Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-03-24

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Harbor. His arst trip to Washburu will
be made 10 soon as the river 10 clear Of
ice. Captain Strom lie we'll known to
the business men Of this section, and we
beepeak for him an abundant and lucra.
tive trade.
No one has yet been appointed as Gus.
todian OF the capitol building, in the
place Of Farmer Wallace. The board
which possesses the appointing power,
the governor, secretary Of state and
auditor, have not yet held a meeting to
decide to whom the position shall be
given. In fact they say they are getting
on very we'll without any person at
present-the subordinates being quite
efficient.
1t was a noticeable coincidence that
as Representative Simpson stepped of
of Sundays train Governor Shortridge
stepped aboard and went east. Simpson
says that while his constituents felt hurt
at the governors action in vetoing the
Stark county bill, they have something
else to do besides brood over the fact,
and if the governor should visit Dickin-
son he would meet with the reception
his distinguished position merits.
About the only injury that can come
from the sudden and unexpected turn
taken in the p~enitentiary matter is the
anguish Of feeling in the breasts Of
those who expected to gain additional
political power through empty promises
OF penitentiary patronage = which
anguish will be equaled only by the dis
gust of those promised-when they come
to compare notes and find how many
were ION the string" for the same thing.
The board of control of the capitol
have ordered the necessary fixtures for
q new vault in Treasurer Nomland's
Office. The Diebold Lock Co. will fur
nish the doors and Mason Webb will put
in the brick work. This is an addition
to this Office that has been needed for
some time and will relieve the state
treasurer of many a nights un~eas;ness
over the danger from fire, etc., of the
large amount of bonds deposited in his
hands.
Alice T. Gilbert, wife of z. Gilbert,
the Mandan photographer. died at her
home in Mandan Sunday morning of
heart trouble. The body Of the deceased
passed through to Iowa City last even.
ing in charge Of Rev. J. R. Deckard, the
husband of the deceased being confined
to his bed, too i'll to make the journey.
The death is especially sad, as the mar
riage, thus sadly dissolved, occurred on
the 23rd of February last, less than a
month ago.
The appraisal Of the Fort Rice reser-
walton has been discontinued for the
present, as the approach of spring and
the consequent filling of the draws, valleys
and coulies with water has rendered the
prosecution of the work impossible. The
members Of the board, Messrs. Harmon,
Welsh and Peabody have been in the
city for several days and expect to be
able to complete the work Of appraisal
in about two weeks, after they are
enabled to start in upon the work again.
Jamestown Alert: A new time card
will soon go into effect on the Northern
Pacific, but the date is not definitely
known. Superintendent Wilson was in
st. Paul recently arranging for the same
with reference to this division. The Pa.
cific mail, which will be the fast train,
now due here at 5:35 a. M, will arrive at
$50 p. M, giving tourists q chance to
see the country by daylight. No. 8 will
be put on and will arrive from the east
at $50 q. m. Train No. 4, the Atlantic
mail, will have very little, if any, change
made in its time. Train No. 2 will leave
at 4:4O a. m. This is about an hour ear
lier than its old schedule time before it
Was taken off last fall. It ls not known
whether any change will be made in the
time of trains No. land 8 or not.
popular Edition. of the Session Laws
in pamphlet form will be out and ready