St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-15
GLOBULES.
Fire commissioners meeting tonight.

Fire commissioners meeting tonight.
Yesterdays revenue collections, S57S.94.
Scarlet fever has appeared at SO Atwater
street.
Six deaths were reported at the health
office yesterday.
A false alarm of fire was turned in from
box 40 last night.
Detective Keneally is the proud father
of a new eleyen-pound baby.
Frank Smith was fined SIS yesterday for
selling liquor without license.
Gov. Hubbard went to Duluth Monday
night, to be absent until Thursday.
Up TO 9 o'clock last night not an arrest
had been recorded at the police station.
A meeting of the board of health has
been called for this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
John Ford was held to the grand jury
yesterday for stealing six coats from Beau
pre-, KeOgh Il Co. on Monday night.
The first of series of hops in Leip's
dining hall, Cottage Park hotel, White
Bear lake, will take place next Saturday
evening.
agent on the ST. Paul and Duluth run, has re-
signed after making one "trip. w. 4. Cobb
Il cceedS Mr.. KittsOn.
Col. Taylor yesterday received volumes
"a and % of Contributions to knowledge,
from the Smithsonian institute; also the
laws of Alabama for 1884 and 1885.
y further poStponement of the eXamina-
ton of number of commission merchants
arraigned for selling fruit without the
special license was mode by Judge Cory.
Tho haarirsr eaff Tr,Ix
The water board met yesterday morn
ing and allowed bills amounting to S16,-
1898. As. A petition for a water main on
Washington street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, was referred to the president.
Articles were yesterday filed in the regis
ter of deeds Office incorporating the st. Paul
Sleigh company, with a capital stock of
$50, 600. The incOrpOrators are E. NJ. Dean,
A p Wilkes and y. j. Dean, all of this
city.
The Office of the health officer was re-
moved yesterday from the old quarters to
the two front rooms in the second story of
the building. The change gives much more
commodiOus quarters, and is an improve
ment in every respect.
j. y. Day has just sold another consign-
ment of twenty-five head of Dayton farm
Washington Territory horses, which he
shipped here several days ago. This is the
last shipment of Washington horses which
will come here this season.
County Auditor O'Brien is sending out
postal cards notifying taxpayers of their
indebtedness and the fact that it is drawing
Is per cent. interest. This is an act of
courtesy on the auditors part, as the law
does not require such notification. The
term of redemption expires in September
and property holders who are delinquent
should take notice.
Rosey Netsell, apretty little Swede girl.
and Jennie Reardon were committed to the
House of the Good Shepherd for sixty days
each yesterday. The former when arrested
had been enticed into room on lower
Seventh street by l.. y. Williamson. who
paid a fine of SO. Jennie ReardOn was
arrested for drunkenness. She is said to be
of gypsy origin and is thought to be not
perfectly sane.
In Postmaster Days Office is shown the
first picture of the new court house. 1t
shows the building to be handsome struc-
ture of a solid style of architecture. There
will be material enough in the new court
house to build a village large enough for
g. 900 inhabitants. In the basement of the
building there are over 1, 100, 900 brick, and
the cost of the courses is over $4,000 per
course of one foot, The space covered is
one-fifth more than the Ryan occupies.