Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-04
Between the Two Opposing Factions
of the Burleigh County Inde-
pendents.
The Test Case Comes Up Before
Judge Winchester N
Chambers.
A Counter Charge Filed and the
Case Is Put Off Till Next
Tuesday.
Disturbing Elements.
From Sundays Daily.1

circles. The two factions Of the great
calamity party caunot reconcile them
selves, one to the other. It is a con-
tinuation of the same fight which has
been on ever since High Priest Barry
with a few mugwumps and several
democrats, SC snubbingly ignored the
local independent leaders, and meeting
at the court house m Saturday after
noon, some weeks ago, Endorsed the
local democratic ticket. Then followed
the nomination of the other independent
ticket, and since that time there has
been trouble brewing in the two camps.
The political skies of the calamityites
have been darkened by the clouds of
.dlssension, the sullen muttering of the
thunder of factional luminosity has long
foreboded a storm, and the opening gust
came when Auditor Avery was cited,
last Wednesday, by F. D. Andrews, to
show why the last Independent ticket
placed in nomination should appear on
the official ballot.
The interested parties appeared before
Judge Winchester in chambers, at a
little past two o'clock yesterday after
moo There we're present the COM
plainant, Andrews, and his attorney,
George w. Newton; H. F. Wogan, one of
the prominent local Independents; Joseph
E1v no~lsloto f1p state oonof0r IN tho
ticket, whose legality is assailed, and
his attorney, Alex. Hughes; States At
torney Register, and County Auditor A.
R. Avery.
When the case was called General
Hughes arose and asked leave to present
a petition in behalf of Joseph Fox, who,
he said, would be deeply affected by the
outcome of the case. MI. Newton i'm
mediately objected to this, saying that
Avery was the person cited to appear to
show cause, and that the intervention of
Fox was irregular. Nh. Hughes then
cited authorities to show that Fox, being
a deeply interested person, had, by law,
the right to intervene, and after a dis
cussion on the subject Judge Winchester
decided to allow him the right to come
in and be heard.
Mr.. Newton then said that a copy of
the petition presented by Fox's attorney
must be served On him, and he be al
lowed to prepare an answer, provided he
should decide so to do. This, of course,
necessitated a discussion as to when
these preliminaries could be arranged,
and finally the hearing of the case wal
put off until 7:30 Tuesday evening next.
The substance of Fox's petition as
presented by MI. Hughes is that the
ticket upon which Fox's name appears
is the only recognized Independent
ticket in the county, and was the only
one nominated by proper and legitimate
officers and members of the local indie
pendent organization, and alleges the
illegality of the other ticket, and asks
that it be striker from the official bal
lot, beng ar exact counter charge to the
action ~instigated by Andrews. As the
case and circumstances are new the de-
cision will be watched with interest.
Burnt Creek School,.
Miss Alice Joy a just finished a sue
cessful term of six months school, and
the following program was rendered by
the scholars at Mr. Klawitter's place
Oct. %:
soog, .Ame .!Ss w,.o; BY the School DOL!
Recitation, You Had Better Stay at Home
Recitasi9p, If i Aniybody's business" hizsie Joy
s seoitati %s! l. M he Ice Pond" Mlh Ina Joy jey
Rssitstion,, Your Mothers the Best Friend
.so Yon' ys S"t Beside the Sea-" B 'Isns K klawittsr
f Dialogue, ~ :s1 sss'' Twain sni 9s and the inter aas"'s'sf
Recitation s'izs;" "Dlivs the Nail z z4is% s Is ses S $'a", 10Y
Recitation. Little Boy Blue"
Song. pulling Hard Against the Stream"
Recitation, IF Ye Will Lave Me Alone"
Reading. 1.-THE Mysterious Guest. Mamie Joy
Song, 'sfhey Borrow. But Never Return,
Recitation. Little Drops Of Water. Helen Joy
Recitation, "Farmer John'..... Harry Klawitter
Song, Farewell Till We Meet Again" =,
Through the kindness of Mrs.
Klawitter and Mrs. Joy refreshments
we're served, and a very pleasant sur
prise party was given to Miss Lena and
Berdie Klawitter, whose birthdays we're
the same day. Dancing was INDUCED
in until a late hour, and everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves very much.
Puck.
Opening.
Messrs. Stevens & Williamson desire
to announce that they have opened a
first-class restaurant in the Macnider
building, opposite the TRIBUNE, and are
prepared to furnish the best board by
the day, week OF meal. An invitation is
extended to everyone to call and see
than.
Purity and wholesomeness are the
physicians, endorsement Of Angostura
Bitters, manufactured by DR.. J. g. B.
Siegert & Sons. At all druggists.