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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-18
STATE NEWS.


pigs.
The Brinsmaid State bank will
build an $4,000 building.
Hon. Geo. Earl leaves Barnes coun-
ty after rs years residence.
Fire did $500 damages in the West
ern Union Office at Devils Lake.
Grand Forks will hold it's delegate
convention at Larimore May 10th.
A stove black manufacturing plant
has been established at Valley City.
Lisbon expects to have first class
base ball aggregation this season.
Williams county expects to add fifty
per cent to it's population this year.
The Dakota Farmer formerly pub
lished at Aberdeen will locate in Far
go.
The Valley City Alliance is now in
favor of Hon. Geo. NJ. Young for state
senator
The Michigan City Independent
comes out strongly for A. M. loft
hagen for governor
Melting snow in the vicinity of
Glendive has exposed the bodies OF
thousands of dead sheep.
Seventeen out of twenty-five appli-
cants for teachers certificates sue
ceeded in Bottineau county.
Fred Falley thinks the Western
Union hard up at Wahpeton because
they have cut the salary of the mes
senger boy.
Richard Purcell, a brother of w. E.
Purcell of Wahpeton, was recently
elected mayor of Helena, Mont, on a
citizens ticket
The Hope Pioneer thinks that Gov
erior White stands better show of
landing the nomination than any of
the other candidates.
The Advocate makes the announce
ment that it will not support the re-
publican ticket if nominees are dis
tasteful to the Advocate.
The Medina Leader refuses to be
pacified and still declares that the re-
cent Stutsman county republican con-
vention was faxed affair.
A secret society at Grand Forks had
as feature a prize fight by two
list nd oro
worrying lest they be called on the
carpet.
The Cleveland Herald says it will
not support the democrat who was
nominated on the republican ticket for
one of the leading offices in Stutsman
county.
Additional particulars relating to
Frank j. McMullen, the ex-train dis
patcher who met with a dreadful
! death at Valley City last week, are
that ne was Pinkerton detective and
was on his way to Dickinson, on q
lease. He was evidently expecting tc
see his party on the train for he made
it a point to alight at every station
with his grip in hand.
! AS cadets at Annapolis Congressman
Spalding has appointed Dallas Laizure
| son Of w. c. Laizure, teller in the
Merchants State bank, as principal
and the alternates named are: Maxor
Tough, son of H. P. Tough, the reai
estate man; Fay Sloane, son of Con.
ductor Tom Sloane of the N. P. rail
way, and Albert Birch, son of stepher
Birch Of the North Dakota Tile Works
as alternates. The alternates have
been notified to be ready for an exam
ination in Fargo on April 18th.
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4 copy Of the Washburn Miner of
April LIST has come to hand which is
probably the last of that paper. Editor
Harris having removed to Underwood
and taken charge of the Leader at
that point
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-18
REPUBLICAN. JUDICIAL coNvEN
TON. =

A Republican Judicial convention for the
Sixth judicial district of North Dakota will
be held at Mandan, N. Dr. at p. M, on
Saturday, May. FL, 1904, at the court house
nomination a candidate for the Office Of dis.
trict Judge for said district. The apportion.
ment for the different counties has been
determined by the committee to be as fol-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-18

A. M. Cleland has been appointed
general passenger agent Of the North
ern Pacific railroad to succeed Chas
S. Fee, who resigned some time ago
Cleland was formerly Fees assistant
North Dakota acquaintances of MIR
Cleland will commend the wisdom Of
the selection.
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5, The republican judicial committee will meet
at 10 a. m, on the date Of the convention
at the Office of the secretary for the purpose
OF passing upon the credentials of the dele
gates. 345 b. &
szt,.:.s ...5s y5* GUY ]. DEFRANCE,
RI M. FUTILE, ~ 's' 4 !.
S54as 4. Secretary. .3|'S Il 35 ny :a,.@f
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Don't forget and patronize the.
Home bakery, given BY the Guild
ladies, on next Saturday, April 23d, at
the Boyle building
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= r e VIE w r A B LE

