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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-08-10

Telephone In Office connects with all
city and county lines.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

A Judge is ono of our municipal a's,rst
courts decided yesterday that wifes hair
is not the property of her husband, rms
decision should be hailed with delight by
advocates of womcn's rights, II shows that
woman is every day becoming more indie,
pendent of mau.-tNew York usraid.)
Ncs indeed, woman will be switched II her
hair belongs To her husband, particularly II
she had paid the bill before they were mar
ricd.-flcayanc.
In view of the fact that so many
married men are prematurely bald
il might suhserve the cause oi
Justice to secure judicial opinion
on the question of ownership &c
protect mans rights in this imPor'
tant matter. There is no good rea
son why the husbands hair shoalc
be community property.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17
Sl.5O Versus $4,000.

Mess, Wcoten & Co, Prong.
North Carolina. say: One OF our
customers. a prominent man IN
this community. suffered with liver
complaint. He consulted several
physicians bu, they failed to benefit
him We prevailed upon him to
try the Ramon Pills and Pellets,
He so, housh, more and is nov
we'll and hearty man. and has
gained In flesh. He says the pills
saved his life and the six boxes cost
him only $3.50. while his trip &c
New York to consult the doctors,
cost him s1so, 60, Sold by La
fave, rte Drug Co
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17
Real Estate
To dav Is Your Chance. To- mOrrow
Nav be too Late.

Give me chance to show you. free of
charge, some of the best improved, high
rolling and light SUGAR, COTTON and
CORN plantations and farms in this State:
near rciineries and railroads. Cheap and
easy terms. Also improved and unim-
proved property in the four additions to this |
rapidly improving and hourishi"g town. as
follows: |
siops to sell, also lots and improved prop
crty in town. Cheap and easy terms.
High rich. light and rolling land, ~. ~
feet higher than Bayou Teche. La.
| Barg aims in second hand boilers, engines,
| sugar and syrup mills.
l. All property listed and advertised free OF
charge.
Three lots on Jackson street, Mouton's
| addition. 80
Two lots on Main street, Mouton's addi-
ton.
One corner lot Lincoln avenue, Nc
Combs addition.
Two lots on Grant street, one on corner.
A residence of three bedrooms, hall,
dining room kitchen. large barn and
garden on lot S7x4I6 feet.
Six lots in Mouton's addition, on Grant
avenue, with residence, barn, garden ana
other improvements. Two OF the lots are
, on corners.
One hundred and forty arpents of wood
land on Bayou Queue Tortue.
A large and complete residence on
acres of land in the corporation 1t IS
most desirable LOCALITY Tor nome anu JUST
4 ness place.
! One of the best improved farms in South
: western Louisiana of 1925 acres, having .
: railroad switch on the place; 1900 acres cul
: tivable, $50 now in cultivation, 100 wooe
IS land, 100 pasturage, I35 virgin cypress
# swamp, all in a body; very good Tor suea
n cane, cotton, corn and rice, at only SIT!
e per acre. half cash, balance in four years
&c all very rich land.
A most desirable and improved farm o
% 90 arpents, high, rich land, 3 miles from
If town.
E farm of las arpen,s, miles from town
Or improved and very desirable.
id a double geared cane mill.
id most desirable business or resldenc
st corner well improved.
i'll Many lots in Moutons addition.
st Half American mare, gentle; youn
Ill Creole horse gentle, both full size and CHEAP
o. have the bargains. If you doubt it,
of can prove it.
ed Iooxe,s, ali in first class order; capacity, 4
he bbls rough on average per day, the boiler
30 III. +. and new. engine IS IL +. IN pc
&c, feet order. It. will be sold at figures to pa
NO shipping rates as any mill between Lafaye
.ty and Westlake.
g. A eo-H F. boiler, whistle, gauge coc
be and safety valve, all in good order. X
M moved to make room for 4o-H. F. boile
=, Two lots in Mills addition. each looxI
~ one we'll situated for business and the 9th
~, for residence near Oil mill and compress;
store and resid ence combined, on two lots
corner IN Il very desirable business place.
, very good home in residence part
by town, flower garden, nut trees, etc
ion Call tor what you wish 10 ouy-
as Call for What you need
her wal" - AMBiSO1SE MOUTON.
ted 1''~ Lafayette. L
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17
Extract From Police Jury
RrOcaxd iNWA.

