St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18
REFORE THE REGISTER.
Men who Are at the Hotels on a
Saturday.

Men who Are at the Hotels on a
Saturday.
l.. G.. Hitchcock, BTainerd, arrived yester-
day. He said that the work on the new
dam in the Mississippi river at that point
was progressing favOrably, bill having
within the past week passed congress and
received the presidents signature. He said
that the city would not feel the benefits of
the work at once, as some prelimnaries
were necessary before the construction of
that improvement could be begun. He
doubted whether the work of actual con-
StructOn would be under way before next
winter, when the ice could be utilized as a
platform on which to drive piles. He, in
company with the Branerd people gener-
ally. expected that many good results
would follow the completion Of the dam.
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Prominent among the benefits was the
water power that could be used in all kinds
of manufactures and would bring the town
in prominence on that account. The
next result of the dam was the con-
struction of log booms that would
have tendency to make Brainerd
a greater lumber point than at the present
time. The work on the improvement would
be quite extensive and extend over several
GulDlON-
ment to great many people
W. A. Tower, Montana, arrived from
the West. He is engaged in mining near
Butte City, and in addition thereto is inter-
ested somewhat in the cattle trade. He.
like all true Montana residents, believes
that the territory is the greatest mineral
producing area in the world, and is not
second as a cattle range to any territory on
the American continent.
So
j. j. Ross registers at the Ryan from
New York. He is apprehensive that the
hotel clerks, and the many who have occa-
sion TO consult the register. will not know
that he is a journalist on his travels, so he
writes after his name the words, ''New
York World" Editors of rural weeklies
are in the habit of making themselves
known by afiiXing their papers to their
names or hotel register. Few New York
newspaper men retain that custom when
travelling on business or pleasure.
FOrty.Eigbt Babies Born.
The foil owing list shows the natural in
crease in population during the week.
within the corporate limits of ST. Paul. II
is the list of births as reported at the health
Office. There are fOrty-eight. Two pairs
of twins are recorded
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullegan. 7OS T1scarora street
a son; Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, 90 Forest street
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Wheelon. 20 College
avenue, son; A. and NJ. Lawrentz, Decatur
street. a son; J. and ]. Anderson Arcade
street, daughter; n. and A. Pearson,
f. Lord, 462 Webster. a son,
A. and S. Anderson, 1S2 Fairfield avenue Z
son; J. and A. Shautorf, State street. Sixth
ward, son; P. and E. Lavalle, Fillmore ave
nue., Sixth ward, daughter; c. and p. John
son. S23 Reaney street, son; w. and S. Bar
ton, corner ReaneY and Weide streets, a son,
T. and c. Schnahl, Germania street a son: @
and T. McMahan, st. Paul son: Mary Han
son, city hospital, g daughter; g. and NJ
Kalries, st. Paul. son; j. and A. Galnigh
Duke street, No 367, u son; G.. and A. Rjevel
Conway street, son; Mr. and Mrs Peterson
g05 Marion, daughter; Mr.. and Mrs Neil.
son, Como park, (twins), daughter and son:
MIR. and Mrs. McMurphy, $50 Iglehart, q
danghter; Mr.. and Mrs; Black
Mrs. Billings, Holly avenue, a daughter
Mrs Bennett ga Robert street, a daughter
Mr.. and Mrs DausereaL, 1927 Park avenue 8
son; Mrs. Gray, city hospital, Il daughter: Mrs
Mccarthy, city hospital daughter; j. an6
A. Moy, 233 Robbie street, a son; II. and c.
Rauft, 126 Robertson, daughter; L. and A
Anderson, Swede valley. daughter; E. ant
j. Edstrom, Third street, q son; N and l.
Hanson, Whitehall street, son; o. and p
Jorgeson, Sims street. son; VIM
and e Lowery, 465 Wabasha street, a son
Mr. ana Mrs. Kaiser, Hall avenue. a son,
W. and K. Knight, Dayton avenue a son; Il
and n. Long, Dayton avenue, a son: J. and X
Wild, 5S4 East Seventh street, u daughter; MIR
and Mrs. Clark, $50 Collins street, daughter
g. and n. Lewis, 341 Coburn street. daugll
Ter. j and L. Mug bauerer. West Seventh street
daughter; G. and NJ. Polreis, st. Paul,
daughter; II. and NJ. hrauz. Fairfield avenue
a SON., A.and M. Blankenburg, MenGota road