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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.
SECOND DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that the Republican
convention of the Second Congressional dis
frict of Wisconsin is called to meet in the city
qof Watertown, county of Jefferson, Wisconsin,
an the 21st day of September, 1898, at the hour
Of II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of placing
IN nomination candidate to be voted for at
She next general election to represent said dis
brict in congress for the term beginning March
l. 1899 and the transaction of any business
that may properly come before such conven-
&iOn.
The several counties comprising the said
congressional district shall be entitled to the
following representation at said convention,
viz: Columbia-First Assembly district, 8;
econd Assembly district TO-. Dane-First
district, 10; Second district, IA; Third dis
Erict, 10. Dodge-First district, II; Second
district, II. jefferson = First district, g.;
Second district, 9.
The above representation is based on one
delegate for every 250 Republican votes, or
"a ajOr part thereof, cast at the last preceding
10 residential election.
L. B. CAswELL, JR.,
4. j. TURNER,
r. G. VERNON.
E. NJ BEACH,
Republican Congressional Committee,
Second Congressional District.
Dated August 4, 1898.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07

as if by d miracle. .
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
-Ists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address.
DR.. MILES MEDICA.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07
ASSEMBLY CON
VENTION.
FIRST DISTRICT,

Notice is hereby given to the Republicans of
Ghe First Assembly district of the county of
-sembly district convention will be held at the
Rome Exchange hotel, in the village OF Rome,
on Thursday, september Is, 1898, at 1 o'clock P.
TO the Second Congressional district Repub-
2ican convention called to meet at Watertown
September p, 1898, and for the further purpose
of nominating a candidate for member of as
sembly of said district, to be voted for at the
forthcoming general election.
The several towns. wards and villages are
entitled to the following representation:
Cold Spring, 2; Concord, 3; Pennington 3
Hebron, 3; Ixonia, 4; Palmyra, 8; Sullivan, 5;
WatertoWn, 4; city Of Watertown-First ward,
7; Second ward, 3; Third ward 2; Fourth ward,
J: Seventh ward, 2: village of Palmyra, 3.
H WERTHEIMER
Chairman District Com.
Watertown, Wis, Aug. II, 1898.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
Bragg.

The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was 1920 lower, under the
influence of enormous receipts in the
Northwest, No. Northern closing at
62c, and No. 2 at 6Oc. Flour de-
clined 1Oc. Barley closed at 42c,
rye at 43Hc, corn at 3119c, and oats
at 23c. Hogs were steady at $3.50
m2 81
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07

IF the opinion and intentions of
General Bragg have any weight with
the Gold Democrats of Wisconsin,
the state ticket nominated at Mil
waukee last week will not be very
heartily supported by those voters.
The endorsement of the Chicago plat
form settled the matter for General
Bragg
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07
HALF RATES TO MINIATURES,

Via the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets will be sold September II to %,
inclusive, limited to September "a, at one
fare for round trip, on account of State
Fair. Apply to agents Chicago & North
western railway.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07
EXCURSION TICKETS TO MILWAU
KFE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
TOT HELD SEPTEMBER 10
TO OCTOBER Is.

Via the Northwestern line, will be sold
at reduced rates. For rates, dates OF
sale, limits, ETC., apply to agents Chi
cago & Northwestern railway.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. z, 1898.
Republican State Ticket

Governor
EDWARD SCOFIELD, Oconto.
Lieutenant-G OverpOr-
JESSE STONE, Watertown.
Secretary of State
WILLIAM H. FROEHLICH, jackson.
State Treasurer
JAMES 0. DAVIDSON, Soldiers Grove.
AttOrney-General-
EMMETT r. HICKS, Oshkosh
State Superintendent-
/. D. HARVEY, Milwaukee.
Railroad Commissioner
GRAHAM L. RICE West Superior.
Insurance Commissioner
EMIL GILJOHANN, Milwaukee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07

Republican Congressional Committee,
Second Congressional District.
Dated August 4, 1898.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

