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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
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u.1>.... -. .v>-~ r.tsv> hnr~ nnAla
.;,;,s. ~ a.. uri,.a a,.s.. vho a Tia heeA
aaA A" :, /" 80" q I" "s.-".
o. . family; every male eitisen over t"eoty.
one wears Of age: every foreign born male
v,,o h.. asc,.rs1 II. in.sn,iun. :, beeoms Il
.mo -s.r - .n.~:.-....
citizen and taken tho oath o. aiteEiancei
every woman who 10 the head Of Z family;
~, .v.rv .nm.r,;ed vnn.n axentv-one
-" ev"J 49,. 49,,
years OF age. mas three 'laho rignts, tnSO
.s,h Of which he or shs, can acquire 100
800. ,. la~A i-skin~ q snvaa
:..n. e~.,iov.. :" - 80 -: 49, :
o. So .'''H s-~Err' / t'~,t:}r* S~#&@$1< .
|t .. .,s-rsss vrr.rrprror. Is; - .
nnon 4 ouar.
BY making oonarn0e Hpur ~" 10
ter section wv scIssl, wtt ~ 9ha iaD3 At tSe
therealter naAAing SnsIx $500 oS III and
local LAND once, paylhs N on.sy ~ ny ts.vinS
eou .inu.'usly resi0tnS cpon IN az Sssir.s
ne iSnd f,r six invntns tnetes1ses ~ Az
Ant cQ.ires lac right, g. tns eno q SMe pa :
months, 70 prove u. nls s I, = = acrs ~
On ne n ~ sA:1o kxii.s nn II. y
has the option VI r .sruws q ~ set.
pefaoa tnir.y monen ..S isnS.' * haands that
Ties upon onsurveyeo 'eu0s, y. u, H. r~o,'
nave been surveyeu my ss~ n HE' f HS ~ de-
HAY hA IN TnAA II UHhA txWO1 IN Wv
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

Land OAee 1t Devils Lake, DekoeA,l
Notios IL hsreby gtysn that tns following
named settler hAs Ated notice At his inte1,tiol
20 make Anal prool IN rppon q eie sLstH
udae and ex-o1ncio sterk II ~ probate sour
Ear Bottineau county. D. r.. 1t bosaioeea. D
JoHN MeiRTHUR.
y. =. No. 80, for the VIZ NE< go -
SWA SEC q. F. 10. u. i.
he names the following witnessed 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, sDd saRiva
fisyid WiIiamson. John Mckay, Jane.
Fleming. j. I'm ". white. al Of bottinssu
Bottineou ca. Dek.
q allowance Of aueh proof, or who know Of
any substantial reason, under the law and "a
regulations Il the Interior Department, Why
uIch mr. of should not Be allowed. WIN oe
given N Opportunity At the n<ntsosse
gfaa and place to c~ruea~1xAEain1 the witneseei
f said slaimana and ; ofer svidsnes In re
.uttal uf that Submitted by claimant.
2s3 h. @. SPILNAN. RsgSstss.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

Ing townships surveyed, bat not In the
market are rapidly a,'ing up with . hardy.
industrious class Of settlers chiefly from
Canada. rhsrs remain thrice, township.
" over 10000 acres which lie mostly T.
The west and nerthwsst. = distance of.wsn.
~ or thirty miles, said to b asres Of tht
fertility, Which will no d~ub+ b
surveyed the coming sessso-sPlsnlid
opportunities for yosng nsa and wsnsr
sAd all who desire - make for shsnsslye
heOss in this healthy and hspssnsas pro
laeiss rsgiea.
The srst settlement in Bot.iussu esus.y
wsa made in toe suusasr Of 1882 BY . part,
Of ~f:Assdians; in 1854 the county wal organ
lied and in June 1885, when the oAiri4
census was taken. it contained a population.
OF 6i8; two-thirls Of which o. me from 10;
eign countries and eighty per cen. of thi
from Canada. Notwithstanding tbat i,
1887, thirteen townships we're taken from
bostinean county containing q population o:
over five hundred aad attached to o.hv.
counties. the remaining portion, according
to the assessors re,urns Of hast May showed
q population Of 1871, hsine- An INCREASE o.
1877 Pc ess. in three years and BY
the vsts east in Sevsnbsr last aesorainx to
the rate prevalent in the territory. a. in.
erssss Of over 70 per seat in shs six meat: .
prscssding the hast election or a ~popv.xtica
1t The present time Of $500.
OF the climate Of Dske,a, especially ths
northern part OF ii, to- much cannot be sale
d i.epraiss: Though cold. very cold some
timss.-ths mercury getting asws As,ow
aero, occasionally ~ ie~ ~ 40 degrees = ye,
the atmosphere is dry. iuvigsrs,inx and ful
Of health and ifs-Giving properties. Diph.
shsris-> n.'arial md ch.erie fsvsrs,. thoet
dread georges sf tie eas,-havs 10 lodge.
~snt IN BastiAess eoaAty.
The Latest Asarss osshis suhtsot are .hes>
Of the tsrri,srisl esasxs Of 1855, whisa show
= death rate 81 nix aud ons.tsa.h in every
'Aoasana # ~ pspa!asisa. less than AM
sthsr state ~ territory il The United statss
1 s~enpssisoa with several state sslected .,
random frsa the u. s ssasas Of 1880 IL in.
tersssiss ~ showing Daks+a's sspsriasis,
II rssPset 70 thst essential slsusn. e oil.
nAtic eesaisies-salsbriey. By tho o. 8
census Of 1850 the rate Of mortality in r
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
Land Omss It Devils Lake, D. T J

