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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
Merirorions Enferprise.

Such Is certainly applicable 20 Messrs. Pat
tersou Brothers. tie vide awake and capable
dentists Of East SevcBtb street. Fully sP-
preciaiinz the demands Of the times they
have introduced, aud very successfully, too.
the StematiscUpe into their business; a
modern IN seution for cOndrDsiug Hight and
enabling them on cloudy dsys to operate as
perfectly a. though tie light sas not i'm
paired. and particularly effective Is this in
s,r1meut 10 their prseiies.' when coBsid .
cred in connection with their departure Of
night work. This feature OF fieir pop
ulsr establishment has proven q
sslendia success. Euzblipg basluess men
aud others engaged duriug the day TO secure
night hou-s. aud ihervhv losing Boiiule from
business They arr also using with irsnend-
ou< favor the ueE Coc0sine, purely loezl
arsrstne;ie. Is svpics The Giszzrseshle IrA-
tnFes connected with ether OF ehloEOsOrn and
is asghly praised by the firm They have
teiepaone connection. sad p~opls visiting
dr. or git eng<Eenenfs can readily con-
DuGie4te Eiiz ibsn ihrouZh this means.
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Council Meeting Last Evening.

The city council held special meeting
last evening but did not transact much busi-
ness, most of the time being devoted to
talking over various matters and referring
them to committees. Just before the close
of the session it was resolved,
That by reason of the extraordinary labors
and duties devolving on the city attorney,
the great amount of litigation cccasoned by
suits for damages, board Of public works as
sessmeuts for city improvements, the coun-
selling Of all city officers, the drawing of or
dinances for the city council, the vast and
accommodating business of all kinds wherein
the city is interested, including the drawing
and supervision of all city contracts, 1t is the
sense of this council and we hereby deem it
advisable and proper that we recommend to
our delegation in the present legislature that
salary commensurate with the services per-
form I'd be allowed and authorized by this
council to be paid to the city attorney, and
that appropriate legislation be had in con-
formity with this resolution.
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classes, viz: First A. H. Stabl, Geo. Miller.
F. F. MeIver, A. NJ. Peabody and T. r.
Palmer; second, r. A. Pierce, Enoch Cad
bos, VIM, Patterson, Joseph Burger and
Chas. II. Shulze; third, c. Aug Jansen,
Nicholas Lund, Hugh L. Tankersley, H. w.
Bristol, Vim. j. Hanlich. The following
are the first officers. President Adam H.
stahli vice president, Geo. Miller; secretary,
Frances I. McIver; treasurer, Alex. NJ. Pea
body; attorney, Timothy r. Palmer; regis
trar, Rich ard A. Pierce.
The directors of the Twin City Improve
ment company, of Minnesota, for laying
Kerr's pavement filed certificate yesterday
to the effect that of the company's 81, 500, 900
stock, $50 had actually been paid In.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
Ramsey County Legislative Delega-
ton IN Conference.

The Ramsey county leg. slative delegation,
al present Bot Senator GiIalian. held meet
ing IN toe smoking room Os the house frpm
, % > o'eiocS Yesterday afternoon. Dr..
Murphy presided. Tae meeiiae was held
wi,h closed dosrs and reporters excluded. II
is understood TOR main business considered
VAS TIE issuance Of buds for brislgc and
o.scr purposes. but faal action WIS delayed
q await a report Of the comptroller as 70 toe
BONDED Indebtedness Of the rity, walsh has
ros NeeH furnished the delegation, e ~
ga stci Anasher meeting wiA be heli At
zoe eapi,oi M7odsy evening next, % waiea
the cum psraiier i u D. requested - T. pres
ea. aud lsrnish the information desirssi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
CnRE EOR pILEs.

