-1
On motion bonrd adjourned to Novem
ber 12 , 1901 , at 1 p. in.
Pun. . BAUCH.
County Clerk.
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gARNES & TYLER , | '
Attorneys nt Law ,
Norfolk , - Nebra \ o
DR. H. T. HOLDEN
Homeopathic Physician nnd Snrpeon
Office , Citizens National Rank Building ,
Telephone 101.
Sanitarium and Keeidence , Main and 13th 8t
Telephone 9.
Norfolk , . - Nebraska.
J J. COLE ,
DENTIST.
Office over Citizen's National Bank , Resident *
one block north of Congregational church ,
Norfolk , - Nebraska
JyJISB MARY SHELLEY
Fashionable Dressmaker.
Dp Blairs In Cotton block , over Ianm ! Bton
First-claee work guaranteed
Norfolk , Nebraska
JyJRS. SADIE HART MILLER.
Osteopathic Physician ,
lioonis over Hnyob' Jewelry Floufe , Norfolk
pOWERS & HAYS ,
Attorneys at Law.
Roome 10,11 and 12 , Mast block.
Norfolk Nebraski
SESSIONS & BELL ,
Undertakers and Enilmliiier * ,
Seeeiong lUk , , Norfolk Ave ,
Norfolk , Nebrask
J.C. YOCUM ,
RESIDENT PIANO TUNER.
Offlco with J. D. Sturgeon ,
NORFOLK , - - NEUIUSKA.
TKCE3
OF OMAHA ,
will remain in Norfolk daring
the winter eeaeon ,
MUSIC FURNISHED
for all occasions.
A. LAGROTTA , MAN. NORFOLK , NEB.- '
DR. IN. J. HOAGLAND ,
Osteopathic Physician.
Olllce Room * , i and a , Bishop Block.
Diseases , both ncuto and chronic , Buecossful-
ly treated without the ueo of drugs or knife. I
will bo aEeUtcd in my ofllcelby my wife , Stella
Hongland. All calls promptly anewerod at
your residence or at my oflico.
Office Hours :
9:00 : to 12:00 : a. m. i:3o : to 4:30 : p. m.
L. L. REMBE ,
Practical Plumber
and Steam Fitter.
Agency for the Myers Force and
Wind Mill Pumps.
Prices Right.
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Work
First , door West of Post Ofllce
M. E. SPAULDINC ,
UEAI.EU IN
FLOUR , - FEED ,
TELEPHONE NO. 33