baArVh Vb, k0UV.
Notice In hereby gwen that The fouswtne
named settler has Med notice II his Intention
~ make Anal proof In support Of his claim
and hat said proof. viii b nnsee oc1ofe tne
Judge and Ex-Onicio Clerk Of the Prohate
court foI Dottineau County, d. r., ~ Bot
sineau ON Ap-A 18th, TO-. vt1:
u. q. n. sea for the 3 *. ees =. ~ i62
r n. ~
He nAmes the faa4eWanG Witnesses 70 Dsovs
hiH continuous rt0i6enOe upon, Snd outlaws
tIon Of, sald land. Wis: John AaArthMr
aaanusi Holmes. NiehoAAa Aopso0 John
r. Turner; all q Botttnsan, B~ttansas
CoantyD. r.
ak II Bottinean Dottinsau County. :. r..
Any person who desires TO protect a0Ainsl
thsa allowance az such proof, or who knows o.
any substantial reason, under the nav AM
thu regulations Of tAs IntAy4or Department
why such prof shOuf0 not b AtloWoA, vii be
giv1n 90 opportunity At To eh0se mentionet
lme and paaes toesose.exantne The wttn1ees.
e msfd e!atmknt, and TO Oaer evidor0o n
robuttal Of that Submitted ~ slAanaat. ~
.-a,t .-;. - ~ +. q. .Hogist0r.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

EA 49, &LM& L ~ ~ IL
II q. DrILl1A1. 0eoistar.
Land O0soo ~ DsvAs Lsks, u.I.,l
1gOttss " hssshy giyse th6I e. foliowanG
ns1no1 Sot1loy has Ate1ono4teesf NJ tntsnHoA
- make 0NaA pe001 in 0nDpoSt Of hA6 OlAlAa,
9 no tles saaa pFOoT WIN y maAe before s
judge ana ox-o0asd0 clerk Of the pEObsts
sOnrtfos ootttneAu eOanty, p. Tat D0stansaa
u. Ton April I, NV, Vtns
Nicholas 1wno1n. f
D.S Nc. S1eA, for The ss10, I. 10, B.
. He names ne foliowins ~stnssass % provs
nis o~ontl1u0us Iesidenee ulont - oultfya-
tio0 q, satd sAn0, v1s: Jacob Euxnar. sam.
uel H,,lnlss. David Wl1iansoa, John ".
Kelly, al 81 B~ottiaeas, Dostinsaa Co, Oak.
Any psrSon who dealros 70 protest Ssalnst
the allowsnce oSsush proc, 81 wno knows Of
any 1ubstansialreesoo, undsrths law and the
regulation. Of the Interior DSpArtment, Why
such proOf should not IS slloWed. VIII 6e
given an opportunity ct the sAovs mentioned
time md place 70 crosa-s1anine ths witness
o. OF said claimant, D to o1sr evidence In
rebuttal OF that submitted ~ elaianant. S3O
I. a. 0p1LxAM. Register
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
Teaohers Institutes.

