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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-01-15

grounds, no fraud being charged. 1t
was alleged that relative of one Of
the candidates was on the election
board and that the returns of the pre-
cinct officials were unsigned. Repre-
sentative Leech of Cass, moved the
adoption of the report. Representa-
tive BOeing, the candidate, who had
been given the certificate Of election
arose and seconded the motion. He
stated that he had been of the opin-
ion that he was honestly elected but
would abide by the decision of the
house.
The house adopted the report of the
committee unanimously and Mr..
BOeing withdrew, his seat being
taken a few minutes later by his VIC
torious opponent. A motion to adopt
the rules Of last session by Represent
ative ButtZ, carried.
A motion Of Representative Tufte,
that the speaker and chief clerk be
provided with stamps, carried, as did
also a motion by Representative
Young that the speaker be empowered
to appoint committee on rules.
On motion provision was made for
the appointment of needed judiciary
clerks.
It was announced that the follow
ing committee rooms had been Sc
cured:
Speaker and journal clerks, Patter-
son building at rental of $50: judi
ciary committee, same block, $3.50;
railroad committee, Tatley block $50:
ways and means committee, G.. A. r.
hall, slOO; warehouse, grain and grad
ing, w. r. G. hall, 800: appropria-
tion, Hoagland block. S75: agricul-
ture, Dakota block, $50: counties and
county boundaries, Raymond block,
$50: insurance, Faunce block. $50:
tax and tax laws, coal lands and min
ing, Dakota block. S75: temperance,
Tribbale residence, $40: sheep indus
try, public buildings. bridges and
fences, Douglas block. s75: military
affairs, election and privileges, and
state affairs, Faunce block, $50.
Speaker Baker called on Repre-
sentative Young to occupy the chair
until recess. A resolution providing
that Mr.. Boeing receive $50 as mileage
and pay for his trip to the capitol
was carried without opposition.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-01-15
NOTES..

Representatives Beck and Fried
left last evening for Jamestown.
Sheriff Twichell came in from Fargo
yesterday to see how it is being done.
Agent Geo. II. Bingenheimer of
Standing Rock agency is here for
few days.
G. L. Merrick, who was connected
with the school land department, is
in from Napoleon.
Ing Moe of Valley City has arrived
to begin work in the senate. He was
here two years ago.
Editor Towns Of the Buffalo Express
was an arrival yesterday to assume
his duties in the senate.
1t is stated that although B. W.
Schonweller of Richland was elected
as representative as democrat, he is
a republican.
W. E. Clark, who was given place
in the house organization, arrived
yesterday afternoon on the belated
train from Tower City.
Both house and senate adjourned
to , O'Clock today when the message
of Governor White was read, the two
bodies being in Joint session.
Joe Scanlan has returned to Grand
Forks to look after the Review Joe
failed to land, but had pleasant
time here with friends just the same.
Landlord Patterson of The North
west, has recovered from an attack OF
rheumatism and is again looking after
his many guests. The hotel is the
headquarters Of the solons.
Efforts to organize the third house
effectively, have been fruitless so far,
Denny Hannatin, the sQuatter gov
ernor, insists strenuously that he is a
maverick. and thinks all members of
the third house should be likewise.
Major Hamilton will probably re-
main here for some time. He is in
charge Of the enrolling and engross-
ing, having been awarded a contract
to do the work, and is giving the house
force valuable pointers on their
duties.
Ole Axvig has returned to Cavalier
and things have Quieted down some.
Ole had a hot time while here. and
while he spurned efforts to have him
join the suicide club, he showed
members what a hot pace an old time
representative can so when he gets
good start.
Members of the legislature and
others remark the many improve
ments in Bismarck. The new cement
walks, many squares of which were
laid last year, fine new business houses
erected within few years and gen.
eral air of thrift and prosperity
excites considerable favorable COM
ment.
1t is probable that Speaker Baker
will not announce his committee ap-
pointments for week or ten days.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-01-15
Office expenses railroad com

