St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-20
FRIDAY AT SALTWATER.
The Valuation Of Personal Property in
Washington Comfy.
AN INCREASE OF $143,S56.
The Board Of Prison Managers May Re-
port on Prison-Made Binding
Irvine Soon.

The total valuation of personal prop
erty in Washington county, exclusive
of the city of Saltwater, is returned by
the assessors at S1,070,S07 which the
board of equalization has just increased
by S143,S56, making a grand total of
$1,214,663. The valuation of personal
property in the city is fixed at s1,7OO,-
993, which is s179, 1926 less than assessed
in 1889. The city valuation by wards
is: First ward. s33O,217; Second ward.
81, 015,915: Third ward, S315,390. The
assessors books show that there are in
the city $50 horses, with an aggregate
valuation Of $357,00 The board of
equalization increased the personal
property assessments of G.. A. Parker
and Mrs. Emily Parker, in st. Paul
Park, $4,000 each, the assessor having
omitted to list certain mortgages held
by those parties.
The board of prison managers, pre-
viouS to holding a joint session at st.
Paul next Tuesday. will meet here Mon
day to consider the matter of fermu-
lating rules and regulations governing
the transfer of cOnvictS to the st. Cloud
reformatory and the return of prisoners
from st. Cloud to the state prisen. A
report from Managers Dunn and Tenn
pie, ON their Investigations into the
feasibility OF making binding Irvine at
the prison. may also be forthcoming, If
it has not already been submitted to
Gov. Merriam. t.s'
Saltwater is proud of company KS
record, and gave the boys cordial re-
ception Oh their return Thursday even
evening. The company was escorted
l,rr fh hn,N fIn =
the armory, where Capt. Bronson form
ally thanked his men for their conduct
and courtesy in camp, after which three
cheers and a tiger were given for the
captain, Lieut.. Kuhn and Lieut.. Bron-
son.
A change of time goes into effect to-
morrow On the Duluth road, by which
the train now departing at 2:05 will
leave at 1:30, and the train heretofore
leaving at 6 p. m. will leave five
minutes earlier. Slight changes occur
in the arrival of trains.
The gospel meetings that have been
in progress very successfully on the
south hill were brought to close last
evening, and the tent will be pitched
Monday in Oak Park, where the meet
ings will be continued indefinitely.
An old negro woman who had jour
neyed direct from the interior of Mis-
Sissippi to see her son, arrived at the
prison yesterday. The young fellow is
a United States prisoner. sent here
from the regular army.
Miss fore Hewitt, daughter of Supt.
Hewitt, of the street railway, accompa-
MED by her friend Miss Sadie Nc
QuistOn, arrived yesterday from Mus
catine.
Dr. W. L. Allen, of the street railway
company, returned yesterday from Da-
venport. accompanied by his wife. The
doctor will endeavor to engage suitable
summer quarters at White Bear lake.
A county prohibition meeting is called
to meet at Dr.. G. b. MarShall'S office
to-day, to choose delegates to the state
convention at Minneapolis, July % and
"a.
The first business of the police court
for the last seven days came yesterday
in the disposition of a drunk and
vagrant.
Company B, First Minnesota Vet
Grams, is represented at the Duluth regi-
mental reunion by fifteen Saltwater
survivors.