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The Lamar register., 1895-03-09
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seuate.-scve<al bills were ~
without other action
At the afternoon session tbs M
establish thc indeter1ufnats ss--
was discussed at length. but % =
taken,
HOUSE The Senate amsni-ss.
the Warren antina- blu EerV }
currtsd In
II. II a0. Hollcuh-s,k. c1aoaruiat
Ice % summons ON cnTTorauous I.
third reading. also II b VI. CrssI
latinE to public printing and II r
Morrcll. providing for the re.ls,rt
Of county poor.
II. n sid Macomher. % chanu.
location Of the Sal1icr-' and ;, 4
Home. was rrad a Third uns !
passed. as well a. II. b III. Rtsl
providing FOR the appoiutmcni < /
perintendsui Of iTrtEatiau
some minor amendments were A
% II n ga. Humphrey. - eaA1
diseases af hee-. one being that a
tiun % a suspected Hplary D. mt5t
tween May and September l. Il !
rsA@scd third reading
II. u. a.. by Randall vas pazsiss
In committee % the wholc the "a
relief Of the Bee Keepers Asssca1
was favorahly reported
Next was II n 70. inweA u
tabllsh a hearyf u nnsn7r and szgsI
for state Institutions Tue bin "a
save $1,000 or $500 a. the s4is
Mr.. Lowell spoke a. ieugth . d
of the measure. showing In VI:
careless manner the hus'ness x
state institutions Is now c1niucir4
The nrst section WAS alauird zn1
committee rs~c-
Mr.. Minor presented q Ietis1a Q
boulder county. with Sio sisHatzfsS
favor of II. Il. Isl. Miiier &c 4 )
from Estes park to stramls1at sfri-
The COMMITTEES. on iasuranre
banking reported against Hqzzss
gt5. Brown. 60 prnaibit insqr1sss
batcs, and II. - ~, Randall. ~
ius the piaclne of public E2sIs
banks The committee tAnasli ~
eJntrary 10 public p1tey Adiass
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,,m-r.lli.m in rnEI,ad

Washington. March @-sr -
Hunter, an English baronel -
an interested spectator Of tht
proceedings for the last few uls
has taken special interest 10 ine - !
cIaI debates and In eonvef - ~, =
assured the senators whom 1e - 4
that this apparent growth o. -, -
ment In England in favor o. Nh G'i-,.' :
lism is real. He says The Eh-'lsl
ple are rapidly reaching tne 49, :
sion that the volume OF gold : no. I
ficient to alone constitute ~ IN
circulating medium Of the "O'41
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CONVENIENT RLAcKsMIrH
He stopped shoeinS Horses and Tie
the SuptIai Knot


the SuptIai Knot
s.Squire- Tom Parker is a quaint
character in the old historical town of
Port Chester. Besides being the COM
mitting magistrate he is the village
blacksmith and a member of the
Methodist church. When the esquire"
is not engaged blowing the bellows
and rounding the anvil in his black
smith shop he is occupied with his
official duties The residents of the
village are discussing a recent Incl
dent in which the .'squire" figured in
an official capacity. He was busily
engaged in his shop shoeinC pair OF
oxen when a man and woman. locked
arm in arm, entered and inquired for
the squire
That's me- said Parker. as he
dropped the ox's hoof and looked up
Reads of perspiration were on his
forehead The man walked over to
the squire" and whispered some
thing in his ear. He nodded his head
and a broad smile divided his face.
The couple wanted to be married.
They were both dressed in their sun
day clothes. The bridegroom intro
duced himself as Henry Schofeld, 50
years old. and said he was a sailor OF
Mamaroneck- The woman who was
willing to take him for better or for
worse said she was Mrs. Fay, widow,
of Bridgeport, Conn
Squire Parker presented a rather
picturesque appearance He wore an
old blue flannel shirt, with the sleeves
rolled above the elbows, and his face
and bare arms were in places covered
with smut He took the bridal party
into his office. adjoining the black
smith shop. The squire" and the
contracting parties were allin hurry
and no time was lost NJ. F. Hickey
and John Madigan We're quickly Sc
cured as Witnesses and the cere mony
proceeded. The squire" reirained
from kissing the bride, possibly on
account OF his begrimed face, but he
shook hands with her and gave his
blessings and cong ratulations
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The House refused to eo,.-.
amendments TO the bin for ~,
settlers.
In committee of the Nh8la u.
lowing were favorahiy acted -.
H. Il. No. iaa. ~ pay capit5I -
sioners-
IL Il. No. ~. providing To- !.
boxes
II. Il No. 2sG. concerning puai.s,
OF anarchists.
IL II. No SIS. Cullais. rssarsf,.
dermen In sccpnd-class cities
II. n. No. 90. Lowell esBsrlls..
the internal Improvement p.r,r,,
and internal improvement h,
funds.
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4 In Erpre.s Cofupanie.

