The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • Page 2

Bismarck, D. ADC 5 --j. f- It will theij the inhabitants to join contestants. petition, but so, we hope the railroad at thorities, or Pugct So and Company a schedule of prices and vjrhieh they propose to sel c(upied by ac settlers, believe they would take of the settlers in this matter, there who are naturally suspic tlheir benefi understanding, here, came i most of th ous there should available res in jUrces title aad living. Thqyl have tently, in many instances two yean now that an likely to means and be an xious to kno dings ought prices for th to make the so, on sell settler has years business interests of senou Ijeen railroad company 1 dollars, rand parties sbou in the rr THE TO The question tied, though ft is generally Mr.

Hackett ydl accept pro- ijould he ierstood posed by General Cass, an apcept, we apprehend I will be no Ojiffliculty in arranging witp tjhe other lain for jtownsite efore asking thfepi to do of the Marvela of American The Bismarck TBIBOBB, a weekly newspaper pub Uahed at Bismarck, Dakota has just com plete its first year's existence. It Is a bright ant wil lots und are those and for be a fair who are and the jausted their tiding and in opportunity to obtain it is given, aie without is but natural quired. Those who havd pu ifarc before tpcy join in tpo pejtitions re- up buil- only low terms of situation 1 to be given, not eir lots, but easy payment; those who are hot i arrange on now oc- i we do any remarkably well edited sheet, and would compan not unfavorably with many of the more pretenttoui journals of the Atlantic coast. It is one of the mar vels'of American journalism, how such a neatly printed and ably conducted news sheet comes front the midst of a territory which a year ago was tnhab-l Ited only by Indians and Wild animals --Philadelphia Ledger. The TRIBUNE invites the attention Bismarck people to the above, clipped from a recent number of the Philadel phia Ledger, edited by Geo.

tV. Childs one of the most successful and abl journalists in the land. It is a volun tary tribute to the excellence of ou: paper, from the pen of a stranger whi has no interest, even in the country in which it is published. It shows tha no matter how our efforts may be re garded at lome, no matter how poorly eur labor may be requited, it is telling abroad, and the future will bring reward. The TRIBUNE is not given tybrag ging, it toes not proclaim itself th best paper ritory, but it contains so much interest tnat a comparison with other! papers is invited, and we insist that i is worthy a heartier and better suppor than it receives, though the publisher WORTH Figures That Wor CONSIDERING! for Yourlenefit, hat they hovfr they will h'ist payment ought to be given a roasinable time in which to do icir improvcinpn suffered in obtair (ing ly impaired company and as reached of it is no wonder I that all Every ifough the two itle.

The rck have The loss to the townsite on the N. or in the ter have too much spirit matter how meagre i patronage ma; be. Col. Lourtsberry ret irned to Bismarc from the Elk Point nvention, Fridaj "via Lake Superior peg," the Omaha Herald says, "a wisei if not a happier man," and embrace the first opportunity a) acknowledg th(k receipt of the Iferald, which re; lly one of the best papers on 1 if the Doctc Northern Pacif to complain, TBJIBUNE'S exchange does lie country. about the feel a groat kleal of anxi- attcr, but ilt shculdbe re idcrati-on, and cy tha membered tliat wherever the lijc, the people are not deserve bipd ought to cons lilcves (ley will assuicd that; the ra.il will do boil- utmost ID Satisfy those here, and to others cy and join, lixpedition, cb sittown u'hich will cert npne on the Missouri ijiver.

