Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-30
STILLWATER.

Wheat a. usual. r ceip's: Street 1000 busk-
els. barge 500, sacks 700 bushels.
From eight to ten naturalization papers were
issued yesterday by clerk of the Court.
Arraupm ents are being To run free train to
lakeland Tonight to a Republican rally.
A new lodge of the order of Knights of Pvth-
las il being organized in his city. 1t will be
posed of most of the leading young men
of our burg.
Hon. j N. Castle returned yesterday from
his mpaisn tour aloug the Hastioes u DakOta
Eastwood Grove. where he wal deliver a series
OF political speeches.
All aboard for st. Paul tonight Any one
wishing to go TO the grand rally this evening
can do so providing they will take part III The
parads. Train leaves the ST. p. s. 7. f.
depot at 6:30. Come one and all, and have a
good time.
LuMBERMAN's BOARD OF TRADE.
A regular monthly meeting of the st. Croix
Lumberman's board of tra-e was held Thurs
day afternoon. MIR. E. s. Brown acting as chair.
man of the meetiog. The meeting MAS not as
large as usual. The following named persons
were present: Il. f. Hersey, l.. K. Toriuus,
Smith Ellison. Il Metvy, Andrew Schow. Chas.
Muiv+y, Alex. johnson, A. Tozter, David
Bronson. Martin Mower, w. B. Conrad, d. M.
SdDlD, lSdac OI6picS, AuO Cdm. Ma ucWS. ne
proposition of the Boom company TO take
charge OF all logs from the 4 OF of the Dailes
for Il term of years at ten cents additional per
Thousand was re ected.
The rates of sea- teriug logs were taxed sc-
cording tn the schedule of last July. The
written opinion of @. Gregory, in reference
to the au. bo'ity of the bard 10
collect for scattering logs, the manner of
enfo cling collec iO &, ETC., was read by the
secretary. Mr.. Gr-gory's opiniou was that
the board held no authurity to enforce c0liec-
tions against anyone not memb,r OF the
board. He said that it was questionable
whetf er the board had legal exist nee for any
purpose, the law nuder which IL was organized
providing for the boards tn cover all branches
OF trade, and not res ,ricted to anyone ''as
yours very clearly is. There is but one
way" says Mr.. Gregory" of effecting an organ.
liz alton such as you desire, and that can only
be done by passing special DILL. sharply de-
timing the board authority, which. If kept
within the limits of police regulations. would
be good in my opinion" The opinion ais
contains .be suggestion that the board pursue a
course similar tn that of the Boom company,
as To he legality Of the board. Mr.. Gregory
advised that rs the matter is IN grave
doubt. no litigation beins,ituted.
LIE. T"rinus. 8. l.. Cowan. E W. Durant,
D. M. Sabin and Isaac Staples were appoint
ed committee tn devise some method to i'm
prove the St. Croix river from ArcOla to Dalles
OF st. Croix.
The matter of recommendation OF candi-
date for surveyor general, an informal ballot
was taken, D. Bronson teller: John Good
rich, 5; z. W. Chase. 6; JohnJ Robertson. 8.
By for NAL ballot, Gnodrich 5; Chase S; Rob
ertson 10. Second ballot. Goodrich 5; Chase
6; Robertson 9. On motion the secretary was
Instructed tn call specisl meeting Tuesday,
Dece m her Is. of the members of this board.
and all interested in this business, at which time
the bsloting for the recommendation OF sur
veyor general. and in reference to the boom.
ing for q term of years, will be held.