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CITY PHOrKRTY KOR SALE.
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BARGAIN
2 six-room fi)itM and one five-room
enttsge at 17th and Caste-liar Sts., corner
lot 72x112 feet; houses newly pslnted and
papered Inside and painted outside; prop
erty In fine shape and rents for OH; mak
lnR a U1 per cent Investment. Price 4.2r0
W. R. Homan,
32i Hoard of Tre.de.
230
KK)T FRONTAGE.
On 20th S'.. between F.lm and Osk fits.;
ll Improvement In street and paid for.
lh! would make a fine location for a
fn- brick flats and would be cheap, at
per foot, but owner needa money at
n and will consider any reasonable of-f-i
C. M. Hylander, 8.U N. Y. Ufa
THE FIRST
Tarty making an offer on any of these will
ret a iantaln. Head them carefully and
pee ua at once.
A uracils new t-room modern cottage,
full corner lot. high, beautiful location,
only U.M, on easy terms.
7-room modern house, full lot, south
front, shade, permanent walks, large barn,
tool house, fences, etc., close to car, In
best part of Clifton Hill. $2,650. Your own
terms.
Cloud 8-rc.om house, partly modern, lot
30x140. latgc shade trees, permanent walks,
valuable location on N. mth St., walking
distance. I2.MA1; $160 cash; bal. 125 per no.
Neat fi-room cottage, partly modern, full
lot, close In. I2.1W; small amount down;
balance same as rent.
I Kiuble apartment of 12 rooms each, all
modern, lot 60x190, fronting on 2 streets,
pavement, shade, etc. Plenty rpace for
additional cottages, flats or apartment,
valuable location on Sherman Ave. .big
bargain at H.OUO; any reasonable terms.
RUSSELL & McKITHK'K CO,:
Ramge Bids. 15th and Harney.
CLIFTON HILL
4316 ERSKINE.
Brick house, full lot.
$1,800
Less than hnlf the cost to build the house.
Ki.y ttrn.i'; b iter h,ok ihis up.
NOWATA LAND A IATT CO.,
Suite 624 N. Y. Life Hldg
Phone Kid VM. Omaha. Neb.
New House
PEAUT1FI'L SHADE TREES
On Florence Boulevard, 2 blocks north of
Ames Ave.; largo lot 78 feet east front In
sctt'tig of nntlve forest trees. House just
completed; has hot water heat, large living
room, osk finish and many up-to-date fea
tures. P-ce $7,000. House open.
Harrison & Morton,
91.1 N. Y. Life.
Both Phones.
REDUCED FROM
$4,150 TO $3,800
For laiae corner
tot
with cot tare.
rooms and bath room,
located southwest
I'unii r of ..'tli and Charles Sts; plenty of
roo:n toi two or three more house. If
Jo. i v ant this property act quickly. W.
II Griffith, owner, 2143 Chicago St. Tel.
1" :l !la.i 451.
Vest Farnam District
Built by day labor, 7 rooms, hall, parlor
dining loom, kitchen downstairs; $ beo
I rooms and bath up; oak and hard pine fin
. lh; combination fixtures; hot water heat;
(full cemented basement; laundry; large
lilof permanent walks; 14 blocks to Far
.jiim car; close to eohoois and churches.
aeT'iRMP. $5,200,. 1
'WALKUP SCT
875-77-79 Uratideis Bldg. Douglas 8898.
7-Room, All Modern
Hot water heat; a new two-story tquara
house, less than a year old, mil nice large
rooms; fin full basement; barn; fin full
south front lot; half bloek from Mth St.
a little north of Ames Are. This Is easily
wort!) $4,000, but It must be sold at onoel
will submit offar of $3,500: on reasonable
terms; might consider smaller property In
exohange; don't fall to lovestigata this
' bargain. Call.
J. W. HABP 00.,
SEVEN-ROOM ALL MODERN.
099-U Brandels Bldg. Doug lots, A KS.
XJ8T your property with Chris Boyer, 124
.The Writer of
Awarded
A WANT AD AND ROMANCE
By Lillian Ueckman, 843 South Twenty
third street. Omaha. Neb., daughter of
C. O. Z. Beckman, eighth grade B class,
teacher Mtvs Craig. Age 16 yearn.
""LOST Sunday evening, returning from
Council Bluffs to Hanscom Park, weat
side, large cameo pin. Reward. Tel.
Helen, did you notice In The Be
that Bessie C Is to marry Harold 3 .
There la quit a little romance connected
with this.
A few years ago Miss C went with a
party to Lake Manawa. On returning aha
missed a beautiful eomeo pin, which the
had worn. She could not Imagine where
he had loat It. Sh had been sailing In
one of the yachts and had afterwards gene
over to the amusment aide of the lake
where she had spent some time on tne
roller coaster and at the pavilion. The
returning car was very crowded. When
they got to Farnam street no car was In
sight so they walked up the street tnd
were near Sixteenth when a park car
croaaed Farnam and as It was late they
hurried to catch It. Of course she was at
a loss to known where she lost It as sh
bad been kept on the go all evening.
The following day she innerted an ad
In The Bee. Several days later a young
man 'phoned that ha had found a pin In
front of the Henshaw hotel and on dtscrlb
Ing It she knew that It belonged to her.
