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Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25
Hotel Arrivals.

San Xavier Joseph H Kibbey; E Had ley, Florence; J c Peacock, Phenix; N Johnson, Colorado, Tex; H Maer- lens, St. Louis, E M Railton, Nogales Geo. B Lee, Socorro.
 Cosmopolitan.-J. D. Burgess, Table Mountain; N M. Peak, San Francisco c M Marshall, l. l. English, Casa Grande; Mrs. c B Stocking Thomas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25
A Baseball Victory.

Ralph Staples, first baseman for the Greenstockings, and Maud Deen, din- ing room girl at the Reynolds House, bought a twentieth ticket in the Louis iana State Lottery, in partnership, and at last Tuesdays drawing got sl5,OO0, or s7,5O0 each.-South Bend Qnd) Times April 19.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25
Depot Beer Gard en.

New open for the season. A first class saloon in connection, where choice wines liquors and cigars may be had. Pig's feet, four kinds of cheese, ham sand wiches, and all manner of lunches served at all hours. Opposite depot.
 Goods rooms, lodging 9 cents.
 GEO. SEcocAN. Prop'r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25

The sons of Union soldiers, ten years of age and over, are requested to assem- ble at the old Republican Club rooms, Church Plaza, Saturday May 25th at ' o'clock p, m., for the purpose of making arrangements to participate in the ob- servance of Memorial Day.
 R. B. KELLEY,
 Asst. Adit. Genl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25
Every Gre Fan.

Onaha Nan--Went to spiritual seance eown ill Arizona, eh: Anything happen?
 Arizona iian-Well, yes. The medium went into trance, and then announced that he was the spirit of Q man who had been murdered, and that the murderer sat in she audience.
 Well, well. Did anN body run1"
 "Vre Uli rnu"--Ouahn World t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25
Coppel's Herdic Line.

Best of vehicles meet all trains, attend all calls for balls, parties and picnics Special attention given to funerals. On hand both day and night. Orders may be left at Chas. Kresham's cigar store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25
Horses for Sale.

If any one needs horses, apply to l.. Carillo, 209, Main street, who is ready to sell them as many as disired. 1wk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25
Attention!

Master caulker foot of Clay street San Francisco.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

III. ne- froch method ~ hypse-
tisn for the care Of pr,~oos addicted 80
the Use Of .scohoaic haoo-~ 10 sasd %
be u~onaersnliy sorce>s:ul The csre
has excited % mach s.ses:ioa has
Preach speciAisas sov have . hospital
desosea % ~ srsatnssa a.A psbiAA
. posisU
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
THE NJ
4 Curtous superstttioa Concerning the
prussssn Hoysi fauiiy.

From the Life a. Emperor William "
One morning 81 the winter 81 l~ai. in
the Aiiu.ant'- chamber ~ The roynI
palace. the royal Treasurer, Mr. Gels
ling. entered. carrying IA long. Goabiy
sealed package. The address on the
package. written BY king Frederic WI
liam ". VA IN effect Il nav. opened
this package ia the presence 90 ms SIS
ter Louis. o. the Netherlands. have
taken cognizaBcc Of it, contents. and
then scaled IL again with my seal.
~ihcrcupou r,s'orin. II for SAL keeping
Ia the Prince Wittgons,cin." \ few
days s!t,rward Their. xAs found aoci-
icnts.ly in the manuscript. collection
81 the Berlin Royal Library. IA an old
folio volume. entitled Alchemy ~ the
Old Electors and Various Othcr 'Super-
stitiosa.'" "A notice that King Frederic
H.. at the commencement az HE reign.
had. among various other thing. also
found u little box containing n ring
oy King Frederic J.. on which "a.
written about the following This
ring has bccn given Ia me by my
father Of blessed memory. upon his
death hsi. ~ith the remark that
30 long as this ring shall ~ pre-
served in the house o! Eradenburg
this would 10; only grow bu; iBcres-.
and thrive yisibly." Another notice.
O~farrf-E, ,ftav~.s 4 %. Tho % SsVy
said: 1t Is said iha; a princely pcrson
ha. brought In "A large toad And So, il
upon the head - the Princess. ~ho
Was a: that moment in cbild's labor.
this toad vomit.d forth = golden rng.
mounted with ose diamond and tao
rubie~. This ring !. s,iil n; present
Transmitted 81 the fret born ~ The
house ~ the memory and int. ad.d
good fortune and preservation 81 the
owner.
RGnnr has connected this ring with
ore said ~ hare been srssa from :he
dying King Frederick William IL.
finger BY the Coanies. L.1AieEsA his
say. fha; luck Ie,; the H~ohenEnil<rns
in l.s. when the Countess po~~e~--a
h.r.i! ~ The ring. she rS ;rez...
harshly and sa!g-;ly by f-vdcricx Vii
liam III. and when finally sho ia-noe
/, IN ISIS. for a lie p~ssioa. luck A.
cos,paniet IL Hhsn sae 'ops TOE ms
from The dying kiag- Eager he Ell
claimed. feeoly; "H~- "a ring IRE
turn the -inx1; II wss Overheard -
other Ser-oss- And. spce being in1s-
roxA,cd. the ely Countess .~la ;he
King had eIpre=-s = desire ,o- be-
ring.
The ste Emperor William va ;Aur-
osghly free tFUzH mysticism. ~ ,rUrs
h.s msnue- q alS!sx o. tic .ss-1
be sPfrz-~d a. e BE- placed izYskss
faith Ia tie poser ~ to rsnr credited
10 !: sy he accompanying z0sboss aa5
remarks BY his ancestors
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
FRAUDS.
forS~r~ Who Were Thrown ON Their
Guard by OuIcs-V tilted lawyers

