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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
NORTH DAKOTA INCREASE
IN Hay AND FORA

GRAND FORKS, May 2.-Statistics
on file in the Office of the North Dako.
ia Development League Press Bureau
at Grand Forks; show that the acre.
age devoted to hay and forage in 1909
was 2,597, 1S1 acres. It has been con-
stantly increasing. From SOS, 720
acres in 1889, it rose to 1,410,534 In
1899, and again to 2,537,1S1 in 1909.
The increase since 1899 has been 1919
per cent. The total yield in 1909 was
2,723.741 tons, the average yield per
acre OF tons, the average value per
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

4 tOOR1Y CONTRIBUTED 3ACAOAA HOAO.
ruts should be filled as soon as they
appear with the same kind and size Of
stone as that used in the surface course
II small defects are attended to when
they first appear It will be unnecessary
20 resurface the road until 1t is worn
entirely through to the foundation
course. When the surface course Is
worn out it ought to be spiked up With
q steam roller or scarifier and this fol.
lowed by the spreading Of a three inch
layer Of one and ene-half inch rock.
This IL rolled. bonded with screenings
and sprinkled in the same manner as
the top course was originally construct
ed. after which the road will be a.
good a. new.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

TO CURE A. COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If it
fails to cure. e. w. GROVES sigma.
ture is on each lox. csc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

ment. In such cases the unstable ma
terial should be removed and replaced
with gravel or sand, and wherever
practicable the earth subgrade should
be thoroughly rolled, preferably with a
steam roller, and made to conform in
crown or Gambler to the surface Of the
finished road. Sandy subgrades may be
Improved by the use Of a thin layer Of
clay or soil.
There are two forms Of drainage es-
sential in road building, ~ surface
drainage and (2) subdrainage. There
are three essential points to be con-
stdered in connection with surface
drainage. IL The surface Of the road
should be Of such shape that water
will quickly drain from it to the side
bitches: (2 the side bitches should be
adequate in size to carry. without
overflow, the maximum rainfall, and
they should be Of such depth and
grade that water will travel easily to
low points on the road, and 81 from
the low points there should be suitable
outlets to convey the water to the
natural drainage Of the country.
Water should never be permitted to
remain under macadam road; con-
seQuently subdrainage must be resort
ed to at times. Water softens the
foundation. allows the broken stone to
be forced into it by the traffic, and In
freezing it expands and dislodges the
broken stone, destroying the bond.
There are several ways Of removing
the subsurface water, ~ by raising
the subgrade; ca by side drains con-
sisttng Of narrow trenches filed with
broken stone, with a pipe five or six
inches in diameter near the bottom. A
drain Of this type should have fire.
quent side outlets. On hillsides a pipe
or culvert is carried under the road al
suitable points.
Another type Of subdrain that is
much used in Massachusetts is the "V''
drain. It consists I'm shaping the sub
drain In the form of a ~" the angle
being at the center Of the road. This
- filed with coarse stone up to the
foundation grade and has frequent side
outlets. This type Is rather expensive
and very frequently can be dispensed
with BY raising the subgrade with
suitable sand. gravel or clay.
Another type Of drain practical for
Side hill locations is a subside drain.
located on the upper side of the road
to intercept and provide an outlet for
surface and ground water before II
reaches the road proper.
Great care should be used in properly
grading road.
The practice in America is Renerally
to place the maximum grade at 5 per
cent for important roads. as a horse
tan trot without difficulty up such Z
grade. and another important consider
alton in connection with grades II that
. macadam surface can only be main
tanned at great cost on steep grades.
In fixing the grades the engineer
should 10 adjust the cuts and dis az to
make the least possible waste Of mate
siai, and in this be must not overlook
the fact that some materials shrink to
. great extent when taken from the
cuts and placed In the fills. This Va
eies with the material. but averages
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
HELPS A JUDGE IN DAD FIX,

Justice Eli Cherry of ellis Mills,
Tenn, was plainly worried. A bad
sore On his leg had baffled several
doctors and long resisted all remedies
II thought it was a cancer" he wrote.
AT last used Bucklen's Arnica salve
and was completely cured" Cures
burns, boils, ulcers, cuts, bruises and
piles. Is cents at Cowan's Drug Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
To Kid You Have Always bsugk
s s::s: II: q Zh&zSzx

The Kidneys and the Skin. II the
kidneys ara weak or torpid, tho skin
Ill be pimply or blotchy. Hoods
Sarsaparilla strengthens and stimu.
lates the kidneys, and clears the com.
plexion. BY thoroughly purifying tie
blood It makes good health.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

We write Farm Insurance, Town
ship and school officers bonds at low
rates. Conklin Brothers, First Nation
al Bank Block.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
M Reminds Ne Of
my Barefoot Days!''
ny Feet Never Got Sore, Tired OF
Chafed Now, Because I Use TIZ."