She gave him her name and addrens and
aaked him to aend It to her by meaaager.
However, he' decided to act as his own
messenger and accordingly brought it to
her. And through this means an acquaint
ance sprung up. I see by tonight's paper
that the final chapter will soon be written.
As I hava told you before I think The Bee
the beat want ad paper.
BY ALL MEANS JOIN THE BEE'S WANT AD CONTEST
THIS WEEK. YOU WILL FIND IT INTERESTING. .
REAL ESTATE
CITY I'ltorKKIV KOIt 941. B.
(Continued.'
Get Out of the Rut
Every DoI1.it in Rent is Lost
SOfTfT FRONT. 33d and Lafayette Ave ;
1 rraim. modern: narlor. dining room
kitchen, bedroom and bath downstairs; I
bedrooms up; hardwood finish; nicely dec
orated; cistern; large lot
shrubbery and
trees; pared street; H
block to car.
TERMS. $3,900.
WALKUP
Real Estate
Company
875-77 Brandels Uldg. Douglas 2SM.
FINK home, In good repair; four lots;
l-room house. Address, Bog 861, Loup City,
Neb.
l-Room cottage near T7th and
Burdette. Price, $1 400. Terms.
P. O. NIELSEN CO..
"08 N. . L. Hldg. Both Phones.
for quick leturns, list your real estate
for sale and exchange with me. no sale.
no Day. W. W. Mitchell, Hoard of Trad
Uldg . Omaha. Neb.
LIST TOVR PROPERTY
FOR SALE WITH VS.
P. O. NIELSEN CO.,
703 N. Y. L. Bldg. Both Phones.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FAHM AND R A ( II LAUDS.
Iowa.
FOR SALE One mile from Cedar Rapid?,
Neb., six and three-fourth acres of land: 4
room house, good hog house, granary, two
chicken houses, cow shed and horse barn,
Ice house, etc. All fenced and greater part
of land In alfalfa. Price, $3,000. Mis, Alice
R. Young, Cedar Rapids. Neb.
For sale cheap, stock and grain farm
1.000 acres at $20 per acre. Wll Improved
150 miles northwest of Omaha. Want to
deal directly with buyer. Might take
part In a stock of merchannise. Address
K, Omaha Bee. 15 Scott St., Council Bluffs,
la.
Idaho.
Idaho Carey Act Lands.
Now open for entry In the choicest
agricultural aectlon of the northwest.
Tlx Snake Klver Valley, Southern Idaho,
State Uoverriment Supervision.
For fre Information on Irrigated Lands
write C. B. Hurtt, Boise. Id ho.
Htaaeioia.
320 ACRES well Improved land. Red
River Valley. Minnesota. Nothing better
on earth, 143.00 per acre. F. J. McMahon,
Endlcolt, tit. Paul. Minn.
Oklahoma.
Oklahoma
One Firm Produced 2,442,478
Bbla Oil
Sold 2,117,482 Bbls. in June
in Nowata Co.
489 1,040 acres of rich valley land, all
smooth and part of same is In a high
state of cultivation; this land Is located
within three miles of Watova, Okl., and
six miles from Nowata. Okl.; $.080 acres
of It Is practically In one body and 240
acres Is located three miles south; the
land Is well worth $26 an acre; an excrp
tlonally good bargain at $20 per acre.
We have land In Nowata Co., In any slis
tract you may desire from 6 acres up at
prices ranging from $10 to $3? per acre.
There are 4.600 flowing oil wells In No
wata Co. Natural gas la sold at lo per
I. ooo cubic feet. You might get an oil well
with your land.
Average rainfall In Nowata county.
Inches per annum: average from March
to October 1, 24 Inches, and distributed Just
as needed.
Oood water Is found from SO to 40 feet.
Find Nowata county on your map.
. The Oklahoma A Cherokee Central R. R
east and weat through this county la
certainty. Land will probably double
value within two years. Tou can't afford to
miss this opportunity. Ask Mo. Pac. ticket,
agent about low rates to Nowata. Coma
In and see us. or write
NOWATA LAND LOT CO.,
Butte 624 N. Y. Life Bldg.
"Phone Red 19t9. Omaha. Nab.
Nebraska.
FARM NKAK OMAHA.
The W. T. Truelson farm, 160 acres.
3 miles from Millard. 13 miles from
Omaha. Oood land, good improve
ments and very cheap, $16,000; easy
terms.
Purchaser can also get 6-year lease
on 160 acres adjoining. A fine farm
ing and stock-raising proposition.
J. II. DUMONT & SON,
Phone Douglas 690.
1605 Farnam St.
FOR SALK AT A BARGAIN 480 acres
near H.arrlsburg, Banner county, Neb.;
praotlcally all level. Writ A. B. Lind-
J Strom, Yankton, 8. D.
This Story
a Prize.
Was
REAL ESTATE
FARM AM) HftftCH LNI) FOR
Nebraska.
NO ARGUMENTS
are necessary for the careful investor
plain to the ordinary observer that the
SCOTTS BLUFF COUNTRY
offers every advantage to both homeseeker and Investor. The value of lands Is
rlBlng rapidly; people are Jvmt wakening to the fact that the boh is unexcelled,
the water supply abundant for all needs and under excellent control. All we
ask Is that the homeeeeker or Investor look Into the conditions and satisfy him
self. Compare the Scott's Rluff country
of the Irrigated land In Colorado. They
rich who bought farms there a fewr years ago.