The first symptoms Of Piles is an intense
itching at night after getting warm. This
unpleasant sensation is Immediately relieved
by an application Of DR., Bosanko's Pile Rem
edy. Piles in all forms, Itch, Salt Rheum
and Ringworm can be permanently cured by
tine use Of this great remedy. Price 80 cents
Manufactured by the DR.. Bosanko Medicine
Co., Piqua, o. Sold by A. P. Wilkes, Seven
Corners;F. II. Hainert, 374 Dayton avenue;
John Boyden, 1873 East Seventh street, and
P. c. Lutz, Wabashaw street, opposite post
OfIice.
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The Wadena Bank FaiInre.

WADExA, Mimi, Jau. PAT is now
thought tat the failure Of the Wadena bank
viii involve the Wadena d Dover Lake
Lumber company, Mr.. Gaze, the president OF
the bank, also owning the controlling inter-
est In the lumber com pany Mr.. A. Murray
10 whom the bank Of WadeDa assigned, has
declined 10 serve on account OF this ompli-
Gallon. 50 now it viii be necessary 10 APP
point receiver.
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These arc Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system regulator
ever placed within the reach of suffering humani-
ty, truly is Electric Bitters. Inactivity of the
liver, blousness, jaundice, constipation, weak
kidneys or any disease OF the urinary organs, for
who ever requires appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant, will always find Electric Bitters the
best and only certain cure known. They act
surely and quickly; every bottle guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction or money refunded Sold
at fifty cents bottle by Lambie IL Bethune.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
Base Ball in st. Pnnl.

The Milwaukee Sentinel Of the oath says:
Secretary Quin, OF the Milwaukee Base Ball
club. yesterday, received letter from Charles
Kipp, who is endeavoring to establish a
club In st. Paul to join the new Western
league. Mr.. Kipp says that he had been re-
ferred to several gentlemen who were willing
to interest themselves in maintaining q club
i'm 81 Paul
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PEN PICTURES
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
copyrighted.

1853--Henry MISUNDERSTANDING = Five
Per Cent. Per Month--Conscientious In
terest--The Broken Glass--That Rocking
Chair--"NOw, Go on with your Bidding"
THE End of n Busy Life--When and
Where Born--"What Is the Use ?"--Eras-
tus Smith Edgerton--A Notable Event
The Oldest Banker I'm the City and State
The So, 100000 Railroad Loan Amend
ment-PersonaI.
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Geo. Magee,s Onenine.I

Owing to many unlocked for delays, Mr..
Magee has been compelled to postpone the
opening of his Coffee chophousc until Mon
day February 2. At that time everything
will be in complete readiness, ahGhis friends
will be heartily welcomed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25

The nest on earth. can truly be said Of
Griggs' Glycerine Save, which is a sure cure
for cuts, bruises, scaids, barns. wounds, and
all Other sores. WI positively cure plies,
letter and all skin eTupiiOns- Try this Won
DER healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money,
rsfnude4. Only - ceHts. For sale By p.
] Drris S. Panl. MINI.
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Buildlng Permits,

Building inspector johnson issued the FOL :
lowlug permits to build Yesterday;
Lars 5. kahlmaDe, one aud oae-hslf
sicry frame dwelling, lSxss, nofth side %
Ellen street, between Marian aud Gan,tler,
kasla
Taeodore 81 ones, one aud ose-Aan story
fsasne dseling, Saxs&. north side 81
Talssas street. between Marian aud 6aultier.
81 geo
Neis Nielsen. 10 repair and alter frame
Dwelling, oil house i6xi2. east side o.
d Bow street, between Olnstcd and VII.
hams, $2oo.
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sporting Authority.

really iavaluG5,e speeidc, remarks the
London Daily Sportssaaa, ediiorisily, Ter the
cure q rheumatism, neuralgia, sprasns,
bruises Il -. JLcoos Oh. Il Is welf-kuasu
10 the Engiish marSes, sad has gaised in
usesse fame in America, Australia and 81
parts u toe world
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The best salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cons and all Skin
Errupdons, and positively cures Piles no pa
required II is guaranteed to give perfect ATS
faction money refunded. Price - cents per
box For sale by InmDie " ReLhnne.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25

