St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-12
Notes About TOWN.

"A telephone will to-day be in position at
the city hospital.
Jahauschek appears at the Grand opera
house on Thursday evening
| Durant & Wheeler yesterday sold $50, 900
feet of logs to Ira Stockwell for the Lyons
Lumber company, Lyons, Ia.
| To-day decision will be rendered in the
case of the injunction restraining the Lum-
bermen'S exchange from scaling logs.
Tomorrow evening the ladies of the
| Universalist church will have a maple sugar
festival in the basement of the church.
G. j. Butler Of GAINESVILLE, Mimi, is in
| the city visiting his former friends as Mr.
Butler was an Old-time resident of this city.
| The CleOn changed her time yesterday
morning, and now leaves at 800, or after
the arrival Of the train on the Omaha road
| from st. Paul.
| j. S. Anderson & Co. IS saw mill will
| start up this morning cutting ordered stuff.
| The mill will be kept fully employed dur
| ing the summer.
| Durant & Wheeler sold half raft of logs
| to Knapp d Stout Lumber company. Du-
buque, Ia, yesterday afternoon, and d.
Tozer also sold them half raft.
Miss Brooks, daughter of the Rev. Cyrus
Brooks, st. Paul. formerly presiding elder
of this district, left for her home yesterday
afternoon after short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldred.
Tonight the Rev. DR.. Carroll will be
present at the installation of the Rev.
Mr.. Herriott, as pastor of Westminster
church, West st. Paul, when he will adj
dress the people.
A man named Murphy got nearly drowned
by falling out of boat which he and others
were rowing from the boom on Sunday. He
had sunk twice when one of the men dove
and brought him up.
Mayor j. A. johnson Of Fargo Oak.
arrived on Sunday to attend the funeral of
his old friend and brother, James S. Ander-
son, both being members of Bayard COM
mandery, Knights Templar.
The steamer Charlotte Boeckler, belong
ing to the Observation-Disclosures Lumber
company has taken raft of lumber from
their mill here to their yards at ST. Louis.
The lumber is of this seasons cut.
There will be a sOciable tonight at the
Congregational church for the purpose of
bidding Mr.. F. Winters and family good
bye, who are returning to Faribault, where
Mr.. Winters again enters into business, but
this time he has no partner.
In probate court yesterday, before Judge
Lehmicke. in the case of the estate of Anna
T. Carroll, deceased, j. II. Carroll was ap-
pointed administrator. In the estate of
Mariah 2. Adams. deceased, the admins
traitors final account was examined and al
lowed and the estate assigned to the heirs.
On Sunday afternoon there was a joint
meeting of the Father Mathew and Cru
saders' societies at their hall to make az
rangements for the state convention of the
total abstinence societies OF the diocese of
st. Paul. which assemblies here on the 18th
day of June. The requisite committees
were appointed to have full charge of the
proceedings
Surveyor General P. B. Jewell Hudson,
Wis, and Surveyor General Hospes of the
Minnesota district had conference yester-
day morning, and it looked as if the scaling
of logs business would have been settled.
but as Mr. Jewell will do nothing except
after counsel with the luInbermen's board
of exchange, the matter was broken off and
will not likely be opened again.
The steamer David Bronson. of the Matt
Clark Transportation company, left yester-
day with raft of logs for Knapp. Stout 81
Co., ST. Louis. which she takes as far as
the foot of Lake Pepin. The storms of
last week have made the Mississippi boat
men rather chary of Lake Pepin, and they
prefer having RATS delivered at the foot of
the lake by the ST. CroiX lake boats than
risk the trip.
Yesterday Health Inspector Merrill
went to the city hall to have warrants
issued for several parties who have not
cleaned up their premises when ordered by
the health officer. The city attorney adj
vised giving another notice of his intention
to enforce the law, and then, if not obeyed,
let the law take its course. The city is
getting in good condition. and at no for
mer time was it as clean. The board Of
health deserve the thanks Of the whole city.