09 Feb 1876
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1876
Page
1
The report lists scattered items from political and legal events. It mentions Fredric Lemaitre’s appointment, Betsy Winslow case, Ohio constitutional amendment debates, New York dealer Wise & Co, a Philadelphia public building, river bridge contracts, and various legislative and crime notes. The text is garbled with names, places, and numbers.
The Bismarck delegation conducted extended talks with railroad authorities. President Wright authorized key steps following the discussions, aiming to align transportation plans with funding and routes.
Dispatches report the Bismarck delegation meeting railroad authorities with President Wright authorizing road opening. Towne orders Tamuxz to land all needed Black Hills supplies at Bismarck by rail. Gen Custer will depart for Harramack next week for major business as eastern cities feel rail links. Memorial to Congress supported opening the Hills by treaty with Indians.
A fragmentary letter from Custer City mentions the Chamber of Commerce adopting resolutions. It references support for a Bismarck route and notes widespread Minnesotan sentiment. The wordage is garbled with stray headlines like The Black Mulls and Gold Fever.
Reports from the Black Hills describe rich gold discoveries and a plan to open transport routes from St Paul to Bismarck. Miners flood toward the Hills while Missouri juries and court cases feature in updates from Davenport and White Plains.
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