The Holton Recorder from Holton, Kansas • Page 3

Geo. W. Kimball, supplies furnished Public Sale. Township Treasurer's Report. Proceedings the Board of County Commissioners.

Board now adjourns to meet Monday, January 1906. Geo. L. White, T. McConnell, Chairman.

County Clerk. Welster bridge 37 75 J. Bland, one quar. salary and utensils furnished county farm. 153 75 C.

Chase, removing Rebel Run bridge 32 17 C. Chase, bridge work. (Davis A )l will sell at public sale at my place In iarkln, on 1 17UU, I ommencinjr at 10 o'clock a. the follow- ing property: 6 HEAL) HOUSES, of 1 black team, 8 yeara old, (veighlng about 2700 lbs mare 7 years old With AO I 1 nrr.Inl) ..1 A J. J.

J. bridge) 1C3 62 R. G. Wood, groceries urnished county dependent 15 00 S. H.

Scott, drawing jury 2 00 Jean Tucker, one quarter salary as deputy county treasurer 150 00 Bateman, drawing jury 2 00 Geo. H. Barker, drawing jury 2 00 H. C. Tucker, one quarter salary as county treasurer 350 CO H.

Utterback, repairing Banner bridge E. S. Bateman, eighty-nine days attending jail E. S. Bateman, helping clean jail H.

Barnes, digging graves for two paupers 2 50 3 00 2 00 6 00 C. E. Friend, material furnished bridges 71 24 W. A. Thompson Son, supplies furnished county 15 45 O.

R. Peters, expense bill 235 65 P. Allard, labor on and hauling for Ennefer bridge 3 00 100 54 7 So 124 C7 50 50 7 15 1 65 J. C. Chase, bridge work and expense Star Lumber material furnished bridge Blanche Heath, boarding Crane Co.

furnished county S. Fricker, fee bill In Juvenile court Armel repairing for county Tom Wible, 52 hedge Jposts furnished county farm 6 50 L. W. French Hardware 1 gross lead pencils 5 50 L. Sarbach's Sons, mdse furnished County 149 4i Geo.

A. Allen, last quarter salary and expenses 428 70 Naylor Drug supplies furnished county 4 50 William' Athey. last quarter rent County supi's. office IS 25 Holton Electric light county buildings 41 07 N. P.

McConnell. 'ast quarter salary as deputy county clerk D. T. Gabriel muterlal furnished county line bridge (one-half to be paid by Atchison county) C. R.

Peters, omitted tax (Abele) C. R. Peters, one-half costs In Nau-helm et al case 100 00 123 48 227 12 5 S5 C. R. Peters, District court costs In Abele case 16 01 Scott Taber, supplies furnished county 10 So C.

R. Peters, District court costs, Chamberlain case 144 90 C. R. Peters, District court costs Schoonover case 30 55 C. R.

Peters. District court costs. Ray Stunz case 23 10 C. R. Peters.

District court costs, Davis and Isaacs case 208 70 C. R. Peters, District court costs. Franklin case 96 85 C. R.

Peters. District court costs. Burns case Si 3 55 F. T. Woodb am.

last quarter 300 00 J. L. Whitcraft, one half month salary as under sheriff 25 00 S. E. Bateman, one half month salary as under sheriff 25 00 S.

E. Bateman, one month's salary as under sheriff 50 00 E. S. Bateman, guard and board of Isaacs from Sept. 11 to Oct, 11....

50 00 B. M. Mulllns. one month's services as Janitor 45 00 M. Mulllns, one month's services B.

as Janltior 45 00 B. M. Mulllns, one month's services as janitor 45 00 W. J. Casslty.

bridge 6155 J. Casslty, bridge work 242 75 John Murry, bridge work. 100 00 John Murry, bridge work 100 00 Board now rejects the claim of C. W. Randorfjr quarantine services, In the sum of $13 00.

Board now employs E. W. Reed M. D. for County Physician and health officer for the year 1906, the said W.

