St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-09
CAPITOL NOTES.

Fo1C .5F. Brown, steward; OF the ST. Peter
OSpital, Was a visitor at the capitol
esterday.
Hon. Martin A. Maland, of Rushford,
and Capt. George s. Whitney. of Fart
bault were callers at the capitol yester-
day.
The Church of st. Andrew, EIysian.
LIE Sueur county. has filed articles OF
incorporation with the secretary OF
state.
The National Hone and Soap CON-
pany. Minneapolis, with 800, 000 capital
and $40, 600 debt limit, filed articles Of
association yesterday with the secretary
of state.
Sheriff John P. Hammered, of
StearIlS county, received a warrant for
$3.50 from the state auditor Yesterday
for conveying OnG prisoner to the state
prison at Saltwater.
The Milwaukee railroad yesterday
made report of gross earnings for 1893,
emitting the state auditor To draw on
them for taxes amounting to the sum of
S187, 029.62 OH the main lines and
S1.O37.07 on the Ortonville branch.
Expense bills were filed with the state
auditor yesterday for public Institutions
for January as follows: st. Peter hos
pital for the insane, $40, 7T7.21; Fergus
Falls, SILL 200 IT; Rochester. Sl4, 525 So;
institution for the detectives at Fari-
bault, S5.619. g2. This is the expense in
part only Tor the latter institution.
The Duluth. Missaba & North western
hallway company flied with the seere-
tary of state a So. 800. 600 second mort
gage yesterday DID road bed, rolling
stock and franchise, for The purpose of
taking up first mortgage and the pur-
chase Of rolling stock. The mortgage
runs to the Central Trust company,
New York.
The following companies were licensed
by the commissioner of insurance to do
business in Minnesota for the following
year, having complied with the law:
American. of Boston, fire; Pacific Mu-
tual Life; Commercial Alliance Life,
of New York; National Masonic Acct
dent, Iowa; Scandinavian Mutual Aid,
of Illinois.
The examinations of students in law
were practically closed yesterday,
though it will be some days before The
results are reached. as the written ex-
aminations must be sent to Judge Shaw
and John q. Williams, members of the
board who were not present during the
examinations.
The Northwestern Mining and Mill
ing exchange, or minneapolis, nled arti-
cles of association in the office of the
secretary of state yesterday. The in
c~orporators we're: 5. s. Johnston. j. C.
Turney, John Grimes. w. n. Johnston,
J. B. Flanagan, W. A. Tanner, NJ. j.
Shelly, Eugene ID. Terrell. E. b. Town
send.
An exciting and. laughable time was
had in the Office of the attorney general
yesterday. Some time ago a large num- |
Der of persons interested petitioned the
attorney general to allow the use OF his
name officially in quo warranto proceed |
ings with a view to vacate the charter |
of Minnetonka village. lie saw no pub |
lie interest justifying such action, and |
so refused. The question came up again
yesterday. Attorney Smith, of Mime |
apolis. represented ninety or more per. |
sons renewing the petition, and Judge
A. III. Young 100 or more PRAYING him to |
deny it. Each charged the other with
having done all sorts of improper things,
and it seems many persons had signed
both petitions, and some of them still
another asking that the legality of the
corporation be tested. The question wa;
again taken under advisement.