St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
CAPITOL NOTES.

Z. =. Whltc0mb or Alexandra called at
the capitol yesterday.
Superintendent Kiehle was at Albert Lea
yesterday attending a meeting of the direct
ors of Albert Lea college.
Rev. III. III. Hart, secretary of the state
board of corrections and charities, was in
his Office yesterday, having reached the city
in the morning from the meeting OF the ma
tional association at Washington, d. G.
A half-dozen or more engineers were ex-
amined by the state board of inspectors yes
terday. Friday morning the board will go
to Minnetonka to inspect, if..possible, the en-
gines and boilers of all craft on the lake.
Justice Gilfillan of the supreme court yes
terday granted writs of prohibition, return
able ON the first day of the next general
term, to prevent further proceedings by the
state medical examiners in their petitions
to restrain Drs c. Z. Fellers and E. d.
Chapman from further practice, on the
ground of unprofessional conduct. The
unprofessional conduct alleged by the ex-
aminers consisted in advertising their prac-
tice in the Pioneer Press.
Articles incorporating the Morris Loan
and Building association, with capital
stock of $3.50, 900, were filed yesterday.
The limit of liability to be assumed is one
fifth the actual paid-up capital. Patrick A.
Mccarthy. Henry S. Judson, Edwin 7.
O'Brien, Stephen A. Flaherty, Eugene w.
Randall and James A. johnson, all OF
Morris, are the mcOrpOratOrs. Articles in
cooperating the Sage Hill association, for
the improvement of and dealing in lands
were also filed, with M. Falk Giertsen,
Sven Oftedal, r. Sunde, A. G. Hangren,
IJi1itoH II Olson
Lars Swenson, Odin Moe and Carl Hille,
all of Minneapolis, as incorporates.
THE MINNESOTA ALLoPATHs.
The seventeenth annual meeting of the
State Medical society will begin this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in representatives hall, the
session to continue two days. After the
opening routine an address of welcome will
be given by DR.. David Day of this city,
which will be followed by the report OF the
executive committee. Necessary COM
mittees will then be appointed and after
the report of the treasurer the presidents
annual address will be delivered. Recess
will then be taken until 2 o'clock, when re-
ports of standing committees on practical
medicine, surgery, obstetrics, epldemlcs,
hygiene and climathOlogy will be given
in the order named. This will conclude
the exercises of the day. Friday routine
business and reports on nervous diseases,
gyn&cology, diseases Of children, materla
medica, ophthalmology and Othology and
medical education will take up the fore
noon and reports on medical jurisprudence,
pathology, orthop@dic, surgery, medical
societies, neurology, publication and finance,
and the election and installation OF officers
the afternoon. This evening the Ramsey
County Medical society will tender the
visitors a banqueta at the Metropolitan hotel.
THE STATE PRINTING.
Bids for the state printing for the year
ending July 1, 1886, were opened yesterday
by the secretary of state. There were five
bidders, four on the five classes OF job work
and one on class five, where material is fur
nished. The bids were as follows:
W. P. Johnston-First class, 40 per cent.
off; second, 81 per cent; third, 90 per cent;
fourth, 45 per cent; fifth, 80 per cent.
F. S. Smith-First class, so per cent;
second, 40 per cent; 0third, 663s per
cent; fourth, SO per cent; fifth, 81 per
cent.
j. Lemon-First class, So per cent. !;
second, 25 per cent; third, 80 per cent. !;
fourth, 35 per cent; fifth, 80 per cent.
j. w. Cunningham-First class, 65 per
cent. OH, SecOnu, 90 per ceuG., llliIu, 70
per cent; fourth, 55 per cent; fifth, 911a
per cent.
j. Giesen-Fifth class. Is per cent.
The bid of j. W. Cunningham for all ex-
cept fifth-class printing being the lowest he
gets the contract. On the fifth class john
ston's and Smiths were the same, and
which shall receive the contract will be de-
cided by the committee on printing. 1t is
said that Cunningham's is the lowest figure
at which the contract has ever been let.