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Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-02

found in the ancient classics such picture of
 friendship thus hallowed by faith in the in-
 visible God.
 David had been accustomed from the
 time when he was @ shepherd boy, @ mere
 stripling, to look to God for strength. Often did he celebrate this fact in sacred psalmody.
 "The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid"
 But the same economy by which God has ordained that individual souls shall place their supreme reliance upon himself, by that same economy has he arranged that human souls shall strengthen each others hand in God. This is part of the gospel some- sary that good people strengthen each others hands in God because of the aston ishing manner in which wicked men strengthen each others hands in sin. It is this fact that gives to evil it's alarming power in the world. It is its power of organization, of coalition.
 Let us look for some compensation in the thought that men could not strengthen each others hand in wickedness unless God had bestowed the primary faculty of strengthen ! ing each other in goodness.
 Who are the men who in business life have
 started at zero and have risen to great secular prosperity. You answer, they are the men | who have the faculty of drawing about them | large number of other men of unusual busi- | ness ability. And the success of one busi- ness man really represents the achievements of many others whose aggregate strength
 has been put into the enterprises of the one l man.
 Are not the men who have achieved great l success in the political world those who have | the capacity to attach to themselves host ot others, each of whom has contributed his
 share in strengthening the hands of that one. Who are the strong men in any sphere of lifel Substract from those men the strength which others have imparted to them, and what would there be lefti How would you measure the remnant of strengtha Would
 there be anything left worth measuring | Whether in the pulpit or out of it, the strong men are those whose hands have been made strong.
 1t is in strengthening the hands of others that satisfaction comes. It is in impsrtine strength that more strength comes. This takes us up out of the region of material commodities into the region of powers, tao.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Red Cloud, April sth.
Editor Chief.-Please inform me
when Arbor Day is and obliee.
BIO EATER.
The Governors proclamation says
April 22d. The day is fixed By
statute.
Red Cloud, April 9th
MI. Editor.-What is the best shoe
polish for use in rainy weather.
INTERESTED LADY.
W. are not posted. You can prob
ably receive information Of some
dealer 10 shoe polish.
Red Cloud. April 10th.
Editor Chief.-For the benefit Of =
friend please inform us how to pro-
nouncs Goethe. STUDENT.
II 10 pronounced "Go-teh."
Superior, April 18th.
Editor Chief.-Pleass tell us thr
your next issue what date and BY
whom "a the Easter feast fixed.
CHRISTIAN.
It vas fixed By the Council Of
Nice 1925, to be held on Sunday which
falls upon or Immediately after the
full moon which happens next after
the 2lst Of March" This year it
will occur on Sunday, April q.
Blue Hill, April 9Th.
MI. Editor.-Please tell NJ what
the word Codicil means in relation to
. will. TEsfAToR.
tiss supplement to . will, con-
tsining anything that the tes'ator
may wish to add or change in the
will.
Red Cloud, April 9th.
What has become Of that subscrip-
ton list for boring for coal, oil OF gas7
Has il gone ists ilnoeuous desuetude?
SUBSCRIBER.
We are afraid il has gone into the
vest pocket Of some Of our would be
boomers 70 smother for want Of . little
moro energy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

The merchant tailoring department. Of
the Golden EaSlc has been q seccess IRON
the beginning. G. w,ensr formerly eees
o.; for suits 10 be made up, Bat found sses
they we're no, much better h . ready
made, only thai, be and his customers had
Tn pay more for them. He 1ov carries .
large stock OF piece goods and smpssys
four good ,ailors aud charge no more
than II he sen, away to have them nsds,
giving employment 20 people vho spssd
their money in Red Coad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Miss Bi.shl.r, the heroine Of
Onshs 1t this IL. Il sssns Alto
gstAsr st.sses ut . woman can con-
nit . cold blolsd murder, and then
out Of pur. .n.insat for her ''z' b
allowed to <sds justice which a.dsr
other ei.shstaasss would hsvs been
met.d a to hen. A murderer thsss
DAYS i,b~onsidersd By many, apparent
Iyto/ss jolly good fsllev, and dsssrv'
ii.Ibsttsr fate than . hangman'l
ru1s. That theory 10 wrong, crime
&ould be frovnsd upon and punished,
10 natter what the sex 10. The
Of Miss Biechlsr 10 to ou'
sotien . ssd commentary % the in
Of the Omaha people wha
synpsthise with tho ausdessss Of
Harry King.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Soso
Wheat and oats coming up 6ne.
Plovisg for corn has began.
Some have all their potatoes plant
ID, others are waiting for good Friday
bat " plant in the ground and not in
the sign.
Mr.. Gabrielle buried their little
boy Sunday afternoon. II vas about
2 months old. Rev. Humnell con.
duesing the funeral service.
Uncle Peter Marsdea 10 feeding -
ane . lot Of high grade steers q there
10 in Webster county.
L. A. Haskins has settled down to
business on the Sherwood farm.
while Uncls Tommy Leigh is just
blowing and farming 70 beat the
world.
What good has Webster county's
representative done? Some please
tell. CSoLg PETgR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Mr.. Rsmsberg feels absolutely Ger.
tain that there 10 Indications Of gas
in the we'll which he put down some
time ago to the depth Of 266 feet. It
would not be Q bad idea for the Red
Cloud improvement Co. to invest ZONE
Of their spare cash in that direction.
500 would sink the veil to four or
five hundred feet anyhow, VI should
judge, and If there was any signs Of
gas it certainly would then be devel-
oped.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