BLACK HILLS make it to nc in and in buildir to oa fault may anve; they eceivj the kind- he TRIBUNE be- it, and we are authorities Peter Mantor, of Mantorville, Minn has received the appointment of Regi Land Office. Tie na is closed, an 1 will be re-opened at Fargo, on Septeii berlst. It is doubtful if Bismarc ter of the Bismarck Land Office at Pemb office can be opened as the records must HOW TO OBTAIN 1 JJ IMPBOVE1 ABM OF OUT OCSTIM A OEHT A Home in tie Bo Farm on ,280 the 11683 Prairies. The Northern PaciJBc lands are car fully examined, ors have passed over ija 40 acre trac ature of topo; showing eac of timber, kin the lay su carefully noting every raphy, their reports stream, meadow, grove quality and quantity face, depth of subsoil subsoil, adap ability agricultural purpose s. quality is grac ed froija 1 denoting th 9 best, the poorest.

Appraisals have tie nature of tl been 40 acre lot, especial reference to tli quality of the soil, ills adaptability f( farming purposes, the distance from tt railroad, and in the more settled po tions of the countrj somewhat wi(p reference to the surroi nding iniprov ments. When a full payment is made at tt time of purchase, the- ompany receive the Bismarckioffice, hich it is supposed can not be done un is open for business. thi nterest to cir mon- nvest thp town ijnlyi ENCI. Introducing a long a the Bosto be $econd to ORRESPOND iner, of July says. The "Bismarck THIUUNK," ijubliHlieil at Uiemarck, Dakota Territorj, of a recent hate, contains tne most xitlHfactory account we wet seen Ofthe cbarac- tu and object of Ben.

Ouster's expedition to the Ulack lid. The info rinatioii is gh en in a letter from the l'uiBUNK'3 dpecli 1 tl Camp of the expedition near 1 'ort A. Linco n. The TfUHDNK has and will continue to accounts vcspoiidc bause of struct.ioi giv of HOC a Attenlion ialting to cific Holids and arc ufo eumcrou the world ings ri or tions on the be -had Whilei the eStablishinei teams for i'airm, nirel wheat gi owe CjQs--whi) ca and tt lling satisfac: and reliable the expedition. omiued last week be- sundcrst mding oT, the in- the cititori win: was ab- is invitee cvchang for land to Ian article rq- Nt Blliern Pa- appears he estimates of consiJera tracts of land, for wheat groWirig, lying in the in rneiinte vicinityl on tic Dak6t The cor- 1 afre' reliable ioti.

Thctfe the finest of tjhe '4id- on of the wit lin a fev miles sta- a Division, which ms the te fanner, who keeps up an including ensils and cultivation of a small makes! moriey, tho large who has abundant resour- ib his hell i ais he gets market Is to make ulvanta; of the is products, never fa lajrge gnlins. Oliver a Minnesota fiifmQr, pure! ascil 2,500 acres of land, a few years then no nearer ruaiket tjlian these lai ids are to-day, pay- ir)c; therefor $10 per icrcj borrowing the inoin-y tl mike im at two cm monthf. five years he hid accumnljHed tho of which wrts 1 I I I I i ited a property wprth one jllars, evei'y dollar Two Bears and Ru (luential Chiefs at Agency, are exercis for good over the reservation. They the BlaclyHill.s, and i thei young men sh sponsiblc, and so th exci of the cli their reservation. ticipate trouble in re determined that 11 not be held even fdrego the so, and remain on E.

M. Brown Bismarck Land Office that he has re far opening tho offic that he will leave Ya in a few days. "to the poor Indi ed mind sees (rod hears him in the wit Ouster as bad wants his young me until the gallant Ge If you don't find in th TBIBUNE, dont your paper and advi marck man did. Tl un a' paper, and ivould be worth a nreek to Barnum. James Souter, a refers Missouri Riv iscs no other.

Gen ngs, declares it fa coal. A TRIBUNE map who has used 1 he agrees with him. latter for two winter oal for us, this win Pat. Suhi ivan, rep the Moorhead jail, is still in jail and Tfc Because of his insanity his trial jostponed. Out of Sheriff Blanchard, He is one of the br cers on tho line of N.