Reed M. D. to furnish medicine for the treatment of all county cases. Board now employs B. M.

Mullins as janitor for the Court House and adjoining park, for the year 1906, at $45.03 per month. Board now adjourns to meet Friday January fifth, 1906. Geo. L. White, T.

C. McConnell, Chairman. County Clerk. Friday, January 5, 1906. Board now meets pursuant to adjournment, all members present.

Board now approves the bond of Cyrus II. Moore, township trustee of Washington township. Board now approves the bond of the tbe Hoyt State bank. Boaad now approves the bond of the First National bank of Holton. Board now opens and examines bids submitted for the furnishing of groceries for the countv for one year commencing January 6.

1906, and accept the bid of Kaul's Son3. Board now authorizes the clerk of the District Court to accept of Jenkins Evans one hundred dol'ars in full satisfaction on judgment for cots in case No. 527, provided the same is paid on or before January 6, 1' Board now proceeds to examine claims againt tbe county and orders warrants drawn on the treasury as teo. w. ampofcii, wori uu iiijc abutments 00 33 30 Geo.

H. Barker, fee Ml Geo. H. Barker, fee 1 ill 13 G. E.

Wilson, supplies furnished county dependent. 12 53 23 00 39 55 62 40 62 77 13 00 Banks Warner.bull for county farm M. L. Akers, services as commission Geo. L.

White, services as commis sioner Otis G. Taber. services as commissioner E. W. Reed.

M. surgical operation on A. West. Inmate of county asylum and examining William Davis Mrs. Anna Landls, services as truancy officer 3 I3 T.

O. McConnell, plat book 6 25 D. W. slimmer, services as truancy officer Mrs. Maude M.

Hickman, services as truancy officer E. Palmar, services as truancy officer J. Wykert. services as truancy officer 8 24 5 33 3 40 3 25 W. B.

Talbert, services as county surveyor 131 00 Board now appoints James S. Holt truancy officer vice Mrs. Anna Landis resigned: the same being in approval of nomination submitted by Geo. A. Alien, county sprinter-dent.

county 3 25 F.A.Ernst, attendance on cuaran- 1 tlned patients 11 50 M. M. Beck Son, printing job work for county 135 47 F. Jarrell, printing and job work 1 for county 133 43 E. Spiker, livery furnished county officials 5 00 American Independent Telephone six months telephone service ri 25 E.

D. Woodburn, expenses as deouty county attorney 11 45 Beard now agrees with County Commissioner Hanes of Shawnee county to pay half the expense of building a bridge across Walnut creek on the county line: said bridge to be built cy tne commissioners of Shawnee county. Board now orders a refunding war rant issued in favor of J. L. Love, guardian, on account of erroneous assessment on personal property, in the sum of 5.

Board now orders a refunding war rant drawn in favor of John Q. Brown on account of erroneous assessment on real estate, in the sum of 16.00. Board now rejects claim of Mrs. J. C.

Shoff for nursing and caring for W. B. Gates, in the sum of 822.25. Board now adjourns to meet Wednesday, January third, 19C6. Geo.

L. White, T. C. McConnell, Chairman. County Clerk.

Wednesday, January 3, 1906. Board now meets pursuant to adjournment; all members present. Board now orders a refunding war-rEnt drawn in favor of R. L. Griffith on account of erroneous assessment on real estate in the sum of $7.03.

Board now orders a refunding warrant drawn in favor of C. S. Baxter on account of erroneous assessment on personal property in the sum of $6.32. Board now examines a petition presented by A. J.

Way and others, petitioning for the location of the following described road, viz: Commencing at a point twenty five feet south of the south end of Vermont avenue, City of Il5lton, Kansas, on the west side of said Vermont avenue, thence west along the north line of lands adjoining the City of Holton or as near as practicable, to intersect the street known as Wisconsin avenue, Holton, extended south, or connecting with south end of said Wisconsin avenue. Board now agrees to meet as viewers with W. B. Talbert, county surveyor. at the place of beginning, on the 28th day of February, 1906, make view and survey and determine questions of damage according to law.