The B. 4 N. ~guillotiss has dseapi.
tated seventeen Of the employees in
and shout the round house aud yards
in this city, and there il . likelihood
that more win follow. L 10 estimated
that over 1000 men have been dis.
charged BY the 70" system between
Chicago and Denver. The fever to
rstpench, has taken hold Of Ill nilway
corporations and before another nix
months Thousands Of mon will be out
Of employment in tho country. The
Situstton il indicative Of hard times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12
4. b. Haley, eh'fm.
@. p. Gather.
W. II. 0aIcuo II
u. ". Diokofson.
T.. ThA~aa

Children's waists for Is ets and
pants at Is cts ct the Golden 1asle
clothing store, c. Wiener, Prop
c. L. Getting 10 his own prsserip.
ton clerk and can therefore guarantee
earsfal and ss,srsts work in dispss.
sing.
Adjournment q 0oOFs.
Pursuant to provisions Of section
50, chapter 10, statute Of Nsbrssks,
April e, 1883, the day ct for con
vening and opening the ssxt tern Of
district court In and for Webster
county, Nebrssks, being . legal holi-
day on which day no court esa b
opened or legal business can be trans
Il 10 therefore ordered that
said court be and the same 10 hereby
to April %, 1859, st 10
.. N.
WILLIAM GAsLIx. Judge,
April 10, 1883.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Cott,ng's "'S9."
Ladies extra large siss jsfssys 81
Mrs. Newhouse's.
The mo,hs, shist vsiss can o. -
found at tho Golden Eaxle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Penons wishing to improve tAsis
memories or strengthen their pevs'
If attention should send to Prof. Loi,
settle, o37 Fifth ave., n. l., for his
prospectus post free. ~ sdvsrt,ssd 10
anothe: column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Red Cloud cast . total Of 397 votes
Ut Taesday's election while Superior
cast 3SS; this at s Of . population 70
each voter gives Red Cloud . popula-
ton Of 1852 and Superior 2.l3o. So
the difference in the population Of the
two cities on whatever ratio Of popu.
lation You may count f~oI. 10
- ~ a~
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

SV0SO . WV ~ w
r. A. Sveesy, once rent IS % 70 81 %
A. N. Pstmor. refund taxes 10 20 8 %
The following resolution vas adopted
BY the board.
Resolved, that the superintendent Of the
county jail be Instructed By the board Of
supervisors TO stop Ill work On the Jail
and jailor's residence whenever he finds
the contractor not doing the work sccord.
ing to the plans and specifications and
should he ind any defects In the material
not according 70 the plans and specifics.
tions, he must notify the contractor Of the
same and on the disagreement or refusal
Of the contractor to'sbids By the instruc-
tions Of tho superintendent he u 70 stop
the work and rePortt to the JAN committee.
A. b. Kalsy, eh'Em.
@. r. Gather.
W. II. bsIcus }Com.
n. ". Diekoeoon.
L. p. Thomas.
On motion the county clerk b Instruct.
cd TO advertise for bids In the Red Cloud
Republican for the building Of . bridge
across Farmers creek between towns one
and two, range twelve - specified In
meeting Of this date.
Board now s~djournsd 70 meet Nay 18th
1883. J.. h. BAIIsy, Go. oh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12
DRV CRRRE.