mo, said Charon. as he punched
the tickets, 1--WE won't carry money
across the Styx-
The shade was at once Interested.
You don't mean to tell me, he ex-
claimed, that Bill Dalton has organ
lied gang already? Well, ! de-
clare"
With that he joined a party in the
front of the boat. which was viewing
the bold and rugged scenery.-De-
troit Tribune.
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coLoa .-A UKE.
Forty rt-hth Dsv.

Senate.-The Warren nag bill was
taken up and defeated In the absence
of its friends but tine vote was recon
sidered and 1t will have another chance
Thursday. The pawnbrokers' bill also
went over till Thursday.
The bill recurring the secretary OF
state to keep detailed record OF sup
plies purchased was favorably reported
The House bill to prevent the aduliera.
ton OF candy and vinegar was approved
on second reading.
The bill regulating the business OF
commission men was agreed 10.
House.-Mr. Harper's bill TO limit
the leasing of state lands for longer
period than ten years was passed,
The Denver charter bill was taken
up In committee OF the whole.
Mr.. Rumble had an amendment to al
low the liscensing of houses Of ill-fame,
Mr. Tompkins said such an amend
ment would be an open sanction OF
crime.
Mr.. Bales said these houses were op-
Grated anyway and some revenue
might aS well be derived from them.
Mr. Mcwnliams favored the amend
ment because he thought Il applied on
ly to liquor sold in these places Mr..
Clark declared that he knew the object
OF the amendment was TO openly IL
cense these houses OF prostitution.
The amendment carried by II TO s
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be displayed Whenever. however
dis,inculshed visitors from foreigl
Countries may b. In the state !; VIII
he permissible. under the law, TO hoist
foreign fiass. For violation of the act
a tine OF $50 Is provided. Pease alone
yot,9 against the measure.
senator Boyds bill abolishlng capi'
tai punlshmeuf was passed
Uonsc.-Thc day was spent IN com
mlttee OF the whole. and the following
bills were favurnbly reroried'
To pay cmployes during me ei'',hiu- m
system Of paying district attorneys.
the salaries ranging from 5000 -
$1,000; amending the boundaries OF
water district -. and creating water
district ~. Costilla county. The hill
TO regulate the practice OF medicine
was killed
The Lamar register., 1895-03-09
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san Franciss1. March Mos o
the well known su0rtiu@ u1a
appointment by Governor AaTA-a-.
police epmmisslnner q Ssu fial
started a wave OF rr'orn and l2'
CATION over the entire statr. w
tiuue to hold ofiics IN spitt . "
tempts to displace him N9ea
ernor Budd came into poNei, !
DAYS after Gunst's app1inllaelt
Markham. his nrst otaelal Ael -
remove Guust a. police ePl'l ll..,'
aud to appoint iu his p.aer =
Nienzles. who represents me e
element. Gunst refused 10 si'r Y
position. and MenEiss hrVlsal -,
the superior court % u1isf MA. =
Sanderson to-day decided ~. =,
srnor Budd has no power i' Lt.-.s'' .'s
member Of the police e'i-i'--s,. -.
though he has the power 10 ept,-I-' ept,,I'
commissioner, II i vacancy --''-l'
cur.
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JhouEhtIess

That's about she most hopslessly
foolish achievement of my existence"
he moaned.
What have you done?" asked his
wife.
..Lent an umbrella" "
IL thought you knew better. "
..It's worse than that | lent it to
its original owner" - Washington
Star.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-09
Tartr Nin,h nav