Board now examines a petition presented by James S. Holt and others, praying for a bridge to be constructed on the half section line between the northeast quarter of section No. 20, and the southeast quarter of section No. 20, township 9 of range No. 16, where the public road crosses the creek on said line.

Board now defers action on said petition until some future time. Board now Proceeds to examine claims against the county and orders warrants drawn on the treasury as follows: John Murray work for 313 63 C. A. Richards, bridge work 52 00 S. E.

Bateman. one month's salary as under sheriff 50 00 Savanna Myers, guardian, one quarter rent of county attorney's office 25 00 McGregor Hale, building McDonald bridge 4sl 95 3. B. Hickman, services as bridge commissioner and repairing Marshall bridge 2 00 Rufus Moore. reDalrlng Marshall bridge M.S.

Porterfield, hauling bridge material 3 05 6 00 Geo. H. Barker, justice fees 19 90 J. L. Whitcraft.

services as probation offic Phil Metzker, livery furnished county official T. J. Bennett, mdse furnished county L. Sarbach's Sons, supplies for court house 10 60 50 3 15 1 55 Elzy Spiker, livery furnished county officials I 00 J.C.Chase, bridge work 1100 Board now rejects the claim of E. S.

Bateman for taking Robert 011-houe to the Reform School, in the sum of $9 60. Board now adjourns to meet Thursday, January fourth, 1906. Geo. L. White, T.

C. McConnell, Chairman. County Clerk. Thursday, January 4, 1906. Board cow meets pursuant to adjournment: all members present.

Board tow makes the following cancellations: County Warrants S731 33 110 01 244 23 School Treasurer's receipts Towcship Treasurer's receipts Bounties City Treasurer's receipts Vouchers U. P. bonds and coupons State Treasurer's receipts Franklin township warrant Cedar township 1 00 co a 30 7 50 1 1-70 Total 03 Board now proceeds to examine claims against the county and orders warrants drawn on the treasury as follows: E. S. Bateman, guarding jail prisoners from Oct.

2 to Oct. 21. E. s. Bateman, attending Probate 38 00 court quar.

ending Dec 31, 105. 4 50 E. S. Bateman, expense taking and lodging prisoners E. S.Bateman.cleaning Cue and stove pipe In court room 3.

Bateman. livery hire, telephone and other expenses E. S. Bateman. livery hire, investi- CO 30 1 50 11 00 gating death of W.

S. T. C. McConnell, one quarter salary and expenses, less fees collected. W.

H. Rockefeller, Manager, mdse furnished Inmates of asylum and county poor H. C. Tucker, postage atjd P. O.

box rent. quar. ending Jan. 1, 13 Quackenbush feed furnished county farm G. R.

Sharp, bridge wortt J. C. Chase, renairin? briize 10 65 3C3 37 33 65 14 so 00 10 00 41 SO Chase, labor and material for bridges Nos. Ui. 121.

acd 135 J. C. Chase, labor acd material on 1V5 5 Annual statement of the township treasurer of Adrian township made at the close of business on the last Monday In October 1905. KICEIPTS. Jan.

1, 1905, balance on hand 7 5 Feb. 8, 1905, county treasurer's general fund 493 00 July 31, 1905. D. W. Slimmer 35 July 31.

1905, county treasurer's general fund 408 76 Total receipts S14 xxPEifDrTCHES Jan. 30, 1905. Outstanding warrants and accrued interest 447 08 Crane Co 4 63 Sam Hesse, labor 4 SO APRIL 24. Thomas McManus, labor 7 20 Thomas Kennedy, iabor 9 60 H. W.

Lutz; freight on grader 22 00 3. T. Thompson, overseeing and labor 30 00 D. W. Slimmer, supplies 1 20 L.

