Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-25
pending investigation Of the suspend
ed register and receiver. Mr.. Fellows
went from Bismarck to the Dallas Of

SosssSA
went from Bismarck to the Dallas Of
fee II July but was soon after as
signed to Mr.. Neuhausen III his special
investigations. Thus 1t Tell to the lot
Of Mr.. Fellows to write on the indict-
ments Of Senator Mitchell, Binger
Herman and others. Mrs. Fellows is
still i'll and confined to her bed, but
somewhat better than last fall.
Paid En- OFF, Last week the mem
bers Of the legislature, clerks and
other employees received their pay for
the flrst twenty days Of the session
UP to January %. The senators re-
ceiyed $500 20 of which $1,962 was
for mileage. The representatives re-
ceived $14,S54 so of which 1884 was
for mileage. It cost the state for en-
ployes OF the senate $1,925 and for
those Of the house 1922. In all 1t
has cost the state $2S,534. 80 to get
the bunch together which is about all
that has been accomplished. They
convened Monday after anadjournment
Of two days (being the third adjourn
Ement since the session opened) and
then adjourned to Wednesday in an
endeayor to find a day long enough to
permit them to transact the business
Of the session.
Contests Decided Last Saturday at
the local land office number Of land
contest cases were decided and in each
case the decision was found for the
contestant. Some of them which are
close by are here given. There were
two Of them in Mclean county as fol
lows: J. w. Cooper VS.. J. T. Bride,
NE sWA, sen Of sw3l and sWA
of SEA Of 2O-147-73. e. c. Boettcher
VS.. Jens Vikin for -SW14 32-14S-77. In
Emmons county there were the follow
ing descriptions involved: A. G.
Briggs VS.. A. Girtsen, for the sen 32-
1921. j. J. Dalglisch VS.. G. Gordon
for the E5a of the SWA and lots. 3 and
4 of 30-132-71. F. J.. Elwees VS.. G. O.
McCaffey for s1s Of sWA and seq
24-133-75. Geo. Jochim VS.. Olaf Der.
stad ,Sk sen 3O-131-77. J.. F. Larson
Us. Jos. Eberley NJ NEA E1a NW1l
14-l31-75. p M. vanSoest VS.. Frank
Madden, VIZ NWA .NWA Of sWA
15-130-75. In Purleigh county there
was one description as follows: J. Mel
son VS.. G. w. Todd SEA 2-143-74.
Improving the Acoustics The laying
of the mating in the new house cham
!, Der was completed Monday morning
and 1t is believed it will have a notice.
| able effect upon the acoustic proper.
ties Of the chamber for the better. 1t
is likely other steps will be taken to
jremedy whatever difficulties may still
exist. The question of acoustics is a
difficult one, and not infrequently
where every architectural requirement
has been fulfilled, the acoustics fail to
be as good ais architectural science
would promise. Many large halls have
proven disappointing from an acoustic
standpoint. In these cases it is pos
sible only to improve the acoustics by
some subsequent provisions as has
been proven effective.
Observation-Disclosures comes to
the city to the effect that there are
two, what might be termed families,
living in the northern section Of the
county and enjoying all the bliss of a
married life without having observed
the usual ceremonies They are Jew
ish or Polish people and it is said that
they have large families. The exist
ing state of affairs has become known
to neighbors who claim that the
women concerned are DESTROYS Of hav-
ing the marriage ceremony performed
but that the men think otherwise and
thus they exist. Officials are acquaint-
ed with the affair and are likely to
make an official investigation in the
near future.
Ignite coal heating stoves sold at
20 per cent discount to close out
stock. Better call and see them.
CRANES & WOLBERT.
Bismarck views on souvenir postal
cards at the Capital Book Store.