Among the traditions OF the Pennsyl-
vania bar are preserved some exam
Plies of the sudden detection Of fraud by
the quick wit of n lawyer during u
trial.
The late David Pagi Brown was en-
ployed as counsel for me heirs Of a
wealthy old man. who had left a will
devisiug his whole estate toa stranger.
Mr.. Brown, the Judge. and The audi
ence in the courtroom We're convinced
hat the will vas a forgery. but il
seemed impossible 10 prove j; 10 he 80.
The trained nurse. Il sturdy English
man. was one Of the witnesses. and
swore s,ou:iy 10 the genuineaess OF the
will. Something in his manner con-
WINGED the lawyer that be was swear
Ing 10 a lie. bu; how could he convict
him OF il?
When he WIS placed on the stand for
cross examination. Mr.. Brown opened
the will aud held IL before him.
You swear that this Is your sigma
,ure?"
Il do
And that you signed this will tao
days before NJ. Blanks death. he De
ing then confined "a his bed?
Yes said the Tar doggeiiy. Il
signed il. aad helped him fold and sea!
il"
The lawyers eve kind,cd- How did
you help him."
Joseph be said 20 me. fold ;hi.
paper - folded l. Joseph SAYS
he. look n youder closet. and bring
me my sal AMI Wax and a candle 80
l brought them. aud lighted the candle
Joseph. he says. drop the wax SO
l dropped il. and a. his hands vcre
shaking 80. l sealed il With his sal--
'.Ioa swear this 20 be trres
Il do.
'S;entiemea Of the jury" said Born.
impressiveiy. this Is the will II has
been fastened by . wafer aad be von
the case.
Another suii the incidents Of which
hare served - . basis for one o. tuo
sovels. involved the p-ossesssea u ,aP4s
oseA,A which . distant reiaxiss q IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
FARM y giaES,oE