R. Hubbard ha quarters Hotel at Fa anuount 1 about Sour yci rs ngo. Thcro is money jyo'i(l doijibt by wheat growing. farm, giving facts ikd figures, in tfetirth find in wheat before that date, turned over to 1 the Fargo offi ning Antclcpc, in- the Grand River ng great influence unjr men on th; Receiver of tl writes the TBIH- cived instructions at Bismarck, and kton for Bismarck whoso untutcr- the clouds, and don't want to he did. Two Bears to stay in carpp eral returns.

an expected notice get mad and stop rtising, a Bise man who could atisfy everybody, lousand dollars marck blacksmi coal to any, alnd Le Due, of Hajst- superior to Iowa er, if you please, .11.,. i. rted escaped from fiot escape, crazy as a loon. 25 arrests made by one has escaped, rest and best offi- P. leased go, and ly installed as its anager.

is one of the best men in existence, alnd the He; now du- Hubbi rd or already he has made hosts of mends the new There is no ter place in the Northwest, than Far) to spend a week. Oarson, lale of J. Raymond Oo's, is the clerk, (hough he does not expect to remain but a fpw days. their First Mortgage TJJo accrued interest, and or Interest Bonds at -a the price of land 35 sales, Bonds arc recei payment only; all def must be in cash. Time sales are made as 10 per cen balance in three annual per cent, each, and ments of 15 per cent! est at 7 per cent, per an The Company offer ments to purchasers to lands, upon the folio wi From the regular reduction of 10 pe provement of Ine Arrang and value f( The sjcale to 5, the the 'figure madel of eac ds at $1.10, at the Land Warraij thus reducing cent.

On time ed on the rred paymen i or seven yeais down, and t' payments of ,0 annual pa ciuh, with int( 20 per cent, off for one half cultivati in two years, a propo to be made in each off for three-quart jr three'yeaYs, in equal year. On large purcha tions or more, the ti provement is extended, kind, the agreement to of the stipulations in is made part of the (o Purchasers cah, regular prices, with( except as to paymen evei 1 being made, ari number of taking advantage of th verting their bond: through resident age their lands under cu ti 1 he prices of landb in reasonable distance range from $5 to $7 pe The following cal 5U illustrate the worki ig of a purchase ot the improvement c.ondi1io basis of a purchase (1,280 acres,) the il quarters, or 9GO across present market price praised value of $6 land, full payment ma purchase, the con trac the improvement of 24 for four years. 30 per ceijt. off of the net price $4.20 pe 1,280 acrefe $4.20 to Bonds in payment, i terest, (assuming that from July Itjt, 1873; date, August 1st,) aife change $117.90. The payment in Bonds, having a value leave due in cash, to i foui Calling the mark it 35 cepts, the figures i Bonds, 14,601) Cash, balance lae, Cost of breaking ilo acres, per acre Total year invi ste uln.

special indu cultivate the basis: icdulo price, $nt. for the ii i in onq yei tionate amounl 30 per cei t. cultivation opoftions ea BS of twb S( given for i i- Tn sales of tl is improve is ie coptract, a iidcration. course, buy at any conditic ost sales, ho v- cultivation, it bondholdi i offer, are lands, a ts, are putti it ion. vacant, wi the railrotfd acr(ji.