cape. The high Medicis collar was tlled
in with wide. cream lace that formed a
jabot at he front. This garment was lined
with brocaded ivory silk
one of the new pretty travelling coats
was made Of cheviot in a dull shade of
elephant gray. 1t was long enough to en-
tirelv envelop the gown and fitted into
the curves of the figure. Coming from
under the lapels at the front there was
broad box plat that fell uncondned to
the bottom of the cloak. -Four large round
smoked pearl buttons trimmed the upper
part of the plat.
The fuIness at the back was supplied
with cores that came from under the mar
row. deep gray velvet ceinture. The lapels
and collar were faced with the deep gray
velvet
A rich cape, suitable for the theater, Is
made of hunters green taffeta. At the
front it is fashioned with a broad vest
effect OF white satin, covered with three
wide overlapping frlls Of embroidered
eauze. Broad pointed revers Of white satin
turn back from the vest They are cow
cred with the embroidered gauze, as Is
also the high Medicis collar.
A fun bow Of the gauze gives finish to
the neck. Broad gold passementerie Is
appliqued on in the form Of round yoke
and continued down both sides of the
cane. where it is brought into striking
ornament at the corners.
such chic, simple little coat noticed
at an afternoon tea the other day 1t
was sort Of blazer made in an uncom-
promising shade Of frog green cloth. Il
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

,ae Jacket of this spring. AS Dame Fash
ION prophesied, the blouse is conspicuous
oy its absence.
a dressy little jacket of thyme green
eo'n was very attractive, even with a
eieen and blue Scotch cheyiot. 1t was
snort with close fitting basques and fas-
tened over to the left side Along the
eose Of the jacket and collar there
""s band of deep green velvet
applique cut with a scalloped finish.
1N's scalloped outline was followed by
several bands of narrow green soutache.
Inc high Medicis collar was trimmed in
'"e same way. The close-htting sleeves
were without trimming.
a jacket worn by a girl of Is was made
u army blue cloth. At the front it was
'1' IN the form of square yoke with
o'oad strip reaching to the bottom of the
Jacket that covered the buttons. Narrow
o''e silk braid in a shade decidedly deeper
wan he jacket was stitched across the
,oay TO form plaids The end of each
r-a'a was finished with loop. The sleeves
'ie trimmed around at the hand with
''ea rows of the braid.
An outing Jacket that was especially de-
1'sN7' for an athletic young woman who
e s.-. IN for golf and tennis was made Of
oroadcloth. 1t bloused back and
ana was attached to broad cein-
'e OF the cloth that was trimmed around
.' mes of narrow gilt braid. The Jacket
'leS a trife TO The left side, where il
b.. Ne-d with three large white pearl
'0"s' Two bands Of the gilt braid fol-
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SAVANNAH. GA. SUNDAY. MARCH 20 $685.


occasions she viii wear the rare white
blossoms.
The boxes in which the violets come
from the florists are almost as suggestive
of fragrance as the wee flowers them
selves. There are white paper boxes scat
tered with big, misunderstanding purple vlo-
lets and tied with white of violet ribbon
and these are for the purple violets
which are carefully wrapped In violet It's
sue paper. Then there ere the purple
boxes with white violets strewn over them
and made purposely TO hold the white yio-
Lets
Besides the boxes for violets there are
dainty violet satin baskets with gilt ham
dies, which many fortunate girls are now
receiving filled TO the brim with vioets
Grace Margaret Gould.
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lowed the edge of the jacket where it fas-
tened same finish was given to the sleeves.
An original, dressy little wrap that was
a compromise between a cape and jacket
was made of violet cloth. 1t was com
posed of close-fitting, sleeveless jacket,
covered entirely with an application of
narrow velvet ribbon, put on in curious
swirling design. The velvet was outlined
with tiny gold cord over this jacket
fell short cape that reached just half
way TO the elbows.
1t was cut up into a point at the back
and the velvet applique was arranged to
give the effect of double overlapping
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

was short, with close-fttlng basques, and
turned back with narrow straight revers.
A narrow belt composed of gift links went
around the waist and was slipped under
the revers, where it fastened with a gold
and white enamel buckle. Both revers
were trimmed with great gold and enamel
buttons.
dainty little evening wrap is made of
white ottoman silk. 1t is a cape with
rounded corners that reaches quite below
the waist line. The short yoke is of en-
erald green velvet and is bordered with
narrow gilt passementerie. Appliques of
green velvet and gold passementerle cover
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

the silk.
The cape is bordered with double frills
of white chiffon that form full high
toud re cou at the top of the yoke. Long
ends of the chiffon fan from the front of
the neck to quite way below the bottom
of the cape. 1t is lined with pale green
satin.
A cape made after the same model, with
different shades of yellow employed in
stead of the green, was exceedingly pref
ty. The silk was pale primrose. The chif-
fon frills were Of a deeper shade and the
velvet yoke was orange colored.
One notices Dame Fashions partially
to greens even in the wraps this spring.
Nina Goodwin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

Paris, March 20.-We have been treated
to such strange melange of seasons and
such a remarkably early spring that the
exhibition day of spring wraps at all of
the shops became a movable feast.
Just when spring wraps made their de-
but is a difficult date to record, for few by
few they were forced out even in the lat
Ter days of January, The furs and heavy
velvet wraps enjoyed only a brief season
of popularity in spite of their unusual
beauty.
Braid plays an important role with
spring jackets; indeed, it is more the trim
ming than the shape-.that eharacterizes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20
THE VIOLET GIRL.
She Rciens Supreme in Greater New
York.

