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i 1 r 1 .i x ifrnTiimhiicrmviitiT Cjv WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22. ISM. A. A, N. TIMETABLE. Pass. Freight. Leavei Columbus D.ividCity hv.ant Arn'"'1 Lincoln I i:55 a. m.l 7:01p.m. 1 -t' s...i : J:H " 4ilOMii. Mil.22 " ' s:15 " 11 i in. 11 4S " Tin-1 i.'i liytw Linro'ii it lis! . in.. anl arrives at ( .luinbti-, 7. ! p. in; tin- freight leaves !.i i-o'n il l. .i. :n., an.i rrics at Columbus at 3 ir. p t:i hKliMHMiaMHWaiMIBiB IN JON PACIFICTIME-TABLE. .mis. k.vnt. ooimj ct. Atlantic hi. iHHa. m I . 1. IkmI 7-a. in C.dV luteal i:u hi ' I'.icir.e l.x. 11:20 p. :n .'J'1. .-"d 1:10 a. in ' IVnverKx. 2-tCi p. m i it-! M -ii :!-C p. in Limited -X p. in Chirauo Ex. H p. in Ixk-i! 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Wj'i'-J -Jk -DEOKC' eohcanixeih licit iioFLvrn.i:.iY -nitii imiii nv rwriuii ! .-uuum ' at 2 p. mi.. praver mt-4-tiiiK on Wcilucsd ij veiling at their chaiel,coiiierol North street and I'.icilie lr chapel, coiner oi .xirui m. Allareconlialh invii d-" IJ.ht II. J. Hi " Avenue ited. iajuH iisuN, l'p nl'-nt. Kef-istor. - -lteyihter toinonow. IIyihter Thunsdaj and don't for Ket it. Saturday now register, iT oii have not already dime ho. Old newspap-TS n the hundred, 25 cents at the .lornsAL othVe. A .stron; wind I'riday niht. and weather colder Satiinla. - Net Sunday the usual .service at 11 o'clock at Grace Kpit;ropnl church. Dr. T. It. Clark, .successor to Dr. 5chii;. Oluc-ht- Inolliceat nights. Don't fail to register Frida wi that yon can vote at the coming election. li. ('. Voss, M. D., Hoiiiiejiathic phy HH-ian. ollice Kloenth and Noith sts. J7-1 "A Gits (jciiV Co.liam Moan MMtsv terms!rlio them i Jo Cliailes Wake lias Ween appointed lepiiU shentl to assist Mr. Camphell. !.;,, Vms. Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines. !:. D. lilp;.tnck, l.itli st. .loe Ktihnel. r.inuliat li known as the vr.r I'lilsinder'isnot a l'ohiinlcrat all, 1ml an Aiisliian. Tate'H iiieeling heic Frida evening was cancelled es(eul;i hy tht state s'iilral coiniiiitlee. Chief or Tohce Ta lor linalilied Ch:ulH !'. Slt:le. who -an wanted in Dodge count tor forgei. N. JiHffV wilsell oifCaM his nto.'LMn'iioiis jrN,Xlf'iKoiiedi iilerf; if ouw.iiit li:iiuinsV l The ce'eiirated (Juick-Menl, and Monarch gasoline stoves, the lte.st in the oiatli.-t. l'or Kile lv A. Hoettcher. -Itf Dave Smith has moed his camix ostalihshment lo Twelfth st .where he is jmtling things in apple-pie ortler. The Lathi's Guild of the Kpiscopal lunch will intH'J with Mis. Win. Mel. Fuller. Wednes.lax afterniMin, Oct. 22. Sup's Cramer was engaged Saturday in passing ujhin the .iialitications of seven applicant. for l4;ichers' certificates. Kev. Ferris preached his last sermon at Silver Creek, Sunday last, :o the largest congregation ever assembled 1 hei e. Carl Kramer of this city was elected grand vice chancellor, at the session of the Pythian grand lodge, held at Omaha last week. A short time ago some of our dealers received potatoes from Washington, now yomeof them are soiling onions import ed from Spain. --.Tames V.. Jloyd. democratic candi date for governor, will probably address his political friends here before the close of the campaign. Get). Willis didn't go to California. luit stavs to erect Mr. ltiglitmever's JlO.tHW residence in the noil beast corner of Highland Park. For Harrison wagons andCourtland spring wagons and buggies, call on J. A. Gntziner. opposite Dowty's drug store. I le is sure to satisf v you in prices and iiality. if -The Columbus Fish and fee Co. have Sieen pumping night and d:i the past ten das tilling their lakes with water, in anticipation of a huge ice crop this winter. - Saturday morning Wm. Uloedorjji of Platte Center stepped on a rust nail which penetrated his foot. It may give him trouble, as his foot is considerably swollen. The ladies ot the Baptist aid society tilicit plain sewing, mending and knit ting. Work mav be left with Mrs. M. Wright, or if notified by mail she will call for it. ' Tom Gorman leeeived notice Fndav to go to work for the I'nion Pacific. He had been at work for the company lie- fore, but had been let out lately Tor some reason. The Z. I). Nickerson farm near Platte Center was sold hist week through ihe agency of P. W. Henrieh, to W. D. Engles tf Ogallala for S2,iV0. It is an v .excellent SO acres. Otto Mei has opened a meat mar ket, opposite the Lindell hotel, where vou can get what you want in that line. Frrst-olass sausage; also fish. A share of the public patronage is solicited. 27 Mr. E. W. Kingston, of Platte conn tv, has liought John Hays' place west of town, and is putting in some work on it, preparatory to moving here next spring with his family. Central City Courier. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. -Fon different G.B NJU l'rainpt repairing done of a fNjipliolstery 'oods. Save nsoi (seeing us. and what we can do. all kinds money by Furni ture of all kinds and picture frames. John Gisin, Eleventh street. 