Bismarck daily tribune. [volume], March 07, 1909, Image 1

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Paris, March 6.—Senor Jose P?u'
the Venezuelan envoy to France,
left here, for Berlin. is anthbrityi fi
the statement that President Goin'
has forbidden both Ciprtano Gastrp *Joi
hts' wife oenter Venezuela He:is^
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toe bpjriipri that Castro is \pr^e^
from Europe/to N«a»gttt to co^
touch with his partisans in Venezuela
from 'Nicaragua, but Senor Paul thinks
Castro has no chance of success in this
latter purpose +~-J 'f^yff^ii^^M^
BOY ESCAPES
Man Hangs Jury Forty-Eight
rs and Yoong Ban
dit Goes free
^:Great Falls, Mont., Marchi6.--After
deliberating for forty-eight hours the
jury in the case of.-George Creswell,
tije .boy charged with complicity in the
hold-up of a, Great: "Northern passenger
train near','here last "May, Was dis
charged tonight, having been unable to
Teach an agreement. Every ballot taken,
with one exception, showed eleven iot
conviction and one for acquittal.
the .'.j^ayy. •.^f .'':-'-'.'/•
.20,000 ^tpn&r^f^W'
tlitt
I eM Over
ehhagen^v March (8—The relations
land with Denmark have recently
le, greatly strained. -Iceland for
had/hpm^rule^ and during the
years rshe has obtained all pos
srjfes: frbm Etenmark, hut the
pf the Icelandic parliament fa
of all governmental
^^feslfMrS^r^ih^^pid
the policy of a good under-
standiAg between.the two countries,
has been forced to resign. Bjorn Jonn
esson,.who has been nominated to suc
ceed him, is strongly hostile in Den
mark, yl his candidature prevails it
will betaken in Denmark as a serious
affectioifc-
PR DENT DROPS
FEW GOOD PLUMS
D- March 6. —The
president, today signed the' following
appom^ients so that terms of court
may b|(t,Jheld. These designations, it is
stated^M the White House, have not
referrepy.-to the permanent appoint
ments.|5Jpdward E. Wagner, tb.be Uni
ted States attorney for South Dakota
OscarjR Hundley, to be United States
jiidge|ipr the northern district of Ala^
bamaj^Milton D. Purdy, to be United
Statfif^udge for the district of Minne
sota.^^.-.'
Billings,'.' Mont, ^Msurch 6^-The in
terior department. has withdrawn from
entry '25 townships in th^* Crow Indian
£reservationi," making niofeC .than,,: one
million acres,•'.&( "Indiaii land now te
served and soon' to bfe thrown open to
^settlement. According ^to:. 'Register Har
ris oi'the local land office] the, .Indian
land withdrawals indicate that the gov
ernment will open^ the entire Grow res
ervation, which is perhaps a* greater
orpi^ct.than.any ever before attempted
by the reclaimatron service.
HARMONY IN SIGHT
tor McCumber had an important
conference with President -Taft ••,
today. He assured the president
thei« would be-more harmony in
the North Dakota congressional 4$
^delegation and that an effort
would be made to get Gronna «j\
back Into the fold. There was .•
also-a discussion of patronage
matters and a number of import
antv North Dakota appointments fr
may be expected as a result. 0
«e .•
of Harried Woman
New York, March 6. Mrs. Ethel
Martha Clarie, said to be wealthy and
prominent in social circles here, was
arrested today as she was about to sa»l
for Europe on the Atlantic Transpdrt
line steamship Minnehaha on complaint1
of William Stuart, an actor, who
charges her with alienation of his wife's
affection.
In the affidavit accompanying the
complaint Mr. Ttuart, who demands
damages of $50,000, alleged that his
wife was being taken to Europe by Mrs.
Clarie against his consent.
Missouri River Has Broken
Up at Vermillion and Big
Flood in That Section Is
Expected
Vermillion, S. D., March 6. A
mammoth gorge has formed in the Mis
souri river three miles southwest of
Vermillion, and unless -it breaks to
night water will be oflwing bver the
low lands tomorrow morning. At
Gunderson's bend, where the gorge
formed two years ago, the water lacks
eighteen inches of running over the
banks. Five miles west of the present
gorge the water ssaid to be falling.
