St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-23
Nntcs Ahnmt Town

The inspectors of corrections and chart
ties for the stale, Hon W. NJ Campbell.
Litchheld. chairman; ID. c. Bell. Mime
apolis, and II. IL. Hart, secretary, were in
the city Tuesday and visited the state
prison. Warden Reed showed the two for
mer gentlemen into every nool, and.comer,
and they were much pleased with what
they saw and commended the care that was
being taken of the state property Mr..
Hart was all afternoon with Mr.. George Il.
Dodd, who keeps full list of all the prop
erty of the state when received, what has
been done with it. 1t is found that thi,
keeping Of books has resulted in profit (,
the state. rs each one that has charge is
careful 20 give a good account of his stew
ardshp, At the first of the fiscal year a
new set of books will be opened and it is
for the purpose of having such q system OF
record of all the other state institutions that
Mir. Hart was looking 50 carefully over
Mr.. Dodd's books.
There has arisen 4 dispute in South Still
water over the interment of Joseph Miner.
He was Il member of the Catholic church.
ana his present wife is also Catholic.
although his first wife was "A Protestant.
lie desired to be buried in the Catholic
cemetery in South Saltwater. but his daugh-
ter by his first wife says that he must be
buried beside his first wife in the Protestan;
cemetery. Legal advice has been taken,
ami the daughter being The next of kin has
no doubt the right TO say where he should
hv buried; hut no doubt he will be buried
where he desired this morning ut o'clock
In the Catholic cemetery.
MeSSrs runbull Il Blackmar Of Mime
apoIiS have purchased from lSaac Staple,
twenty-five acres of land ON the lake shore.
north Of the Clark lumber company'S mill.
and intend erecting this summer a tirst-
class SaWmill They have already let the
contract for the mason work Of the mill q
Nr William Ni,lim which shows that the
mill viii oe erected rs rapidly rs the work
can be done. Both gentlemen are practical
mjlImeu. having been engaged in such work
f1r Years. Mr.. Blac6mar will take up his
residence here Is soon rs he gets suitable
house.
A. an early hour yesterday morning the
steamer Bun HerSey arrived in port with a
party OF hunters. who went down the lake
With her the previous evening. The party
consisted of \. C.. HoSpeS, u. II. Hersey.
Matt Glars. W. {. AiaSterm3n. J. c. Nethe-
way and George d. Hail. They shot twelve
grey geese. two spotted ones and fourteen
uuCSS. They rep1u that the geese and
ducks have LETT tur the north.
At the meeting of the hoaui of education
or Tuesday evening they accepted the
bonds of Sir Mathews. who was appointed
treasurer in place of Mayor AIurdock. j.
) Proctor and W ). Conrad Were sure
ties They adjourned until yesterday after
noon when they completed the work. de-
stroying the paid coupons and turned over
the bookS % the new treasurer.
The temperance societies in connection
with 81. Michaels church have a grand
rally tonight in the basement Of the church.
vi the talent viii be loyal. but II they do as
vel a n the last rally. they can well AZ
ford to he without foreign speakers. Be
sides addresses there viii D. music and
Rotations.
Mr.. Joseph Miner Of South Saltwater.
one az tue oldest settlers. died At the age 81
g. years AZ his home tn that plsee. he ha,
been ferry man Tor some thirty years. BE