We are selling lands Jn the Scott's Bluff country at a very low figure, con
sidering the production. We have sold '
0,000 ACHES
for nearly $760,000. Those who have
your plans to go with us on our
NEXT EXCURSION TUESDAY, AUGUST 3
Take the Payne Special, leaving the Burlington station at 4 p. m. We
have every accommodation, our own
We show the land by automobile and
Call, write or telephone; ask us to
a good proposition and are glad to talk
Payne Investment Company
NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING, OMAHA.
Half Section
Near Omaha
Only 12 miles out, less than a mile to
paved road to city; 8-room house barn,
wind mill and all other Improvements, In
good condition; grove, orchard. U. r .
motor car service stops on lana; rouna
trips dally. $126 per acre. Terms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1001 N. Y. Life. Douglas or A 2162.
FOR SALE 520-acre farm, Improved.
timber, running water, fcix and one-ha'.f
miles from Friend. Neb., Price, $S0 par
aero. Address Mrs. A. Barney, Friend,
Neb.
OOOD LAND CHEAP.
10 acres In Kimball county. Neb., Tour
miles south of Dlx; every aero can be culti
vated; $10 per acre.
j. a. rone, ni shugart, hik.
'Phone 814 Bell., Council Bluffs. Ia.
Mlasoarl.
40 ACRES unimproved timber land
Laclede Co., Mo., $300; terms, $10 down, $5
per month. Holt Realty Co., Lebanon, Mo.
Btextc.
GOOD Now Mexico lands, $2 to $10 per
acre, in tracts or 4.000 to aoo.ooo acres.
Water for Irrigation. Raise all kinds of
grain and fruit. Also Irrigated farms In
Colorado, and safe money-making lrrlga
tlon projects. The Hagadorn Investment
Company, 1016 Tremont St., Denver, Colo,
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$10$ to $10,000 made promptly. V. D. Waad.
Wead Uldg.. lth ao rarnam.
$501) TO $S.0O$ on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Real Estate Co.. loot M. X. LAI, ueug. or
A-11U.
FIVE PER CENT HONET
to loan on
Omaha tluslnees Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1, New Vork Life Bldg.
REAL estate purchase money, mortgages
and contracts bought. Antelope Investment
company. Old Boston Store Uldg.
GARVIN BROS.. $1 N. T. Life. IMS to
$200.00 on Improved property. No delay.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W
Farnam Smith it Co., 1320 Farnam St.
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
PATNB, BOSTWICK A CO., N. T. Llfs
Private money, b00 to 85,000; low 'ate.
8KCOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Rooms 417-18 First Nat I Bank Bldg.
Bell Phone Douglas 1311.
LOWEST RATES Berals. Brandels Bids.
WANTED-T0 BUY
WANTED to buy for cash, retail lumber
yard, doing good business, In central Ne
braska, Hill make quick deal for good
proposition. Addreaa Y 637, care Omaha
Bee.
HIGHEST prices paid for insurance poli
cies in old line companies. The Putnam
company, 604 New York Life.
WANTED 1 large safe, with good size
book cupacity. Addreaa M 271, Bee.
WANTED Lumber yard In good town in
E. Neb. or Kan. Addreaa Y 867, Bee.
WANTED to Buy, Jd-hand motor buggy
In ruiA rnnilitlnn Pha, II U-r.
cil Bluffs, la. R. F. D., No. &.
SECOND-HAND underfeed furnace. J. R.
Salisbury, Tel. Web. 1466 or 2247.
BEST price pa la fur aecond-haad furni
ture, carpets, clothes ana aboea. Tel. Doug.
BEST nrlee raM inr 9A.hanA ..i...A
stoves, olothing. W. Husenblalt. Tel. D. 6Wl!
BALTIMORE Id-hand store pays beat
price Id-hand furniture, clothes, etc. D. 4205.
100 SEWING
MACHINES AT
SPECIAL PRICES
We are determined to cut out of our stock every ohoij-woru and used
machine, and will
SAVE YOU 2; TO b0rc
Don't buy a seeing machine of any kind or from anyone without first
looking over our machines.
OUR STOCK INCLUDES SUCH WELL KNOWN MAKES AS:
New Home, drop head $17.50
Wheeler & Wilson, 5-drawer, drop head 10.00
Wheeler & Wilson, 7-drawer, drop head $20.00
White, 6-drawer, drop head $14.0u
Domestic, 6-drawer, drop head $20.00
Domestic, 6-drawer, drop head $17.50
White, drop head . . . . xlii.00
Standard, drop head $25.00
These are genuine bargains. Some of them hava never h.nn out of tho
house. Are all guaranteed, complete with attaihiut nts, r.r.d the latt-st tiling
the factory produces.
Second-hand box top mnehlnfs from $3.00 to $9.00. All complete wit ;
attachments and guaranteed, and while they have been used; jet are In c ii -ditlou
to give fl rut-class service.
NEBRASKA CYCLE COMPANY
GEO. E. MICKEL, Mgr.