Senate--Ihe morning WAS AAAth
up mostly in discussing the
Merritt Educational salaries blll.
which reduced the salaries Of
five presidents OF state Institutions
The salary OF the president Of the State
University was cut from Si.5ND per
year and perquisites. aggregaung So
500 to 81 900 fiat and no requisites
President Ellis OF the Agricultural Col
lege had his salary cut from 5000
per year to $1,000. The salary Of the
president OF the Normal school was re-
duced from 5000 10 $4,000, and that
OF the president Of the State School
of Mines was reduced from $500 and
perquisites. to 5000 dat From >l-.*1
4 year and perquisites. the salary Of
the president OF the heaf and Mute lu-
stitute was changed TO s, 800 fat The
whole Of yesterday afternoon
was consumed in the Senate by
discussion Of the drouth relief
bill. and the discussion was not end
ed at adjournment All but two OF
the senators who took part in the dis
cussion favored the bill, At the time
of adjournment senator Barela was at
tempting to add an amendment includ-
ing Las Animas county in the list Civ
ing that county $1,000.
House.-The following bills Were
passed: $. h. 125. Senator Hartzell.
relating to the expenses OF Inaugural
tion.
S Il. $50. Senator Hartzell. providing
for the payment OF commission 10
certain hold-over senators acting as a
special committee TO examine into
state canals and reservoirs.
II. r. 1874. Mr.. Stewart. concerning
military enrolment
II. b. 14T, Mr.. Warren. providing for
the purchase and display Of United
States flags on public school houses
II. b. 1G6 Mr.. Stuart, the civil rights
bill doing away with any distinction
on account OF color.
The emergency clause Of II. b. 3Oi.
Mr. Harper. relating 10 the lease OF
state lands passed.
The bill taxing the franchises OF
corporal tons was defeated.
H b. 113, Mr.. Lowell, TO amend the
constitution of the state 50 as to pro
hibit the state from contracting debt
except for certain purposes, to prohibit
the incurring OF debt beyond 4 certain
limit and TO submit the proposition to
the voters of the state TO bond the state
to the extent OF S1,1Oo,OOO to pay out.
standing warrants, passed as amended
by the finance committee. Ayes, 40,
nays, IL.
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Elfticth DAY.

Senate.-The bill to appropriate SS,
600 to reconstruct the home OF the
Benedictine Sisters at Canon City,
which was, destroyed by blasting on
the state canal, was passed.
1t having been reported that the Leg.
islature was using too much station
cry, a resolution was adopted calling
upon the secretary Of state for In
formation as to how much he had fur.
nished.
The bill for n charter for Pueblo was
also passed by a vote OF 21 to o. The
emergency clause was added.
The Warren flag bill finally passed
third reading and was sent to the an
crossing committee. This bill provides
that only United States flags shall be
exhibited on public buildings. and that
in professions no anarchist flags shall
The Lamar register., 1895-03-09
The southern ut-~

Washington. March 2--tIe 90 o'.4I
ence committee OF the two nous .i =
the Indian appropriation 3is Ia, .
agreed to the appropriation ~ SSTt
for procuring the consent oi ~ ma
ern Utes to their removal ana 70
ing them.
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circumstances Alter Cases.

Bank Cashier, who has just been
sentenced to five years-four honor,
that's pretty long sentence
Judge-Yes, but criminals and
judges always differ widely in regard
to the length of sentences.-Texas
Siftings.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-09
Cantiou.

This play said the city nephew,
..was stolen from the French" "
Uncle Josiah made a grab for his
hat.
..By gosh, I'm goin' to git ont of
here" said he. Il don't want to be
mixed up as an accomplice in no rob
berry"
The Lamar register., 1895-03-09
Al the Piano Recital.

He-There's one great difference
between that fellow at the piano and
an organ grinder.
She-What is it?
He-The organ grinder will stop IL
you give him quarter.-Detroit Trib-
nne.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29
First publication. March 8. 1895.
NOTICE OF LEASE OF SCHOOL LANDS,

The uncultivated common school
lands of the counties herein designated
will be offered for lease at the following
times and places, to.wit:
ASS CoUNTY-At Fargo, on Monday, May
6, 1895.
RIcHLAND CoUNrY-At Wahpeton. on Tues
day, May Z. 1895.
TRAIL CoUNTY-At Hillsboro, on Wednes.
day, May 8. 1895.
GRAND FORKS CouNTY-At Grand Forks,
on Monday, May 6, 1895.
WALSH COUNTY-At Grafton, on Tuesday,
May Z, 1895.
PEMB1NA CoUNrY-At Pembina, on Thurs
day, May 9, 1895.
NELSON CouNTY-At Lakota, on Friday, May
10, 1895.
BARNES CouNTY-At Valley City, on Thurs
day, May 8, 1895.
GRIGGs CoUNTl-At Cooperstown, on Satur-
day. May II. ,s95.
STEELE CoUNTY-At Sherbrooke, on Mon
day, May 10, 1895.
RANSOM CoUNTY-At Lisbon, on Monday
May Ii. 1895.
STUTsMAN CoUNTY-At jamestown, Wednes-
day, May Is, 1895.
Done by order of the board of %univer-
sity and school lands, at the city of Bis
marck this, the 2Sth day of February,
A. D. 1895.
M. D. WILLIAMS,
Land Commissioner.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29
WANTED.
For the Sale of Cavalier County
Court House Bonds.

