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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
Turn Out ALI
TO THE
Il ailrOad Meeting
IN McPHERsON'S NEW HALL
Saturday Evening. Jan 4th. 1868
AgFeement
BROwNvILLE, NEI

Jan. lst, 1865.
This agreement, made this lst day OF
January. A. d., 1868, BY the Officers and
Directors Of the BrOwnViIle FIT. Kear.
ney and Pacific Railroad Company with
the County Commissioners Of Nsmah0
County, Nebraska, witnesselh:
That The Officers and Directors Of The
said Company do hereby agree that the
sun OF $3.50, 900 in Bonds, if voted by
the people of Nemaha County, Neb.. on
the 7th day Of January, 1868, shall 10
no case be called for as a donation 70 The
said company.
And we. the Officers and Directors Of
the aforesaid company, further agree
shat the Bonds. if voted by The people of
Nemaha County, Nebraska, shall never
be called for If The said company fails 10
obtain a land grant from The Congressof
the United States 10 aid in The construc-
ton of the said road.
And We, the Officers and Directors of
the aforesaid company further agree that
IN case we obtain the land grant as afOre-
said, and the Bonds are voted by the
people Of Eemaha County, on The 9Th
day Of January. 1868, we will in no case
call for the issue of the said Bonds in
any amount greater than VIII be needed
20 raise in current funds the assessments
or enstallmenIs called for on the. stock
taken by the County Of Nemaha in the
same proportion and manner as The as.
sessmenis are made on stock owned by
individuals, and by them paid in cash, for
the purpose of constructing a railroad
from the eastern boundary of the county
Of Nemaha, Nebraska, TO the western
boundary thereof.
And we further agree, that for all the
Bonds issued by the County of Nemaha,
Nebraska, 10 aid in the construction of
the Railroad aforesaid, we, the Officers
and Directors of the aforesaid Railroad
Company, will issue TO the County afore-
said Certificates of Stock in the afore.
mentioned company to the full amount of
the face of the Bonds so issued 20 The
Company aforesaid.
And 1t is furthor agreed BY the Officers
and Directors Of the said Company that
the conditions contained in the foregoing
article shall be and remain in full force
on all 0ur-successors In Office as Officers
and Directors in the Company known by
the name and style of the Brownvilie
Fl. Kearney and Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
In Witness Whereof we the Officers and
Directors Of the Company aforesaid
hereby afix our hands this Ist day of
January, 1868.
JOHN MCPHERSON Pres.
r w FURNAS. Vice Pres.
w BLACKBURN, Sec'y.
JNO. L. CARSON, Treas.
L HOADLEY,
c DEUSER, I Directors.
THE0. HILL,
Wethe Commissioners Of Nemaha Co..
Nebraska. do certify that the above
- Agreement Of the Officers
SIa.Mes and Directors of the Brown.
81 G.H vile, Fl. Kearney and Pa
ci6c Railroad Company was
~ made and placed on file for
record this Isl day of January,
A. D.. 1868
5s FRED G HOLMES
81 III MCGEE, 20. CON-
lOertify the above to be a true copy
Of an article now on file in the Clerks
ONCE Of the County Of Nemaha and
State Of Nebraska.
Witness my hand and Seal of said
County, this lst day Of January, 1868.
JAMES M. HACKER.
County Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

not considerthe interests IS of The county
sufficiently secure until the above agree
ment was drawn up and duly signed by
the company in the presence Of the
county Commissioners.
We are glad the company have bad
this opportunity to place on record aRoth-
er proof of their disinteresledness ia
the premises. This must convince all
that their Object is the development ef
the resources Of the county and refules
the contemplate insinuation that they
only care to line their own pockets.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
The Railroad Meetings.

There have now been held at various
points in the county a series of meetings
at which the propriety of the cOuutya aid
ing Ia the construction of the Brown
vile, Fl. Kearney, and Pacific railroad
to the amount of S35O,O00, payable in
I~wen;y-year seven per cent bonds, has
been amply discussed, both pro and con.
This discussion for the most part has
been conducted in a friendly spirit with
a view on the part of all to determine
the best course to pursue. All unite in
wanting the road built, and we think
most of our fellow. citizens are willing to
take the risks as great as they are repre-
sented to be by the opposition, and vote
the issuing Of the bonds and the tax for
the aid of the road.
It is thought by many that the coudi-
lions on which the aid is to be granted,
ought 10 have been more fully set forth
in the order for the election. While adj
hitting the force of this objection let US
for a moment see how far it should con.
troll our action on the day of election
The County Commissioners are the a..
gents of the county. All parties deal
ing with them are bound by the instruc.
lions we give them. If these inslruc.
tons are full and complete, ii is we'll, but
it being so hard for finite man to provide
for every human event, most trustworthy
agents have to be given much discretion
airy power. So all officials are supposed
after having faithfully complied with the
law TO exercise a reasonable degree of
discretion in protecting the interests
which they respectively represent. In
other words, they are held by public opin-
ion to execute the spirit as we'll as the
letter of the law. 90
Our County Commissioners. and all
who contract with them for The aid Of
the county on the adoption of this prop
O@sition, are bound by the conditions in.
the order or notice of election as pub
lished. The Commissioner may, or they
maynot, exercise the authority conferred
upon them by our vote but if they do ex-
ercise this new power, they must con-
form to the conditions submitted. and IN
der the general power to look after the in.
terests of the County, they may make such
other and further conditions not incon-
sistent with their duty expressed and set
forth in the law as they in their iudg-
ment deem best to protect the rights of
the county, and as will carry u the
wishes and will Of the people in the
premises. An viii see, then, that we
place this matter in the hands of the
Commissioners, who are strictly respon-
sible to the people for The exercise of
the power conferred. The question
then arises, can the Commissioners be
trusted with this further grant of power
unless more definitely instructed? All
who have witnessed the anxiety Of the
present board to strictly comply with the
expressed will Of the people, and are
%cOnVersant with their high Standing Tor
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

honesty. ability and fairhfuiness in pri-
vale life, believe they can be so trusted.
This being settled, then, we conclude
that although there may be an a pparenl
force ia lhe objeeliOnahat thecondiEons
On which the aid IS asked are no So fpk
y and definitely set forlh al they might
and ought to have been. slil, under al
he cir6umsta6eeS, this objection should
have little or no weight in determining
the question whether the county should
grant this aid or not.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
a card.
CoUETY CLERKs OFFIcE.

