The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-08
A SCHOOL OF FORESTRY.

G.fE PROPOSED FOE BAkEIA
wAsarsaroS, Special Telegram, Jgz. "a
D~alesytte Raymond to-day introduced In the
.ipuss a niN 90 grant Hlnds to tho Territory OF
aAketa. tor the purpose of establishing a
a.h0oI III f~aresary. 1t grants To the territory
Tor this purpose 500 sections OF uoaprrn-
-yyiafesf aabtf. lands 10 be Immediately
Eefeeteai and Withdrawn FROM saia and 10
Gated. up5ter the direction OF the secretary Of
5ea interior, fer the use and support OF a
school al tasestrv when the territory shall
he admitted ~ g state into the Union.
Ns4e ge TIE Iaaeha shall bs sold ct ieSa snap
StsE5r appraised yataa n q terra q tea a1anai
raw. aIEs. and no teed az patent shall De given
20 aaF uGFrtarer 6f 4iEht ianfts GELll scch rurN
tGIsfr sGaii ElTe planted aud cttiEtYatcd and
tLApt u rood growing condition At ssa55 twelve
lcreS ef aIEaFsr apeu sucfl quarter sscSiSn OF SAID
iaad fgr a term OF a. least ciStiL years, said
as1y,ber to be planted IN 7sch Eflaarf- and npon
sttrl pnEtioa 81 each sai1 quarter bcctt1Ii al saah
be ,iestzr1steti hy The forestry commissioners at
he sysrs appointed, E.qFtisc ttstt Tie funds de-
rived froa4 5ae <at-oE sad lands sfgaii be taVeated
Il bonds OF The Elt5ed Sta.as or sGca Other So
c~triFias Is ahe legislature AZ said Ssase of Dakota
ii.au flirect.
Sec. : provides that the money derived from
The salt 5f said L4ntls, invested sind deposited as
lforesstt. saafl constitute q fund for the main
EeE.arrce ct 4 school of forestry End experiment
sI FORESTRY s~t4siels: that NO Part OF sa!d funds
snail be expended FOR buildings or The ~saiar.ea OF
prstes6ngs or tsachArs until the sagne shall
azaount to SfgtSssb. and tnea only shall the in
ktEeSG gu rNtitl t4EAts LIZ sl7Fi AVA 'iLAtti % Ac
epreg0in- purposes aatl said fund shall aIaount
30 S2GsGDQa, when any exe2sss and The interest,"
5hsreot rIay be used tor tae purpose OK the es-
lalli-Al1enE Hltt support Of said school and eE-
detrimental stations.
SEE. 3 prngiiss that the general manage
,aer1 81 rk= school Of forestry and experimental,
~.tiaIlnS, including the distribution III trees,
see4la. ete., shall be entrusted to a beard Of COM
G1IssIonere cons OF three members, two OF
" aprn shall he appointed ny the president CT the
Emitted States, By aad With the adyiee and con-
sens OF the sensEs; the osaer commissioner to
20 appointed BY the governor CT said state, and
,caprned by EH- highest branch Of the @gis.a-
.grs: skid commissioners sh4.il hold their Offices
los ten years oc during good hcaayier.
DIR. Parrnalee Of Mitchell vas married
recently to Miss Rose Gardner of Beria,
Ohio.
Rev. r. w. Kennedy. Presbyterian
minister st Gary, has been debarred
from the pulpit, in which position his
term has not yet expired. and without
being ordered TO resign by the presby-
terry or being paid.
Henry LosejoY, who was sent from
Bon Homme county IN 1882. to serve d
thirty years sentence in the penitentiary
for rape. died 1t that institution, 81 pui-
rnonary consuT Dtson.
The Central Dakota Editorial ~associa-
ton has been permanently formed,
John II. Drake OF Aberdeen being made
permanent president. The secretary
viii Issue circular letters to all the pub
fishers of Central Dakota, prior to the
next adjourned meeting, III first Tuesday
in March. The object of the association is
primarily 20 raise the fee heretofore
charged for the publication OF final proof
and contest notices
Proprieters OF two Valley City am
bling roanls hsye beer arrested and
lined.
Mai. Howard White, from Pine Ridge
agency, SAYS that the winter so far has
been favorable for range stock. and cattle
are looking we'll. There is not much snow
though more than III some parts. There
have been no bad blowing storms.
Bradstreet's agency is advised of the
| assignment of II. L. Arnold, Redtieid.
who dealt in groceries and drugs in a
small wav. Arnold is listed as worth
1900 10 5000.
Four Nie5rara yigilants arrtvsi a.
Yankton recently, having in custody
Md Vale, the captain Of the N!obIara
| gang Of horse thieves, captured b. them
at lie Mars, Iowa. E!siiants have been
! on his track since last fail and will pro-
| coed to Niobrara as soon as reil.force-
ments arrive,
4 party o. roughs fred some random
shots at Engineer Haines, who WAS a.
the time managing his engine on the
| train between Memo and the crossing
OF the James River, while the train was
at full speed One bullet passed through
the middle of the cab of the enenie, but
failed to hit the engineer. 1t is not
knoSn who they were.
It will be q surprise to business men
in general to learn that the firm Of W.
Ierxa & Co.. general dealers. probably
the largest in Fargo, recently became
embarrassed and were compelled to ask
an tnsion. The affair wa conducted
with an unusual degree of secrecy and
success. The firm recently made care
full inventory and from it learned that
their liabilities footed $l50, 900. OF as
sets they showed their creditors $685.
600 net-that is exclusive of all debts.
The embarrassn en was caused by large
rea, estate holdings which could not be
realized upon at present without much
sacrifice. The creditors unanimously
agreed, therefore, to grant extensions
ranging from sixty days to fifteen
months. All creditors whose claims
were less than $500 were paid in cash.
E. NJ. Raworth received through the
Bank of Faro for collection q
draft for $3.50, which purported to have
been drawn by himself upon the firm of
E. NJ. Raworth d Co., wholesale grocers
OF Fargo. The forgery, for such it was,
was a bold one, no attempt having been
made TO disguise the sigma ure, and it
bearing no resemblance to Mr.. RAJ
worth's. Inquiry by wire OF the Cincin-
natl bank, from which the note was re-
ceived, brought to light the TACT tina the
bogus paper had been negotiated in Gin
cinnati by Charles j. Pitkin.
At Yankton James johnson, who stols
a horse, was given a year and four
months. Joseph Sues, convicted for
rape, was sentenced twenty-five wears
and four months. Az he is already about
forty-iye years old, this is equivalent to
q life sentence.
The adiusters of losses by the fire at
Tower City have made their awards as
follows: S. H. d e. J.. Stearns, stock.
81, l3T; S. H.. d l.. j. Stsarns, building.
SI,E00; kiff & Lon. building. 81, TAO;
Ward Brothers, building, 5000; Ellis
bury, building, $500; Touinrin. building,
$500; Pierce, building, $500; Ward Broth
ers, stock, 1850, Siearns, household
goods, Sl34; Whistlesev 4 Co., damages.
SD. PATTON. 1amaueS Son