St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-09
GATHERED IN SALTWATER,
The Town OF West ST. Paul Seekins
an Injunction.
Many Small Matters of Interest in the
Bluff City.

| The town of West st. Paul in Dakota
| county wants to enjoin the Minnesota s,
Northwestern road from occupying part of d
highway in West ST. Paul. Yesterday Attor-
| ney Edward Ozmun of St. Paul who repre-
sents the town named, made an application
before Judge William NJ. McCluer OF Still
| water for an injunction. He has not made
an order yet and cannot tell just what the
order will be. The company will be allow ed
to occupy the road, as it has been doing,
and the matter will probably be settled.
City Engineer Clark is engaged in making
estimates for the grading and sewerage of
Main and Second streets, and Mulberry and
Commercial avenue from Main to Second
and Myrtle, from the Lake to Third, and the
opening of Mulberry, from Second to Owen
and Fourth. from Myrtle to Linden. The
work will be done inside of sixty days, so that
the assessments will be in the auditors Office
by October. Mr.. Clark is head over heels in
work and will be allowed another assistant
for a month or so.
Mike Donovan and Thomas Mccarthy called
at the GLOBE Office last evening and stated
that they are willing to row Thomas Scully
and John Bremen or any other two men in
Saltwater one mile.or longer in crew bateaus,
for purse of 500. They say they mean
business and will be glad to give Scully and
Bremen a whirl.
The Verne Swain, which recently entered
into the Saltwater and Taylor's Falls trade,
is pretty little boat and runs well. The
master is E. L. Sevy; mate, Ellis Sevy; clerk,
George Swain; engineer, William Hoy
Yesterday Malloy Bros. s. N cCluer sold two
RATS of logs to Savage " Austin of La Crosse.
and on Wednesday David Bronson sold raft
| to the same firm and one brazil to the Hersey
Lumber company of Muscatine.
The funeral of the little child of Mr. and
Mrs. ". II. Shabel, which died on Wednesday
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death in Saltwater since June 20.
Sixty men employed on the St. Croix boom
were discharged because they would not
work on the 9th. Some of these have gone to
Minneapolis and st. Paul to work
DIR. Merry left last night for Toronto to at
tend the meeting Of the supreme ledge of the
Knights of Pythias. Several other Knights
will follow him this week.
One of the Saltwater boys who took in the
Centennial excursion was left at Hudson,
much to the amusement of the crowd. and
walked back, it is stated.
A fine crayon of Farios horses, the work of
Albert Brunswick who has taken only few
lessons, is on exhibition in Birmingham Will
sons window.
Company K has the second largest number
OF men IN camp Up to yesterday not single
Company < man had been in the guard house.
Mr.. H. McGlenn will move his family from
Clinton, Ia, to Saltwater, and soon reside on
the corner of Pine and Fifth streets
An employ at the prison named Robbins
cut his hand very severely yesterday with a
piece of sheet iron.
Miss Anna Fitzgerald of Marinette is the
guest of her friend, Miss Maggie, daughter OF
Aid. Lyons
Mr.. Abe Rhorbach has brought Mike Wilkes
to this city, and will keep him here until he
gets well.
o. r. Kettle of the Milwaukee road has re-
turned from two weeks visit in Wisconsin.
Misses Dode and Emma Malloy visited
friends at st. Paul yesterday.
A young man residing at Baytown was
gored by "a cow yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Burke were married
thirty-two years to-day.
Mart Torinus will accompany his mother
and sister to Buffalo.
E. H. Minton OF st. Paul is here among his
numerous friends.
Officer Smallet's hearing is set for next
Monday at a. IN.
Mr.. ID. ]. Sullivan of the Columbus Buge '