From circular receivsdty the CO. sspssfa.
tsndent Of public i~ustructioa, Ne cE:sr1s
that IN Institute has hsea aPpeinSsAs fr
Bottipean county. to ceDmcncsA t Bpl@itf1sa.
Msnday. April 9Th next with Pref. C.1Pisk.
s+t Is cosAuetor. This ID ths ,asss exkesis<
man whs conducted The insttsss laat AysAf
saA W viii - glad to welcome him bssk.
II isto be regretted that he siss ts = sts1s
i1 which . CT up : suits141 DrsGsan.
TIE county superiatesdssk 1s1sssr: .
squat 70 The ensergsacy. >>#sa 4
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

4 North pahsts school paper ~ seou
- b safAbiishsd al 0nftss. under the
nsnags0entSf Prof. Al Waeds. assisted b
prenissnt 1!en.glstsss from Al parts Of tn
Sta4o. that 3hs11sf b. This - . matte,
81 ispnsfaasssts. every tsashsr and an VIII
ase ipterestsdi In adncational matters. !,
will b. - 1AEdksins form aa1 issusd
northiy, except iaJaly and August. n,
4sst Aumbsr win appear 10 April Prize
Sl.00a ysar. sahsosfbs Sss a. AdArss.
1ditsv q "1hs Commo1 aeAo@l,. 0zafloi
y. p. e% ss:s%
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
Land Once a. DsviIx Lake. u. TIT.
N9oOnh n lH0n

Land of1ss q Devias 40, O:1.,1 ,
..~.s 5s.s-..E March II. leee. T. /
Notice n hereby giyOn tAo4 tAe fOlln11ng.
named settler haSded nlytscsof hhinA4aAton
TO make Anai pssrof in sAp3oS$ nf .hissaA1m.
ana that aid prnof will 10 na1e 4ei.es III
county, at RotttnAAu, OAK. On Ays1a - ~,
0xo10D rLE1cNHA
H,.se ii and i VIZ. NJ ID
|: No nanssa ~ following witsssass - prove
hia 4~nnki1uoUs rest0aoo0 Up11, Ao1ttvA,
ion OF. satd hn1, Vis: Neil MeInnis,
Ja mes 4. Baoon, Alexander AaalAy and
Mathew Harriaon. al q 1ottinse1, 0ottin'
eau County DIT. z
.,... RAwjKt6r. 4
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
LAND orrIcs At DEvltsLAK1D .. ~

IAnn OryrcE At DEVILS LAKE, d. r.,
- ete March ~, lAeo a ~
No%roe a hess1y given tkAt the foliosinr:
nasae6 settaor has AIelno&Iee0f hie intentiI
70 nakA dnal prVo( In support Of his $780,
and lhaf aid p4Ouf Will b made he1oee TT
cierk " the district csyart In and for HLSs
tinean oo&nty. IT BOtttneaa.- Oak.. % Ma
WEA1LEs wA1ooN.
y. g No - iur the = " ksssss1s9N1sN
IL names ~ lpalewing szf.a1ls1.AS1tsM
his ceutinuous rel1snMAs spss Esd esaiys.
tiop 81 saad hnA,,, viz ArshiS xkstsar,
William Hall, Rrepk CatAro anA OsssEs
Mishis. ~ o. Bs4dnssa. Botsisesa soss1
Oak. ~ M.
And yos, Jamss 4. 5oaasou, WHO O. Afassh
alss 1851 Alcd q. q. No 3yel5 % sa&d land, aFO
h1reby notiAe6 - A1Pear 81 time N
place above mentioned and y Capse N
any thsre Be, Why the sid Charl1 watson
should mot Be ellcweA 70 moks proof and
payment for said land. .1 eEt
Aay psrsoa VINO desires to pfotest Agatnst
the aiOwanee Of such proof, or who kcswsot
any suhssanaial reason, under the lsw md
tho regulations Of The Interior DspArtn&It,
| Why sueh proof should not to allowed, Nil
be given an opportunity at tho ahevs nsn-
toned time md place to c~rsss-ex4nias the
| Witnesses oy said claimant. and . c6sr syi.
| deucs In rshuttalef that sabn11e1 by slA,w
ant l24S9) E. 9. spiINAx. kerister.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

The governor hss sppsintsd J. NJ. Bailey
Of Sioux Falls Janitorial rsssursr-au OF.
asl.snt appointusns. MIR Bailey il one Of
he most energetic and successful young
business men and baukers in tbs territory;
VA n Of the ten delegates to the Chicago
convention. asd Is the son Of Judge Bailey,
n Of Chicago . most highly resp>,ted CHI
Iaus.-Bismarck Tribune,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
Land 0mes at Devils Take, IAlesas.l
ssy-t-FF ..ts2 "a. 3. March -. TT.