27-lt The Sioux City passenger train Fri day night ran into a ear which had been blown from a side track on to the main track at Platte Center, wrecking the en gine Fomewhat. hut doing no injury to persons. Sheriff Mai Ion, of Dodge county, passed through the city yesterday hav ing in charge a young German who is wanted for horse stealing. The capture was made on a farm near Humphrey, this conntv. The democratic central committee teemed to be m session hero Monday, at least there were a number of candi dates and party workers in town. No use. gentlemen. Might as well give it up. this time. DavJiLStnith'fifirst-class candy and coiuKdionerV store ull noXbo found on Tw-enHJjstreL VlNLyoiNrant any tfticg in nRMuieuye hinWi canw His conieionery lsHshNoid svvltancNMS cigars t!iS4est maiiS y 1 Tin: .IoriiNL lieing printed Tuesday afternoons cannot give an account of the meetings advertised to be held at Fitz pat rick's hall Tuesday afternoon and evening, and to be addressed by John H. Powers, independent candidate for governor. Kev. Ferris has accepted a call to St. John's church, Omaha, and will begin his labors there Nov. 1st. His successor here has not yet been decided upon. The reverend gentleman's many friends will be sorry to see him leave, but wish his prosperity. Merchants should bo on the look-out for thieves. One of our dealers lost an implement last week, but heard of its wherealiouts, and just as he was alxiut to send the sheriff out, the man who had possession came in and settled for the thing he had pilfered. dipt. J. 15. David of the 7th Iowa Cavalry, who commanded a number of soldiers stationed in this city in 18tW '4, was in town Friday on his way west. Several of our older citizens remember him and some of them will not soon for get the injustice done them by him. Ila Anderson, suing by her next friend, her sister Tillie Anderson, has brought suit against Peter Cunningham, alleging $10,'MH) damages. It is a civil suit, the counterpart of the bastardy case, for which Cunningham is under bond'; of SI, 000 to appear in district court. Two men" have, on two successive nights, visited the premises of Nick Adamy. Sherman tvvp., the last time opening lire on Mr. Adamy, as ho ap proached them. A brace of good bull dogs and a couple of double-barrelled shot guns would be handy to have on the premises. Mr. and Mrs. John Klliott and Kev. Gtiswold were in attendance at the svnod at Kearney last week. While there a visit was made to the Reform school over which Hon. J. T. Mallalieii, (a former citien of Columbus), presides. Mr. Elliott saw the institution is one of which the state, may well be proud. Mis. Dr. Evans was thrown from her bnggv one dav last wek. while the buggy was being driven across a ditch. She tell lie! ween the wheels, the hind wheel resting forashoit time on her client. Her companion, Mrs. Samuel Evans, urged tho horse forward quiekU and probably saved the life of the lady. - Las! Friday, at Fremont, at the resi deuce or her staler Mrs. Lou Hover, Mrs. Filield departed this life, aged f."t years. Deceased was an old resident of Nebras ka, and for several years wjls a success ful teacher in the public schools of this city. She retired Thursday night feel ing perfectly well, and wan found dead in her bed Friday morning, the doctor giving it as his opinion that she must have been dead seven hours. We have not heard the result of the post-mortem examination. lilt Alliance Ticket. A a meeting Saturday afternoon at the town hall, the following ticket was put into nomination. Supervisor, J. C. Byrnes: treasurer, Jacob Lewis; assessor, G. W. Galley, jr.; clerk. A. C. Pickett: justice, W. F. Dodds; overseer district No. 1, E. P. West cot t. No. 11, R. Y. Lisco, No. 25, Adam Brady; constables, Jacob Smyer, Fred Bean: clerks of election, A. W. Clark. A. C. Pickett; judges of election, II. C. Bean. W. A. Way, Jacob Lewis. John Cow a noted tough of Lincoln, who v as in jail there on a sentence to thirty days for the theft of a gold watch from Eva Enswoith, a member of the demimonde, broke jail at Lincoln and came here to see his "wife" who keeps the road house near the fair grounds. Officers Sateriee and Campbell caught him and he was taken to Lincoln, where, after his term of sentence, he will be re arrested on a charge of stealing hogs. Chief of Police Taylor, in answer to the query of a Journal- reporter as to the best remedy against thieves said: cheap telegraphic service, say a cent a word. ffa. ll Eaten ly CanuihaN? The following paragraph from the Lincoln c "et-jMinilenee of the Bee, will be interest, ig to the many friends and acquaintance.-- here, of the reverend gen tleman: The friends of A. J. Cudney. the mis sionary, are fearful concerning his fate and hardlv dare breathe their suspicions as to what has become of him. Mr. Cudney was a well known local mission ary here of remarkable gifts. He was u mau of natural genius, hnely educated and remarkably handsome. Early in life he devoted Ins energies to the eleva tion of fallen and degenerate humanity. He made friends and admirers in all classes of society by his irresistable magnetism and never was known to use Ins abilities only for the ennobling of Ins fellow men. A year ago he decided to go to the South Sea islands and preaeii to the Cannibals there the doe trine of Christ he so dearly loved and served. Since then reports concerning his death have lieen set ntioat, and as no word has leen received from him since he left a ear ago, his friends are fear ful that the worst fate that can happen to a missionary among man-eating sav ages has befallen the talented Mr. Cudnev. