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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1890
Page
7
A curio filled column mixes topics from law studies by Boston society ladies to a German Baltic court shuffle and a puzzled Russian army chaplains reform plan. It describes a Wilmington donor, putnam headquar ters park work, a Kokomo suitor with a wolf, Chinese widow tablets, and a Parisian coat bargain with the Emperor.
A Kearny Street dealer panels firearms while a turtle hunter explains his set net baited with small birds to catch terrapins. He boasts shipments to French restaurants in Sacramento Stockton and local markets, selling turtles in crates across diverse rivers including the Yuba.
Night editor from a St. Louis paper complains about delaying press. They discuss finishing an editorial on The Decay of Chicago's Commerce and The insignificance of Chicago as a railroad center. Waiting to get Chicago markets.
The legislature battles over adjournment while committees rush bills to final passage. A strong push for reapportionment and districting stirs debate, with attorney general opinions shaping size of the house and public pressure delaying action. Gov Mellette may veto sparingly as clerical humor and a graft discouraged omnibus bills unfold.
The Montana legislature adjourned with no appropriations passed as the treasury runs dry and state institutions face funding needs. A granite block in Helena burned amid celebrations, destroying journals and papers worth an estimated fifty thousand dollars.
An old column blends religious instruction with civic notices. It outlines a Sunday lesson on Luke 4 to read in Nazareth and discusses Christ's mission while noting public notices about a fur seal lease bid and a lottery advertising bill in Congress.
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