St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-11
CULLED AT THE CAPITOL.

The state dairy and food commission
received a novel product for analysis
Yesterday. 1t is an innovation IN Min
nesota manufactures, although quite
common article of food in the Scandl-
nayian provinces. and it is esteemed
great delicacy. 1t is what no one on
earth who had never seen it would take
it to be-namely, cheese. The color and
grain greatly resemble maple sugar, but
the process OF making is very dlSSl m
liar. The only thing entering Its COM
position is whey-the liquid left from
ordinary cheese manufacture. All the
Saecharne in the milk is left IN TINS
whey, and the result of condensation is
a sweet prodnct said to be very tootn-
some to those accustomed to eating 1t.
The sample came from dairy near
Northfeld, and it is proposed to go
quite extensively into its production.
Duluth has more corporations to the
square block than any other city in the
universe" observed a prominent geu-
tleman at the capitol yesterday. This
comment was provoked by the filing Of
articles of incorporation by the Capital
Land Company of Duluth with the sec
rotary of state yesterday. The capital
stock of the concern is $4,000, and the
incorporators are Frederic W. Paine,
William Mckinley, w. W.. Sanford,
William G. Hegbert and John ii. Logic,
of Duluth.
The Farmers Elevator Company of
st. James. with capital stock OF Sl0,-
600, also fled articles of association. j.
E. Gragon. James C. Rutherford, Frank
Goodwin, c. NJ Malmrose, G. E. Gil
bertson and A. f. Durham, of st. James.
and John Erickson, of Albion, are the
incorporat0rs.
State Dairy Commissioner Ives ex-
plains that an injustice was mad
vertently wrought against the Red
Cross vinegar in the prosecution of Pc
terson, in Minneapolis. Peterson was
arrested for selling adulterated vinegar,
representing it as pure. The inspector
found the vinegar in question in Red
Cross barrel, and so reported it. Fur
@ther investigation shows that the grocer
had put the spurious stuff into the bar
rel himself, and that it was not the Red
Cross at all that he sold.
State Dairy Commissioner Ives re-
ceived personal letters yesterday from
Senator Davis and Congressman Com
stock and Hall in response to the COM
missioner's urgent request to use their
influence in securing speedy passage
of the original package bill, amended
so as to include food products as we'll
as liquors. to the end that the importa-
ton of oleomargarine be prohibited.
They each pledge their earnest support
to the measure which is pending, with
the exception of Oar Hall, who says he
Twill try to support measures III the
line you Indicate"
In the supreme court yesterday the
following cases were argued and sub
mitted: Ed S. Bean, Sheriff. etc., re-
spondent, VS.. Paul Schmidt, appellant;
Ida E. Moore, respondent, VS.. A. B.
Rugg, appellant; John Snowberg,
respondent, VS.. The Nelson Spencer
Paper Company, appellant. The case
of School District No. I, LeSueur
County, respondents, VS.. Patrick Roach
ct al, appellants, was submitted on
briefs.
Representative John McNally, of
Houston county, the compeer OF Repre-
sentative Jared Benson, of Anoka, in
matters of Legislative expenses" in
the last house, was at the capitol yes
terday. The one class of laborers that
Houston's representative disikes are
the reporters.