The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-11-12

| Gillespie & Harper of Saltwater, made
an assignment of their Glenmont saw mill
| property to Samuel Mcclure. The property
| Is estimated to be worth $40, 900.
At Saltwater the preamble and series OF
| resolutions OF the Duluth council asking
Gov. Hubbard to call an extra session OF
the legislature, and also asking the CO.
operation Of city councils thoroughout the
state in the movement was presented to
the council, and written motion express
ing disapproval Of the same was unani-
mously and vociferously dopted.
At Mankato Rev. Edwin Rogers, county
superintendent OF schools, was recently
married to Mrs. c. G. Levan OF that city.
Rev. G. c. Pollock officiating.
Last months mean temperature at ST.
Paul was 43.2 deg, 4 deg, below the aver.
age.
Rev. DR.. seaver was installed as pastor
OF the Park Congregational church, St.
Paul.
DR.. j. Pearson OF Minneapolis was ar
rested charged with committing an abor-
ton.
The Minneapolis G. Northern Elevator
company are advertising for men to put up
fourteen new warehouses, at once, at
points north OF fergus Falls.
W. c. Brown, Of the Winena and st. Peter
land office, says there is an unusual de-
mand for railroad land, especially on the
line OF the Minneapolis & st. Louis road in
Renville county. Some of the land seekers
come from Canada, and others from the
Eastern States.
Mary E. Du Toit, wife OF the banker,
George A. Du Toit of Chaska, died recently,
She was prominent in society circles and
had q large acquaintance throughout the
state.
A few days ago the mother of Lucas
Nowslki. died at Rice Lake, at the age OF
1o2 years. She came to Duluth in 1869
The will OF the late Mrs Socrates Nelson
has been filed in the probate court of Still
water. 1t bequeaths all of her property
to the three children OF Fayette Marsh
What she willed was her shape Of her hus-
bands estate, amounting to about $1O,-
600 0{ property. The husbands estate
was valued at over 100000. She named
in the will John McKusick ard Judge MUIR
dock the executors, but both gentlemen de-
cline TO accept the trust. Mrs, Sophia
Bartlett, a sister of the deceased, then
filed q petition for the appointment of
William William, administrator.
9. A, DeGraif has resigned the vice -Presi.
dency OF the State Agricultural Society on
account oil the pressure OF private business
III regard TO q communication from the
county attorney OF Otter Tail county, At,
torney General Hahn states that When a
justice OF the peace Qq any officer has a
warrant for the arrest Of q criminal, it ia
his duty 70 obey the law, and he should no.
ceive Compensation for fees and mi-
whether he capture the erin,'"-' -.ge'
provided the attempts - -.'.l OF noI,
in good fatth. --scap1ure are mace
~.eorge Patton, Lake City pioneer is
dead.
| An interrogatory from the county at
| torney ofTodd county, as to whether
sheriff was responsible for the delinquent
taxes in case he failed to file the list prior
to June 1. as prescribed by law, was an
swered in the affirmative by Attorney Gen.
eral Hahn.
The freight departments OF the several
east-bound transit roads have been noti-
fed by the state railroad commissioners
that the grain tariffs recently submitted to
| them are not satisfactory. These tariffs
were prepar ID by order OF the commission
ers, and quoted local or fat rates on wheat
shipped from Minnesota points to Mime
apolis. Similar tariffs were in effect before
the order was issued, but the rates quoted
in them were, in the opinion of the COM
missioners, too high. Their order was is-
sued to have these rates made more rea-
sonable. The new tariffs in some cases re.
duced the rates six cents per 100 pounis,
but not withstanding this TACT the com.
ther reduction can be and must be made,