People are sowing small grain.
Mrs. Allies and Mrs. Amsck went
20 Blair On . visit.
Miss Mertie Bryant il staying in
Red Cloud.
Charley Herrick is slowly recover
ing.
TIE young folks gave Miss Eva
Filson . surprise party in honor Of
e sixteenth birthdsy, % says Ch.s.
Ddr. McConkley is working for Mr.
18th.
Bill Richardson is planting corn
Miss Blanche Heniek is on the
lek list
Miss Alice MeCartney 10 teaching
EAool. We wish her suecsss.
Will Kent looks lonesome. We
pess HE girl west back On him.
Mes Eta DeHaEt 10 Waiting in
1 Cloud. YorSo NAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12
The PiSs aaA Oso0.

written for INK CHIBH.I
oh. were you ne or . soldier?
And did you never train.
And feel that swelling 81 Qe heart
You n-ier can feel AGAIN.
Dds, never NEE, on AVN Or street.
when The music q The nse and dsGD.
Bale us march away?
What sounds can stir the Ooadiess heart
And quicken into life.
O make his waning pulses etaSt
Like those ii drum and hfe?
For sh-n beneath tho ssArs md STRIPES
lie marched With baird breath.
They led him In the mortal sartfe
To victory. or 70 Death
And when upon the CORY nold
A comraae Io~; his life,
We bore him 10 his silent home.
Lri by the drum and efo.
Sally. with slow and measured tGaun.
Iims-i by the nu Med drum,
We bore our brave. our hoa0fed DEAD.
To the narrow silent tomb.
h foa,s IN triumph DER happy land.
A sarrilege In deem II hut . "rAG"
Or tear II from ai0ft with traitor
Enshrtned in every loyal so,dies's heart
And frtniy woveain OUT ns0ooe life
j. this loved emblem OF oug life Q p0sSi-
Aud next 70 this he loves The drum And -.
II 10 aesthetic eass the nSe asd drum
Are harsh. and do M noble thoughts inG0tss.
Please. for the old soidie0' aaks hep '0uo'
And call not vile those thtAgs which ~
Admir-.
o these. all o~e respect. q aching more:
And sweet or sd their notso. hey bring -
mind
The weary march the prison -trials snsA
Tho thousand things 10 s0iAisrs' haog0
enshriped-
Usc,O aAn0 Boz.
CITY T10oOOeeV'O 0ODO00.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

