St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03
GATHERED IN SALTWATER.
Preparations Going Forward for the
Celebration Monday.
The Quarterly Prison Report Shows
Deficit of So, $3.50.

The various committees in charge of the
celebration next Monday are hard at work
making arrangements. The parade and foot
races will take place in the morning. and the
boat races, log rolling and ball game will
occur in the afternoon. The fire department
decided yesterday to turn out. All the socie-
ties on foot will assemble on Third street,
between Willard aud Churchill, and all teams
on Fourth, between Willard and Churchill.
The line of march will be up Third to Linden,
Linden to Second, Second to Commercial ave-
nue., Commercial avenue to Main, Main to the
Omaha depot, countermarch to Chestnut and
disband. All those who expect to take part
in the procession are requested to be on hand
at 1880. All the boat races will be filed.
The prison report for the quarter ending
June so was made at the meeting of the board
yesterday and is as follows: Number prison
ers on hand March 81, 416; number discharged
during quarter, go; number received during
quarter, "a; number on hand June 80, 40;
number at work for state, So; number old and
intirm, 10: number sick, s; number at work
on contract, $40; current expenses, April,
S5,529.27; May, s5,162.34; June, S4.3s2.s0; to-
tai, 15,074.41; earnings convict labor, April,
49, T96.77; May, So, 1880; June, 49, $685. 5; mis-
cellaneous, 21.90; total, 81, 515. 81; deficit
for quarter, So, $3.50. -.,f .g- .
Log sales: Isaac Stales by J.7J. Robertson,
hrails to Zimmerman, 2 each to Sehplenberg
rock, Gould s. Co. and l brazil to the Lansing
Lumber company; D. Tozer, raft to the
Clinton Lumber company.
Thomas Switzerland has been awarded the
contract for building the new school house at
Oak Park. w. p. Sawyer will put two of the
Richardson and Boynton heaters in this build
ing.
Yesterday in probate, the guardian of
Nellie N. Marsh and others, filed his report of
the sale of real estate, which sale was con-
f1rmed.
Company K will leave for White Bear next
Wednesday morning. Joe Mueller will act, as
commissary and John O'Donnell cook. srt
Judge and Mrs. Nethaway will not go to
Forest lake next Monday on account Of the
serious illness of their child. ssi s,..s
Saltwater men, 1t is stated, lost $1,000 at the
races on Thursday, one man losing $1,000.
Another, it is said, won 5000.
The annual picnic OF the Baptist Sunday
school was held at Lily Lake yesterday and
was largely attended.
Mike Keefe left last evening for Minneapo-
lis to second for DAILY in the fight and to make
a match with Killen.
J. H. McCourt of st. Croix Falls and W.
H. McCourt of Minneapolis were in the city
yesterday.
guest of her parents DR.. and Mrs. ]. C
Rhodes.
W. H. Day of the Standard Lumber COM
pany Of Dubuque is in the city looking after
logs.
John W. Smiths child. which has been very
sick, is better; also the children of o. Grant.
Mr.. w. w. Keen who was thrown from 8
carriage last week, is still confined to bed.
DR.. Charles W. Truesdale and F. w. Howe
of Red Wing were in the city yesterday.
Assistant Postmaster Fellows is the happy
father of az pound girl. his first Child.
The fair at Music hall for the benefit of St
Michaels church, will open tonight
Q Mike Kehoe was fined $75 and costs yester
day for keeping house of 1lfame.
An important meeting of the G. A. R. viii
be held tonight
Farmer, the liveryman, is adding an 81. ,
to his stable.
Mayor Johnson of Fargo was in the city
yesterday.
H. J. Chambers is back from Highland
Park, Ia.
G. H. Burt returned yesterday from the
West.
Mrs. NJ. Gillespie Is on the sick list.
Matinee at the Grand to-day.