St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-12
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: Winnebago agency is anxious for a daily
mail.
Work is proceeding at lively rate on
Meaghers new block.
The next meeting of the Produce ex-
change will be April %.
j. P. Yundt hangs out his single as a
veterinary surgeon at Rosbrook's livery
stable.
The dry plate mandatory has been re-
moved to the building lately vacated by E.
NJ. Pope.
The new suits for the District Telegraph
boys have been received and the boys pos
sess neat appearance.
At the meeting of Superior Hose company
Thursday night the wiser heads prevailed and
the company did not disband.
Q. Leonard, assignee of the Smith Fairston
notifies all claimants to file their bills with
him within the next twenty days.
The management of the opera house have
decided not to open the doors to the public
until it is completed. A wise idea.
The Mankato Linseed Oil company adver-
tise for bids on the construction Of ware
house and elevator. Bids to be all in May 1.
Mr.. Alberger, of the Drain Tile works, is
now burning kiln of clay for making fire
proof brick. The clay has been tested and
will stand high pressure.
Chas. Foster, Esq, proprietor of the plan
ing MILL while at work yesterday afternoon,
caught his finger in the machinery and its
amputatiOn was necessitated.
There was a rumor afoat on our street yes
terday that we were to have a large broom
factory operated by gentlemen from In
diana but it proved to be myth.
The condition of ''Uncle Joe" Reynolds,
The veteran mail agent of the Milwaukee road,
and who has been confined to his room for
several days, is somewhat improved.
The office of Co. Supt. Rodgers is being be-
sieged by would-be-teachers anxious to know
whether their intelligence as shown in their
recent examination is on par with the min
imum amount requisite to teach the young
ideas how to shoot.
The funeral services of Mrs. Porter were
held at the st. Johns Episcopal church yes
terday at 2 O'Clock, Rev. T. L. Hudson Off
ciatng. The ladies of the church marched
in a body from the residence to the services
and then took carriages to Glenwood Gene
terry.
One hundred and nineteen shares, amount
ing to S23, 500, have been taken in the new
series of stock Of Mankato Mutual Building
and Loan association. At the last meeting
loans were made to Henry Klugherz on three
shares of first series, and Frank Gramer, on
four shares Of fourth series. The bonus
given was 35 per cent.
Free Press: Woodland and Marsh have
purchased one half block, facing on Van
Brunt street, and viii erect main building
32x150 feet, two stories high, an engine
room 20x30 feet, one story high, and a ware
house 30X150, one story high, with iron sides
and iron roof. The Mankato Manufacturing
company will construct them a new engine
OF the latest style.
Supt. Fisher, Of the Ruttan Manufacturing
company, is in the city. Mr. Fisher, it will
be remembered, is the gentleman who put in
the heating apparatus at the Normal school
last summer. There is not better heated or
ventilated school building in the state than
the Normal school here. Even the steam
heating apparatus in the larger cities will not
surpass these in the Normal school.
Mayor Palmer in his remarks to the coun-
ell very wisely suggested the building of
stone sidewalks in place Of wooden ones.
Among his remarks on this subject he says;