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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
ON THE WAY.

Thought | heard a whisper in the viii
lows by the creek
When a laughing wind came by and
touched me on the cheek;
Surely then the willow twigs began
to ned and sigh
When the wind went romping on, a.
laughing back ''good-by"
O, the wind was warm and glad AM
seemed about to sing
Wonder If it might have been a mes
senger from spring?
Thought | heard a chuckle from the
water In the stream
Underneath the sheathing ice It long
hac lain a-dream-
Still. | heard chuckle from the wa.
ter sleeping there,
When the wind came back again and
rumpled up my hair,
When the wind came back again ami
touched me on the brow
Wcader il 1t meant 10 say that spring
is coming now?
bought | heard a murmur from the
meadow and the hill,
Where the snow has hid the grass
and where it hides it still;
But heard a murmur like the shad-
ow Of a song
When the wind came back again and
tarried overlong.
Surely it was something like a muir
muir that heard
Wonder if it isn't hat the spring is
sending word?
Thought ! heard a drumming very
faint and far away,
Like an army marching up the high
way Of the day,
And the wind came back with melo-
dies that seemed to float
Like the echoed sweetness Of a her
aids trumpet note,
seemed TO whisper of the
blossom and The bird
Wonder if il wasn't all hail from
spring / heard2
w d. Nesbit, in Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

iatrenu0us, the cowboys fough-riders
and ali the other freaks That could be
gathered finm n freakish region Of
country lave delighted he hearts
OF the youth and convinced the older
generation who had to pay the freight
that Buffalo Bill was a troublesome
fellow. Thousands and hundreds of
thousands OF people in t4is country
and even in Europe have scrambled
over each other to separate them
selves from their coin TO get
glimpse OF the Wild West man He is
celebrity with a record for scout
ing. chasing redskins and all that sort
of thing Hence the interest in his
domestic infelicity
A feature Of the divorce proceed 'ngs
as told IN the dispatches. was tar But
falo Bill broke down and wapt profusa
ly in the courtroom At Cheyenne while
tastifylng ngains his wife It was, Of
coarse. all very pathetic, and doubtless
those who witnessed II felt keen
ympafhy for the hero of the Western
plains An Atlanta contemporary |
takes a different view of the case. It /
says with a dash OF cruelty:
Here is another idol smashed. We I
we're wont to bel eve in William as a
paragon Of Western bravery, an ava
Jar Of border heroism. In tle minds
sye he was pictured lassong buffalo
md causing tn redskins Of the prair |
as to bite ignobie dust
Bur how have tho m ghty fallen
rhis killer Of killers placed his face in
Is hands and cried like a scAoolboy
when be told tbe judge how he had
)eel boss3d about and aectorea and !
in his own house. This
-reat indian slayer confessed that he
Ived in moral dread Of a little III
ound woman.
We don't believe now tha he ever .
id kill an Indian
And why not2 Rounding up I'M an
a small matter as compared with
lcing many woman Of even less
lan ito pounds aroIrdupo.s History
Rows that heroes utterly reckless Of
anger or death have been completely '
lbdued by a single look from a little
aal woran We all remember how
= er.ner before Cleopatra
oh0ol boy recalls he ss9ry Of
ellen Of Troy And now comes ths
.eat Buffalo BIZ and weePs like a
mp over d little woman a
History repeats itself and IL is i
,uldul if re time will ever come d
hen some | tile 40 pound memb1
the te1derar sex canaot under some
nditi5ns make the moss hardhear
hero of them ali shed q crocodile
ar or two )
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

IN reply 10 the charge published in
several newspapers that ". j. Bryan
and other Lincoln. Neb., men are own.
ers OF the celebrated Foster lease Of
usi lands in Kan as. Mr.. Bryan. in the
Commoner saws: Mr.. Bryan is able
% speak only for himself concerning
fhis matter and he owns no stock in
any mining gr oil companies. has had
ne dealings. directly or indirectly
WITH any oil. mining or leasing CON
pany. and is not concerned in any
manner with any such company or
corporation. Mr. Bryan's friends do
rot need this announcement to con.
vince them Ct the falsity Of The state
ments of political opponents. Mr.
Bfyan's only business enterprises con
sisf of The Comm0ner and the farm. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
Victims of Poison.

People who point TO the carrying OF
reyolvers as the cause for the many
murders in the United States shCala
not forget the knife wielder and the
noisoner While it Is possible more
murders are committed by shooting
than by any other single means, 1t Is
fact that more persons are killed at
one tine by poison than by guns
Omaha Bee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
a HERO BREAKS DOWN.

