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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
6
Legal notice from the Interior Department Alliance Nebraska announces a public sale under Acts of Congress. John W. Albright holds Serlu No 014170 for 40.50 acres in SW Sec 02 T27N R44W 6th P M. Bids due at 9 am on the sale date. adverse claimants must file objections by then.
Berial No 016127 Department of the Interior United States Land Office Alliance Nebraska announces an application to enter lands in Box Butte County under sections 2506 3307 Revised Statutes. Protest affidavits due August 27 1915. Public notice July 31 1913 Alliance Herald Nebraska.
In the County Court the matter of the estate of Henry Watson and Sarah Watson deceased creditors are notified to present claims for examination and allowance. The claim period begins August 2 1910 with six months to present and debts due within one year from August 7 1913. County Judge A Berry signs the notice.
Widow of Erastus B Burris of Alliance Nebraska filed to make final three year proof on a 1910 homestead claim for land in sections 21 and 22 township 22 north range 45 west. Witnesses include M G Hubbell Barnett J Essex William H Essex and William K Burris.
Public notice lists Alliance exam dates for positions in federal and state agencies. Jobs include Special Agent, National Museum assistant curator, Senior animal daman, and department of agriculture posts with salaries from 720 to 2750 per year. Details and application contact J S Johnston at the post office.
Henry Brenaman of Alliance Nebraska and James H Brown of Jess Nebraska file final three year proofs for lands in township 22 north range 46 west and section 7 township 26 north range 43 west. Applicants listed include Herbaugh Wade Vandervoort Moffitt and Mosier Joy Johnson Brown with W. W. Wood as register.
Serial No 010685 August 14 1915 WILLIAM A HOOD of Canton Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final proof for three year on October 13 1912 He lists witnesses William N Clayton George P F Gerber James B Meek Norval Hubbard all of Canton Nebraska Registration by W W Wood Register, 37 81 297 2446
Charles Bailey of Lakeside Nebraska files for final five year proof on his homestead entry made September 20 1910 for SEY BW sec 19 township 22 north range 44 west of the 6th principal meridian before the United States Land Office at Alliance Nebraska on October WW 1917. Witnesses named are W W Tally Alliance Nebraska William McLaughlin Pawlet Nebraska Rudy McFall Pawlet Nebraska Linn Reed Pawlet Nebraska.
Peter Re Workman of Alliance Nebraska filed to prove up his June 14 1910 homestead entry for lands in sections 27 34 township 23 north range 47 west before the U S land office in Alliance on October 1 1913. Murroll C Poy of Jess Nebraska seeks five year proof for lands in section 30 31 township 26 north range 44 west before the same officials on October 11 1915. Witnesses listed include Thomas Mathews Lakeside Nebraska Thomas Briggs Alliance Nebraska Harry Nye Jess Nebraska Charles Ferian Antioch Nebraska.
Notice to Contractors announces sealed proposals due 12 o clock noon Mountain time September 12 1913 at Alliance City Clerk for sanitary sewer laterals in district 19 1220 feet of eight inch vitrified pipe sewers two manholes one flush tank and 220 feet extra heavy lead water service line. Engineer estimate 820 dollars. Bid bond 150 dollars. Bids reviewed by City Council August 4 1915.
WW D Bell a war known merchant of Whigs bought a stock of Cham berlain s so as to be able to sell them to his customers. After receiving them he was taken sick and found that one small bottle of Chamberlain s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy did him more good than the rest of his stock. For sale by all dealers F E Holsten
Ernest Alfred Markwaldber of Schill Nebraska with Homestead Entry 09238 for part of sections 4 and 5 in township 27 north range 45 west files notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim. The hearing will be before the Register and Receiver at Alliance Nebraska on October 17 1913. Witnesses named are Ole Olesen Arthur Zurcher Clarence Benedotter and Carl Hahn of Schill Nebraska.
Box Butte County Court in Alliance announces a hearing on March 16 1914 to receive and examine claims against the estate of Alexander C Rows Deceased. Claims must be presented within six months from September 14 1915 and debts paid within one year from September 4 1915. WITNESS L A Berry clerk.
Notice to John Anderson to pay taxes on Lot 10 11 12 13 14 15 Block 13 Hemmeford Box Butte Neb and threaten tax deed after three months. Also notice of hearing August 10 1913 for Ezra Boyer estate administration petition in county court with publication in Alliance Herald for three weeks.
Serial No 0243 dated Aug 23 101% lists Alice D Snow heir at law of Cheater Streeter deceased of Alliance Nebraska. She filed to make final five for Home steal Entry serial 06245 for SW Sec 12 SEY Sec 11 NW Sec 13 NE Sec 14 Township 22 North Range 48 W 6th. Hearing at Alliance October 22 1915 before Frank Cantwell Fd North James Kennedy Orville Holloway and Wood Register.
Alonzo Hague, heir of Guy Hague of Tacoma Washington, filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his claim to Lots 2 3 45 SW NW Section 26 Township 22 N Range 47 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The act was to be witnessed before the United States Land Office in Alliance Nebraska on October 18 1913, witnesses listed include Herman E Smith Eugene Thompson Robert Graham and Joseph Bignell all of Nebraska.
Angora Nebraska Oct 12 1910 holder filed notice of intent to make final three year proof to establish a land entry on sections 25 and 26 township 50 west of the fifth meridian. The final proof hearing is set for October 20 1914 at Alliance Nebraska with witnesses Geo H Miller A G Stoner A full and H B Sutton all of Angora. W W Wood registrar.
City announces complaints against property owners not cutting weeds per Ordinance No 113. Weed cutting required to center of alleys and curb line. penalties range from two to twenty dollars. Signed by C. W. Jeffers, Chief of Police.
Resolution states the Mayor and City Council of Alliance Nebraska shall convene as a board of equalization on a September Sunday in 1914 at 8 pm to levy special assessments on real estate in sewer district No 19 including blocks 3 4 7 Wyoming Addition and Clock G K L Sheridan Addition to fund lateral sewer construction. notice to real estate owners will be published for three weeks before September 5 1913 in Alliance Herald and Alliance Semi Weekly Times.
The item lists officers and directors of the T. P. A. department post at Alliance Nebraska with roles for president R C Strong vice president Frank Wortzog secretary treasurer John Hawes and others including C E Slagle M D physician and committees covering legislation railroad press hotels employment and good roads and public utilities.
Continued from last week, the act defines a restaurant as any building serving meals without sleeping accommodations and outlines registration with the Hotel Commission. It requires annual certificates by July 1 for hotels, rooming houses, apartment houses, or restaurants, with a June 30 expiry and nontransferability, plus details on combined hotel and restaurant certificates and permissible use of names not containing hotel terms.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and that constitutional remedies cure most cases. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes accompanying pills.
The Nebraska Military Academy invites Nebraska and nearby states boys to a first class military school at home. Fireproof buildings and good equipment promise sound care and instruction, developing individuality with no failures. Prepares for college and business. enrollment has begun. contact B D Hayward, Superintendent.
Advert says the absurd man is someone who never oem and urges use for a cold with Allen's Cough Balsam. Claims soothing relief, no harmful ingredients, years of satisfaction and success. price 1.00 per bottle.
The act authorizes a two dollar registration fee for hotels rooming houses apartment houses or restaurants with duties on the Deputy Hotel Commissioner to issue certificates and remit monthly fees to the state treasury. It requires annual inspections and authorizes notices for necessary alterations with 30 to 60 days to conform. Violations carry a five dollar daily fine and potential closure after thirty days post conviction.
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