Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-16

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VIII Confer The state live stock
sanitary board and the government
authorities, represented BY Dr.. Treacy,
who is IN charge Of the work of the
bureau Of animal industry for the
state, will meet today and agree upon
rules that will enable the government
and the state to work together in
harmony. b
9s For orsaniza The new council
meets tonight for organization
Mayor smyth will at the same time
begin upon his term Of Office, deliver.
his inaugural address and probably
announce his appointments. Nothing
is known yet of the naturessof the
ointments, as the only one an
nounced has been that of the auditor,
=. q. Young There will probably be
sa large audience present to hear the
proceedings Of the opening Of the new
admins alton
Quinn Sends Greeting M. Quinn,
one Of the journalists who helped make
the Bismarck Tribune famous back in
the SOS, sends greeting to- all old
North Dakota friends. Mr.. Quinn is
now a member Of the law firm Of
Quinn & Southland, AL Park Row New
York and has a fine clientage. Mr..
Quinn is also a member of the Now
York state senate and has made a fine
record as member of that body. Mr.
Quinn residence is now at 230 West
Seventeen street, and any North Da-
kotan Whe happens in Gotham will be
warmly greeted by Quinn.
Resigns Billy Irysh Of the Wheat
land Eagle, who has been private sec
rotary for Congressman Gronna for
some time, has resigned. the increas-
Ing demands of his newspaper bust
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ness requiring his entire attention. In
connection with his retirement 1t is
announced that Otto strom, son Of
Senator strom Of Trail county will
be his successor. Mr. strom is said
to be eptionally well qualified for
the place, to which he will bring a
splendid qualification in the way of
Education, and Congressman Gronna
will have the services Of q live and
energetic secretary.
New Special Agents Since the
death Of Special Agent Cockrum no
special agents Of the land department
have been assigned to the Bismarck
land district. a short time ago Chief
Inspector M. D. McEniry Of this field
division, with headquarters at Fargo,
was promoted and sent to south
western district and George G. Hunt
was assigned to this district, and un.
Ider recent orders from the department
and reorganization of the field service,
given increased powers and jurisdic-
ton. A large number of final proofs
have been held up awaiting investiga-
ton by special agent. It is now UNI
derstood that couple Of special
Iagents have been assigned to this dis
trict- Messrs. Reese and SWiftand
| it is likely that suspended proofs will
now be speedily adjudicated.
Adjusting Complaints secretary G
/ C. Hammond Of the railroad commits,
sion has been In the city for several
days closing up some unfinished work
in connection with the railway com
| mission and famili arizing the new
lsecretary with the duties Of the Office
The commission is adjusting a mum
Der Of complaints, with reference te
distribution Of cars and the wheat
movement out of the state is progress
ling in such a degree that the old croI
will be entirely moved liz time to open
the elevators for the crop Of the com
/ ing fall It is estimated that IT viii
take from sixty to ninety days tc
move the remainder Of the old crop
All OF the roads are rushed with
business but are finding a way out q
the congestion, and trafic Is resuming
Its normal proporti ions.