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ravelling bofces to rernrin iKmilOTcuylJaln Cms rSHWl dO. -- 1 PERSONAL. j Mr. Gabriel of Humphrey was in town Friday. Rev. Father Kyan was at Kearney Sunday last. County Treasurer Becherwas at Sioux Ci.y Thursday. Dan Condon of South Omaha was in town Thursday. Mrs. C. H. Walker has returned from her eastern trip. Frank Baird of Woodville was in the city Friday, on business. Ed. Hoare, farmer at the Genoa Indian school, was in town Monday. Rev. Dr. A. Henrieh of Platte Center was a Columbus visitor Saturday. F. M. Cookingkam, one of the legal lights of Humphrey, was in town Friday. H. T. Kelley of Oconee was in the city Monday shaking hands with old friends. R. H. Henry was at Stuart a portion of last week looking after landed in terests. Ben Covvdery, sec'y of state, also his father, were Columbus visitors part of last week. George Thomazin of Burrows passed through the city Friday on his wny home from Omaha. Nich Blaser expects to take a trip to Oregon before long. He wants to look at tho country. W. B. Backus, Sup't of the Indian school at Genoa, was in the city Thurs day between trains. Thomas Manly of Genoa spent Sab bath in this city visiting his brother-in-law, Tom McTaggart. Sheriff Caldwell went to Garden Grove, Mo., Thursday to visit with friends and bring home his family. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Murdock started Monday for California, where they ex pect to pass the winter. Miss Delilah Davis, who has been in Baltimore the past three weeks, expects to remain during the winter. J. B. Holmes of Blooniington, III., was in the city Friday, called here by the death of his brother-in-law, H. M. Waite. W. O. Pugsley, chairman of the county board of supervisors, came up Friday from Omaha, where he had marketed stock. R. S. Arthur and family have moved to Ellis, Neb. A whole-souled, good citizen, The Joounal- is sorry to see him go. Otto Pohl came up from Fremont Sun day to spend a few days with his parents. It seems very natural like to see Otto around. Mrs. H. B. Fanble who had leen on a visit with friends at Genoa, stopped in the city Saturday on her way home to David City. Mrs. Elizabeth Coolidge, mother of II. P., returned to Sioux City, la., Sat urday, after a three weeks' visit with her son and other relatives. Mrs. Pasch of Newman Grove was in tho city Friday on her way to Schuyler, called thither by the very serious illness of her father, Wm. Draper. Billy Murphy, telegraph editor on the State Journal of Lincoln, came up last week to attend the funeral of Wm. O'Brien's little child, returning Friday. Mrs. Mary Marmoy, of Columbus, and Mrs. George Spooner, of Sioux City, mother and sister respectively of Mrs. J. C. Martin, are here on a visit. -Clarks Chronicle. Mrs.T. II. Hogsett of Columbus, Ohio, has lieen visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mannington and either friends. She started for her home Monday noon. Milt Siwiee and family, who have been here peveral weeks, start today for their home in Oklahoma. Mr. Hpoiee gives a very favorable account of that section of our Uncle Samuel's domain, as a fair and fertile land. Samuel McFarland (brother of Josiah) of Keokuk, la., is visiting with him this week. Josiah says that he hadn't seen him for twenty-nine years and thought ho was dead. Their nephew James, of Pittsburg, Pa., is also here. Farmer' ('lab. En. Joubsai.: Please announce in nevt issue that the Platte Farmers' Club wilj hold its next meeting at J. H. Reed's on tho last Friday in October, the 31st. The subjects are class legislation; winter feed and care of col4s; are we in danger of overproduction in horses?; besides current events, general questions, etc. The last meeting, which vac J-eld at Mr. Fobes's. was the best attended and one of the niopt interesting meetings we have had. Reporter. Fred Meedel was in town Wednes day with a large load of very large pota toes. He says that he raised 125 bushels on an acre of gsound. At 81.23 a bushel this frives, gross, S156.25 to the acre a pretty fair income, better than loaning money at 4 per cent a month. Superi iors Proceedings.' Wednkshay i m., Octobers, 1890. met at 2-30 p. n;..as per adjournment Ifm. W. O. Pugsley, chairman. . WI'lilllips, clerk. Koll called. All members pje-ciit but upr.CUmpbell of Ixiup. .ludgt; Heusley appeared bcfoK the board rejuetitig tlienito take actloufoacareand man tainauce of one Ernest ErankeTfceble minded person. Board referred saiiub the city of Co liuutius. In the matter of thepetition for tbe "Johannes Koad," the same after deljbiration was rejected. In thd matter of the 'Burke and Carr:.;"ro.id in Shelttreek townsbp.tbe report of the com. in it tee was adoptafl, and damages to the amount oVs.'j.W paT acre for land embraced by bame wasVllowaf claimants as per recom mendation V ty appraisers. I'pon petiKpof. several residents of Monroe township. tliXcouiitv survejor was instructed to survey auQflfcit the section line road com inencing ate, cVner-of sec. 3-17-3W. and run ning thence Mut through Monroe township also toiierpetuateVivernn-ent section corners. The "Hugh HlirVoad was dec'ared duly opened ou the Ij.isisNof a specified written agreement presented ttliU sigtieyfl by Hugh Hill and P. P. Doody, Supr. ofOiVcreek township assuming all damages asWised by reason thereof. On motion the taxes for trie -Aiar 10 on Mrs Carstensen's laud nw qijr'sec.