Adieu Statesmen as Legislature Ends Its Session
The legislature adjourned sine die amid applause and partisan barbs. Governors appointments drew heavy criticism from Senators Worst Disem and Swanston, while Stevens chased the elusive grace earnings bill. A deaf mute school bill passed over the governor’s veto, and final night scenes featured gifts to officers and lively farewells.
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Mr. Stevens
Bismarck’s Legislature Farewells and Rail Rush Hope
A look at lingering legislators and notable figures as Bismarck winds down the session. The piece highlights Speaker Wellman, Rep Selby, and senators Diesem Robinson Stevens and others departing with friendly well wishes. It details a push for the Bismarck Kearney Gulf railway, asking North Dakota towns and Kansas Nebraska Texas to pledge subsidies and support for a 1200 mile trunk line with branches, urging early state and city commitments.
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Selby
Heegal Tighe
Sunty
Medinty
Ward McAllister
Diesem
Dickay
Wunk & Garden Lim
Robinson
Studar
Bing On
North Dakota
Stevens
Grand Forks County
Fenrious Mimon
Morton
Ewering
Suilth
Steels
Bowen
Reed
Jecule Rustler
Towner
Wwave
Hibernian
Cass County
Ing
Weretary Bowefield
Senate
Hasalitah
Hake
Sisthuts
Sanford and Kelly
Oakey
Vanora
Pandene
Allway
Gulf
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
War City
Old Gabriel mourned as California bosom leaps to 150
March 18 Say Praneitco reports the death of an Indian known as Old Gabriel at Saline county hospital. Born about 1740, he reportedly reached 150 years old, never used liquor or tobacco, and left no direct descendants. He lived a peaceful life and had children and grandchildren by the tribe.
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Plummer in Washington and Dakota bills pass senate
From Washington, Col. Plummer enjoys the capital, while Dakota appropriation bills for public buildings advance in the Senate. Reports cover his reception, rumored ministerial interviews, lottery debates, and regional political maneuvering affecting North Dakota and nearby states.
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