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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
4
Alliance Nebraska post office entry states second class mailing as GF Tie Hexaco the official publication of Box Butte county with circulation nearly double other Alliance papers Advertising rates listed per column inch line and per insertion Legal notices at statute rates Subscription 1.50 yearly in advance
The Alliance citizen committee moves ahead with direct primaries for next Thursday night at City Hall. A three member election board, plus a chairman and secretary, will run the informal vote starting at 7 pm and closing at 9 pm. Voters write chosen candidates on slips, which are counted to determine nominees.
Our sister town Sheridan plans a seven and a half mile sewer system with plans and specifications ready and cost not to exceed 35000 dollars. If Sheridan can build seven and a half miles for 35000 dollars, Alliance can build five miles for 25000 dollars. Burlington official Gillett has secured a free rate on pipe and tile for the project. Alliance can do as well. if five miles can be built for 25000 dollars, let us start immediately.
A local wry note on spring bonnet talk while the city faces trouble opening a tracks crossing to south Alliance. The railroad right of way lies outside city limits, prompting calls to incorporate all of Alliance and include rail lines and suburbs into one greater Alliance.
A Colona region remains without a governor as factions clash over blame. A Colorado senator reputed to have accepted a 750 bribe claims Alliance ties while Denver investigators trace his past as a labor union organizer who later disappeared.
At the last meeting authorities called attention to boys destroying electric street light lamps and ordered their arrest and fines. The mayor urged boys to find better amusements and warned not to blame others if charges arise.
The water receipts last month covered less than two thirds of pumping expenses. With meter rates at 48 cents per thousand gallons and pumping cost at 7 cents, a large leak must exist. The water commissioner is urged to locate and fix the leak.
The city of Alliance, Nebraska, boasts water works electric lights a three story city hall and fire house and a first class fire company. It is a division headquarters for several states on the Burlington main line with 600 railroad workers and thriving business blocks. Letters of inquiry are invited and a twenty four page illustrated industrial edition is offered for more information.
Washington notes Nebraska Stock-Growers oppose any new rule by the Animal Industry Bureau that would require dipping cattle before shipping for feeding. Dr. Salmon says field inspectors lack authority to new rules and that regulation aims to prevent infected cattle movement, with possible state control and reviews for specific cases. Senator Millard seeks to balance disease prevention with protecting cattle industry interests. Bills to authorize condemnation of exposed cattle loom, risking a surge in inspectors and economic impact.
A fragmented roster lists county officers and state officials including Governor Jota 1H Mickey Doveriie, Secretary of State A Galivera, Treasurer Petet Mortensen, Attorney General Brown Athornery, and others. The document also names city and school officials, judges, clergy from multiple denominations, and various civic organizations with meeting notes and contact heads.
Tre Henaco will provide a corrected weekly list of land entries made at the Alliance land office and publish final proof notices. Beginning February 8, 1865, entries to date are listed.
Public land notices advertise application deadlines and requirements for homestead entries. The notices list claimants such as Charles Collings and George W. Watch, with dates in 1905 and 1906, and outline proof of residence and cultivation for Commonwealth lands.
Non resident defendants Alexander U Tow s and Mrs Flow are cited in the district court of Box Butte Nebraska to answer a foreclosure petition seeking sale of tax title property in Mon Butte Nebraska. The case lists tax sale certificates, redemption actions, and attorney fees with a March 20 1905 deadline. Other parties include The Routable Land Company The McKinley Lanning Loan and Trust Company and Frances Gilbert among others. The notice also covers a separate action by Alice T Lanning against multiple defendants in Box Butte County Nebraska with a March 20 1965 deadline.
The petition filed in Box Butte County Nebraska seeks a tax lien on the southwest quarter of section 5 in township 2s range 7 for delinquent taxes and costs. Defendants include unknown heirs of Albert Howland and Addie Cook among others, with service by publication and anticipation of sale to satisfy the lien and costs.
Leona Britton seeks administration of the estate of William J. Britton with a county court hearing set for March in Hox Butte County Nebraska. Notices warn interested parties to appear and respond before the court to contest the petition.
Public notice announces a foreclosure sale in Box Butte County Nebraska in the matter of Peicket V New Sy and others, with Special Master Geo H Thieme to sell April 3 1006 at 3 PM mountain time at the Alliance city hall front door for cash, describing Lots 3 and 4 and east half of the southwest quarter of section 30 township 28 north range 49 west.
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