St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25

on st. Croix, Crotty brook.
Moose river and Eau Claire o
lakes. 04.oOO,VOo
river ... o w. -. 100000
Sauntry, Tozer & Pennington,
gema brook, Wis. ............. 100000
arac . 10000
James McDermott on Tamarac 100000
brook . ........... w. 100000
Snake and Kettle rivers 80" 5000, 900
Ezra Jewell, on st. Croix 800. 100000
lakes DECENTRALIZATION. ~. 100000
river .............. ~ 100000
Schulenberg- Boeckeler Lumber
company, on Eau Claire lakes,
Namekagon and Clear rivers. 100000
IOtal ............. .....'..... ioI ,ooo,Uoo
This must comprise nearly, II not quite,
three-fourths of the entire cut, which
would bring the whole cut of the st.
CroiX and tributaries to figure not far
from 240,00O,000 feet. This figure can
not be very much enlarged, as each firm
Intercepted has included all that it rea-
sOnably expects to be able to secure
from this out.
FOR MANUFACTURERS.
A scheme for the establishment of
more manufacturing industries has
been talked over among some of the
people of Saltwater, who have little
money to spare themselves and who
feel a lively interest in the welfare and
prosperity of the city, and has finally as
Sumed Snch definite shape as to bear
bringing before the general public.
The scheme is in substance to secure
the passage of an act to allow the city
to vote bonus of 100000, to be divided
among five manufacturing establish
ments who shall first accept OF
the city's Office and locate here.
The terms are to give $4,000 to each at
the end of five years and the remaining
$4,000 at the end of ten years. This is
to be so secured to them as to become at
once part of their assets and yet not
to be available under the time stipu-
lated. Besides this liberal offer num-
Der of citizens stand ready to take stock
in such enterprises as may be selected
and put their money into them. The
gain to the city in point of an increased
taxable property, land the enlarged bust
ness which will be brought to the city
will, it is intimated. amply reimburse
the taxpayers for the sum they shall
donate. The plan will be brought be-
fore the people this summer and thor
onghly discussed, and the legislation
delegation will 60 to st. Paul with full
instructions to put the bill through,
The few who have thought and talked
of the thing are enthusiastic about it
and feel confident of it's being taken up
by the masses when properly presented.
AN UNCOMFORTABLE STU ALTON.
The couple who could not obtain a
10 of fn
this city yesterday morning and were
married in Houlton, Wis, by Justice
Perrells, where they needed no license.
On their return to this city Chief Short
all arrested the bridegroom, Dr.. Harold
Thomas, on a charge of. felony, pre-
ferred by the sheriff of Kenabec county.
Mrs. Thomas (nee Miss Betsy FlOdiD
sat in the union station nearly all the
afternoon waiting for developments.
Op to last accounts no bail was fur
niShed.
SOCIAL SETTINGS.
Miss Alice Rheiner and Richard
Wolfsburg were married Thursday
evening last by the pastor of the Ger
man Luthern church in the presence of
many invited friends.
Mrs W. Il. Per Lee, assisted by Mes
danes Il. G. Clark, A. ToZer, E. ID. Buff
fington and II. NJ. Crandall, gave a
social to the Presbyterian congregation
on Friday evening.
Max Zollner, agent of the George 81.
Adams Zozo company, was in the city
yesterday making arrangements for
their appearance March 81.
Rev. A. d. Roe went to Alton on
Thursday where he Officiated at the
funeral service of Mrs. Erastus Bolles,
one of his old parishiOners.
Will Merrick, of st. Paul, was in the
city yerterday looking after his auto
matte scales located in several places
gathering up nickels.
l.. w. Staples has accepted position
in the store of the Schulenburg-B oeck-
ler Lumber company, in the northern
part of the city.
Mrs. Frank Judd and Mrs. W. P.
Brown entertained number of their
lady friends On Tuesday afternoon.
j. G.. YOrkS has returned home from
Montana on account of the serious ILL
ness of his wife at Oak Park.
W. /. Baldwin and wife have closed
up their store i'll the Churchill building
and removed to Minneapolis.
J. J. Edwards and family have re-
moved to Minneapolis, where he will
engage III business.
Rodney Jones has taken a position
with r. w. Camren in his grocery store
on Second street.
Charley Easton and family will re-
move to st. Paul, where he will cast his
lot in future.
Miss Mollie Henning, of West Supe-
rior, Wis, is a guest of her brother, j.
c. Henning.
E. A. Phinney has purchased the resi-
dence of P. S. DeragiSch on South
Broadway.
Mrs. J. B. Tozer. of Hastings, has
been visiting among friends in this city.
Miss L. Weyerhauser, OF Davenport,
To-, is guest of Miss Grace Torinus.
Mrs. w. ii. Fellows has gone to Au-
gusta, Ca, on visit to her relatives.
l. E. McKusick has been appointed as
night guard at the penitentiary.
Miss Bessie Shepard, who has been
quite I'LL, is conyaleScing.
Miss Eva Foster has been guest of
friends at Hudson, Wis.
John Dillon is booked at the Grand
opera house April 6.
j. III. TOwnshend and wife are visiting
in Columbus. o.
Michael Gillespie has gone to Spokane
Fall, Montana.
Mrs. Roch Bronson is visiting friends
in Hudson, Wis.
Lincoln on Champagne.