Land Once st Devils Lake, kA1Eess,l g.,
n p ssy-rrEi .tss d. March q, lt0o. B..
Notice 10 hersby gtvea thaa 81 fon 1,ne
named settler hae Aied nUttOeof IL intentioS
n make Anal proof in seppolt q hia claim,
and that said proof viii b made before the
Clerk Of he District OpasS for HotkiDsau
g, 81 Bottineaa, D. f., On Apsl nh.
E}f- 0no10E A. foO1. .5,
=; No, aS4e. Tor the y y, . " Il, ne u.
. W. sec s. .wp 1877, RI n.
He namss the folloWlAg w1Gneasse 70 prove
bis continuous rssiAense upon. and cultivn-
ton IT said land, vis: -
slewis Raemussen, y,Ahn A. Scott, Jaooh
Cnopsr And Richard Williams, sl q Dottin,
eau. Botttnsau county. Oak. = 80
Any person VINO desires o psnAest against
the q sueA pssof, Of who Knows ii
any SUBSTANTIAL reason. pn0ee tbs nav and
thu regulations At the interior DSpartment
Why sueh proof should n b. allowed. VII
% given an opportunity ct the Abnvo NEW.
toned time and place 10 oroesemmine ~
witnesses Of aaid claimant. and 70 oGOr svi-
d:nss " rsssttsl: - that aabmitteA ~
~: ssSs 4. q. sPrLnAn, nes4seer.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
Non-Partisanehip.

The people Of Bottineau county,
Under tho 90 called omnibus bill,
which we published last week. will
Dor be called upon to elect delegates
10 = convention, to meet at Bismsrck
on the 4sh, o.'July next, TO fame a
constitution for the coming state Of
North Dakota. It is gratifying aid
eommeudable, as showing = desire
and a carability to rise above the
spirit Of party, to see tie preas eener.
ally, recommending non.part;san
conventions. Even that most stall
wart Of republican sheets, the Devils
Lake Iuter.O Ocean, comedies the
necessity ofseoaing to the convention,
men possessing brains. hbsrality Of
views, education, training and IN IN.
prejudiced mind" Waxing elo.
queut, it says:-
The men sent should be the Eohlsst
Romans Of than all; men who have no
hobbies, NJ axes to grind. and who are Of a
calm, Judicial mind, who can listen to
reason aud are osoahlc Of judnug what will
be Of the grestes. good 10 tho creates.
number.
We call attention to the fact that
in the make up of the convention,
Congress itself had regard - the
principle here advocated aud ineor.
poratsd in tie bill, the system Of
minority representation, thereby
evincing its win, 50 far - /. could,
that the first convention to form the
state should b. non.partissn, ar a.
least that the rights Of the minority
should be respected. Which party il
10 . minority l. questioned by good
many-of this more hereafter, when
tho district apportionmsnt shall have
bssn made.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

The istss. proposed district sppeetisn
nsnt for dslesases to the eoastisu,ioasl
eouvsaiou, places Be.tinssu ia with Ward
and AsHsary ssautiss. Evw then, '.ys
great and eminent men" come forth and let
the people know your qualities. Ths Pho
EEsa will give yoo = boost for ten cents
linz.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

We notice that Col. Lounsbsrry ~ho ~as
the Dakota Rliter Of the NsnnsApolis III
bune. has bssn appointed = special agent in
the lsnd department, presumably 10 take
H. place 0 held by Major Eas.Asly. We
e~osgxstulate tho Colonel. ,.A :
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

There are sen fractions in township l84 along the innrEstional boundary hne
averaging I mIs. in width, Or bout 100 quarter sections an but three Of which are
vsosnt. Pour towns as surveyed hst net yt ready for fling N. Three an hssvi ,
|imbsrsd very desirable. Two miles north Of the boundary line in range 70, sx@nsi
coal fields arc so~ being developed by The Canadian Pacific Railway . ready solution
Of the fuel question. when the timber ofthsn ountsins shall hsvs dsapps.ssd. for wh..
son the Canadian side may b fosnd also On the American. -*.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
Anncuncsnene

t,~. AnnouncsDent. i:ts
The Teachers institute under authority Of
the Territorial Board OF educaslnn. viii be
held In the schoolhOuse ut BottineAN Alrinx
~ wsek segining
MsadAy, April sth issa.
j. TIA s-eestoss will begin daily At . osesosk
standard tune. The evenings. win beAe-
voted 70 lectures, &C., TO be an1os4ee1 lstsf,
An tsAchers shall consider tn aano1nse-
mens due notice to attend, - rssv3lA2 b
SEQ, % and g al the school law.
FRED ". CA1E1o,
County superintendent Of Schooaa.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

Only think Of It, WY down In Puritani-
cal New Ingisnd-in tbs state ef New
Hsnpaairs, the proassassonists sustained At
crushing defeat in do recent effort to
snsraft sprohisitery elaasst IN The eenssitu-
ton
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

In Botdneau County, Dakota, as Shown BY the Books and Maps
in the United States Land Office, at Devils Lake, Dakota,
FEBRUARY First. 1880.

