St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
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CITY GLOBULES.

COuT OOaIuS were IcpoIGCu lCsIViooy'
City Engineer Somers is confined to his
house with illness.
Yankee Sullivan is prisoner at the city
Ill for chicken stealing.
The state library received the seventh and
ninth Missouri supreme court reports yester-
day.
A meeting of the state architectural society
will be held in room No. sol, Drake block, al
four O'Clock tuis afternoon.
DR.. e.. c. Berkman, the veterinary surgeon
for the fire department. is confined to his res
idence by severe illness.
The grand jury for the January term OF
the district court convenes at the court house
at 10 a. IN. this morning
There will be six new cuts or views in the
forthcoming legislature manual. and among
them fine one of the state fish hatchery.
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masous of Minnesota assemble in annual
meeting at Masonic block ut IL m. to-day.
The state forestry association hold their
annual meeting at the state historical rooms
at the state capitol, at four O'Clock this after
noon.
The Jackson street roller rink has gala
night tonight The First Regiment band
will be present and furnish skating as well as
concert music.
Weiss g. Weiss, the well known millinery
and fancy goods house on the corner OF
Seventh and sibley streets, made an assign
ment yesterday.
The Concorda society celebrated its tenth
anniversary last Saturday evening, January
10, at Turner hall, ON which occasion dane
ing and singing were enjoyed by large
crowd until early in the morning.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Charles Henry Sheren and Emma B. Cullen,
Joseph Sandy and Alice Hart, Charles R..
Bruck and Louisa Shultz, Charles Rottach
and Theresa Prill, Z. J. Snyder and Amelia
Punkie.
Prof Gray. of the State Normal school at
Mankato, passed through this city yesterday
on his way to New Orleans where he will take
charge of the Minuesota educational depart
ment in the exposition for the last half OF
this month.
Remember the annual meeting of the Re-
lief society at p H. to-day, at No. 19l East
Niuth street All who feel interested in the
society's work are invited, and all who have
paid 81 into its treasury within the year are
entitled to vote.
A meeting Of the joint committees from
the city council and county commissioners
together with Drs. Quinn and Hoyt, will be
held at city hall at O'Clock this afternoon
for the purpose of reconsidering the plans for
the new mOrg,Ie.
The annual conclave and meeting Of the
grand lodge of the Masonic order Of Mime
sofa viii convene in St. Paul at high noon
to-day. Mr.. A. T. c. Pierson, the grand
secretary, will be in his office from O'Clock
this morning until noon.
The board of public works decided yester-
day that they would enter upon no public
Improvements for the wear, with the excep
ton Of sewerage, unless a majority Of the
property owners on the line Of such i'm
provements I tltioned therefor.
The contract for grading Park avenue, for
which there was considerable competition,
was let to James Murnane. the lowest bidder,
for $l5, 300, by the board Of public works
yesterday afternoon. The contracts for grad
ing Whital and Wabashaw streets, were also
let.