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The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-04-05

Berlin now contains 1000 donkeys
which have been imported in the last
eighteen months to take the place Of
dogs as beasts of draught. The change
is due to the agitation Of the S. P
G. A.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-04-05

The late Prof. Marsh of Yale be-
queathed his house and grounds for
botanical garden. They are to be made
the home of the newly created school
of forestry.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-04-05

to be az handsome as our new pred
Johnnie-"No, but I'd like to BE- u
some as he thinks he is.'
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-11
Teachers Meeting.

At the teachers meeting held
at the courthouse April 9Th, the
following teachers were present:
Daisy Smithers, Thea Hagen,
Caroline Halvorson, Frances
Palmetier, Clara Greenland, Ada
Piatt. Lillian Haskell, Nettie
Haley, Allhea Haggerty, Edith
Anderson. Grace Houghton, A P
Jones, A J McInnes, Nh hagen,
Winona Upton. Anna Nelson,
Clara Nelson, Mary Tollefson,
II 3 Taylor, Louise Kaas, Minnie
Gunderson, Bertha Zim norman,
Mrs. L. A. Spicer.
Misses McHugh, Guisness and
Jennie Hagen visited with the
teachers. The meeting was call
ed for the purpose Of deciding
what work to pursue at the sum
mer training school, and the best
time Of holding the school. It
seems that three weeks during
July will suit best. Prof. Z. M.
Abbott, of Cooperstown, will
conduct the school assisted by
some primary teacher not yet
decided upon.
Among the things which will
be insisted upon in the future is
improvement through the per-.
formance of reading circle work.
This work must be done system
atically and satisfactorily from
year to year by all teachers. At
l'the summer school more definite
announcements will be made re-
lative to the reading circle work
fol- the co ming school year.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-11
HANNAF0RD.

The following pupils have been
neither absent nor tardy during
the month Of March 1901:
Advanced department Isabel
Groven, Ella Jackson. Edgar OF
son, Clara Jackson.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-11
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES.
Items Of Interest Picked Up
All Over the State.

items OF Interest Picked Up
All Over the State.
Seeding IS being rushed generally,
throughout the state.
Friends OF Editor futile of the
Mandan Pioneer report that he is to
have a consulship to Germany, at
least soft is published.
There are whole lot of North Da-
kota towns making goo goo eyes al
Andrew Carnegie, since lie donated
$4,000 to Fargo for library
M. II. Jewell OF the Tribune de-
sires the city council Of Bismarck to
grant him telephone franchise.
Alexander Hughes also desires a
similar franchise.
N. F. Boucher has been reap
pointed warden of the peniten,iary
board The board evidently doesn't
take much stock in the statement of
exconvicts about poor grub and
harsh treatment.
The Fargo Forum says that if any
body doubts the richness of our
North Dpkota soil let them inspect
the streets Of Fargo. And we all
ways thought that the streets were.
paved in that town.
The Harvey Advertiser is running
q "Knox" column and it you ever
read warm stuff in your life there is
where you get it. They have to wet
the paper to keep it from burning up
as it goes through the press.
The town of Buffalo, in which a
large portion of the business block
was wiped out by fire last fall, is ex
periencing building boom, several
new buildings being in course of con-
struction and contracted for. Buffalo
business men will build better than
ever.
The election in Bismarck was q
close shave for the Patterson crowd,
their candidate only being elected by
one majority, and the Tribune says
that there were less fraudulent votes
cast than at any election ever held ir
the which is honest of Jewel
who was defeated.
President Worst of the Agricultur:
al college at Fargo denies the repor
that students afflicted with smallpo,
have been sent home from the insti
tuition. The students became il
went home and smallpox appeared
Had it been known that the students
had smallpox they would have beer
sent to the Fargo pest mouse.
Gen. w, D. Washburn has decided
to extend the line Of the Bismarck
Washburn and Great Falls railway a
far as Washburn this season. Th,
distanceis is II miles and the new lin'
will be completed in time to handl'
the new crop this year. The. sena
tor will also establish a free ferr.
across the river at Washburn.
Many Of the teachers Of North Da
kakota are finding it hard to use the
examination questions sent out b,
the department. There no doub
will be a tendency with some teach
ers to drill the pupils especially TO
these examinations. Don't do it
The questions are all right, but it viii
take some time to get your school in
harmony with the course Of study
In the meantime educate, don't pou
knowledge on the pupil; and th'
questions will soon .sfit."- -Finga
Herald.
The 500 railroad will probably b
extended into Fargo this season, It'll
announced, and there is also talk 0
running a branch line through Cass
Steele, Griggs and Foster counties e
connect with the main line at Car
rington. It is thought by some en-
thusiasts that if the 500 runs into
Fargo, the main line will be made t
run through that place; but we guess
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-11
Saturday.

