St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-04
CAPITOL CULLfNGS.

William II. II. Taylor has filed his bond as
state librarian.
Auditor Hornbeck, of WIlkin county, called
upon the state auditor yesterday.
Charming Seaburry and E. E. Corliss yes
terday filed their bonds with the secretary of
state and qualified as state capital commits
sioners.
The third hospital for the insane located
at Fergus Falls, has reported that the ex-
penses of that institution for the month of
April were So, ZIG.
The Albert Lea Lumber and Stock COM
pany filed articles of association in the Off ce
of the secretary of state yesterday. The
capital stock is $4,000.
Samuel j. Davis, sheriff of lie Sueur county,
made an official return TO the state auditor
yesterday that he had delivered to the state
feformatory one Christ Orourick, convicted
of burglary.
The miscellaneous receipts at the Moo r
head state normal school tJr the month o I
April were 1852 o. and the receipts at the
Faribault school for detectives for the same
period were Sl,S9i .US.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary OF state yesterday by the Times
Printing company, of Blooming Prairie The
purpose is to publish weekly paper at this
place, and the capital stock is fixed at $4,000.
d. z. Reese received an Everett Wash,
paper yesterday. in which it is related that
Sam Noble was elected alderman of the city
on the Goth. Sam is evidently still in
politics. Last fall he ran for state repre-
sentative but he was laid out Not dis
couraged he tried again and with better
results.
The state railroad and warehouse commits
sion went TO Duluth yesterday to look over
the proposed site of the public elevator to be
erected i'll compliance with the bill passed at
the recent session of the legi Stature. AS will
be recalled, the elevator will be of 2.5O0,0OO
bushels capacity, and the appr opriation, to
be taken entirely from the grain inspection
fund, is S230,00J.
q The Albert Lea Lumber and Stock com
pany flied articles of association with the
secretary of state yesterday. The capital
Stock is given as $4,000, and the following
are the incorporators: Z. W. Hall, of Man
chester, Freeborn County; o. 0. Styve,
Albert Lea; C.. II. Ruble, Pickerel
Lake. B. N. Anderson Manchester; A. ..
Styve, Bancroft; Ellend Erickson. Bath;
George H. Prescott, Albert Lea H. C. NeI-
son, Hayward; George Jorgenson, Riceland.
j. P. Lundin, merchant of stephen, Mar
shall county, was caller at the capitol yes
terday. He says that the farmers OF the Red
river valley are discouraged over the lateness
of the season. Very little seeding has been
done to date, whereas the work should be
nearly complete by this time. The Red river,
he says. is a torrent, and near Stephen tn
banks are oyeraoWed and the water has
spread out some four miles, driving farmers
from their homes. Other points along the
river are equally flooded.
The following decisions was handed do wn
by the full supreme bench yesterday: Edgar
P. Ingles, respondent, VS.. Henry T. Welles,
ct al. defendants, Wilbur F. Godding, ct al.
appellants Syllabus. Under Laws 1881
Gen. Sess. }, ch. 81. the fact that the named
defendant was dead when the action was
commenced will not prevent the court from
acquiring jurisdiction to determine the
rights of 'other persons or parties unknown
claiming all interest in the real estate
described in the complaint. Other object ions
to the affida Wit for publication held not well
taken. Order affirmed.