Office expenses railroad COM
mission ................... LOCO
Expenses state veterinarians 1000
Expenses state board of
heal tn. .... 600
Expenses state militia. .... 22,O00
Aid to volunteer tiremen.... 1000
Appropriation state fair .... 1900
Weather bureau. u....... 1000
Promoting immigration. -. 1000
Board Of pardUns. s............ 1900
Geological surveys. ......... l,600
Farmers Institutes. ........ 5000
Twine plant certificates, due
1904 $4,000
Unpaid bills and warrants
unrepreSented. ........... $4,000
Total. ................ S AIS, 200
SECOND CLASS.
Expenses OF supreme court. 5000
Maintenance OF capital. -. $4,000
Expenditures land depart
ment $4,000
Public printing. g............ 100000
Eighth legislative assembly. $4,000
Fire companies, 2 per cent in
Surance taX.. $4,000. l6,OOO
Transportation OF cOnvicts
penltentlary. y............... 1000
Transportation of convicts re-
form school. ........ 1000
Transportation patients hos.
pital for insane. e........ 10000
Expenses trustees inStitu-
tions. $4,000
Expenses executive mansion. $4,000
Reward for conviction OF
horse thieves. -. .... 1000
Expenses state examiner and
deputies ................... 5000
Care and transportation of
Clind 1000
Arrest anc return OF fugi-
tives.. $500
Rewards for conviction OF
horse thieves .............. 1000
Rewards. ................ 1,500
Expense for lists of new tax
able lands. :. ......... 1000
Burial of deceased soldiers. 600
Expenses state board OF
equalization. ................ 300
Expenses distrsct veterinari-
ans ......:..... 25o
Expenses attorney general. 500
care of convictS at reform
school. ..................... -. 10000
Total. S 3OS, $50
Total for first and second
olaccoS rf oynon6ituroS f27 0)0
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-01-15

THIRD CLASS.
This class includes the following
institutions for whose maintenance
appropriation must be made:
State penitentiary.
Soldiers home.
Hospital for Insane.
Industrial school.
Reform school.
Institution for the feeble minded.
And the miscellaneous appropri
iatons.
I have made no estimate for this
class. The reports of the institutions
will be placed upon your desk and
therein are fully set forth their vari-
Gus needs. Their growth and the in
creased cost of living necessitates
increased cost Of maintenance but all
can be well provided for if reasonable
prudence is made in your appropri-
ations.
NEW BUILDINGS.
In the way of new buildings the
first and most pressing need is at the
hospital for the insane. The increase
in inmates keeps most accurate pace
with the increase in population, max
ing it necessary to constantly enlarge
the accommodations for patients.
The last building was built under an
appropriation made six years ago.
Since that time there has been an
increase of more than thirty-tive per
cent in number asking for admittance
until the institution has become over
crowded and it has been necessary to
refuse the admittance of many cases,
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16

,2o acres under cultivation balance pasture land 81
CATTLE horses 4o head sheep set harness.
ditch miles from Dolores river bar
gain if taken quick, must be cash.
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16
A SUGGESTION OR TWO.

Warm salt and water held in the
mouth will sometimes bAnish tooth.
ache, and at least make the sfictiot
lighter.
Get all the fresh air you can II
the sleeping room, which should be
carefully screened In order that bues
may not come in.
inexpensive jute tapestries may be
had in strong. rich colorinss that
make desirable summer hangines;
the blue and green are especially
good.
Always keep olive oil In the re.
frigerator and see that it is tightly
corked. Never put more oil in the
table cruet thaa two dsys' supply
1t will grow rancid.
A great reversal OF taste In house
furnishings il predicted by q recoe.
nized authority, and that soon. Il
is said that the dull finish, now so
popular. will soon give wnv 70 u.
trsme color effects.
Floors that have been shellacked
may be cleaned without iniuring the
polish by wiping over rapidly with
clean cloths dipped in clear, warm
water, to which kerosene has been
added IN the proportion OF 8 table.
apoonful 70 q pail of water.
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16

