Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-20

Chief Draughtsman-Charles B. Col
vert. of Washington. has arrived in
the city and will be chief %draughts-
man in the surveyor generals Office
here.
Capitol Safe-The two heavyweights
-Leech and MOvius-have seats on
opposite sides of the house SO there
is no immediate danger of the capitol
tipping yer.
House Stenographers-The stem
%Ographers for the aid of members who
have bills and resolutions to draw up
in typewriter form will be found over
O'Hara's grocery, opposite The North
west hotel.
Back From Home-"Came in Sun
day from Steele" said Representative
Palfry. of Hope. Found things a
trifie blustery and considerable snew.
Am now here to stick until the end
of the session"
Minstrel Performance-Don't forget
the minstrel and concert to be given
Tuesday, Jan. q, at the Atheneum.
The general admission tickets are out
now. Reserved seats on sale Satur-
day at RemingtOn's.
Ordered Away-Friends of Senator
Ed Pierce, of Ransom county, will re-
greet to learn that he has been ordered
away from the state for his health
and will probably leave today. He
has been in i'll health and a change
is imperative.
Weather Changes-Weather warm
and springlike up to yesterday after
noon when there was a sudden
change, with cold wave and high wind.
which lasted until about II o'clock last
night. when the weather moderated
and the wind abated.
New Doctors-The new doctors adj
mitted to practice under the recent
examination were: ]. Tyvorid, Mil
ton: George Dahlquist. Willow City;
M. A. Lee. Edmore; ]. 9. Hamilton,
Rolla: w. II. Bates, Grand Forks: G,
w. Brooks, Hannah: F. s. Pryse, Daw.
son; r. T. Mclaughlin, McHenry.
Committed to Asylum-Counsel fol
Thomas j. Lamb. of North Dakota
together with the corporation counsel
at Washington. had a conference with
Judge Barnard. after which an order
for his permanent commitment to st
Elizabeth's asylum was made by the
justice. Doctors who have observed
Mr.. Lamb during the past week say
he will recover.
Place for WaIIace-Senator McCum
Der has secured a permit for the ad
mission of Dan II. Wallace, of James
town. to the army and navy genera
hospital at Hot Springs. Ark. He i:
the son of Examiner Bob" Wallac,
and served in the Philippines as cor
Doral of Company n. He was dis
charged in 1898 for disability caused
by dysentery contracted in the service
and has never recovered from tina
malady.
Goes to Arkansas-Mr. S. NJ. How
ard. lately of Menoken, with his fam
lily left Bismarck over the 500 Mon
day morning for Rentonville. Benton
county. Ark, where he has purchased
AIhttiStS- Wtlttt he UdS pun CildStu
milk route and where he will make hi
future home. Mr.. Howard took witt
him three cows and three horses an
his household goods. but will keel
posted on North Dakota affair,
through The Tribune. which he ha
ordered sent to his new address
Good wishes of a host of North Da
kotans go with Mr.. Howard and hi
estimable family.
Preached to Sinners-A goodly nun
Der of senators and representatives al
tended divine services in the severa
churches on Sabbath. At the MethC
dist church in the morning Rev
! Thomas T.. Green. of Valley City. dc
! livered an able sermon which he style
! The Natural History of Sin" II
! painted a word sermon in vivid color
and in such a plain. forceful name
that every attendant could easily pei
ceive the outlines of a great mora
Observation-Disclosures address highly ar
ppreciated and commented upon b,
those who We're fortunate in bein,
present. Next Sabbath Rev. DR.. r
G.. Lemars. of Fargo. will occupy TIL
pulpit and our people are assured o
I on able address from this noted divine
Wants Resubmission-"Got bacl
I from Logan county Friday night" re
B piled Representative Weed to a Trit
! une man Found everything Lowell.
/ there. a little snow. some cold AM
everybody doing splendid business.
! notice there is considerable discussion
s concerning resubmission,' continue,
I the representative. land You are priv
l LEGGED TO place the delegation from
! the Thirty-siyth district sGuarely o.
record as instructed for a measure
which will improve the condition il
! the liquor traffic. whether it be thu
\ annullment of the penalty clause nov
existing. the re-enactment of a meas
\ ure relating TO druggists permits O
out and out resubmission. My con
stituency is German and they are EN-
/ phatic that some measure be adopted
Just what that will be will develol
later on. ! cannot say that we can d.
1 anything but will attempt something.
III A;Iix,ru taII ~ canifDt fnni0tt Qs9