Called to order at 10 a. N. by Speaker
Gibbs.
Religious exercises were dispensed with,
Chaplain Harrington being among the absen-
tees
The roll call showed but seventy members
present.
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HHRie prt Cesr'.
INT. - A. I

Peter Carroll, drunk aud disarderly; tea
DAYS.
Il Thomas, C. Scott and D. Dorsey, disor-
derry. snes OF $40 naid
A. = Hodge, drunkenness; bail Of $40
fofleltgd.
Geo. Hester. larceny; continued unal
qs,s.s.lax
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THE COURTS.
y. s. Circuit Court.
before Judge Nelson,

J. Leppen VS.. Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railroad COMPANY; action for damages;
on trial.
Bridget English VS.. same; verdict for So
600 Ia favor Of the plaintiff.
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Fsercsts. Geer. col eetAass. Address. roo@
Il. Ffrst Nasisaal beck hniliins. 81. PsnL NiaH
cemp.sr snd pahfsahes tie New fcekes street.
6si1e znd chg Ma
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District Court.
SPECIAL TERM.
before Judge Brill. |

Before Judge Brill.l
R. A. Wash VS.. s. L. Huller; continued.
In the matter Of the assessment for con-
stFuction OF stone sidewalks, estimate No.
4; continued.
1t the matter of the assessment for grading
and guttering Josette street, from Dayton
avenue TO Fuller street; stricken of.
In the matter Of the assessment for curb
ing and paving Broadway street from Third
to Mississippi street; stricken of.
Ellen Berry vs.. William Berry; stricken
on
In the matter Of the assignment OF NJ. A.
Schultz & Co.. insolyeuts; heard aud order
Z granfs3
In the matter Of the assignment Of ]. W.
Smith u Co. petition heard and denied.
Assignment Of ~ P. Wslllck; contin-
ued.
Mary Artiff vs. Anton ArtlG; heard and
taken under advlsement.
State of Minnesota, ex rel. Marie Louise
Lafaiyrc VS.. Elias LAfaivre; continued.
Fesenhed Bros. u Co. vs. Weiss " Weiss,
defendants, and Bank Of Minnesota, garni-
ehee; dismissed unless assignee signifies de-
sire to continue.
w. g. Baker vs.. J. NJ. Remusc, defendant.
and r. A. Cove, interyenor; motion With
drawn.
In the matter OF the application Of Jacob
W. Lawders and Mary Lowders for adoption
OF a child; heard and granted.
L. 4. Seymour as assignee OF the Bank Of
Pennington, VS.. A. A. Osborn; read and
taken under advisemcnt
Geo. II. Bennett ct al. vs. Marie J. B.
Heglin, ct al. continued.
Kahn Nusbaum Il Co. vs.. Aunshinsk sky
Bros and Chicago. Milwaukee Il st. Paul
halfway company, garnishre; continued.
A. j. Powers ct al. VS. w. S. Clark defen-
dapt, and st. Paul National bank, garnishee
continued
l.azcude & Lpxas va Leonard Brulator,
defendant, and First National bank gar
nshce; garnishee appears aud disclOses and
matter continued Two weeks.
IL CHAMBERS.
.fBefore Judgc wnkin.
IN the matter OF the appeal OF James W.
Heather, James Clear and Mrs. J. b. Hunter
from the Board OF Public Works for the
opening, widening AMI extension OF Oak
land avenue; in hearing.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. Monday.
JURY CASES.
Before Judge Simons
State Of Minnesota ys. VIM. Smith, rape
plead not guilty.
State of Minnesota VS.. John Kelly, Chas.
Henderson and John Brown, larceny from
shop; Kelly and Henderson plead not guilty
Stale OF Minnesota vs.. John o'Neal, OBJ
tanning money under false pretenecs; plead
not guilty.
State OF Minnesota VS.. John Warne, keep
Ina house OF ~ fame; plead not guilty.
State OF Minnesota vs.. Robert Diamond,
larceny plvai not guilty aud admitted 70 bad
IL the sum OF So. 0O0.
A. l., Hollis Us, the city Of ST. Paul; con-
enged.
Andrew gibson vs. Fred Anthem; on trial.
Adjourned 10 10 a. N Monday.
TRANSCRIPT FILED.
A. Finn vs., 5. Raider; transcript OF iudg-
ment Sled 10 Slie.s5.
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the consideration of railroad tariffs, was re-
ferred to the railroad committee.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning, at 10
o'clock.
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have voted to issue them," and that predic-
ton has proven true. And yet, the amend
ment, having passed the legislature, and
having been approved by the people, and
having been Incorporated as part OF the con-
stitution, became plighLed pledge
OF the state to pay, aud Mr. Edgerton. there
fore, opposed reputation, and when the bills
of his Peoples bank came in Tor redemption,
he redeemed every dollar! Chas. Parker, Pease,
Chaliant d Co., VIM. r. Marshall, Truman
M, Smith aud others went by the board, but
Edgerton came out of the fire like pure gold,
and has maintained his credit unim paired