tions will fu and the rcsu ts ands under tpe made upon two sectio vation of thr years, Bonds, an Itere for at the time stipulating acres each ye per acre, leai acre. er ,1.10, with bear int to the pres irortbin 1 of $4,500 $5, lance, 170.50 price of the .50 ill shpw as lol- first the alMt of breaking the second lot of S40acrei Total alni xint Invepted at the end of i he i wean year From this now dwluct net income from the Ireakng of 840 aerea, of calculation will earing the act tal amou it out at the end of the aeionfl year Now cost of breaking the third acres i Total cost i th( end of the year For this we have an income from 480 aerea ol Showing ga In at the end of the third tie cost From dequi the fourth lot of Leaving, til Again, add tU Vpcom acres 811 fourth Again, add thf, ificom acres Showing Shoi hj cash, 1, fth ye; ,280 a cost of breaking 240 a ires at the the 84000 i roflt of from 720 ml of the again of from 960 of the net profit of of la id paid for, 84000 92,48550 8.36000 9 874 50 84000 9 34 80 5,04000 $5,074 00 0,72000 SO and 900 acres un ler ci Itlvatlon The foregoing cocs not include any cost of Smprpveacnt beyond that of the first breaking. On our wide Dakota prairies, fencing is not needed now, and, in all probability will not be needed as a protection or the crops, for the next five years, but should it be required, it can be put up for 75 cents a rod, and of strength to turn all stock. To $nclosje two sections of land would require cigtit miles season, an of fencing, the total cost of which would be $1,920. For such buildings as will answer all purposes for temporary accommodation for men and teams during the working outlay of $1,000 would be sufficient, and could be paid for out of 'the receipts from the land, still leaving the owner a clear margin of over $,800 in five years, and even if this amount should be dinary expenses ibsorbed by extraor- 8 the loss of one crop, it would still be considered a good thing to have secured in live years, free of debt, anil without cost, 1,280 acres of land, three-quarters of it under cultivation, with sufficient fence and buildings for all necessary purposes.

The for figuring the income from cultivated laud--taking wheat the crop-J- is a yie of 20 bushels per acre, with a selling price of 85 cents, and the cost of prDduction, per bushel, at 50 cents, leaving a net profit of 35 cents per bushel or $7 per acre. This estimate of the working cost is given by a person who has been over 2,000 acres since on a tract of land, having light sandy soi 1 such as the Compariy rate as "No. 2." The estimates made are all in favor of the producer. The cost of breaking is too high at $3.50, and should be done at $3, or $3.21. The yield is too low-these lands yielding from 25 to 35, and sometimes 45 bushels per acre.

The selling price is low, as wheat ranges from 90 cents to $1 per bushel, as rule, and this spring, at different points in Becker and Clay Counties, Minnesota, farmers rea ized from $L05 to $1.10. JA8, TULLOOH, Prop, General Newsdealer, I ft Book Agent, I BISMARCk, D. T. Being In direct communication with the principal lam prepared to fill all promptly, and at lowest possible rates. Newspapers ind periodicals furnished regularly to subscribers at theMlUtary MTtf JOaiAH OELAM1TBR.

I OIO. F. DELAMATEE FLANNEEY, ATTORNEYS AND COWJ8BLLOR8-AT-IAH, REAL K9TATE AKD INSURANCR AGENTK BISMABOK, D. T. lands located.

Abstracts of title furnished, anil collection of claims promptly attended to. M7tf THOMAS VAN ETTEN, Attorney and Counselor AT AW. BISMARCK, DAKOTA. 1-50 JOHN A. ATTORNEY AT LAW, rck.

I). T. JS. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR- AT LAW, REAL KSTATE AND COI.LKCTION BISMABOK, I). GORDON J.

KEENEY, Law and Real Estate. Will Practice" all the Courts of the Terrllorx General Land Office attended to. 0Illco, Fargo, D. T. My 8 a.

COMSTOOK. S. O. KOBKR ROBERTA, LAWYERS. General Law Land Business, Fargo, D.

T. and Jloorhead Minn. Cm ECKFORD RYAN Merchant Tailors DEALl'KS I Ready Made Clothing Gents 9 Furnishing Goods. Main Street, llmmuirk, I). T.

BRAMBLE HOUSE, Moorhead, Minn. Pirst Class in every particular. Fret Bus to Depot aud Boats. Every Train frflm Bismarck miib now Jtu Blue. head, and starts Qiorningt from there, opposite th Bramble House.

llcadquurtoi for C. P. SLOG-G-Y, Prop'r. n- r- nt x- 50 Qor. Allen of Ohio, h4 supposed to tie candidate for President.