The s-.s sllo was cr~ts3 In saso
coaa,r in 1876 Sssr- .tcn Sso hare
e~a baI.i The silo 10 no issaScs al ss-
p--srn-at
Water sho=lA sever - u~ca ;Aas
IA. o-~ru held In . Load pipe al sissi
ana 4; .houla be allowed ;o -sa srroly
before any i. sAs for ts-~-
-Fo- y~rrs.n ON .heSp a>e snaT o.
very Sac ,osxaeoa pipplng .hscP 10
cru~l. anG -ho1id never 10 Prscs.~0l
exosp, xhvn all other rnasics satl
-geplAnisSA cora dos. scs ~ = rue.
bear .ay.r ears The -oa~on 10 ,Aai ;sc
plan;s AZ ;o nucA SHADED y The
earlier p,ani. I, .. Ike rai.ins cora
under ,hc shade o! a trs~-
Dip he .swis 81: ana Les, In ker~
o~cnc "a earc them 90 Lime ieg. .r
srsryy lcg Tire sGch application.
vii cu~- the ~ors: rascs Usually t~o
applications are cnoash-
The tendency - pArk together ia
e-a,,, ard c~ou,alus-. MAS - .u;rvly
oyerc,one es thoroughly drytn. the
~; al! Intimately uaia&lisg ~th IA
small p-rc-auASc 81 DIP cora .tSrrh Or
ar-osrOrt
The frui, crop IL aoahiln- every
ten YEAR. and z~iienaaut evils have
$50 Increased. In-eSt, arc usaov de-
s~trucil,~ than ever. Their arv 80
dirrreu, kinds OF .n>s~.s lat pr~y
upon the apple.
An Knrl..h writer % rrca. cx.
p-rscnsc. aad a close observer. Ia rsls
ing ., u tour q. iusl-~-t!on % Tie asri-
cultural interests ~ The tniie~i States.
says IL American ..sskm-u u-od NOR.
roots and les. corr they ~osld have .,
pay fewer visit. { o EaroPe Tor hr~c~i-
Ing animals ~
/! the farmer will ~rctaraih-r Mat
!, i - - hungry himself Ne may some
i.ra-, have . kindly .es!ins Far h!s
young stock. II b. add ih-rrto Tho
though; tha, long fas,ing adds no uaea,
Ia exposed stock he may 's-l his packet
touched. FOR in the spring II the yoaag
things look yell they ~il! bring double
tl2c money ina 'tN' Atsft"
tool no care - his
The VALUABLE. clcsn.ni. 81 corn ara
starch. sugar. gluten aud oil. sou,h.ra
corn contain. mos, starch. White c,rn
contains. about seventy per e~nt %
starch. Sugar corn has hut litIo .,arva
and his j. the cause Of It's sbrt,el!us.
yellow corn has III. most oil and a
large PER cent al gluten. III" hard or
fiut kinds contain the most gluten sai
the ,o', the most starch. snail Kinds
contain the most oil
Pot Roast Put q thic. piesc -
hcc'. with n It'll. bone and fat. an
onion. aud. II liked. n sliced s~arrr,.
over The FIRE In . pot. yu., cover With
boiling water. Pa, on - tight lid and
boil gently for four hours. rcplenish.ng
the water as IL bolts away with jus:
enough to keep "a. meat from burning.
- that Their. wili b. hardly any water
left; when i; isiender 'grn occasionally.
and L.; /, brown 10 il Fat "a hen done.
TAX. H." mea, ou, ~ the pot and make
n gravy with tho drippin.s pour over
the meat and -.rvo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
TOltiES.
An ASess the Lasss; Efshs In styusA
GoSss aod Nitisassy.

coOoa oDo Nttlspssy.
The pansy Is tho .asu-i;s A,ncn.
flower pins
A new lace pIn 1. an emerald frog
With diamond eyes
In Pa-i. gowns % o-s;'e green An
worn ~irh Gull-tluc .ashcs.
Very loud" stripe. and p!asds a-c
now permissible saero striking effects
arcde,ircd-
A fashionable material Tor ineIprn-
sive irs-gowu> j. raoa>-ciain. GclAlnr
L, Is in high favor In Paris
A n-w tint o. crushed strawberry
promises - DC a grsai fayoritc /; 10
softer ia tone thar The original SHADES
With empire and diroc,o.-~ EuSu.
Marie Au;oinet,e fchUs of waiI. or
colocc1 lln.a al, D. worn tbs SUN
ner.
With elegant d--s~ toilets the co-su--
Il arranged - correspond ~iih -. EN-
p!-e. Grccian. or other style % trcs-
adopted.
The most stylish A~andkc-vhse'- are
Finished with Il deep hem. above which
Is IA dainty device IN drawn work or m
insertion % real Mr.
The newest tiLs. IN millinery are
English rO-c, magnolia. anvmonc. ane-
none pink. ~iste-ia. lliy-i.-af green.
OAK heart. summer SKY. and opal
London cos'umsrv indulge IN daring
color combinations such combinations
"a green and tan. ~;urquo!s and aIab-rg.
old rose and pale gr~"n. lily irai and
biscuit. peach and amethyst r !rv-
qu-nt
Dress shoes are slightly pointed n;
the toes and Are Gu; down deep in frun,
They have plain pompadour heels A
narrow strap runs through an oblong
buckle Of French brillianis and holGs
the ,ho-, over the in.i"p.
A new costume called the Bog!ang-r
is very striking. The dress. which 10
o! tea-ruS, silk. Is embroidered all over
with red carnations. The hat which
accompanies i; has IA bunch % carna-
lions and a garland o! spinach FOR trim
ming.
III. Empress Frederick displays
grea, taste in her mourning outfit She
wear gowns Of crepe and nuns vail
ing. which are soft.ned by Innings a!
white satin. Deep collar. and elbow
cubs OF white. embroidered with black.
3ccora;. her dresses. and one 81 her
house gowns has long angel sleeves %
white crepe. which Gov aud fall outside
the black oncs with an odd bat artistic
effect.
\ lady well know in London society
rscenily appeared a; a drawing-roon
before the Queen 10 n Paris ,oil-; ~
palcst gold.n-gr.en satin. drap"d With
amber brown iullc. and trimmed with
n thick garland Of pink rose. and tender
green and brown foliage. the flowers
and leaves arranged straight UP from
the hem in easy grace. a. II they wcre
growing. The brocadod train vas
copied from "A lovely old design. show
ing pink and daina-k roses. with rurv-
Ing stems on - ground 81 ycllow-gr"ea
brocate!lc. Chicago News.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
late owner claimed By virtue O: deed
al Cife which h $500 - &eeo IN.