To reduce the economic problem to
figures: One acre of land which would
furnish enough flesh to support one
man would furnish enough grain to
support ten men. Thus you see when
the increased population causes an in.
creased demand for food and for land on
which to raise foods, it will become
necessary to raise that which is the
most economio-in other words. thai,
which will produce the most per acre.
The hygienic argument you can OBJ
tain from any reputable physician, who
will tell you that meat eating is beating
to the blood, that it is especially IL
stimulant rather than food and tha,
there is great danger Of the transmits
sion OF various serious diseases from
auimal TO man.
Meat eating in the ideal stage is bad
enough. If the animals that we ca;
were in all the health with which na-
ture endows them, roaming wild and
free over the open fields, with plenty
of exercise, and permitted to choose
OF their own free will from the bes,
of the various vegetable growths for
iASii ioOis thai Nouio TX OHC
But as civilization has advanced cattle
are raised for the sole purpose of slaugh.
ter. They get little or no exercise.
Any veterinary surgeon will tell you
that animals kept without exercise will
contract and propagate various diseases
which are practically unknown to them
in their wild state. They are artificial
ly fattened, and this kind of fat is no,
the sort of material which we should
put into our bodies.
But it is the appalling character of
the disease in meat which frightens US.
tuberculosis, one of the most common
and fatal of diseases among cattle,
causes grent destruction of human life
by consumption. A recent alarming
spread of leprosy in Norway, Hawaii,
and the other fish-eating countries is
traced directly by scientists to the eat
ing of fish. In this case, to be sure,
it is thought that the eating of the
fish raw. instead Of cooked, is what
brings on leprosy, but the simple fact
that the germs are there at all is suffi.
cient-Baltimore American.
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16

+ New residence of Dolores lots good loca.
on, bargain in every Of the word. Must be cash
3 negotiable notes; onresident.
t IL II l3s II n
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16

we had company, and never imagined
i. in any danger until, coming rather
Unexpectedly from u walk, I saw Will
lies head and Daisy's bent over it.
hurried into the room. Oh, my dear!
the whole beautiful top was covered
with hideous advertising cards nailed
on witt brass-headed tacks.
"'Oh, mother. Daisy cried, don't
come in! It is not finished
".How dare you touch that? cried.
and then cried like baby. 'Paurs
tablet sobbed. you have ruined it,!
''It was the first time / had ever
spoken harshly to her, and she was like
a child.
"'Ob, WILLIE she said, she is angry.
and thought she would be SO pleased
willie was equal to the emergency.
He took her in his arms, ard cried, in
great indignation:
".It's a shame! Don't cry, Daisy!
Oh, Daisy, be my wife. and you may nail
scrap pictures on every table in my
house.
Did you ever hear of such a pro-
posal? Two babies, my dear. But
they have been very happy, and there is
not any aesthetic horror wanting in
their home. Storks on one leg, reeds.
sun6owers. lilies. dadoes and friezes.
But there is third baby now. nearly a
year old. expect to hear of that in
fant in classic costume, with Tyre in
her bands, some day; but can bear it.
My responsibilities came to an end
when Daisy ceased to be Toms widow -
N. Y. Ledger,
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16
WAY STATIONS.

In Belgium, for every four tons car.
fled by rail one ton is carried by canal
The United States exported last year
the record number Of sos locomotives,
England wss the hrst European
country to have railway (1s2s), Ser.
via the last (1ss4).
Fifteen swiss railway and ss-en lake
steamship companies now Issue Joint
tiskets serving the purpose Of q free
pass for two weeks or longer over all
NnsA
me d. tSsAs 1GDeaAAioA.
One nay gst an appreciation OF The
AaAgmtads Of tAs 81. Louis worlds iais
BY coinparlson. The Centennial expo
htioh covered 3ss acres; the last Paris
exposition, ass, The Columbian etpusi-
tion. at Chicago, sJS. while that at st.
Louie will cover 1850 acres. The total
cost Of the Columbian sxpositioh, tAs
greatest the world hAlf ever seen, ives
~, $50. 900; that bf the b. totks fsls
will be ~. .ooo, ,oo0- 0-thts exelusavs .ok
atAts ap1Fopeiat tlbhss Ctiaeo lpat.
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16
Subscribe for THE DOLORES STAR.
Timber Land, Act june 5, ls7s-Notice for Pub.
lication.
United Statcs Land Qffica.
Onltcu otates Lana GnlC6,
Durarlpo Colorado Au1,txt 10 1Q02

ncatiOn.
United States Land Office,
Durango, Colorado. August 20, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress- Of
June 3, 1878, entitled AN not for the sale Of
timber lands in the Stntce NJ California, Ore
eon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as ex-
tended to all the Public UHntl Statos BY act OF
Cora F. Mylsr, Of Dolores, county of Monte.
yuma, State of colorado, has on Aug. 49, 1905
aled in this Office her sworn statement No. 751,
for tho purchase OF the 2ne and the sw Of
ne OF sec 81 and the NV 1 OF NV OF section 32
in township 81 n, range 13 W n MPM,
And will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes and to establish
Judge and clerk Of the county court OF Monte
znma County; Colo, at his office al Cortez, Colo,
on Monday, the 9th day OF November, 1903.
:, She names as witncsses William Ritter,
Frank Rittor, James Longwil and Norbert
Taylor, all of Dolores, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
above.described lands are requested 10 file their
claims in this office on or before said 9th day
OF November 1903.
First pub sept :; last nov 0
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16