Saturday.
We had great surprise today
When VIC sat down to dine,
When hoof Was scrubbed and windows washei
And work all done up fine.
For who should come stalking in
But uncle Joe from Maine.
He'd given up q sailors life
And had come home again.
He said while he had been the cook,
He worked out q new plan
OF washing dishes by machine.
That's run by boy or man.
An engine small and boiler too,
Was bolted to the stove.
And when the thing had got mp steam.
a stream of water drove
With such force that dishes all
We're washed by steam you see.
And were AS clean and shining bright.
As dishes well could be.
He'd had q wooden covered sink.
With screen placed on below
And on to this n pipe was fixed
That caught the waters flow.
The dishes all were placed on edge
With wire screens between.
And thus he said he washed them up.
And left them wOntlrouS clean.
Then mother here commenced to speak.
And she went on to say.
How is it that you wipe them. Joe,
When washed iii such II way?"
wipe them: echoed uncle Joe.
That's seen with half an eye.
For when the dishes have cooled OF
They're clean and also dry
Aud now the cycle OF a week
OF mothers labors hard,
Has brought again our Saturday night
Once sung by Scotland's bard.
And ere we put our pen aside.
And from our labors rest
We ask that God may hear our prayer,
And grant this one request:
Dear Father. friend OF those who work
AS well us those who MOURN
Send other aids to lift the yoke
That mother love has born" B.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-11
Dazey Congregational Church
Resolutions.

Whereas, God in his infinite
wisdom has seen fit to remove
from our midst our beloved
brother, William Curtis.
BE it therefore Resolved. That
in the death of our Brother Cur
tis, the church loses faithful!
member, the community q re-
spected, citizen and his family o
loving father and husband.
Be it also Resolved, That we
extend our sympathy to the be-
reaved family in this their hour
of affiiction.
Be it further Resolved, That
these resolutions be spread up
on the minutes of our church
register.
Z. S. PIERCE,
Ed. LADBURY,
w. A. BAKER,
Committee.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-11
Mrs. @. Ashland called on Mrs.
Fugelstad last Thursday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Michaelis visited
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. FROST,
of Jessie. They report things
kind Of quiet in that part of the
country. SAM.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

Park in San Francisco, the Worlds Fair
Grounds in Chicago and the site of Stanford
University, at Pal0 Alto. The scientific arrange
ment, beginning with the magnoias and ending
with the conifers. IS present. but it is never OBJ
trusive. The larches. ashes. mulberries. oaks,
tupeioS elms. hOrnbeams. yews. catalpas.
beeches. frs. or chestnuts-to name a scattering
few out Of total of over sixty genera-are all
brought down TO the road for the enjoyment
OF those who walk or ride. but it is left to the
botanist, the landscape architect the hOrti-
culturist To discover in each group the system
attic planting of species after species and variety
after variety in the order of their occurrence
respectively in North America. in Europe and
in Asia, each specimen labelled and recorded in
the most elaborate catalogue of living trees
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

ever undertaken. But the Crowning feature
OF the arbOretum is. indeed. entirely
natural glory-the Hemlock Gorge, which
one reaches from the southeast gate. The
cool, full grown hemockS cover little hill
from which they descend To the brook
which has eaten out the ravine that cuts its
base. There are thousands in all. many of them
equal To the finest examples in the wilderness
itself. and joining in soemnity of shade that
transports the visitor far from all contagion of
the city 1t is. indeed. bit of primeval forest
untouched 10y and unharmed 10y fire since the
beginning That ii should survive in the midst
of "A great American city To become a part of
a modern forest museum is something that
seems too good almost. To be true. II is small
wonder that the director of the arboretum is
prouder of this than of anything else H. has to
show.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT-

