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Johnson's History of Nebraska

Johnson's History of Nebraska

Johnson, Harrison

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General United States History

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ISBN10: 1151354082
ISBN13: 9781151354082
Publisher: General Books
Pages: 94
Weight: 0.33
Height: 0.22 Width: 9.01 Depth: 5.98
Language: English
This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1880. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... $1.50; money used in manufactures, $250; number of horses, 835, value $14,395; number of mules twenty, value, $536; number of neat cattle, 23,900, value $150,231; number of sheep, 4,161, value $4,161; number of swine, 183, value $218.25; number of vehicles, 171, value, $3,401; moneys and credits $425; mortgages $685; furniture $1,958; property not enumerated, $2,723.50; total, $180,746.25. In 1879 there were two school districts, two school houses, and sixty-one children of school age in the County. The population of the County in 1879, was 696, of whom 415 were males, and 281 females. There is plenty of Government land in this County, suitable either for stock raising or farming. OUSTER, The County Seat, is located on the South Loup River, about twenty-eight miles north of the town of Plum Creek, on the Union Pacific Railroad. It is the supply depot for the numerous cattle ranches in the vicinity, and at certain seasons of the year is a very busy place. TUCKERVILLE, GEORGETOWN, DOUGLAS GfiOVE, New HELENA, and Lena are Postoffices in the County. DOUGLAS COUTNT. Douglas County was created in the fall of 1854, by proclamation of Acting Governor Cuming, and the boundaries were re-defined by an Act of the first Territorial Legislature, approved March 2, 1855. By an Act approved February 7, 1857, Sarpy County was formed out of the southern part of Douglas County, and the boundaries of the latter fixed as they exist at present. It is located on the middle-eastern border of the State, and is bounded on the north by Washington and Dodge Counties, east by the Missouri River, south by Sarpy County, and west by the Platte River, which separates it from Saunders County, and contains about 321 square miles, or 195,440 acres, at an average elevation of 1,000 feet above the se...

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