St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-17

cooperating the city OF w est DuiuGn is
liable to fool good many people. West
Duluth now has population OF about
two thousand people: within the year 1t
will have 5000, and before five years
have rolled by it will have full 10000.
This is the estimate Of conservative We
business men. To give that portion OF
the territory properly belonging to the
city of Duluth, while it may be of some
benefit to few, it does not strike the
average citizen very enthusiastically.
Within five years the two places Will
be solidly united in every COM
mercial interest as well as
being solidly built together. They
are now separated by scarcely more than
an imaginary line, and within few
years at most this line will be ObIIter-
ated entirely. and the picture of one
solid city and two distinct governments
presented. This must naturally give
rise to no end Of contention, and the
matter is just now attracting the earn
est attention of a few who see III it little
for Duluth proper. u
SCHOOL BUILDING BIDS.
Bids for building the new Lincoln
school were opened tonight by the
board of education. The contract will
be let next Friday. The bids were:
Swan & Todd. s42, 300: Mcleod d VIII
son, S41, 900; Waterworth d Fee, $50, $50;
Minneapolis. s35.445; S. M. Leighton,
MINNEAPOLIS, s43, ,227; Slattenburg &
Miller, S39. 300; James Mcmillan, Min
neapolis, $50, 500; J. f. Waddell, $780,
s43: l.. C. Bisbee, Minneapolis, s36,615.
Tests OF the ventilation of the new
Franklin school to-day gave showing
of thirty to forty cubic feet of fresh air
per minute to each scholar.
THE SOCIAL SWIM.
DESPITE the storm last evening, Hotel
st. Louis never pre- :ented a more AMI
mated appearance. the particular oc-
casion being the reception rendered by
members Of Lakeside Division of Uni
formed Rank Knights of PYthias. The
programme of the evening was carried
out under the supervision OF Sir Kt. j.
C. Sinclair, Sir 1t. A. r. Ridgely
and Sir Kt. j. L. Cromwell, and
was so complete in every detail
that the occasion will be always remem-
bered by those who braved the Sleet
and snow and graced the order with
their attendance. At $50 Hoare's Or
chestra assumed position and opened
Festivities by rendering the following
choice selections in most artistic man
Eer: March, ''Warrior's Farewell"
Lang; "Spanish Waltz" Corbin;
gayotte, st. George: overture, king
Midas" Eilenberg; polka, .."Dantiness,
Wohauka; gaiop, "Nadjy," Cfessaigne.
After which the grand march was
formed, and dancing was kept
up until Q o'clock, with
an intermission only for an
elegant lunch served with the full staff
of the hotel. Among those present
were Lieut.. Col. John K. Shaw, Third
division, Minnesota Knights; Maj. j. B.
Quinn, U. S. A; Capt. George T..
Hughes, Lakeside division: Capt. N. e.
Perry, Lieut.. FL. S. Moody, Sir Knights
j. L.. Cromwell. III. Beier, j. I'll. Coffin,
A. p. Cook, III. HI. Halgate, G. II. Cros-
by, F. J. Clark, W. q. Joerus, William
Mckinley, M. W. Lewis, F. q. Quinby,
J. c. Sinclair. L. Sinotie, A: R. Ridgely,
". Swain and W. E. Wicks,
knights F. w. De Vey, c. 7. Cash, II.
M. King, N. G. Harvey, F. D. Day, q,
r. Goodwin and j. c. Crosby, Mesdames
Shaw, Cook, Cash, Holgate, Arthur,
Day, Joems, Schaefer, Micks, Quinby,
De Vey, Speier, Norris and Smolt,
Misses Hattie Emerson, Jessie Ever
hard, Cullyford, Quinn, Stultz, Weber,
Nicoi, Leland. Minnie Eyerhard, Scott,
Montague, McKinnon, Mixer, Dilley,
Gilbert, Cook, Carroll. Lloyd. Breeze
and Miss Bates, of Washington and
Miss Belle Smith, of Des Moines.
Hon. e. e. Hartley and Municipal
Judge-eiect Page Morris returned from
st. Paul yesterday. g
DIR. H. 3. Allen, cloquet, was in the
city yesterday. =
Deputy Register of Deeds Giarhart
has resigned. j. A. Swenson succeeds
him. -
The Zach concer ert has been postponed
until Feb. 19.
John Panton, ESQ.,, OF the Glass Block
store, left for the East Thursday even-
ing. While absent he will be married
to Miss Lille Mcdonald at Lake Lin
den, Mich, returning after an extended
visit to various points of interest. in
Guiding Washington, Baltimore, New
York and Boston. =
The Duluth Boat club will give am.
other of its popular dances on Wednes-
day evening next. Tickets are in the
hands of B. f. Myers, II. ". Pearson,
Montague and /. III. Coffin. No formal
invitations have been issued.
DR.. McGifferst, of Hudson. n. Z. will
locate in Duluth in the practice Of his
profession.
S. f. Wadhams, who has been visit
ing his old home in Wiikesbarre, Pa,
during the past two months. returned
to Duluth Wednesday.
Frank Beard will deliver his lecture
before the ladies of the Methodist soci-
city in Duluth on the 18th inst. Mr..
Beard is in New York, ans; the severity
of the weather down there will not per-
NIT his yenturing cut before that date.
The Duluth Telephone company has
opened new central Office in the bank
building in West Superior. for the ac-
commodation of an increasing business
iii that city.
Cot. n. II. H. stowvH is ii the East: