The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-08
LIST ITEMS PLACED
INSIDE CORNERSTONE
Official Documents and Inform
atory Articles Included
BY Committee

The official list of items to be plac-
ed in the copper box which will rest
within the cornerstone of the new
capitol building was announced Sat-
urday by Judge L. E. Birdzell, repre-
senting the committee in charge, as
follows:
American Flag, presented by Min
neshoshoe Chapter D. A. r.
Proclamation of Governor George
F. Shafer, designating October g.,
1882, as the date for laying corner
stone.
Address of Governor George F.
Shafer.
Autographed address, Honorable
Charles Curtis, vice president of the
United States.
Holy Bible, st. James Version.
Holy Bible, Douay Version.
Constitution of the United States
and constitution of North Dakota.
Compiled Laws of North Dakota,
Supplement and Session Laws to date.
Volume 81, North Dakota reports,
it being the last published volume.
Roster of men and women from
North Dakota who served in the
World War.
Bismarck-Mandan City Directory.
Complete Atlas of the World.
Last North Dakota Blue Book, 1919.
Directory of State Officials and
Boards 1882.
Text Book of Civics. Government
of North Dakota and the Nation"
Manual for the State of North Da-
kota.
The American Year Book. showing
the record of events and progress for
the year 1890.
Minningarrit, 1878-1928. Golden
Jubilee Celebration, Icelandic settle
ment in North Dakota.
The Long Ago. History of Penn
bina County.
Handbook, Boy Scouts of America.
Compilation, Election Returns, Ma
tional and State, 1914 to 1928.
Collection of Stamps in Current
Use.
Collection of Coins.
Weather Bulletin for Bismarck,
October 8, 1882.
Seventeen Current Daily and Week
ly Newspapers.
Invitation to attend corner stone
ceremony.
Proclamation of Governor Gilbert
A. Pierce. at the Completion of the
Territorial Capitol, Dated November
10. 1884.
The Story of Capitol Removal as
told by Honorable E. A. Williams,
Speaker of the Legislative Assembly
for 1883.
Story of the Location of Capitol at
Bismarck. by the Honorable Bur-
leigh F. Spalding, Fargo, N. Oak.
Copies of Bismarck Tribune, descrih-
ing the cornerstone ceremony Sep
TENDER 5. 1883.
Photographic story of the laying of
the cornerstone September S. 1883.
Photostatic copy. subscription list
of citizens of Bismarck who subscrib-
ed to the Bismarck Capital Fund, 1883.
100 Autographs of persons now liv-
ing who were present at the laying Of
the cornerstone in 1883.
Portrait of Honorable William
Jayne, first Territorial Governor. ap-
pointed by President Abraham Lin
coin.
Group photograph Constitutional
Convention, 1889.
Photographs, Legislative Assembly
for the Year 1907
Twelve items consisting Of Pamph-
lets, Booklets, Reports and Collec-
tions of Statistical Data descriptive Of
the arts, industries, natural beauties
and fiscal affairs Of the state at the
present time.
Story of the New Capitol to date
by the Secretary of the Capitol Com
mission.
General Contract and Specifications
for the general work and for the me-
chanical work on the new capitol.
Photographic story of the burning
of the Capitol, December %, 1880.
Photographic story Of the removal
of the cornerstone Of the original cap.
itol.
Photographic story Of the opening
Of the original cornerstone box.
Photograph Of the First Territorial
Capitol at Yankton.
Photographic story of the ground
breaking ceremony and the construc-
ton of the new capitol to date.
Airplane views of the city OF Bis
marck at the present time.
Autographs Of persons attending
the ceremony incident to the break
ing of ground for the new capitol
Photographs Of the present cerc-
mony.
Copy of the program for the pres
ent occasion