Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-05
Myrtle street sewer ordered repaired.

Myrtle street sewer ordered repaired.
A. Chadwick is to put lightning rods ON City
hall.
Use Gold Bird and nothing else, sold by W.
8. Conrad.
The city hall is to be open for the use of the
Saltwater band.
Just look at J. Ceasai's new signs and then
say he don't do any business.
Decalcomani for China, silks, ETC., just re-
ceived by A. Wilkinson. Gall and see them.
The base ball game to be played between the
Browns of Minneapolis, and the Minnesota
Chiefs this afternoon, promises to be one of
considerable interest. The game is to be
called promptly at $50; admission only 25c.
Mr.. Montefou, the correspondent of Mime
apolis Tribune a few days ago made the re-
markable statement that none of our drug
stores kept night clerk. In subsequent
issue he corrected his statement in so far as to
admit that in three of the five drug stores
night clerks were kept. Whether intentional
or unintentional the last statement is as erron-
eous the first, for in the stores of King & Sey-
mour and of Abe Wilkinson, omitted in the
correction, medicines and drugs can be OBJ
tanned at any hour of the night upon the ring
of the night bell.
The following is list of the members of the
Bayard commandery that intend going to Chi.
cagO to take part in the cOnclave to commence
the 18th of the month: VIM.
G.. Bronson, eminent commander; r.
F. Jersey, generalissimo; B. G.. Merry, captain
general; D. 81. Hersey, quartermaster; w. s.
Conrad. commissary; +. E. Joy. adjutant; G..
| M. Seymour, John Nelson, W. 81. Harrington,
j. N. Darms, p a. Willard, VIM. Chalmers,
Sam Judd, J. N. CASTLE E. W. Durant, F. b.
Lemon, Abe Hall, Geo. s. Brown, E. A. Fol-
som, M. Moffat, A. j. Orff, Fayette Marsh, Otis
Staples, J. 8. Anderson, s.. P. Richardson, w.
F. Gorrie. James Middleton, VIM. D. King,
Alex. Adams. Geo. M. Brush, David Bronson.
Hugh Hall, j, 81. Townshend, B. B. Grover
o. 81. Hall, b. H Palmer, j. A. Lawrence, 81
F. Krick, G. h. Salisbury. E. J. Dugan, Her.
mann Oswald, G.. W. T. Wright, o. D. Ford
CITY COUNCIL.
At the regular meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening, there were present Aldermen
Deragisch, Elliott, Mathews, McComb, Brown
and Seymour.
The report of the bridge toll collector for two
weeks was accepted:
The report of the clerk of the municipal
court was accepted.
The report of the city treasurer for June and
July was accepted.
| George Watson asked that he be allowed te
build carpenter shop near the Second atreei
step. Referred to the street committee, to re-
port at the next meeting.
The council ordered sidewalks repaired II
front of F. Raiter's.
A petition, signed by the members of the fire
department asking that an ordinance bt
passed restricting steamboats, from doing sc
much unnecessary whistling while at the
levees, was referred to the fire department com
mittee.
The street commissioner was instructed te
make arrangements with the waterworki
board to remove all the surplus dirt left in the
streets after filing the trenches.
The street commissioner was instructed tt
extend and repair the wall on Second street
across Main street, near the 81. B. & B. mill.
Aid. Deragisch was appointed to have the
slabs removed that are piled On Lake street
in Schulenberg's addition.
The city attorney ana mayor were instructed
to confer with s.. e. Thompson and the ladies
| of the city hospital in relation to contracts.