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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
12
The session considers seed wheat bonds for crop failure relief with bonds and county warrants, votes on bills regulating mills tolls, and measures affecting taxation, leases, and trespass on school lands. A lively debate centers on the Miller bill with farmer impacts and a packed public interest in legislative action.
Postmaster M. P. Slattery notes a list of uncalled letters for Bismarck Dak December 14 1889 including Adame Edward Jr Moore A J Mr McCoy and others. Letters must be claimed within fourteen days or sent to dead letter office. Ice cutting near the Missouri river prompts mayoral action for traveler safety. crossing remains safe with frequent traffic. North Dakota Irrigation committee names T S Underhill chair and invites petitions to Songreee. correspondence to Underhill or secretary Bierly. Epitor Tribune notes Haugerud supporters excused for Presbyterian fair contest. author hopes for better showing by ladies. Report of probable killing of an elderly man traveling with daughter on west-bound train near Oriska. the daughter searches for him after missing him on platform.
Senators Haggart and Cass county members receive thanks from Fargo residents and the Fargo board of trade for their support of a college bill. A bridge project by A Y Bayne & Co of Minneapolis begins work on Seok avenue. A farm near Apple Creek is mentioned along with distant eye vision of Colonel.
A North Dakota bill by Mr Worst, Senate Bill No 42, outlines primary elections in each county to nominate county officers and delegates to state and district conventions. It creates county central committees of five electors, defines notices, polling procedures, ballot layout, oath requirements, and the process to certify results and elect delegates. The act sets polling on the second Saturday of October in even years, with detailed oversight by local party committees.
The text outlines duties and powers of county central committees until elected and organized. It mandates a one dollar filing fee for candidates, provides for separate ballot boxes per party, and sets procedures for vacancies and ties by lot. Violations carry fines or jail terms, with repeal of conflicting laws.
Default on three coupon notes dated June 9 1887 and payable December 9 1885 secures mortgages in Barlelah County Dakota Territory. The mortgage covers principal and interest now due along with costs and attorney fees. sale to satisfy the debt.
First publication December 13 1839 in Circuit Court. Charles Roske petitions under chapter 179 of Wisconsin revised statutes for discharge of debts and assignment of estate. Petition filed November 29 in Dane County Circuit Court. Hearing set for December 13 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Attorneys for Charles Roske, petitioner, filed November 20.
Publication dated December 6 1889. Foreclosure sale by Josephus Todd on mortgage executed June 12 1888 by Sylvanus Prior. Land in Burleigh County North Dakota. Two coupons of fourteen dollars each in default. Sale to the highest bidder at the courthouse in Bismarck. Redemption allowed one year from date. Attorneys fees and costs specified.
Notices announce intent to make homestead proofs in Bismarck and Dickinson areas. John Byrne and Thomas Campbell listed with witnesses and dates for proofs on January 18 1890 and January 11 1890 respectively. Locations include township 188 north range 77 and section details in McKenzie and Bismarck areas, with several witnesses named.
Ward county North Dakota invites sealed proposals for the purchase of 6000 bonds at twenty years maturity with 6 percent interest. Proposals close December 22, 1889, to be received by the county clerk in Minot.
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