oped.
SuPeFvls0Fss Preceding.
RED OL0UD, April 8, 1883.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. Present, D. McCallum, Barcus,
Laid, Martin, Fish, Cathur, Jones,
Heston, Thomas, Wilder, Coon,
Hummel, Dickerson. Haley, CARRIER,
Frame.
On Motion, Heaton, Fish and Frame
were appointed . committee to ex.
anime the present condition of the
stone used in the construction of the
Moon block in the city of Red Cloud
and report to the board.
H.aton, Jones and Hummell I'D,
pointed to appraise o acre of land
for school purposes in ~ / of nv
sec 10 town l range IL.
The following officers were appoint
ID - 6ll vacancy.
Geo. W. Wells, J. p, Pleasant
Hill township.
H. j. Sheldon, J. p, Elm Greek
township.
Thomas Crouch, constable, Elm
Creek township.
J. n. Parish, constable, Elm Greek
township.
D. r. schenck, constable, Red
Cloud and city.
On motion, 151.21 ordered refund.
ed to G. A. Teel On illegal assessment
Of personal property for 1887, taxes
paid under protest.
On motion, the action taken re.
garding claim Of A. N. Potmoe for .
refund Of taxes on sw4 Of sec town
l range II, laid over until 8 o'clock
tomorrow and G.. F. Gather and E.
II. Jones appointed to investigate tho
mstter.
Bonds approved:
James Mccartney, assessor, Gar.
field township.
E. II. Kssnsy, q. II. r. D. No. 36.
John Fox, O. II. r. D. No.0.
c. NJ. Wells, @. h. D. NJ. %.
james B. Chapin, O. H. r D. No.
%.
p: &. Fairfield, O. H. R. D. No. 1.
Ssbastin Walk, O. II. r. D. NJ. %.
james A. tSteely, J. p. Pleasant
Hill township.
Henry Lambrecht. J. P. Catherton
township.
G. W. Francis, clerk. Elm Creek
D. r. Schenck, constable, Red
Cloud and city.
Bonds Of the Pauley jail building
and Manufacturing Co. for $4,000
gusrantesing faithful performances Of
jail contract was approved BY the
On motion, Coon. McCallum aud
Barcus we're appointed to appraise
the . ! NJ / Of sec l6 town l range
10.
On motion, MI. Tibbits 10 author.
lied to repair the pile driver TO The
Of expendiag $26.o0 or as
much % may b necessary.
On motion, Mr.. Tibbits 10 instruct.
I'd to furnish to the beard an itsmised
Bin of the condition Of pile driver,
its condition asd his e..
penses and repairs on it.
On motion, IL ID ordssed that Se5
Be expended o. . ditch and snba.k-
nent st the mouth Of Cedar. Creek,
Line township 70 prsvest a overflow.
Road committee is instructed by
70 exanine che condition Of
the road betveea Red Cloud and
Rock. and report at next meet
Ing.
Claim Of R. s Tibbits for Sla.OOI
on the county pile driver
Allowed. /
Board nov adjoarned sst,l April
10. 1859, Q o'clock, .. n.
RED Coco. April 10, 1859.
BsSfd met - sdjoszned, eighteen
aenbsfs present Ii
Bod d 0t&e Stocks, treasurer Of
line tovnship approved By the board. /.
Petitioa signsd By 81. s. Holeonb !
md ctAefs askilg for the opening Of
iroea on sse.9I1.l2 granted AID road
Dv1ersd opsnsA. Rosd connsaei,e,
{ The ne corner II ~ / e ssc S-l-lS1
I'd running vest bctseca zee 4 and 9
o tAe csener of ae8. aAd 8 tAsses
nh s. rods betRsel go aad 8
&c vest across 80 3 . section
- hefvoan 80 s aad z. !
Msrspsss Of lie county atserssy
-.A.f "a tAe boofd ard ss1egDaI
- IN - =
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Tho report Of the county super
intendent for quarter ending March
81, 1889, approved BY the board.
Amount on hand ]96.75.
Request Of the county judge for
$4,000 for clerk hire for 1889, in.
definitely postponed.
Petition signed bv F. A. Kuehn
aas others asking for the location Of
. road in Line township commencing
at se ! OF % ! ser Is town l range IL
thence north between sec Is and l6
2778 feet varying IL dsgrees vest,
thence ne 100 feet varing 26.70 .,
thence ne 300 varying Ia. 30 ., thence
ne 81 feet varying "a. 3 ., thence
north to intersect roads running east
and vest $50 feet varying l degree
west and also asking for the dis.
continuance Of . road located and
plated on sec 16-1.1l, west, granted
and road ordered opened.
Petition signed By q. vanDoean and others
aSking Tor location Of aroad commenctne q the
&c corner Of section l6lo and running thence
vest ono mile. eIan;ed. and road ordered
The following came before the
boa1d and the treasurer and clerk
ordered to carry out its provisions:
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Whereas. certain lands Of this county. 70 Wit
GS2 acres near the b. & N. depot In the city Of
ked Cloud and 1l.A9 acres near depot In Guide
kock M!lage have been put upon tbe tag list Of
and. whereas. said lands are the depoe grounds
Of the Burlington and Missouri River railroad
and are improperly on the tax list through ~
fauit OF the county. 0dicero and. whereas. said
land were sold for taxes loe the year lsa6.
q follows: Dol. Baum. part Of the Se Z ~ 4
Of sec 2.l-ll. acre and " ~ ~ 9r q nv Or Of
Of the 81 or Of 3 w Or Of SC Fill. I aero and
part q . 4 Sc Or Of sec 2-l.ll, Is acres. There
lore, be Il resolved that tho county clark 10
hereby directed to strike said land IRON the tax
list Of 1883. and the clerk Is further directed TO
draw . warrant In favor Of L. Baum for rs s. In
tui payment OF the taxes and interest thereon
BY him advanced ON said LIANT Snd also TO draw
warrant In favor Of q. ". O9lnsby for s32.x
In full payment Of the taxes and interest there-
on by him advanced on said land. and county
treasurer instructed TO strike all delinquent
taxes On said lands from the tax list.
On motion. an appropriation Of 500 granted
. bridge across Indian Creek. south OF the
Mcintosh farm.
The following report came before the board
and was approved and adopted:
RED CLOUD. NEB. April 10, 1850.
We. your committee to examine the different
beg leave TO report that We ind that the stone
from the Huhbell quarry Is not uniform In
quality and are, In our opinion, unft for use.
We have examined the foundation under Nii,.
er'S store aud the Red Cloud National bank and
We find that the stone used Is u good quality.
guaIries and find that the stone We examined
from said quarries is Of first rate quality and
would recommend Its use.
SANnRr. ArON
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12
D0Y C01HR-

