St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-25
Ames. of Duluth; D. F. Brooks, Of st. Paul,
and S. A. Brooks, of Minneapolis, and the
capital stock $4,000.

Ames of Duluth; D. f. Brooks Of St. Paul,
and S. A. Brooks, of Minneapolis, and the
capital stock $4,000.
County Auditor Condit has prepared the
following statement of taxes abated aud can
celled during the year ending May 1. 1890:
State taxes S2,48l.38 school taxes, 5.O79,-
70: county taxes, $1,9I9.31; town and city
taxes, $l3,378.41; total, $22, 876.s8.
John Ireland, Thomas L. Gaven, Alexan-
DER Christie, Matthew OHare and William
W. Rand, lay members Of the Church of the
Ascension of this city. incorporated them
selves as the Church of the Ascension, which
will be located in Minneapolis.
Commencing Sunday night the Bjou will
present Uncle Toms Cabin" with a very
strong cast, including Jessaline Rodgers as
Topsy, Little Lulu as Eva, Frederic Book as
George Harris and Edwin Barbour as Lagree.
There will also be special scenery and
corps of Jubilee Singers.
The Security Warehouse company expects
70 rebuild the structure recently DESTROYED
by fire, on the old site, and as soon as the
matter OF insurance on the former building
is adjusted the work will begin. The plans
drawn by Architect c. W. Whitney call for
the old dimensions
The Washburn B mill was started up yes
terday, after an idleness since March. Low
water at first kept it from running, aud then
improvements were begun to its water power
that have only just been completed. By
means OF the latter, however, it gets eighteen
1eet more head, and has more power than it
needs. 3eva
Gen. A. B. Nettleton Of Minneapolis. the
newly appointed assistant secretary Of the
treasury, began work in his new position
Tuesday. Mrs. Nettleton and family, who
are now In Ohio. will return to Minneapolis
shortly and will not take up their residence
IN Washington until October.
Manager Regain Of the exposition. received
q telegram yesterday announcing that James
Pain, the owner Of the great Last Days OF
Pompeii" spectacle. will arrive in Minneap-
Oils on Saturday. The bids for the construc-
ton of the building will be opened in few
days, and the work of construction will then
begin.
The Twin City stockyards has been busy
this week ever since Tuesday. when
vast number Of cattle have been
Is, 700 head made in Montana by Nelson
Norris, the big Chicago dealer. Seventeen
cars were unlOaded Tuesday night at the
yards and fed, being reloaded again and
shipped to Chicago. The whole Shipment
will pass through In the same manner.
The Gopher Silver Mining company was
organized yesterday, with the following Of
1cers; l.. Swift, Dr., president: j. w. Grit
I'm, vice president; j. Russell Jones. secre.
tary; Howard A. Turner, treasurer: Robert
Blaisdell, Peter s. Mckay and Albert f. Ohm
sted, with officers, comprising board OF
seven directors. This company has been
quietly engaged for some months past In ac-
curing title to rich mineral property near
Thunder Bay, Canada
The Pillsbury was placed in operation
Monday, and is now running at full blast.
The mill was down just three weeks--the
longest time it has been idle in several
years. 1t would, however, have been started
week earlier could repairs that had been
undertaken have been finished in time. The
twenty-five or more extra millwrights en-
ployed for the occasion have been laid off,
giving Millwright Wiegand his regular force
of six to eight men. Some. Of the surplus
men will find employment in the overhaul
ing of the Crown Roller mill.