Corner 15th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Neb.
134 "roadway. Council Bluffs, la.
Both '1'liouts Doug. liji.
REAL ESTATE
IIM AMI II A M il l. AMl FOR At.H
who Is looking for Irrigated lands. It is
with the Greeley District or with any
produce lavishly and men are getting
SINCE MAY 4
gone to see, have been convlnoed. Make
sleeper and diner. There are no delays.
get you home Friday.
see our descriptive literature. We have
It or show it.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED One or two furnished or un
furnished rooms, with board, witn nice
quiet family, by married couple. Address
t 17, nee. or phone narney ,u.-
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Stockholders Meeting;.
To the stockholders or THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:
In cofornilty with the requirements of
the Constitutions anu laws of the stales
of Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska and the
by-laws of the Company, VOU AKU
HEREBY NOTIFIED that by resolution of
the Board of Directors of The Missouri
Pacfic Railway Company duly adopted at
a meeting of said Board on the 2Uih day of
May, A. D., laOK, a meeting of the stock
holders of The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company has been called to be held al the
office of 4he Company. Room "00 Missouri
Paclflo Building, in the City of St. Louts,
in the State of Missouri, on the sixth day
of August, A. D. 1SKW, at nine o'clock In lite
forenoon.
(1) For the purpose of considering a Con
tract and Articles of Consolidation bearing
date the 2!tth day of May, r.tto, neretoforo
made and entered Into by and on behalf of
The Miaourl Pacific Railway Company and
the following named corporations by order
of their respective Board of Directors:
The Kansas and Colorado Paclflo Rail
way Company, a consolidated corporation
of the State of Kansas;
The Central Branch Railway Company, a
consolidated corporation of the State of
Kansas;
The Rooks County Railroad Company, a
corporation of the State of Kansas;
The Nevada and Mlnden Railway Com
pany, a corporation of the State of Mis
souri: Nevada and Mlnden P.allway Company of
Kansas, a corporation of the Stale of
Kansas;
Kansas City and Southwestern Railway
Company of Missouri, a corporation ot iho
State of Missouri;
Kansas City and Southewestern Railway
Company, a corporation ot the Stale of
Kansas:
The Fort Scott Central Railway Com
pany, a consolidated corporation ot the
State of Kansas:
Kanopolla and Kansas Central Railway
Company, a corporation of the Slate of
Kansas;
The Kansas Southwestern Railway Com.
pany, a corporation ul the Stale ot Kansas,
and
The LeRoy and Caney Valley Air Lino
Railroad Company, a corporation ot the
blaie or ivansaa.
(2) For the purpose of voting upon the
question whether such Contract and Ar
ticles ot Consolidation, so made and en
tered Into, ihall be ratified, assented lo, ap
proved and adopted anu such consolidation
consummated or whether such Cuni.a.ct
and Articles ot Consolidation shall bo re
jected: U) To consider and vote upon the adop
tion ot a resolution accepting the provi
sions of Article 11 of Chapter 12 of the Re
vised Statues of tiie State ot Missouri,
1MH, and to authorize the fiirng thereof,
all as required by Section numbered 1059 of
such Revised Statues in the caae of con
solidation of railway corporations; and
whereby all or any of said corporations
and The Missouri Paciflo Railway Company
have agreed to consolidate In the whole,
and to consolidate the stock of the re
spective companies making such consolida
tion, and to form and make under and pur
suant to the laws of tho Slates of Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska, a new, consolidated
corporation, to be known as The Missouri
Paclflo Railway Company, owning, con
trolling, possessing and bringing under one
management all and singular the lines of
railroad and other properties, real, personal
and mixed, powers, rights, privileges, im
munities and franchises, belonging to any
of the oompanies making such consolida
tion, upon the tern'f a. id conditions fixed
and stated by said Contract and Articles of
Consolidation:
(4) To take any other action In the pre
misea, and to transact any other business
that may properly come before Uie meet
ing. Such Contract and Articles of Consolida
tion will be submitted to the meetlug of
the stockholders so called for examination
and every stockholder attending will be
furnished with a printed copy thereof, and
al any time before such meeting any stock
holder will be furnished with a 'printed
copy of such Contract and Articles of Con
solidation upon application therefor during
business hours to the Assistant Secretary
of the Company, at the office of the Com
pany in the City of it. Louis. Missouri.
Dated May 29th.
OEOROE J. OOULD.
President of The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company.
A. II. CALEF.
Secretary of The Missouri Paclflo Railway
Company. J2toA8
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-
Ktlie;da A. Van Noy to lsbelle T.
an Noy, out fifth Itnereet in lots
It ana 1.. h.ock i. Muni a iJ $
J. Ail. tint ll ami hu.-t.ud to same,
one-futli Intr-ttsi In same
Irt-ne G. an .Nov to Fame, stime
i
2
1.000
1
3.200
Maud Mkkc, guardian, to K. A.
I. tick, lot 7. block 3. Atnes 1'lace..
SHtue to ffamf, :une
John L. Spitztiart and mlfe to b S.
Harber, lot 1. S llson's a.ld
llltum II. Kus.M li and wile to Chris
tian 1'pilile. Its Li ami .'0, block IT,
Halcyon Heights
. L. Neyst'ihatift lo Frank Hamil
ton, witt ftct lot s, block H3 tnnalia..
