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Teams were crossing on the ice on. the Detroitriver
en the 31st inst.
The returned miners from the Black Hills report
rich silver quartz.
Minoeapolls has finally determined to build anew
Mupepsion briuge.
Capt. Presnell, of the Minneaoiian ought to be
happy. Its a boy.'
frcdrtcnt Grant's grandfather wad a Captain in the
Revolutionary «w.
Jehn Fberman Jr. and Col. Vred Grant are how
full fledged bankers.
The Spaniards have paid$IB,000 of the $s0,000
Tirgbtios Indemnity.
W. B. 8mtth has become the publisher of the
Clay County K«gi*t«r.
The Pennsylvania miners hiti#^ afr»ed te mint
work on the bMa of ljSW. .•
In all this scandal baShMss nobody has been *9ca*
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The 8tatfe Treasurer of South Calafornla Is InJajl.
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The high i^ater in the Himouri frightened them at
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NOTES AND iNEWS.x
They are plowing coruin Texas.
Judge Akersof Blk Point D. T. Is dead.
Lake Pepin opened -on the 24th thia yean.
Col., K. M. Yerger, of Mississippi, is dead.
Mayor Barrett, of St. Louis died last, week.
^The Burfcank mall robbers have been arrerted.
Gen. Crook has arrived at Omaha, from' ^dkona.
Martin, tije horse thief has escaped from Moordead
jail.
Thfc22d of hfay is decoration day for confederate
dead.
The mayor of Philadelphia ha* prohibited fortune
telling,
A
severe mow storm prevailed in New .York on the
21th uli.
A1400,000 Are occurred at Detroit Mich op the
0th ulU
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next number, and unlesvthe subscription Is renewed
the paper will be discontinued.. This rule applies to
all. and adopted, not because we, "e
tftit ear subscribers, but bemuse Hls f&and be
theplan most satlsf- ctor.v to the general subscriber,
and more convenient for us.
towtmseters are authorised' to set ss. omr agent f,
Ntakilag a commission of 124. per cent.—or So cents
for each earl? subscription.
i'
Secretary Delano declares be wont resign
anyway.
Col. J. J. Wheeler died at Fort Belknap on the
29th of Marcli.
Jobn 0. New, the sacoessor of Spinner, goes into
•flea Jane 80th.
The flW.OOO'grasshopper relief bill failed to reach
Ike President.
BOW
HenUnlans contfcsliAate
a
Prof. Donaldson .will represent the CWcago fyl*
6MM
on the Caster expedition.
St. "Paul proposes a masquerade spelltng bee,—al^
ths spelldia to wearmasques.
It Is pow reported that!Dr Burleigh proposes to take
ap his retddence at Bioux City.
Ben. Butler has received $25,000 for legal lirvices
rfnCehS retired from Congress.
Theiiorthern Pad&c shops at the Junction were
destroyed by lie a few daykagy.
The Hoax City TimmStyieitheGo^don party for
the Black Hills deluded vkittns.
A narrow guage railroad is talked ef between Per-
ham and Fergus Palls BllnUesoltk
Oipt A. P. St. John, of the People's Line on the
Hadsoa Eiver, saifcideA'iast week.
A forty-six, ABar gdd ioffgel wis vecdoUy taken
oat in klisBouli Couirty, Montana..
Perham has organised a mllituy oompaay for pro-.,
tectlon against ftaruadlng Indians.
Prince Napoleon talks of surtlng a iiew^iaper.
He will irk* he hadnt if he does.
The Union Pacific wUl build a monument to the
raemorr of Oaks Ames at Shenna.
M^Jor Bobert Mcfealye is anoounoed as the new
Commissary General of Subsistence!
The American House, and several other buildings'
at Ban Oiaire burned a few days ago.
It Is said that U. O. Russell oC the Braloerd Trib­
une has purchased the Duluth HqraUt.
Col. Blcliard Smith of Kentucky, it is announced,
will soon be marriod to Miss Ida tireeley.
Aftei May lot theN. P. traloS wUl run Into Du
lath, instead of stopping at the Jhn'cUoa.
Oharies B. Wright of Philadelphia, succeeds Gen.
Cass as'Presldeat of the Northern Padfic.
The ceremony on the Investment of Oardinal He
Closky'WM very imposing and- interesting.