Late owner Claimed By Sirfue Q: q deed
Of gifI winch h asssessA had 6esa ex-
ecuicd ai a time when Ii. owner was
on bad terms with his sonA There vas
no will.
The paper bore every msrk O. being
genuine; was formally executed: the
witnesses .wore 20 their signatures.
and experts testified their belief that
the name Of the dead maj wa. written
by himself. AL hope fo- the heirs
seemed 10 BE- over. when their counsel.
suddenly raising the paper close 10 bis
eyes. sen, a messenger hastily out ~
court
Tie claimant continued TO bring in
testimony in proc. o! the geauincne-s
o. the document for al hour His case
appeared 70 be fully established. when
the counsel Tor the defendants called u
grave old Quaker 10 the w!,nes-.ia3d
Friend Blank. please hold iha;
paper up To the light VIVA, i. the
waier-mark on it?'
''Tha; o. my firm. Blank An! Snn."
When did you begin the manu-
.ae,ure Of paper?'
In l,43.'
What is the date ~ the documen;''
July Ia. 1874"
"That i enough. Gentlemen % the
jury. we close our case"
The late Attorney General Brewster
Wa counsel in a case which n - hung
upon the authenticity Of Ii Will. He
observed that on the impression u! tho
seal " the oevisor. twice used upon the
document was a mark as light a n
hair He examined the seal itself. and
found no crack which could produce
this mark. He then caused a search 10
be made for cngrayers ot seals in Phila-
delphia. and succeeded in finding ih.,
man who had made that used in the
fraudulent will.
II recollcct the job" said the en-
graver, for the seal Was accidentally
cracked; but the man who ordered il
would not wait for another ~ be- made"
He had made the seal three weeks
after the death o! the devisor. The
forgery was proved. and Mr.. Brewster
won his ca,e.-iou;h's Companion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
COOKING
4 Culinary Accomplishment Sosssss~a ~
Hut SsW Nous. espsr

