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Hence in the Asdrich cases, was
brought into court Monday for violating
the second hand dealers ordinance in
not making report to police head
quarters Of certain goods purchased by
him. Judge Emery sentenced. him to
paY a.fine Of $25. but as this was bis
first offence under this ordinance sen.
tence was suspended with an admon-
|itlon to comply with the law. # 4.
Z State Auditor Braden was in Duluth
Tuesday selling state lands. It was
1t was one of the best sales that he has
ever had, selling some $115 900 worth Of
land. The land also brought q good
price per acre. Twent, five miles
northeast on the lake shore he sold
about 800 acres which ranged in price
from $3.50 to $l45. About 10 miles
west Of Duluth land was sold for $50
per acre.
The lack of proper hotel accommoda-
tions at Spring park, Lake Minnetonka,
has long been felt. and the Great
Northern people have concluded to
build a hotel at that place. The house
will be large enough to accommodate all
who have occasion to visit the park,
and will be presided over by Mr.. Hop
k1ns, who has heretofore had charge Of
the grounds. Besides building the
hotel. the company will enlarge and
beautifY the picnic grounds at Spring
park.
!. Edward Thorne. who pleaded not
guilty to grand larceny when first ar
raigned, Tuesday morning came up be-
fore Judge Smith and changed his plea,
admitting that he did steal a gold watch
from John johnson. He received a
sentence Of two years and two months.
Thorne says he has been q baker for ID
years. Witnesses were present Tues
day morning to testify before the grand
jury in the case of Gust Holmes, who is
charged with stealing Sill in money
from WEn. johnson. The two men oc-
cnpied a room together one night in a
boarding house at 200 Seventh avenue
south.
James Price and Philip Dion. two
young men, appeared IN the municipal
court Wednesday morning, charged
with driving a delivery wagon and a
butcher wagon on a strip Of boulevard
on Lowry's hill. They pleaded guilty,
but explained that they did not know
they were violating the law, which for
bids the driving Of trucks, carts and
delivery wagons on this boulevard.
Onerof the mon said that his delivery
wagon was not halt as heavy as a hack
or ordinary carriage. Judge Emery
agreed with him. but imposed fine of
81 apiece. The ordinance provides for
q fine Of any where from ST. to 500.
JOS. NJ. D onelson. the jeweler Of 203
Nicollet avenue, was robbed OF $1,000
worth Of jewelry Sunday night in Butte,
Montana. Mr.. Donelson left this CITY
about four weeks ago with q large as
sortment Of diamonds, watches and
miscellaneous jewelrY. He intended to
travel to the Pacific coast by way Of
Dakota and Montana. r Portland, Ore
gon, was his ultimate destination. It
was part Of his design to open 9
Jewelry store il he found desirable
place. He arrived in Butte some two
weeks ago. and was so faYorably inn
pressed with the business outlook in
that city that he opened up 8 store
there which he did and was robbed soon
after. 1874 55Ssl 9.=.
The government crop reports were
discussed on change Tuesday as the re-:
suit Of 8 resolution presented TO the
chamber by the directors equesting the
Minnesota congressman to work for the
suspension OF all reports save the an
nual one. TWAS argued that the gov
eminent reports are exaggerated and
bearish. and therefore detrimental to
the Interests Of both prod and
business people. It was agreed on al
sides that the reports were grossly IN
accurate. but some were ia favor Of
the Iesolu tion 30 that Inn
Of the service should be
urged Opinion seemed pretty evenly
divided and finally the consid Iteration Of
was postponed one week
The trial sOf Lewis Harrison alias
Murp hy.the presIde lent of the Minneap
olis club, was beg mn before Judge
Elaery ,nesda III rning. 81 Smith,
blle secretary off the society for the pre-.
vent crnelty 81 anjInal was the
lon Il illness INT IS & 81 i 8 q.