Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-01-11
did open their ewes an

did open their eyes and hump themselves.
The first man to speak in audible tones
was the gallant Captain Yorkey Of Graf
ton, the handsome champion of that thrifty
town. Captain Yorkey is an entertaining
talker and when he enters upon the dis.
cussion of question in which he is in
terested he is brilliantly eloquent. aMhy,n
ne exclaimed to an INJURY as to
where the constitutional convention should
0e located, where should it be located but
IN the most beautiful and most inviting
city In the great garden of the territory,
Where hospitality is unb0unded, where
gus. glisaenin& spires rear their beacon in the
ing gold IN summer, and where the balmy.
nealth-glvlng breezes do fan the maidens
cheek lE winter time. Where but here
ShOuld the constitutional convention be
iocasea, and where but Grafton do these
conditions exist?" And SO he cOntiuuei.
II !..;E Hialton does not win the convention, it
VIII not be because Captain Yorkey has
not used his most persuasive powers. But
there are others interested. General Ward
ana Judge Bangs, somewhat at variance
ON some points soon to be discussed be-
aole .;.:e me legislature, agree on the propO-
sitlon sly mat Grand Forks is the place above
Glaspell and Bob Wallace cannot under
ssand why anyone should fail to see that
the state can never be properly created
unleSs IL IS at Jamestown; Editor Wilson
thinks Pembina has some riQhts
which the legislature is bound to respect.
and so it goes. e->> ~ se0''
convention, but the bill will not pass until
u mas furnished one of the prettiest and
most interesting fights in the session. And
W Ills tne score OF newspaper reporters
gor A0' ..
is IT TRUE? .s..-
The rumors that come stealing out from
the caucus rooms and get mixed up with
the lobby gossip are of nature to raise
the hair of the peace-maker and run chills
up the back of the lover of harmony. Can
it be true that the Hon. and the Hon.
-, both of whom are prominent mem
9ers OF the combination are both candi-
dates for the craftsmanship of the judiciary
committee OF the house and that neither
Withdrawing from the combination? Is it
possible that each of the distinguished
candidates who desires to preside
over the committee on appropriations is
determlned to win or leap from the
Ills OF the combine to those which he
I.l Knows M not OF, but which the gentlemen on
Sso.AC AAs~vS OCCu Su1lCIlllk several
days? Is it true that the chairmanshiD of
the committee on railroads has been given
TO Harry Hunter, and that this is one Of the
rev important committees over which
there is no contest at present, but will be
unless large amount of oil rides the roar
ing waters within the next twenty-fOur
hours.
These are questions now agitating the
minds OF the gentlemen of the Third house
who would like to know whether or not
their information is from reliable sources.
yet sweep through the calm and delibera-
tive bodies such cyclone as will be the
delight and joy of the heartless gods Of the
gallery, who claim that the entertainment
thus far has not been all that
was advertised. 1t is pretty gen
orally understood among the knights
of the. inner circle that the circus
Will Will, be formally opened some day this
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