ASricuiture- Oldest organization of the Kind
IN America. il may be noted-has contributed
an annual grant during the last few wears of
N-''"'; but beyond this the strictly scientific
WORK mas been maintained at the expense of a
httle handful of lovers cf trees whom Mr.. Sar-
gent has been able personally to interest
lhe agreement between Harvard acting for
the arboretum and the city Of Boston has
however put the arbOretLm in many ways. in
a position of unique independence The arbor-
etum is. as has been said a link in the Boston
park system. while remaining under the scien-
tlilc control of the university. To secure this
condition permanently the city took the required
lahd. some two hundred and twenty-five acres
the larger part of which was owned by the Har-
ward agricultural school. the Bussey Institution
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

by right of eminent domain, Immediately leasing
back the whole to the university, with the eX-
ception of the land necessary for public drives
and walks. for the consideration of 81 and the
term of J.B9 years. under agreement calling
upon the city build and maintain the roads
and police the grounds. and upon the university
to continue the arboretum as an open space for
the development of trees and shrubs until the
expiration of the lease in the thirtieth century.
Entering by any one OF the great gates which
the city mas erected at the various entrances. a
casual visitor would be long in discovering that
he not in a park of the usual American type.
however unusual in the perfection Of its detail
The words museum and arbOretum seem incon-
gruous. Much of this seemingly natural beauty
is due 10 Frederick Law omsted. the designer
of the Boston parks. Of Central Park in New
York, Prospect Park in Brooklyn. Golden Gate
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
WIRELESS TELEGRIPHr " HtWlIi.

Honolulu letter in The Chicago Record Herald
The Wireless Teesraphy Company is
puhlicly advertising that il will after March ,
receive messages for transmission by the Mar
conf system between Honolulu and its stations
the islands Of Molokai Lanai and Maui
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-14
PASSED TO BE ENGROSSED.

An act relating to fling papers in cases
argued before the Supreme judicial court
whca sitting aa 4 Inv court.
| Ein. NJ III; tn authorizc John T. Ycrx1
| Edgar Perry. Arthur Fitzpatrick ANA SCI
den Il TracH Ia construct aud maintain
a dam across the Little Madawaslla riv-
cr in Aroostook county. and build and
maintain piers in said river.
Senate amendments ~" AMI ~
adopted i'll concurrence, bill read tt,
third time. ana passed I" TX cnGrosscd
as amended in concurrence.
Bill an act to incorporate the town of
Mllinockct
Was rcnortcd from same committee,
ana pending third reading Mr.. Dunn q
Orono. offered House amendment 'A'
which was adopted.
The hill was thcn read the third Tim"
ana passed to he engrosScd.
Bin. an act to establish n municipal
court in the town of Winthrop.
Bin an act to amend the charter Of
the Ticonic Foot Bridge Company
Bin. An act to amend Chapter rs Of tho
Private and Special Laws of 1872 entitled
an act to incorporate the Elliot Bridge
Company.
Pill an act to authorize James NJ.
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Pi'u'i'
t,,..,...,,. .h,, paotr-
D''i ,,a.,n >o.,do,,,,.
Du ~, nc, ,,,horfzfn., tho extension
of = wharf into tide waters at I.ubcc
%arrows
Hil. an act To- extend an act entitled
an Act to incorporate the Enchanted
Stream Dam ana Improvement Company.
Bill. an act to amend Chapter 800 Of the
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Continued on page 81