Iowa Hog ami t'littkc l'owilcr com
1.000
1.T00
pany to Trans-aii.oourl laod com
pany, fail lol i. block &1. Eolith
Omaha 12.00J
K. K. l'olnlt y to Charles V. Seam, lots
tiiil i;t, tuock i. .-pring Lake Ituk.. J. (Ml
Msuuit K. Urown to imlcpctulent T 1
, vlione company, lot 1, block 4i,
Florence J. 000
ChKiltH White and wife to James
Neville, lot S, block 44. Omaha 11,600
United l'.eal Kstuto ami Trust com
pany to A. . Hough, purl lot V,
block 31, Kottntze i'lace
ItalBion Townslte company to J. A.
Langford. lot 30. block XI, Halston..
J. A. Latifford and wife to John t'.b-
het, eame
County treasurer to Hermann Schaf-
f r. lots lit BiVl 2J, block 7, Pullman
Place i
Hermann Scliaffer and wife to Oeorge
H. Tzachuck, trustees, same
Mary H. H Cowdery and husband to
A. V. Iresher. came
George H. Trschuck to eatne, same....
Minnie A. Cullen, ailmlnlHtralor, to
John 11. I umuiit. part lot 3. block I,
Park Place
Same to same, part sania
John K. 1'uinont to the C. B. Nash
company, part same
Rasmus Nielsen to James A. Howard,
lols IS ai.d 111, block 7, Benson
N. H. Mu-cer to N. O. Nelson, lot 12.
block , Walnut Hill
Missouri Valley Lund nnd Live Slock
company to F. I'. Wead, lot 9, block
F, Saunders & Hltneliaueh'a add....
The S. I). Mercer company to N. O.
Nelson, part lot 12 and all lots 13,
14 and K, block . Walnut Hill
D. V. Sholes company to W. O.
Pridt'es, lot 14. block 1, MeCormlck's
2d
Same to Harold Clifford, lots 11 and
100
178
22.-.
1
LOU0
1.400
1
LtOO
600
100
030
M. block 1 Mccormick's 2d 1,041
Ji. . t'lunkett to I . V . Sholes com
pany, lols 11. li. 13, 14 and 15. block
1. MeCormlck's 2d 3,000
m. i. Aiartin. referee, to Ueorge 11.
Payne, part lots 13, 14 and 15, block
2. Kedick Park
Elizabeth M. Shahan to A. N. Glover
et al.. lots S. 9 u.n.1 10. block 4 I.nka
View
Total $11,222
liee.is riled for record July 29, 1909, a3
rurnlshed by the Kerr Abstract Co.,
bonded abstractors, 305 Bouth Seven
teenth street:
Olmstead. Florence C. to C. Vacantl
et al. lot 15. block 11 J) Florence. 83S
Annrew Anilerson and wife to
Charles Collen, lot IS, block 7, C.
K. Wayne's first addition to Val-
! 950
Mat hies Pallaek and wife to Resale
Kavan, s'fc lot 6, Iels place 60
J. L. McCngue and wife to Mc
Cague Investment company, lots
10 and 12. block 3 and lot 19.
block 5, west Cuming addition.. 1,420
b. v. jonnson to K. M. Jones and
wife, part lots 11 and 12. River-
view 2,900
u. o. isomers and wire to Cora M.
Carrlngton. lot 4, block 1, M. Don
ovan's subdivision 1,600
C. M. Rich and wife to Alice O.
Millie, lot 9. block 2, Hitch
cock's first addition
E. M. Plater and wife to O. F
Hubbell, east 40 ft. lot 8. block
"L", Lowes addition 2,600
Hat tie M. Crabtree and husband to
Charles Itoadruck. lots 9 to 2 4.
block 8, Kckerman place 2,700
Wattle M. Mackey and husband to
Anna 13. Kelsey, lot 141, Fairfax. 65
Imperial Investment company to
R. 8. Harris, lot 6. block .
first subdivision Griffen &
Smith's addition 1,000
Independent Realty company to J.
, fci. Cuslck. south six Inches north
25 feet lot 14. Millard & Cald
well's addition 70
W. F. Mcl'arland and wife to C.
R. Alexander, lots . 7. 8. block 8.
Lincoln Heights 6C0
Grace L. fllrkett and husband to 9.
It. Mosler. part lot 12. block 10.
K. V. Smith's addition 1,650
City of Omaha to Grove-Whar-ton
Construction company, alley
adjoining lots 2 to 6. 'block 8
Hitchrock's 1st add 75
E. J. Robinson to McCugue Invest
ment company, lot 18, block 5,
west Cuming addition
Barbara Wheelock and husband to
Mary F. Iworak, lots 12 and 13,
block 2 and lot 12, block 1 and
other property, Dworak's ad
dition J. W. Murphy and wife to Joseph
Schneider and wife, lot 6, block 2,
Hoppe'i Ilontni7.a auh division..
John Lithnld et al., referees, to T.