-230-le, was or dered to be stricken frolii tax Ijsl by county treasurer. - Ou motion the clerk vas Instructed to Issue a warrant on the courty bridge fund Yevy for Kfl to A. W.Clark supervisor, forJSno 'or road grader and clidrge same to account f Co lumbus township. On motion t he" Maipa-froad In Bur rows town ship was pecUreM opened and clerk lustrneted to publish iiotiflb according to'law. On motion ttxcnwl ordered issued to Mrs. Margaret Haoner, for care Charles Ilainer per contract, ifmn. Tbe eoufjry survejor filed his reports on the folloniiurroads which weredulv aDproved: Meedel; Borowiak So. 2, Randall. Stenger, Jaixen. Laun, Moran No. 2. In the matter of the location of the "Albert Rnss" road and the vacation of a part of the JohnPJohnsn"roadon motion location and vactlon was ordered as prayed for by petition ers, and damages allowed. Aug. Schukey ou aec't Walker tonwnship was allowed SI.' 30 and clerk instructed to is sue warrant on county road funds for amount. In the matter of the "Wilton" roadtlM re port of tbe appraises was on motion adopted and county surveyor instructed to survey and plat same, and tliekvvanl of said appraiser be and the same is ltAvby referred to Lut Creek townMilp for paymlnt. On motion board iidjourned until tomorrow morniuRat 9 o'clock! tiiuusdAy, a. m., October 9. 1890. Board met at 9 o'clock pursuant to adjourn ment. Hon. W.O. Fitortey chairman, and G. W. l'lnllipi clerk. Kol called and all present but Campbell of Loup. Aid Dineen. On motion the!. M. Vose e" road in 15K inarkand Sherman toknship. was declared opened.and clerk int-trucefal to piiblMi notice of same according to law. The pftition of I. II. KelV" aud others for a public road wu on motion laid over until the next meeting of the board. J'.y re-iiiext Stipr. McAllister wan excused from attendance hut-aice of tiny. On motion the boarl i.ow took a recess until 2. o'clock, p m. I AKTVIINOON Board convened a 2. o'clock p. m. Hon. W. O. I'ngsley chairmn i !. W. Phillips clerk. Koll called and all present but Campbell of Loup and 5 cAllister. On motion a reduction of $fi0U was ordered from the iersoiial asfeased valuation or John M. Wolf in LostCrelk precinct for the year 1S83. and county treasurer instructed to correct same on tax lists. On motion tbe amount of J.woowas or dered deducted frou the pergonal assessed valuation of K. W. Y tig In Columbus tow ti ship, for tbe year lftM ll county treasurer to correct tax bit and r ive this tax without interest or neua'.ty. Ou motion J. I. Wei nerwas instructed to appear before the rd at its next meeting and explain bow and ty the sum of $230000 was assessed in pcrsoi propel ty to Bernard Schroeder. in St. Bern 1 township in 1887. In tbe matter of th S. W. Cleason" road the ietitioii was rej and report of ap- nraisers also rejectee, ai a written agreement by the parties in entered into and sign terested for a ''Consen road" was approved by tbe board. County uneyor ordered to survey and plat the said the said parties. id at the exiieiise of Tbe rejection of tbe H! ion for the "Hopper lar session on Octo- road" by the board in res her 8, was now reconsidei d and motion same was ordereil opened as a "i Misent" road. In the matter of tbe "Ole ohnson" road the report of the appraisers ivas adopted ami tbe county clerk instruct Issue a warrant county road fund levy for toM. Grifthiacc't Ht Bernard township SJf 00 r damages aud county surveyor to iiefjtelu! te government section corners along said tie of road and Gle report with board. In the matter o( thcfBliuT id further ac- tion was deferred until the lie: t meeting of this board. The committee on -Applies pre nted the fol- lowing To the Honorabll Board of S jrvisorsof Platte county. tSeutlemen: otil committee o supplies would restiecttuHv recommend that kbe puhli- eatiou of a businels card in any iieVspjiiH-r, of a county officer, us such con n tv official. at the expense if IIm county, te iiiscoimuueu from and after thisllate. and that the county assume no further iiiiblicatiou. rcsjioiisibllity for any such Dated this Dtb d l of October, 1SJ0. lo.sivs WKM'II, I. HKi u Ku-KKiir, Committee. Xi i. OLSON, i was presented and read A coinmucatioiu from the county if erk of Hall cunty, asking that concerted act inn be taken by the several county boards throughout the state in memori alizing the next legislature to allow the deposit of county funds in laiprnved depositors where the county may rear the benefit of Interest on Hie same. On motion the clelk was instructed to draft a resouitio u luvoriag suciia law ami an cm same bj order of this board and forward one copy each to the spkcers of I lie next state leg- Mature, lieutenant tovi eruor aud tbe county board of Hall county. ebraska. presented tbe following The county treasiiri' memorandum of rei Is for cancellation or reduction of taxes: Ilraper's out lots high. Smith's Add. for KS H'.