The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-03-27

the .sorder ofJackson aud Third streets,
wishus togive notice thu horses must not
be sraiersd there -
r. Capt. Chrysup, has returned
from Cincinnsti; andlkas now on the
way up the Mississippi river, a light
ttdraught rrxstern-Mheo l4a stenmhoat, for
the upper trade.
Capt. Chrysup has been interchangeable in
his exertions to get boat into these wat
ers; and we hope he will be as success
tfal in business, as he deserves. fT2r
A tall, good natured Frenchman, with
! ! 4 Horse traiE broke through the ice near
the upper landing, Saint Paul, the other
/ day. He gave a, specimen of tall
screaming for help; for being himself
very tall, he screamed from the top of
his voice. He got his horse and train
out. =, ,s4.e 7 ~, i.,,ot .s.. ,,a.e
/ Grand Lodge of Minnesota. 1901.
! The charter conferred by the Grand
Lodge of Wisconsin, VIM WEIGH, G.
S. A. s p. confers the same degree
upon Charles Conway of Saint Paul, by
virtue of which, the subordinate Lodge
i No. \, of Saint Paul, was organized
last Wednesday night, consisting of
about ten members; the officers elect
ed and installed, and the lodge duly
consecrated. 1t was truly a refreshing
season, to members ofthe order, meet
:, ing together from various parts of the
, earth, here to draw closer the bands of
brotherhood, and to lay the foundation
in this new Territory, for the most an
cient and noble of human institutions.
3- We learn that the Saint Croix
!, river is now about clear of ice.
t e. Our communication with Fort
, Smelling, which the facility of travelling
upon the ice, has made our near neigh
Dor through winter, is now nearly sus-
pended and will be until the boats run
t again. .......f ... ...,Hsa
e. .g. The Territorial Library is to be
removed to the new building Of Charles
j., Bottle, on Third street, one door ives,
of Mr.. Lambert's.
> sgy- Some other blockhead, if not the
Chronicle stick, writes thus:
4 "The bill for printing is S9,6f5 To-
a more than two-thirds OF the entire APP
, preparation. Of this, James M. Good
:. hue claims Sc, 942 O6, which is over one
half of the appropriation. a'a
5 Now the writer Of the above, has just
: sense enough to perpetrate very bung-
q ling falsehood. Stupid as Old Timber
toes proverbially is, he knows very wei
= that the above aggregate has nothing Il
4 do with the appropriation already made
beyond the incidental printing; but thai
it includes the account for publishing the
laws and journals and the advertisement
of proclamations since last May. o
the volume of laws We have printed two
I thirds; simply because the Chronicle
concern prorsd incompetent TO do 1t ant
u declined doing it, The Chronicle hn
u had the privilege Of doing all the print
ing which the law authorized to be done
at that office; and has charged exactl,
e in the same proportion for the work there
d done, that we have charged. -.H
:, 60 The Fur Company have bough
II and forwarded from Saint Paul up thu
!, Mississippi river, the past season, owe
d 5000 bushels of oats. aaaE 1.t. s-
1 ~ A gentleman over here from
: Rush river, on the other side Of the Sain
II Croix, says that the elk frequent tina
o region in large numbers. These ami
. mails seek that locality to feed upo'
a rushes, which are the earliest vegetation
: known in this latitude, affording subsist
q ence for cattle and horses usually il
h March. 80, ......... ....
re s8 Many bets are pending in Sain
h Paul, on the time of the first arrival o
steamboat this spring. Some suspi
cions Of foul play are entertained
- against the clerk of the weather office
d who is dealing out days. IL we bet,
,, will be OH corners, running from the ira
ID of April to the deuce of May. Won
8. that be tolerably sure thing: i'.
= sH- The ELECTS, are making larg
&c cellar and foundation walls for super
,e block of brick buildings, opposite tn
J. American House, upper landing, Sair
10 Paul.
s. ~ We learn, by inquiry, that jaime
Mullen who was murdered in Livingsto
er county Illinois, in February, is the sam
j. Mullen, stone-mason, who was living il
Saint Paul last fall. He had fgh
with one of the Elliots, his brother-ir
r law. before he left Livingston county
p and came here, fugitive, supposing h
I, had inflicted death wounds upon Ellio
!" On his return there last fall, to see hi
- wife and children. it appears that tn
Elliots murdered him.
ut c. DR.. Jarvis, good dentist and
lie capital good fellow, who came up fro'
ut Saint Louis last season and sojourne
4. in Saint Paul, would be right WELDON
back amongst US again this spring.
= sY What delays every thing so, now
~ a-days? appropriations, mails. spring
. every thing in fact, but rent-days an
e = the pay-days ofpromissory hottest Thes
=. are tagging times. Is the Sun grow