R. Hiblvtrd. lot 9. block E.
Irvington 1.300
Total $18,369
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
office of Indian Affairs, w asliington,
T. C, July 7, IL'iW. Sealed proposals for
letting District No. 1, in the Crow Creek
Indian Reservation, South Dakota, for
grazing purposes, either under a lease or
by permit, will be received at the office of
tho Commissioner or tnaian Ariairs, vv asn
lngton, I). C, until 2 o clock p. ni., on
Monday. August 9, V.W. and will bo im
mediately thereafter opened In the prcs
ence of such bidders as may attend. Maps
showing the location or th district and
all necessary Information may be obtained
on application to the superintendent of the
Crow Creek Indian School, Crow Creek,
South Dakota, H. G. Valentine, Comrtus
Eloner. JL.dit,t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OK
flee of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C.
Scaled proposals, lor letting Districta Nos.
1, I. 4, 6 and (i. in the Crow Indian Reserva
tion, Montana, for grazing purposes, either
under a ku.se or by permit, will L received
at the office of the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs, Washington, D. C until 2
o'clock p. m., on Monday, August 2, 1909,
and will be Immediately thereafter opened
In the presence of such bidders aa may at
tend. M.ips showing the location of the
districts and all necessary Information
may be oo.u.nod on application to the
superintendent ot the Crow Indian School.
Ciow Agency. Montana. It. G. VALEN
TINE, Acting Commissioner. JVJ-L.nu
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERlOIt.
office of Indian Affairs, Washington,
D. C, . Scaled prui.oBala for lulng
District No. 2, in tho Cheyenne River In-
I dlun Reservation. South Dakota, lor graz
ing pui pot-es, t t.iei unuer a lease or oy
permit, w ill be received at the office of the
Cominlst loner ot 1 nil un Affairs, Wash
ington, D. C, until 2 o'clock p. m , on
a:oMiay, A'.iKiist 30, I'M. and will be Imme
diately then-after opened In the presence
of such bidders as may attend. Maps
t.howinK the location of the districts and
a:l decennary Information uiav be ohlaimd
on appiii anon lo the Superintendent of the
( 'Levi lit.'.- Hivir Indian school, Ciityenne
R vrr Ateii.y. South Dakota. R. O. Vai
ciiLihe, Commissioner. Jy21dJ0t
DEPARTMENT OF TIIE INTERIOR.
Of i ice of in Man A'fa rs, Washini ir., D.
'.. July 7, I:!. Sealed proposals for letting
DIMi 'it No. 1 In the Red Lake Indian Res
erva'.i.m, Minm-soia, tor Kiuzmg purpose1;,
tJtmr under a lcae or by permit, will be
rce!ved at the office of Conitnlss oner of
Inrh.m Affairs, a-hington, It. C, until
! o'tl .ik p. in on Moml.i), August 9. l'M9
and will l.e Immediately thereafter opened
m the presence of such biddets as may ai
t n 1. Maps slniuirg the location of the
d strict and all necessary Information may
be obtained on application to tne superin
tendent of the lied Lake Indian School.
Kiu Luke. Minnesota. It. G. Vair"ne.
Commissioner. J 10.1261
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
office of Indian Affaii'4. Washington.
D. C, Scaled proposals for letting
grazing privileges on the il!ackfl Indian
l'c. riation. .Montana, under the penult
system, v. Ill be received at the office of
the ( 'on; itilh-sli tR' r of Indian Affairs, Wash
ing, I). C unil 2 o'clock, p. m.. on Mon
day. August :o l:'0i. and will be immed
iately thereafter opened in the presence
of such liid'b-rs a may attend. Maps
showing the location of the reservation
and all iieeeKsaiy information muy he oh
ti.in.d on ar plica'ion i., t' e S :;.e Intel. ilen.
f the Plnckfiet Indian si hool. B. owning,
Mom. K. G. Valentine, Commissioner.
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SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
15705. Skallberg against Skallberg. Appeal
from Phelps. Appeal dismissed. Dean, J
1. An appeal will be dismissed where the
record does not disclose the rendition of a
final order or Judgment.
2. A Judgment awarding partition and ap
portlonment of shares to the respective
parties is not a final order of Judgment
in. m which an appeal may be prosecuted.
' $. Where an appeal In partition Is prose
cuted to this court before the trial court
has acted upon the report of the referees,
sivh appeal will be dismissed.
15719. Modlln against C. L. Jones & Co.
Appeal from Adams. Affirmed. iteese,
C. J.
1. In an action for damages for personal
Injuries caused by the breaking and falling
of til elevator upon which plaintiff was
being carried in the performance of labor
on behalf of his employer, the pleading set
out in the opinion held to embrace the ques
tlon of negligence on the part of too em
ployer In the matter of appliances provided,
or the want thereof, for the safety of per
sons using the elevator In the course of tht
employment.
2. All questions of fact and the weight of
the testlrponv r witnesses ar under pr per
li structlons of the court, for the considera
tion ol tne Jury hearing the case on trial.
8. Although a witness may be contradi te 1
by other witnesses, even of a greater num
ber, yet the testimony of such witness U
for tha consideration of the Jury and the
receipt thereof is not erroneous nor can the
court say that the Jury should Ignore It,
4. Where a witness has been permitted to
testify to Immaterial facts and his testi
mony throws no light upon any controlling
question Involved it will not require a re
versal of the Judgment where it clearly ap
pears that the testimony given could ha.e
no effect upon the final derision of th.; case
and could work no prejudice to the losing
party.