D. Borem, labor 6 60 J. P. Feighney, lbor and 9 50 Anderson Hdw. Co supplies 4 70 H.

Nagles, labor 1 35 jcly 31. J. D. Adams grader 100 00 Interest on above warrants 1 57 J. P.

Feighney, labor 4 50 D. W. Slimmer, supplies 65 H. Lutz, service, labor, 25 81 W. 8.

Bryan, service 9 00 J. E. McManus, service and labor 2110 Crane supplies 3 65 S. T. Thompson, material and 2 85 Guy Morrow, overseeing and 33 25 John Ward, labor 75 B.

F. Wilderson, labor 5 40 W. II. Pumphrey, labor 5 55 G. L.

Gideon, labor and material 40 20 L. H. Nagles, labor and material 3 20 G. B. Balr, labor 2 40 Ernie Ayers, labor 1 20 Total expenses 8C9 89 INDEBTEDNESS OCT.

30, 190-5. Outstanding warrants 362 37 BALANCE SHEET. DEBIT. Receipts I 914 9G Outstanding warrants 382 37 1297 33 CREDIT. Total Expenses 809 89 Outstanding warrants 3s2 37 Balance cash 105 07 J1297 33 I hereby certify that the above Is a full and detailed statement of the receipts and expenditures and the indebtedness of Adrian township for the year erding October 30, 1905.

OTIS LASsWELL. Subscribed and sworn to before me December 19, 1905 II. W.Lctz, Township Trustee. Sheriffs Sale. STATE OF KANSA.S.

I JACKSOH COTJ5TT. ss In the District Court, Jackson county, State of Kansas, The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, Plaintiff vs Thomas H. Snyder, Emily B. Snyder, John V. Brown, Ella Brown, Markus W.

Segrlst. Alice M. Segrlst. Nellie M. Walton.

William W. Walton. John Cooper. Jessie L. Cooper, S.

D. Newman, Ruth Cooper, John Q. Myers, John Q. Myers Trustee, Liziie Tlslow, and II K. Frankenstein and Frankenstein, his wife, Defendants By virtue of an order of sale, to me directed and delivered, Issued out of the court In and for the 36th Judicial district, sitting In and for the County of Jackson, State of Kansas, I will on Saturday, the 20th day of January.

A. D. 1906. at two o'clock p. m.

of said day, at the east front door of the Court House. In the city of Holton, In the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale to the hlehest bidder, for cash In hand, all the right title and interest of the above named defendants, Markus W. Sezrlst, Alice M. Segrlst, Nellie M. Walton.

WliHam W. Walton. Jessie Cooper John Cooper, Ruth Cooper and John Q. Myers, Trustee, in and to the following described property, to-wit: The west eighty (Sfl) acres of the north-east quarter of section five (5) in township six (6) of runee fifteen (15. lyinp-.

belog and situated in the county of Jackson, state of KansHs. Said prooertv levied upon as commanded In said order of sale. Dated at sheriff's office in the city of Holton. Jackson county, state of Kansas, this 4th day of December, A. 1905.

E. S. BATE MAN. Sheriff of Jackson county. Stateof Kansas, Broderick Rafter, 42t5 Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Notice of Appointment. STATE OF ANSAS, I Jackson Cocnty. In the matter of the estate of Thomas Keir. late of Jackson County. Kansas.

Notice is hereby given, that on the 29 day of December A. D.1905. the undersigned was, by the Probate Court of Jackson County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Thomas Keir deceased, late of Jackson County. All parties Interested In said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. WALTER B.

TALBERT. Administrator Attest: S. Fricker. seal Probate Judje. 4t4 Public Sale.

I will sell at public sale on the Bide Hard farm, 2 miles north and 1 mile east of Peni-son. on Jinaary 12. 1906, Commencing at IP o'clock a. the following property: 9 HEAD consisting of 5 mares, different ages, 1 4-year old black mare, 15-year old horse, 2 2-year old colts. All of horses are good workers.