-7 S and 1K8!, o. 1 and 2, avesseil too Is 1 and 2, block s taxed Xo such lots. Kast j lot tfand w'i aud ISho, Block :s v ill for IKSl-i and 18o, also Permission to take block M tax for ISTrt'.i :eof Humphry taxed sessed as laud. MeCabe mid M .1 al taxes without lu- Clark's delinquent er terest or ieiialty. Permission to take 1X80 kix on lie1 iiw4 of sec 20-lC 2w without interesl Permission to take the ftssi and IKS.!, taxes against easj iz feet of I in block st, city of Columbus rand all of lots thotit interest. Lot 2 in block 31 and lot ill block 32 in Steven's addition to city of for 1S7S 187S 18S4 185 IsHC 18S7 kilobits taxes Ind WSS, assessed too high. On motion same was refei id to immittee on finance, who presented the f wing re- poi t : Your committee recommeftd that lotst and in block 8, in Smith's addttif n to the city of Co lumbus, and block 3 i -i the tillage of Humphrey be stricken from the tax li: Tl-at xp! per cent reduclien be made in sis sessed valuation of lots laud 2, l)niier's addi tion to city of Colunibnfc. That tbe county treasurer be authoried ti take the amount of iH-rsoual taxes now .stafiding against Henry McCabe and M. J. Clark same is paid ou or liefon without penalty it January 1, 1K1. 1 hat the request be granted as to taxes for years 187a 18S0 18S1 and 883 assessed against the l'i feet of lot 7 and all of lot 8 In block XH (north of the Union Pacific passenger de-ot), of thecityof Cobiinbifs. J Your committee would further recommencd that the back taxes on lit in Stevens addition to city of Columbus, previous and up to ISsT in clusive be accepted as plvmcnt in full without Inteiest, for thereasoid of excessive valuation. C. B. Cl MriiKl.i., chairman. On motion the report of the committee was -duited. Ou nation .Mrs Flora Mcli)tire was allowed e personal taxes paid $20 U) rebate for oxce-isdl under protest for year lssu and cl ik ni structed to issue warn pt for same ou county general fund levy for War I8!X). On motion thecouuti clerk was insti uutetl to forward a bill to tluj county board of I'olk county Nebraska for 111 expenses incurred in the case ot Matilda Ilejkining, an insane person and a legal resident of said county. On motion the clerk was instructed to enter upon this record thd proclamation issued by 4ilm for the annual election to be held in this county Tuesday, Nsvemlier 4, 1830. The following kills were allowed on the county general fnd levy for the year lSyo. ami the clerk Instructed to issue warrants for same: .lolui Huber Bailiff I). C. S-'U 00 CC Shannon 7 " 21 no Charles WaKu ' " 2 John Elliott ' U Oil ; ssciitt ' ' Id jo John scbumaclfcr p J ) C 21 ft) James finflni 1 " " 20 wi John Blomuuistl " 23 01) Aug Wastphall " " 27 40 Andrew Peierso 1 " " 20 00 Job. Hook " " 27 211 I) Wilson sr ' 2U 70 C F (Jleason " ' 10 Henry Uirtzeu " " -"U 70 Henry Dress " It! 10 J JO raves 17 10 AS O'Connor " " 24 i John Uergen " " 2u 70 Wm Ernst " " 'S : Uco N Lamb 1 " " IC 50 Heniian Brokenliis " 21 00 CJCarrig I " " - 20 SCGray " ' .0 John Behrens 1 " 27 20 John Zuiiibmui I " " 25 Cbn's Johnson 1 " " 27 (O OO Bechertresitcililel (H-r'alC liiman 1 10 l iioiieraii -jhou " A.l Vbittaker2 10 Jos Limiberv 210 oio 2111 210 210 010 Oil) till) 14 09 10 10 27 00 47 00 36 21 7C55 John Elstoti John W Fuchs S F Fleming EWBordeis P.fl Anton 01ou J A Ernst .iiiim if emnleman " John W Fuchs sjieciall TI:.-ill!IS KIVIlll " I Jmi.i.is 1; Keeder Couits. Insanity i it Ktillniiin M I) "1 Lincoln News comiiani Milse.for county ft Omaha Rep. Printing ( o o John lleitkemiter. ebta e Mdse. for county bv county irea-sitrer. D F Dav Kextra copies TKi.kokam" State Journal Co mdse f r county $ oftim ColumlMifl Wochenblat iib unpr pnceHl ings etc ...................... D F Davis same .'. Warwick Snnnders same - Gutt G Becher treaa acct del pern tax W Haandera 1H20 243 82 73 30 03 1 45 22 80 132 21 12 73 25 27 27 03 SanwDFDavia ! Same M K Turner 32 54 C D Murphy 21H days labor on county records as expert st $5 122 50 J W Lynch name lp 50 MiM May Man-hall work and material for insane woman Henning 5 00 G W Phillips cash advanced for county.. 16 05 Same transcript Ernst v Platte county ... 2 M) J II Galley fc Bros mdse for count) W 40 C II Davit desk for experts etc tf 50 W N Henaley cash paid for expretwage.. . 1 05 Henrj Gass mdse for county 24 25 From v Chritttenson 2 corHns for Mr and Mrs Lake 30 00 (The county attoi was instructed to take sach steps as he deem proper, without de lay, to collect the a: nt of the above bill from the F, E & M V rail companj). acct del pers tax Gus G Becher co t: Ernst & Schwarz nf G W Phillips Oct 7. lspo.. for quarter embug 100 00 13 40 2 20 2 10 77 35 Sri 00 HO S3 100 W 101 10 115 50 liil 05 10 .' 200 00 E A Fleming meal for jurors etc........ John Hrowner to Jacob Lewis name Drand commissioner St Mary's hospitalfcare paupers... Same. L J Cramer co sul it Malar and postage July Same AtnniKt. Same Sent ember. I. (ius (J Becher co tlras cash advanced . Same II BagntZiV Co milto for county.. alOIIU Jl. uuuunui J C Caldwell shei atty salary to Oct 1 inquest Mr and Mm Ijike 21 30 PS 00 14 75 !'. 