SHS AeASHS 9"pHSA"e IN Nreater New
York.
New York, March 1s.-The violet girl is
the girl Of the spring. Not only does she
wear violets in preference to every other
flower, but wherever 1t is possible each
article Of her wardrobe is bedecked with
violets.
She carries a poeketbook decorated with
enamelled violets, she wears an algretie
Of violets in her hair and even her lin
gerie is showered with the dainty bios
SONS.
Tickle she may be In some things, but
surely to the violet the society girl re-
mains true. This spring the violet craze
has completely taken. possession Of her.
She - even Wearing her yiolets In an
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-03-12
The application Of Bergman for the re-

The application ofO Berquam for the re-
dnction of 5000 of his personal assessment
IN account of q certain chattel mprtynr-
forth that the same was partiull" pad.
VAS accepted, and n reduction of 500. or
dared.
Moved ard seconded that the bill of
'nhn L. She'd, ~ for $Ss2S 80 Tor repairing
bridges aud hauling stone was allowed at
$4,000.
Moved and seconed that the hill of
Tom Ihomps pn. Z DAYS 'an'lEg stone for
$1,000. was allowed at $500.
On motion. tho treasurer was authnri.
zed to accept taxes of j. p. Nelson for
1897 withous interest.
Petition of Olaf Aug. Oberg and 20
others. protesting against the annexation
Vt Township Ia. Range so. to Satter.
md school district was ordered filed.
On morton. the audito, was authorized
to cancel Tax Sale Certificates Nos. 234.
pa. 247 and 274. for 1888. in conformity
with u. $. Supreme court decision Nc. l39.
Ocinber term. 1897.
. The auditor reported the cancellation
IT certificate M. 255 for Sl7.16 and No.
25G for $40 drawn in tavor of J sepn
Mann. ON accolnt of settlement with him
as treasurer for 1897. the law limiting
the salary to $1,000 per annu,n,
Justice Ranard preannte | l,ia reno,t ii,
the case"f North Daknva vs.. Isaac Fair
nan. which ON motion w.s rejected.
On motion. tn" board adj ,urncd to
meet April 4th, 1898.
AUG e JOHNSON.
County Auditor.
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tary Fish led Of by taking this
sensible position:

The Virg,nius, having been REGISTERED ne
an American vessel c,rryin, official dozen.
ments regular unon their face, aud bear
ing the United States flag. was entirely do
y",h the jarisdic1i,l of any other power
on the high seas in tho time OF poaco; if
she had ~se:nrsl frluI,!ent entry or com
mitted ANY other franl against the laws
Of the Quilted States it was for her to br
turned over to thu United States mi is
or pnuiSnm mt. "a not for hsr to b. cap
tur"l and p,,ishel by some other power
This was a good beginning
to a pitiful enling. The final
result must have made all
Spain chuckle with delight.
The men who had been rescued
by the Niobe were put on board
the Virginius in the remote
port Of Bahai Honda and
there, before q handful of wit
nesses, the Spaniards went
through the farce of a salute.
The Spaniards should at least
have compelled to take the Vir-
ginius into the harbor of Ha-
vana, and there, in the presence
of all the people, made to pay
homage to the United States.
Cases like that of the Virgini-
us breed Contempt and lead to
outrages. No nation ever won
respect or peace that coul@ en-
dure, by such a course as that
followed by the United States
in the case of the Virginius
massacre. 1t is we'll to re1ne1n-
Der that fact now. Hesitation
aud half measures with a ma
ton like Spain serve only to
pile up trouble for the future.
No nation has in it's history
such conclusive proof of this
as u own. No nation has
suffered such loss and provoca-
ton at Spanish hands as the
North American Union. We
stand fast on the line that
mark the limit.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
nFirst Publication February $, 1898.

