Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-04
TAX RECEIPTS
MANY Ex-sALooN MEN HAVE.
TuRNED THEM I'M FOR CAM
COLLATION.
ONE MAN SAYS THE STATE
LAW HAS NO STRINGS ON
HIM .ss

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In response to the request of the
states attorney a number OF erst-
while liquor sellers have turned in IS
him their government tax receipts
for the purpose Of having them can
celled by the revenue department at
Aberdeen, and 1t is also said that
many Of the dealers will migrate to
other parts. notably to South Dakota.
and Montana
One Of the saloon men informed the
chief OF police that he did not believe
the state authorities had any juris-
diction over his government license,
or receipt, and that he would refuse
to either surrender 1t, advertise it or
place it on record as the new state
law provides.
When Informed Of this decision
Temperance Commissioner Murray
was heard to remark that Bismarck
would be good place to see whether
the law was any good or not, from
which it is taken there will be some
thing doing II the aforesaid saloon
man does not take one Of the courses
outlined by the authorities.
II the temper of the temperance
commissioner is sized up right, law
violators will find they have met mp
with fellow who likes a real good
| fight along the lines OF his duty, and
one who can be depended upon to put
up a good one, too.
The safe. certain, reliable little pills
that do not grippe or sicken are Dade's
Little Liver Pills Best for sick head
aches. billiousness and lazy livers.
Sold by Lenhart Drug o.
class trees and the grades named
them Gen. Custer, Longfe fellow, Liberty
and Kate Thomas. The rooms en-
joyed a half holiday in honor of the
New Banks-It is understood that
state banks will soon be put in at
Baldwin and Menoken this county, by
local parties, all Of which is good
Isign that the farmers, for whose
benefit these banks will be organized,
have plenty Of money to put in them.
A Golden Opportunity The first Of
a series Of articles on the Gold Cord
/ Mining Company is printed in these
columns today. These articles are
well worth reading, not necessarily
because Of the subject matter treated,
but by reason of their crispness OF
style, In other words, they are good,
lclean, vigorous English in setting
forth simple commercial PROPOSE
ton. These articles relate to the
property which Finn Leech, Of Fargo,
10 so heavily interested. Mr.. Leech
is so well and fayorably known. not
only locally. but throughout the state,
that his Identification with an enter
prise Of this kind bespeaks an ALSO
lslutely square deal for anyone who be-
comes interested with him.
IA suggest While the mayor is
doing all possible for the improve
ment Of the city II is suggested to
him that he instruct his police officers
/ to trace up the people who continual
|ly throw large pieces Of paper and
pasteboard boxes into the streets and
alleys and monty them that the
| practice must be stopped. Itsi is under
stood there is an ordinance prohibit
ing this practice and If there Is not,
there ought to beand it should be
enforced. Several marrow escapes
from runaways have occurred during
the week because Of the paper blow.
ding about the streets and soaring
horses. Until the loose paper habit
As stopped 1t will be utterly impos-
sible to have a clean looking city.
All Of which is reminder that the
street committee was last year
authorized to place at various points
receptacles for waste paper. etc.
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