10 head of hogs, weight about 150 pounds. Farming Implements consisting of wagons, plows, harness, buggies and different farming tools. About 8 tons of hay Txrms: 9 months time given, purchaser giving note with approved security to draw 6 per cent interest from date. 4 per cent off for cash. All sums of $10 and under casto In hand.

No property to be removed until settled for. Lunch stand on the ground. M. D. KINKADE, J.

R. Dctt, Auctioneer. J. S. Lasning, Clerk.

High grade picture fram ing at prices that are right. KAY LOGAN. North side. OFFICE OF COUNTY Jfc Of COUNTY CLERK County. Kansas, loiton, Jan.

1, Jackso The Board of County Commissioners of Jackson county, Kansas, now meets in regular sessiou pursuant to law. Present, -Geo. L. "White Chairman, O. and M.

L. Aker Cora-missirners, F. T. Woodburn County Attorney, J. L.

Wnitcraft Deputy Sheriff and T. C. McConnell County Clerk A contract is now entered into between the Board of County Commissioners, party of the first part and T. C. and Katie Haag, parties of the second part in whicn the parties of tbe second part are employed by the party of the first part to have charge of the County farm and asylum from March first, 1906 to March first.

1907, at a salary of 150. CO a month and a copy of said contract which contains stipulations as to salary, duties, of the overseer reeard'ng the management of the said farm and asylum, is placed on file In the office of the county clerk. Board now examines claims against the county and orders warrants drawn on the treasury as follows: Hayes McKeeman. work and expense on county bridge I 92 30 O. El Fryberger.

blacksmithing for county bridge IT S5 Hayes McKeeman, replacing bridge and bridge material 112 45 Joe McKeeman, overseeing poor 3 00 T. J. Hargis, repairing offices in court house T. Mllllgan, cleaning rooms In court house Geo. M.

Squires, hauling ashes from park 9 60 co John D. Myers, wood furnished county dependent 10 00 May Loughmiller. services as assist ant teachers' examiner Tyson coal furnished county depeadent C. Nuzman, material for W. F.

Haag, work on bridge T. C. McConnell, cash advanced for labor moving office fixtures 24 00 23 SO 195 93 4 Co 1 25 F. C. Sacher, blacksmithing IS 55 nenry Winter et al, bridge work S4 SO John Winter, removing county bridge 12 00 G.

W. Sumpter, removing approach to county bridge 5 00 T. C. McConnell. services drawing jury 2 00 Williams Wenner, mdsa furnished county 13 70 Robert Porterfield, services as assistant 24 00 Board now adjourns to meet Tuesday, January second, 1906.

Geo. L. White, T. C. McConnell, Chairman.

County Clerk. Tuesday, January 2, 1906. Board now meets pursuant to members present. Board now accepts the resignation of Burton S. Moore, township clerk of Washington township, and appoints Cyrus II.

Moore to fill the unexpired term, and to serve in the capacity of township clerk until his successor is duly elected and qualified. Board now appoints F. W. Dixon delegate to attend the Semi-Ceiiten. nial Convention to be held in Topeka, January 29, 1906, but it is stipulated that the said delegate i3 not authorized to charge the expenses incurred by attending said convention, to the county Board now proceeds to examine claims against the county and orders warrants drawn on the treasury as follows: Mrs.

M. Stone, quarterly allowance. Bunnell quarterly Louis Waltman. quarterly allowance Jane Rowland, quarterly allowance Sam McAllister, repairing bridge No. S6 M.

H. Roller, labor on county bridee Louis Roebke, county office 12 50 12 50 15 00 12 50 3 50 25 00 96 90 Hall Lithographing supplies furnished county 53 03 Samuel Dodsworth Book supplies furnished county 37 80 Mo. Valley Bridge 'Iron Co building branch of Spring Creek bridge west of Netawaka 447 63 Red Cross Hygienic disinfect ants for county buildings 8 75 3. Fricker, salary under prohibitory law 9 37 W. R.