The following infsrnaHoA esnssrnag the vssntandi in this region ofrish and varied
resources Is reliable. There 10 no rGnresd land here. Every quarter section is available
sxespS, sections l6 ad 80. for sshsl purposes and before survey, nones are exempt from
= squatsrs right Thas are 80 sections O IA quarter sections in reach township. For
maps. panphlas and eAr i.hrusion, sddres. the BornnzAu PosxEs, Bo"nsss D r:
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

- ET ~ /
Well fDone,, eoo4, suds tFaataful..
.Trt6sss ir,e,tiireemnussinat~ fftrs.nuai:# olffioss Of the
Hon q: !. MfCorppaaek q secretary
asf the gtarrissxy, j. made the subject
Of considerabls pablic comment, en-
phasized bScsdss u the unseeminl
hasss which ssslatsa the adminiist,ra.
on Is % rlspeetefh issxik While
! tissnstso be doabtsdot spaisd iha,
lA.ssndnasnoe iissfscs b. tboss o
itically hostilsEt sths ruling power, is
not dssirable--and generally speaking
it ia not the democratic method
there are aco1lsssies to
be observed, especially where the
circumstances ofasses.e justify and
demand h-such = case is that Of Nc.
Cormssk and it is worthy Of mention
that the respectable portion If the
republican press and those who have
the welfare Of the republican party At
heart, unite in condemning the indie.
oorously summary removal Of the eff.
cient sx.secretary. The GRAND
FoAks HERALD With a nanliness quite
At variance with the act complained
Of, see in it a souroe Of danger to the
party iu North Dakota. The NORTH
WEST News has the following con.
corning it:
Gilbert A. Pierce has made himself solid
with oil McCormask'a friends BY refusing to
enter into the scheme Tor his summary 70.
useval st q time when The ofkos could fsast
spare him Gov, Pierce said that Mr..
Ne WA - gentleman, an honest
omcial, ef6eisnt snd worthy Of rctsn'iou for
meritorious service" While hs had no
complaint against a.sA:sdson, he eould not
become q party 10 a public ipdscsney and
adroas. AZ k.ner 70 Pierce for this.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28

ssr-rsEAu roe,srE

Il takss In the westerly half o. these
Ds.asains has an area Of 1850 squsts. miles
d ever 10000 acres, Of which ninrsscn
townships Or 4s7.7s0 acrea havs hesn sn-.
1aa 30, 40 asr,is havs sorae into
market ani 81 ~hicb asar.y l75.o00scfre
have hsss s~apspprsassd u ssats.s snder
the land laws = .eAPpsAss " ther - II q
~ - 41kssa q Dss1ls LAkA Thsssnaan-
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
NJ O.. Z: TIBBIT6,
COLLNTlON"aaLOAN BROKER
/. -. Fu,ns Leans q Speciality.
,3ottineau. '1E OAkote,
P1NA1 O
3ottineau, ,

Notices Of 6aal proof must - paid for
i,efore affidavit Of Pahlisssiss viii ssis.
sued from chs o1se.
The eh.rgss are: Per siasls .s<tss 81
lnal proof, S; consolidated sosiees, "a
ssei; es.tsst a,a tinhsr s1lturs nss3ses, >6.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
TUE TURTLE a,s11nl:'
The Paradise of the Stock Grower
Their Varied Resources yet
in Their Infancy

