Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-17
SALTWATER NEWS.
Episcopal bazaar at Opera hall tonight.

Rock Bronson is home from school on q
short visit.
--latest accounts state that there are two feet
of ice in Moose river.
Hold Taylor, of the STIR and Times, and
Zebb Plat, both of Hudson, were in the city
yesterday.
Robert Mallow and Miss Nellie Phalen,
both of this city, were married yesterday by
Father Murphy.
James Bromley, of this CITY, and Miss
Minnie Burnell, of St. Paul, are to be mar
ried in the latter city Saturday.
There is at present an unsatis6ed demand
for hay and oats. Hay is worth from $40
to $12 per ton, and oats 80 cents per bushel.
Seymour, Sabin & Co. have taken the con-
tract for extending the main building and
completing the wall around the prison for
$4,000.
| We understand that Mr.. I. Staples intends
in the near future to enlarge the capacity of
his flour mill, and in order to do this will
erect an addition to the mill fifty feet in
width.
| One of the most pleasant and enjoyable
social dances of the season took place at
Maennerchor hall Tuesday evening The
dance was given by a number of Scandi-
navian gentlemen, and was we'll attended.
G.. E. Anderson, representative of the firm
of L. R. Finch & Son, commission mer-
| chants, New York city, was in the city yes
terday examining the different grades of
| flour manufactured here.
The little store around the corner is the
striking but suitable name of the new store
which Frank Bronson is opening up on
Main street. Frank intends always to keep
on hand fresh fruits, candies, etc., and will,
no doubt, receive large share of the public's
patronage.
The G. B. Knapp will leave the lower de-
pot at 8 o'clock this evening with an excur-
sion party for Hudson. Fare for round
trip, 50 cents. The Cornet band will &C.
company the excursion, furnishing music
on the trip. There will be a grand social
by the Hudson Cornet band.
The Council.
The regular meeting of the city council
was held Tuesday exening. Present Brown,
Hospes, Seymour, Elliott, May, McComb,
Gillespie.
Minutes of previous meeting read and ap-
proved.
STANDING COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Building Committee Seymour and
Brown.
Finance-Deragisch, Brown and McComb.
Street-Brown, May and Elliott.
Fire Department Brown and
Hospes.
Ordinance Gillespie, Deragisch and Nc
Comb.
Bridge-Seymour, May and Elliott.
Printing Hospes, Gillespie and Brown.
Mr.. Fred Willmett and Michael White
were on application granted retail liquor
license for one year.
A petition from w. S. Conrad was read,
asking that the grade be established and
stakes set on range street, Carli &, Schu-
referred to street committee to report at
next meeting.
| Petition of residents on Fourth street be-
| tween Hancock and Pine streets, asking for
grade sidewalk and gutterjng, was tabled, and
President Matthews appointed committee
to examine into the advisability of the
| matter.
| petition signed by number of resi-
dents on North Hill, asking for a sidewalk
on Third street, between Laurel and Cherry
streets, and part way on Laurel street, was
presented. The sidewalk was ordered built
on Third between Laurel and Cherry streets.
Bills to the amount of $949.55 were order
ed paid, and warrants ordered drawn on the
treasury for the several amounts.
The question of raising the salaries of the
three. patrolmen was discussed at length, and
finally, on motion, it was decided to increase
their salary SIS month.
Knights Of Pythtas.
| The public installation of officers in the