Sealed proposals for the sale of Cavalier
county court house bonds will be received at the
county auditors office, Of said Cavalier county,
up to 8 O'Clock a. M, on Monday, April 1, 1895.
Said bonds to be issued by the county of Cav
alier and to be in the aggregate of ten thousand
dollars $50 oO), the proceeds of sale thereof to
be used for the purpose of purchasing a site, and
bonds to bear date April l, 1895, and to become
due April l, 1910, to bear interest at the rate of
seven ~ per cent per annum, payable annually,
to be IN denomination of one thousand dollars
($1,OOO) each, and to be numbered from 50 to IS,
inclusive.
Said proposals shall be addressed to the
county auditor Of said Cavalier county, and
shall be marked-"Sealed Proposals for Cavalier
County Court House Bonds"
The board of county commissioners Of said
county of Cavalier, North Dakota, reserve the
right to reject any OF. all bids.
Given under my hand this Cd day of March,
1895, at Langdon, North Dakota.
H. d. ALERT County Auditor.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29

propriating $50 for Nellie McDonald's
services to railroad commissioners.
House bill No. las Hanna's): Estab-
fishing a punishment law.
House bill No. lat (Simpson's): For
transcribing records in un%organized
counties.
House bill No. 148 (Prosser's): Ap-
propriating $4,000 per annum for ex.
penses Of the board Of university and
school lands.
House bill No. 149 (Richards'): For
use of prisoners in %penitentiary making
brick for public improvements, and for
improving roads leading to public insti-
buttons.
House bill No. $50 Compilation Com
mittee): Code criminal procedure.
House bill No. ISL (Cooper's): To pay
committee room expenses.
House bill No. 1852 (Cryan's): Relating
to special school districts.
House bill No. 1855 (Blaoklock's):
Bathgate Blind asylum.
House bill No. 157 (Murphy's): For
inspection of stock being driven through
the state.
House bill No. l65 (Committee): Po-
litical code.
House bill No. 1877 (Stafne's): Bounty
for manufacture of binding twlne.
House bill No. 1859 (Stafne's): For
division of civil townships.
House bill No. 178 (Logan's): Repeal.
ing appropriation for Mandan Reform
school.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

Catarrh Cannot be Cured
With local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood OF constitutional disease, and in
order to cur it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a qrack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this county for years, and is a regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the the
best tonic known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
bination of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in cur
ing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
r. J. Cheney & Co., props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29
THE L VETOED,

SENATE.
Senate bill No. 10 (Arnold's): For re-
newal of chattel mortgages.
Senate bill No. 81 Nittle's): Repeal
ing compilation commission act to take
effect Sept. 10th.
Senate bill No. 66 (McC arten's): Re-
quiring lands forfeited to the state to
pay their proportion of tax.
Senate bill No. 1923 (Rourke's): Pro-
viding for liens on crop where lands are
sold on crop payment plan.
Senate bill No. 143 (Wishek's):
Amending probate code as to time to
commence actions in SANDER and libel,
Senate bill No. 144(Plain's): Amending
chapter 81, section 81, laws of 1890, as
amended by section 8, chapter Sc, laws
of 1891. Duties of superintendent of
public instruction.
Senate bill No. 154 (Clark's): Provid.
ing that cities of 500 inhabitants may be
incorporated.
Senate bill No. liza Enger's): Relat-
ing to joint school district in Steele and
Griggs counties.
House bill No.. 4 (Svensrud's): Reduc-
ing exemption of personal property from
taxation to S25, from 5000.
House bill No. 80 (Hodgson's): Re-
sponsibility of state banks. I.
House bill No. II (Loean's): To &C.
quire land for cemeteries.
House bill No. 1O7 (Wallen's): Ex-
empting midwives from technical ex-
animation.
House bill No. 1873 (Svensrud's): Re
lating to teachers certificates. Allows
persons under Is to teach under some
circumstances.
House bill No. 1859 (Svensrud's): To
promote irrigation.
Senate bill No. 172 (Gregory's): Rules
for constituting codes and different acts
passed by fourth legislative assembly.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29

