The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15

-Orgens Ior sale or rent ~ IooeyS
bookstore.
~. S."-Next week.
Mr.. Peter Loso, prominent citisen Of
st. Jo., died last night.
frank Doushty's injuries arc doing
wen and his recovery 10 now almost GER
tainty.
Tho Minneapolis Tribune reports N. P.
Clarke % having 5000. 900 feet Of sawed
lumber in his yard IN that city.
From Representative Barnes 10 have
received copy Of the valuable report Of
the State Railroad Commissioner for 1873.
1T il estimated that fully three thous-
and saddles Of venison we're bought BY
dealers in this city and shipped during
tho past season.
Mr.. Wn. Mullikin, Of this city, Is IN .
derstood to be IN applicant for the sp-
pointment Of Surveyor Of Logs and Lumber
for this District.
Senator Burbank is member Of the
following Standing Committees: Edoca-
ton, Internal Improvements, Railroads and
Enrolment.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held 1t tho NJ. E. church on next Saturday
and Sabbath, and win DO conducted by the
Rev. 3. R. Lsthrop, P. E.
Winter is beginning to get his "back
up" Yesterday morning tho mercury
dropped 70 250 below zero, and this morn
ing struggled down to 180 below.
Tho vote received by Judge McKelvy,
s,541, WAS larger, by ono thousand, than
that received BY the candidate in either Of
tho other two Judicial Districts.
1.-THE Woman without God" will be
tho subject Of the Rev. Mr.. Campbell's leo
turs st the Presbyterian church, on next
Sabbath evening, beginning at o'clock.
From the publishers Of the Sunday
Karor, Minneapolis, We have received .
chrome Of Governor Davis. It 10 IN Ok
oellent likeness, and copy u given to
every subscriber to the K1ror.
MIR. Ferdinand Banner, who, dissstis-
fed with St. Cloud, removed last fall to
Missouri, finds that he has made . sad mis-
take, and intends returning to 81. Cloud in
the Spring, to remain. That IL the Wy
with oil Of 'sm.
AT the Annual Meeting Of tho St.
Cloud Library Association On Thursday
evening, tho following members Of the
Board Of Trustees were elected for the
ensuing year Mr.. T. c. Alden, Mrs. Oscar
Taylor and Mrs. N. P. Clarke.
Mr.. Mesley has introduced in tho State
Senate bill providing for committee to
revise the tax laws. Mr.. Barney Vossberg,
Auditor Of Storms county, is named in
the bill - one Of the Commissioner. This
10 we'll deserved compliment to Mr.. B.
-On Tuesday two boys, J. Hinnsmsap
and G. Moorhesd, pounded another boy
named Roderick Dunning. On Monday
they were brought before Justice Tobey.
who fined the oldest, Hinnemsnn, s. and
costs, and discharged the other with rep
EImand.
The Rochester Post notes the receipt,
BY . gentleman Of that city, Of pair Of
shoes, neatly carved out Of basswood, sent
- . Christmas present by Mr.. james
Young, Of this city. They are light and
handy about the house, and specially suit
able fer nurses in sick rooms.
-Trsasurer Cans reports from the ont.
side towns that hs 10 having unusual sue
cess il collecting taxes this year. Our
bankers also inform 10 that farmers arc
paying very promptly their notes for ma
ohinerJ. From Ill We can learn, the fnsn-
oll condition Of the people Of slssrns
county win compare very fsvorsbly with
that Of the people Of any other county in
The Stale.
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-Aft9 three ballots, the Board OF
County Commissioners postponed the cleo
tioa Of . Sup srintsndsnt Of Schools until
tho March session. Prof. Kaiser informs
NJ that hs has decided TO withdraw bis
name - candidate, pfefsrring to give bis