St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-06

ment end do not think it could be inn
proved upon.
Hugh Ross-I have never heard any
one find fault with the way in
Which the health department is run,
&; =: Olmstead-There is no COM
plant in regard to the department. here
in North Minneapolis. We all think it
is run as we'll as it can be, and can see
no use in legislating DR.. Kilvington out
OF office. Why not keep good thing
when we have it? 1t is wrong to legis-
late good officer out Of office.
Egbert C0wles-I see no reason for
complaint il. regard to the health de-
partment. The present system has
done great deal of good, and l know
OF no reason why any one should find
fault with it. The whole kick is simply
spite work.
III. E. Blaisdell-I cannot understand
why an attempt should be made to
legislate the present health officer out
OF office. He has been good man in
the place, and has given US health de-
partment second to none. Let him stay
his term out, anyway.
DR.. j. L. Moore-The health depart
ment is i'll better shape than it was ever
before, and vastly more good has been
accomplished than in years gone by.
DIR. Kilvington has proved himself an
energetic worker, and should not be
leglslated out of Office.
7. j, Kennedy-The health depart
ment is run in first-class shape, and DR..
Kilvington, as the head of it, has proved
himself to be a good officer in every re-
Spect.
DR.. Thomas Laliberte-The health
department is being run on true BUSH
ness principles. and the health officer
has done his work faithfully and well.
The scheme to legislate him out of Of
flee will react on the men who are
working it. Ii he were Republican it
would not be done.
j. S. Kearney-We are getting bet
ter administration than we ever had be-
fore, and | know of no reason why any
one should be at all dissatisfied.
Coroner TOwerS-The health depart
ment is run in good shape, SO far as I
know. know of no reason for any
kick.
Aid. Collins-The state legislature
would do a very good thing by
allowing DR.. Kilvington to remain
just when he has got well under way
one of the best works Minneapolis has
ever seen. He has thrown his whole
soul into health department work. and
l venture to say has allowed his private
Interests to suffer more than any other
man would have done. Give him plenty
of room and he will make our health
department second to none in the United
States.
The default was opened in the cases
against Mr.. ShotWell and they were set
for June 4. The case of Louise Gate wood
for assault was set for May z. John
Myers, or David Murphy, as he claims
to be. and Charles James are to be tried
Thursday and Tuesday for stealing
from the house of G.. G. Wright, So
Eleventh street south. John Rogers
and Henry Whitrich, charged with
stealing cigars from III. p. Brown,
pleaded not guilty and will be tried
Friday. Joseph Martin and Thomas
Ryan pleaded not guilty OF breaking
into a Washington avenue saloon, and
Will be tried Wednesday. John and
Mark Sherman have two indictments
against them for larceny and two for
burglary. They Will wait till Monday
to decide whether or not they are guilty.
Criminal cases continued FROM the
December term were called and set for
trial. Default was opened in three
eases against f. W. Aldrich and in the
case of Frank Burnham. Trials were
set for June 10.
g The liquor cases against B. Brown,
Alfred Johnson, Hattie Brush and P.
j. Gilbride will be tried May z. s ard 10.
Jacob Kittmacker, clerk in blind
pig, was dismissed. Smith O'Brien will
ibe tried June 4.