Daily globe., 1881-03-17
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
D0thered bv the Special Reporters of the
DdiEN Globe.
SALTWATER.

j. j. Robinson leaves tomorrow for trip
through the pineries.
Isaac Staples received, yesterday, another LOT
of specimens of copper from his copper mine,
which proves to be richer the further they go
in.
The Guild will meet with Mrs. Greeley, on
st. Paul road, Thursday. Supper from 6 to s
o'clock. The gentlemen are invited to at.
tend.
The funeral of Mrs Tolan, the murdered
woman, will take place at Marine to-day
Thursday at half-past 1, the Rev. A. A. Kiehle
officiating.
McKusick. Anderson & Co. have added to
their office very fine desk, to be used by the
cashier. Rob will stand behind and pay the
boys off when they come down.
The annual meeting of the school board will
be held at the high school building on March
26th. Two members of the board are to be
elected and other business of interest will be
attended to.
Julius johnson, the party who broke the
window in Joe Tenner's saloon and helped
himself to three bottles of whisky, came up
before the court yesterday morning on charge
of larceny and was sentenced to thirty DAYS in
the county Jail.
Two parties claiming to be moulders came
to town yesterday, and not being provided with
VIC ECCCoSdIy dHlOuDb OI money 10 get Wlat
whisky they wanted, tried to beg nickles
enough to wet up, but the police dropped to
the racket and run one of them in.
James Tolan, the man who murdered his
wife at Marine, was yesterday adjudged insane
by committee of physicians and was ordered
to be sent to the asylum. He now remains in
the county Jail and is this morning a raving
maniac and has to be watched to keep him
from doing himself and Others injury He
made an attempt to commit suicide last night
by running and striking his head against The
wall of the Jail. He will be taken this noon to
the asylum.
AS the time draws near for the city elections.
the usual amount of speculation prevails, as
is common on such occasions. Every one has
acceeded that Mr.. Durant is the popular can
didate for mayor, and now the conversation
turns TO the aldermen. In the First ward they
say re-elect Elliott, and in the Second they
seem to talk Mathews again. Mr.. Hospes, of
the Third ward, has declined to run again, so
there seems to be chance for new man. The
name of John Covel has been talked of, and if
Mr.. Covel would accept we could not at
present suggest better one.
The regular meeting of the city council oc-
Cured Tuesday evening. c. ]. Butler asked
to have a committee appointed to examine his
property and also see if some way could not
be provided by which the water coming down
the sewer could be carried off without dam
aging his lot. The street committee was ap-
pointed and ordered to report at the next
meeting. Attorney Gregory asked further
time in which to prepare the fire ordinance,
which was granted. 1t was ordered that the
grade on Fourth street, between Linden and
Myrtle streets, at point which intersects
Mulbury, be raised five feet higher than the
old established grade, and that Mulbury street
and Linden street run on direct line. Lii
censes were granted to Joe Tenner, A.
Lowell and Emil Weir to sell liq-
uor. Dan Fry was added to the
committee on elections in the Third
ward, instead of Ivory McKusick, resigned
That part of the road beyond Browns creek
raining to Marine, and also the road leaving
the same place and running to Twin Lakes
was ordered to be discontinued within the city
limits. 1t was ordered to rebate the license of
ID. Tepas on account of his being damaged by
the water last spring so much that he has not
kept his saloon open since. The report of the
treasurer and clerk was accepted. Adjourned.