St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-30
A Loan for Buildings at the State Fair
Grounds Asked From the Chamber
of Commerce.
The Throng of Worshipers at Red ROCK
Brings the Camp Meeting to
a Close.
The ST. Paul Cemetery Association
Routine of the Board ofPuo-
lie Works.
Ready to Open the Ryan--CoI. Gen
try's Funera1--A Strange Man
General Local.
MORE MONEY NEEDED.
The Chamber of Commerce ASKED
for q Loan.

THE Chamber of Commerce Asked
for q Loan.
The usual Monday meeting OF the slate
hoard of directors of the chamber OF CONF
merce was held yesterday.
The following communication from N. I,
Clarke. president of the State Agricultural
society, asking for aid with whlch 10 COM
plete the grounds, was read and referred 10
the executive committee:
No the President and Members of the Cham-
ber of Commerce of the City OF ot. faui.
Gentlemen: Knowing that you are eNoi
readv TO advise and assist IN anytnlns poi
tanning to the interest, not Only VI +,,a i;heptv
of submitting TO your honoA"
attached statement: b,s
Tho building committee in whose hands mas
been nut the expenditure OF the SiuU,ooo ~
propriated for the improvement ol tno e's'o1
fair grounds have found that the sum 1919 - Ios
20. Co, $500 TO make the improvements needed
before the holding of the fair in the ran: You
nrin soc nv examining the attached estlnaIe
+hot We are short some $4,000, II we 40 WhaC
is proposed, and it appears 10 US tn"0 ""
sbould do. at least, as much as THAI, auu
more if we can. Should your views asi &c
~ - IN the matter, the question to be
considered is "HOW snal lno i0e
be raised?" -, ,+o+a
We take it for granted that as the s1a1e
owns the grounds and will own the lnnproso-
ments thereon, it will eventually pay loi
them With this in view we Woulo sugse 9s'
and. if Won have nothing better, 1aVor Uho
following plan for raising the necessary
oJnonnt let not less than forty OF the DUST
ness men of Ramsey county sign hoee e aa
in two wears from January 10, 1000, t0r So'-
OOO. drawing per cent. interest," pay aoIe an.
nuo1Iv This note can no doubt be negotlaUeo
WIS at mar. The business men OF hennepln
comfy shall also be called upon TO ralse
like amount, and six or eight OF the p6 LII
cipal towns of the state asked TO raise Sf,oOO'
making $4,000. If we obtain the necessary
o-,o1n+ in This way. we confidently expect
the next legislature will MAKE an app[opIIiaeo
+ion 10 nav the notes at maturity, put OF
course if it does not, the parties signing tne
notes will be liable for the payment OF tne1i.
Should St. Paul and Minneapolis RESPOND W
fbis reouest favorably, we will go on WIN the
imnrovements even though the OUTSIDE to"ns,
executing St. Cloud, fail to do their part
We leave this matter, gentlemen, IN your
hands and trust that you will take lmmedlate
cotton as we have no time to lose. we can
NOT 90 ahead with the art gallery and other
neaded announcements without your ASSIST
anc Very truly yours, n. P. CLARKE.
President State Agricultural society.
BUILDINGS UNDER WAY.
The above is accompanied by commun-
ication from the architect giving list OF
the buildings and improvements now under
wav. with the prices for the same. Also
an approximate estimate on other Dulldlngs