Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Special Reporters 81 the
Duiiy Globe.
SALTWATER.

Prof Lyman and wife and Ida Flower left
yesterday for st. Paul.
The attempt Monday to organize a clas:
in elocution under the instruction of Prof
| Lyman proved failure.
State Deputy G. G. Clendennin was pre-
sent at the installation of officers of the N
w. B. association Friday night.
At the meeting of the fire company Mon
day night Adam Marty and Jas. Rhodes, Jr.,
were elected delegates to the State Fireman's
convention, which met yesterday at Hast
ings.
The ST. Croix Valley Savings bank elected
five trustees yesterday as follows: l..
Hospes, president; f. A. Seymour secretary;
Smith Ellison, Hersey Westing and G. N.
Nelson.
The total member of arrests made by the
police force of our city during the past year
was 505 Sayenty-six of this number were
State cases. and the balance for violation of
the city ordinances.
The receipts of the municipal court during
1879 amounted to $3,287.97, of which
amount $2,42S. - we're received from GRIMM
al cases and $3.50 % from civil cases. This
is pretty good showing.
George L. Sinclair, the convict who got
his hand cut in planning mill Monday,
through carelessness on his part had to have
the forefinger of the right hand and por-
ton of the thumb amputated.
The First National bank stockh olders
elected the following board of directors yes
terday: Louis Hospes, II. D. Murdoch, G.
n. Nelson, d. w. Sabin, Smith Ellison, Al
bert Sonetfer, G. X. Finch, Henry Westing
and f. Siebald. Louis Hospes was elected
president, C. n. Nelson vice president, F.
Siebald cashier and F. A. Seymour assistant
cashier.
It was rumored yesterday that Jack
Mackey, we'll known TO many of our citizens,
was dead. The report went on to say that
he had cut his foot with an ak, servering an
artery and bled to death Whether the ru-
NOR authentic We are not prepared to state.
Mackey We understand was working in a
camp Oil ono of the Wisconsin logging
streams.
LOG NOTES
Jas. S. Anderson has returned from trip
to his camps up river, and reports faiE work
being done, the roads all in good condition
with fair amount of snow. In bis Pokem
camp there were 100000 feet of logs
banked Saturday night. VIM. Lowden, who
is hauling on the Same stream for Mr.. An
derson 10y the Thousand, had 100000 feet
banked. AT his Snake river camp, in charge
of John O'Brien, 100000 feet of long logs
were banked. Tue logs at this camp are of
extra quality, and from twenty to seventy
feet in length.
On Hay creek, at Anderson, Durant.
Wheeler g. Co.'S camp, there were 100000
feet of logs banked. The logs cut at this
camp are short but of good quality, and will
average 334 to the thousand.
n. W. &. A.
The N. w. B. association, of this city, in
stalled their officers Monday night, at Opera
Hail Tie installation was one of the
pleasantest ever held III this city, including
rs it did dance and supper, participated in
by over one hundred couples who enjoyed
themselves thoroughly.
The officers we're installed by V. q. 2.
VIM. May, and consisted of the following
gentlemen:
p, F. J. Rice; V. p. James Root: Z. S.,
Samuel Bloomer: +. S., B. j. Mosier; F..
Jas. Counors; g., FL. Ferguson; Conductor,
John Whitesides: j. 5. G., William Mueller;
A. S. G., w. V. Laird; Director, G. l.. Con-
hahn.