There il probably no subject on
which h~ou-"se-pcrs 80 often differ ~
tho preparation Of vegetable Tn.
comunOuc., 80 all Vegetables. ~
potato. j. cuok~d With cold and h~=pilin..
water wiki equal succ'.s phers IN
sisi that to stcaB them u IN" batter
way. TIL. .n;i-c matter should =.
regulated lay The SEASON ~ The year and
"a" variety Of potato. some varieties
l-~,oninc sasy and worth.cs. boiled
IN cold water. even when ;h~s ar, Old
Al III" advantages gainsH by cooking
old pcisto-s In cold ~a,.r mas hs
gained by soaking them ia cold water
before cooking for four or Eve hSIr.
With their skins on. i. thry are the,
cooked ia boiling water they will hav-
l"s' Tho strong taste p-ro-p:lh,o nj ,hi.
season 81 The year. and ar. In so dAa-
ger 81 becoming water soaked Al!
root Vegetables. astsr tho IL; 81 Jana-
AIRY. are better for -pzkirv -ir hoar. in
cold water before cooking ihsrz. uals~.
they arr kept In a dirt cellar darsu.
he Water or buried In Earth where
ih"y wili noi frs~ye Another point 81
difference h. csscsiss 4. the naaing ~
salt oa-fa.bionei oooS. boiled al
their Vegetable. in -sli.~I wsasr. tsl,
modern science doc. not. sanction thls.
and most 81 u.r .~s. cook. ado The salt
to al Ge.icas~ vegetable. after th~y ar-
n~sriy done and ~ ,.rons vegetables.
l!a- onion. AID cahhas... t~for. they
AZ. pot In The water. The rea.sa 'or
TIA. 3. that ~sl,r: water r.t.-a. tie
process 81 cooking. .aass :hs favor
from b Vegetables. Thi. !. rsisoas
In tiss cas- ~ y DELICATE rey~tAhss lixs
greea pea. hHs' an impruyesEsa. 20
s'fons onions. Ou~ 81 che rAef rr-
~pn. 10 summer fo- The sus-ra~i;y ~
ssgcssnle- is Ia lssEing ,hsts 70 b.
cone old ssa tosash b<ssru tsey a..
gathered leo ssauy ~sar5sssr. ia
stfad ~ = -ssoos--.o. % ergp. - gre~a
pas s--ans snd o,h~r ssznner vs.~&-
bae-- p3ss' their cn;srn CROP ri ot~-
aoa fssar" /. tosigh Old .uypsy asrsos
rsrf o' ihs $4,000. No oz-sk CAS- pre-
TArs "ad p~asl ~ zny osSsr sr.rgru~s
ses~sssls. 40 nS~y arr 6: Tor The tabs.
Vegetables pirxei ls ;As Eo-asn.
-th ;hs sS~ 90 ise-n- are .zp~rz=y ~
;ho-~ gathered IA the hrxs q - ssy.
~ sF"-J h~oss~<~p~- ssoss II .3@
~seeessh3es gssa~r-x4 r&a .sr - u~esi -
osrr. :1sy .txasi ~ tss d. . ezol
DARK Place al The azse is- c<slss.
fss'e1 eA1ssEn<.s - ~tsrepzvssa~.-
oDsiax o-ly III .he roc er hers !.
Sa1-. 30 = 13ce=. xe~rwAsi. azd
vnx vita sat prs-e &sS sweet
eus.e-. or . saap< c-s~n s~Sx. VII
g1vs tie nass satisfactory ~-ssssx No
exsc sA-ts3e - r=s esx - ~.
, the soss~x~y~< rsss s~sss sx
'Ep-~~ nla~r ~rer~1ask~s .axe
u-aEy sriaeas k.s 20 cxox - ssr-
sS~r. o. n-~~ a=~s - kns .A~r
bare o~srzs sssA~~~S a1z Sys~d-
ssronx. o6 sss1e-~A s~rseaAs@sl ~s.
ss-f nss-s- are xsA ss~ sAs sss
sa1 szsh4as ss hsd h-sssr rsas
us&
ho~s~g>~S ss~s 70 - sxnssS~a
ssss sss-s % soh sa@~ rsz4su a -
s>'S ahss kAs A.pos essex~A sfxA
ousre gsasv vtsss had a. asnls
- v.sen0~A AnnAsskss - aasv
-Soua sessa hssr sAseA 90 80
shaaAs - 80 - sAaks-~
0Dag.-L i. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Il shall be satisfied with that, knowing
that ] possess your love-" said the bezuu
ful girl, ciinging fondiy 70 his arm
Il am satisfied to gain your hand without
the fortune returned the infatuated
young man, bending and imprintIng q kiss
on the pale cheek OF his companion.
Night shadows were falling, and neither
Jaw the form Of . man croucbing IN the
| bushes near, . man who had listened 10
! nearly every word that had fallen from the
lips Of the twain.
Presently ne lifted himself 80 that his
cleaning eyes took in the loving scene.
Neither shail 1--we TO crush me-" muttered
the prowicr. Then his and shot forward,
q fash followed, then a loud report.
Grace PenrOy sank apparently Hfeless In
the arms OF her companion, the blood
streaming town her face. The bullet Of the
assassin had been well aimed.
The suddenness Of the crime quite para
lyzed the young mechanic for the time. He
felt the form OF his bctrothed a dead weight
in his arms. He eased her TO the ground,
fully believing that she was dead.
An awful horror was cast over heart and
brain. He had heard the report, and seen
the flash. To discover the assassin was now
his desire. He sprang forward and caught
from the ground q smoking pistol. He
glarcd about him fiercely, but saw no one.
Then he strobe back TO the bleeding form
on the ground, still holding the smoking
weapon OF death.
At this moment q man rushed down the
path from the direction Of the house and
confronted wentword.
II was Captain S;arbright.
IL has come 70 this a. last" cried the
Captain, 10 An awful voice. Il feared il al
along. Poor Grace! 70 die by the hand Of
a miserable mudsilrn
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

