Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-17
SALTWATER.

SALTWATER.
Wheat No. l, CSC.
The Presbyterian church is being re-
shingled.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Smith are visiting with
DR.. Rhodes.
The Carver combination gave Mr. A..
friedrich margin of $86.
Hersey, Bean 6 Brown will start up
their lower mill next week.
@There will be no services at the Uni
versalist church this Sunday morning.
Mr.. Thos Leckey is soon to build a
brick house on his lot near Capt Young's
Two DRINKS came before hizzonor yes
terday, who waltzed away to the tune of
$3.50.
Eddie Durant, who has been spending
Easter vacation at home, will return to
Racine to-day.
Chas. August Staples left yesterday for
Straight river to take charge of the drive
in that river.
John Densunor left yesterday for his
farm in Dakota. He goes there to rent
it for the season.
The aggregate sales from the last win
ter's crop of logs to the present date will
amount to 67,OO0,000.
Neil Mckay returned yesterday from
Grand Forks, D. T.. where he has been
for few days. He is very much taken
with the Red River valley.
Michael McLeer, charged with break
ing the windows of the Lake Side hotel,
came up yesterday for examination and
pleading not guilty the case was con-
tinued until Tuesday.
Last night finished five years. term
for Mr.. q. w. Chase as surveyor general
of logs and lumber for this district, and
on Monday Mr.. John s. Proctor will be
indicted into the surveyor generals chair.
The friends of Ascension Church are
cordially invited to an Easter festival to
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T.
Bronson at their residence on Wednes-
day evening, April. 20. Admission SOC.
Proceeds to be devoted to decorating the
church lot.
The curtains for the Proscenium boxes
and the carpets for the dressing rooms of
the Grand Opera house, has arrived. The
seating capacity of the house will be as
follows. Orchestra chairs, 225, dress
circle, 400, balcony, 500, gallery, 165,
with the four Proscenium boxes makes a
total seating capacity of 1900.
The Knight Templars of Bayard COM
mandery are requested to meet at their
ball, Sunday at O'Clock P. NJ, in white
bgloves and necktie, to attend Easter ser.
vice at the UniversalIst church. The
services will be conducted by Prelate
Harrington The service will commence
at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Duraud, Wheeler & Co. have made the
following appointments of officers for
their boats for the coming season: Joseph
Buisson, of Wabashaw, captain of the r.
j. Wheeler; David Lamb, of Albany, ILL.,,
captain of the Brother Jonathan; o. j.
Newcomb, of Pepin, Wis, captain of the
jerks. Pilots-Chas Slocomb, of Al.
bany, ILL.,, second pilot; j. Newcomb, of
Pepin, Wis, second pilot. Engineers
George Griffith, r. j. Wheeler; Mark
Denine, jerks; Henry Whitmore, Brother
JonathaSe ClerkS-M. Hanks, of Albany,
ILL.,; F. jerks, of Albany, Ill.
The many friends of Mr.. T. E. Fellows
will be panied to learn of the death of
his wife, which occurred at few min
utcS UtlOIC IWClVc CIOCh ldSt Iludy
night. She was taken with severe pain
in the side Thursday evening, and though
the best of medical skill was procured,
all was of no avail, and while surrounded
by husband, brothers and sisters, and her
many friends, the angel. of death came
and bore away her gentle spirit in the
morning of life, leaving an aged mother,
four brothers and two sisters to lament
with the husband her untimely death.
They have the sympathy of a host of
friends, in this their hour of trouble.
For the benefit of many parties who
have enquired in relation to the herd law,
we give the following copy, although
some persist in saying that no such law
was passed:
An act to prevent the running at large, of cat
tie in the towns of saltwater and Baytown,
in Washington county.
Be it enacted, etc. Sec. 1. 1t shall be un-
lawful for any person or persons to allow any
cattle, horses, mules, sheep or swine owned by
such person or persons or of which such per-
son or persons have control, or may he in pos
session to run at large upon any public high
way, or upon the lands of any other person or
tj4rsons in the towns of Saltwater or BaytoWn,
in the county of Washington, State of Mime
sofa, during any season of the year ucless
they are carefully herded.
Sec. Q. Any person or persons who shall
violate or neglect the provisions of the first
section of this act shall be lible for all DANA
ges that may occur in consequence of the tres
pass of such animal or animals.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved March 4, 1881. :.