Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-09
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B WEATHER.
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
Stationery temperature. 81 Max. 90;
a min. IL; ,...
Ladies' Aid-IThe Ladies Benevolent
3 Aid VIII meet with Mrs. M. Eppenger
on Friday afternoon at $3.50. 7
Irrigation Engineer The new state
engineer comes to North Dakota from
Colorado. but was born in Maine.
He Is thoroughly posted in every
phase OF irrigation work, and it Is
believed his appointment will be of
great value to the state. -
a LaudabIe ExampIe-The N. P.
railroad has a force of men at work
cleaning of the streets leading from
the depot and tidying up the depot
grounds generally. It may be trifle
early, but the example Is worthy Of
cognisance by the citizens generally.
The Rooney case-The mandate of
Tine United States supreme court in
the Rooney case has not been re-
ceived by Judge Pollock and as a re.
suit no steps have yet been taken to
take Rooney back to Fargo for re-
sentence. The mandate will go to
the state supreme court first and will
then be forwarded to Fargo. Nv.
River Breaking Up at Pierre-The
Missouri river broke at Pierre on the
9th inst. and q small section at Bu-
ford on February 25th-the earliest
IN years. There are little indica.
lions Of a break at Bismarck but the
ice Is becoming honeycombed' and
spring rain or sudden rise in the
water would cause a breakup. It is
expected to occur much earlier this
year than usual. 49,. .
The Banana eelt--While Fargo and
the eastern half OF the state have
snow storms the Missouri slope
Farmers are irrigating the orange
orees and pruning the banana plants.
The slope will soon be in the race
with Florida and California as a win.
ter resort. Some attribute the change
of climate here to the late legisla.
tive session, but observer Bronson
says there is nothing in it'-and he
ought to know. u s,'.... r. T.
Pool Rooms Closed to Kfds-One or
the laws passed by, the legislature
this winter prohibits boys under 1s
from visiting pool or billiard rooms.
1t is hoped it will prove more effect.
I've as a reformative measure than
the city curfew ordinance, which is
doing the Rip Van Wrinkle act at
present, while troops Of boys hang
around the streets at all hours of
the night
Important Meeting One of the
most important problems the city has
to confront in the near future is the
matter of sewerage. Samuel Crabbe
engineer for the city Of Fargo, has
been preparing plans for this work
and 1t Is understood that he will be
present at the next council meeting
Tuesday the 14th, and will explain
the matter fully to the council. Sew.
eral important ordinances will be up
for passage at that meeting and alto.
gether 1t will be one Of decided inter.
est to the taxpayers Of the city.
Fell In Love Witt, Rismarck-Edi.
tor Lampman acknowledges in the
last issue of the Neche Chronotype
which by the way is in the front
row OF, the neat papers which come
to this Office that he fell in love
with Bismarck, Mandan and vicinity
while there attending the state press
meeting, and asserts chat II any
J country on earth could entice him
from his present home, "Old Penn.
4 bina"-it would most assuredly be
that alluring region, the justly fam
GUS Missouri slope country. walsh
County Record. Il.
May Musical Festival Plans, are
being made for May music festival
In Fargo this spring which will, ex