St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
JANUARY REsoLUr IoNs.

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Postmaster Lee-rO hold on.
Dan Eawler-To 90 to congress.
Tom Prendergast-Not to let go.
f. Burd Ecilles-To buy razor.
Aid Yoerg- TO drop out of politics.
Billy Wells-To borrow a good play.
DR.. Hoyt-To keep on saying nothing.
Bob" Hirst-To keep quiet and saw
wood.
CD. O'Brien-To quit the Literary
act.''
Alex. Specific subscribe for the
Eye.
HIP. Camden-To be as popular as
ever.
John L. Gibbs-To be ON the winning
side.
Dick O'Connor-To raise the jury fee
to So.
County Attorney Egan-To run for
judge.
Capt. Osborne-To go to Saltwater as
warden.
E. Y. Smalley-To make shorter
speeches.
~. avid Day-To look for another
soft job.
uen. r. W. Seeley-To use hatchet
next fall.
johnny Baugh To see that nothing
escapes.
J. a. Kamp-Never to gorabbit hunt
ing again.
Henry Johns-To hire some one to hear
him spout.
Luther Newport go cunning in
wilderness.
Bert" Bradcn--To join the Daughters
of Veterans.
Joe Speil-To get a life lease on his
present sit"
Capt. Harris-Not to stop until he's
elected sheriff.
George Sym0nds-NOt to shake q
certain crowd.
Jim Donnely-Not to make q practice
of buying notes.
Louis Stensgaard-TO bring a libel
suit every week.
Judge Cory-To get solid with tie po-
lice department.
"COrdie" Severance-Neyer to get hot
at the newspapers.
Gov. Merriam-TO be very accommo-
dating to reporters.
John Ford--To dispose of about 100
hotel register fiends.
Judge COMMANDED to try P. H. K. IS
London experience.
lCol. Warren Granger-To attend
strictly to business.
Col. A. r. Keifer-'ro be perpetual
candidate for mayor
S. q. Iverson-Never 10 bite on the
McGinty gag again.
A. \. Gilman-TO vote the straight
ticket early and often.
Aid. Leithauser-TO get fat Office
while there's yet time.
Sam Nichols-To make something out
of the next campaign.
Pat Kilen-To lay in a stock of nerve
and make another bluff.
Gen. Sanb0rn-TO succeed Congress-
man Snider in congress.
George Moeler-To get another
chance to run for sheriff.
Aid. Bock-To make up his mind and
keep in that condition.
Stan Donnelly-To read something
besides Ram on Facts
Marshal Campbell-Fo organize
civil service reform club.
f. Z. McDOnald-To bid politics and
politicians long farewell.
Harry GriSwOld-To run for state
auditor on certain ticket.
Sheriff Ed Bean-To be as clever as
possible to every legal voter.
Senator Davis-T0 remember his
friends and nothing more"
Mayor Smith-Stop studying how TO
fill the offices with good men.
J. J. Ahern-Never TO allow prisoner
TO get out 10 raise fine again.
Judge Burr-To marry couples for the
privilege of kissing the brides.
Dick Warner-To stop acting as
Judge adviser to the police court.
III. II. Hart-TO stop states prison,
insane asylum and other scandals.
Gen. Chris Brandt-To start a NorWe-
gian daily for roasting" purposes.
w. ii. DiXon-To offer a liberal re-
ward for stock of fresh chestnuts.
p. II. Kelly Not TO get funny in the
Langham on his next European trip.
Hans Mattson-To raise the fees of
his lady Copyist and decrease his own.
Capt. Burger-TO hustle for the 20
Stion Of foreman of the street cleaning
force.
c. A. Hawks-Not to have more than
three exciting runaways in the same
week.
W. H. Yardley-To get his name in the
papers and stop talking about my
clients
Howard Estes-Not to give a minus
forty wind chance to daily with his
Whiskers.
Col. Bobleter-To make another
find i'll the closet of the treasury de-
partment.
Squire w. H. r. McMartin-Tos swear
off kissing brides and demand the regu-
lation fees.
Squire Fred Nelson-To preserve the
dignity OF the court, even if it costs him
reelection.
Jim Doran-To quit wearing dia-
mOnds, and say something to the boys
occasionally.
Stanley Proudfit-To keep on trying
to raise something for the wind to
whistle through.
w. r. Gitt-To breakfast little earlier
and invest in an outfit to tone down a
high complexion.
Commissioner Boyd-To get another
snap for his brother-in-law when the
present one peters out.
Pat Egan-TO get a chance to sIlper-
intend sOmething-the city stables if
nothing else shows up.
John W. Townley-To change that
pathetically m0urnfuI countenance
while telling his best story.
Sam Lowenstein-Tod rinktwo ouarts
Of the real article every day when he
starts in on his government Job.
Don Patrlcio Kavanagh-Not to make
nine-tenths of the motions and do more
than three-fOurthS of the voting at the
meetings of the council.
Damaged by an Insult.
Gust Nelson has brought an action
against the Chicago, Burlington &
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