The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
MINNESOTA AFFAIRS.

! DIED ON THE WAY-On the last trip up of
the Sain, Paul, there came man, who under
took to work bis passage up; 10 assist enough to
pay his fare Ii appears that his health was poor,
and he was taken sick and died before he boat
reached here Mr. G,rd,n, Clerk Of the boat,
made arrangements for his decent burial.
RETURNED CALIroRNIAN.-Mr. LAWYER.
a young man who has had the good fortune to ac-
quira and the good sense 10 keep, very hand
some property, earned by him IN Cahtornn, has
come to ST. Paul and made some cash invest
ments here with 4 degree Of Judgment and fore
sight, which other young meh IN California,
would 10 well to initiate Considering the salu-
brty of cur climate, the vas;n css of our resources
in agriculture and in lumber, and the certainty
that -, Paul must shortly be one Of the foremost
cites in this Great Valley, Mr.. L1wler has
bought valuable property here, and will bald and
pay for his buildings. Mr. LAWYER has also bought
out the firm Of NJ. Curran s. Co, and will do
business now, with NJ. James Clrran, under the
new firm Of Carran * L1w!er, at the Worlds
Fair Good fortune to them.
The UPpER MIssIssIPpI.--We learn that
the river is higher than it has been known for
wears at Saull Rapids. The wharf is carried
away and the warehouse is in imminent peril
(Ihev have a warehouse for uss j; Sank Rapids,
lnst as they have one 10 icfite paragraphs aboMt
below St. Anihony)
THE TIMBER AGENr.--tlr Fillmore, the
agent sen: here by the President to catch piae
logs. arrived last week by the SAINT Paul. What
he intend, doing, remains TO be seea. 1t is per-
fcc,ly righ, 10 see TO The lumber. The agent ought
te see TO ii. NJ objection to playing see-saw-
bat TO play ii right, let the agent and the la;nber
man always have the fence between them, for a
fu'crun. Let The agent play see and the lumber
man play sar If the agent has any sense or
reason, and any discretionary power in this nat
ter at all he will zee that ihs lumber interest IS
vital to M.nnesoto: and will not force our people
10 the wall Before we are done with this sub
jact, we intend 70 prove what traitors to Mime
sofa, hive ins'iga,ei this war up,n lumber ;
aud having proved it, cold Minnesota is, it will
be found too hot for such rHlaias4
HE Liquor Law 90 not IKE 10 turn
in'rneF; but although our !'quof II" IS !" '''ce'
'he'e Is i "e'Shp'' o' ''fs' WIZ No7P' ~" ''''
back Of the Fremont House.
CoURT DAYs.-For the conv Pnience OF our
magistrates as well as oil sni'ofs, wonh II moi NE
well FOR the Two justices ct 81. Pani, TO appoint
one regular iriAl day each week? Ahlt says Mr.
Synons What says Maj. Noah: VI III YOU m
u day!
RErArL PR1Crs IN Sr. PAUL..-l.gys lie:
fresl. batter 90; Hams i2c, shoulders Zoe; pcr!,
i0c; sup,s,ne holr - 50; meal sjc; po-
tatoes 81, beef, fresh, s 10 ZOE; beans SO 90
per bushe; dtiel appss. So 90 do: salt, = so
per sack; cheese l3:: lad, Re; candles lie;
lI,G1 WArER.--The rant CO.. Wis. Herald
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o.sr ,,o,yn. helm, All over ,h,;r ,lv.e We'll
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saws. The ponu,aticn Of Grant 20 At nrcscnt does
,ot .,coo.; ,ha, or ta,o ,yh.r ,to. Chilean, ard
Gallon, p,;,,,,d : ,,n,,,o. Il 20 ~, min, o,,o
site Dubuoue. If the :. w. corner oc the comfy
which will be done in ab,,t weir from lhi.
TINA ,.~an, .o,,,,v t,,o,l , J,,h, ,;u J,l
bor nrosa,, ,o,,,I,,i,, :, , v.rv s,,o-, ,orio,
emigration will come straight through then from
The East, and viii no, give The sharpcrs East of
US Il chance to say, sig Aere'" AID call west of
"efe IS savage wilderness h'ied win inIdeis
anu 'cSu''s' we say as"'h' Unit we sha" re-
''''0 "'''7''' Vi "cce''''ns 10 olf P'pu'a''oh on
''' '''"Pe'io" Oh '''i monster "a'Foa'' IL Is
S"d ih7 owners o. real estate opPoSiie Dubuque,
ASK enormous Pf'ce' 'o' s'ouho' ine hfst th'y
N"o" 'Iey VIII "f'Fe the company 10 maze thelr
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