6. Plaintiff testified that Immediately up .n
the occurrence of the accident a aon of the
owner of the property where the acciden:
happened remarked to such owner, a d..-
1 fendiint In the suit, "If you had fixed thU
when I wanted you to, this wouldn't have
happened,'' and defendant "scowled and
, shook his head, ' but said nothing, tne evl-
dence was not objectionable and was for
: the consideration of the Jury, although
denied by both father and son on the wit
i ness stand, the Jury being the Judges of
j the credibility of the witnesses.
6. There la no fixed rule aa to what pre
I vlous training or experience Is necessary to
' qualify one as an expert witness. The que
I tlon as to his competency to testify la.
primarily, for the court upon objection
being made. If no general objection Is made
to the competency of the witness his tisti
' ninny goes to the Jury, who must be the
j sole Judges of Its weight.
I 7. In the closing argument of counsel for
plaintiff he staled hia claims as to the rule
to be applied In the measurement of dam-
ayes and to which counsel for defendan's
objected as being a misstatement of law.
The objection was overruled, the ooun stat
ing that Ihe Jury w ould be Instruct d a to
the measure of damages. An instruct. 'Hi
upon the subject was given. The veidlcl
showed thut the Jury were not Influenced
by the contention of o'ini-il. 11.1.1. thai
such contention, even if improper, did njt
vitiate the verdict.
fc. V h'ire interrogatories requiring special
findings were siihtuUt.d to tie j-iry and
their ansvera w ere not In onsisient v. I n
the geneial verdict, a new trial will not be
ordered w here upon Immaterial subjects the
Jury snswered they "did not know
I 9. Where the evidence Is conflicting, or
where different minds might arrive al dif
ferent conclusions from the facts proved
and the reviewing court might not have
I agreed with the Jury In the first Instance.
ilia Judgment of the trial court will nut be
icvei an! lor that rfasini alone
Oulncy Rillti'Sd rnmpsnv. Appeal front
llarfiel I Af'ut'ie.l pi.ividrd plamuff files
remittitur of $.'40 within thlrt) davs, other
wise l evel sed and ri nisiulf it Hoot, .1 and
Fnvcelt. .1 concurntic si-pttrately ; Barnes.
J. dissenting.
1. Sections lt V. and li ". Cpbbey'a An
notated Statute-., 1 t'T li':n-: chapter 10",
Ijiws of Nebraska. I" lo not contravene
sections 11 or l. of article 3 of the cons.l
tntio.i tif NebriisKa. nor Is s.ild le!s:.i
t'on riptiKt'ant to the fouitrenth amend
ment lo the constitution of the I'nlled
States.
2. The defendant l.avlng failed to prove
or offer to pro e anv affirmative defence
to an action under s.ild statute, save and
ixcept that a to Its delav in forwarding
one carload of stock. It did so In deference
to the Mntute prohibiting the operation
of trains on Sundiiv, end defendant having
been given bv this court the benefit of
stttd defense. It Is unnecessary to determine
whether the statute precluded any other
defense In said action.
8 The leulslsiure nisv rirovlde bv cen-
eral law that a shipper of live stock may
recover liquidated damages from a publ'e
arrn r for failure to transport such stock
cotnmltteed to the carrier for transit be
tween stations In Nebraska.
4. Section 4 of ar.lcle 1 of th consti
tution does not prohibit the leglslatuie
from Increasing the common law liability
of common carriers, and In rasa the legis
lature expands such liability, the courts
will not declare the statute void on the
complaint of the carrier, because In some
hypothetical case the law. If applied, might
wins. i m'" tc-su-. iititnxr ni a inpiM r.
6. The statute does not Interfere, with
or regulate Interstate commerce.
. N here the evldonee disclosed without
dispute that as to one cause of action
the delay was occasioned by unloading the
stock for feed, water and rest at the feed
ing pens of defendant at a division point,
and that to have continued the shipment
to the point of destination would have
probably compelled the carrier to have
operated Its trains on Sunday and hava
resulted In the delivery of said stock on
the Sabbath, a Judgment based on said
count in the petition will be reversed.
15277. I arter ncalnst A. I. Root. Inc.
Appeal from Douglns, Revetted with In
structions. Epperson, C. Commissioner's
department.
1. A builder s contract provided for the
construction of a building under the di
rection of an architect as the agent of
the owner, and further provided that no
alterations should be made In the work
as described by the planB and specifications
rxcept upon the written order of the ar
chitect, and flint extra work would bd
paid for only when the price had been
agreed upon and affixed to the order
given by tho architect In writing and
count-rslgnd by the owner previous to
the performance of the same. Held, that
tho architect alone could not by verh.il
agreement waive this provision of the
contract.
2. A clause In a builder's contract nro-
vldlng for a written demand by the
builder for additional time to complete
the building Is legal, but may b waived
by the owner entering Into supplemental
contracts ror extras which reou rn ad
ditional time for the completion of the
ouiiaing.