1GOCOS0s"0e'
LAFAYETTE. La, March l., 1900. The
Police furv met this day in regular session |
with the following members present: X. Z.
Landry, c. c. Brown, Nj. Blleaud, Jr., Al |
fred Hebevt, 7. T.. Primeaux. Alonzo Lacey,
Ben Avant and Jno. Wilmington.
The minutes Of the previous meeting after ,
correction hereinafter noted were approved.
BY motion the following ordinance was
adopted:
~ ,.; rs
AN CNiIN ANNr, ea's =" &c ~.
ana ny inc PIoPoIy y.'a,;G.a &c
parish OF I"iuyee, ,;,",;, - i.vs If
&c S,., VIZ" ~ ne an The nroposition to
the State, 10 vo,e ON "s .huus,,d
issue ponos TOT 'ne s. sun: va nh. ~ 10, "a.
aol,ais. IN S'ue, s w ". ,.n.r cmn,smna,ed
van.asS anu :. ."s ,h. s,,ec;ai ,ax of two
''!y,, Say tor ,am venrs' 1voied bv them on
mills Tor zen years; vo.eo Jy ,'.,,aG, nf
SEPT: 20, lo99, .oi "a. No. I.,,,s,r;oi In.
the oo"'uMsse" .'' ha h.iS ~" th
sutHte. Sa'a ei1euou :" " e ,he
1891 :iec,;pn for State and parish
general eIeenon ior s'I u'e an" "a -, 80.
turns made etc. by the same com
msslohers. =; .,. ,.r,sh
&c Tatavs,,e Ia on Sept. &c, 1900, under
OF Laiayeue, L. " ~, ~ As ~
the provisions vi r>Sv %. 49,, -, -
the Ees..ui. y, .,. tx,,,vcrs 81
the Sons.,t"uon' .ne P.oPIV @ ,hsu,.
| said parish o'o assesS ""u - :;
selves a TAX Oh TWO MUS 10 oe 81. 'Snn,h.
orosr 10 seeWe ."e ~ T.., =; H.
western Lou.s'ha 'nuus'tai -. W e,,>
parish Oh I.nuyeu, " ..,I ~ ,'s.d :,
tsinP'"'eu '...t a." ~ - 49,;
the CONSTRUCTIVE" VI '"'"sS " ~
n, - ord,;ncd NV the Police Jury of Lafa
-, ,,r;sh louisiana that in order Il
80. IL, ,,,ccssarx fund and TO utilize tn,
s',sc;.i ,,~ Of two mills for ten wears, votes
~, the ,,roper,v ,ax-payers of said parish o,
Ssn,cmher % 1900. in the manner contem
uIa,sd hv ,hem. tina, is to saw, in construct
~ h,,;lj;ncs for said Southwestern Louis
IS; IndnS1r,l Institute there be and
!. h,,,, ,.,lIcb an election ON the nth eiay q
Al go, uh, ,lov of the general clectio
fnnr S,,,c and narish officers) at which Their
e IN ~. ard is hereby submitted to III
, ,,~n,vers If I,fayctte La
Im,I;E.d ,s electors the proposit,on
$ -. ,c,o,;,hI. bonds for the amount {
:, thirty thousand dollars, payable and re
S.r,,,I,, in ten wears from IAN l. 1901 ,
n -. =, m. ,,;n,ion of this BODY Sal
. | Lmd ~ I've made, payablc TO bearer an
n,m h.,r five ner cent DER aunum iu,ere
Il Co., date of ISSUANCE. which interest shu
IN. navable annually on the fir
" d,v ~ March. aid bonds sha
v No; n. sold for less than par, and the pr
-. ceeds thereof shall be paid to the Board
Trustees of the said Southwestern Lon'sia'
Z Industrial Institute. to be by them eNPehu,
&c in constructing buildings necessary for Il
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

WANrEp-SEVKRAi. BRIGHT AND HONEST
persons to represen, us SIS managers in this
and close by counties. Salary 5000 year
and expenses. Straight. bona t'de no more
no less salary. Position permanent. Our
references. any bank in any town. 1t is MAIN
IL office work conducted at home. Reference.
Enclose self addressed stamped envelope.
Tus DOMINION COMPANY. peP;. 5.
Chiea-o. Sept. cS-cot.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