ever since. In 1865 he organized what is
now known as the Second National Bank of
st. Paul, and has been its principal stock
holder and president from that time to this.
He also aided in the organization of the Ma
tional bank at st. Peter and the Lumber
mems bank at Saltwater, and is now not
only director in these banks, but in the
Commercial National bank of Chicago.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Edgerton is a tall, slender gentleman;
quick as thought in his TRANSACTIONS, aud
usually wears glasses, with neck aud head
pretty thoroughly covered up when in his
outdoor walks This is owing to his i'll state
vi uealln. nc is man Vi great ucrNe3 u
remarkable tiuaucirr; one of the best bank
ers in the northwest, AMI gentl9man of
intrinsic merit. He is prudent, cautious,
careful, yet decisive active and stirring, yet
slow; close, calculating, systematic but
generous; and his views of how Il
young man ought to be educated to
become good banker, are the soundest and
best we have ever heard advanced by any
tinancier. Mr.. Edgerton has done many
very generous acts TO various individuals,
aud to his relatives he has given not less
than 100000. While personally we never
received favor from him, yet we learn from
those who know him best, that he ranks all
other bankers in this city, dead or alive, in
acts Of generosity, and these acts have been
performed so quietly, so pleasantly, and so
cheerfully, that the recipients OF his favors
will never forget his kindness.
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The senate met ct 10:l0 and was called 10
order by Senator Goodrich, president pro
temporc.
Tne chaplain being absent the devotional
exercises were dispensed with.
The roll was called and barely quorum
responded TO their names.
LIMITATION OF TINE FOR INTRODUCTION OF
BILLS DEFEATED.
Senator Hickman called up the resolution
offered by him yesterday. limiting the time
! for the introduction Of bills 10 the 22d Of
February. The resolution was indefinitely
postponed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Senator O'Brien-To provide for the
! collection and report OF criminal statistics. e
By senator Misunderstanding the stat
| utrS Of 1878 relating to the descrRt of real
K estate.
By Senator O'Brien-Rals;ing TO the sale
! Of liquors In saloons and other public places.
| Requires the driuker TO obtain certificate
% permit before he can indulge In the use OF
! s;imulants.
! By Senator Comstock-Amending the
/ charter Of the city 81 Moorhgad.
! By senator Kuudson-App ropriating $500
/ 10 aid the town Of Nelson, WaiGnwan county.
10 build bridge.
! By Senator Wilson-Proposing an amend
ment to article 4 Of the constitution Of the
state.
/ By senator Truax-To reimburse the coun-
\ ties Of Washington, Dakota, Hennepin and
/ Winoua for support aud care Of state prison.
ers after the IRE al tie slate prison. The bill
/ appropriates Sl.OS9 Tor that purpse.
/ By Senator matchmaking the laws Of
I 1883 relating TO ehaitel mortgages and chattel
m0rtgagr notes
/ By Senator Ward-Approprla.ine $500 to
I build 4 bridge across Ten Mile creek, Martin
/ eouOty.
/ By Senator Peck-Ameuding the general
statutes relating TO mills and dams
/ By Senator Csstle-TO reimburse c. +.
D;rsm0rc In the sum of $3.50 for loss Of
property destroyed a: the state prison al sill
water.
SENATE Bills PASSED
Authorizing the commissioners Of Dodge
county 10 appropriate money for clerk hire in
tee auditors Office.
Providing For toe commitment 81 insane
judges Of probate 10 the hospital for the in
/ sIue in certain cases
Amending the statutes Of 1873 relating 10
salaries OF cuunty attorneys.
F0rbidling the shandanmrut Of insane
patients on the Esy 70 the insane hospitals.
Amending the charter Of the city Of Moor
head.
HOCsE ELLIS PAssEp.
Amending the aciof 1883 relating to cattle
running a. large in Cay coRaIy-
~ CualnrTEE OF THE WHOLE,
Senator SzTgeSni IN tie chair, senator Nor
risoa's tins providing for Third hospital for
the insaue, saI relating to the sale Of lands
- guardians, Eere recon ulenied q pzss-
SeRa;Or Sex It's bin relStsug { tlrStrziuing
I brssfs doing damage Vas amrudsd IN :
, minor ps-ticular. az ihe senator's Instance.
and recSE1 asn-ss-3 - pass Tbs hoase bfIi
providing FOR a joint eonniss,oa 81 iA- STAKE
Of Minnesota aud TIE tsrritosT q Daxosa, fss
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Presley, Mrs. Ramsey, Jim Thompson,
and now Beland, all subjects of our Pen
Pictures, have passed into the unseen land
since we commenced our series, little over
year ago.
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Prasate Court.

