St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-14
Notes About Town.

The board of equalization for the city is
expected to meet this evening.
Gottfried Arenburg of Baytown died of
consumption yesterday, aged 30 years.
The II. j. Wheeler came up Yesterday
and will leave to-day with a raft for Daven-
port.
Myrtle street from Second to Third is be-
ing graded up with macadam from the
stone cTusher.
The David Bronson went out yesterday
with a raft for Dubuque, and the Isaac Sta
pies took tow for Burlington.
The mother of Mrs. DR.. Dunn of this city
arrived from Bloomington, ILL.,, yesterday
for long visit with her daughter.
Mr.and Mrs. Northam are being visited by
her father and mother from Aurora, Ill. , and
his cousin, w. j. Hurtze of Joliet, Ill.
Mr.. II. P. Barclays exertions at Camp
Bend Sunday caused an attack of sickness
which confined him to the house yesterday.
Company K qualified FIVE more sharp
shooters yesterday, making nine in all,
which is larger than any other company in
the regiment.
The reply of the plaintiffs in the case of
f. b. DOran and Edward Walther plain
tiffs, VS.. w. c. Bowen and NJ. A. Bowen,
defendants, was filed in the clerks office
yesterday.
Joseph Perro, an old man and resident Of
this vicinity, fell from his ice house yester-
day morning, distance of about six feet,
upon a cake of ice he had just put out and
broke two ribs.
A party consisting Of Rev. and Mrs. d.
B. Cheney, DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. n. o. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs D. f.
Day and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Wing are
making preparations to camp at Comedian
lake this week.
QMessrs. Donovan and Barrett, residing
on the north side of Myrtle street at the
foot of the st. Paul hill, objected to the
contractors on that street raising their side
walks up to grade and drove the workmen
Off yesterday morning.
a prominent lumberman of this city has
just returned from trip down river and he
says that in Chicago and along down river
dealers are yarding their lumber and refus-
ing to sell for the purpose of raising the
price, as it is below where it can be profit
ably handled. The stocks are all small.
The complaint of Flavia B. Whiting
against Orange Walker, Samuel Judd and
William ii. VeaZie, showing that she is
creditor of the firm, and alleging that they
have fraudulently concealed, encumbered
and disposed Of property to defraud their
creditors, was filed yesterday with the clerk
of the district court.
1t seems particularly unfortunate to have
raised the expectations of Mr.. l.. B. TAYLOR
of the city drug store in the matter of the
chamber set which No. 255 drew SATURDAY.
night and which was reported as being held
by him, when in fact il was purchased by
Mr.. Thomas Taylor, millwright working
iii the Saltwater mill and residing on Olive
street.
In the probate court in the matter of the
application of II. p. Hurley to set aside the
report of the commissioners who made par
titiOn of the real estate of Ann L. Kilborn,
deceased, court heard argument of counsel
and took the matter under advisement In
the estate of Bengt Ehrenberg, deceased,
letters of administration with the will an
nexed were granted to Andrew Peterson.
District court convened yesterday fore
noon, when the case of James Roney VS..
James,. Anderson was opened. The points
III the case are that Jacob Nagle purchased
| some lots from the plaintiff, giving him
mortgage for part payment. He then built
some houses upon them and mortgaged
them to the defendant to secure him for
lumber used in them. The defendant de-
sires to foreclose the mortgage to secure his
pay and the plaintiff objects. Hence the
| suit.