Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-25
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A crew of Western Union linemen
came in this morning to begin the NOV
ing of the telegraph office.
Sheriff Knudson of Nelson county
brought a prisoner in to the %penitentiary
on this mornings train.
Attorney Glaspell of jamestown came
in on this mornings train, to argue the
Gage-Fisher case for the appellant.
Judge Corliss of the supreme court
came in from Grand Forks today to join
| Judges Wallin and Bartholomew in the
hearing Of cases here.
W. A. Kerr, police judge of the city of
Minneapolis, came in On this mornings
train, with his friend Attorney Spooner.
to remain a day or so in the city.
Sheriff Eddy of jamestown has
turned over Mike Gllhooley to the
pen authorities. Gilhooley comes up
from jamestown and gets one year.
A. G. Lack has resigned his position
with P. G. Remington and goes east in a
week or so. His friends here will regret
to see him leave the city, but wish him
success wherever he may locate.
Judge Winchester and Stenographer
futile left for Williamsport this morn
ing to hold court. Several local at
torneys went down also to look after
cases.
F. Glen Nation has been appointed
Indian agent at Fort Berthold. Mat
toon was formerly a clerk at the agency.
Mrs. Josephine Crow of Minneapolis
IS years old, mother of Mrs..Amos Rob.
idou, arrived yesterday and will remain
all winter with her daughter.
L.. N. Griffin left yesterday morning
for Fairhaven, Wash, accompanied by
Miss Hannah Griffin of this city who
will spend the winter there.
The moving of the telegraph off CO
was begun today, and the work will last
for several days. There is a considerable
amount of paraphernalia to be NOV ed,
and many wire changes to be made from
the old to the new building. The latter
part of the week will see the office in
shape in its new location.
Attorney Glaspell of jamestown has
placed an attachment on a section of
land in Foster county, belonging to E.
L. Whitford, formerly of Bismarck.
Whitford had a condemnation suit with
the 500 road, and Glaspell was his at
torney. The suit was settled recently,
and Glaspell attaches the land for his
fees. -.. ..-.
The county commissioners have ap-
pointed E. S. Pierce and A. D. WEIGH as
deputies treasurer, to assist in the COL
lection OF delinquent personal property
taxes. The commissioners have also in
structed the states attorney to apply to
the United States court for an order
compelling the receivers of the Northern
Pacific to pay the taxes on Northern
Pacific lands for the years 1898 and 1894.
It is said an application is soont to be
made to the governor for the pardon of
Agnes Balwin, the only female convict
now in the penitentiary. She was sent
up from Devils Lake for seven years, for
the killing of Jack Kenny, in q drunken
row, in which Kenny was killed, his
body mutilated, and buried in the yard
near the Baldwin woman's house.
Judge Thomas has handed down q de-.
clsion in the case of the farmers vs.. the
North Dakota Milling Association in
favor Of the plaintiffs. When the associ-
alton went into the hands Of q receiver
it owed North Dakote farmers about
$4,000. They will now get this amount
if there is enough wheat in the elevators
upon which they hold tickets, it not
they will be paid pro rata the same as
other creditors.
Chief of Police McGillis and Sheriff
Mcdonald Of Mandan arrested u