Died, Mosday nor.isg. Charley.
eldest 90 Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herrisk,
sgsd ( ysass, IL months and 10 days.
HE death vas caused BY nenbraa-
eos aeap. Puneral services we're
eosdssesd BY Rev. waegoner At the
rssidesea The family and rs~lasives
hsvs ~ HEARTFELT sympathy Of the
soonasisy.
c. wisssr has . vsfd Of comfort
for people vko are 10 seed Of cloth.
iag. furnishing eeods, hsss, bots and
siees. Prizes q bed rock.
Mems vool jean paats 1t 81 worth
q ssd vasraated act 70 mp ss c.
Wissse'a
Gee ". L. Haines Tor furniture.
Keep I'll kisdA Hessy Cooks cd
ds1g sesssL
Mos ICES pasta, vas1ssted 80 %
nip See - ets vostA 31.50 % she
0e13es Raejs eSsekiag sessa
OOe Da0
Agoo0 01oso Do0. - VsA0o8 s0BosA
~~At~ -8
&AA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

An yee gsine - bay asps& II
- o ~ 1oi1 . 81 $780, ~
~SHeas Nv. 1Ig1k
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

1i4SelY d9t6e south side Of y. Val.
ler's place which he neved jsss lass
week.
MA T. J. Ward, Of Red CDsuA,
~ whiting here this week.
b. c. Cutters bird dog sest md
and bit several dog and soue seeek
before il va killed AHnIcAx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

quaIries and find that the stone we examined
from said quarries Is OF first rate quality and
would recommend Its use.
SAMUEL REAfoN.
ISAAC FISH,
J. l.. FRAME,
assistance TO bring to Justice the lyneheTs OF
VIM. Cole, Of Guide Rock, not acted upon
board lacking jurisdiction in the matter.
On motion, $500 WAS allowed A. N. Patmoe' rs
q refund Of taxes for the years 1850 to lsSS in
elusive on illegal assessment. Vote standing
thus, yeas, c allum, Wilder. Coon, Thomas.
Hummel. Dickerson. CARRIER. Haley. Frame.
Wells. Gather, and HeatOn.
W. &. Wolf was elected BY the board to super.
Intend the construction OF the county jail at
=, SS ;Se per sm day; SAD az s ssIe[ ~ lei %h to give bond
guaranteeing faithful performance Of duties,
said bond to be approved bv the board OF super.
visOrs,
much thereof as may be necessary 70 bald three
bridges on the west half Of the section line BE-
tween sections 4 and 3 town oranges 8.
Board was adjourned until April II. 1859. .
RED CLOUD. April II, 1883.
Roard again met as per adjournment twelve
On motion Of the committee. on ru,es tho
lss8.
On motion. the settlement Of the county Gle RI
1OU VIC Qu1JtcI cIuIUK M Gu 81 EWOs UIS0CV tai
recorI Said settlement showing amour,t on
hand to be s97.s5.
Report Of tax sales Of county treasurer for
On motion. an appropriation Of $1,000 Eran.
ted Oak Greek township TO build tho one hall
on motion. an n sppSorita aaas ' q $50 8 -
bv the county to build : bridge acrsss Farmer:
Creek en- town line between town one ~ and
9 t2l range twelve G2l and Jones and heaton
authorized to superintend tho building Of the
Claim Of II. Stern for . refund Of taxes On
erroneous asSesslnents Of personal property for
1sss: rejected BY the following vote On motion 70
Yeas. Barcus, Groves, Laird, Martin, Thomas
Wilder. Coon. Hummel. Fish. Cashur. Jones and
Nays, McCsllum. Dickerson. Haley. CARTER.
Motion to reconsider action taken yesterday
regarding petition to assist in detecting ID
Yeas. Barcus, Groves. Laird, Thomas. Coon.
Hummel and Frame.
Nay. McCallum, Martin. Wilder. Dickersop.
CARRIER. Frame, Fish. Wells. Cathuf. Jones and
The following va ordered . matter Of record:
state q Nebraska, To whom Il may con
N. w Ses:S r COUNTY co = Ssssn IN ssees:l sod 70
Nebraska, In particular.
This ie to certify that the line Of road pet
for o., the county limo between the
Of Webster and Nuckofs afhresaId,
on county line It tie northwest
corner OF section 6 town Z range ana running
thence south on said county line 70 the south
by the proper authorities q aid
county, declared opened, and
The same wAs done In harmony with The steps
AIKEN on the part Of said Nucko,ls county 10 e
clAftng said road opened.
In witness whereof Ne have hereunto set our
lands this 10th day OF April, A: D: lsee.
Chairman Beard Of Supervisory. webster
county Nebraska.
Attest. J. H.. BAILEY, County Clerk.
On motion. the bond Of Vim. a.. Wolf for |
go % guaranteeing faithful Performance Of
Manufacturing 90. and Webster county. ap
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

