The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-09


Estireates ~ timber and reports a Az such
examinations SHAH be NED with the COM
miasioner a the general Iand oidce, ana there
upon that oflicer shall cause 70 De ade 9
list, OF all such pine lands, with the actual
cash value OF each forty-acre lot, according
to his best Judgment and information; but
such valnattOn shall not be less than
\ per 1000 feet; and thereupon such
hste q lands 90 approved shall pc trans
action, Snch csssion and relinnn;shment
shall ia deemed srficiant a ia ennh III eaid
r-eseryationa ercent NJ 70 The Red Lake res
eryation II mada and aasented to bv two-
thirda az tho mala sdnlts IN the hand a.
tribe 81 indiana \ n ncc.nv;nr such assryations'
and a Ia the Rad f:ake rasarvation relin.
ouishment ahan ~ deemed snfHcient. IL al
senfed ia Nv two.th;rds ~ tha maia admits 81
ali the Chinpewa Indians n M;nnesota,
Tha odvertis;nu Il III ia dnna ri a. panl
Crookston and hnlnth. in one naner instead
n two in eaah ,lana NV rsioa ~ +ha iand
- raised rom II to $l.26.
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The executinp ~ i vnnnc man namad
this anrinU far the murder ~ h;s awaathaart
and his plea of Innocence while on the scaf.
fold. incited several ~ his friends who ho-
lieyed him not entity. IL take tho matter mn
The resnlt. a. their i9bnr has hsen laid haforc
the minister of instice at Ottawa. and from
what can be gathered they have not only. ia
The nninion n the Oovarnment eatahl;ahsd
the fact i q an innocent mar was hanred
but have placed the crime On the man Who
It. 2 who swore away Mill
Man . ne 20 save nimseH rom tne gaiioWs.
~ = eaPeGgea tnao me murderer WIN pc
capCuree wlt n q lew days. Inc question
. ai,se r. = nIs ga11 y esCaOnsned, couid Two
2 . ~ nansou ior the one CRIME. S.
The president for the French Agricultural,
society has made q report regardinr The loss.
es caused by the recent rains. He saws that
the hay has been destroyed and that the
psasahss nav Deen compelled TO xii their
aana thn+ oeenngs u nan " leeu tnem. ne ais
arc rott;ns ana that an n,pvl, Snao Poea.oes
r;en,tSra at baif a r%a;ii;na ~ ~ SAe y aUss 70 ag,
saws IL IN had r,es+h mnl aa.n .. francs. ana
lnDoar the er;s;a r;,S nr+a Saodnst. W. . monsn
ru ! uno ~ 70 - i eA.enu " ehormous Oh
"s'n'
Prof. Elisha Gray of Highland Park. ILL.,.
has obtained letters patent, dated July al,
1888, for q combination of instruments
called the telaugraph, consisting of a trans.
mitter and a receiver, aud designed for trans
hitting messages by wire between different
points. The sender sends in his own hand
writing, thus doing away with skilled oner-
orw ~ : nae ' nv,no;n3n y; paseu on 1ne aiscov-
t Il c,,r INV a,h;oh = ~ eIn aaS hls 'he elec-
49, 49, a,,n sn ~ 80 py q Pu'sa'
NIT n no M .;+; Ia I,o ro. h aSueMp.s W .rans ~
, r - : uarsah LIZ a.,..a peon Daseo ~ 'he
= . : ~ 'u" uiteu fr'
Three more bodies were discovered in thu
ruins of the Bowery tenement building des.
troyed by fire in New York. Sarah Blum. an
Jead VA ~ +,,antr i4M;. oi haHy sne ist ~
thoh o ~ NV c"eI ~, : LIS Dsit'y M enao an
hnd;as 49, !" 49, i ;dart;and. Inree more
pfuIs go nv, .uen ons o.ey are :snnle
Ab = - s cta,, D 4hn .anu 'acop Teni9srg.
-" az Jury L oe"o a' AlS o"h expense.
Mrs. v. Dennison and Mrs. Moses, who
live in Walcott, about FIVE miles south Of