At Yankton the James river, already
high, rose two feet, and a large terri
tory is ofloded.
OAK. BEFEATS N8. DAK.
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Vemiflibtt, S. D., Marc^'ft The
University pf South .Dakota won from
Notth Dakota tonight on ,|hev question
-as to whether the Lemieux ad -offers a
proper basis for a settlement of nidus
trial troubles. in the Unite*! States.
^^^R#^iri't* ^^ended thje'ne«a|iye, -.:'
FOR YOUR Of?SfM».|
City Audttof Young requests
Tribmie tb »tat© that the parties who
j^rchaMd city lots catn^^^h^^
a his of-
The legislature's work is now
the governor.
Besides about fifty bills which die
governor has acted upon, the fist oi
measures below is. on his desk,awaiting
executive a
Up to this time but two bills hare
been vetoed: that for an appropriaiSoa
of $600 for publishing the orders of.tte
state Grand Army, which was vetoed
on the ground that it was uriconstitB
tional, and the bill making an apjMB
priatfpn of $lv5\)0 with which to pur
chase the land upon which old fort Rice
stood by the historical society, thw
latter being vetoed on the ground that:
money was too scarce for such invest
ments attthis time .... 'ii^'-s^j^i'xg^
In speaking of the appropriation bills
Saturday nigh£ Governor Burke sai£
that he„intended to give them tint
closest scrutiny in. order that the
penditures would be kept within
revenues for the next two years,
did not intimate that he had his
upon any cuts: at this time or that it
might be necessary to make any, hot
made it plain that if in his judgment
cuts were necessary they would hje
made. S0^i
A complete list pf the bills already
signed and which are already laws w8
be published Tuesday morning. Fol
lowing are the bills before the gpy
ernor at this time:
71,
Mo-
.J:^":
^oJ--.- HOUSE BILLS ?c
5, Burns: election directors mutual
companies.
6, Chatfield: normal school at Minot.
8, Scmill: creating office justice of
.' ,:., ..ipeace .*'•' ,'•
:-^:M:^)^lB:imW'''
llfWolbert: installing house doct
.of.-iicLean: «eed.gsALtMm*
y5
24, MK^rea: live stock sanitary Iww*.
25, CcCrea: sinking funds of counties.
36, Price: maintenance of -national
guard.
44, Skulason: terms of office judges
supreme court.
46, Dibley: execution of instruments.
48, Traynor: lease portions campuses
of institutions.
61, Sgutt: procedure perfecting ap
peals.
63, Sorlie:
65, White:
66, White:
68, Grant:
69, Fraine:
70, Johnson
hotel inspection,
chain of title.
bonds of administrators,
meetings of assessors,
compensation of executors.
of Bottineau: compensa-
tion election officers.
Aasheim: publicity of.public
finances.
83, Moen of Benson: "dinkey
cabooses."
90, Doyle of Foster: sheriff's fees.
95, Skulason: costs and appeals
justice court.
96, Thompson of McLean: state en
gineer to have custody of state
land titles.
97, Senour: formation of athletic as
sociations.
98, Nelson of Steele: duties of-village
officers.
100, Chatfield: service of garnishment
summons.
101, Olson: prohibiting advertising of
liquors.
108, Sorlie: inspection of oils.
110, Wolbert: requiring state officers
to reside at Bismarck.
114, Ganssle: registry of liquor licenses.
116, Kneeland: boundaries of fifth
judicial district.
117, McCrea: defining intoxicating
liquors.
125, Lucke: protection of rights of
state .in" school lands taken for
right of way.
131, Traynor: authorizes board of
school lands to accept payment in
full in contracts.
134, McCrea: defense pure paint law.
143,'Senour: apportionment of repre-r
*sentatives.
145* Putnam: defense pure food law. E
146, Putsam: school and public hadk^
154, Kneeland: relating to automob3eSL
156 j,Hafe: game law
1ST, Wolbert: probation of prisoners.
158, Wtfbert: pardons pf prisoners. J3
l^lVpIbeTt: license'*fee^'^,'hawfc^" ^SE^
andjpeo^ers, '-L
162,.Moen of Benson: public
of stallions.
165 Ctmntagliant: admmtstra
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