THEflOUFOLK WKLKiA NE\VS-JOURNAI MlO\K ( OClOllfilt 22 1 09
8t , Edwards Man's Death.
Omalm , Oct. 1C. Unoxtilnlimblo fen
turcn In the doatli of William Vlzzari
ot St. Edwards , Nob. , developed nt tin
inquest WltiUHlny ! ( ( morning. A vui
illct II lull it i ; Hint the iiiuii inut 111
dcnth from a homorrhaKo on the Tontl
tOrcot viaduct Monday night wan re
turned. The body will bo Hunt to St
Hdwiirdu , where the funural will bi
liold Kilday.
Vlzzard wns 01 years old. Ho wai
a rotlrod blacksmith ot St. Edward :
nnil owned novornl fast horses and wai
never known to bo without money
usually In IUFBO ( juantltlcH. Ills broth
r , .1. 0. Vlzzard , the special agent o
tlio Union Paclllc railroad , well know :
In Omaha , says Unit ho cannot under
ntatul the finding of his brother will
liul n few cents In his pocket.
"Thoro IH something peculiar ahoul
thin matter , " Bald .1. C. Viz/an :
VVednoBilay mornliiB , "for this Is tin
llrst time 1 over hoard of William beIng
Ing without monoy. An InvestlKatlon
will certainly be made. "
William Vlzzard came to Omaha tc
-visit another brother , .lames Vlzzard
in the Methodist hospital , who underwent
wont an operation today. William
Vl/.zard stepped off the train from St ,
Kdwards only to fall dead u few yards
from the depot , lie leaves two BOIIH
and two daughters. Thomas Vlzzard
lives nt St. Kdwards. Mrs. Cecil Conip-
ton , a sister , also lives there , while
Mrs. Amos Gill , another sister , lives
nt lloyburn , Ida. Anuothor brother
has not yet been located. The other
throe wore in the city for the Inquest.
When William Vlzzard left St. Edwards -
wards Monday morning ho had a stop
watch and considerable money with
him. Hut forty odd cents wore found
on his porson.
Dr. Dunn , who made a post mortem
examination , said that Vizard caino to
his death from tuberculosis of but
tbrco months standing , resulting in a
Bovoro hemorrhage.
William Vlzzard had lived in St. Ed
wards for over thirty years and was
one of the pioneers of the state.
Winnetoon News.
Winnetoon , Nob. , Oct. 15. Special to
The News : M. II. Olson from New
man Grove is now putting the finish
ing touches on his new cement block
photograph gallery that ho has recent
ly had built In Winnetoon.
Chaa. Van Camp Is building another
new house In the western part of town
to bo occupied by our telephone man ,
Mr. Svcatson.
Miss Lcola Miller has accepted a
position in the Geo. A. Brooks store
at Hazllo Mills.
Ernest Klopfor , street commissioner
of. Winnotoon , has a crow of workmen
VV' ' and teams busy getting streets In good
ft1
condition before the ground freezes.
Collins Bros' , orchestra will furnish
music for a big dance to bo given in
the M. W.-A. hall nt Winnotoon Mon
day , October 18.
John Williams , living southwest of
hero , who recently received some very
bad injuries by falling from .a wagon ,
is reported as gaining very nicely at
this writing.
Mr. Martin from Baztlo Mills is
opening another blacksmith shop in
Winnotoon.
U. N. Clough , living southwest of
l ere , has purchased the livery busl-
oas from J. Smith and expects to
have n sale and move to Winnotoon
at as early a date as possible.
Joseph Ulsh went to Norfolk Thurs
day for a visit at the homo of his son ,
O. W. Hlsh and family.
A. Hanson , living northwest of here ,
recently purchased the Sorenaon farm ,
three and one-half miles southwest of
town for $90 per aero.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 55ollweger , from the
southern part of Nebraska , arc here
-visiting friends.
MADISON COUNTY JURY LIST.
Jurors Arc Selected for the November
Term of Court.
Madison , Neb , , Ont 15. Special to
The News : The following Is the list
of jurors drawn for the November
term of the district court :
Able , W. L. Llndorholm , Frank
Host , Clyde O'Brien , Jas. P.
Uonnlng , G. C. Richardson , Clms. T
Crook , 10. II. Hlchort , Win.
Calmer , Fred Ramsey , S. J.
Cassolman , C. W. Skiff , Ed.
Douol , Frank Stork , Charles II.
Dieter , Dan Snider , Sherman
Klllott. W. B. Viiago , Carl II.