Over one hundred and fifty car loads of freight
await shipment at Moorhead, for Fort Garry.
Geo. W. Haslet has retbyd from the Agitln
cbptndent. A. J. McDonald succeedingliim.
Twenty-five persons were lost through the burn­
ing of three steamers, at New Orleans on the 23d
The Indianapolis Sun says winter has been linger
rug arooad So hear all of the Brooklyn testimony.
A convention meets la Buffalo on the 4th of July to
telkopthe anion of the United States and Canada.
Montaaa has 85,000 sheep sad $.000 cattle which
'eond food and shelter in the BigBwamp last winter.
A
daughter of Senator McMillan was marrled to
James B. Beals, lawyer, at.St. ^aul Wednesday last.
Oskesh Vis. is la rains, all the banks theprioeipal
hotels, ihe Opera House, the, Post OOqe, a docen saw
•iMe, nud hundreds of reddsnsss and millions of
inbwJtoriafkMB deetroyvd by fire on the
River
vJoi'iT-:!•!- .isoSlo rjnrov
is 2ti .°rT.' ?a i"
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Predrick Hllger. Bt. Paul, received lifefentence
In the penitentiary for debauching' little girls iart
.week.,
r.
Chicago has' at least a dosen public men whose fu­
nerals 1 would be ilecfdedly popular, the ^Graphic
thlDkS
'A new Silver lode has been discovered In Colorado
Gulch, Moofc*na the one assaying as high as $19QO
p«rt6n.
Jack Chandler wants the1 prew gang to mount their
artillery and declares he intends to kill four or five
of them.
Blanton Duncan the Bourbon of 72. haseommen-.
ced a 'legal warfare agalosi the Kentucky Lottery1
•wlndlers.
A Montana man who had l.'SOO head of cattle at
larpc in the Snake Hiver Valley last Winter lost only
17 of them.
An expedition is fitting out at .Bozeman to prospect
the Tongue and Powder River region. It will start
early in May.
One of the steamers burned at New oceans was
•the John Kvle, owned by Commodore Uavidson, *nd
cost $110,000
Governor Morton Is announced as a candidate for
the presidency also Cockling but we'll bet our du­
cats on Blaine.
The Louisiana legislature has adjourned tine die,
and the people of that politician cursed region
breathe easier.
The president has appointed Lieut Thernburgh
and W. Maynader, son of the late General, Paymas
ters in the army.
A son of Gen. Kdgerton of Mantonrille, Minn, has
been nominated for cadetshlp at'West Point by M.
U. Dunnell M. C.
A band of
21
Chtypones were surrounded, and all
killed in a contest with a company of Cavalry downi
in Kansas recently.''
"l Genv 8am Ross has been ajdudged insane by a
board of surgeons, and, sent to the government bos-.
pital at Washington.
It is rumored that Hall has sold two thirds of the
St. 'Paul DLpaU}h for fW.OUO and will make a mor
nlng newspaper of it.
YermilUoo was inundated and the Dakota South­
ern bridge, across the t*i«ux washed out by the recent
flood in the Moeouri.
Prof. Jannoy, the Black Hills geologist, is at la it on,
hla way to tlie frubt escorted by six companies of cav
alry fryu Fort Laramie.
The recent election in Chicago having been carried
by'Tralid Judge. Williams has enjoined the council
'InmctahtUjftbe votes.
Gen. .H Baker, OommisdoAer of Pensions,recently
led Miss Mary E. Cnp^-n uf New York City to the al­
tar as his blushiug bride.
Col. W. 8. King has taken back thirty head of
stock said At Chicago because the greenbacks were
not forthcoming when due.
Bight thousand bushels of potatoes were raised at
the Berthold Indian Agency last (Jtason in spite of the
grasshoppers and the drouth.
Dan Bryant's fkizdly are poverty stricken. Din was
jolly in life, bowever^livingb^yoad his means and.
everybody styled him a good fellow.
The man sent out by the President to take notes
on the Black Hills turns out to be an advertising
agent for Laramie and the Union Pacific.
Cardinal.MdCIosky, on the 30th ult united
Edwards Pierpont. has been chosen by President
Grant to
The
succeed Attorney Gen. Williams resigned.
president has done well in his selection.'
