St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-14
SALTWATER NEWS.
Arrival OF New Binding Irvine
Machinery From Cincinnati.


will be set up Immediately. A portion
of the machinery will be placed in the
building now used as binding twine
factory, and the remainder will be set
up on the second floor of the tub ana
pail factory, which is separated from
the present factory by partition. A
crew of men has already arrived from
Cincinnati, and will begin setting up the
machinery this week.
IA mining company, to be. known as
Ing company, has been organized under
the laws of West Virginia. with head
quarters in Saltwater. The company
has capital of 100000, and its princi-
pal stockholders are residents of Salt
Lake City. Utah; Ceur d'Alene, st.
Paul and saltwater. The first meeting
of the company was held in this city
this afternoon, and among the stock
holders present were Col. l. N. Munsey,
of Idaho, and Mr.. Batham, DIR. Sawyer
and {. A. Severance, of st. Paul. Col.
Munsey was accompanied by j..
A. Alger. formerly owner OF the
famous Nellie mine in the C9ur d Alene
district. The officers chosen are as fol-
lows: President, Samuel NJ, c ure; vice
president. DR.. Sawyer; secretary, A. r.
L. Lindholm; treasurer, David ToZer;
general manager. Col. l. n. Munsey;
directors, Col. Munsey, of Idaho; Mr..
Bateham, DR.. Sawyer, Z. A. Severance,
of st. Paul; John q. Nelson and David
TOzer, of Saltwater. The mine is sill
ver-bearing, and was purchased at an
enormous price. 1t is situated at Os-
borne. Idaho, and is within half-mle
of the NoIhern Pacific and Union Pa
cific depOts. A large crew is now at
work, and over 100 tons are at the dump.
The company has set apart 100000
shares of stock as treasury stock to be
sold at 80 cents cash, and the remainder
to be paid out of dividends. Over $780,
900 worth of stock is owned in Stillwa-
ter, and is valued at 81 per share. The
company is one of the largest ever Or
ganiZed in this city.
A difficulty exists between the en-
ployes of the Saltwater Electric Street
hallway company and the company.
The company has been subjected TO a
great deal of expense recently. and the
employees have not as yet received their
pay for the month of January,
which was due Feb. l. Yesterday
some of the employees threat
ened to quit unless their money
was forthcoming. Supt. Hewitt
was seen yesterday afternoon by a
the men would receive their pay within
a few days, and that he hoped that no
trouble would occur between the COM
Dany and its employees. Their wages
have always been paid promptly until
within the last two or three months.
One of the pleasantest entertainments
of the season was the Carnival of Ma
tons" held at Music hall Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings under the auspices
of the Guild of Ascension Church. as
sisted by the parish and society. Eight
bootns appropriately decorated with
articles characteristic of the countries
represented were arranged along the
sides of the hall, and many of the ladies
who presided over the booths were beau
tifully costumed. Refreshments were
served, and short programme was
rendered each evening. The carnival
closed Wednesday evening with dance
which was enjoyed by fully fifty couple.
John O'Shaughnessy, one of the OWN
erS of the rphy-O'Shaugnnessy block,
which, it is reported. Rev. Father NJ. Z.
Murphy mortgaged before leaving this
city last spring, said this evening that
Rev. Murphy did not own any interest
In the block. and consequently had not
mortgaged the property. His interests
are mainly at West Superior. He is ex-
pected mere in about two weeks. when
his business transactions will probably
be thoroughly and satisfactorily eX-
planned. AS far as can be ascertaIned,
Rev. Murphy has not Incorporated
penny of st. MichaeFs church money,
his books being entirely straight.
The dance to be given at the Grand
opera house on the oath inst. by the Still
water lodge of Elks promises to be one
nj 1a nd Oialo &c
ring in this city. The val ious commit
tees appointed to make the necessary
preparations are working hard to make
the dance success above any anticipa-
tons. The large hall ON the fourth floor
Will be used as banquet hall.
A telegram mas been received in this
city from Chief of Police ShortaIl stat
ing that he had arrived at Austin, Tex,
and that the governor Of that state had
hopored the requisition issued by Gov.
Merriam for the person and custody OF
Robert |. SkileS, who is wanted in this
city for 'defrauding E. A. Rutherford
and A. Roney. Chief Shortall, will prob
ably arrive here with the prisoner some
day this week.
Several saltwater merchants are
losers by reason of robbery in
freight car on the Chicago. Milwaukee
& ST. Paul railroad. the articles taken
are not valued at much over $50.
A game of indoor base ball will be
played at the armory Tuesday evening
between two teams composed of G m
paly *. The teams will be captained
by Z. l.. Easton and Ed Elliott.
Another death occurred from diph-
liberia yesterday, a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
.. GundersOn, residing at the corner of
Fourth and Orleans streets, dying of
the dread disease.
P. B. Smith, the attorney who has
been in jail since Tuesday for contempt
of court. will be released today, having
consented to allow his friends TO paw
his fine for him.
The masquerade given by the Still
water Turnverein at Music hall Thurs
day evening was pleasant affair, and
many of the dancers were handsomely
attired.
The annual meeting of the Mineral
Point Mining and Lumber company was
held yesterday at the Office of Nelson g.
johnson in the Lumbermen's Exchange.
Manager Durant, of the Grand opera
house, mas booked many first-class at
fractions for the opening months.
Among them is Maggie Mitchell.
The High School Literary club gave
an entertainment at the high school
auditorium Friday evening, consisting
OF literary exercises and music.
The ladies' auxiliary of the G. A. r.
will serve supper, to be followed by a
literary entertainment, at Grand Army
hall next Tuesday evening.
The third of the series of dances to be
giuen by members of Washington R. A.
Chapter No. II has been postponed from
the 10th to the 10Th inst.
Hon. and Mrs. r. NJ. Anderson and
Mrs. j. s. Anderson left Wednesda
evening for few weeks absence in
f lOrida.
The North Hill Social Whist club met
Thursday evening at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. 3. q. Merry on North Third
street.
F. E. Weber is at st. Louis, Mo-.
whittier he was summoned by the an
nouncement of the death of his mother.
Mrs. George Fl. Prince Jr., of st. Paul,
was guest of her pareDtS. Mr., and Mrs.