Tlie Cuban Patriots have entered on .1 war of era! devastation The Uinklcy isili cr excitement is supposed to grow out of salted mine. Interested are reviving the old union league of America the necessity? The Carlistl claim a great victory in Spain, and denj the atrocities to them The Springfield Unitn calls "Mary had a little lamb," a generally admit' ed hibtorical truth. It Is claimed that New York newspaper abuse of TiltAn is making him rlen da. He needs 'em. Nine Comanolies were Killed on the Canadian river last week.

Thl Indian) hail in their posesslon a number of white scalps. A weary New York -Jon rnallat ventures to Nuzgrist to the partlea In the Brooklyn scandal that the faU to Liverpool halbeen reduced to $15. Indianapolis t'oraen ore relating little reminiscences of how they nse-l to romp with Henry Ward Beecher. 'But, sir," add, "I Was very young." Iowa county Wisconsin, has recently funded $100,000 of her debt at 60 cents on the dollar. There is now remaining about more unsettled.

The Boston Gfobe refujjed to print the Beecher scandal. The Ii t. Pioneer refused to print the Woodhull's vleirsof "nest hiding." Virtuous The people will read them however. A fight with the Indians near Jacksburo, Texas, is reported, ti which the Montague rangers were defeated, loosing their commander and twelve others killed. The Indians lumbered about Says an Arizona paper: "Small pox need not be feared here--It wtll not Coom here.

The gnats and mosquitoes are occupying the entire, ground, and are working it vigorously, and under the mining law extension no re-Jdcatipncan be made before The (Chinese easily become acclimatized In San Francisco, and the more enterprislg among them readily adopt Jor manners. One Lon Fat, who ran a shoe and slSppler factory at Sacramento, has absconded leavin; debta unpaid to the amout of 95,000. A had been almost lifted from his feet by the pleasure at Edmund Kean's funeral, ultimately readied the church door. Having recov- ed his breath, I which had been saspended In the effort, he exclaimed: "And so this is the last we shall ever see of Ned Kean. Poor fellowl" continued he, after a brushed off a tear which wai seen trickling flown Into cheek.

"Be has drawn a full houss, though, tp the last." DEALKR IX WATCHES, SPECTACLES, and all kinds of Jewelry. Oniem of any dea nptiou will be pfomplly lillcd guarenteeil l-40tf Main St. 1). p. Mam 3 Doors West of Capitol Hole BISMARCK, T.

FIRST CLASS RBSTAiraANT, AM) ICE CREAM SALOON. Confectionery, I'asly and Cake Baku. Meals all hours of the Day. Board by tliu Day 01 Week All ordersfor KLOWKR8 or VEGETABLKH filled. 1 47tf -t- BILI.IAKH ASA FISHER, I).

T. or fiiK i PIONEER I I A A The oldest Hall, and the best tables In the Cilv, doorbelowtlie Bailey House, Thecholcestllquora, best cigars, and the best cleh roonu. l-48tr jtOBKRT JSO. P. i CRAIG LARKIN.

IMPORTERS DlEALERS IN OEOOKERT, OHINA, Glassware, Lamps, Looking Glasses and House Kur iblhlng Goods, 66 East Third Street. Old No 1 (7 it. Paul Minn. 'l-46y1 J. C.

Oswald, WHOLEBiLI DE4LHR IX BOUEBON AND RYE WHISKIES Brandies, pins, Win island Cigars, No. 8 Pence 6pcita house, polis, I Mu ninnea Minnesota i STEAMBOATS, HO! 010. W. GSINNELL would annowce for th benefit of Steiudboat med feeru rilly thut tRY isfOjOD may be obtained athtoyaJdjiLbry aad Littb Knife ana other points in tjw Cpper Mtssonrl SPIRI' i D- i ml ,1, i ici i lor in i i iM i I I ho (11, 'I In- i 011 1 'U i i i i ll 11 I I till i it nt i ir nl i 1 tllr I' i i 1 I lt UK Pom.