50 2; ro i-a :o ItW w 52 :o ss no 81 5M 13 5.1 Same F H Hartf. J C Caldwell tthei corive)ing Mrx Gor to asvlu: Same Miss lien: haiz Ssme Ixianl feen etc State v ' rhoiuas Same janitor et Same fees etc Jon Kuhnel Same State v Braun anil Williams.. O B Si-eice elk I) B com'rjbf insanity Sauie coun lees Same clerk insanity boqhl The bill of Chas. K. nintnsn an witness state v Kersch, Long and Wendt, was placed on rile, there being no fundtilt present, available to pay costs iu misdemeam cases. A communication from E. A. Stockslager pro- posing a Imihis of 1 I valuation of tho Citi- zens Bank of phrey for the year lssJ was same was rejected. B. Weston as witness. May read, and on motion The claim of The term D. C, was, orj motion, referred to clerk of district court for 1 oro specific information. On motion the ft bills of (i. B. Stieice, clerk of the district it, is cases of State v Kersch and Nave $13.8 State v Kersch $3.35. State v Lang Ml.o ami IState v Wendt .S3 making a total of $45.80 wre rejectetl, the same being misdemeanor cases! Tiie bill of Dennit Dugan. J. P. of Lost Creek township, for costs c. State v Stevens was re jected, same being a misdemeanor case. The following billsVvere iuw allowed on re port of committees: G B Sneice acct Colli Iwp. $ 11 50 110 00 2 50 Jacob Ernst same OD Butler same... . Hugh Hughes acct city Columbus 200 00 Columhut Lumber lo U5 55 2 60 2 60 16 35 H70 27 35 JW 2 H) 2 M) 2N 5 00 3 30 1 35 1 35 7 40 2 20 2 00 2 00 22 00 2 00 4 00 25 08 2 30 17 00 2 00 2 00 tt 25 It! V5 2 00 4 00 2 00 6 00 ii 7s 2 0(1 27 3'.i 40 SO 72 30 5i 31 ssou 13i 31 5 02 O D Butler acct Bismi Ed Ahrens same It L llossiter acct W Jo twp Same Shell Creek ti Pacific Lumber Co M J Hoiaui acct Slu loodvilie twp. fit twp II C Bean acct Butli Geo Berney same . S Congntm jr acct Geo Lmath same S K Painter same twp. Dan Holleran sami Bernanl Wilde ivillo twp.. Same Burrows twi B L BosHiter acct utler twit Gietzen & Breunif sect (Humphrey twp.. A M Jennings acct Shell Creek twp Same Butler twp Wm F Berg acct (i anvilletwp James Kieman an . WotMlville twp A M Jennings satt Fuller, Smith .V Fi Her acct Humphrey tp PF Doody acct L .t Creek twp B L Bossiter acct i lorman twp Gus Keuricher acct lutlcrtwp win rieusciier saiu! K L Bossiter same Same John E'oy same A M Jeuninus samel Jacob Latin acct Slu Creek twp John C Swartsley sal Louitt Bnulfonl acct1 le list Creek twp... John ltandall acct I'd JIM tWII Nje A. Schneider Ci Pacific Lumber Co :t Walker twp .. Wood vi lie two Louis llradford acct iell Creek twp.. Nje & Schneider Co ac Walker twp Same linuiville two .. Chicago Lumber Co acc Humphrey twp Same Granville two Brockhaus A Gilsdorf sal Samo H 87 N10 X Schneider Co sainol 1181 S K Painter acct Joliet tvti 100 Chicago Lumlier Co samel 6 10 Nje & Schneider Ci same . 4 00 It fcimers A Co acct lininviUetwp in 82 Hugh Hiighenacet Shell CrtMc twp li 25 Newell South acct ('ranvillelwp Is 00 Brockhaus & Gilsdorf acct Humphrey tp 4 82 lIp-ui motion the follow in; bills were referred back to I.ost Creek tovvnshii 'or payment, there Uiiig no available funds t credit of said township; J. It. Smith $2.51 $2.B0.(i.i.Moriart $52..'i0 M. . N. Hopkins t 87.50,Chicn- go Lumber Co. (35.33, ami clerk was instructed to forward same to Lost Crfek township for lament. On motion hoard now. n Ijourned until !' o'clock tomorrow morning. Finn Boanl convened at 0 o'cloc Ly, Oct. 10. lsih). a. in., the chair- man, Hon. Wm. O. Pugsley, Phillips clerk. Boll culled itresent but Ciimiiliell of Iiotin nsiding, G. W. d iiiemberH all d Dineen. On motion Chairman l'u ley and Supra. Clark and .McAllister were npp tee to settle with the county tre: nttsl a commit- unTat tliei-ud of the j ear. Moved that ex-Count) SurveyotEusden lie and is hereby reUested to turn overlto the present county survejor all Itooks, rtcfds, plats, field notes, ami auy and all other propf rty in his jkis- stswion belonging to the county, L'arried. The following communication was pnHenttsl and read: Columbus, Neb. Oct. 10, 1SW. 1: To the Hon. Boanl of Smierv Gentlemen: We, the undersii nisi, members or the nuance committee, beg 1 o to proixtst- to your honorable Ixsly to inst t tho county treasurer that he bo permitted take tlie delin l8)0. inclusive, 1. Tliis would quent taxe Itir the jears 187U without interest or nenaltr hi help considerable in clounin p the old taxs. in why interest mid not be col- If. then niiiKiirs to be an on lsSl and later iwirs' taxes si lected, then the matter shall Is brought before the board. . B. ( ruxLi.. ( tin. W. A Ai.LisTiai, Jos. is. On motion, same was adopt Bill of K. Pohl, guanlian Mrs. Josephine until (he next Weiss, deceased, was laid ov mts'tintr of the board. J. F. Dineen, services as sup'r W.J. Jrwin, James Burniws, C. B. Campbell, O. S. Moran, P. F. D.MMjy, II. J. Johnson, A. W. Clark. Jonas Welch, Theodore Odenthal, Joneph Ottis, F. Bering, Ed Ketischer, Gerhard Asche, Nils Olson, W. O. I'ngsley. W. A, McAllister, Hi'urv Bickert. J. C. Caldwell. suianionirl; sskh-ibI jury. A. M. Jennings, acct I olfmlius twp. J. A. lurner, A. M. Jennings, . It. Ij. Bssiter, bills Same Crest on... Same Sherman.. "(three Chicago Lumlier Co. m ct Grand Prairie. Wm. Plath, (teorge N. Lamb, SL-itt Farrell. Theo. Odenthal. Henn. Johannes, Arthur Lamb, A. M. Jennings, Jacob MiiusIhicIi, Otto Steinhaus, A. M. Jonninirs. 