The indications point TO Demo
cratic victory in November. The
gold Democrats are becoming sick
and tired of Mckinley and Hanna,
and il is safe TO say that with few
exceptions they will return To the
Democracy. Mckinieyss weak pol.
icy on great questions has disguised
even his most intimate friends.
The manner in which the trusts
have controlled the administration.
dictated its policies and shaped
congressional enactmcnts. has
opened the ewes OF the American
people to the dangers which con-
front them. 1t is a well-known fact
and conceded by all fair mIaded
persons that the money power has
absolute control of the adminiSsra>
ton at Washington. AT its com
mand the chief executive OF the ma
ton changes his mind and his poll
cics arc altered 20 promote the IN
terests of the money bags who put
up Hanna's corruption fund. and
the constitution is interpreted by
henchmeu of the trusts SO As not 70
interfere with plans of schemsrS ans
iobherS, There never was such s
critical period in the history OF ,hs
country since Jackson ehoSsd tx
life out of the cid United States bank
: But Just as sure as II Is d>SrSst
that right shall prevail the Amer
can people are getting ready 4
wrest their government from tn
hands of those who would GS>sro
1t, Henry Wasserson, the orasmSeS
&C the Palmer Haekner Democrat
Of 1906, will be found amGns IN
followers of BRYAN in next Noven
Der The following significant u
terances from Cob Warssrson Sho
that he is in no humer 'o join 4
independent movement this years
The nemeesaeSe party wtee bic sosnd s~ls
ably solid schsaa MIR Bryan IN sse eS,rsss'
election IL he keep the oSsssae Nc
he got ia 1850 h. will be ceeeee&> L
money question practically osss oS the M
Nc, Democrat, who ss Democrat, Is ssoS
10 hask in fs,eat OF any platform sAe saen
ysassSs~sor OF the sssaehSnsrN ct sas sa'
nay think il best for them 80 adopt, III
have their own peculiar tylso~SssS TO 10
after. We shall question aessAer their sss
n 10 lay down sse esw, nor eas laws AZ ID
,s.av Han 81 ssewa, bat shall Support
Nckcs, Even a esosee OF eNshS~-SSh
this far in advance we by NO aseans eSsheS
Il 10 Smpead--~~ shall prefer X 10 saS esek
er any platforms she Republicans cam pat
- EelSs for now, as ever, the RspaSls.
MARTY IS an aggregation ct all that ~ q
ruaaSc AVID eoxseps in esar paassseae aas,sss%
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

pebs has a right, and Barker has right
and Bryan has right to run as candidates.
The moro candidates there are the more the
party will he divided up; but they nave
right to run.--Picayunc.
And the funny man of The Plea
yune still retains the right t" 1--we
after getting off this sort of stun
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17
Judge Gunby says Warmoth's ad-

Judge Gunby says Warmoth's adj
minis.ration compares favorably
with that of Gov. Foster, No one
will take the tr ouble to discuss this
matter with the judge. Every man
has his own ideas of government
and il the judge thinks Warmoth's
administration was all right he
should be allowed to say so,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA,
BRANCH NO. 79a meets ist and 81 sun
days after high naass, at Home Fire co. hall.
Address Rob,. H. Broussard, Secretary
Bgoussard, La.
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS
meets Isl Saturday of each month, Mt court
house. TO u. M.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

Col. Moody tells us that the Cat
fiery tickle, is disgrace to Rcrubli-
canism. II the colonel has anything
to say about the Wimbcrly ticket
he'll hardly print it.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17
II p. BEELER.
He 9 . q Dentist.
Nollive Building. near poSt-otf'es.
LAFAYETTE. La.
Sheriff-S Sale
G. ID. Caffery VS.. Adam Albarado
ct al. 18TH Judicial District.
Parish of Lafayette. State
of louisiana

Ey vi,ure of Il writ Of tisri tacias issued
on, of the Hon. 18th judicial District Court
in and for Lafayette parish IN the Su,s or
& II. Cafferv vs.. Adam -Alhardo ct ais.
No AFRO, Of the docket of said court, and
TO me directed /. the undersigned sheriff OF
Lafayette parish, did on the Goth day OF
February. 1900. seize and take into my
possession ard will sell for cash, 10 the IaS'
asn,s i,;rhss, bidder. without, apprsiSsIIsens.
n, .hs front I,cor-cf the ccuCt-horl>s IN the
town, Of Lafayette. between legal sale hours
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

Mrs Caa~SS, Zimmerman, Msleshurs, Pa
ssx<. ..As 3 speedy cure fog eueghs, SOLIDS
srpssa sss.s sore ,aroas Que Minute Cough
Cure is umeqaaseSa, Ii Is pleasant fog children
10 take. HEARTILY recommend !, 20 usSssers-
\, * the oulS harmless remedy that proSasrccs
sv.ss.se.sfsse results Ii SroznchsSSS gSnsG
rsosasa. Syspee and throat aud lang 1sseass-s
Ii will prevent consumption Sold by La
fsv~sss DraS Co
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

Col Moody of the Republican
Idea lISrnS Capt, Ctay'oroadS tea
s.tagaSns star whScsa has so0S from,
the brIsh, meridian to an obscure
posSeSua.,' II is time that the can
rain should take radical measures to
rspress the yo"shfot enthusiasm Of
tbs colonel.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17
Saturday. April =. 1900.