"TlZ makes me feel like q boy again.
Nothing would hurt my feet in those days.
even when I'D run around barefooted with
Rover, over rocks and pebbles and sticks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

We buy and sell Burleigh county
lands. Conklin Brothers, First Natl.
Bank Block, Bismarck, N. D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

The Kngfishsr Never Tells Fish Stories" But He is
Mighty Good Fisherman

This wlld.oyed bird with the styi-
ish pompadonI, ~ q professional fish
crman. lie catches fish for q living
and rs n side Tine he does a little sub
toyonoan unneling. And he does
this iunnelinE WITH great Skill No
boy has an arm ionR enough to reach
to the bottom OF o lungflsher's nest.
You can spot q kingfisher as Tar
az YOU can sec hlm-or hear him.
lie has a head about two sizes toe
big for hla body and a voice like q
pollccmnn's rattle. lie wear blu-
fen gray coat and a white ycstand
be always combs his hair back, Just
as the willie-hoya are combing their
hair nowadays.
The klngilsher'e big head helps him
Ia bis business. IN fact It makes
regular arrow out Of his body. Whom
the kingflHhor sees below In the wa
ter fish that looks nice and APP
petiging. he merely shuts az his wings
and drops. and his heavy head takes
him down like a living jayelin. The
fish Is dead before he knows what
struck him.
Sometimes when be catches fish
too big 10 swallow whole, the king
fisher carries his prey TO a tree. where
he pounds a 70 pulp against limb.
Then he swallows u, making awful
faces IN 80 doing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

Think Of ancient Taos on the mod
ern boosting wagon. There are UNI
missakahle signs. however. that that
venerable pueblo ls wide awake and
that the ginger germ la making seri-
GUS doprodations, when We read week
~ utterances such az the following
from tno Taos Recorder; isn't u
about time that Taos awoko and put
OF IT, robes OF nfty years ago and
donned up-to-date garments the
same as nearly all The cities and
county seats Of the state9 We need
civic pride ana sidewalks. why not
incorporate into town government.
and improve and beautify our his
soric little town. and then invite
strangers to invest In our matchlesa
soil with unexcelled climatic adj
yantaEesg"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
CLEAN UP TIME.

Clean up time IN Albuquerque has
arrived.
Mayor Sellers has sounded the slo-
gan. He wants to have a clean up
week to be devoted by every man,
woman and child In the city 10 the
work Of renovation. Of killing flies,
Of burning rubbish and o. assembling
contributions 10 the scavengor depart
mont
The need FOR such a spring clean up
crusaaa Is too manifest to demand
argument. Take a look at your own
haek yard; then glance at the vacant
ioiu and occupied premises that YOU
pass on your way down town IN the
morning; and get enshused
After evory winter there b an ac-
cumulation around yoar premises
which does not belong there.
whether you are landlord or ten
ant. Il b yours 70 clean up.
Got rid Of all the filthy eebris---oi
whatever nature. Use the hoe, rake,
broom or axe. and clean not only
your front lawn, which everybody can
see. but also the hooks and corr era
OF your hack yard which may be hide
den from the public but OF which
you win surely get the benefit as s3on
as warm weather comes.
Fill up any low places where stag
nant pools may be.
Sow grass seed wherever son can.
This will make flies ana mosaul'oes
impossible. for these pests breed and
thrive 10 fIlth and pools
Collars ana outhouses should be
cleaned. ventilated, screened aud
whltewashed.
Barns, manure pits and vacant loss
midst not BE- overloSRea. .ia'" '''''.
use Horde Of lime, unsincket
lime. copporns or whatever dlslnfect
ant may be indicated.
Pour nttle Kerosene Oh on ~
staenant pools mhiah cannot b
drained SO as 10 prevent mosaultoe'
from breeding This also applies q
rain barrels or other necessary con
talners. The on forms a covering Z
the water through which mosquitoes
cannot penetrate.
Tanks containing water for ~
purposes should have screens Of IN
finest mesh. 80 as to keep out fliei
and mosquitoes.
II you want 20 be enrolled amoni
those who are going 70 revive 90
Albuquerque way with a whoop
get busy and clean up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
a NATIONAL PLEASURE cRouND.