Canfield Lumber lumber for countv brid? 37 34 J. S. Williamson, male hog Jrnished rrmntv farm 10 00 W. II. Lasswell, livery furnished com missioners 10 00 J.

L. Whitcraft, services collecting delinquent tax and attending Juvenile court 'one dav John Bradley, repairing and adjusting court house offices and fixtures R. Hinds, repairing shoes for inmates of county asylum Klusmire Bros mdse furnished county Geo. M. Squires, hauling load of ashes from park Geo.

N. Haas, repairs on bridee abutments Wclverton blacksmithing for county Bert W.Graham, livery famished in caring for pauper J. W. Murray, M. medical service rendered pauper William Woodheai, services rendered pauper J.

A. Ayers, recording two deeds for county Bert Graham, livery furnished commissioners! PhllMetzker, livery furnished commissioner W. E. Riopetoe, material for bridges Brown Hedge, material for bridges Paige Warning, hardware for county J. J.

Huddle, hauling bridge from Soldier Creek Topeka Bridge Iron Manufacturing repairs for bridre C. R. Peters, jury fee bill T. H. Davis, removing and hauling bridges Meek 4 Gabel, undertakers' for paupers J.

C. Shaw M. last quarter salary and expenses E. J. Richey, pumping, removing tank 00 15 00 4 15 1 50 15 So 2 00 3 00 2 00 2 20 2 00 00 64 32 5 37 35 00 7 30 7 sO 12 00 20 00 12? 00 etc CO Harman Bros jack stove 4 A.

H. Voekel. lodging and feed in two teams for county 1 t3 Monday, January 8, 1906. Beard cow meets pursuant to ad journment; all members present. Board now approves the bond of the State Bank of Board now approves the bond of tbe National Bank of nolton.

Now on this Sth day of January, 19-Yi. tb application of E. F. Jones vace a certain alley in Birmingham, Kansas, comes on to be heard pursuant to adjournment, and thereupon said applicant dismissed his application without prejudice by leave of the Board first heard. Board now proceeds to examine claims against the county and orders warrants drawn on the treasury as follows: Netawaka Lumber lumber for bridges 14 1CI G.

F. Kins, mdse furnished 2 50 D. D. Wlckens. for Nemaha county labor and material for county line bridge 21 M.

A. Gorriil. fee for assisting county attorney Geo. SchU'iinger. mdse furnished county JU Board now accepts the resignation ofT.

C. McConnell. county clerk, and appoints N. P. McConnell to fill the vacancy caused by the said resignation: the said appoistee to serve during the unexpired term and until a successor is duly elected and qualified.

Board now adjourns to meet at one o'clock, January 8, 1906. Geo White, N. P. McConnell, Chairman. County Clerk.

Organization Meeting. OFFICE OF COUNTY" CLERK Jackson County, Kansas. Holton, Jan. 1906. The Board of County Commissioners of Jackson county, Kansas, now meets to organize, pursuant to law.

Present, tieo. L. White chairman, Otis G. Taber and M. L.

Akers commissioners. F. T. Woodburn county attorney, E. S.

Bateman sheriff, and N. P. McConnell county clerk. Board now organizes by electing Geo. L.

White chairman for the ensuing year. Beard now adjourns. Geo. L. White, N.

P. McConnell, Chairman. County Clerk. Adjourned Meeting. 1 o'clock, Monday, Jan.

1906. Beard now meets pursuant to adjournment; all members present. Board now proceeds to examine claims against the county and orders warrants drawn on the treasury as follows: Geo. H. Barker, fees In Justice court, Dave Lee case 57 6a Geo.

H. Barker, fees In Justice court Dave Lee case 21 35 E. S. Bateman, attending Commissioners' Court, Jan. 1906, 9 00 Sam Lee, washing bed clothes for jail and helping clean jail 5 00 Geo.

