Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-25
THE CITY

| LIE NllY
THE WEATHER..
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
Cooler northwest portion tonight. Max.
81, Min. 81. Precipitation .O5 inches.
No Quorum-The city council was
to have met Saturday night but owing
to the fact that no quorum was present
an adjournment was taken.
Ice Cream SociaI-The ladies of st.
Mary's church will give an ice cream
social on the church grounds Wednes-
day evening, to which the public are
| cordially invited.
Will Vote On Division and Remov.
al-The voters of Mclean county will
vote at the fall election on the ques.
the organization of the county of
the removal Of the county seat of
Sheridan and also on the question of
the removal Of the. county seat to
Underwood.
inspects the Fort-General c. G. C.
Carr, nj command of the department
OF Dakota, inspected Fort Lincoln
Saturday afternoon. He was escorted
to the fort by the local officers and
spent the afternoon and evening in the
city, leaving on the night train. Gen.
eral Carr is making an inspection of
the several posts in the department..
Northern Pacific and 500 roads have
published their reduced rate sheet GOV.
ering harvest business in this state
and both the Dakotas. 1t has been
agreed to haul harvesters from St.
Paul to points in North and South Da.
'kota east of Portal, Williston and Dick
inson for fiat rate of Sc head in
parties of five or more,
Arranging Coal saIes-Fargo Call:
w. P. Macomber, general sales agent
of the Washburn Coal Co., was in the
city Friday in conference with Local
agent F. E. Payne. The company
has built coal sheds for storage pur
poses near the Milwaukee depot and
will ship all their coal over the Mil
waukee road. The drayage Of the
coal has been awarded to the Strate
dray line. J
Simple Funeral R. D. Hoskins
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Judge Cochrane at Mime
apoHs were very simple, lasting only
a few minutes at the little chapel ir
Lakewood cemetery, where the re
mains were laid to rest. Many proml
nent North Dakota officials and mem
bers of the Minneapolis bench and bal
were present Mrs. Cochrane has re
turned to Grand Forks.
! Patients Went Free-Manager Rowe
of the Norris & Rowe circus did {
handsome thing yesterday in inviting
all the patients of the asylum who
were able to 60. to attend the circu!
free of charge. A space was rallied of
to accommodate the patients and at
tendants, and about ITS in all accepted
the courtesy and enjoyed the perform
ance. It was the most liberal offel
4 ever made by any circus management
here Many circus managers however
give reduced rates tor the patients
jamestown Alert. 5.'-
District Court-District court was
convened at the court house this morn
ing for the purpose of disposing Of the
case of T. w. Griffin VS.. Burleigh coun
ty, an action brought some time ago tt
restrain the sale of the residence prop
erty on the south side of the tract
for taxes. The issue in the case is tn,
legality of the taxes since 1891, variou'
Irregularities being charged by tn
plaintiff, who is represented by Attor
ney Mockler. States Attorney G. M
Register represents Burleigh county
The case Is being tried to the court.
On Investigating Trip-Prof. E. F
Chandler, state irrigation engineer, al
rived from the east yesterday and lef
TODAY on a reconnaissance trip nort]