The Bottineau pioneer., 1889-03-28
North Dakota Legisla.ivo Assem-
blv, Closing Hours.

On Monday evening the Assembly held
Ito LAST session, and now the fret legislative
ssssnbly Of the new state 10 thing Of the
last. On Tuesday morning The greater
part Of the Hen. members took their de-
psrturs, lssviag behind them pleasant rsee-
lsctions which Enger like The ssft tists Of
sveniag after tho sun has set. We hsd the
pleasure Of psssi,g in snd cut and ningling
With them daily, sni bsvs 30 hssi.ancy In
saying that inner lot Of whole soulsd.
joyisl, enthusiastic workers for good Of
country - vel: - state never ssseMblsd n
this or'suy other lsad. Fer intslligsaee
and sskelsrly astsiumssts sheir equals sss.
not 10 found in Europe-caa 10 found NO.
whore upen the globe NJ less il b il the
sonsh Of Africa ancng the Zulus or Hottsn-
tots. 49,.
That tasy we're workers. can be easily seen
BY glsnsing at the vast number Of bills
psssed-bills - comprehensive that they
hsvs never bseo exesllsd. Another most
pleasing feature u the perfect harmony tha,
existed bssweso the govsrnor and body;
but one bill was vetoed and that WAS not
because hs WAS not IN sympathy with it,
hut because he did not think il went far
enough. Lei ell legislative bodies consider
this kerth Dakota Assembly and bsheld
"hsw good AMI plsssse. thing il 10 for
hrsshern 70 dwell together in unity
Perhaps two or three stood ont above
their comrades and made themselves more
conspicuous than others N ths heavy de-
bstss that % oftea shook tho capitol .and
sgisatsd the body-dsbasss that for weight.
brilliascy, sublimity, srstory, are not re-
corded In English. Hon. Theapson from
Podunk has carved for himself name that
shall 80 down to postsrisy and generations
yet unborn shall wepdsr how il wss that
he fathers were greater than hey. When
10 rose snA strsksd that heard, . hush
always fell uroa thp bsdy And members
leaned forward thss they might net less .
wsrd--ss ssil thst sss ssslA hssr. . slotbss-
pin drop. e-.:.s..,. 49,,
We might also nsatiss Hon. Virgil B.
Noble ofSlsbtowD, whose prsisss &a1aii bs
sung throughout oil lsads, sAla, asll b
green and fragrant when that ss v 1agton
has died thrsugh the lapse Of ysats How
mighty were his srgumsnisl How 1rsis his
ut,srsncsi Calm and digni6sd he rose bsfsss
%. the subodiment II Tspose. When he
spoke, silence fell--fsll % hssviiy that 1T
made hole in the ground, 49,. Y
Hon. Cathrs from Fsegville TO, is . great
and smiusn, msn. He eesld Plsy upon the
fsslises ofshs bsAy like -1ssieiss upon
the strioGs Of . hsrp-but alas hs couldn' I
nsks> them vets. Hon. AeBsia from
Slsspyhollow vindiestsd thst shsrs 10 aosh
ing II . name, and % oil questions sf in.
ssrsss he Showed brssAth Of research that
was perfectly karvsllsas. ..... -
The names Of eshsrs crowd - fast upon
% that vs are psralissd end wall .hsvs -
stop. Trsly. trsly shsy sll srs great and
sni1sDs nsa." .. .>
OF The governor ~ have s.sn but little
~ has hsss % busy wi,h legislative affairs.
However hs has inpsssssd ~ ~ . man et
profound wisde0-s Il go to rule aod
ssip. Adisu. adisu. ,.,. .-
.~ nxRoRrANT. -
i" II. 49,. Merch 7th, 1850.
Nstias Il Asrsbr gityn -. sas following
townships will b sled in this s6ps T on shs
astss hsrsiuAfiar named: - -~ !,
Twp. l6s, kg. GO, on April l5ti. 1859.
a. l56, !" 80, :. :" i6lh, ''
ls2. q. !: I'M.
. = isi. 4 II asd ies. 4 70. April 18Th {" .~
=" lSS.: ~. :. :. 2Rh, ~"
On a.A sfsr he shove dates the lands in
.aid tsvnships will ~ snsjses - entry or
aIisg. O6se hours fros = .. y. - 4P. %
= q. 4RIInAs, 3 9. aAlyE. T.