1t is not 50 much what the news
papers say, as what neighbor says TO
neighbor or friend to friend. that has
brought Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy into such gen
eral use. IL is as natural for people
to express their gratitude after using
this remedy as it is for water to dow
down hill. 1t is the one remedy that
can always be depended upon. whether
baby be sick with cholera infantum
or man with cholera morbus. 1t is
pleasant, safe and reliable. Have YOU
bottle Of it in your home? For sale
by John Coughlin. III Water st. and
j. {. iloulehan, Gardiner. druggists.
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amend Section ? Of Chapter 60 of tn,
~ lscu statutes as amended by Chap
tcr :? or the Public Laws Of 1899, re-
Iatlng to divorce.
MT. Spofford. from same committee
reported legislation incxpedient on or.
def TO inquire as to the necessity ant
auNlsabliity of Il change in the can
sttution Of the state. which shall pfh
vide for annual sessions of the I.epis.
! lature. but with Il continuation of n;
cnnial elections
Mr.. PattanEall. from the committee
on legal affairs, reported ought not tc
pass on bill an act amending Section
~ Of Chapter T. of the Public Laws q,
1899 relating to the duties and powcrs
of game WardcnS
Same gentleman, from same commit
! tee. reported same on bill an act max
Ing 1t discretionary with the justices
81 the supreme judicial court to allow
fun or quarter costs in actions Of tres
rass.
Mr. Libby. from same committee. re-
ported same on bill an act To amend
! cause Vi of Section % of Chapter Sc
Of the Revised Statutes relating to
trustee process.
Mr.. Putnam, from same committee,
on order to enquire into the cxpcdiancy
of cnacting Il law whereby all pau
rCrs now supported by towns shall he
supported by counties, reported that
same bc referred to the next Lcgisla
turc.
Mr.. Walls. from the committee on
education. on bill an act to establish
! .,,, Il. l;,;.
that same be referred to the next Leg
iSlaturc.
sam" gentleman, from same commit
tee. reported same on resolve in favor
Of the establishment Of Normal
schoo! III Newport.
Same gentleman, from same commit
tee. reported same ON resolve in favor
of the establishment of Il Normal
school ut MachiaS to be known as
Washington County Normal School.
Same gentleman. from same commit
tee, reported same on resolve in favor
of the establishment of 4 Normal
| school in the city of Calais.
Mr.. HoXic, from the committee on
agriculture, reported ought not to pass
on bill an act relating to the powers
ana duties of the board Of agriculture.
Mr. Harvey. from same committee.
49,, o,,,o,. ,o inouirn into tho .,vradi.n
-, Of law, Gov. +t,, ..,,,,,',. .i,,,
of fnuI hron,1 ,,,op,, has in Niaina -,
rnrtad mar same ~ rafarrnd ~ IA
raxt Iaoislaturo
AIr. Hin from the committee IA
COMMITTEES rcnort.d leave "a Withdraw.
or netition of y pace and others
that The nortiou of Raad nIantation sat
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

IN act additional To Chapter - "f TIM
Revised statutes relating to costs cf
parties summoned as trustees.
An act to amend Section 60 of Chapter
= of the Revised Statutes, rs amended
BY Chapter i;i Of the Public Laws Of 1NNJ.
relating to tish wcirs ana wharvcs.
An act relating t. life insurance On the
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ORDERS OF THE DAY.

Special assignment: Resolve in favor
Of the University of Maine for centra.
steam heating and power plant.
The pending question was the motion
TO Indefinitely postpone the resolve.
Mr.. CHASE of Portland: Mr.. Speak
er | do not desire to occupy the atten-
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HOUSE.
n
w CduCSG2N. March

Wednesday. March Is.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. EinEold of Gar
diner.
in concurrence.
Eil. IN act authorizing the construc-
tion If a wharf into the tide waters az
in, Pfnobscot river i'll Wmtcrport.
Maine. was referred in the Senate 10
the committee on legal affairs under Il
suspension of the rules,
In tie House tho rules We're suspend
IA ana the bill was referred in concur
renee.
An act To amend Section of Chapter
%, nf the Public Laws of 1891. relating
"a the salaries Of assistant supcrin-
tendcnt. steward and matron at the IN
s,uc Hospital. Grabbed pending third
reading On motion Of Mr.. Haskell ~
Nindham. and Thursday assigned for
its conSidcration)
An act To authorize Manly Morrison
10 erect and maintain boums i'll the
.Sahlsticouk river.
This biIl comes from the Senate
amended by Senate amendments \
and Il.
The House reconsidercI the vot.'
whereby tho hill was passed to he en-
crossed. Senate amendments \ ANA +
were adopted ANA the bill was paSsc /!
to be cngroSsed as amended.
The following Senate order was re-
ceived:
Ordered the House cOncurrinc. a
committee of three. of which the Presi-
dent shall 10 one on the part of thu
Senate With such as the House may
ioin. he appointed to consider and rec
rmmcnd such amendments and addi-
tions to the joint rules as may be
deemed cXpcdicnt.
on motion of Mr.. PcttenGill of Rum
ford it was voted that the committee
on the part Of the House should con
sst Of tive Of whom one shall be the
Speaker.
The Speaker joined on the committee
on the part of the House. MessrS.
Chase of Portland. Parkhurst of Ban
COR. Gardner Of Patten. Pettingill Of
Rumford, and by direction Of the
House. the Speaker
An act to amend an act entitled an
act authorizing and empowering the
Great Northern Paper Company to
erect and maintain piers and boons in
the west branch Of the PenobScol
river.
This bill comes from the Senate read
twice and passed to be engrossed UNI
der suspension of the rules. In the
House the rules We're suspended, the
bill received its three several readings
and WAS passed to be enSrossed in con
Currencc.
The following bills. petitions, etc,
We're presented and referred:
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,,i,r ont ~ order, on order OF the lie"
..,i,t,Ir, relating 10 taxation OF jcwrlry
.,,J Silver plate. reported that lCGI>ltio .
'Esrrnu is independents
"H1 On motion by Mr.. Wilson of Washing
,on the senate adjourned.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

