The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-20
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Red Rdok hasa m4s dog Acare.
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Red Rook hss amAs dog Scare:
Adrfah'sleisctric nsks plant Has been
started.
ofsts Panl police are trying.t TO stop fake
watch auctions.
st. Paul's doll carnival was . big suc-
cess, financially and otherwise.
Three Glenwood saloonkeepers were
fined for selling liqnot 10 minors.
Charles Jacobson, wanted at! !Mankato
for forgery, was, arrested in Chicago.
The funeral Of Mrs. Captain Harries,
who died at St, Paul, was held at Gale
donia. & ! s''' & = ssA.3,'s.3's.'@7 ''..'''2
The grand council Of Modern Wood
men has been called to meet at st. Paul
Dec. 26 and ~. h3i6oi. na4 ,
& There were 2eI births, 1872 marriages
and l30 deaths in st. Paul last month.
The death rate was 1888. f#lt
q The Esterly Harvester company Of
Minneapolis has made an assignment
The company will be reorganized.
Hiram Walters and Harry Whitaker
were sentenced to five years each by
Judge Hicks Of Minneapolis for grand
larceny. s4 bf8 3ts,b a fr;iasa r.,
Hon. G. F.. Staples has withdrawn
from the speakership contest without
prejudice or favor to any of the other
candidates. So '2li ;s'.t'''Nfi
The state reformatory board has made
its annual report to the governor. The
Institution is said to be a model of its
kind, but more room is needed.
]. Fletcher Williams, ex-secretary of
the Minnesota Historical society, is a
mental and physical wreck and has
been taken to a Milwaukee infirmary
for treatment. $50 ,Ef sf9l!
The property owners and business
men of Red Lake Falls are Offering a
sawmill site worth $4,000 to anyone
who will erect mill Of good capacity
and operate it. ''A
Additional suits involving 5000, 900,
will soon be commenced by the state
pine land investigating committee. So
far $4,000 has been recovered, and
suits for nearly $3.50, 900 are pending.
A number of halfbreed Indian scouts
from the White Earth, Indian reserva-
ton. in Minnesota, are in Washington,
claiming title to vast amount Of land.
which they say, has never been prop
erly relinquished by the government.
Brigadier General Bend has COM
pleted his report for the year on the
national guard Of the state. There are
now 20 companies in the three regi-
ments. They had 1902 drills during
the year. The total strength is 1900,
an increase Of 106 for the year.
The actions for alleged libel brought
against the St. Cloud Times by Tyndale
Palmer and Joan De Frietas, who de-
manded $4,000 each, have been dis.
missed, as plaintiffs did not appear
when the cases were called at the De-
cember term of the district court.
The 32d annual convention of the
Minnesota Educational association will
meet at st. Paul Dec. 26 to 28. The
convention will be divided into four
sections. namely, comfy superintend-
ents, high school, elementary and mu.
sic. The regular oratorical contest will
be one of the features.
Judge Canty of the supreme court
has handed down decision of especial
interest from the fact that it declares
unconstitutional that section of the
general laws of 1885 exempting from
seizure for debts the insurance money
due benefciaries from mutual insur-
ance companies doing business in this
state. - sl'" ,fti1lbE- n5ti}59
The report Of the Minnesota fish
commission to the governor makes a
very favorable showing for the year.
The total number of fry distributed in
1894 was SO, 8l2, 500, and the cost Of
maintaining. hatcheries was $4.s@So4,
at the rate of Is cents per 1000 In
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