There are a great many people in
this country who feel an interest in the
Efforts ef Colonel y. F Cody TO get
. dIra-ce, not because they entertain
any special synpathy for the woman
re Ease, taf because Eolouel Cody
S meme otter han Buffalo BiII. he
Elld West Show man. Most Of those
fko belong g this o. The preceding
ration have been thrilled By Buf-
s Bits performs nces. The real
Esa IS sell as the spurious, that
.pea maize lie events more CT less
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
erswlna In Aue.rIa.Hune.rr.

The Brewers Annual publishes fig
ures as to the total amount Of beer
brewed in the twelvemonth ending
Aug. 81, in Austria, Bosnia and Her
zegowina (exclading Hungary The
total amount IS 19.sgq174 hectolitres,
or 500. coo rectolitres more than dur
ing the preceding year. The tax paid
for brewing rose from 7s.500.o0
crowns to 76.000.eo0 crowns; 2.5g0. coo
hectolitres were consumed as Bottled
beer, the rest from the eask.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
WHEN a MAN CEASES TO WORK.

Or. William Osler Of Johns Hon
kins Univers ty declares hat men
have reached the age limit Of useful
ness at 40, ami that men over 60 years
old should be chloroformed He fur
er a. serts that men over 40 years Of
ESQ never accomplish anything OF
ccase- rec. II is r7aiy TO bat
that 80 many Of or & 2a universe
ties haYc lean aivcrtisei 0 their dis
advantage by professors who advance
sGch notions. D. Osler has studied
hi history to poor advan ages he
bsllaTss that men more than ~ wears
Ia have accomplished nothing Of con
SEQUENCE The assertion that mer
over GO have outliyed their usefulness
Is SO silly ami SO untrue tina it mere
~ makes its author ridiculous. TIE
man who has improved bis opportuni
tics and taken care Of himself shoul
he able TO accomp1' sh his bet WORK
between 40 and 20 years of age
Mr. Bryan's Cemmoner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
POINTS aB0UT PEOPLE


Cap. Robert Marshall, popular Eng
'ish writer Of plays, is tall, soldlerly
athletic, and 40.
George Meredith the English novel
list finds Il mpossitls to write saw
hen "a absolute seclusion.
When Sena or Foraker is MAX ng
specc4 his.face grows white, while hi
9 as tomatoes.
DR. Cowen, conductor of the London
Philharmonic sacle,y is 80 years old.
and was born IN Jamaica.
The Whittier Home association of
aseachuscus proposes TO erect a
statue Of tae poet IN some public park.
P-of w. R Dams an, an English
nan has discovered several min rails
IN Ceyl-n which contain the rare
earth tho-ia.
Michael Mayhrick, who. as Step
zen Adams has writ-en many popu-
la songs las retired from the con
cert platform
Tufne.l Burohell acting unlarsher
fl for the c ~ Of london. holds the
office is father. gran Ifather. aud
great GRANDPA her succes kjve.y eecu-
pied
Henry Clay Barnabee. the comic
opera comedian. is an invalid lying
helpless at his homo on Riverside
Drive. New York. His affliction is The
re ult Of a fall in St Louis last an
tumn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

The above is a correct statement OF
he circula ion Of the Cairo Bulletin
tally and Sunday for the year, 1894,
nT for the month OF February, 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
sprlbea and sworn to before me
wenfK-eighth ray Of February,
E. L. GILBERT,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

Makes bone and muscle faster than
any other remedy. Brings strength.
health and happiness 10 the whole
family. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea viii do. - cen 3. Tea
or Tablets. Paul G. Schuh and Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COM PANY
WILL PAY a REWARD OF
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF ANY PEI ON FOR
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES or
SuBScR BERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST

There are 10000 motor cyclists in
the United Kingdom.
ltsiy imports eYefy year nearly >.
$4,000 tons Ct cal. almost exclusive.
p from the United Kingdom.
The movement in England for re.
storing the use ef knee breeches is
making considerable progress.
OF the f67 savings banks in Japan
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
What Ne SAID.

Miss Dolly-"Ar:hur. have you
spoken to papa yet?''
Timorous Lover--Yes, I spoke to
him in the hallway just a little while
ago, as he was gong out"
Miss What did you say to
him, Arthur"
Timorous Lover-'T said. how do
you do, Mr.. Bartleson?'~
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
Whatl lndeedl

Miss Mugley says she pa SIS a
dozen for those photos of herself"
But they don't look a Bit like her. =
"Of course. not. What do you sup
pose she paid $40 for?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

Kansas has voted down the woman's
outrage law. Politics in Colorado
didn'f seem 20 have undergone the
qualification tat the injection Of the
feminine vote prom sed and Kansas
being a nea- neigabor decided to de
fer the enfranchisement of women for
awhile.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
Free For All.

