St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-08
THE CHAIRMEN SELECTED
SEYEWTK-FIYE, REPRESENTING EVERY
BUSINESS.
wILLAsK FOR CONTRIBUTIONS.

wILLAsK FOR CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Seventy-Nine Committees Rep
resent as Many Occupations
The Money Will Go to the Poor
Through the Central Commits
tee and the City-The Aided
Must Work.
The relief committee is moving in
syste matte way to procure funds to re-
Heve the distress of the poor people.
Capt. Henry A. Castle, w. l.. Wilson
and j. A. Wheeiock have selected
committee of seyenty-fye, representing
the trades. professions and businesses
of the city. These gentlemen are to be
eilairmen of as many committees. These
etlaifmen will be officially notified of
their appointment within a day or two.
and requested to select from TWO to six
or eight associates, according to the
magnitude of their work, and to
thoroughly organize a canvass of their
respective departments for contributions
! " tiO tilG dISOQi SCiuCut
OF Which will be in the hands of nine
weii-known citizens. whose names will
| be announced soon.
1lit central committee has not yet
decided whether the work will be done
through the city, but have determined
that, IN case the work is done by a COIL
+ Gnliiee OF citizens, it will cooperate with
| the city government as it has in the
past. The proba bilities are. however.
that committee OF nine will be select
ed, embracing the mayor anu repre-
| seiitatlves from both branches Of the
council, and four or five private citi-
Zehs. This committee will determine
on what work can or will be done, and
will attend to the distribution of the
wages, either through the committee
or the city treasurer. The wages
Will be 81 per day and will be paid in
cash. The men will De assigned to
Work through Tire committee at the
agency In the court house as heretofore.
AT present the committee will see that
! no one in the city suffers, but alliwiil be
required TO do some work Tor the money
| paid out 1t is the intention of the
committee to ask the park board to
| Keep the parks in good order the COM
ing winter by clearing the sidewalks
around and The erosswaiks through
| them OF any snow that falls. a number
| OF other plans for work are under con-
slieratioli, but cannot be determined
upon until the committee of nine Shall
nave been selected.
f,atat said bo ,,nrt offi n
employees have already gone to work on
their own motion, and have paid over
TO him Sl10 i'll cash. which is available
for relief work fer this month. and that
many of the pestotfice employees have
| pledged portions of their salaries for
| the next four months with a view of
| raising like or a greater sum each
month for relief. The seventy five
chaTinen Of committees selected are
expected to work ca the same plan
adopted by the postofiice employees. or
To solicit money i'll the way they deem
best. The names agreed upon by
Nessrs. Castle, Wilson aid y heelociz
al cbairlnen OF commit es TO solicit
funds for the relief Of the unemployed
are as follows:
Agricultural implements, Joseph ID.
| Jennings; architects, Cass Giibert
artists, T. ". Horton; bakers and con-
ectioners, W. r. johnson; banks aud
trust companies. William A. Miller;
baIbers, Paul Debach; blacksmiths
| Duncan Council; books and sta.
tloners, E. ii. Milham; boots and
shoes (whoiesale), George W. freeman
boots and shoes (retail), j. L.. Lowering
brewers, William Hamm; brokers. w
J. Cathie; carriage and wagomakers, b.
Schumacher; cigars. "A. p. Warren; city
railway, Frank $. Hoskins: clothing
(wholesalel, Alfred j. Cummings
clothing iretaiD, Harry w. Flag
ley; commission, j. s. Robertson
carpet cleaners, +. +. Dickinson; con-
tractors and builders, w. II. Brink
coopers, Edward Vanish: dairies. j. IL.
Cornish: dentists. DR.. G.. F. kouanlz
druggists. G. z. Moves; dry goods and
notions. (wholesalel Benjamin Som
mers; dry goods Jrctail), b. Ii. Evans;
electrical supplies, ii. b. Byllesby
express companies, j. w. Owens; flor
lists and seedsmen, l.. l.. May; fuel
dealers, f. B. Doran; flour and feed. W.
j. j. Jameson; founders and machiiIistS,
Charles NJ. Power; furniture, w. j.
Sloppy; furs. Joseph Mckibbin; gro-
GERS {wiioiesale), j. w. Cooper; grocers
(retaii). J y. Griegs; hardware,
iron and stoves. j. A. Gregg
harness. Rudolph Ressum: hotels, F. g.
Snow; insurance (Hre), Maj. George O.
White; INSURANCE dire, L. D. Wilkes;
jewelers.. A. ID. HaInan; laundries,
Charles T. Phillips; lawyers, E. S.Chit-
tendeH; livery stables, Col. A. Allen
lumber, Gebhard Bonn; marble,
granite and stone, Frank E. For
ster; meat markets, George Lamb;
| merchant taiiors, Frank l.. Hoxsie
millinery (wholesaie and retaiD, Charles
Strauss; music, r. G. Munger; news
men, Henry R. Hardick; painters, John
A. Bazille; photographers, Charles A.
Zimmerman; physicians, DR.. G. q.
Hisbee; planning mills, Fred S. Blod-
gett; plumbers, w. j. Freahey; print
ers and publishers, Charles Hornick ;
railroads, general offices, Chas S. Fee /;
railroads, city offices, Clarence Robb
railroad shops, Henry J. Gray: real
estate, William. Candy; restaurants. f.
ID. Sargent; rubber goods, James Suy-
dam; saloons. Mic Pottgieser: theaters,
Z. l.. gixby; telegraph and tele-
phone, w. B. joyce; transfer COM
panies, James. A. Ballard; wines
and liquors, Wholesale, George Benz
undertakers. j. u. Donnelly; INSECT
laneous, j. j. Corcoran; city and county
eials, FL. Stockenstroin United States
officials. o. d. Negaard; fire depart
ment, Arthur Martin: police depart
ment, John Cook; public school teach
ers, Henry S. Baker: Protestant clergy,
Rev. Frank Doran; Catholic clergy,
Rev. p. r. Hebron.
Gross Gets Bail.
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