Aside from the generous display of
charming summer garments, which
the Standard Patterns supply in the
May Designer, and in which Gradua-
ton and Commencement costumes are
given prominence, there is a special
article on Summer Array for the
Wee Ones" in which small girls and
boys are pictured in garb at once
practical and becoming; and another
on "Frills and Furbelows," suggesting
arrangement of the airy rufles which
now decorate feminine sleeves and
jackets. Summary too is the reading
matter supplied in this number, for
the two short stories are entitled
"Crab Apple Blossoms" and "The
Chery-Tree Inn" then there is an
interesting article on Birds Nests"
Mary Kilsyth gives little talk on
'"Plant Boxes and Porch Decoration"
and Kate v. Saint Maur discourses on
Poultry and Pet Stock Farming for
Women
=,
Senator Depew, in recent address
in New York, aroused enthusiasm by
clarifying the historic shrines of that
great city, which includes st. Pauls
church, in which Washington wor-
shipped; Frances Tavern, where
Washington delivered his memorable
Farewell Address; and the famous
Jumel mansion. In the current issue
Of Leslie's Weekly these buildings
are all pictured. The front page dis.
closes one Of the most curious sights
in that great city, the Jewish fish
market. The descriptive article re-
garding this interesting spot is writ
ten In the breeziest way by Miss
Bertha H. Smith. A page of illustra-
tons bears on the fierce war in the
East; another is devoted to Uncle
Sans naval forces on guard in Pana.
ma. T. Dart Walker has a superb
drawing of Richard Mansfield, in his
latest character, Ivan the Terrible;
and page shows q manner in which
the physical training of the West
Point cadets is carried on. Other
pictorial features are the dramatic
page. the sporting department, and q
page of prize photographs by anna
teurs. "Jasper's Hints to Money
makers" are sensible. timely, and Of
great value to every investor or specu-
latOr. .. <s4SN :
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For Sale Cheap.

Five 4 room houses, In the original
plat; one 6 room house in N. P. LIST
addition. ~ y %...s ~. 5.'t
i.& M r McKNNZrE
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The White Earth Record seems
quite positive that Major Murphy has
handled the politics Of Ward county
all right.
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First Ball Game.

First Ball Game.
. The c. M. c. ball team and the West
End club opened the base ball season
Saturday, the score being 10 to in
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Now that Hon. George Young's can
didacy for lieutenant governor has
terminated it is expected that Hon.
C. 8. Deisem of LaMoure county will
renew his efforts for that distinction.
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FOR SALE-Choice of two kitchen
ranges. Mrs. P. J. Lyons, 319 It'll
street. 80:
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WANTED Orders for milk OF
cream. I will deliver in any part o.
CITY, Harriet e. Wilcox.
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A BARGAIN-100f It. In block g.,
M. & c. addition on 4th street. N. P.
Skeels. T.
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FOR SALE-Combinatio book case
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FOR SALE-One road cart. H,
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M. }. MCKENZIE.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06

would soon outriral the grain produc
ing area Of the United States.
And while Americans have been all
most dazed at this development, the
great grain fields of millions Of acres
in the northwest territories have been
opened and the influx Of settlers, moi
only from the United States, but alst
from Great Britain and the continent
has come in earnestly only to raise to
resources and possibilities.
There Is more; the great advan
tages of cattle raising In the western
part Of the territories has led great
number of Americans to cast their LOT
and future welfare in these parts for
the pupose Of producing meat. which
is now admitted can be done as well
as in any country in the world, II NOT
cheaper.
The Canadian exhibits in agricul.
ture. forestry. fish and game. horti.
culture and mines and metallurgy are
among the most conspicuous at st,
Louis and can give a fair idea Of what
possibilities are In store for the neigh
bors to the north.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06
NOTICE. OF ASSIGNEE.

Territory Of New Mexico, County Of
San Miguel.
In the matter OF the assignment Of
Fox & Levi TO ]. D. Mackel. assignee,
Public notice Is hereby given, that
!, the Undersigned, J. d. Mackel. as
slgnee Of the firm OF Fox & Levi,
will be In attendance at my place Of
business at tho corner Of Douglas ave
nue. and Grand avenue In the City of
Las Vegas, County Of San Miguel and
Territory of New Mexico. on the 2Sth,
Goth and Goth days of June, 1904, he
tween the hours of nine (9) o'clock
i. III, and Ave (5) o'clock D. m, q
each Or the said three CD days, and
will proceed publicly q allow and al
iuat all claims against said assigned
estate. Whereof all parties take dus
and timely notice.
Dated this 3ist day Of May, 1901, at
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
]. b. MACKEL.
Assignee Of Fox & Levi
W. D. BUNKER. Esq. attorney for As
slrnee. si2s
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06
Silver City
Normal

The commencement exercises Of the
New Mexican Normal school at Silver
City We're conducted yesterday with
the initiation of the graduates into
the Alumni association. The annual
alumni luncheon was given in honor
OF the graduates in the dining parlor
OF the San Yincente hotel, which was
decorated beautifully for the occasion
"Wednesday evening reception was
rendered the citizens of Silver City by
the faculty and board OF regents al
one of the most brilliant social events
of the season. Monday evening the
graduates presented the class play
Damon aud pythias, which was
well interpreted and enthusiastically
received. The graduates are: Ola
ChenoWith, Fannie Fait, Alice Bun
kot, Gertrude Wiley, Edward Hobart
and Henry Geitz.
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FIRST STATE ELECTION
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Strike Out West.