Bean. naHz-tAke saSsA@. ~ozA
Gros Aa"es as9 vines ezt sos EASY
PODS shile squash sro1s6 z.as9r-. fo-
b>ans -ozA g-o. ll:;s. vorsA harvest
led. II o.e xnoss DO. The epcs.tsos q.
his sod! h saoa4 ayp,y . oozps>.~
serliises suited 20 iA~ crop % ~
Scua-Es-Hi Nes YORKER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

-Sn4Nrscxs pr o-ss a al -
rn n~EzsAcssrst in ;ae Cssss-s SeA.4.
b made s:iAss sve E5es al n0ssos
SsseAease ~ ssar!y II The isssor
szpsss4 frs0 His esu.s1 70 Airsn
= shiSes1 tu0 sk0~0DosA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
LONE HOLLOW:
Or, The Peril Of the Panrvys.
A Thrilling and Romantic Story
OF Love and Adventure.
By JAMES n. MERRILL. ACTHoR OF "BO0Cs
BILL" FISHER JOE" AND
OTHER STORIES.
CHAPTER XIV.

Copyright. 1853, by ~ A. " Kellogg 6ars
COmpdny.l
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-12-13

Representative Cole, of Dickey
county, introduced house bill No. 26
the purpose of which is to furnish
seed seed wheat to farmers in need OF
it. The state is to furnish the money
not exceeding 100000 In amount;
the governor and secretary of state
to be the state board and buy the
wheat; mortgage is taken on the
crop for the security; the applications
are to be examined by the county
commissioners in special session Feb.
4, 1890. Several other seed wheat
bills similar to the one introduced by
Hon. F. H. Adams have also been
introduced.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-12-13

Speaker Wellman, the honest
granger from New Rockford, who
was elected speaker of the house Of
representatives by the farmer votes
and because he had hayseed in his
hair, gave his friends dead away ap-
parently when it came to making up
the committees. For instance, in
stead of putting good farmer as
chairman on the railroad committee
the most important committee of all
to farmers-he gives the chairman
ship to one Stevens, lawyer of Ran
som county, who works tooth and
nail with the railroads. This is no,
the only committee the farmers have
got let down on. and Mr.. Well
man, stock has gone down consider
ably at Bismarck. Working this
farmer racket is getting to be hum
bug. A farmer seems to be Just as
capable of giving his friends away as
a lawyer or any other business man.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-12-13

The new senator's from the four new
states drew lots the other day to de-
termine the admission of each state
into the union. Washington drew
No. 80, South Dakota No. 40, North
Dakota No. Al, and Montana is the
baby state. Senator Casey drew fol
North Dakota and was not quite as
lucky as when he was drawing 70,
terms. North Dakota is now the
41st state.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-12-13

Representative thinner of Grand
Forks county, wants the capitol 1e-
moved, and has introduced joint res
olution No. e as an amendment to
article XIX, section 215, clause OF
the constitution, said amendment to
be submitted to the next legislature,
and by that body to the people, pro-
viding the seat of government shall
be located by the qualified electors at
such time as the legislature shall de.
termine.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-12-13

Who would live in the miasmatic
districts of the fever infected south,
where the untempered calorifc ray
gets in its deadly work on the rank
esculent green's of that luxuriant
land, when IN the North Star state the
free ozone OF region twelfth standard
parallel tempers the same to the ex.
clusion of the festive mosquito, the
omnipresent house-ay and the mid
night chorus of the warbling bull frog
and prepares itself for human comfort
"a la buffalo overcoat.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-12-13
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