The Jlad&onia* says the motto of the people of
tw country is 'Millions for the Northern Pacific but
not Obe dollar for a North and South railroad.
The husband at John Hay's mother-in-law will
build John a Country seat where his "little breeches'1
may sport on the green, and buy him a:new*paper.
The railroad shops and other 'interests at Omaha
were seriously damaged by the, flood last week.
Kighteen feet above low water mark the river rea6h'ed.
President Grant *ad Secretaries Fish, Jewell,'and
Bristow believe |n Beecher'a innocence while Belknap.
Delano and William* belter^ him guilty.
A rejected lover n»w?d T. Nshna, at Fergus
Falls, tried to sh6ot the lady and th-h shot himself
through ^Th»lady'icoraet Baybd her We:
Street preaching has been stopped In Minneapolis^
Under the ordinances of tbit city three or more form
a crowd, therefore ^street gatherings are. poliW^
fui. «v y*. •. :.•!' '.
The Postmaster General^ has cancelled the awarda
of contractors who bave attempted to sub-let their
and ths awards now.go' to th»n*xt lowest
.bidd*r« V-1-":
jofgeoH Geberal Hainmond, dismissed during the
war for exceeding his authority dfmands)1|ei»eviW
of his bake, his friendS'insisting
that
Orville Grant, the christian cr pitalist. says the
work he has been doing up in die Northwest is 'a' tort
of missonarv wor^—keeping people fro plunder­
ing the poor Indians, perhaps.
A contract for wrnly mail service between Hele­
na, Mohtana.and Fort Bulord has been entered into.
The distance is &60 miks, aud lohn O'Conner takes
the contract at $1,600 p«r annum.
Fivethousapd Mennonites will settle in the Red:
country this summer. Thd Fargo Jfopret*
mmn tees visions ot twenty dollar gold pieces aud ba­
bies, when he contemplates the fact.
Agent
Saville says as soon as the Mianeoonjons
arrive, probably the first of this week, be w.ll
be ready to go to Waehingt »n with the Sioux delega­
tion which is
expected
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1
MCrfc may be expected at Corpus Christi soon In
the fii st battle with the baud its the Americans were
driven back.
ID
rimony Gen. Adam Badeau and .Miss Marie JUisa
Niles, daughter of the late minster to Italy
Col. King has recently purchased a large herd of
abort horns, to replace those sold last fsill. N. P.
Clark has also invested largely, in that line.
mat*
A
he wkS dLw^sdtd
unjustly ,•
The case of Col, Kins ls now befort the Grand Ju.
ry in the District of Columbia. The O.olonal »Ad his
friendS are confident that all will be explained saus-.
factorDy. •J '.
The southern tennhieus of tie Uta"h and Montana
atag«i line pas been tranaf^rred. ftow .Corri9n«t tjo
Franklin, there connecting with the ytah Northern
a ad
J. NiwteirNina late local reporter Cn the St. Padl'
/WM, has beevma city editor of the Minneapolis:
BvMi ng Ke*oir. He is an excellent and promising
young writer.
The dwelling house of Richard Whalta, Bralherd/
together with those of £enj«inia Ankens^ Job*' Uur
ftVKWHCS, wi»m «Hw««
phy, Geo. Johnaou, and Mils Lotoerg, wv^S.^estrpysd
by fireonthsSflthttlt.'
th^walls of the van pest office building at Chicago,
it is^aM, muit he taken doWu and the structure re
built at a cort of one million dollars, through sqpne
Imdys blanderiug incapacity.
The nudl contract made in favor of Hinds, Laph-,
lln. belana, Web and -Gidding have been- cancellor
by the d^partuMnt their bids having been fraudulent­
ly imposed on the department.
to sell the Black Hills.
The Adventists are terribly disgasled because the
Messiah did not come a tew days ago. At Chicago
they waited nearly all night, with their lamps trUriaed
ind burning, but he did not ooese and the world still
Gen. Bartlett deelarsd at the aalebrstloa of the
battle of Lexington, that. aB an American, hewae as
prood
OT
S?th
alt.
the men who charged In Pickett's division
at the battle of Gettysburg, as he was of the men
who repulsed them. It Is well saMthat tfcs peefele
begin to realise that the war is over.
Sso.
2.