In discussing the strike situation
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that there are 400 men now lodged
within the stockade at the Santa Fe
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department maintained by the com.
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,&he number al 800.
The number Of men who went ont.
sincluding helpers and apprentices. was
1 not far from 300, in the three depart.
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06

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backed It out on the Naogles branch,
while the second man walked ahead
and lined up the switches.
The engine was running backwards
and as it struck a curve about ten
miles south of Beson it jumped the
track and turned over on its side. The
men, however, escaped. Another en-
gine was sent out after the stolen en-.
gine and found it lying on its side
with about hundred yards of track
torn up.
!, The theory is advanced that the
theft was committed by tramps who
wanted to get out of town, and, know
ing the yards, easily ran the engine
j, ont on the branch line.
| From the fact that care was not
used in running the engine over the
curves south of here, it is thought the
men who stole it did not know the
line and were inexperienced, or they
would have used more care to keep
the engine on the rails.
Valentine F. Clark, the eighteen
year old son of Yardmaster J. NJ.
Clark and wife of Ration, died a few
days ago in the Santa Fe hospital at
La Junta, of an abscess of the brain.
For some time past the young man
had been i'll, but last Thursday his
condition became very serious and he
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at La Junta. An operation to remove
the abcess was to have been perform,
ed but the young man died very soon
after his arrival at the hospital
II. r. Nickerson, vice president of
| the Mexican Central railway, passed
through the city Saturday accompan,
led by Mrs. Nickerson. The Mexican
Central coal contract has about ex.
pired, and Mr.. Nickerson goes to Den.
yer to have the contract renewed or to
make other arrangements. The Car,
thage coal mines Of New Mexico have
La proposition in for the contract and
Mr.. Nickerson said that the Carthage
people may get the contract.
The El Paso & Northeastern Is max.
| ing an effort to have the product OF
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/ trying TO secure concessions from the
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W. II Preston, who has just re.
signed his position as conductor on
the Sierra Madre line left FL Paso
for Iiminez, where he is going 10 take
a run on the Mexican Central.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06
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Syndicate Dissolved.

The Pittsburg.Toledo syndicate,
I which advanced s20,0OO,o0O for the
construction of the Wabash extension
into iPttsburg vii be dissolved to.
day and the control Of the Wabash
Pittsburg terminal company will be
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struction OF the line rested was pledg-
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$14.00O,O00 has already been paid.
Members OF the syndicate will receive
s13.40O,000 first mortgage bonds. $40.
100000 second mortgage bonds and
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Z Stole An Engine and Wrecked It.
One of the largest open thefts that
has ever been committed in Arizona,
judging from a standpoint Of the bulk
of the property stolen has just been
concluded at Benson by TWO men, who
up 10 the present time have not been
captured.
The Southern Pacific helper engine,
used al that point, was fired and
placed in readiness TO 80 out on q
. freight train, when the engineer left
his engine and walked into the tele.
graph station
s.while Ne was away the fireman also
lcft the engine ID attend 70 some mat.
tiers, and while both we're away. some.
one entered the cab of the engine and
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06

a new wen recently dug on the east
side Of the railroad at Tres piedras.
gives promise Of being able to supply
tho settlement with water. The well
Is twenty-three feet deep and thero
are four feet OF water In it.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06

The shaft on the Tampa in the Bro
mide district is down 3Ol feet. The
irifts aggregate $50 feet. Molybde.
num was struck al the depth Of 800
feet.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06
NEW. TIME CARD.
pAao.NoRruEAarEaN
49,
slys

TEN.
taking effect November Let, 1908:
Train No. 4 viii leave El Paso 100
.. m. (nountain time). arriving
Santa Rosa same time AZ at present
ts.25 I. ND
No. I VIII leave Santa Rosa 800 p
m. and arrive 81 Paso 1880 q m.,
mountain timc.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06

John King has been given contract
TO sink fifty feet on the property Of
o. II. williams on Willow Creek in
the Bromide district.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06

Q. II. Williams and Isaac Williams.
who came 70 The Bromide mining dis.
trict from Indiana Two months ago and
settled near Tusas, have made q
strike OF sulphide ore on Willow
creek.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06

.. sP. Force has completed the as
sessment on the Jaw Bone Extension
and the Gypsy Maid in the Bromide
district.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06
y. n. HEALEY,
Passenger Agent, III Paso, Texas.

Over 1000 pounds Of alfalfa seed
were sold this spring by one farm AT
Pennington. This means good many
more acres In alfalfa.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1904-06-06

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