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<br />KLOPP &BARTLETTCO.. PRINTING, LITHOGRA4HI,VG,STATIONERY7OMkNC
<br />:One Hundred Fifty Five Acres, there naving been fine acres sold and transferred to The Cameron
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<br />Cemetery Association, For a Consideration of Sixteen Thousand Dollars the payments to be made as
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<br />,follows by the said second party, Fifteen Hundred Dollars Cash, the receipt of the same being here
<br />by acknowledged Fourteen Thousand, Five Hundred Dollars payable in Five Years from March First 191.
<br />with Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum payable annually, Second party having the right
<br />to pay One Thousand Dollars or any multiple thereof.at any time, Said First party to convey the
<br />said above described premises by Warranty Deed with Abstract of Title showing said premises Clear
<br />and Free of all incumbrances with all Taxes levied against said place paid, the same to be de-
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<br />livered to said second party with all
<br />its equivalent, First parties to give
<br />First 1915, when Mortgage given for dI
<br />party Interest at the rate of Six per
<br />until March lst 1915.
<br />Signed in Presence; of
<br />- appurtenances thereto
<br />possession of said pr
<br />laferred payments above
<br />cent perannum for the
<br />belonging, with Wind Mill replaced or
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<br />smises to said Second party on March
<br />mentioned, and to pay said second
<br />Fifteen Hundred Dollars this day paid,!
<br />Fred Shultz
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<br />Sophia Shultz
<br />D D OKane John Ewing.N
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<br />The Court further finds that said written contract was duly recorded in the office of the
<br />Register of Deeds of Hall County, Nebraska, on the 24th day of February, 1915, in Book N of Mis-
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<br />cellaneous Records, at Page S0, and that at the time of the execution and delivery of said con -
<br />tract said premises was net the homestead of the said Fred Shultz and Sophia K. Shultz, or either
<br />of them.
<br />The court further finds that the said Fred Shultz departed this life, intestate, on the 11th
<br />day of January, 1915, at his home in Grand Island, Nebraska, and that at the time of his death theI
<br />said Fred Shultz was a resident of Hall County, Nebraska, and that the said Fred Shultz left sur
<br />viving him as his heirs at law and his sole and only heirs at law the following named persons:
<br />Sophia K. Shultz, his surviving, Ella B. Veeder, a daughter of lawful age, Ervin C. Shultz, a son
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<br />of lawful age, Nellie K. Crafford a daughter of lawful age, Gertrude M. Shultz, a daughter of law
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<br />ful age, and Florence P. Shultz, a minor daughter past 16 years of age; that the defendant, Orvi11b
<br />Veeder is :the husband of the defendant, Ella B. Veeder, and that all of the other said defendants
<br />are unmarried.
<br />The court further finds that on or about the lWi day of February, 1915,
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<br />the defendant, Sophie,
<br />X. Shultz, as administratrix of the estate of Fred Shultz, deceased, was duly appointed by the
<br />;County Court of Hall County, Nebraska, as administratrix of the estate of Fred Shultz, deceased,
<br />land is now the duly appointed, qualified and acting administratrix of the estate of the said Fred
<br />!,Shultz,deceaeed,
<br />The Court further finds that said written contract between the plaintiff and the said Fred
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<br />;Shultz, now deceased, and the defendant, Sophia K. Shul,tZ, his wife, is still in full force and
<br />,,effect and that the plaintiff is now and at all times has been ready and willing to perform all
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<br />and singular the covenants and agreements in said contract contained and by him to be kept and
<br />performed.
<br />The court further finds that the said Fred Shultz, now deceased, never signed, executed or
<br />!acknowledged a deed to plaintiff to said premises, in pursuance to the terms of said written con-
<br />tract, and that the said Fred Shultz died without - having complied with the-terms of said contract
<br />in that respect and that plaintiff is entitled to a conveyance vesting in him the fee simple title;
<br />to said premises and is entitled to a specific performance of said contract.
<br />The Court further finds that there is due from the plaintiff to the estate of the said Fred
<br />Shultz, deceased, upon said written contract of purchase the sum of $14,435, after allowing plain-
<br />tiff-interest on the $1,500 paid by him at the rate of six per centum per annum from June 11th,
<br />1914, to March lst, 1915; that the plaintiff is ready and willing to pay the sum of 41,035 in
<br />!cash and to execute and deliver in due form his promissory note secured by a first mortgage upon
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