1
One of the Beenber witnesses declared that she
could see disembodied spirits floating in the air while
giving her evidence and that she saw Theodore and
Woodauil acting decidedly tweet toward each other.
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BISMARCK, D. T., WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1875.
v~
tfl W*- li"
O.lead myinfantfeetto walk,
Into the epelling schortl 4
Lot,*thf»childreosneer and la9gn
fAtorthographic rule. in-"-•" lii'i
rBut me that.better way still lead
Till perfectly I jpell 1..-:
f56 may I shun the path that leads
'J-To where Josh Billings fell 'J
Banditti neckties are becoming fashkmafcle hi the
South ainee SBIUOAI established Wa headquarters In,
New Orleans Tb« chok»st specimens ,are seyeralj
frefln lenfth. made of hemp, sad -hav«ft rnnnfng-'
nooeeatenoend.
Elder Cain Js now associated with Mrflabaa In the
publication and editorial management ef the Union
County Courier. L. D. Jeffries late of flw 'Qltam$r
la assodated with Odllins in the managSflMrit of'the
8ionx City Timts. '.v.
It has now been declared after almost endless liti­
gation that the Arkansas Hot Springs property be­
longs to the Government and a receiver has been ap­
pointed to dispose of it so as to protect the lights of
those who mads Improvements.
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING LICENSES.-
The City CouneU of the City ofBitrnarek do or
daim S
Sicrtni 1. That no person.or persons Shall sell,
vend*, dispose of, traffic or deal in, or give away. My
spirituous, vinoiib, fermented or intoxicatiog liqnbrs,
or keep for public use, or hire, any billiard table- or
pigepn hole table, in or at any place or house -with­
in the limits of the City of Bismarck, without first
having obtained a license for that purpose,' from the
City Council, In the manner hereinafter provided
and if any perspn or persons shall violate In any way
any of the provisions this section of this ordinance,
he or they shallupon conviction thereon, fafefore the
Justice of the Peace of the city, forfeit and pay a
fine of not less than ten dollars, nor more than fifty
dollars, and may be committed to jail antil such fine
is paid, not exceeding 80 days.
bto. !. That no person or persons-shall practioe
or exciroise the vocation of a' hackmftn or. drayman,
pedler, owner or driver of water wagoner other bus­
iness, trade
or occupation for which the price of a
license is hereinafter specified,
and provided, withput
first having* procured' license thbrefor,' In the man­
nerhereinafter provided mid any person or persons
violating the provision of this section, may, upon
conviction thereof, before the city Justice of the Peace
be punished by a fine of not less than ten dollars nor
more than fifty dollars, and may be couunitted to jail
until inch fine is paid, not exceeding SO days.
bac. 3. That the following yearly rates for li­
cense in said city, are hereby fixed aind established,
to be paid by every person or firm engaged in the
calling or klnd of business named In this section in
8a id city, via
For retailing spirituous liqqors ..$12.00
wholesaling same......... 18.00
'Vbllilard tables, pigeon holes and ten pin
alleys ......
For'each omnibus or hack, or other vehicle
v. for carirying paSffengers and baggage
wagon, cart, dray or other vehicle for
carrying baggage"and freight only.......
hauling water,each firm or persntr rtjn
nlngor owning a^line of water, wagons,
haulingwate- for sale
ttreet pedlers, except those selling
farm produce.......i...
1
10.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
Sko. 4. AH license hereafter, granted for the call-,
log and kind of business enumerated in the.preeesd
ing section shall expire on the first day of IGty ntn,
following the granting thersof.an't shall not be grant­
ed for ,a leas t)me.
tWbepsuch
license shaU l)ave less
thhfrohe fiar to ran from the.Hme of the appltaitton
thereof/then the amount to be paid therefor shall be
a proportionate amount of the yeariy rates estab
lUAied by the proceeding section for -the time during
whIAsuci license Shall have to ran. Provided.
that no charge shall be.oiade for less than one third
of a year, and.no fractional port of,
a month shall be
computed, but the whole month In which the busi­
ness commenced, snail bo reckoned-ln computing the
time, though apart of such month may fahre expired
when the application for license Is made.