8. I'nless otherwise provided In the con
tract a builder Is not entitled lo additional
tltno because he has been delayed In the
construction of a building by ordinary
rains, for such might reasonably have '
been contemplated at the time the con
tract was made: nor la he entitled to ad
ditional time for delays caused by accl-
ueius, or unexpected conditions against
w hlch he could have provided In his con
tract. 15281. Landls A- Schick mrnlnnt Wall
Appeal from Seward. On rehearing re
versed and remanded. Fawcelt. J.; Root,
J., dissenting; Letton, J concurs In dis
sent. 1. The rule announced In Hamblln against
Plate, 115 N. W. 850, that "tw propounding
hypothetical questions to expert witnesses
It Is allowable for each party to the con
troversy to submit such questions upon
the theory of the ease contended for by
the side propounding them." does not
mean that a party propounding hypothet
ical questions may do so upon a theory
at variance with testimony which he him
self has given, either in person or through
other witnesses whom he has previously
Introduced.
2. In such a case the questions must be
so framed as to fairly reflect the party's
theory as shown by tho tacts admitted or
proved by him.
3. And where the party's own evidence
corroborates evidence which has been In
troduced by the other party to the action,
such questions should fairly reflect all
of the facts so admitted or proved by
both sides.
l:.6i4. Powers against Ppledcl. Appeal
from Scott's Rltiff. Affirmed. Root, J
1. If a deed conveying tho real estate
of a corporation la properly executed and
acknowledged and delivered to the register
of deeds for record, the grantee will not
be prejudiced by the failure of said of
ficial to record the Imprint of the cor
porate seal.
2. "A certificate of acknowledgement Is
sufficient if It shows that the requirements
of tho statute have been complied with
in mihstnnce." Kurbanlc against Ellis 7
Neb. l,".ij, K4,
8. The certificate of a notary public that
the president of a corporation appeared
before Mm nnd acknowledged us h.s volun
tary act and deed a convevance duly
signed, sealed and witnessed bv said cor
poration, entitles said Instrument to rec
ord, and the record thereof. Is construc
tive notice of the grantee's Interest In tho
property thereby conveyed.
lf'lilO. Haas ogainst Mutual Life Insur
ance company. Appeal from Douglas. Re
versed and remanded. Fawcett. J.
1. "Forfeitures are looked upon bv the
courts with ill favor, and will be enforced
only when the strict letter of the contract
requires It. and this rule applies with full
force to policies of Insurance." Connecticut
Fire Insurunce company against Jeary, 60
Neb. 33S.
2. "A clause stipulating for a forfeiture
of a contract should not be aided or given
effect by construction in a case where tho
plain meaning of the language used does
not require it." Jensen against Palatine
Insurance company, 116 N. W. 2;.
3. It has become a settled rule In the
construction of contracts of Insurance Wat
policies of insurance will be liberally con
strued to uphold the contract, and condi
tions contained in thorn which create for
feitures will be construed most strongly
aitalnst the Insurer and will never be ex
tended beyond the strict words of the
policy.
4. A policy of life Insurance Is not a con
tract of asHiiiance for a single year, with
a privilege of renewal from year to year
by paying the annual premium. It la an
entire contract of Insurance for life, sub
ject, when so stipulated, to discontinuance
and forfeiture for nonpayment of any In
stallments of premium. Such Installments
of premium are not Intended as the con
sideration for the respective years In which
they are paid, bul each Installment Is la
fact part consideration of the enllre Insur
ance for life.
6. A life Insurance polloy, when once It
takes effect by payment of the first year's
premium and delivery of tha policy, does
not terminate at the end of the year, but
It Is a contract for the life of tha assured.
If the policy contains no provision for a
forfeiture thereof by reason of a failure of
the assured to pay subsequent premiums
annually, a failure to pay such premium.
" l" "ay iiamea will not constitute a
forfeiture of such policy. All that the.
company can demand In such case Is th"l
right to set off against the amount i
Indemnity It has bound itself to pay, tha
amount of the premium remaining unpaid
with Interest thereon.
NEGRO HANGED FOR BRUTAL
MURDER OF HIS FRIEND
Claud Brooks, Who Killed a Cripple
in Kansas 4lt, tioea to
(allows.
KANSAS CITY, July JO.-Clauds Brooks,
aued 21 years, a negro, was hanged hera
today fo rthe murder of Sidney Herndon,
a well-to-do real estate owner, formorly of
Tyler, Tex., here January 13, 1903.
The crime was most brutal. Herndon was
a defenseless cripple and was killed In his
room In a downtown apartment. His skull
was crushed with a hammer, which was
found lying neaiby. The murderer had
stolen Herndon's pocketbook. Hiooka, who
was employed by Herndon as an elevator
boy, had been befriended by the man ha
killed. The negro confessed.
(rib (ompuny Will .llovt.
VERMILION. S. 1.. July 'J0.-t.Sp.elal.)-Ti
Stork Folding Crib company, which
has been manufacturing baby cribs here for
more thnn a year, has decided to inuve the
ii:ii.i. or lawier, win locate Its tiuslnts
In Sioux City. The factory here was
but in d some lima uu under suspic ious cir
cumstances, though the Indcendlary has
nevi r been run lo earth. The management
has rented the old starch factory out at
Lords, and expects to increase the capa -lty
s v.-ral hundred beds per day over the
r
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