Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-08
CITY GLoBULEs.


The delicate scrapers were at work on
Third street yesterday.
Judgment was entered yesterday against
all delinquent assessments for the Sixth
ward ieyee.
lie sale of reserved seats for the Nc
Kee Rankin company in '49" indicates
good business.
judgments were ordered in the district
court yesterday against all delinquents
upon assessments for sewers in the Sixth
ward.
judgments were rendered in the district
court yesterday in The suit of S. w. Bald
win & Son VS.. Louis Herman and Meyer
Frank for $5S9.S9 in favor of plaintiff.
The Lake City Touring mill company
filed amendments to its articles of in
corporation with Inc secretary of the state
yesterday, authorizing the increase of its
capital stock to $4,000.
Prof. B. W. Boenisch, president of the
state Turner's association has been elected
superintendent of the Turner's Sunday
school of this city position he has held
for The past three years.
4 suit was filed in the district court yes
terray by NJ. B. Erskine and others against
Meyer Frank to recover upon promissory
note, claiming judgment for $3.50 with in
terest from Sept. Goth last.
The Eau Claire (Wis.) lumber company
commenced suit in the district court yes
terday against Geo. P. Hodgins for recov
cry upon promissory note for $186.42,
with interest since April Is. 1881. -.
The North Star boot and shoe company
commenced suit yesterday in the
district court, against Horatio Houlton, for
recovery upon a certain promissory note,
for s1,06G.29, with interest from June 25,
last.
Three simple DRINKS comprised all the
new cases before the municipal court yes
terday. One of the trio paid fine Of five
dollars for his sport, but the other two
were nominated to accept the hospit-
atty ofSherif Richter for ten days.
Col. Taylor, state librarian, received yes
terday, from Manitoba officials, a copy of
the consolidated statutes of 1880, statutes
of 1923, and three maps issued by the
Hudson Bay company, of farming and
stock lands for sale by that company.
A. Goldstein, charged with running a
gambling room OF 1O7 West third street,
was arraigned in the municipal court
yesterday morning upon the complaint of
Officer Steiger. The accused secured
continuance to Monday the 9th, at 8 a. m.
The city treasurer yesterday paid off the
school teachers to the amount of $4,000.
The sewer force was paid $4,000, and the
street force $3,685.33, making total of
$14,035.23. To this must be added $500
paid on an estimate for the construction of
the high school.
City Treasurer Refs was kept busy yes
terday dispensing the money of the
realm" to different claimants as follows:
School teachers, $4,000; sewer inspec-
tors, 5000; sewer force, $4,000 street
force, $3,6S5.33; high school estimate,
$500, OR total of $22,435.23.
A writ of mandamus was issued out of
the supreme court yesterday in the case
ex-rel. John F. Bryant VS.. Walter F. Burr,
municipal court judge, and Frank Fair
child, clerk, requiring the said municipal
court officers to issue judgment of resti-
tuition of certain specified prmises held by
E. G. Varney.
Chief Strong is in receipt of very
complimentary letter, signed "Edw. A.
Hattinger, corresponding secretary u
thanking the fire department through him.
for its prompt response and efficient work
at the recent Turner hall fire, the prompt
ness and efficiency shown, in the opinion
of the society, alone saving the building
from destruction.
Quite an enthusiastic meeting was held
last week in the interest of that manly
English sport, cricket. 1t was decided to
form club. Let every cricketer in the
city, therefore, be present at the meeting
next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, at the
Medical hall, corner of Third and Waba
shaw streets, Lambie & Bethune's drug
establishment A club will then be organ
lied.