The suggestion by officials Of the
reclamation service that the Elephant
Butte reservoir. forty miles lones
when impounded can be- made one %
the finest pleasure resorts IN the
United states. opens up an attractive
prospective. The lake IS 70 be stocked
by the government with bass and
other ilsh, and in View Of the fact
that is shores wlil present a heauii-
fui variety Of scenery. ana that il
will have numberloss little bays ana
iniots affording Ideal camping sizes
the possibilities Of this largest arii'
fetal body Of water IN the world hie
most Interesting 60 boosters for NsN
Mexiro.
The movement lnaugurated hy ,hS
immigration bureau 10 have this lake
and lee shores made a national hunt
ing and fishing preserve will have
the hearty support Of every one, ans
with the influences ana prestige which
the new state now enjoys az Wash
ington. there ought 60 be no difficuitl
IN putting the thing through.
There Is no doubt that the estab
llahmcnt Of such a rational pleaspf
ground, with splendid fishing any
boating IN the finest climate on eNrh
would attract thousands OF piepsur
seekers 70 New Mexico. win 900
prospects for the setting apart Of
splendld national game preserve d
tho wilds ~ the upper Pecos eoun
Try. the creation Of this q vacation
i~t's paradise, ought 60 make No'
Mexico look rather important q
nportsmen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
Beware Of 0intments for
That Contain Mercury

as mercury WIN surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when entering
Il through the mucous surfaces. such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy-
slcians. M tho damage they Will 90
Is ten fold 90 tho good you can pos
si0ly derive from them. Hairs Cat
arrh cure. manufactured BY r. y.
Cheney 3 CO., Toledo. O.. contains no
mercury. and is taken internally, act-
ing directly upon the blood and niue
Gus surfaces OF the system. la buy
ing Halls Catarh cure be sure YOU
got the genuine. II a. takon inter-
nally and made IN Toledo. ohio. by
~ j. Cheney q Co. Testimonials
free.
sold by Dragglsia Price 75c per
bottle.
Take nali's Family Pills foy consii-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
WOULD HAVE ONLY
8 GRAND JURORS
Evans Bill introduced in Sem
ate Would Reduce Number
Required to Concur in In
dictment to Six.
IsI'eclal FicIesraIa q isveaInr 1IlcraIa1


santa Ic. n. 81. April IS. TO re-
ducc the number OF mon serving on
q grand jury 10 nine, aud mako six
the number necessary 10 find an In
diciment. Is Tho feature of senate bill
No. 81. introduced hy Mr. Evans OF
Roosevelt county. The bill Is as fol-
lows.
BE Il enacted by the legislature OF
the state of New Mexico;
Section /. That section 957 OF the
Complied Laws OF New Mexico ~
1897 be amended 80 az TO read as
follows. 10 wit
A grand jury Is abody Of men. con-
sjsiing OF nine. returned az stated
periods from citizens Of the county.
before court OF competent jurisdie-
ton, chosen ay loi. and sworn to In
ouire into public olfenscs committed or
trlabie 81 the county and IN tho dis
tsics courts held IA and for the sew
orai counties Of the state The grand
jury shall consist Of nine qualified
jurors
Section 2. Section $50 OF the Conn
piied Laws Of New Mexico of 1897 II
hereby amended so az 10 read an fol-
lows.
An Indictment cannot hr found
without the concurrence of az least
six grand Jurors: when 10 found Il
must be endorsed true BILL END
the endorsement must be signed BY
the foreman Of the grand jury, and
81 six grand jurors DO not c0ncar IN
finding an indictment the charge must
be- dismissed.
section s. section $50 Of the Cone
piled Laws Of New Mexico Of 1897
il hereby amended SO as 20 read as
follows;
The grand jurlcs provided for by
this act shall consist OF nine persons
and the petit iuries shall consist OF
tweuty-fosir persons, and six Grand
iur0ra shall concur Ia finding an in-
dlcgmcnt
SECTION Z. Sections e5s and g0e %
tho Complied Laws Of New Mexloo Of
1897 and al other acts and parts Of
acts IN conflict with the provisions
Of this act are horoby repealed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
NEWS NOTES OF TUBA
AND NORTH ARIZONA



