The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-02-14
DAKOTA GLRAslsos.
From Exahannea.

Tho Sanborn county alliance will build and
operate creamery next season.
Fargo Touring mill turns out az average OF
three hundred and Fifty barrels Of -four per day.
Williams bill requiring public institutions
10 burn native coal, p assed tke House last
week.
Wiekham's bill creating a labor holiday, was
amended, making 1t the frat Monday in June,
and passed.
Cassslton offers I'D acres Of land for the
permanent location OF the North Dakota state
fair in that city.
1t 10 estimated that Goo, GEO bushels OF seo..
wheat will he needed TO help out the drouth
stricken sufferers of North Dakota.
An appropriation OF eSS442 has been asked
for tn" maintenance, wages Of employees, i'm
nrovements, etc, Of the North Dakota Insane
asy lum at Jamestown.
GoIrmifsary Sergeant Geo. W. Perkina, Of
Fort Randall, will, upon tho arrival Of Com
n'ssary Sergeant Benjamin Brlsall, be trars.
tarred to Fort Prmblna. N. n.
A bill las passed. the North Dakota legie!c-
ure compelling commercial agencies to
Irposit 100000 with the state treasurer he.
FORE doing any business in the state.
According to the Plaindealer the city Of
'irand Forks is q silent partner to two houses
u i'll fame in that city and shares tho profits
TO the extent Of $1,000 or $l,2CO per annum.
Tho lottery bill has passed the senate by a
vote Of 22 TO s. 1t ia claimed that it will re-
'Aive IN the assembly at least 4S votes and
robaby 81. thus ensurinR Its passage with
;he emergency clause attached.
W.. Cummings, we'll known travelling
man Of Fargo, died suddenly Of heart disease
in tho Sheridan house In Bismarck. He leaves
wife and one child. The deceased had *1O,-
900 life insurance, which will 90 TO his wife.
Burlington Reporter: It Is quite noticeable
hat the majority Of the intelligent news papers
II North Dakota are asking that tho legislature
ass laws to govern the freight Rates on native
"oal. 1t is only fair that such thing should
lie DONE
New Rockford Transcript: Tho bank OF
Sanborn has ''cllnbsd the golden STAIRS" and
hs cashier with about $4,000 is rusticating iu
.ha Dominion with the colony Of ''selecr' ex-
U. s. citizens. All the bsuk's property has
.pan attached.
The supervising architect OF tho treasury
VAS recommended that public building ho
r"cted at Grand Forks, N. d.. to cost $l25 .GGv
II the Tn It'd STATES court is located in that city
nd $l0CGO II it Is not. Senator Pierce hopes
"g't the appropriation.
1 okovn
'rea, and tho work is 10 be done in the month
IT June: For every living person, :! conts; fer
teatf, Cents; for every firm, Is cents; fti
very factory, 20 cents; for every veterans
Sidow, s cents; in special cases al enulnera
or may he paid BY the day, not to exceed 50;
Northwest News: year ago all the papers
we're hoWlinR for law to publish the laws In
the newspapers. Senator Mccormack intro
uced I'LL allowing 25c. per squaro nonpar-
,sl to each paper. THIS would cost tho stale
hout $4,000, but 1t would bring tho laws be-
'ore everybody. Let all Tho papers dcmand its
passage.
-dsu fb6n tnS Noril Dakoia bonrd q exam exam
.rrs which will conduct tho competive px.
animation for QUE cadet each at West Poin
nd Annapolis. The board will bo Prof
,lacnle, Dr.. Wheeler and John Cochrane, al
fGrand Forks. The date OF Tho cxanina alton
40 been flied at Grand Forks, March 18th
nd 18th.
Jamestown Abort: The hill requiring the
''lnty treasurer to deposit the funds In tho
ank bidding the highest rate Of interest, is Il
III that many think will 'efldauger tho safety
I the funds. A bank with small capital eau
6rd to bid higher for funds to loan out to
'ustolhers. Should disasters come aud bonds
h"n fail, the county would run the risk Of
.psing ALL and become a victim OF It's own
upidtY.
Courier: Our senators seem 10 be "cuttins
Fl their nose to spite their face" They arc
lying to cut down the attorney general =
, :'lary from $4,000 to $1,000, all because be
ave his opinion to the effect that the senators
.uld not draw any per diem during their late
recess. We had AN ldea that level headed
zen had been elected to the senate Instead Of
lot Of babies. 0ucss we are mistaken.
Ntorney General Goodwin will not change
"s opinion for little game Of bluff.
House Bill No. PCS. a bill for an act to reg
Ilate warehouses, Inspection, weighing and
landling OF grain introduced by Mr.. Bowen, is
'lle OF tho most important bills introduced
his session. It provides for the establishment:
4 system Of grading Of North Dakota s
vord.renowned grade OF wheat aud protects
North Dakota's interests therein BY tho estab
iishmout Of export markets ut all our ports o.
export, thus maintaining our supremacy ant
building up business Of our own and keep
ing the cost Of inspection at homo. 1t is cs,i
mated that SIS, 900 can thus be kept IN thu
STATE, besides all incidental advantages arisin:
.herefI0ul.
F. B. Fsncher in Fargo Argus: Times wi
II ue better for tho farmers In ths near future
p W. think the dry spell Is about over. Don
+ 'ave much faith In irrigation in this country
| think more Of this country than ever did
like the country and l Ike the climate
: fhere can man go to better himself3 u,
slfe writes Ine from Michigan that the farmer
> re- doing no better aud not so well AZ Mort!
! Dakota farmers. She Says the weather is un
'earable, and longs to get back to the purI
; sir and brigh: sunshine Of Uaketa.
The reverse and subsequent hardslips OF ,h'
'ast year will prove blessing In Disguise t,
'nr people. Merchants will be moro caution
buying aud selling; machinery men Vii
'ot try to supply tho earth in ono season
'arners will raaliza that they cnuuot buy al