St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-01
STILLWATER NEWS.
The Washington County Fair--Ra-
cling HEatinee-- e esoiut of Re.
Spect-.s. eneraI NuteS t--

SALTWATER NEWS.
The Washington County Fair--Ra-
cling MEatinee--Es esolutionso of Re-
spect--General Notes.
Arrangements are being made for the
Washington county fair, to be held here Sept
Z, 8, and 10. The racing program will highly
interesting. For the races purse of So, SOC
will be offered as follows: First Day-2:3O
trot $500; running race, mile and repeat,
$3.50. Second Day-2:40 trot, $3.50; 2:45 pace
$3.50. Third Day. AS pace. $500; 2:25 trot
$500. Fourth Day-3:5O class, $3.50 free for
all pace (nothing ,barred) $50; running race,
Two mile heats best two and three, $500. The
premiums for stock and agricultural products
Will be the same as last year.
Gen. Sam Hartman and Joseph Schupp
have just interviewed the directors of the
500 road, relative to the crossing of the st.
Croix. They say that three of the five direc-
tors favor the Apple river approach of the
st. Croix, which would bring the line of the
road to the st. Croix boom on the Minnesota
side, which is just above Saltwater. If this
great trunk line crosses at this point, q trans
fer track will be built to the city. The boom
house is not over two miles from the central
portion of the city.
The racing matinee at Lily Lake Driving
park next Saturday afternoon promises 70 be
very intere sting. The first-class will probably
| include Raven Boy, Billy S and Rielley; the
StCOuu MIKE wilkes, Zig ana ION Il, the
third western Maid, Boston DAVIS, Lydia
Anderson and Robert Palmer. Mir. Rohrback
will not push Mike Wilkes. He simply wants
to get him in good trim for the fall races
| Yesterday the prison officers and guards
| passed the following resolutions: Whereas,
| il has pleased our All-wise Providence to re-
| move from our midst by death our late dep
uty warden, Abe Hall; thel efore be it re-
solved, that we, his late comrades at the Min
| nesota state prison, recognizing in him an
| efficient officer, an agreeable companion and
| faithful friend, and tender to his family our
| heartfelt SympathieS in this their sore be-
reavement
| Yesterday in the district court the Bank of
| Minnesota filed papers against the ST. Paul
National Bank, Ira w. Castle, John Olson
Nels Thompson. as guardian for John McRea,
a minor E. S. Chase, Bronson and Folsom,
| and Manufacturing Company,,,W oods Perry &
Co.. and Austin L. jerks, asking for an in
junction restraining certain portions in the
settlement of Walker, Judd & Veazie.
Yesterday Mrs. Christina Pitman entered
suit against Leonard Clark, city treasurer,
Samuel Mathews, Matt Clark, John Nc.
Ku WICK. A. L. jerks and other bondsmen, for
the non-paywsRs Of ,he Judgment against the
c .ty.
| Daring the month of July there were six
teen deaths, siXty-three arrests and three
| fires. Fifteen marriage licenses were issued
The real estate transfers amounEA TO SsIssst
49,
| Rev T. H. Albert, e-.sas:--sp II X, .ssuesssa.
tional church. = *. City, VIII give an address
to ne s>rress reople st the Y. Nj. G. A. this
aftSt-oon on Character Building
Mueller post has passed resolutions thank
ing the members of Company X for hospital
ity extended on the occasion of the post s
visit to the camp.
The steamer Cleon, with barge, will carry
n I I
d. m. The Saltwater cornet and string band
will furnish music
The Florence Mill company has received
over forty pieces OF mail which went down
on the steamer Oregon, one a contract for
! Hour.
Yesterday an interesting game of pail was
played between the North and South hill
juniors, the latter winning by score of T
to 3.
Mrs and Mrs J. S. O'Brien entertained q
party OF friends very pleasantly on Friday
evening at thtir residence on Pine street.
Edward Price, of Ramsey county, and
Hulda Fnrsbock of Washington county were
married yesterday by Judge Lehmicke.
The steamer Isaac Staples made Il round
trip, Saltwater to heokuk, in fourteen days,
taking big raft to Keokuk
The Red Caps of st. Paul and the Still
water club will play here to-day. The game
will be called at p. IN.
DE- waiter, VINO recently went to Montreal
on Il vacation, writes that he is confined to
bed with lung troubles.
The employees at Turnbulrs saw mill raised
$50 for john Nelson, whose son was drowned
on Thursday night.
| The against Sam Judd, charged with
violating the game law, has been postponed
| till August II.
Patrick Lynch, aged SIS years, died from
consumption at his residence at Oak Park
yestc rday.
The sum Of SCI, 900 was disbursed among
the officers and guards at the prison yester-
day
John Mealey has been appointed policeman
to succeed SmOliett.
William Sauntry is enlarging and improy-
ing his residence.
Robert Malloy has retired from the firm of
Lyons s. Maloy.
Bridge receipts last week S1T2. So