Tuba City. Ariz.. Aprfi 15.-~Mr. n.
y. Lackenby. accompanied by his wife
and two daughters, were visitors IA
Tuba two days this week. They we're
on route TO thoir horne az Mancua,
Colo, after sRenaing the winter inltlo
vicinity OF Tpcson. aud exnectcd 10
VISIT short time with John Wether-
III and wife. AZ their trading poai IN
KayentR. An lufQfma tIance and so-
ciai gnfhcrin& wassh0ld atstlia Asscm-
bly, hail Thursday evening in honor
pf the visitors. = E.
1homas = stdlteoH. farmer atTuba.
lctt THURSDAY rlprniss OF iast week
for Fmgstnff ID meet his son and
wife, who come from Cincinnati. o..
10 make their home with air. and
Mrs. stanton here The son has but
recently recovered from ali attack 81
syphop fever and u Il hoped the
climate OF northern Arizona viii as
sist him IN rusainlnE his shattered
health.
The thormomeser has been down
below the freezing point on several
occasions recently. but SO far indica-
lions are that much Of tho fruit has
withssOod the effects Of the freeze.
John Butler, missionary. was Wis.
itor at Flagstaff this week, and eN-
poets To leave very soon for Tolchaco,
where he win be for "a few months
assisting Rev. ~ g. Mitchell Ia his
task OF translatlnR the Scriptures into
the Navajo language.
PuscHaii b. Hughes, recently trans
ferred here from Saeaton, as addition
al farmer has asked for and received
a furlough instead. II ~ presumed
the successor OF Mr. shafor VIII be
sont here soon b the indian office.
Rabbit a Preston are now rcceiy-
ing the lumber and other building
material for their new atoro building.
Workmen have been cngaged the
PAST week In reinforcing the walls 81
one OF the large reservoirs which
showed signs Of weakening on ac-
count of the large volume Uf water
Il contains.
Plenty 81 ducks arc 10 be found on
the various reservoirs. and SO far Dr.
Mulilkin seems 10 be the most fOrtu-
nate and persistent sportsman
Doc Roark, who has boen visiting
az the home Of his brother. George
RoaFk, tarmor az the Wash, left last
week for Flagstaff.
Tho work OF spraying the school
orchards has been In progress the
past week, and Il Is hoped by care
ful attention 10 have the apple crou
Ia better shape than Il wns Inst year.
The stock OF cement left over al
the Little Colorado bridge by the cDn-
tractors has been purchased hy su-
lperintdndent Jeffories who viii uti-
llae Il Ia the construction of rasor.
lvoira and ,anks "a different sections
OF the reservation.
Corn planting Was IN progress ~
the farm ia the Wash during ths
week.
al patients have been released from
the hospital and there Is now no sick
mess reported among the pupils.
The Presbyterian mission board
through lbs local representative. Rev
John Butter, ~ asking for site az
Tuba upon which 20 erect chapel
IA the nenr future.
The bad weather or the poor condl.
ton Of the carriers ponies has caused
the mail from Flagstaff ia be from
twelve 20 fifteen hours late quite reg
ularly during the past two weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
KILLED MACKEY WITH
PIPE WRENCH, C0NFESSES
UNION COUNTY SLAYER

Especial TeIraram 90 l1veaina neraial
Santa Fe M NJ April is--Accofd-
ing 10 Information received BY the
mounted police Enrly Rayborn, ~
years old. has confessed that be killed
William Mackoy. near Moses, Union
county, with a pipe wrench e ALLEGED
defense Of Mrs. Rnyholn. who Is blind
Aiter killing MnckQy, RayhOrn tied
him 10 The horses "a make Il appear
that he had hoen drHRged % death
Rayborn 10 IN jan 81 default 81 $4,000
bail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