•. Any pMson or firm wishing to obtain a license to
exercise any pf the callings or kind of business enu­
merated in this ordinance, shall pay to the City, treas­
urer the amount of money In this ordinance, 'fixed
for such license, and upon presenting the same -to
the City Clerk,the Treasurer's receipt therefor,shall,
upon paying to said City Clerk, a fee of fifty, cents,
be entitled td and receive from' Said City pletk a
written license, countersigned by the Mayor,, and-at­
tested by the setf of said city. authorif ing. qach p«-r
son or firm to Scarry on the nttdtieSB or calling named
therein, untiithe first day of May next, following the
date of Bueh license. j.
8*0 6. Tfjat every hact. omnlbqs or. vehicle li
oensed as4ifWeaaid. shail' 'b^'conipicuousiy marked
on-the right and lef% sides thereof, widi such dumber
as the''City Clerk shall famish, in figures, net less
thsin two inches in length, and such.figures shall be
ola bo\oi darK^oUlii. cV'dsrir 'color on
l^bk ground, placed either on the driving seat of on
the"side of thg cirriage, "also- In letters one inch in^
lennh' uppnthe &fti of shch dst-riige, with name of
thfaowesrand'tbe nhmUfr bfflie1 Ifcens^,"' and onthe
lnsidq of such carriage qr. vehktei a carder metai:
prate, painted with the name of tiie oyner Qf said, ye
hMlesaikd rti^Sm^unt offareto be charged Teglbly
int^}thereon. -w
T. Every truck, wagon, dDty cart or Pfber
vflilcte. Whbther draWh by one or more Tiorses, or
other animal power, and licensed as aforesaid, shall
'havepiscwi- on tiie outride, and upon each' side of
tfie same, the number of the lioesse, in pteb legibi«.j:
fignrvs oflnot less than two jf2) Itrehes lnleSgtii, hnd
t|^ nan^of the person takkig ont the license,rn'iMaih
legible characters, so that the same,may b# dMiopVy
sieri ahd read.' ., .jn
Any person tor persons who shall folate. oVend
against, or. fail to comply with the provisions of thk
Isectfcm, shall,'upon CQpvi^ion before the City Jus\
liV Of the* Peace, Shall fcr each ahd eiery offerse,
be puhiithed by a1 fine' of net less than ten^ nor ^m'^re
tfian fifty, dollars and
costs
of prosecution, and nt%yk
be hnprlsoned'until such fine and costs are paid, not
exceeding 80 days.
SKO.
This ordinance shii take elect, a,nd be
In force from and after its publication.
Approved April
29,'1870.
JOHN A. McIJON, Mayor.
Attest: P.'R. SMITH, City Clerk.
All ORDINANCtf
Any person
i,L
RBLAT1VB TO MI3DEMBANOE8,-BREACHBS OP
THE PEACE AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT.
The Oity Gtntnoil of tto City of Bimarch d« w
dainy
SBCTIOK. 1. That any person who may hereafter
be found lurking, lying
in
or
bur sex, or in any indecent or lewd dress, or shall
make any indecent exposure of his oi her person, or
be guilty of say-obscene or filthy act, or of any lewd,
indecent, immoral, or insulting conduct, language or'
behavior, or shall exhibit, sell or offer to sell, any
any indecent, obscene or lewd book, picture or other
things, or shall exhibit, or perform any indecent, im­
moral or lewd play, or other representation, rfiall,
upon conviction thereof, before the. City Justice of
the Peace, be liable to the punishment and penalties
provided in section one bf this ordinance.
Bsc. 5. ..Any person who shall inhumanly, unnec
•essarlly, cruelly or wantonly, beat, injure or other
wise abdse any dumb animal.within the limits of the
city of Bistnarcfc, shalj be punished by a fine not ex­
ceeding twcnt.v-five dollars and costs of prosecution
upon conviction thereof, before the City Jostice of
the Peace, and may be imprisoned nntil such fine is
paid, not exceeding 89 days.
See. 6. This ordinance shall taJce effect, and be In
forse from and after its publication.
Approved April
29,
1875.
JOHN A. McLEAN. Mayor.
Attest: l». K. SMITH, Oity Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING DOGS.
The City Council of the City of BUrnarck do or
dain asfollow*
SSCTION. 1.