PROBATE Court.
before Judge MeGrorty.I
Iussnity OF Miss Kate NJ. Cole; examined
and cammitted
Insanity Of John Krahasel; examined and
committed.
Inssnity OF Oliver NessOn; information
fled, and bearing a. ie m. Monday.
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PASSED.

PASSED.
| Senate bill amending the charter of Min
neapolis reported back favorably from the
house delegation from that county, was
passed under suspension OF the rules.
DISAGREEMENT.
| Mr.. Lienau, from the Ramsey county del
| egation. reported back house file IL. for the
issue of bonds in 500, 900 for the bridge
across the Mississippi river, from Robert
street, st. Paul, with a substitute which changes
the rate Of interest from to per cent. anu
bonds to run thirty instead OF twenty-five
years. Messrs. DIrke and Murphy, OF the
| delegation, objected to receiving this substi-
tutc, stating they were unaware such action
was TO be had, aud finally Mr.. Lienau with
drew his report and the rifle was settled.
KILLED.
The bill Of Mr. Haraldsop, OF Freeborn,
for taxing real estate mortgages, was reported
back adversely by the judiciary committee,
and the report was adopted, thus killing the
bill.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Pnttee, of Bice-To amend the act
Incorporating the village of Mortified. Rules
suspended and bill passed.
school examinations.
BY Mr.. Myers, of Stearns-Appropriating
$500 for bridge.
By Mr. Fezer, of Winona-Appropriati
$500 for bridge.
By Mr. Nachbar, of Scott--Prohibiting the
canvass for and sale of dime novels.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
For the first time this session the house
went into committee OF the whole, aud with
Mr.. Turrell in the chair took up general or
ders, containing fifteen house and six senate
bills. upon which action was had with little
or no dissension. as follows:
Recommended to pass: House bill No.
%, for taking dispositions within the state;
No. IS, relating 10 assignments for benefit OF
creditors; No. 90, for the incorporation Of re-
ligious bodies; No. 50, relating to the iuris-
diction of justices in Aitkin county; No. 50,
relating to costs Of debtors on supplementary
proceedings; No. 81, to equaize the disir-
button OF property Of creditors: No. ~, re-
| lifting to mortgages and personal
pledges, OF personal property; No. %,
relating to records of registers OF deeds: No.
"a. to legalize powers Of attorney with but
one subscribing witness.
Senate bills: No. 10, relating TO care OF
pnpF III SWllL cbNnAFs No. % docbidNte III
| Sbley county; bill relating to the salary
Of the attorney Of Otter Tail county: No. 63,
relating to the commissioners of Otter Tail
/ county, No. %, relating 10 the com mission
/ ers of Polk county: No. IS, to iegalizs the
/ incorporation OF certain villages.
Progress aud leave 70 sit again was re-
| ported In the cases Of seven house bills.
( Indefinitely postponed, File s., intro
! dured hv Mr. StortIock limiting fees in the
| foreclosure of chatlcl mortgages and confn
/ ing foreclosure proceedings TO the sheriff Of
the county.
| Report Of committee adopted
PRINTED Bills.
| Mr.. Lenau, OF Ramsey, offered q resolu-
/ ton 10 that no bills Of general nature be
/ put on general orders until printed, and that
( printed seuste bills be supplied the house.
SENATE BILL PASSED.
Relating to the salary OF the treasurer Of
/ Clay county.
On motion Of Mr.. Drake the house voted
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KILLED.

