St. Paul daily globe., 1893-07-04

SHORT SAYINGS.

Seven minor permits, aggregatng $1,000,
were issued by the building inspector yes
terday.
Aater rents on low service are now due. If
paid on or before July g. per cent discount
will be allowed.
The board of park commissioners met
and transacted the usual grist of routine
matters last evening.
Joseph Stees was adjudged insane by the
probate court yesterday, and he will be taken
TO the Rochester asylum.
E. A. F. Landmark is the government in
spector for the fresh water fisheries i'll Nor
way. He called upon the governor yesterday.
Patroiman Soren Sorensou was found
asleep on his beat Sunday night, and in con-
sequence resigned from the force yesterday.
Mrs Hartman and. F. H. Hasmore were
fined s. each III the police court yesterday
tor riding bicycles on the sidewalk. in West
St Paul
meeting of the state board of medical ex
aminers is called for today and the district
judges of the state will meet at the capitol
tomorrow
The state auditor has sold 400 acres of pub
lie lands in AitkIn county at an average OF
S5.25 per acre. and 800 acres of grass has been
sold for 500.
At Taylor's Falls, June 25.by Rev. May, Miss
Lena Hurley, of minneapolis, WAS married to
Prof. l. a. Mozzara, of st. Paul, bookkeeper
of the Commercial club.
The Standard Security company, of Min
neapolis yesterday filed articles amending
the agreement of the association. in the Of
fee of the secretary Of state.
The case against Lawrence Dnnforth,
rop1 Nyiro S;pa limo oaSp nj bpPr from q
freight ,ar in the Duluth yards, had his case
dismissed i'll the police court yesterday.
Mr and Mrs NJ. j. Donnelly went to Mil
waukee last evening to say goodbye to
Joseph G. Donnellv, their brother, who will
leave tomorrow for his post as consul general
to Mexico.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Denton, sister
of Mrs. j. ". Varo, of East Winifred street,
TO Mr. Peacock, a well known attorney of
Spokane Falls. Mont, is announced to take
place tomorrow.
The Salvation Army has moved its barracks
from Wabasha street to the old Baptist
church on Wacouta street between Eighth
ana Ninth Streets where meetings will be
held every night except Monday.
The Winona & st. Peter Railway company
has filed a certificate with The secretary of
state, alleging that the company has only
sold 23 shares of its capital stock at 500
each, and that nothing has been sold the
past year.
The beard of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for the Canal street
sewer to John Nevihs for Si9Ss4. The cost
of the sewer will be paid from the fund of
$4,000 which was put in the tax levy for
last year for the work.
UAn anonymous postal card has been re-
caived by the GLOBE planning of bad
water at the upper end of Wabasha street.
especially between Tilton and Central. The
kickers should go direct to the water board
office if their complaint is we'll founded.
Charles A. Nash of East Orange, N j.,
who owns considerable lands in Minnesota.
has filed a certificate with the secretary of
state to the effect that he has appointed
Percy NJ. Nash, of Duluth as his regular
agent, and that all legal processes may be
served upon him.
a young fellow giving the name of George
Williams grabbed woman's pocketbook at
the corner of Seventh and Cedar streets yes
terday afternoon. Citizens who saw the act
gave chase and Williams was caught aud
handed over to the police. The purse, which
contained j.l5, was found on the thief
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