They've a millionaire club in Des
M0nes.
Whose members have coolies Of co mes
Most any poor dub
Mao would enter the club
tif be only has money! can JONES
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
80 nnhln nlnrs - - ~ nanno.

The noble plays thar bear his name:
Sir Francis Bacon they denote
AS righful heir 10 all tic fame
To know the facts | little yearn,
rs but for t4is my spirir pines
| fam would ascertain and learn
Who writes the comic valentines!
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

Who broke my cut glass dish?" she
wept
The baby did" led J.
She looked the baby darn him, slept
And proved a lullaby.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

a enicrro nan with an income Of
fifteen thousand dollars has set the
nAcc for snouse pin money allowance
rffh reclless prodigaiity he pays his
wife seven dollars a month.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
TALES os WASHINGTON rRvIno.
Famous American Author as He was
i'm Old Ace.

Famous American Author as He Wzs
in Old Age.
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor tells a story Of
Washington irving. whom she knew
as a very old man "One would never
think him old" she says. so keen
and alert was he, but for his trick OF
suddenly falling asleep for a minute
Of two in the middle Of c conversation.
A whisper. 'sh-h-h,' would pass from
one to another, Mr.. Irving is asleep;
and in moment he would wake Up.
rub his hands and exclaim, Well, az
we were saying. taking UP the cen
versation Just where he had left t.
My little sister worshipped Mr. Try
ing. Only let me see him.. she plead
ed. only let me touch the hand that
wrote the sketch Book / repeated
this when | introduced her and he
said; All, yes, yes!. know. have
heard all that before. Ard just a.
am getting happy over it. here comes
a young fellow, some whippersnapper
who never wrote line and Cmimick-
ing) it's Good eveainr. Nh Irving I
am glad % have met y0u."'"
It happened. however, that Mrs Pry-
or's sister did rot hear these remarks.
A particular friend Of the little girl
had just put in an appearance in an
other part of the room and Mr.. Iry-
ings words fell on deaf ears. she
was already distract" says Mrs Pry-
or. she at once echoed, Good even
ing. Mr.. Irving. | am glad to have
met YOU. 10 the old gentleman's in
finite delight and amusement
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

ha editor Of the New York Com
cfals say we drank SSlg)00000
eorth Of coffee last year" Pretty
es fsr one ran.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

In nearly every street OF the cities
of japan there IS a public oven, where
fssr a snail fee people may have their
din ners cooked.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

1t Is said that the Russians are
ing a sing fight. Well, they are
to IT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

D rage daily and Sunday circula-
ticn, for one year ending De-
cember I'll. 1904 ......1 945
Ant rage daily and Sunday circula
lion for the month Of February
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

only one is foreign Of the 1879 or
binary banks, only four are foreign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

The largest deposits of niehel are
on The Island Of New Caledonia, a
French possession in he South Pa
cifc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

sI,sstin is on sale at the fol.
PAGES:
enan's 2ia eighth street.
iIlday House news sand.
ter'. 10 sixth street.
80 News Co. Union depot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

q Deg 9n Rrrotel in Wash.
sreln hooks from a de-
ns orr ore copics q Shakes
eafe Byron and Burns have been
found on him and he says it was the
oaiy way he could &c. books o read.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

To meet the unemployed difficulty
In Manchester a new industry, coli
lecting ecrap tin from rubbish heaps
mas been started.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

All Illinois Central Mobile Il 0hit
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and 10
part form Central station, corner o.
Second street and Ohio street
All Big -Four aHd Iron Mountalt
trains arrive and depart from tht
Union station, Second street and Con
mercial avenue.
Mail may be deposited in the box
the transfer station, located at Cen
trail station, 20 minutes before the de
parture Of any train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

The members of the District Coun.
q Of Tottenham, London placed in a
andsome new fire staticn they had
arected with the taxpayers money
arbla tablet bearing their own
ames They have now been con.
lenned to pay for it on cf their own
pockets
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

and let us tell you why it is wise to
advertise ID the columns Of The
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
His Contrary WAY.