The bill Of Mr.. Haraldsop, OF Freeborn,
for taxing real estate mortgages, was reported
back adversely by the judiciary committee,
and the report was adopted, thus killing the
bill
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CIV Youngman 10 Xavier 81 Pierre. lots and
?, block G6. West 81 Paul Proper, $1,000.
Chas A Wcide to Chas 7 Tuekett lots ?. 3
and T. block 80, Arlington Hills addition, si,050.
Chas T Tuckett 10 Chas u Wcde. lot IS.
block Q. Draks's Encouragement In Mclean 5
reservation. 81 500.
Erick Nystron TO Edmund Smith, acres in
section 81, town 80, range -. $3.50.
SATURDAY.
Johann Peglow q Nihcln Peslow, lot 5 aud
W \ OF ?, block =. Rondo addition, $1,000,
Joseph Casscr 70 Peter Fischer, 10 acres In
section -, township 20, range %.
Anna Rice To otis Fowblo, los 10, block 4,
Edward Rice's first addition. $1,000.
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Senate bill amending the charter of Min
neapolis reported back favorably from the
house delegation from that county, was
passed under suspension OF the rules.
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com mIttee adopted.
PRINTED BILLS.

Mr.. Lenau, OF Ramsey, offered a resolu
ton 10 that no bills Of u general nature b
put on general orders until printed, and thai
printed seuste bills be supplied the house.
SENATE BILL PASSED.
Relating to the salary OF the treasurer o
Clay county.
On motion Of Mr.. Drake the house votet
that wheu It adjourned It be TO Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
Adjourned.
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In the matter Of the appeal OF James W,
Heather, James Clear and Mrs. J. b. Hunter
from the Board OF Public Works for the
opening, widening ana extension OF Oak
land avenue; in hearing.
Adjourned TO 10 a. m. Monday.
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JW McClung ct al. to Samuel McMurran, lot IS
block c. Hocomb's addition, 5000.
John Ransom TO Peter Neispodziang, lot 90
block 81, Lyman Dayton's addition, $500.
Baldwin to Rufus Davenport, lot 20, BLOCK
II, Holcombs addition, $500
David Tice TO Rev w A Miles, lot g. block 2;
of Garden place, $500.
Peter Muller to Charles Korth, lot II, block IA
Arlington Hills addition, $500.
Robert McClary TO A " Mortensen, lot 6, blocl
81, West ST. Paul proper, $500.
Barbara Deisroth ct al. TO Emil Norqulst, lot s
block 10, sigel's addition, $500.
Wv Dudley to VIM H Farnham, lots /. 2 anC
3, block II, Banning & divers addition, 81 900