1. Juliet Grand Prairie. Burrows Sherman Ht. Bernard.. . Crcston Sherman Butler Columbus twp Grand Prairie Burrows Grand Prairie. Burrows St. Bernanl Henry Barjenl-rugfi, UOllU J7UBIUIIO, A. M. Jennings, Same Julius Budat, Hush Hughes. Brockhaus A Gilsdf 1 Chicago Lumber I vv m. Bloedorn, H, Einiers A. Co. Same S. K. Painter, P. P. Keidv. Undsay Slate BanV John crept. Ijmln Hra(lfon, Same Gretzen A Breuni-r. Grand Prairie . Burrows It. L. Bossiter ftus (i. Becher, trew acct Uurniws tv the iMNiru now lected sixty names from the January. IMd, term of which the Jurors f district court will I drawn. A bill of (iretzen Breams: for 53.M) was re ferred back for vou hers. Bill of the Nve A ichneider f o. for tlsl.i.i for lumber furnished S . Bernanl twp. was, on mo motion, laid over ut :il the next meeting of the board. Sun'r Burrows offt red the following ltesolved, Bi the b mnli'f supervisors of Platte county, that the following sums be allowrsl as daniHKes susUuned li the location ot the llurko and ( arrii; road: L Ll t, -! .k. . f r. i-eriusou, -t icres ft, $23.00 i 62 50 75 00 25 00 123 OU lhos. Ljnch, 3 .11. lielley, I John Dineen. 5 David Carrig, 64 U " 162 50 Total V t ' bU and that the amount of $339.24 now to the credit of Shell Creek township in the apportionment of the county road and Uriilge I una levies lor the jears IssS, l-WJand lsiMlie and the same is hereby set ntart to tie used exclusively for the payment of the ilamiures thus awarded, in the order above named and that the balknce due, $111.76. be and the same is hereby referred to the town boanl of Shell Creek township for payment. Carried. Boanl now took ns of thirty minutes to confer with "experts" Mhrphy and Ljnch. Upon re-assembling the boacd, unou motion, ailjourneil until Tuesday, January 6th. 1BV1, at 2 o'clock p. m. WE ARE ALL OUR GOODS WITH THE EXCEPTION OP A PEW ARE IN AND WE ARE Ready to Supply p Demands ! We have taken particular pains and labor to purchase goods the cheapest and have paid marked attention to their IPii WE ARE ESPECIALLY PROUD OP OUR CHILDREN'S SUITS. Our Selection of Overcoats is a Brand Success all Through ! In fact everything is nicely assorted. Our prices are lower than the lowest. All goods are marked in plain figures and strictly one price. We treat everyone alike and one can buy as cheap as another. We are the only Exclusive - Clothiers - in - Platte - County ! DO YOUR TRADING AT THE GLOBE AND SAVE TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. Thirteenth St. DIED. O'BltlllN On .Monday, Oetober 1 of eholem infantum, tiie jounest d'lUKhterof Mr. and Mr. Wm. O'Brien, aKcd a month. 8WAltIN(iKN'-Thurday. Oct. Pith, at U p.m.. after a brief illiesnof Ki-dritiH, Sarah, wife of K. 1. SwenrinKen, cm., of l'olk count, nt-d 41 year and G daj h. She leaves a luiHb.ind ami three children lo mourn the loss of a loving wife ami devoted mother. WAITK-Oct. 17th. if aiHiplexy. II. 31. Waite of Monroe township. Decetmed was a very lare man, ilifrtieall, and the manner of his death in not MirpriMnir, althoUKh very Miidden. WeantoId that he had Ik'H at work doinK the cliore-;. antl came into the house, sat down, picked up a iwiikt to read, and, quick as a Mtroke of lixiitninp, eame the Hummons to quit earthly t-eenes ami trials. He was a man of excellent qualities of mind and heart. The w ife and daiiKhter will have the t.ympath of all their acquaintances in their deep atlliction. gusintss rQatitts. AdvertiMiiientH under this head he cents a lineeaeh insertion. W3I.HC1ULTZ make- IxM.t mind shoes in the bebt t)les, and uses only the very best stock that can be procured in the market. "2-tf T OS' JJ SI contai able rt and cr I'KOI'li.VJIATiOX. WllKHKts, A joint restilution wkh ailopted bj the leftisluture of the state of Nebniska, at the telt)-hrnt sei-bion thereof, and approved Feb. ruary Kith, A. 1). lKV.i. proMiinK an niiiemltiient to the ctilistitution of said state, ami that said amendment shall read as follows, towit: Heciion 1: That at the Keuend election to In held ou the Tuesday siicceeilinK the first Mon day of Noieinlier, A. I). IrtW, then- sliall be sub mitted to the electors of this t-ta'e for approval or rejection an amendment to the contitiitiiu of this state in words as follows: "The manu facture, sale and keepinK for sale of intoxicat ing liquors as a IteveniKe are forever prohibited in this state, antl the legislature shall pniviile lij law for the enforcement of this provision." And then shall also at saiil election 1st separ ately submitted to the electors of this state Tor their approval or rejection an amendment to the constitution of the state in words as follows: "The manufacture, Kile and keeping for sale of intoxicating liquors as a Ix-veritfe shall Is; li censed and ntrulated by law." Sec. "J: At such election, on the liallot of earli elector voting for the pmitosed amendments to the constitution, shall lie written or printed the words: "For proimsed ameniiment to the con stitution, prohibiting the maiiufactun', sale and keeping for saleof intoxicating liiiuors as a liev erai," or "Atrninst the proioted amendment to the constitution pnthibitiuK the manufacture, sale ami keeping for sale of intoxicating liquor as a beveniKe." There shall also lie written or printed on the liallot of each elector votim; for the propos.il amendment to the constitution, the wonls: "For promised amendment to the constitution that the manufacture, sale and keeping for sale of intoxicating liquor as a bevenure in this state shall lie licensed and regulated b law," or "Against said projaiwd ameniiment to the constitution that the manufactun-, sale and keeping for sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage shall be licensed anil regulated by law." Sec. 3: If either of the said promised amend ments shall lie approved by a majority of the electors voting at the said