Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-18
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered bv the Special Reporters Of tn
D0tlN Globe.
SALTWATER.

A. Fredericks has gone into the bill board
business.
Isaao Staples commenced to ship the lumber
for the st. Paul u elevator yesterday.
The Mary Barnea brought mp 900 bushels of
wheat yesterday from Prescott for Minneap.
oils.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Griffin returned yester-
day from Hnckley, whittier they were called
by the death of Mrs. Griffin's father, NJ. Il. Nc
Evoy.
The G0zette places the name of Isaac Staples
at the head "f the Democratic State ticket for
Governor. The selection is one which is we'll
worth considering.
In noting Tire attack upon Miss. Hurley in
sundays GLOBE an error occurred. The young
lady was returning from visit to her sick
brother, and it was shortly before 10 clock and
not after when she was assaulted.
Mr.. James O'Brien, accompanied by his sis.
Prairie du Ohien, where he is to be united in
the bonds of matrimony to Miss Josie Gilman
tin, of that city. The marriage ceremony will
take place next Monday.
The mission being held in st.. Micha, Is
chu, CHI by the Dominican fathers is meeting
with hattering success. The morning and even
ing services are largely attended, an indication
that the laburs of the missionaries will meet
with the desired success.
A regular meetiGg Of the city council was
held Tuesday night, President Matthews in the
chair.
The petition Of F. E. Reed, proprietor of the
99-cent store, to have walk laid across Main
street, from his store, was, on motion of Aid.
Elliott, granted.
Tie committee appointed to make settle
ment demanded for damages sustained by grad
ing in front of the Lutheran church property
submitted report to the effect that they had
met the parties representing the property on
several occasions and bad not succeeded in ar
irving at any satisfactory settlement. The
committee, after carefully looking into the
matter and considering all the facts brought
to bear on the case. had offered said parties
$l8. IS for damages, which had been refused,
300 being demanded. The committee con-
sidered this too large an amount to pay with
| out consulting the council.
The report of the committee was accepted,
and they were authorized to offer 1926 dam
ages.
| The report of the bridge toll collector, show
| ing $2l6.25 receipts for the two weeks ending
Saturday. Sept. Is, was accepted and ordered
| filed.
Phil Potts was granted retail liquor license.
The clerk was authorized to publish notice
requesting the building of sidewalk near the
residence of F. Siebold and it's completion in
thirty days.
The bridge committee was instructed to order
plank for the bridge of Isaac Staples, under his
contract. and have it piled to dry.
The clerk was authorized to procure judges
| desk, witness box and chief IF police desk TO,
the new municipal court room.
Bills to the amount of $l,244.67 were al
| lowed.
DEMOCRATIC WARD CONVENTIONS
The Democratic city caucusses to elect dele
o$oa ~ hA ~~%x III L.. L.vc
Saturday evening, Sept. %, as follows: First
| ward, city lookup; Second ward, enginc house
Third ward, Staples mill Office. First ward il
| entitled to nine delegates, Second ward six anG
Third ward five. A large attendance is de
sired.