W. eight piling for Tim Davis bridge 38 40 Board now examines tbe petition of E. F. Stewart, principal petitioner, and others, praying for the location of the following described road, viz: Commencing at Stone Arch bridge No. 73, near the center of section 22, township 9, range 16, Jackson county, thence in a north easferniy direction a distance about 800 feet more or less.

The above to be added to old road sufficient to make a irood road for public travel. Whereupon it is ordered bv thf Board that the within petition be approved, and J. Frazier, John nerde. and C. A.

Richards are herbv appointed viewers and with W. Talbert, county surveyor, are directed to mpet at the residence of J. A. Bainbridge on the 1st day of February. .1906, make the view and survey and determine questions of damage according to law.

Board now rejects the claim of J. M. Woodvard for nursing A. Gates, in the sum of 13.00. Board now adjourns to meet Saturday, January 27, 1906.

Geo. L. White, N. P. McConnell.

Chairman. County Clerk. Public Sale. We will sll at ublic sale at the irm of O. II.

Clark 2 miles north and 2 -4 miles east of Holton, on Tuesday, Jinaary 23, 1906, Commencing at following property: 3 HEAD HORSES, consis'lBg of 1 Iron gray horse, roti.inz years ol 1 2 m-ire colt. 17 months old, -od ones. HEAD CATTLE, consisting of 11 choice milch cows. 3 fresh ones, balance to be fr-h "'n. 4 corn in? -year old helf-rs.

1 prade Polled bar ham bull corr.ir? 2 years old. 4 yariit steers. 2 yearlinz heifers calves, 7 steer-, 8 heifers, an extra zood bunch; 3 small calve. i5 HEAD H035. consisting of 4 brood sows.

3 gilts, Dur-c Jerseys, some are registered, balance are eligible to register. Balance are shoan welsh! nz. from 40 to 1-5 lbs. Miscellaneous articles consiitinz of 1 sprlc? wazon, 1 buzzy. 1 cart.

1 set heavy work harness, 1 set double driving harness, 1 corn planter. 1 DeLaval cream separator, good as new, 6 bee hives, 1 znnd stone, 1 sled, some chickens. 50 bushel White Oats. Tihms: 9 months' time wHl be given, purchaser Rlvlnz.note with approved security, notes to draw, 8 per cent from Gate if paid at maturity. 13 percent from date if cot paid at maturity, 4 per cent discount fjr cash.

All sums of and under cash. Lunch stand on the ground. O. H. CLARK.

WILSON HOUGH. J. R. Dctt, Auct. Alex Dcsn.

Jb Cleri. When you want to borrow money on farm property, if you want fair treatment acd favorable terms see S. II. Newell, Jr. 1 or colt, 2 coming yearl ing colts.

Vjibout 140 pounds. 100 bushel oats, 3 tons timothy hay. Farm Implements consisting of 1 new ton wagon, 1 -carriage, 1 top buggy, 1 cart, 1 Deerlng mower, 1 set heavy work hardness almost new, 2 sets double driving harness, 1 set single harness. Household furniture. 6toves, beds, chairs, etc.

Terms: A credit of 9 months will be glv- ien, purchaser giving note with aDDroved se- if not paid at maturity to draw 10 per fcent from date until paid. 2 per cent count for cash. All sums of $5 and under cash. I have traded my farm for a stock of "'goods at Denton and everything must posi-! tlvely sell. P.L.GIBSON.