Hoggomeyor , Chas.Wahl , John
tliighcs , John J. Wcltz. L. M.
llldo , Joseph Wnchtor , Ernest
A Modest Hold-up Man.
Sioux Falls , S. D. , Oct. 1C. While
returning homo after marketing a
quantity of grain , W. II , Lllllo , a prom
inent farmer of Jerauld county , had an
interesting experience with a holdup
man who , In his way , was one of the
most modest of holdup men. It was
dark when Llllio started homo with
the proceeds from the grain carefully
tucked in his inside pocket. At the
darkest and most lonely point on the
road the holdup man suddenly sprang
from n place of concealment and seiz
ed the bridles of Lilllo's horses. The
animals wcro brought to a full stop
and the holdup man started toward
the wagon , with the demand that Llllie
band over to him one-half the cash re
ceived in payment for the grain. Why
ho did not demand the whole of It Is
n mystery. Lllllo. as soon as ho noted
that the holdup man had released his
hold of the horses , suddenly slashed
them with the whip. The animals ,
smarting under the sting of the whip ,
sprang forward and , after a hard run ,
Llllie succeeded in making his escape
from the would-be robber.
Figurine out the possibilities that
the want nds. hold for you should boone
ono ot your most Interesting tasks to
day.
If you have employment to offer ,
& want ad. helps you to find the most
capable person for the work.
NOTICE OF DILINQUENI TAX SALE.
County Treasurer's Office , Madison County , Nebraska -
braska ,
Notice Is hereby given , that pursuant to th
( ovenue laws of the state of Nebraska , the land
and town lots described In the fallowing list , o
which the taxes remain unpaid for the year 1005
or so much of each of such lands or town lots a
may bo necessary , will , on the first Monday In No
vember , IUOD , be sold by me at public auction at mj
office In MndlKon , for the delinquent taxes thcreo
as hereinafter stated , together with Interest on eaci
amount at the rate of 10 per cent per annum fron
the first day of May , 1909 , cost of publication at the
i ate of 20 cents for each land described and 10
rents for each lot description and cost of sale.
Dated at Madison , Nebraska , this 1st day o
October , A. D. 1909.
F. A. PETERSON ,
County Treasurer.
5 $5.56 Klmball and Blairs' Add
17 I Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt
18 2.47 S22 ]
19 1.24 25x25 S2 6 $10.4 !
28 .38
2.1 !
12.97
1.35
10 2.3 ;
11
12 22.23 11 20.9E
13
4 14.82 PIONEER TOWN SITE
13 CO.'S SUB.
14 22.23 Division of Out Lot F.
1 Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt ,
2 33.34 3 25 $ i.3C
3 4 25 1.30
15 7 1.24 2 27 1.46
4 8 10.50 C )
3 10 12.05 7 (27 ( 15.71
7 10 11.12
8 I
9 10 14.82 2J29 10.48
N57 2 11 .93
S3 2 Luikart'e Sub. Dlv. of Blk
3 9.88 2 of McComb's Sub. Lots.
NVa 4
Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt.
4 $19.21
10(14 16.05
9 1.02
11 14 1.73
12 14 1.73
1 15 .87 BATTLE CREEK VIL
N54 2 15 .87 LAGE IN HIGHLAND
S22 3 15 .87 PRECINCT.
4 16 11.11 Western Town Lot Co.'s
6 16 2.16 Addition.
9 18 20.99
Desc. . Lot. Blk. Amt.
10 18 10.49
11 31 $3.90
15 18 7.41
16 18 1.86
Pioneer Town Site Co.'s
19 11.72 2d Addition.
11 19 .67 Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt.
Pt 4 20 6.18 G $ .39
14 20 1.24 G .39
7 .39
Railroad Out Lots. , 8 .39
Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt. 9 .39
Pt 5 $11.42 10 .39
Pt 5 49.40 11 .39
Pt 6 13.58 12 .39
Pt 6 1.86 13 .39
Pt 6 27.17 3 34 4.88
Sub. Dlv. of Out Lot 5 4 34 .49
5 34 .49
Railroad Addition. G 34 9.75
Dose. Lot. Blk. Amt. 7 34 .49
3 22 .62 8 34 .49
4 22 62 9 34 2.43
5 22 .62 10 34 .49
4 24 .93 1 36 .48
2 36 G.83
Thompson's Addition. 3 36 1.46
Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt. 4 36 .48
1 5 36 .48
2 6 36 .48
3 7 36 .48
4 8 36 .48
5 5 37 4.88
6 6 37 7.31
7
8 Out Lot 4.
9 $3.21 Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt.
