Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-12

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Maximum temperature today, %.
Minimum temperature today, IS.
Chief Clerk Anderson returned
from Grand Forks today to look after
the completion of the house journal.
Menoken today. looking happy over
the recent arrival of a son and heir.
Representative eostrom Sick-Rep-
resentative John Bostrom has been i'll
for several days. and is still confined
to his bed threatened with an attack
of fever.
Preparing a Fine Dinner-The Pres
byterian ladies say they viii! nave a
fine dinner and plenty to serve all; SO
remember the date, Saturday,
March Is.
Will Accept-Major Edwards, of
Fargo, has indicated his Willingness
to accept the position of consul at
Montreal, which the president is said
to have offered him.
Cold Wave-There was a sudden
change last night from the mild. spring
weather of yesterday and today the
! cold wave is with us with a
threatened snow.
Gets a PIace-Edward LaMoure. son
of Senator LaMOure, has been ap-
pointed to a place on the staff Of SEN
ate employees at Washington. This
appointment it is said will fill the
states quota of patronage.
Endorsed 6rennan-AnOther meeting
of the Ward County Bar association
has Endorsed NJ. H. Brennan for the
new judgeship in the Eighth district
and a committee has been appointed
to carry the Jews to Governor White.
Professor Ira Oard-I know person
ally nearly all the members Of Cos
groves orchestra. They are artists. l
anticipate a fine concert on Friday
night. Any Bismarcker who likes
good music should not fail to attend.
st. Patrick's Ball-Company A is
making arrangements for a ball to be
given at the armory on st. Patrick's
day. March II. The dance will be
given jointly by the militia company
and Cards orchestra. and promises to
be a successful affair.
New 6uiIdings-The state institu.
tons are not losing any time in max
ing arrangements for the new build.
ings authorized by the last legislature
and the normal schools, state insane
asylum and school for the deaf are
already consulting architects regard.
ing the proposed new buildings.
Taken Home-Fargo Forum: Post.
master f. c. Eddy returned this
morning from Bismarck with Captain
Hopson. who has been very i'll in the
capital city. The captain, who is
well along in years, was removed in a
stretcher from the train to the home
or his daughter. Mrs. Eddy, were at
last reports, he was resting as easily
as could be hoped for.
Legislative Expenses-The total leg.
islative expenses that have been paid
up to the present time have been a lit
tie over 100000. There are still bills
to be paid that will bring the total ex
pense of the legislative assembly up
to about 500, 900 For the first time
in a number of years the state was
able to meet the payments as they
came due without borrowing money.
Paid the Bill-Representative NJ.
Maddox. of Benson county, who was
taken with smallpox in the last week
of the legislature, was discharged
cured this week from the city deten-
ton hospital. To DR.. Smyth Repre-
sentative Maddox expressed his ap-
probation for the good care and
treatment given him and as a further
evidence of appreciation he paid the
expenses incurred for his care and
subsistence while in the detention
hospital. Mr.. Maddox has returned
to his home.