COUETY CLERK's OFFIcE,
Brownville. Neb., Jan. LIST, 1868.
10 view of the fact that l have hereto
fore opposed the issue of S350OO0 in
Bonds 10 the Brownville, Fl. Kea1ney
and Pacific Railroad Company, 1 wish to
say TO my friends and others, who may
have been for the same good reasons OPP
posed TO the measure, that the causes
which led 10 the jealous opposition
to this important proposition no longer
exist. consequently all the argu-
ments heretofore used against the pro.
position relative TO the improper issue of
the bonds, or The interests or security of
the County, have lost their force.
An Agreement made this day by the
Railroad Company with The County Com.
missioners, officially signed, stamped, &C.
copied aud filed for record, places the
whole question, so far as the interests of
the County are concerned, beyond cavil,
and I now take pleasure in commencing
the question Of the Bonds to your favor.
able consideration.
FDEnsU = rJnT MIG
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
mOlasses and other provisions were en-
,ireIy DESTROYED.

mOlasses and other provisions were en-
tirely destroyed.
The people froAthe surrounding cOun-
Try still gssheIing in. showed by word
md deed hal they were ready Q give a
helping hand n every way pOssiblei
Mr.. Philips has obtained a house and
bg the assistance Of kind neighb0rs IS
enabled 70 commence house keeping with
a fair degsee of comfort.
The Christmas of 1867 will long be
remembered=byMr. Phillips and family,
as well as by this kind and intelligent
bgirkb6thood.
Yours. &C., B. P. ZUVER.
TThe above is from one of our best
School Teachersg and we heartily thank
HIM for giving US a description Of this
most dreadful occurrence. We wish we
could induce every school teacher Of the
county tO,giFe rs eyeEy item Of interest
ihtheir respective localities as soon as
they occur.
Since we received the above, we learn
frOmiGaes r. OReedef,a Esq, of Glen
Rock, that The friends of that sections
are busy hauling, hewing, framing, and
raising another house for Mr.. Phillips.
andythat he soon will have anew house
again. Doubtless Mr.. Phillips will have
more faith hereafter in the virtues and.
promptness of his neighbors than in all
the insurance companies Of America.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Mr.. EDIToR The estimated cost of
building the B FIX & P R r. 200
miles at S32 900 per mile, is $4,000. 600.
Admit that it lakes six years to bun ID
this road, then there will be left out Of
the twenty years in which the county
bonds T to run, fourteen years. Grant
thai the roads only pays three per cent
dividends per year after cOmpletion.-
That win be l92 0O0a year, or S2.6sS..
OOe in fourteen years. One half of which
OF Sl,344, 900 will then belong 10 The
county at the end Of twenty years; from
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

which deduct the County investment to-
wit s35O,O0O, leaving in the County
treasury to the credit of the Rail Rad
fund the snug likle sum Of 1884, 600.
The above hgbrare made upon he
suppOsitiOn that he sS50.0OO from the
County and the same amount Of private
subscriptions, with the lands from
the general and Stale Governments will
be sufficient 10 build the road.
I'M CONVINCED.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
FRED'K. c. HOLMES.

We print above the Card of Commits
siOner Holmes. A shOrI acquaintance
with DR.. Holmes has impressed US with
the conviction that he is a straight.for-
ward, high-minded and e~nterprising cii.
zens
His objection TO the railroad enter
prise sprung from the fact that be did
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Eugene Casserly, one Of the leading
members of the Democratic party of Cal
~iforpia, has been elected u S. Senator,
To- succeed Hon. John CONFESS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Two communications. one fromPeru
and one from London, came too late for
this No. They viii appear next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Worthing and Wilcox are paying go
cents per bdshel for corn al Hamburger.
the present terminus of the Railroad,
By selling your corn here for forty,fve
cents, you are losing on every load of
forty bushels, Sc. OQ-enough 70 pay two
years tax on the proposed railroad bonds
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
ADVERTISEMENTS

NN0(~S
John McKinzie, PIf.i Before A, W. Morgan, J. P.
agai INST. ? 81 of Nemaha Comfy, State
VIM. Seymour, Diff of Nebraska. u e
On. the 2Ist day eff December AID. 1857, said
Justice issued an Order pf Attacbm ent in the
above action for the sum Of Ninetes dollars,
.BrownsTIe- ,Neb.. Dee! 9th, 1857.
I4-3t he YETI OHURCB, Att'ys for Plf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
IN CONVINCED.

Hon. T. w. Upton spent the Holidays
with hislmany frendsfn Brownvills.-
He has now left for Washington. The
Senator has the good Of the people a
heart, and is working earnestly in the
cause Of humanity and for equal night:
to all. Nebraska has no truer represen.
tative in Congress. metropolitan par
ty has no more faithful advocate and the
wishes of Republicans majofities are BY
no man more sincerely respected.
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