Old Hunks injecting him a. the
club)-'Doc. what ought a man % do
when he has an aiIoverish feeling, as
il he were going TO have an attack Of
re g-ip2a
Cus.y n. DIE ought to consult
a good physician about ii -
Old Hunks Well. that advice
ought TO be worth a dollar, anyhow
Here it is. I'll go and hunt n m up"
Who Does III
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

The largest deposits of nickel arr
on The Island Of New Caledonia q
French possession in he South Pa
cific.
To meet the unemployed difficulty
In Manchester new industry, col
lecring ecrap tin from rubbish heaps,
mas been started
Russia has larger proportion OF
people than any other European coun.
try Two out Of every GOO Of her
people are sfghtless
is sad that the greatest delight
he son Of the Ameer of Afghanistan
enjoyed on his recent visit to India
was an evening at a circus in Calcut-
ia.
Statistics show that in 50 years the
average height Of British men has
risen an inch. The present average
heigh for a man Of &c is 5 feet Sts
inches
Some $5o.000,0o0 a year is spent on
soll There are $40 golf clubs in
England, 760 in America, G32 in Scot |
and and 1874 in ireland. numbering al
ogether 100000 players.
For the first time since 1912 the an. /
Iual meeting Of the Society OF Friend /
will be held this year out Of London, /
-eeds having been chosen for the as
emily Of the delegation
A German newspaper states that
within the last decade tne population
Of Europe has increased about 49,
100000. of whom Russia contributed
100000 and France less than 100,
COO.
The Island OF Ceylon is one of the
argest graphite mining countries in
ae wrrld. Large deposits Of graph.
tie are also being exploit ed in Siberia.
,hiedy in the neighbQrhood Of Irkutsk
IN Lake Bail1al.
The United States in the largest
consumer Of tin In the world. but de
ives it's supplies from the Straits
settlements, from Banka, and other
a. torn sources. Only a few hundred
ounds Of tin are mined in this coun
ny,
As a recent instance Of the Am
rican "a ion Of Germany, a Berlin
oulnal mentions the fact that a local
apartment tore has opened rooms
which free ADVICE on legal and
tAef matters is dispensed daily from
70 s o'clock
The German Astronomical society
ffers a prize Of 1000 marks for the
lost exact calculation OF the next az. {
earance Of Halley's comet. The pa
er may be written in English and
eed no be presented until the end
I tae year 1908
The members of the District Coun.
4 Of Tottenham, London placed in 7
andsome new fire STATEN they had
rected with the taxpayers money a A
arble tablet bearing their own
ames. They have now been con r
emned to pay for it on cf their own
ookete .
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

Or. osIes say a man is useless af.
n fo-tv hut Il Is the age at which
rn 2T n arrest faisest nd
r'ec ire W'hat chit 4 twenty
ard Eve eoul' have done the work Of
s rtedvicl7
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois. Pop
uIaton 1914.

Mayor, CLAUDE WINTER
Clerk, r. a. HATCHER.
Comptroller, 2. Fl POWELL.
Police Magistrate, ] H. ROBINSON
Chief Of Police, T. b. PRICE
alexander County, Population 22,96s
County Judge, WIN. S. DEWEY
County Clerk, JESSE Z. MILLER
Circuit Clerk. LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. S. ROCHE.
Coroner, DIR. JAS. NJ. McAIANUS.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK q
DAVIS.
County Superintendent Of Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Board Of County Commissioners
j. J. JENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS,
DIR. Erwin j. CAUSE.
The Bulletin presents all the latest
local and telegraphic news.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

Russia has a larger proportion Of
people than any other European coun.
try Two out of every GOO of her
people are sfghtless.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

The Bulletin presents all the latest
local and Geographic news
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

| is sad that the greatest delight
The son Of the Ameer of Afghanistan
enjoyed on his recent visit to India
was an evening at a circus in CaIcut.
tt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

The Island OF Ceylon Is one of the
argast graphite mining countries in
ne Wrrld Large deposits of graph
te are also being exploit ed in Siberia
chiefly in the neighbQrhood Of Irkutsk
On Lake Bailal
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05
who Docs IL

Tn told that Shakespeare never WFote
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

DR. CoTen, conductor Of the London
Philharmonic saciesy. is 90 years old
and was born u Jamaica.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

The Whittier Home associat on Of
Massachusetts, proposes 10 erect q
statre Of tae poet in some public park.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

Of ne fe7 savings banks in Japan
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

The United States in the largest
consumer Of tin In the world. but de
ives its supplies from the Straits
settlements, from Banka, and other
q tern sources. Only a few hundred
ounds Of tin are mined in this coun-
~,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

F.5f w r Dams an. an Engiish-
ra1- has Discovered several min rails
IN Ceyl-n which contain the rare
earth tho-ia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