1 hat any dog, bitch or slut, or any
animal of the dog kind, owned by, or being in the
possession of any resident of,or person in the City of
Bismarck, shall be registered by such person or res­
ident,' with the City Clerk on the first day of May in
each year, and shall at the same time pay to said
City Clerk, for the use of the city, a tax of two dol­
lars on each dog, and three dollars on each slut or
bitch, so owned or possessed by such resident, or
person. Every owner or possessor of any dog, bitch
or. slot, or animal of the doc kind,shall procuie from
tiie City Clerk a certificate, which shall state plainly
therein, the number and date of such license, the
name of such owner or possessor, and the name of
such dog, bitch or slut so licensed, and shall pay the
City Clerk the sum of twenty-five cents for each cer­
tificate. The City Clerk shall keep a record of .ail li­
censes and, certificates granted, in accordance with
the provisions of this section.
Sac. 2. AO person shall suffer his or her dog,slut,
whelp or bitch to' run at large within the limits of
said city, unless such animal wear a collar with a
bright metallic plata thereon, not less than of an
Inch in width, with the nameof the owner of said dog,
legibly inscribed tnereon. Provided, that them iy
or may, by order and notice, publish three days be­
fore the taking effect of such order,, in the official pa­
per of the city, require that all dogs running at large,
or In the streets of the city, be muzzled in. such man­
ner as'the notice may prescribe, until the order be re­
voked. the word 'person" in this section, to be con­
strued to mean as well the keeper or. possessor, as
owner of a dog, bitch, slut or whelp'.
Sao. 8. It shall be lawful for aoy person to cap­
ture and deliver to the City Marshall, or policeman,
any dog, whelp, slut or bitch found running at large
within the Units or the city, contrary to the provis­
ions of thisordinance.
Skc 4. No person shall be allowed to keep or
suffer to be kept, on his premesis, or on premesis oc­
cupied by him, nor permit nor suffer to run at large
in said city, or streets thereof, any dog, bitch, slut
or whelp of a ferocious or vicious character, habits
or disposition, nor any in the habit of barking at, or
in any way or manner annoying any person passing
along, in or using the street. or streets of said city,
and the Chief of .Police or any other policeman, is
hereby empowered to kiU or cause any such animal
to be killed, if found in any street, or at large In said
city,after^due notice thereof to the owner by the Oity
Marshal. Provided, that when any officer author
iaed to' kill dogs, ahaU kill or wound any. dog,-.li­
censed as aforesaid, on the ground that the said dog
is of a fferocious!
disposition, and if be proved'that
isaid dog was not of said disposition, the Mafshil be­
sides paying to the owder of said dog, full value of
said dog.as agreed upon by: three disinterested par­
ties,one of whom shall be chosen by the Marshal.one
by tiie owner of said dog, and one by the City Just­
ice, and in addition thereto, he shall pay into the
city treasury, a fine not exceeding 60. dollars, nor
less than 5) dollars, at the discretion of the City Jus­
tice of the Peace.
Ssc. t. No person shall molest, hinder or inter­
fere with the Marshal, or any police officer, or tfther
person acting under the provisions of th« foregoing
section.
Bsc $. That nQ bitch br slut shall be allowed at
large on any street pr streets in said oily, when said,
bitch or slit Is in heat.
-8ac. 7. Any person violating a**y of tiie provis­
ions of section one, tW9t' four five, and six of tills or-i
dinance, on conviction thereof, before the City Jus­
tice nt the Peace, Bhall be fined not exceediag fifteen
dollars and softs of prosbcution^ and msy Imprison­
ed not exceedM)g.-tw.eBV days,-till such fine is paid.
Provided, Ait nothing in this o'rdinartca shall apply
to any dog,' Slot,or whelp und&r the age of -8 months,
SSC. 8.
The
her
wait, or concealed in any
house or other building, or In any yard, or premiss,
or street within the limits of the city of Bismarck,
with Intent to do any
mischief,
or I?* pilfer or commit
any crime Or misdemeanor whatever, shall, for every
such offense, on conviction thereof, before
the-City
Justice of toePeace. be punished by a fine Dot ex­
ceeding fifty dollars and costs of prosecution, and
imprisonment for a period not exceeding 80 days, or
at thedMcretion of Mid Justice, and may moreover
be required to give bail for good behavior.
persons who shall make,
aid, countenance or assist in making any noise, riot,
disturbance or improper diversion, and all persons
who shall collect in bodies or crowds, in said city for
unlawful purposes, or to the annoyances or distur­
bances of ckisens or travelers, shall for MCh offense,
on conviction before the City Justice of the Peace, bo
liable to the punishment and penalties provided in
section one of this ordinance.
