Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-04
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Grand Jury Isl Still Busy Qusst tioai,ls
Nethods of II hawaiian q esisiaturc. d.
oluln, Nay % 81 me 81 ana % lrys
called to inYes. .igate char rges Of bri-3;
bery sin the egSslature is still in ses-f5
\ sion, and has made ne report so far. $s;
HS$t$c Circuit Judge Hump phreys has ex-
cuse Attorney General Dole and '
$ Treasurer Linsing from testifying on
\ the ground that all they, had heard on
the subject about which the grand
jury auestione them was hearsay,
and they had given the names sof those
from " HON they received the reports
In the cases Of Acting Governor Coop
er and the ex-sup erintend ent Of public
works, both Of ON were also cited
to appear before Jud dge Hump phreyss
= and show cause why they should Il not
answer the questions put to them, de-
cisions have not vet been rende red.
The grand jury is calling many wit
nesses. It is reported that its inves-}
LEGATIONS center around the efforts Of
LIQUOR men to defeat the dispensary
law and proposed legislatio having
to do with granting Of franchises for
the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land.
4 company All Of the: directors Of the
latter company have been summoned;
as witnesses. .s$t 5ssss 3I :f 81
\ The legislature is still in session,
considering appropriate It has re-
ceived a letter from Acting Governor
4 Cooper giving new estimates, but the
{ home rulers will probably out them
as they are now engaged in making
heavy cuts OF salaries OF government
officials and clerks. i5353 2:5: 85s f5s
The house tabled the estimates Of
the acting governor with message
I to await a decision as to the legality
of his status as acting governor, a
question having arisen in Judge
3 Humphreys court as to his right to.
occupy & such a position. Attorney
General Dole has rendered an opinion:
that he is legally acting governor.
Governor Dole is still at a mountain.
resort, and his physicians have order
ed him TO- stay there longer. sjs
B LARGE CRACKS IN THE EARTH.
! Sliding Movement Of Butte City Again
M anifests Itself. III
Butte, Mon, y tune IT he strange
/ sliding movement Of the city Of Butte,
which has been noticeable at inter-
+ vals for several wears, has again man
Tested itself by five large cracks in
the earth Id different parts Of the
i city, the largest occurring at West
Galena station, where a crack II
inches Se and of considerable length
and depth has appeared. Three Of
the openings occurred on the West
side Of the town and two on the east
side. 81
There is no caving but asdistinct
: parting OF the earth and the granite
walls can easily be seen In them.
B The gas and water companies have
much trouble On account Of the
I strange movement which freau emily
breaks und round pipes.
City Engineer Rickenbach says the
engineering department Of the city
encounters the same trouble, as e1eva-
tions and bench marks In certain
parts of the \ city are constantly.
changing.
What Is the cause Of the strange
phenomenon is not known, but he
continuance of 1t 4 IS beginning to
alarm some Of the resid Tents.
MARKET FOR ouR CHEESE.
Can as Well Supply Cuba and Porto
Rico as Can Foreign ers.s
5.5 New York, June special to
The Tribune from w Vashington says:
r. Pearson, assistant chief Sof
the dairy d vision OF the department
OF agriculture, who has Just returned
from q three months tour of Inspec.
tion in Cuba and Porto Rico. believes
that American dariymen can AS well
supply the markets OF those islands
as can foreigners. He calls special
attention TO the demand FOR cheese
Id those countries. saying that at
8S present most of this supply comes
s.; from HOLLAND Denmark talys and
6 Switzerland, and he bell ieves that
Americans can deliver lust as good
II II quality Of dairy prod ducts as can for.
& eign countries, and that 1t will not be
many years before American dairy.
5s 4 men have estab lished d good trade Id
Cuba and Porto Rico.
Settled Down tor 4 Siege.