Ey Mr.. Crosby of Littlcton-Hill. an
net to prevent the taking Of fish from
Conroy lake. (Rcccived under susren-
sion of the rulcSD
Also bill, an act to prevent the TAX
ing of fish from Ross lake. tRecclVed
under SUSPENSION of the ruleS)
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PASSED TO BE ENACTED.

An act to establish municipal court
in the town of Fairfield.
An act to amend Section of Chap
ter &c of the Public Laws of 1895. en-
titled an act to regulate the aleWiVe
GsherA in PemanIid river.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Mr.. NpDD. from Int tOlllillNttt va
judiciary. reported ought to pass on
bill an act to amend Section of Chap
tor 1872 Of the Revised Statutes, relating
to the issuing of warrants by ma%is-
trateS.
Same gentleman. from same commit
tee. reported same on bill an act relat-
ing to the Standish Water Construc-
ton Company.
Same gentleman, from same commit
tee. reported same on bill an act TO
amend Sections 3 .. IS and II of Chap
ter 121 of the Revised Statutes. relat-
ing to malicious mischief.
Mr. Harris from same committee.
on petition reported bill an act to in
corporate the Columbia Falls Water
and Electric Light Company.
Same gentleman. from same commit
tee, reported ought to pass on bill an
act to incorporate the JOnesport Light
and Water Company.
Same gentleman. from same commit
tee, reported same on bill an act to
amend Chapter 237 Of the Private and
Special Laws of 1883 entitled an act to
amend an act to incorporate the "ity
Of Auburn relating to election of as
SCISSORS Of taxes and OYerseers of the
poor.
Mr.. Powers, from same committee.
reported same on bill an act to amend
Chapter 60 of the Public Laws of 1895
emitted an act to amend Chapter q
OI the Public Laws of 1887, entitled an
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

continued from page ~
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FINANCIAL. AFFAIRS.

by Mr. Allen of Sanford-Bill, an, act
to amend Section - Of Chapter Of the
Revise Statutes, relating to treasurer
of State.
by Mr.. Putnam Of Houlton-i;csolvc
in faNnl. If Nal.A.nA u E,a1nn
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BY Mir. Maddocks OF Boothbbay Har-
hor-BiH. an act for the better protec-
ton Of travellers.
Ry Mr.. Cook Of Vassalboro-Bill, N
act to abolish the board Of cattle com
miSsioncrs.
Also bill. an act to abolish the bureau
of industrial and labor statistics.
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HANKS AND HAWKING.

Ey Mr.. EodweU If Hallowcll-l'ill. An
act TO incorporate the HalloWell Trust
Company.
by Mr.. Moulton of South Portland
Bill. an act to incorporate the South
Portland Trust and Banking Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-14
il Dietary
LEGAL Nr'EiIRS :.

BY Mr. Kaler of Scarboro-Bill. an
act to incorporate Prout's Neck Water
,nn,,on,-
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ORDERS,

on motion of Mr.. Carleton Of Win
throp,
Ordered. that on and after Thursday
afternoon. March II, all matters on the
calendar unassigned shall be taken W
in their order and disposed Of.
on motion Of MI. Parkhurst Of Ban
gor. the order was laid on the table
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APPORTIDN sIIGNT.

BY MI. Lowe Of Standardization Of
the town Of North Yarmouth, praying
that il may be authorized to choose /"
representative for such portion of TIM"
and such periods as shall be equal 70
its share of its representation lh*tt'"
Of being classed with another town.