J. R. Dctt. Auctioneer. J.

S. Lanmxg, Clerk. Ordinance No 352. First published In the Holton Recordor-Tribune, January 11. 1905.

An ordinance providing for electric lights and providing for a contract between the nolton Electric Company, a corporation, and the City of Holton, for the term of two from and after November 15th, 1905. A it ordained hy the Mayor and Councilmen of City of Holton: oectio.v I. That the contract heretofore istinir between the Citv of Holton and the Electric Company, a corporation, as prb ided for in ordinance number two hun dred and ninety-four t24) of the City of Holton, be, and the same is hereby renewed and extended for the term of two (2) years from and aftc November loth, 1905, upon the following- ttrms and conditions, viz: The said City of Holton has agreed and does hereby agree to and with the said Holton Electric Company to rent from said company twenw-eifrht arc lights consuming three hundred and forty Watts each perlanip, at 1200 nominal candle power each, for the term of two (2) years from and after November 15th, as provided for by ordinance number two hundred and ninety-four (2I4) of the City of Holton; all of said arc lights to be maintained and located In the same places as the same are now maintained and located, subject however, to their location being changed at any time during the continuance of this contract, by direction of the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Holton. But in case of a change or re-location of any of said lights, the actual cost and expense necessarily Incurred in making such change or re-location shall be borne and paid for by the said City of Holton. Each of said arc lights is to be lighted each and every night on the moonlight schedule for lighting gas streetlights, and is to be burned until twelve o'clock, midnight, and on all nights, or parts of nights, when It is cloudy when the moon ought to shine and does not givesufflclent light; but not to burn later than twelve o'clock, midnight, except by special contract.

lluProvided if at any time during the exlst- of this ordinance the lines or machinery iie saia company snail become damaged torm or other unavoidable casualty (ahe fault of said Holton Electric Com-y so that the said company is not able operate its lights as herein provided for, 1 company shall not be charged with any tjuction from the prices hereinafter yd to be paid to it for lights, provided such failure to operate its lights shall nut continue for more than one night at a tiri, and shall not occur on an average mofe than once per month. The City hereby agrees to pay to the suid Holton Electric Company as rental for the said twenty-eiKht (2S) arc lights, the sum of five dollars and fifty cents per month, for eac of said are lights: said rent shall be paid in city warrants of the City of Holton. at the first regular meeting of the council after the last day of each month, for each and every month during the continuance of hi contract. Any amount that shall be to said company from the said City iiicli shall not be paid as hereby provided shall draw interest from and after that da at the rate of six 16) percent per annum. The said company shall, at its option have the right to substitute long-burning, enclosed arc lamps in place of the arc lamps now In use.

provided that such change does not, in any way, diminish the wattage of the iii-hts so furnished. section II. This ordinance shall not take i eel or be in force unless the Holton Electro Company shall, within five i5) days from and after the passage hereof, accept all of the provisions hereof, by a writing to be appended hereto, orendorsed hereon, and agree that the contract heretofore existing between the City of Holton anil the Holton Electric Company, as modified by the provisions if section I of this ordinance, shall, in all respects, be extended for two r- years from and after the IMh day of November. 1W5, and the taking effect of this ordinance; a'1 shall aNo agree to furnish he City of I or sa in i rm i iim' i- -n n-c -its for its streets upon the terms and tr co as provided lor section i oi th 'Ordinance, in which case, said acceptance shall 1-e published with this ordinance once in the Recorder-Tribune. Section III.

This Vrditiance shall take effect and be in frce from and after its publication, as provided in section II of this ordinance. W. D. KUIIN. Mayor.

Attest: F. Braplet. City Clerk. Fassed January 2. lXft.

Approved January 3, 1906. seal! Holton, January 2. 1906. To the Honorable Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Holton: Gentlemen: The Holton Electric Company, a corporation, hereby accepts all of the terms and i ditionsof the above and foregoing ordinate, number 352, and agTees that the same nfay, in 11 respects, be treated as a contract existing between the City of Holton and the said Holton Electric Company, for the term oftwo(2 years from and after the 15th day of November, 19J5. as a contract for lighting the streets of Holton, from and after the ttakiDg of this ordinance.

Tv WITNESS Whekeof, the said Holton i Eiectri Company has caused this acceptance to oe signed by Its President and at- e-tedbyits Secretary under its corporate el this 3rd day of January, l-'. C. A. ROSS, rreident of nolton Electric Co. Stest: W.

E. OA NT. (sviTl Secretary of Hjlton Electric Co..