St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-09
SMALL FRY.

The assembly committee on license will
meet this evening at 1880 o'clock
The George Dinwoodie Coal company, OF
Duluth. has incorporated with 81 ),9JO capital
stock.
The well-known artist, James D. Larpen-
teur. is expected home in a few days having
arrived in New York from Paris
The remains of Mrs. Susan Bishop were
taken to Cedar Rapids her former home, to
be laid beside those of her husband.
Rev. "A. j. d. Haupt will lecture at the
Memorial Lutheran church this evening on
the interesting sub ject "A Trip to the Vel
lowstone."
A regular meeting of the state historic al
society was held last night at the society
rooms in the capitol. Considerable interes T.
ing business was disposed of.
A. McDermid prosperous farmer OF
Houston county, was caller at the capitol
Yesterday, and ne had long chat with dep
uty. Iverson in the state treasurer's Office
Reported to the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever ut 23l Western avenue, 260 East
Congress, 2tI East Robe, 14l4 Mime haha
and city hospital; diphtheria at 20 bahh
street
the J. W. Terman Manufacturing CO m
pany. of Farbault, are about to mbark IN
the manufacture of agricultural i'm Dlements,
and the articles Of incorporation state that
the capital stock of the institution is $50, 90.
AThe Sperty Manufacturing company, OF
Owatouna. Has filed with the secretar OF
state articles of association, relating that the
corporation win engage in the manufacture
of woodenwAre, and that the capital stock is
$1,000.
A building permit was issued yesterday to
Joseph Switala for two story frame dwell
ing on Stinson street between Farringto
and Gaultier streets, to cost $1,000; also four
teen minor permits, 50, 100; total, fifteen per-
mits, $3.50.
Articles of incorporation were filed We ster
day with the secretary of state by the LuSer
Machine company, OF North st. Paul The
purpose of the concern is to manufacture all
kinds of tools and implements and the capl
tai stock is $50, 0j).
E. w. Peat Maurice Auerbach and DR.. E.
C. Bean were yesterday appointed members
of the library board by Mayor Wright. The
first two mentioned gentlemen succeed them
selves for another three years. while DR..
Bean takes the place made vacant by the
resignation of l.. Carvour.
Hou. Dan Shell, of Worthington. was a
visitor at the capitol yesterday, and Hon.
Henry Feig. of Kandiyohi, called upon the
railway commissioners and the clerks of the
office. Both are on their way to Louisville
to attend the convention of the Republican
League clubs the present week.
The sprinkiiny contracts are at the corpor
ation attorneys office awaiting the sigma
lures of the parties awarded the contracts
As soon as the papers are signed and an
proved by the comptroller, the work can
be commenced. 1t was reported yesterd a!
that the delay thus far had been owing tt
some of the contractors not being able to Sc
cure wagons to do the sprinkling.
State Superintendent Kiehle has an
nounced that the meeting of the state board
of high school directors That was to have
been held today has been postponed until
the 18th This is done at the request of the
governor, who desires to be present. The
governor will leave today for Louisville,
where he will attend the biennial convention
of the Republican league clubs of the I'm ite(
States.