Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-05
The Late Officers Of Nemaha COun'

A man chosen by the electors of a
county, to transact certain prescribed du-
ties for the People, who does tie same
impartislly, int good business like man
ner, and with strict integrity, simply per-
forms his sworn duty aud executes the
trust as all good men are bound 10 DO.
But as this line of conducting official
business has long since ceased to be the
regular rule, we take pleasure 10 com
mending all such as in our opinion have
heartily eDdeavOred 10 so perform their
official duties as TO meet the appreciation
of their fellow citizens. William H.
Hoover has now performed the duties re-
CURED of him as District and County
Clerk for the past SIX years. He has
been faithful and attentive. He isa man
of financial ability of The first order. He
Is systematic and regular IN all his hab-
It's and thoroughly understands his BUSH
ness. HIS duties were, in part. 10 keep
the records Of the District Court, of the
Commissioner Court, and all real es-
tale records. And these records, books
and papers are now a monument 10 his
systematic, faithful and honest business
habits, and as he delivers TO his success
sor the records and papers of the COun.
ty Commissioners Court. and the Real
Estate Records, all will award him The
welcome appIaUdit "well done" He
will still act as Clerk Of the District
Court for this county.
Judge FairbrOiher has for the last two
years presided Gs Probate Judge. Il is
the misfortune Of this Office TO require
The most work for The poorest pay Of any
en- the list, though this was partially
remedied by the last legislature. As
the law gave the Judge jurisdiction of
all probate business i is essentially an
affair of grave responsibilities. The IL
lie TO real estate became more or less in-
Volved in many of The decisions and or
ders of this court. The official transac-
ton of this court consequently assumes
an importance, second only to that of the
District Court. and we are glad to say
that it is usually conceded by the lawyers
and those best able TO Judge hat The rec
Ords Of this court have been kept with
uncommon care and ability. and that their
value as legal evidence of the iraDsac-
tiOns therein recorded is indispensable.
That 10 matters relating to the sale ORE
al Estate, every paper, decision. and or.
der Of the Court, prescribed by law, and
necessary to convey good title, are all in
proper form and carefully recorded and
completely indexed. Such records are
ones greatest praise.
jonas Hacker has held the Office of
County Treasurer for five years. He
has been consistent, 10 season and out of
season. His balance sheets give evidence
of good business talents. His honesty
and faithfulness are above Suspicion
He thoroughly understands every branch
of his business. and the funds of the
State, County, Precincts, and School
Districts, have always been on hand
when called for 10 the last farIhing. He
has been genIlemanly, courteous and
Obliging.
The Sheriff, w. G. Glasgow, and the
County Commissioner. S. w. Kennedy.
have been officers in whom the citizens
of the county have had the utmost conf
dence. They are men of ability 10 their
calling. and make good Ofioers. The
county will 6nd more for them TO 90 here
afteF.