St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-05
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Fifteen warranty deeds were filed
with the register of deeds yesterday,
aggregaung $50, 200.
The log owners yeSterday're-eie
the old log committee, b. +. Nelson, w.
II. Ii. Day and IL. NJ. De Loittre.
The first weekly shoot for the season
of '93, OF the Minneapolis Gun club viii
take place Thursday, April =. Shooting
will commence promptly at O'Clock.
The arguments in the quo warranto
proceedings before the supreme court
to test the legality of the council reor-
ganiZation will not be presented until
the Goth.
The Hennepin County Medical society
has appointed committee. OF nine 10
make arrangements for the entertain
ment of the State Medical society, which
meets in Minneapolis in June.
The directors of the Columbian Col
lege association have been elected as
follows: I. j. Cation, Charles klttelsOn,
w. l.. Harris, w. L. Johnson, j. L.
Barnes, l.. NJ. Abbott and ). ). Hook
land.
The contaminated wells at Bohemian
flats have been subjected to an eN-
animation by the health department.
An ANALYSIS of the water showed that II
was unEeathful, and they have been
condemned.
George Emery. young man OF SIX
teen, residing with his parents at els
Marshall street northeast, Is reported as
missing. The police have been asked
10 investigate, but nothing has been
heard of him.
The city hall and court house commits
sion transacted nothing but routine
business yesterday. A special meeting
Will be called 10 let contracts as soon as
the bill for the issuance OF bonds passes
the legislature.
The first of the two German fOlk-SOng
recitals by Miss Villa Whitney White
for the benefit of the Charity kinder
garten Will be given this evening at the
residence of Mrs. Thomas Lowry.
Tickets for the concerts are for sale at
Dyer'S.
Marriage licenses were issued yeSter
day to Edward GOnyea and Mary {.
Guimond, hrieSten NJ krieStensen and
Eva NJ. ROal, Q. J. Peterson and Matil-
Ga c. LundQuisT, Fred Allmeyer and
Mary Beichmuth.
During March PHI building permits
were issued at the Ohice OF the building
inspector. Tie estimated aggregate
cost of the buildings was S32S, 255. Last
year during March PSI permits were
issued, but the aggregate cost OF the
buildings was but 1921 ,545.
An interesting exhibit was seen at
the registrars Office of the university
yesterday. 1t is 4 fac smile of the first
typewriter ever Invented, patented in
1929. Ii was made in the mechanical
department of the university and IS 10
be placed on exhibition al the worlds
fair.
The reported provision Of the charter
bill to make the city clerk secretary OF
the park board may throw Secretary
Cove out Of a job The probabilities
are, however, that III this case the city
clerk would need an assistant, and Mr..
Cove would be practically employed as
before.
The annual election of officers of the
Hennepn County Barrel company re-
suited as follows: President, }. A. Gift
ferle; vice president. Joseph Mock;
secretary and treasurer, I. Gigacki;
board OF managers, Joseph Mock, z. L.
Crow and Robert hutchinson.
The SchutZ-O'Neil company, which is
TO operate a plant for the making of
special machinery, incorporated yester-
day. The capital stock Is placed at
SlUO,OO0, with limited indebtedness OF
$1,000. The incorporators are Louis P.
Crevier, Benjamin a. O'Neill and Jo-
sepn NJ. Schultz, all of this city.
At the annual meeting of Westminster
church the treasurer showed the re-
ceipts from pew rental to have amount
ed to SIS, 1881; for benevolent objects,
Sl6,255.l9, making total OF 500, 1890.
The clerk of the sessions reported
membership of 1,497. Hereafter the
pastors house rent will be paid, as we'll
as the salary of $4,000. The three
trustees elected were George Ii. Miller,
A. NJ. CleriheE and W. ii. DunWoOdy.
Z. c. Cooke. as assignee in the matter
of the insOlYent firm OF COrSer IL Co.,
has commenced a suit in the municipal
court to recover immediate POSSESSION
OF certain piece of property located at
2O6 University ayende. W. LanghtOu
now holds possession of the premises,
and has done 50 since March. 1892, at
Which time the property was sold to
COrSer IL Co. upon mortgage foreclos-
ure. The value of the property is
$1,000.