the following described property, so-w,':
One certain tract Of land. situated IN the
town OF Scott, parish OF Lafayette, one
superficial arpenS together with the tE'hProSS
mensS thereon. consisting os I GIN hoaSs,
<,s,cr, sin, s.Suuerv. sriss mill and other &P-
,,ar,eranccS thereon aud shsvsun1o belong
sns: said srgsos OF land Is bounded nS'15h oE
Southern Pacific railroad. south oy Hand o.
Ccsavie CaNrce, east by pUNLie ro1U. 1u0
west " land OF Mia Cayree,
Sherssf'S oefSce. LsafaSects- la Saturday
March :. 1000 l. \. ESoU>>ASp,
Sheriff OF Lafayette Parish
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

DR.. A. O. Clark and Mr.. I. j.
Liable will ably represent this DIS
trict in the State Senate. Both are
honest men and good Democrats.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17
Lord to save sinful Democrats from
perdition.

Ballot box stuffinR was the result
of abnormal conditr,ns. Hut these
conditions have disappeared The
elimination If the negro vote, the
edu cation of the masses, the health
full influences of free press, the
moral il not active support of good
people Of all parties. will br'n. about
tina; happy state Of affairs whe" the
ballot-box stuffer will be as con
,emptible in the eyes of society as
The highway robber or cattle thief.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

Men who participate in primaries
and vote against the nominees have
Deculiar notions Of what Is right.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

TIE SntS Statc. WI. S~uS'y -"
much of a gentleman 10 wish for
such thing. On the contrary we
believe that il elected he will do his
best to give Louisiana an honest,
clean administration. But it is our
sincere opinion that Mr.. CaHery's
election would be very unfortunate
His election is exceedingly nndes'r-
able at this time. Under ordinary
circumstances we have no doubt
that Mr.. Caffery would succeed in
giving the people good admins
tra,iun, but should he be elected as
the champion of the incongruous
elements behind him in this contest,
he would have to be more than
human to rise above his environ
ments in the discharge Of his duties
II would require more than the cour
age of a man to withstand the entrea-
ties of the discordant and inharmon'
ious factions, cliques and parties by
which he will be BEST on all sides,
We concede that there are men adj
yocatins the election of MIR. Caffery
no are actuated by homes, motives,
but it is fact that the great
minority of his supporters ate men
of unsettled political convictions
inspired by personal hatred and
, urged on by a fierce and consuming
appetite for official pap. Should
he be elected 1t is with the latter
that Mr.. Caffery will have to reckon
with. They are not in politics for
their health, nor tor ballot reform,
nor for any other kind OF reform.
Mr.. Cattcry tells US he wants hon
est elections-a free vote and tan
count. We believe MIR. Gallery
when he says that. But MIR. CAT
terry is no, going to reform the bal
lot. II Is certain he is not going Il
ITO 1, by lining the most corrup
:, party in America. The people o
.r Louisiana have made up their mind
" to permit no more frauds in thei
Al elections, And Louisiana will hav
y honest elections with or without tn
IS
r Ballot box stuffing is thing q
the past. The people of Louis'an
~ are as honest as those of any oths
- State in the Union. And to sa
- that they will tolerate elecuo
;" frauds is to- say that they are az
~ pra~ed and corrupt. All admit tn:
= when it was necessary TO count
or count out the negro it was dom
'" And the elder Caffery and lud.
Cunhy didn't make any great kis
about It then, but now, after mar
wears have passed, they are k'cki'
' and kicking like the very dew
The people have, through tt
~ agency of Democracy. done avs
:" with the necessity of practicing d'
-" honesty in elections. The negro
out OF it, It's white man vs. viii
man One will keep an eye on q
other and II there is somethl
wrong somebody's going TO get hui
To doubt this is to question I
ability Of the white man tor Sc
government. Fix. man who Supir
" stands aside while he is bel
IN .,,- 49,
does the robhinS.
has
"a The tune mas come whSn {"
IN, tions are going To be fair 4
m. souarS. Mr.. Cafferv hasn't ms
,li- it so. nor MIR, Shular>. nor \
in Foster. nor the election law. l
put pSop'S-'ns great o""H VI !"S''
and lowing and wsll-meantns citizens
hy realizing that the necessity for
|, 10 legal methods no longer exist,
and mani honest elections. \ heal
, a public opinion will make ballot
the stunning dangerous BUSINESS
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17
THE SOLDIERS HO.KE or
LOUISA M.

