The Dickinson press., 1895-04-06
From the State press.

As a rule the Press of North Da.
kota endorses Governor Allin's &C.
ton in vetoing the appropriation
bills. There are. of course, others
whose endorsement no honest imam
would desire, and u few who are
mistaken, but who will revolve into
line-late.. Fargo Argus.
Governor Allin cut down the ap.
preparation bills to such an extent
that tho university and the two nor
NAL schools will have to he closed at
the end of the current term. This
was Il severe remedy to apply, but
the situation demanded it and we
are glad that Governor Allin had tho
moral courage to do the right thing.
He saved nearly enough by his We.
toes to pay off the deficiency left by
the late populist administration
Mandan Pioneer. .
The democratic News.Times at
Grafton is disguised. 1t says: 1.-THE
Grand Forks Plaindealer has evi.
IDENTIFY got wheels. There is such u
thing rs going too far, and even
those who enjoy a stake off, become
%disgusted if plasterod on too thick.
The Pioneer Press made Ignatius
Donnelly popular, and the Plaindeal.,
er's TRADE upon Gov. Allin is too
much of u good thing all ut once to
prove substantial. To be candid it
is out of place and visionary.
The Grand Forks Plaindealer is
making some vicious attacks on tho
governor because of its love for ed.
ucation-and His Excellency closed
the state university. Grand Forks
people are noted for their love Of ed.
ucation. We once heard of u man
who sent his child away to school
and gave his note for $40O-and re.
pudiated the note. Governor Allin
thinks differently.-Forum.
The Mandan Pioneer, says an ex.
change, throws cold water on the
Bismarck fort anticipations by stat.
ing that the army officials at Wash.
ington regard the amount of the ap.
preparation. S225, 900, too small for
the establishment of two forts and
1t is not likely that anything will DO
done until congress makes a larger
provision for the work. Mandan
says the arguments in favor of plac.
ing the post OH the west side of the
river are unanswerable and AS the
location is to be in the discretion of
the army officers, the best location is
going to govern. The law says the
location shall be Sat or near the
city of Bismarck"
Gov. Allin has shown his back.
bone by cutting down the appropri.
ations for the various state institu.
tions. The total cut is about $l21,.
600, or IL third of the whole. 1t is
unfortunate that the state univer.
sity and the two normal schools will
be compelled to close for awhile; but
neither the governor nor any other
man a squeeze blood from a tur.
nip. The executive will receive the
thanks of every quarter.section tax.
payer in the state, regardless of
gangs" Tor the purse he has taken.
The legislature left the governor in
u three.ply dilemma; 6tt he has
come out of it in a way that will
suit nine.tenths of the paople.-Em.
mons County Record.
M. L. Parker will return to Dick.
inson Friday, having completed ar.
rangements yesterday afternoon te
open a clothing store in jamestown
in connection with w. G. Tubbs Of
st. Paul. The firm will be Parker
& Co, and Mr.. Parker the residen,
manager. He expects to close out
his business ut Dickinson the com.
ing month and open in this cit,
about May LIST. The storeroom il
tho Greene block has been secured
and will be extensively remodeled tt
accommodate the new firm. A new
front will be put in and the building
fitted up in metropolitan style
While the clothing field is alread,
we'll occupied, and few towns in TIN
northwest can show up better stores
in that line than Jamestown, Nj
Parker believes the opening here
good one and will be cordially wei
coined by his old friends in the city
jamestown Alert.