election, then it shall constitute section twenty-seven 271 of article one 1 1 of the constitution of this state. Therefore, 1, John 31. Thaver, (lovernor of tho state of Nebraska, do hereby give notice in ac conlauco with section one 1 1 article hfteen 1 1' I of the constitution antl the provisions of the act entitled "an act to provide the manner of pro IMising all nmendmeiits to the constitution and submitting the same to tho electors of tiio state." Approved February Utl., A. 1). Ib77. that said proposed amendment will lie submitted to the qualified voters of this state for approval or rejection at the general election to lie held on the 4th day of November, A. D. Is'.). In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand, and cause to be affixed the great eeal of the state of Nebraska. Done at Lincoln this 'JUii day of July, A. U. l,and the tilth year of th state, and of the independence, of the United States the one hundred fifteenth. By the Governor. JOHN M. THAYKI:. Benjamin It. Cowukrv, ISeL. Secretary of State. :'.(ijul.!m GROCERIES ! ALWAY OF iH ON HAND A FULL AND NF.W LINE : (JltOCEltlES WELL SKLECTF.D. ' FRUITS! CANNED AND DBIEI). OF ALL KINDS! liUABANTEEDTO BhOF BEST QUALITY. DRY GOODS ! A HOOD AND WELL SELECTED STOCK AL WAYS AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAP EST. ALSO BOOTS & SHOES ! W-THAT DEFY COMPETITION.-: BUTTER AND EGGS And all kinds of country produce taken in trail and all gotuls delivered free of charge to auy part of the city. PLOTJE! KEEP ONLY THE BE8TORADE8OF FLOUB 10-tf J.l.ttBIJHAN WAViTKD 'rO EXCIIANlitL 1 hate M head kf yiiduVhtirWi id uWres, K.JJWTor liht and heia-y uorilkwhRli Mwi-Ato exeliMiKe for Kood ounn sttK-lWcatlle. . loct.t V V. .IiNrfril BtTcllKli. V. SaturiVy hist, lvteeu Cokimb'Kaiid iV-id cneki larce. Xather MiAket-lik. niai; money atoil vam.iJWe paivrWV A cait 'w:iWl will lXveii for tV return f iiiiim- mten. lxiientJouiiNotliee. fi-2l-p READY FOR THIS FALL'S .-HT-ni-SraE! MAUBICE A. MAYEK, THE GLOBE CLOTHIER, COLUMBUS, NEB. B-ao P CO n trcr O (D P H2 l rT4 W 6H 13 H H H 4 e V IB t ?? . O Cf SftB 8. SB j o 3 3 Set OfUcn 8 5 O a-P-m CD 12 1 O SrB i-t og PhS. CQ CO B CD O p O co P B co S CO p g K- 1US.O. BKCBBR. Established m 00 CO GUS. G. BECHER & CO., Farm : and : City : Loans -A-rLd. I2ea-1 Estate. COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA. to suit.r Tt ,JAJf ON rAKMS Ht l"-"1 nite of interest, on short or long time, in amounts COMl'LKTK ABSTKACTS OF TJTLK to nil real estate in Platte county. Notary Public alwios in otlice. Farm and eilv nniirtv for wile Make collection-! of foreign inheritances ami SPEICE & General Agents E-ZL Union Pacilc and Midland Pacific K. R. Ijuida for sale at from tt.00 to $10.00 pr acre for casl or on five or ton jeara time, in annual payments to suit purchaser. W have also a large ami ciioic lot of other lands, improved and unimproved, for sale at low price and on reasonable tonus. A1m bosineu and reeidocce lots in the city. We keep a complete abstract of title to all real estate it Platte County. COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA. " W. T. RICKLY Wholesale aad Retail Dealer la O ae, Ptiltry, aid Fresfc Fisfc. All Kiids tf Sauage a Saecialtjr. tyCaah paid for Hide. Pelta, Tallow. Highest market price paid for fat catUe.-mi Olive Street, twt Doers Nertk ef the Fint Natioaal Buk. NOTICE FOB IMPLICATION. Land Office at f! rant! Island. Neb., t Sept. 1.-th. 1.W. 1 Notice is hereby given that the folltwing uamttl settler has tiled notice of his intention to make dual proof iu upiirt of his claim, and lhat wiid prtsif will ls mado before the clerktif the litrict court at Cent ml City. Neb., on No-vemls-r 5th, !!). viz: David Blair, homestead No. tr.Ol for the N. E. 'i of section 12. town-hip If, north, of tange 3 west. He names the follow, ing wituess-s to prove his continuous residence uirtin nmi cultivation of, said land, viz: Alexan der Stcen. Simon P. Howell ami (Jeo. L. Diefen Isieh. of Silver Creek, Neb., and Martin V. Lane, of Duncan, Nb. Fkankmx Swr.rr. lTnek-t't Begifcter. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Office at (J rand Island. Neb., ) Sept. 1'itlt, 1. S Notice is hereby given that the following n:.meil settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, antl ' that sjtid prtioi will is-mane oelnre tlie ciereoi llie tlitrii t ctiiirt at 1 Vilumhii, Neb., on (X-tolsr JS. 1bW, viz: William V. Blair, homestead No. 13731 for the N. E. i of section rt, township, 15 north, of range 2 wet. He names the following witnesses to prove hiscontiuuoiisresitlenceupon nntl cultivation of, said, land, viz: Mnrtin V. 1-tne and Henry Fishback. of Duncan. Neb . ami Million P. Howell and AlexnmlerSteen, of Silver Creek, Neb. x-'KANKMN Hwxrr. ITtxptJt Uegister. D COMBAT ! CD OS a M w u 00 VW 4 t'! O w o AND 1870. LEOPOLD JJKOQl sell steamship tickets to antl from nil iarts tjulyitlf NORTH, for the tale of P COLUMBUS Planing ME We have just ois-nttl a new mill on M street, MsstitM Schristlers' Rtiiirimr mill and art, n. opi par pare.1 to do ALL KINDS OF WOOD WOItK. such as Sasli, Doors, i Blinds, Mouldiiics, Store Fronts, Counters, Stairs. Stair Railing, Balusters, Scroll Sawing, Turning; Planing, Ete. 8?eT"AlI onlers promptly attended to. Call on or address, HUNTEMANN BROS.. 2jnlam Columbu., Nkbraska. i