~ I'p ! ''lI' sitt''i u ti' tlttIN .> IS.tS.l
Notice is hereby "i"cn thar that certain mort
"a re executed and delivered by G. G.. w. West
md Anna Mary West. ils Wife. mnrt:GirnrS, to
he Elns of Mi;,ot, MORTGAGE. dated Ike 18Th
lay of May. lse;'. :lnl filed for record in the
lfire of the register of deeds nf the county Of
.;cIe:n and state "f North Dakota. on the ith
tay # June. l"n0. and rtrGrhrd IN Book A
" Mortgages. at page 50; and assigned By the
sank Of A'inot to Eliza j. Ludlow. dated .luar
.. 1880. and tiled for record in the Office OF the
r.i>ter. of deeds of Mclean county and
Wly. 1879. and recorded in Book ~ Of Mort
a rs ut nt=c GIL. and Ivy her ASSIGNED to il. T..
,atrs, dated January 8. lSoi. and filed for record
n L." office of tie register OF deeds cf the
oun y of Me- can an stat" nf North Dakota.
md recorded January .D;ll. 1898. in Book .C;'
+ Wort cages at page 800. Will he fore.loSpd by a
ale of the premises Ill such mortgage ana hero
curt hoHsr in the co;ll.,H u! Mclean and state
# North %iihknr;i, at tie hour of three O'Clock.
y. M. on lEri,ay March 18Th. IS IS. to satisfy tie
mount due on sucn mortgage on the day Of
ale.
The premises hrScribcl in such mortgage and
which will be sold TO satisfy the same are d.
rrihcd as follows. tn-wit: The northeast
'owil>llip one hundred and for ty-Stvr ven ,lI7D
n,it'. OF i:.:re zig ,ty-0ne tSl, west. ol the 5th
'riLclpal meridian Of Mclean county, North
Ltkutl.
There will be du" on Such mortgage at the
ate Of sale the sum of SjI7 81. besides :;.xts.
t amy.
Dated at bismarck, N. ID. Feb. .. 1892.
4. +. GA rs.
Assignee of Assignee Of MORTGAGE.
Brt'cHEE. I'll L:HIcA & CoclIHANE.
attorneys for Assignee o Assignee of Nor
gage.
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~EUnECLUaUkE SALE.

[. IL I Pulliratinn February .6: 1885,
Motif" is hereby given. that Il cert.i4 no t.
Ia-r "&tcli'r'' ana delivered by Andrew v.
ktlid", a iaritelo-. mort, agor. to Ii sank Of
Nilitt;; dated the u ,:y of September. S.,
y 'irrGs OF tiie eot.i.lt IF Mclean, ana STATE of
North Ns"ta. on tie . day OF ct"Nur, isA&,
:nd recorded in book A O! Mont ayes. upon
cage los. and ASH, net ty The sank #
.hin"t TO +. IL. %ii'tlforl. which assignment ha
ofen duly rerordtd: and whereas no ACTON nt
Jaw. or ntnrr proc e lines has been had q col
se't S;.l,i 't'ht o' any par; thereof will lie fire
'loS''d ~. Il sale OF tie premises III such MOTT
ape and hereinafter GeSrliIed, at the. front
ioof OF t'!c court 'l"uSc in tie town of WASH
Nilfn i'll the rn,I'ty of Mclean and state of
.>orth Dakota at the hour of two o'clock y. m.
IN the !th day of april, is 8. to satisfy the
sale.
me premi es described in such mortga.e
W!i!'h Will bersoid to satisfy the same, are de
>cllbed as follows: The north west quarter ri
tie south east quarter and the north east
Iii;trt"F or the So'!lil west quarter of section IL.
{ 2wn>hlp II! north of range 81 and STATE If
.,oriil Dakota.
hero will be due Oh such mortgage at the
cate or sale. the sum OF Seven hundred and
.!1teen dollars, viz: 500 principal. 5000 interest,
5000 paid for taxes, 500 attorneys fees, be-
sides costs.
Dated February 18th. 1888.
l.. b. MULFORD.
Assignee.
l.. a. MAGLoNE. Attorney,
Devils Lake, n. d.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.

DEv1Lls LAKE, North Dakota, March S. 1925
Camn'aint having been entered at tli, ofir"
by Karl Miisn. of FeS>"nden.a against Oscar Sod.
erh"rg f"T ahaldo1ins hts H,ms,tnal Entry
NO. S3.|, lated October %. 1905. upon the Y Z 4
Section Il, Township 40, Rlnga "A. in Mclean
County. Nnrta DAKOTA, With IL view to the ca L.
collation. o. said entry. the sail parties are
hereby Summoned ID apa"a. before tie Hui -e
OF the County court Of M"L,an ,ointyat Wash
burn, =. d., on the aon,l, day If Anril. 1898, at II
o'clock, 3, m. to resp)n.t an iiu"l..h .,s:iInpny
said alleged Environment, Hearing
at this oSicl, April 70. 1895.
Il. NOBLE. Register.
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(FirSt Publication March S, 1881
homestead FINAL PROOF.

