St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-22
GATHERED IN SALTWATER.
Several Million Feet Of Logs Re-
leased at Taylor's Falls.
Northwesterners in the Ctty--Per-
Sonal and General.

Seven million feet of logs were taken from
the big jam at Taylors Falls yesterday, in
cludinp !. 600 600 feet in one haul at 1:20 p.
m This is the largest haul made yet. Good
hauls were also made on Saturday and Sun
day, about one mile OF the Jam moving over
100 wards each time. The haul on Sunday
was made lust after the 500 excursionistS
from Saltwater left the falls for home. The
large force of lumbermen which is picking
out the logs with the assistance OF the boats
has met with great success the past few
DAYS. Some lumbermen say the jam will not
last over d week, while others say the rear
cannot be reached before fall. The principal
owners of the logs in the jam are Isaac
Staples, Schulenberg Boeckler, Saunury q
Tozer, Anderson U Br1en, =; N. Nelson "
Co.. r. J. Wheeler g. Co., Mulver g. Car
michael and Hersey Il Bean. Additional
men were put to work on the jam yesterday.
Among the Northwestern menin the city
are c. P. Riegel, r. L. Nooe, G. Hastings, ii.
II. Jones, Henry Seeley, Charles a. Winship
and E. H. Winship of Minneapolis, ]. S. Skin
ners, John Kaw and j. E. Prenot of st. Paul,
George P. Smith of Hastings, 7. q. Hartley OF
Waseca E. Hall of Eau Claire, J."V. Palmer
of La Crosse, V. Simpson OF Winona and Il.
Merrill of Dubuque.
The Verne Swain, Capt. d. NJ. Swain's
pretty little steamer, will be ready for run
ming in u few days. This steamer, 1t is stated
will make between twenty and thirty miles
Der hour and will be run by the Chicago, st.
Paul Minneapolis & Omaha railroad between
Saltwater and Taylor's Falls.
Yesterday the plat of eighty acres OF land
in section 20, in Oakdae township, laid out
in acre lots, was filed in the register OF deeds
Office This land is owned by Cary l. Warren
and Robert G. Mcdowell, and is in the neigh
borhood OF the big real estate boom last win
ter.
Last night the Ancient Order of HibernianS
elected the following officers: County dele
gate, james 7. Barron; president, John Nc
Carthy; vice president, Thomas Organ; re-
cording secretary, James Ward; financial sec
rotary, t. H. Curley; treasurer, John Kitty.
Henry +. Briggs for whom the administra-
tor Of an estate at Pawtucket, r. l., holds
handsome sum of money, has turned up. He
is q carpenter and resides in Minneapolis
He was over yesterday and interviewed MIR.
c. A. Bennett, the county clerk.
Yesterday P L. Burke, Thomas Nolan, P.
Keys, John McGrath, James Kelly, William
G. Foran and Joseph Cayen left for Roches-
ter to attend the convention of the total abb
stinence societies Of Minnesota.
Mrs. w. W. Holcombe has returned from
Austin accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Wins
low NJ Leach, and her daughter, Miss Anna
l.. Leach.
The entertainment given for the benefit of
the Danish Baptist church on Saturday night
netted about $500.
The busiest man in Saltwater yesterday
was Newton McKusick, secretary OF the
Driving club.
E.W. Durant, Jr., Of this city has been
elected ce-president OF the Yale base ball
club.
NJ. E. Sullivan of Eau Claire is the guest of
his brother, ]. T. Sullivan of the North hill.
Jim Rhodes has been at Taylor's Falls for a
week or so fishing and taking in the jam.
The ]. K Graves left last night for Prairie
du Chen and Gutenberg with a raft.
Pat Craig was fined S25 and costs yesterday
for drunkenness and abusive language.
Work was commenced on the foundation
for the Mower block yesterday.
The Saltwater band will play here on the
fifth instead of at st. Paul.
The Gun club will participate in the cele-
bration on the 5th of July.
Mrs. S. J. Morgan of Chicago is the guest
of Mrs. D. ". Armstrong.
The Keator left yesterday for Moline, ILL.,.
with raft.
Mrs. Harry Wheeler is visiting friends at
Osceola.
Look out for pick-pockets at the races.
T. E. JOy is in Chicago