Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-09-28
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Land Commissioner Eaton is expecting
to receive at any time the decision OF
the interior department III the case OF
the Boyd County settlers. which was APP
pealcd TO that department by the attor--
neys of the settlers some time ago. The
case was passed upon by the interior de-
partment several times and in each in
stance. when Folmer was land commits
sioner. the contention fiat the land be-
longed to the state and not TO the settlers;
has been sustained. Mr.. FOlmer held
that the land belonged to the permanent
school fund and that the legislature was.
prohibited by the constitution from Civ
ing the settlers Il deed to it unless they
paid !; price for 1t fixed by appraisers.
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tiou&Hti"! ptisli'f WHO entered the
reSldthce Z. stare treasurer .Sortenseh
at i-ih'"ih 'Ir "''ier iiSht renewed tn%t
"HlCer Oh i deiica'r d"'F WAIch pr"ha-ly
ne hliiiSeH would nave perl"rme> Ter
he burglar WIiiHiiy and mailciou>ly did
certain railroads in %nhrasl,, which boS
been presented 70 tho state .~o,s,rro,. in
the form Of masses Alone with tho.
courtesies the I,,Ir.rl2r took 81 in cash n
gold watch and some fav-alr, tho I,tta,.
the pronortv or Mrs Nortnnsan ~
burglar removed tine screen from = win
dow. raised tho window and walked into
the room. Iig5,in- the way. eyidcptIv nv
matches ~ = number Of I,urnt ones
were found scattered over the room
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W " DIT 'iip UNI ST! III Lincoln by inc
';Dt III lS'- non 10 AZ
80 o,"i'l''' III ST!'inS E"ou rooms loI
>. niH' 'HiAS 'He ntreau
''iS'''r'et Wa nit room rent iad been-
:, wy 'o'S'''. I"rIH- m 'He S'liiiler'-
i-'oi''S ''!'t i'Iilr'l Ior - Il month last
' '"l NV" '''N' >i'' a'i" 20 Ee' SooG
I'm r,i - = nee '>N'l! lor STUDENT 10 put
"P 81 Il l'i''ii'n' -irco["liis /" the llior-
i,i','on '" 'd ny ,ile bureau rooms are
just us picltlIUi IS last wear ana the adj
"i''e III p-"e - attfipjt'e" 10 the deSire
VI 'ie '"lIeES I'll DCiiolhSs 10 get rlch
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W. 7. BRYAN VII contribute ten acres.
Of ground 10 the city to be used in connec-
t0n with the tract recently bought by the
city for Il park. 4 thing which Lincoln.
does not possess at this time. Mr.. Bry-
;ln called upon Mayor Brown several days
ground and send the bill 10 him. The
mayor has requested = number of wealthy
residents 10 donate monpy for tho mr.
chase of land. bur Mr.. BRYAN got 70 him
before the rnQueSt had been made of The
lca,icr.
to check up the raceipts and eypeudffuras,
Of the state fair and ut the close of the
meeting the gratifying, announcement was
made, that the hoard had ON hand S14-
1851 and all hut q few minor hin. had
been paid. The board he'd ON hand ~ The
frs nf tho roor S1lnlG11 but = 1,,or,
the expenditures for the Iarn state fair
would be far in excess of the recnin+s
The Lincoln railway wards are COM
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