Sselsd ~ IN b rsssivsd IL ~
efsettoa Of . school hoass n diDena yo
20. WEBSTER soaaty, satn Doeo - M
deyo e Apsl. lsoA Dunaine - - SaxD
10 fsss higA. beisk 1oanAsAioa. pa0Ssesa
painted ~ 1AisAeA a GDpas6oMaosS-
iAe 70 sPsst1nrs.o q g -, o.
.srsesuzoe e - 0iA aAool AiseRaua n
right % rsjsse asy 81 q - Qnpsv11.
-. - D--.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

I: g: WIZ. vosk - bstles. Nn
J. sala6eo sol
Tenplssoo Hsos. nSsssisi
Andy kualedss, voek
~ = n:.h' ssssia' On ssas~ 70! .
CeWjss Lumhee O..
H. eletos ve!olat1 evs1 IL
Wnss. k 100 ei see q efsy IS: s'sssa SCI
Ne le!loving elsl1s -! ItecssA: -.
p. + SchsDek, Ice In Colune a..
49, gsssa: eeasn ios rs9.sd q tasss, 20
Tne eounty eaeek 1defed . dS9acs vaErsns
e w ISe.1s e -: 49, o !sss :
nslol!e.inl eiains allowed On county esn-'
E : s:s% t ;sisss g .:s s! - .s E r. .. q. 3, g =:
Tr1den Lumber Co. coal Ior county. 10 .
y: L a y west 90 county juagss 49, = g
e n ssan1 80 1 iss i bsi An, go 9
"a. Kuehn, Tood oonniseieoer. 1@
y. 1.ley. witness case q 1chardseo. 70
3. i tSsisf aSS
=. {; seot1 serytns papers. al
i ~, =; f1 .:! cost: y curt ~c.. SCI
H.. 80, serving pepsn. iS1
l.. L foet uunS ana ISSUING popoeos
Z. Wslch, board for Jury II 10
G. 6chsock, fee eoronsr DTuGsasd - 20
@. 6chsnok, work On index Of Judge 81 -
h. o. Scott fee sunmoning jury u ~
]. y. Bailey, postage and e1prses y 70
il D. Schsnok, feeo case Of xin1ell
J. b. Ross, work on shsriKs o@os ! 30
A; J. Hayes supplies 70. peof 10 90
d" 10 90
Doudna Broe. coAan for IaInor IS 90
/. b. Fort, fee case Of fiADel Of
" fees in drawing Jury 90
" postage and express 81
Q. l. Getting, supplies for county .
n. 4. Aet1gor, I" II u
L. q. Deyo, 10
John Morris Co. supplies %. . 70 Is 80
8. B. Nevmsysr, printing prooed's. II 50
The uelmst, printing for county 90
A n uAA- ~ IN /
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

furnish VIM. q. Wolf . copy Of 9
fer the county Jail now on hle(
CLERKS once and furnish the 81
day - possible.
On motion. the county clerk
or1O . warrant In favor Of the
featuring Co. for material fuFnt1
performed in COMO. nifty to the d
ed Into between the said cosH|
county az Webstcr. said wafYa1
On the county Jail fund.
Tho following Chains WereV
warraotS ordered On the county
Of loss:
Eva J: King. salary and expen
J.. >. Gilman. bal due g oefL
]. G. warner. case M'DAn
JnO \. Wilcox. investigAtiu
Geo. M2ger, juror serSicl
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