1ating to town and city boards Of re-
view.
House bill No. 3s (Hilrs): A%ppropri-
ating $2,458.32 for expense OF refractory
boys in South Dakota Reform school.
House bill No. 80 Wineman's): Pro.
hibiting the sale of cigarettes or their
exposure for sale.
House bill No. 46 (Fleming's): Relat-
ing to permits for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors by druggists.
House bill No. 81 (Flack's): Amend.
ing Section 6876 of the Compiled Laws,
relating to obstruction Of roads.
House bill No. 62 (Coorer's): In
creasing jail penalty for drunkenness.
House bill No. Ga (Prosser's): Regu.
lating number of brakemen necessary to
be employed or trains. Two necessary
for trains Of forty-fve cars.
House bill No. Is (Tyler's): Drainage.
It is claimed this will reclaim 125, 600
acres Of the best land in the Red River
valley.
House bill No. 70 (McDonald's): Pro-
tecting hotel keepers from fraud.
House bill No. "a CryIer's): Curing
defective acknowledgements.
House bill No. rs (Hanna's): Requir-
ing county auditors to furnish township
clerks with copies OF tax lists.
House bill No. II (Jommittee): To
pay postage on compilation committee
reports.
House bill No. 80 (Herbrandson's):
Requiring a residence Of three years be-
fore a pauper can gain q settlement.
House bill No. IS (Herbrandson's): Re-
lating to the construction of bridges.
House bill No. SO (Nelson's): Requir-
ing town officers to give bonds.
House bill No. SO (Simpson's): Pro-
viding for speedy hearings in supreme
court.
House bill No. 1O1 Rasmussen's): For
licensing elevators.
House bill No. 1O3 (Blacklock'e): Gre
ating Seventh Judicial district.
House bill No. lO4 (Tyler's): Allow
ing state banks in towcs of 500 inhab-
tants or less with a capital of $4,000.
House bill No. 1O8 (Korsmo's): Re.
quiring county treasurers to report town.
ship funds drawn by town ~treasurers.
House bill No.109 Compilation Com
mittee): Code civil procedure.
House bill No. ITO (Korsmo's): Liens
for labor on farms.
House bill No. liz (Colby's): Prohibit
ing the sale of obscene literature. Will
prohibit Police News and like publica-
tions.
House bill No. 119 Compilation Com
mittee): Probate code.
House bill No. l21 (McLachlan's):
Board Of control for camp ground; re-
duoing salaries Of militia officers.
House bill No. 1872 (%Sargent's): Min
nesota law to prevent fraud in dairy
products.
House bill No. 1913 (Colby's): Defining
what are Intoxicating liquors; covers all
the leading temperance drinks.
House bill No. 1875 (Herbrandson's):
For the pre- reservation of %coroners' rec
ords.
House bill No. 126 (Kroeger's): Re-
quiring county commissioners to give
bonds.
House bill No. l27 (Murphy's): Re-
lief of DR.. Smyth.
House bill No. 1928 (Hanna's): Making
it a felony to destroy or remove parts of
buildings oneunoccupied farms.
House bill No. 1876 Compilation Com
mittee): Penal code.
House bill No. 1876 (Simpson's): Allow
ing fire companies in unorganized cities
to receive a share in the tax paid by in
surance companies.
House bill No. 1877 (Twichell's): Pro-
viding for a bounty for hemp and fax
fiber.
House bill No. lao (McDonald's): APP
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29

S-S--=S~ of city, ori n partot the
world, Twill send It safely packed in plain wrapper
all charges prepaid, for Is cents, silver or stamp
In every case Of freckles. pimples, moth, sal
lowness. blackheads, acne, eczema, %oiliness rough
and wrinkles (not caused By facial expressionj
Each BLEACH removes absolutely. 1t does not
cover up, as cosmetics do, but is a cure. Address
MADAME "A. RUPERT: fDept. O.
loo East 18th St., NEW YORK CIT
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29
AGRAND oFFERl
NINE. A. RUPPERT!S
u n66FACE BIZ EACH

tvltyJG0 W0 WVrpeNU
says: appreciate the fact
that there are many thou.
sands Ofladiesin the United
States that would like to try
my WOrld.R Renowned FACE
BLEACH: but have been
kept from doing so on ac-
countof price which is 81. 90
per bottle or 3bottles taken
together, $500. In order
that all oflthese may have
an opportunity, / will give
to every caller, absolutely
free, q sample bottle, and
I'm nr6or RI u,,npJv kh1,o 800