Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-22
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered oy tho Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

The GLOBE IL on sale atTim Fox's fruit stand
on Main street.
Nellie Harris Female Minstrels at Opera
hall, Friday evening.
The date of Rial & Diapers Uncle Toms
Cabin engagement has been changed to a later
date.
number of farmers in this vicinity are
through seeding, and ready for planting
time.
The steamer lie Claire Belle, with large
| string of logs, left Wednesday for Fort Madi-
son, Iowa.
The drama of the Charming Miller Widow"
will be repeated at Mannerchor Hall, on the
night of the 25th.
Mr.. j. A. Paige, president of the Oshkosh
boom company was In the city Tuesday. He
was here In quest of logs.
General Rosser passed up the lake on the
steamer Knapp, Wednesday. He is connected
with one of the railroad surveys.
| Durant, Wheeler n Co, shipped raft of logs
Yesterday by the steamer Dispatch, to Joseph
Zimmerman of Guttenburgh, Iowa.
The residence of Mrs. Smith, near Lily lake,
whose husband is absent on the drive, was
broken into by a drunken tramp Tuesday even
ing.
Mr Lewis Nolan, the Sawyer house barber a
report of his injury appearing in the GLOBE in
full Tuesday is reported as getting along
nicely.
z canvass of the city will be made within
| the next three weeks to ascertain the number
of our citizens who will patronize the new
water works
The Sc ni-annual session of the ST. Paul
Presbytery, now In session In this city, is we'll
represented by ministers and elders from all
parts of the State.
Mr.. e. e. Torinus who returned few days
ago frof. "a trip to the Pacific slope, was at
tackled on Tuesday with hemorrhage of the
lungs. and is now very low.
Savage, the barber, who was with Nolan, and
! caused the horse to run away by his drunken
outcries, was arrested on Wednesday and
put in the lookup for being drunk and dis
| orderly.
:. Dr. Willard has purchased that portion of tina
block belonging to the Schlenk estate, now oc-
cupied by Miss Fannie Jordan, aud will shortly,
in company with J. G. Hening, open a drug
store at that place. s
"Please help us's is the heading of an ap-
, peal from the members of the NJ. e. church
that is being circulated in the city. There is
mortgage on the church of $500, past due,
beside tue church is in sad need of many i'm
| provemenrs, internally and externally. We
trust orr citizens will donate literally.
Over one hundred men will be employ ed by
| the Water Works company in laying mains,
work on which will commence in thirty days.
Those wishing work on the same can apply to
FL. l.. Cannon, at the Lumbermen's bank.
When completed, there will be seven miles of
| mains. The trenches will be nine feet deep.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular meeting Tuesday evening" April 90.
| Daragisch and Seymour absent.
Bridge masters report of receipts for two
weeks, S134. so, accepted.
Bond of f. L. MeKusick, court officer, ap-
proved.
1t was decided that no bills would hereafter
be allowed excepting on the 1st of each month.
Salary of policemen increased from $55 to
$50 a month. This ought to have been done
long ago.
Bids will be received for furnishing slab
wood suitable for the pontoon engine, delivered
and piled on the lower deck of the bridge.
Other bids will also be received for mixed
| wood, two-thirds soft and one-third hard.
| A platform is to be butt the levee for the
convenience of the fire engine it taking water,
| BILLS ALLOWED.
| Current fund ,Uf5 VI
| Fire department. .......... 1909 g.
| Bridge. 70 u
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