10 Pt 4 $3.41
11 Pt 4 6.33
12
13 BATTLE CREEK VI L.
14 LAGE.
15 Township 23 , Range 2.
16 ' Description Sec. Amt.
17' 6.24 PtNWVi NWVi 6 $5.37
18 .49
.93 Original Town.
2 .32 Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt.
1 .08 1 I
2 .08 2 \ 3 $4.38
3 .08 7 6 4.38
4 .08
7l
5 .08 8(7 ( 634
6 .08 5 8 1.47
iC. . Johnson's Addition.
Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt. 13 13,65
3 1 $1.24
4 1 1.24 E24 4 $ 7.31
ST2 11 ( W28 E36 5 2.68
12 1 4.94 E8
13 1 1235 E8W12 5 6.83
VlEADOW GROVE VI L. N102 7 6.S3
LAGE. 4 19 5.85
7 19 3.17
Township 24 , Range 4. 8 19 .73
Description Sec. Amt. 1 20 .59
> t NWVi 25 $3.23
? t NW'4 25 .54 Klmball and
n NWVi 25 .54 Blair's Addition
Jt NW'4 25 .54 Desc. Lot. nik. Amt.
't NW'4 25 1.62 21
't NE'4 26 6.72 3 ( 26 $ 8.77
H SEy4 NEVi 26 8.34 9 28 6.35
10 28 .73
Original Town.
) csc. Lot. Blk. Amt. Day's Addition.
VVa 7 $8.06 Desc. Lot. Blk. AmU
sy- 7 1.62 2 4 $ 2.19
s 20.43 10 4 4.14
V27 E75 S80 6.98 11 4 .24
V15 E90 S80 3.77 12 4 .24
vlOE110S124 .22 1 6 14.63
V10 E100 S80 .27 2 6 .39
349 W99 S124 4.83 3 6G 6G .39
't 10.76 4 G .39
'tV13
V13 .17 5 6 .34
V20 N100 1 2.15 6 6 .34
1 10.75 7 6 .34
S85 2 1.08 8 6 .34
t 3 .27 1 11 .24
V60 2 8.06 2 11 .24
3 7.63 3 11 .24
4 8.60 4 11 .24
5 11 .24
Lewis' Addition. 5G 11 .24
) esc. Lot. Blk. Amt. 7 11 .24
1 $3.77
2 3.77 F. J. Hate's Out Lots.
3 .80 Desc. Lot. Bile Amt.
1.61 6 $ 3.42
3.23
.80 F. J. Hate's Ad-
dltlonnl Out Lots.
Out Lot One. Desc. Lot. Blk. , AmU
) esc. LoU Blk. AmU 9 $ 9.73
't NVa $ .54 10 2.44
West Meadow Grove. Nannie V. Hair's
) C3C. Lot. Blk. Amt. Hair'sOut Lots.
2 $9,13 , Dose. LoU Blk. AmU
4 7,53 Pt. I S 3.26
9 6.98
Durland's Beel'c Addition.
Suburban Lots. .
Dose. Lot. Blk. Amt. Desc. Lot. Blk. Amt.
3 $14.96 1 $1.15
G 14.96 2 1.15
19 1.87 A .39
20 1.87
BURROWS' SUB.
26 1.87 DIV ,
27 1.87 ONE OF LOTS 9 & 10
361 Block 2 of Pasewalk's Ad
37 V 6.16 dition.
38 J Dose. Lot. Blk. Amt.
1 $21.83
Edgewater Park Addition 2 18.78
R. G. Fleming's Sub. Dlv.
Desc. Lot. Blk. AmU
1 $1.92
2 1.92
Fleming's ' Sub. Dlv. of
Haase's Sub. Lots.
Dose. .LOU iJiic. Ainu
U
4 1- M.U
G
6'
7
8 O.tl
9
10.
Herman Gerccke's Quo.
Dlv. of Lots 4 ana 5 ,
Blk. 2 , Pasewalk's Add.
Dose. Lot. Blk. Amt.
$22.07
NVa SVi
W74 NVa 11 11.06
NVa
11 62.30
C. 8. Hayes' Addition.
Desc. LoU Blk. AinU
6 1 $1.15.
7 1 1.16
2 1.83
7 2 .93
12 2 1.15
13) )
" > 2 1.63
11 4 4.59
12 4 .70
6 1.83
8 .93
8 10.31
8 6.11
5. S. Hayes' Choice Add.
Desc. LoU Bile. AmL
4 $24.97
illlslde Terrace Addition
Desc.
23 2.06
Illslde Terrace 2d Add.
3SC.