The German Astronomical society
ffers prize Of 1000 marks for the
aost exact calculation of the next az.
oearance Of Halley's comet The pa
per may be written in English and
iced no be presented until the end
# the year 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

Statistics show that in 50 years the
average height Of British men has
risen an inch. The present average
heigh for a man Of &c is 5 feet SO
inches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

A German newspaper states that
yithin the last decade tne population
Of Europe has increased about 3S,-
100000 Of whom Russia contributed
100000 and France less than 100,
coo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

George Meredith the English novel
list finds Il impossible to write saw
hen ID absolute seclusion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

Michael Maybrick, who. as tep-
zen Aiams.' has writ-en many popu.
l17 songs las retirei from the con
cert platform.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

Cap. Robert Marzhall. popular Eng
fish writer Of plays, is tall, soldlerly
athletic, and 40.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-05

For the first time since 1912 the an.
4ual meeting Of the Society OF Friend
will be held this year out Of London,
4eeds having been chosen for the as.
emily Of the delegation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-28
MILITARY POST DESTROYED
RECENT NPHooN in THE PHIL.
IPPINEs THE WORST STORM
IN MANY YEARS.

Washington. Sept. 2S.The war de
partment has received the following
cablegram from General Corbin, com.
manding the Philippine division. 70
garding the typhoon at Manila:
..The worst storm Of years obtained
here Tuesday. passing during thu
night. Considerable damage was done
by the unroofng Of buildings. The
post at Maiahi Is reported totally de.
'stroyed. Further reports when facts
are known. = b
The following cablegram also has
been received at the navy department
from Admiral Reiter. commanding the
.Asiatic fleet:
The Leyte, which was out Of com.
mission, was sunk In the harbor and
lost In the hurricane Of Sept. 28.
The Leyte was gunboat tof 1B0
tons. She was one Of the vessels be-
longing to Spain which were taken
p0ssession Of BY the navy at the close
OF the war. She was Ia bad condition
and It ID sid at the navy department
that she was practically worthless.
The post at Malahi. referred to by
General C0rbin, Ii thirty-one miles
from Manila, In In Guna province.
The garrison consisted Of four com
panies OF the Sixteenth infantry, &C
cprdin9 to the last reports received ct
the war department There II also 4
military prison 1t Mslahi.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-28
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS BUSY
EFFORT TO LOCATE SYNDICATE
PROFITS OF THE EoUlTA-
BILE LIFE COMPANY.

New York, Sept. 28.-The days ses-
sion of the legislative insurance in
vestigation developed a great mass of
technical testimony as to the syndi-
cate profits of the Equitable Life AS
surancs society. The witness who was
questioned on this subject was Henry
Rogers Winthrop, assistant secretary
and financial manager of the society.
He told of many participations OF the
Equitable in syndicate transactions
and detailed the profits accruing to
the society therefrom, but he was un-
able to tell to what account on the
society's books these profits were
credited: Expert accountants are now
at work on the Equitable's books to
discover whether these profits actually
went into the society's treasury.
Mr.. Winthrop testified that in one
of the EQuitableis syndicate opera
tons Senator Depew was partici-
pant to the amount of 100000. SEN
ator Depew and Senator Dryden of
New Jersey have been requested to
appear before the committee. Senator
Dryden. who is president Of the Pru-t
Dental Insurance company Of Amer
lea. Is not q resident Of this state and
therefore not subject to subpoena by
the legislative committee, but he has
oppressed willingness to testify.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-28
CAPITOL INJUNCTION POSTPONED
Case Will be Heard on its Merits by Supreme
Court at Bismarck Oct. e
Attorneys For Contractors Attack Commission Law on
Constitutional Grounds Calming Expenditure
VIII Exceed Debt Limit

complaint, asking that the writ OF in
junction be made permanent. The
new feature in the amended complaint
brought out the point holding that
the state capitol measure Is uncon-
stitutional in that the commission is
authorized to increase the debt Of the
state $500, 900, whereas the state con-
stitution fixes the state debt limit at
5000, 900. Another point that the at
torneys for the relator hold to be un-
constitutional is that the commission
is authorized to appropriate money
for a governors mansion whereas the
state capitol grant was intended only
to provide funds for the construction
of a state capitol building.
The attorneys for the reaator We're
given by the supreme court till Oct.
10 in which to file their pleas in the
case and THE commission attorneys
were given till Oct. 20 in which to file
their answer. The case will be argued
Oct. 20, during the Bismarck term OF
the supreme court. The Bismarck
term opens October 17tk. ssys AZ