St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-05
SALTWATER NEWS.
Events OF Day in the City on the
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The city council late Tuesday evening
adopted two resolutions affecting the electric
street railway company. The city engineer
notified the council at previous meeting
that the street railway company was not paw
ing between its tracks on North Main street
according to the plans adopted by the coun-
Gil. temporary injunction was served at
that time restraining the companyS officers
from doing inferior work, and on Tuesday
evening the council adopted q resolution di-
recting that unless the street railway com
pany shall proceed within three days to
pave North Main street between the
rails of the track with a suitable
material as required by the council. the city
engineer shall be authorized TO do the work
and report the expense at the next meeting
of the council. The second resolution passed
is that the saltwater Electric Street Railway
company shall plank the space between its
tracks and on both sides thereof at each
street crossing, where its tracks are located
and operated. except where the streets are
paved. The company is likewise ordered to
lay one plank along each OF the rails OF lis
track. on the inside and outside thereof.
within the city limits. The street railway
company has prepared proposition 10 be
submitted to the council at its next meeting.
Roger Finton, who for many years has
been a resident Of this city, celebrated cleo
ton day Tuesday by getting gloriOusly intox-
icated. He purchased bottle of whisky in
the evening and started for Ed DOnovap's
barn, where he spent the night. He aWoke
early yesterday morning, and mistaking
bottle OF horse liniment for whisky. he took
large drink. The Imminent was composed
OF poisonous ingredients ana soon took
effect. He staggered down TO the office of
Dr. Legault. where by the use of d stomach
pump his life was saved.
James Hickey and William Highland were
received at the prison Tuesday evening from
Carlton county. The former will serve a six
months sentence for jail-breaking and the
latter five years and six months for burglary
in the second degree.
Fail 4 McCoys saw mill at Lakeland will
shut down this evening. having cut upwards
of 12.OG0,0O0 feet of lumber the past season.
The East Side Lumber company's mill and
the Glenmont mill Will continue saving for
several days longer.
The Tenbroeck and the LuelIa cleared yes.
terday with log raft each for Dimmock &
Gould. Moline: the Glenmont departed with
raft for Laird, Norton IL Co., Winona, and
the MenOmonie cleared with q raft consigned
to the lie Sueur Lumber company, Dubuque.
crew of men have begun driving the pill
ing for the new trestle to be built by the Mil
waukec road in this city. Nearly thousand
piles will be driven, and several months will
be required in which TO complete the job.
The attachment upon F. Willman's stock
of jewelry held by Messrs. O. Is. RoSencrans
and William Saintley, of Milwaukee. to satisfy
judgment OF S1,02s was dissolved yester-
day, the debt being paid by Mr.. Whitman.
Two children OF August Jesse are danger
ously i'll with diphtheria, and there is still
another case in the city. making four within
the past two weeks.
The ''Stowaway' delighted. a fair-szed
audience at the Grand Opera house last even