A little DIT OF sunshine,
A little bit OF rain:
A little bit OF happiness.
A little bit OF pain.
A little blt OF telling.
A little bit OF strife
And you have the sum and substance
OF the average mortais life.
g q o
"OH. VERY WE'LL" says Orozco.
q o q
you DON'T HAVE the ghost Of
show with the average clairvoyant.
q g .
A MAN ISN'T necessarily crooked
because his physical conformation un-
fits him for the task Of herding pigs.
q 9 .
PROBABLY there is nothing more
expensive than the things We get for
nothing
EXACTLY WHAT was the reason
for killing a public drinking cup billg
Somebody standing in with the germs?
q o q
MAKE EVERY DAY cleanup day
and you will be happier and healthier
and live In a more beautiful town.
O . .
T0DAY'S AUD which you drag In
10 the house on your feet 10 tomor-
rows dust,
p q q ta.a.
THE BASEBALL season is on-and
Jupiter Pluyius managed 20 come
nearly putting It oit Yesterday
MIGHT BE q good plan 20 stock the
E,ngle dam reservoir with a few os our
leading land sharks
q O .
EVIDENTLY those Mexican rebels
failed to Thoroughly understand the
situation.
THIS WEEKS wigglers In the rain
barrel or pool will be next weeks
mosquitoes
I TT APPEARS 70 be the season OF
SERIOUS" charges and counter charges
by the various political national bur-
eaus.
| TT IS ALL right for the Santa
Re TO tunnel under the Canton pass;
but wbet would make a hit with us is
q tunnel under the iioiave desert
Q Q .
THAT TAFT note 10 Mexico Is not
a swat with the big stick; 4 Is only
calling attention to the fact that
Uncle Sam has one.
- o q
| STATION Captain Fred Foznolf on
the border and We imagine there win
be peace that passeth understand
ing.
THE MAN With the Big slick may
be a hum-dingcr but he VIII have to
20 some 20 get the spotlight away
from the Man Behind the Bat
. . .
/ ROOSEYELT'S warning that II he
doesn't win now he IS going TO keep
81 up for three years more, makes
the prospect appalling II We fail TO
Ieleet him.
VIE CONGRATULATE the Santa
re boy who got an appointment 10
the consular service. land hope 70
goodness they wont send him 10 the
city OF Mexico,
| THE IDEA az Santa Re Is for New
Mexico. like this great country. 10
speak softly 10 her southern neigh
Dor and have a heavy bludgcon where
q win be possible to pick up handily
. q .
| REPORTS FROM New York In
dlcalo that 0uf old friend Che Money
Devil Is stlli rampaglng around, seek.
ing whom he may doy0ur some.
body.
LET US NOT jump on the men
survivors Of The Titanic disaster until
vs. find out whether there are any
And then It may have required 4
FEW mon 70 save the women after they
GOT Ia the boats
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
MEANs coon ADvnnrIsINa.

Tho selection 81 Dr. Edgar T..
Hewett director Or the Archaeological
Institute nt santa re, 20 be director
o. exhibits at the San Diego ovposi-
ton Il somewhat or feather IN tho
cap not alone OF santa Fe. but Of
Now Mexico. DIR. Hewett may be
relied upon to boost New Mexico at
all times and his appointment assures
aomo fine exhibits at the Panama
Pacific show from the archaeological
treasures OF this state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

To those Who. are worrying about
the increase IN, homicide IN New Mex
leo. We would refer the case Of New
York. where ninety-thrce persons
we're killed iu the past three months.
In the same period last year fifty
four were PITT out OF the way, showins
an increase Of nearly 100 per oess'
This has as beat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

rhe municipal government Of fer .
~. issued instructions 20 the PUBIC
~ abcat az whenever they see ["
crowd gathering % manner 20 N-
dictate that SOMEONE q being held ~
49, ~ Apache Is running nmueh o'
~ anarchiss Is preparing 20 huri "
homh This doesn't enable me 'nl'
c.ti b,s,nnder % make q noise ''fF
h.so but 4 Is eminenily well eals"-
ialsd a. save hia hide.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

The ultimate test Of trunk used
10 be 10 send Il over the T. I. q r..
r. n. The star baggage smaaher
ON the u. T. r. n r. was Adolphus
Elanlbangi ssWhen Adolnhus got
k0t through with. trunk there
Wouldn't be anything left but the
hinges. and they'd be badly bent
So far. 80 good. But one day Mr.
slambans got hold Of funny look
ing trunk with notified tinplats
sheaihins thst vas pretty heavy. lii-
ne rocking that Il contained contra
band dspamite belng shipped 40 Mcxi-
co BY The retolutA1naty lafsS
This trunk Adolphus. with his usual
abandon. tossed blithely onto the plat
form, and
TIE END.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
In Other SGnctums


A Memphis preacher says "Our
Lord ~ Lord of sorfowssf We mink
this must be true, especially IL he is
accustomed to surveying Ills fiocks
day BY day TO count the saints who
have shortohanBed Him ~ the days
transactions. ~ Houston Post.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

II is very doubtful " the house
over taxes direct action on the brlD-
cry question but puts Il on from time
10 time until the legislature adiourns
This Is not just 10 the people ana
reflects on the good name Of the state,
Tho quicker Il "a settled and forgot
ten the better as the stencil Is strong
look at Il from any polnt.--Taoa Vail
loy News.