NntI"" is hereby given that tile following
named aet,icr has flel notice OF his intention
to ll,n' final proof il support of lis claim, and
that sal. proof will he made before the
ticrn o: the district court o! Oliver County, n.
~" ut bentley, ON May 2nd, 1898, viz:
GEORGE GANSLE,
of ~!lenslcr postofiirc, N. d., for the VIZ EAi
E4 S EA OF $ EA n Ell, Sec. PC, Twp. 144
Range 81.
He mt the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz
Louis CuEnol!y and byron Ellis. Of 1lcnsler
N. u. and Horace t.. Fisher, and Patrick II
Ba;nell, of Sanger. MI
E. A. LAMB. Register.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

l.. a. MAGLoNE. Attorney,
Devils Lake. n. d,
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County Commissioners.
Official Proceedings Of the Boari of Count,
Commissioners of Mclean County.

WAsHEuKN. N. D.. Feb. 2S, 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Chairman Wing, Commits
,,pn"rs BergguiSt and Snlenberger.
On motion the time for opening IF bids
FOR b"nds WIS postponed until Z O'Clock
n. M on account of delayed mails.
Tn claim ut Axei johnson for damage
# pnbIi" road across the ne Il of 10. IA.
50, was adjusted at S2G.G7, and warran
ordered drawn for same on Road Fun.
Is.
in mo ion, the prayer nf Fl nry Mul,'.
'nch and Ii Others for the creating "
: r"nd district "u. of Township ll3. rang
so. was accepted and the said TOWNSHIP
vas created As Road District No. TO an
y Michel appointed as read supervisor
N'o. ~ public road WAS n,dered opened
.'m nenrily ut the southwest corner ~
zee ion 81. and rnnniag 6 miles due nortl
'rr"sS said township.
~ motion. board adjourned to meet al
bN' SitChs De lHs
Z o'clock p. m.
R'arl met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion the Board proceeded +.
'r"ntids for bonds as per advertisement
She following bids being rrceived:
Kane Il ca. 9.N51 80,
+. Il. Fulton Il Co. 9.l60.OJ.
f. ID. Lendrick. ~ per e.
Harvey Harris. 90 per C.
John F. Fort, 9915psrc c.
First National Bank. -.
G. B. Little, 95 per C.
Deitz Denison & Prvor.-
by telegraph 1925 90
The bills were taken under cunsidera
tinn aud the following resolutions wer,
offered:
Whereas. Pursuant to an advertisement
'alling for sealed bids for $4,000 of 6 pc
cent. 20 year negotiable Mclean county
bonds, in denominations of 81 900. for thu
purpose of %refundiny outstanding war
rants h&v;lg been opened and considered
and
Whereas. The bid of F. R. Fulton & Co..
of Grand Forks, N. D.. Offering a prem
nm of $3.50, and they to furnish the bIanl
bonds. being the most favorable received
therefore. he it
Resolved. That the bid of F. R.. Full
ION d Co. he accepted. and tina they be
awarded $4,000 McLsln county ~ VAR 6
per cent bonds ut Il pre- niHm of $3.50, the,
to furnish blank bonks free of cost t,
the county.
The ayes aud nays being called on tn.
adoption of the resolution. there we're g.
ayes and no nays.
On motion. the bill of Walker Brothers
for $19l.9O was allowed at $S4.25.
On motion. the bill of Walker Brothers
38. 95, assessing supplies. was allowed.
On motion. the disputed claim of Walk
ar Brother for $1O9.65 was com promiseu
at $50.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet at 8 Il. m, March l, 1898.
MAnoH LIST. 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion, the bill of w. f. Cochran+
for $50, services as States attorney during
October term Of court, was disallowed.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed:
Andrew Fahlgren. 6 loads of wood, $3.50
4. q. Tweeton. bridge plank. 1885
Jos. II. Taylor, stationery 1000
A. r. Johnson. salery d pos. for Feb. $500
A. E.'JohnsOn. express advanced 49,. $40
Peterson. Hultherp A. pfister ~
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E. A. Williams, of Bismarck,


E. A. Williams, of Bismarck,
and p. H. Rourke, Of Lisbon,
who have been visiting the
National capital for some time
are on their return. The Pres
ident will send in the name of
the former as Surveyor General
and the latter u. IS. District At
torney for North Dakota a.
Christian l.. Lindstrom has al
ready been nominated for Re
ceiver, and Ernest Kent for
Register of the Grand Forks
land office.