R.nch-bouse rooms closets barn 7ox5o shed on sid
and end COW she'd house. milk house carpente
shop and other buildings situated near Dolores One
finest locations the river Good waterrght
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16

rev Dolores residence four rooms bath pastry
water inside barn and two Will be sold for all cash.
half cash balance time. bargain either wa. Property
should be be appreciated
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16

under cultivation house grainery stable she'd corral
and two reservoirs IS alfalfa acres young orchard
perpetual water right all farm tools bargain for cash.
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16
4 r y d q
E uvhe Star Real Estate Exchange

rh;s oncrtv s for sale on o ae Of owner f6o
acres seven miles from Dolores in the Monezuma valley
acres under cuvaon water Contains some OF the best
frit land in tie valley and is bargain $500 gets It,
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16

q. y u ny g s . :
! uvhe Star Real Estate Exchange J
q Joe H. Dewitt, Mgr. 4
A reasonable commission in
3 I case of sale. Costs nothing
otherwise.
This property is for sale Of of owner
acres seven Dolores in the Montezuma valley
ocs urder cultivation free Contains Of the
3 fruit land in tie valley and is bargain $500 setsit
new Dolores residence four rooms, bath room, pantry,
inside barn and two lots Will be sold for all cash
half cash, balance time. bargain either wa property
!! should be to be appreciated
Ranch-house closets barn 7ox5o shed side
and end she'd ice house. milk house carpenter
shop and buildings situated near Dolores One Of
finest locations on the Good waterright s
of H. F. Morgans ranch, 60
under cultivation 4room house ganey stable shed corras
and two reservoirs IS alfalfa acres orchard,
perpetual right all farm tools bargain for cash.
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cultivation orchard 4S acres hay balance grain
granery cellar stables reservoir OF the Oldest water
s. rights valley, will sell with without crop Cash.
s 500 under cultivation balance pasture land
cattle horses head sheep wagon set harness.
Dome ditch IS miles from Dolores river bar
8 gain if taken quick, must be cash.
s. New of Dolores lots good loca
bargain every Of the word Must be cash
!: negotiable notes. owner nonresident ;
L ssss %ssts
The Dolores star., 1903-10-16

100 one mile north Of H. F. Morgans ranch IS acre
under cultivation orchard 4s hay balance grain
prainery cellar stables reservoir of the Oldest
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-13

+. The tangle between Sheriff Butch
art and St. Louis county bids fair to
be squared away, and in a manner
whereby Mr.. Butchart wins on ev-
cry point. BY stipulation of attor-
neys representing the sheriff and
Mr.. Dash, who now occupies the
sheriRs residence and feeds the
county prisoners at eleven cents per
meal, a bill will be introduced by
Representative Bowling providing
that st. Louis county must furnish
the sheriff with a residence during
his term of Office, and also that the
present sheriff ia to furnish meals
to the prisoners at eleven cents per
meal; but after the term of the pres.
ent sheriff meals shall be furnished
prisoners at the expense of the
county and under supervision of
the sheriff. The action of the board
OF county commissioners in leasing
to Mr.. Dash the sheriff's residence
has received much criticism among
voters, who considered that the
proposition savored of favoritism
instead of an honest intent to save
a paltry sum to taxpayers.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-13

duced Monday, provides that before
any mining stockshalla bepermitted
to be sold in Minnesota statement
shall be filed with the secretary Of
state showing the condition and 10.
cation of the mines owned by the
corporation, with plans of the same,
the amount of work done thereon
and the condition of the plant and
machinery connected Herewith. "A
fine of not more than 500 is provid.
ed for the first offense against this
law; a punishment of not more than
$500 for any false statement; a fine
Of not more. than 500 for willful
neglect or refusal to. make q state
ment. It shall also be perjury to
make any false statement under
oath'in order to gain a permit to
float the stock.