St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-27
SUNDAY Attic HOTELS.
Transients Who Pass Through the
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Judge West, Fargo, arrived yesterday. He
is the secretary of the Dakota railroad and
warehouse commission, and has held that
Office from the creation of the board. He is
well posted on the railway facilities of the
territory, and has inspected the different
lines on several occasions. Quite an old resi-
dent of the territory. and well and favorably
is he known He came down on business
and departed for Bismarck during the after
| noon
A. j. Fisk, Helena, came up from the East.
He Is the editor and joint proprietor of the
Helena Herald, which paper he founded sew
eral years ago. For number of years the
paper was sold at % cents a single copy, the
yearly subscription being correspondent
high. The Herald is an afternoon paper, and
is bright and attractive in appearance, and is
| filed with local and telegraphic news. Mr.
Fisk has been East 20 accompany his daughter
home from boarding school He left last
night for his Western home.
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DIR. Guernon, the collector of customs at st.
Vincent, passed through the city. He has
been up to his former home, Little Falls on a
brief visit. The latter place was in the track
of the recent cyclone which destroyed Sank
Rapids aud some of the dwellings were more
or less injured by the tornado. His visit was
IN the nature of an inspection to see what IL
any. harm had come 10 his residence. He
found everything all right. After remaining
in st. Paul a short time he took the evening
train for St. Vincent.
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r. G. Judson, Pennington, registered. He
is the secretary of the State Agricultural So
ciety and is booming everything i'm any way
connected with fairs, horses, cattle or stock.
OF late he has interested himself in farmers
and gentlemen's driving clubs in the differ
eut cities of the state and has been most sue
cessful in that direction, many associations
having been formed. He is noted throughout
the state for his inventive genius as applied
TO new and untried schemes for booming
fairs, county or state. and is never happier
than when working on a new plan.
Dayton,s Bluff Union.
At the regular meeting of the Dayton's
Bluff union last night, the president. L. E.
Reed, who has just returned from California,
took tue chair and gave short account of his
travels. Proposals were received from John
WAGNER and Mr.. Morris, the street sprinkler
20 sprinkle Seventh street aud Maria and
Bates avenues. Wagener's proposal was the
lowest, being as follows: Seventh street. $500;
Bates avenue. 500, and Maria avenue, 500,
all Tor the season. Progress was reported on
the Third street bridge, the piers OF which
are ready as far as the Duluth tracks.
The special sewer committee, consisting of
Messrs. Pugh. Scnifman, Lawrence and Kel-
Ter. have In hand the matters of Maria avenue
and Hoffman avenue sewer systems. The dis
cussion by the union showed that there are
urgent reasons for the speedy completion Of
these improvements One particular reason
Is that street railway track-now being agi-
tated-cannot be laid along Maria avenue. to
give Dayton's bluff comparatively good street
car accommodations, until the Maria avenue
sewer system is carried out. The committee
was urged to try TO bring this about as soon
af practicable