St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-20
CLEANED At saltwater.
Annual Meeting OF the Minnesota
Thresher Company.
OLD OFFICERS REELECTED.
The City Council Withdraws the 0bjec-
ti0nable Feature Of the Jardine
Resolution.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Minnesota Thresher
Manufacturing company was held at the
offices of the company in this city yes
terday, and was largely attended. The
statement showing the result of the
seasons business, proved highly crafty
ing. and it was ordered that the output
of threshers and engines during the
coming year be increased. The board
of directors chosen consists of A. ID. s.
Bell, Boston; Henry ID. Hyde. Boston;
Crippen. Concord, N. H.; J. II. Parks,
ton; E. d. Burlington. Saltwater; d. b.
Dewey, Chicago; X. A. Kirk. St. Paul;
S. f. Bagg, Watertown, N. Y. The di-
rectOrs reelected the old officers as fol-
lows: A. d. S. Bell, president; S. F.
Bagg. vice president; H. G. Fogle,
general manager; e. D.. Burlington,
secretary and Office attorney; r. II.
Dixon, superintendent; r. S. Buchanan,
treasurer.
AS result of the mayors veto of the
resolution containing the item allowing
the bill of Jardine for $922.7O, the city
council withdrew the Objectionable
feature and passed the resolution as
changed. The matter of the Jardine
bill was referred to the council as COM
mittee of the whole. which will meet in
executive session with the mayor Mon
day evening to consider it. During the
talk following the reading of the mayors
veto. the latter announced that he
would never approve any contract made
verbally by the council or council COM
mlftnnS Tho RltU QnGlnpnr ~
structed to advertise for bids for grad
ing Pine street, from Sherburne to
Grove; Everett street, from Myrtle to
Laurel, and North Second, from Myrtle
to Poplar. Over so per cent of the as
sessment for grading North Second has
been paid. Bids for doing the city
printing we're referred to the commit
tee on printing; and water mains were
ordered extended on Wilkin, North
Everett, Owens, Myrtle, Greedy, Pine,
Churchill and Burlington streets.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Susan
nah Tepass will take place from the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
at 2 o'clock this afternoon, following
brief services at the family residence.
At reception held from to o'clock
yesterday at the residence of j. c. Hen
ing in honor of Miss Emma Currie, for
q lOllS tllllV UC0CuCl III CAO AoOlll w thCNA
schools. the latter was presented by
lady friends connected with the First
Presbyterian church, with three vol
umes of Macaulay's essays, Drum
mond's "Natural Law in the Spirit
World" and a volume of Wilkie Col
Inns. Miss Currie returns today to her
home at Pewaukee, Wis.
Warden StordOck has placed twenty
cOnvicts at work in the CARL quarry.
north of the prison, getting out rock
necessary for use in repairing the walls,
thereby saving to the state 50 per yard
for the rock used.
Mrs. w. 81. Pratt and chill dren. after
visiting a short time in Minneapolis,
whittier they went yesterday, will spend
the remainder of the summer at W hite
Bear lake.
On Invitation of the mayor. the city
council will participate in an excursion
to Prescott, ON Durant e Wheeler's
steamer Henrietta, tomorrow evening.
The boat will be accompanied by
barge, and also an orchestra attuned
for dancing.
R. c. Libbey. Hastings; R. W. Card
ner, Quincy; and William O'Brien, of
O'Brien Bros, Hinckley, were among
the log men in the city Yesterday.
A tWo-story dwelling at South Still
water, owned, by Mrs. Leighton, was
destroyed by fire Tuesday night. Cause,
defective flue; loss, $1,000, partly COW
cred by insurance.
The jury in the case of Thorne against
the city awarded the plaintiff $500 dam
ages.
Theodor Jassoy will build two attract
i've dwellings on the site recently pur.
chased by him from Isaac Gray on
South Third street.
For the Saltwater Big. Four races
next week there has been added to the
programme 2:22 trot for purse OF
$500.
The engine at the electric power
house was started up for the first time
yesterday, and worked well. The
brushes are not yet attached to the dy-
namos, and no car, says Supt. Hewitt,
will be started out even for trial trip
before next Monday.
Mrs. Luke Burns, formerly Miss
Frances Donahue. arrived this week
with her children from Graceville on a
visit to her old Saltwater home.
The Fourth of July committee re-
ported about 81 200 raised for celebra-
ton as against 500 last year. The
executive committee will arrange the
programme this evening