Sso. $. Any person who shall be found in a stale
of open or notorious drunkenness or Intoxication, and
the Peace, be KsMetA the punishnient and penalties
provided In aeotion une of this ordinance.
Sac 4. Any person who shall appear teaay street
or paMIsplaoe, or opposed position_ hi said dty. in a
state of nodtty, ^rin dsess a* beioeging to hW or
This ordinance to take effeet, and be In
force from xod after its publication.
Approvei Aplil 89- t8T5.
JOHN. A. McLEAN, Mayor*1
Atteet/ *. fi, SMITH. Ciiy: Clerk.
Rivipr News-
The camera Foptehelte, '^ity LoWry Afti Ida'
Stockdale.jof the Kotwts Ivat, are in pwif ted this'
Key West of tjie Couusri.-iips, |tnd theeteamferry,
boat Union
The tiey West, Jd&. To^d, Mailer,- sod "Nick Bu^
SMI, Clerk, arrived^ froia Stndar fevenlng,
having mad# the trip froi|L ¥anktonlo Bismarck in
seven davs and teh' haurs ffojn ^ort'(o port iven
quicker than ihe Josephine, fliKhsirging oh the way
885 tons of freight, and runirieg against a riaipg riv
er ill tiro Srfcy ttp. Wjtii the liver fuU of ice and float­
ing, drill it Bbme points. The' Key West has more
cabin room, and is Jaetter adapted' to the passenger
DviSineSs than any,other boat oa the river, while.she
is neariy or |nite ftS faaC as tim 'Josephine. 'Her
iCsptMq, Jno. Todd, is one,of the oldest Captains on
the river and largely interested inthe gallant boat he
commands.' -Nick' uu^Bra Cljurk', is one of,the moet
efficient officers Connected with the CoMsonliiie, and*
universally popular^ -ile «has just-returned from
Germany,Vhere he spent, the winter. The Key West
leaves Wednesday eyenlng, M#y 5th. and takes the
last'pouhd of the Mbpt ana freight left here last win
tei-. A special train^containing lS toos, will arrive,
to-day, frpmwhich shscompletesherloisding. She
Jbsephlnelsft Wednesday, carrying 290.tons
of Montana frisight. and about 50 tons way freight...
She.expects to rstufnl In time to leave' for Carroll on
's^»md. mo ab6ut ^th^
I4jth,
W:-"W
_LLL
KMV
1
apd wHi, if nonn-
!her second, m^ abiijit th(# 14th,. and will, if nonn
forseeh fccljler'''
fdurtevh u^yS.
forseeh Mci^entk happen, make the round trip In
The steamdr.Upipn is now making regular trips be­
tween Bisinarck and Fort,Lincoln.
The new machinery will be in place on the Fonte*
nelle by Satunlay, when she is advertised to leave
for fort Benton.
The llay Lowry is ready for budness, and is ex­
pected to leave next week for Benton, Commodore
B'ralthwaite
having secured a trip for her at Ht. Paul.
Ko&lng more remains of the good boaA Penlnah,
the
last
fntgmebt',of her hull having been swept away
a few days ago..
The C. W. Mead, Caroll, Nellie Peck. Par Weat,
Benton and the Denver are between this port and
Sioux City on their way up the river. The Mead
should arrive tiCro as early as the 6tl». The far
West is oxpected Saturday.
The.beefcattle
wintered hereby N.
P. Clark, during the past winter, are in
fine condition this spring, and they
make ais ftae beef as one could wish—
the writer has seen no fioer beef during/
the past five y«ars,than that of Claric's,
which CQhst^nilr in ihe market. The
stock 'wtff* brought to Bismarck from
KamtaW
std
were wintered in thifi vi
cioity, fivi a hind having been lost.
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NO. 43
A
BJERSOJTM*
Capt.' BntithwAite retorned
from his trip below.
Capt. Marratta's office for the present
is at J. W. Raymond & Go's.
1
N. P. Clark, has been looking over his
interests at Bismarck, and
WAS
here oyer
ftufrday.
