St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-27
SALTWATER NEWS.
County COmmissiOners--CO Gull
iugs.-PersouaI GOSSIP

1ugS..PersOnal Gossip.
The county commissioners met yesterday
and transacted considerable business. The
bonds Of the First National and Lumbermen's
banks were approved. DR.. Merrill was re-
appointed poor commissioner till Jan. L, 1887.
Liquor license was granted to John 6.
Frank Of Ashdale. The application of c. E.
Ruery Of Forest Lake was laid on the table
The board levied the following amounts to be
collected with the taxes for 1886: County
revenue fund, $4,000; county poor fund
$4,000; county school, mill.
Probate Court-In the estate of William
Darn the exector fled his petition for final
settlement, to be heard Aug. %. In the
Henry House estate the administrators final
account was examined and allowed and the
| assignment Of the estate adjourned to Oct. /.
In the estate of S. Simonet the last will and
| testament was proved and admitted to pro-
bate. Carolina Simonet was appointed execu-
trix. In the Christiana Moore estate license
was granted to the administrator to sell real
estate.
The board recommended the following ap-
plications for abatement and refundment of
taxes to the state auditor: Samuel Leighton,
Q. Lull, G. Carli, Greeuleaf Dore Thomas
Kennedy and Ben Gagnon. Those rejected
were P. n. Peterson, Aug WAGNER John Nc
CURE and Hans Lundahl The application of
5. 5. Sinnett for refundment was referred to
the tax committee. The Board adjourned to
meet to-day at 10 a. m.
The Wisconsin Central railroad company is
trying to buy thirty acres of land on Comedian
lake belonging to Mr.. Enquist on which they
Will establish large summer resort. The
company recently bought the land for So, 900,
but Enquist squealed and said he must have
'eS2. 800. Enquist bought the tract of forty
acres few years ago for $500 and got S700
for the right of way through it from the Wis
consin Central.
I'm he of eyE Wol1-
Judd s. Veazey and Austin jerks. garni-
shee, disclosure was taken. In the case of
the Hudson Lumber company VS.. Walker,
Judd u Veazey and Austin IL. jerks, garni-
shee, disclosure was taken. The case OF A.
X. Doe as surviving partner VS.. Martin Mower
was set for Aug. 3.
The district court met yesterday and ad-
journed till Aug. 5. The case of the Saltwater
Lumber company VS.. E. McEntire was re-
moved to the United States district court. In
the case of the Saltwater Lumber company
VS.. ]. E. McEntire and D. E. Shepard, garni-
shoes, the garnishees were called and failed
to answer.
George Mueller and family and several
friends will camp near the Wisconsin Central
bridge for week or so. They go up to-day.
Mayor Staples and wife spent Monday at
Minneapolis.
Thomas Hanley and Thomas Curtiss two
blacksmithS who INDUCED in a prize-fight last
y
mer $40 and costs and the latter SIS and costs.
Frances Duenwald has resigned his posi-
ton in the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad office to accept more lucrative one
in the Western Union Office at Fargo.
At White Bear, near the Chateaugay hotel,
on Sunday Capt. c. A. Bromley found a tur-
tie, on the shell of which was inscribed, re.
Rossel, Duluth, 1861
Next Friday the Saltwater gun club and
the White Bear gun club will shoot at White
Bear for purse of $50. There will be nine
men in each team.
Will CARL, who fell from a passenger train
near Oakdale on Saturday night, and who
was reported killed, was out on the streets
yesterday.
The steamer frankie Folsom is carrying
500 yards Of paving stone from the St. Croix
river to st. Paul for the Street Car company.
The fire department was called to Lily lake
last evening about o'clock by the burning of
the roof on kiln of brick in Mller's yard.
The county auditor was authorized to pay
Judgment of David Tozer against the county
for damages by reason OF the county road.
Thieves entered the confectionery of Tim
Fox on South Third street on Sunday night
and carried off lot of cigars and fruit.
A lawn social will be given at the residence
of L. W. Eldred on Thursday evening, under
the auspices of the M. E. church.
W. E. Cooke, manager of the district tele-
graph OUlC6, VIII leave IO-Ody on q
visit to his home in Quebec.
John Sandergren, an aged Scandinavian,
fractured his leg while jumping at Lily Lake
Sunday evening.
One of Joe Becker's bartenders lost his
pocketbook containing neat sum Of money
on Sunday evening.
This afternoon a team from Company K
will shoot telegraph match with Company
G of Red Wing.
2 P11rl-a Cr ottapd r,aatinr IF
the state board Of the Catholic union at St.
Paul to-day.
Miss Anna Millett will return from Duluth
this week where she has been visiting Miss
Robinson.
Mrs. David Contain of ST. Paul is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Contain of
this city.
luth, is highly spoken Of by the people of
that city.
Mrs. W. W. Hall and children left yester-
day for Ashland, Wis, to visit friends and
relatives.
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lowe
died yesterday and will be buried to-day at
2 p. m.
Miss E. G. Johnson returned yesterday
from pleasant visit at White Bear.
F. Fl. DeGrush photographed ninety-seven
babies yesterday, free, and still lives.
The ST. Andrews society of St. Paul will
picnic at Lake De Montreville to-day.
Mrs. J. c. Cochran of Sioux Falls is visiting
her father, II. A. Rogers.
George Hall left yesterday for Chicago to
spend a week vacation.
Mr.. Carver of Canton, O., is the guest of
his friend T. L. McKusick.
Mrs John McCabe of Chicago is the CUES
of Mrs. James Mathews.
Miss Allie Hevener of White Bear is the
guest of Miss Edith Bromley.
E. J. Hooley has rebuilt his meat shop and
moved into it.
Three transfers yesterday amounting to
S1.450. .
Newton McKusick has returned from Du-
luth.
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