Considerable has bssn written rSsard!ns
the TuRrLs MOUNTAINS q Daketa,
" but there still exists more or Less
ioabt and uncertainty - to thsi. extent And
character and also that Of the country sur
rounding It and it 10 the purpose Of this
artisls 70 furnish such i~nfsrntin. derived
frsn personal obssr walton - we'll ~ from thA
izuresofsAsosasss Of 1855, the sssssser'sr re
turns Of 1883 ssd the U. 6. land oihcs. ~
will dispss all doubt heretofore sassrtsiasd
On the subject Of this the nSst pisturssqae
resioa Of Dakota. fer while the Tarsls
Mountain region 10 ons Of the 6sst known,
i. il 1t the same time the least known; the
after because Of the fast tia, the resource,
that are in iss eesl beds. clay pits. sseas
lssrriss, ni,srsl aprinys and pessshas iron
nine. are Is 70. undsvsloped.
In respect 70 that in which il - tss,
known, il lays saaiss 70 superiority because
VI the prod~s,iveosss Of its soil and th<
stesdy. sturdy character Of ito inhAbitAnts
The best quality Of wheat - raised iaeBot'
tinsa. esansy aud for which i sssk the frs'
prsniun ovsr IL. Samples a spsiay wheat
" ~sxhibisioo q the New Orleans exposition
" 1855. Il II also = be noticed that ,
sample If the Number ono hard for vhiei
oaly Uake&a il celebrated, which VA rsiasd
By JeAa anu David Dinwseaie at the foot o.
these noantains last year. will b SAINT t.
the exppsi,ioo to b held this year .: Psris
PyAnS<.
1hsss nssntains cover Al Area Of abou'
1870 square nilss-Abeut thirty By tttl
:uiles-sy far The larger portion Of which
,nipe within ,hsliniss e Dakota And wholly
within the eeantsss sf RoIs<se and BS,tiAssa
IN ~ extreme nosshwsstern osrnsr sf III
,ss,lsd porsiea 4 the territory in the Dsvi''
lake hna district. 6svsral If thess
mountain tswsshiPs have bsss surveyed
within tie past two years hyu 3. Ssrvsys'
II. G. Grssns. ~hs - biz report rsssasly
:naAls q ths land department. 81 W~sshinStos
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at this time. it should not in any view

at this time. it should not in any view
exceed IS 900. -.
The petition then proceeds to charge.
that inasmuch as noIone has appeared
on behalf of the common schools, that
the fund is likely to be greatly drum
ished by said claims made against it;
and that the appearances of some one
for thu common schools is rendered alb
solutely necessary to the ends of jus.
tice: and the fact that the commits
sioner of common schools of this Ter
ritory is employed by said receiver
against the interests of said schools,
and that the United States Attorney
for this Territory, is also
EMPLOYED AGAINST THE COMMON SCHOOLS,
and that the receiver himself is an Off
car of the United States, and that they
are claiming that by compromise the
said schools have already been deprived
of large portion of the proceeds OF
said lands. and that those proceeds
have become the property of the United
States, furnish additional reasons for
permitting the trustees of district
schools to appear in this proceeding.
Wherefore. the petitioners pray AS
follows: THAT they may be m ade par
ties to such proceedings, or that they
mey be allowed, by their solicitor or
otherwise, in order to defend and pro-
tect the interests of the common schools
they represent and preserve so much of
the fund az may belong to said schools
and that such other trustees of district
schools as may wish to come in may
also be made parties or allowed to ap
pear. and that your petitioners may be
allowed to produce evidence to prove
and substantiate the facts stated in this
petition. and that petitioners may have
such other and further relief as to equity
belongs, and as to this court may ap
pear to be equitable"
Signed and sworn to by 7 G. Bailey,
chairman board of trustees. Seventh
School District; Rudolph Aft, chair
man board OF trustees, Eighth School
District; j. F. Mlllspaugh. secretary
board of trustees, Twelfth School Dis
trict
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All eyes we're then centered upon
Judge BoremaR. His face had been
mmovable during the entire time occu-
piediin the reading by Judge Judd. He
merely announced that he dissented
from the majority opinion of the court,
but had not had tins to write it out.
He will probably file it to-day or to-
N OrrOw.
THIS ENDED ALL INTEREST
in the court proceedings, and the audi
ence filed slowly out. A few minutes
later, THE HRRALD's EXTRA, CONTAINING
brief announcement of the facts in the
case. was being read by hundreds upon
Main and other business streets, and
the news was being eagerly discussed
wherever it became known. The great
Queries with all were: What will the
next step bar And where, now, will
this contempt business eud2 How
will the trustees meet the charge they
will be compelled to face this morning?
Application OF these questions to var
ious members of the bar elected but
one answer, or more correctly, two an
swers. The first one was: q don't
know" and the other: "IlI be ---
if 1 have the slightest idea" ut is a
case" said one. "entirely without prece-
dent. Like the patient mule. it has no
pride OF ancestry and nc hope of pos
teritY."