J. J. Jackroan has concluded to give
the boys a rest, and has goqe below, to
sper.d a few days.
E. W. Knight, a faithful employee
the TBIBUNB office for the past year, left
for the east yesterday.
A brother of John A. Stovell arrived
from Maine Friday^ and wiJisp^nd the
samqaer at Bismarck.
Lieut. Eckerson of the 6th Infantry,
is in the city.visiting his parents, MajQr
T. J.' Eckerson being bis father.
Lt E. B. At wood of. the 6rh Infantry
stationed at Fort .Stevenson, has bee^l.
promoted to Captain knd A. Q. If.
L. C. Jscoby expects to return to Bis-''
marck at an early day, anc^ will form ft.
partnership with Hon. E. A. Williams.
Major L. B. Spdrry, U. S. Indian
Agent at Fort Berthold, having' return'
ed from the' east, left for his agency
Saturday.
A C. Leigh ton, Po6t Trader at Fort
Buford, and wife arrived from the east'
Friday, and goes to bis ppst on tho
Key West.
Lt. Marcott, of the 17th Infantry,who
has been absent on recruiting service
for two years past, joined his, command
at Ft. Lincoln Saturday
Lieut. Lee aqd and family arrived'
Friday, on their way to Fort Stevepsonf
The Lieatenant has been rusticating in
Connecticut during the winter, and re­
turns improved in health and appear­
ance.
Wm. Messerve, of the firm of Mes
serve & Co., has retired from the firm,
and goes east in a few days to spend.the.
summer. Messerve is a splendid fellow
and has made hosts of friends here who
will miss him. He will probably return
and make Bismarck his home.
pf
Rev. I. O. Sloan goes east thitf
week to visit his parents, and to rest
and recreate. He has been a faithful
and uaeful pastor, and during bisCafr1
sence of several .months he inay dfa^
comfort from the knowledge that .hid:,
work while here, was appreciated, andt,
that he'is misled by is congregation
and society.
E. Y. Adams has secured the buildup*
opposite tye
TMBUNS
office, and 'l4^'
putting in a large, stock of vegetables
including potatoes, parsnips, beets. He^
Intends keeping butter, eggs etc., freak
fish, and fresh vegetables in their sea:
«on, in fact just such an^.establiShmeBi^
as has &een long needed. Mr. Adapa
proposes to sell potatoes, of
{which
had already reCeived acar load of ear!^
os
he a ha he he a
Mr. Bailey's leiso of the Bailey Ifoufe'
Having, expired,:, he goes oa^io a fef"
days, and Mr Oakland beco^s. the laad^^
lord. Mr. Baiiey has, kept a gotf.
house and th« trAVeing ptiblic fUlv
n^iss the good-cheer alway^ td be fbaaf1
about his well supplied boards Dennii«
Bailey is overhauling and refitting
house on Third street to ff hicbj Mr. Bat
ley removes. •. .-.a. v,'
it- -i
Messrs. Mann & Merry have
difficult task operating their
ho„
,,*-t
1
rti.ail .iaaidwt
stage foat^bejtween Bismarck and FMBtrn
jBuford during the past winter '-'Th#-'
have made the
week not losing a tripv and whati»«
better still they have not
xlost
a man 0r
animal, 'though running 250 milea
an
Northwest of Bismarek -during an e*
ceedi ngljr/bard ^i ntto»^ They have W
a good business in the way of expreifc
and passengers, and have no reason tci,
complain of the'pnblic appreciation of
their efforts. We commend' their liBd*
to the traveling puWife
J.
7
FAB&O 'items,
The Headquartors Ho el at Fargo,con
taining sixty-three rooms, is constanU|r'
crowded, every available bed being-' fif­
ed.
The Sherman House is undergoing
complete repairs.
The County Commissioners of Caen
County have ordered a tax of fifteen
mills for school purposes.
Messrs. Griggs & McCormack propose
opening a large store in oompetitiw'
with E. S. Tyler & Co.
D. P. Reaves will erect a five thotlfr..
and dollar residence at Fargo this sea­
son.
The license for the sale of liquor in
Cass Couuty is fixed at $50 for the en
suing year.
Asa Morgan, surveyor, James Pattsa,"
Supt of schools, wore appointed in Oafla
Couty for this year. The
officialpaper.
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is the