Some time ago the Board OF
Directors of the Soldiers Home of
Louisiana appealed to the parishes
of this State TO make appropriations
of funds to be used in making
needed additions to that worthy IN
stiutiou. In last Wednesdays
States list Of those parishes which
responded to the appeal for help is
given and the names of the parishes
which failed to make any appro'
priations are also printed. Among
those parishes which subscribed to
| ward lettering the condition OF the
old soldiers who are living at the
Home is Lafayette, and we are
proud to note this fact, because
every parish which has, for some
reason or other, failed TO give us
quota is derelict in its duty. he
parishes when nave been slow IN
responding TO the cal, OF the Board
of Directors of the Homs should
come forward at once. There car
be 10 excuse on the part OF any
parish in the State not to 90 IL
share in this noble work OF caring
for these old men. The pres
should never let up on this question
until every parish has done its simple
+ duty.
The following is list of the par
. ishes, showing those that have mad
contributions and those that nav
+ not:
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-03-17

Ii is rather amusing fer gentle
men to become vir,uously indignant
and huri epS,hsss AT the pemoSrauo
marty aud dsnouuSs tts present
leaders OF the Democracy for
alleged crimes in the commission OF
watch they were themselves accs>SSs-
\ rses before ant after the fact Sen
s,or Cafterv and Judge Guahy have
been telling of the sins OF the State
Democracy
Gunhy is PoputiSe am IS u
natural enemy of the party Sen
!. acor Caftsrv SAYS he is = psmoera'
, from head TO foot. but lsn'S Il pass
!, ms strange Shae >o COED a hS'as'
! ers1 IS unable TO timss anything haS
!, 70, SAY about the Republicans aHs
ss0sa6Ms ssscd TO SAY ats0os the Dem
gcrasGe party, aud ySs the senate
{ saws teS> so~eS Democracy AMI ats
!. Rrpuhsls>aa0ssu, The SSa&sos has
/, May Sss sss> Sswn 10 sreas his friends
= Far wears the Judge aeS the senate
; held ssffsee under the old sneehoSi
4 sssss sasS made a@ very great kies
: Bur saev have SNd6ealy experiences
5 a change o. eSsrs and Joined Sarse
" nusoa, Taylor Cade and Others !
the moarnsrss bench to- Invoke n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-13
STANDARD HISTORY.
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q Complete and Valuable
Work.

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the United States is the only single
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bancroft brings us down only to the
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Immediately preceding the civil war.
VI This momentOus struggle no history
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Again. Ellis History is the only one
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Spanish-American war from beginning
70 end. The last volume being de-
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The Peoples Standard History is in
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Il have examined with care The
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-13
John DREW"
Americans most popular 5 cent cigar.
NOTICE.

atEzE#iEEEEESL1EE8 $3.50 1H.ms-EEtEsI4 .
Notice is hereby given in accordance
with the provisions Of the ordinances
and charter that a general city election
will be held in the city Of Bismarck,
n. d, on Monday, April 2, 1900, for
the purpose of electing the following
officers of said city, viz:
"A mayor.
Acity clerk.
A city treasurer.
A city justice of the peace.
Two aldermen from the First ward.
Two aldermen from the Second
ward.
Two aldermen from the Third ward.
Two aldermen from the Fourth
ward.
Notice is hereby further given in
pursuance of q resolution adopted by
the city council of said city on the
18th day of March, 1900, that the fol-
lowing polling places and Judges Of
election We're established and named
as follows, towit:
First ward judges. +. PhiIbrick,
M. y. QConnor, A. M. Mason, to vote
at the tailor shop on north side Of
BFoadWay. between Second and Third
streets.
Second ward judges-John Hubert,
Paul Nicholson, Geo. Mcdonald, to vote
at engine house on Fourth street.
Third ward judges-C.sD. Edick, w.
+ Perkins, M. H. Weeks, to vote at the
Ed smith building, corner Of Seventh
street and Broadway.
Fourth ward judges-pat McCue,
John Williams, w. II. Sanderson, to
vote at Robidou's blacksmith shop, at
the corner OF Sixth street, south az
Front
In witness whereof we have this day
subscribed our names and afixed
the al of said city hereto, this 18th
day OF March, a. D. 1900.
Attest:
H. II. BoGUE,
Mayor Pro Tenn.
n. w. RICHHoLT,
City Clerk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-13

the newly elected sherif had threat
ened to bring to Justice. During his
residence here, Hurst was al model
young man. ID. Baker has been
circulating a petition urging the gov
ernor of Montana to at least commute
the sentence until further investiga-
ton can be made. This petition has
been signed by practically all st the
people Of the neighborhood. Mr.,
Baker will 60 to Montana and present
the petition in person.