St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04
CAPITOL BRIEFS.

The necessary docu ments OF the
NUrtn Star Social club. for iter-
airy and social Improvement. was flied
with The secretary OF state yesterday.
Tie !ucuTpOTalOTS are William LiggiuS
joel Gage. E. IL Hamilton. L. Y.
Buchanan and ". II. howard, OF
minneapolis.
Andrew PaiSOn and associates yes
teTaay Illed articles OF association Ter
the Lutheran congregation at Oak
Park, Marshall county.
The auditor of state has received 4
check for $50 %, miscellaneous receipts,
from the sIate school az OWaiOnna fOr
TIE last quarter.
No further action has been taken in
the Burns case, The board not having
notified the attorney general OF lis
pleasure III the matter.
The following life insurance cons
DanIeo have filed the necessary papers
with the insurance commissioner 10 ell
tide them 10 do business the ensuing
year: independent Order of FoTesters,
OF Toronto: b. Lawrence Life. OF New
York: Providence Aid, OF Portland. Me.
From manuscript paper filed
in the Office OF the historical
society yesterday II appears that
Bismarck, HOW the capital OF North Da-
kOla. forty years ago was in wnat was
then the HenEepin county legislative
district of the territory OF Minnesota.
The article Is IN the torn OF reminiS-
cences. by b. II. Randall, now residing
al NinOna. who, in October. 1919. was
clerk IL the suffers store OF Franklin
Steele al Fort Smelling, afterwards sue
ceeding Col. John Il. Stephens as book
( keeper for the firm. lie was III the
legislature OF 1928. He was suffer ar
Fort n rfEa
written an Interesting account OF that,
which is Oh file in the Office OF the State
Historical society.
Gov. Nelson and Supt. Pendergrast
have returned from their visit 10 Fari-
baulL where they met with the board
in charge Of the school Tor detectives
The new cuSt8dial building for ifnbe-
Giles Is partially ready. and the board
determined 10 open il about April 10
The building completed wild accOmmo-
dale loo. now ABOUT 100, and there are
! $50 applications on I.e- II viii employ
! eighteen teachers and attendants. as
+ many OF the pool creatures to be pro-
! Yided for cannot even feed themselves.
( d. +. Reeves Is IN Illinois attending
the bedside OF his mother. who cannot
/ recover from her present illness. He
has been absent three weeks. and is
! unconscious OF the swelling boom for
him as clerk OF the supreme court.
launched by the Battle Lake Review.
which all about the capitol had read and
/ commented on faForably 20 Reeves.
:. Z. Farnham. the Madison editor.
was caller at the capitol Yesterday.
The commissioner OF labor and sta
tiSticS has commenced compiling sta
tistics gathered from the several rail-
/ road companies as 10 the shipment of
( all classes OF farm products from the
] several stations Oh their lines. The
/ compilation is by counties. From Brown
county, for instance, the shipments
/ amount 10 about l,50O. 600, or about S93
/ per capita for the entire population of
the county. Becker county shipments
amount TO about 473.000, or about 53
/ cents. Olmstead county ships but 81. 366
/ bushels OF wheat; also l. I56. 0OO POUNDS
/ of butter and cheese. Ii ships Is. 500
/ barrels of -four, ana 100 tons OF other
/ mill products. OF oats. #. 3T5 bushels:
! rye, $3.50: corn, pa: fax seed. 6G. 266::
/ barley. $685. OF poultry, game ana
/ fish. $4,000 pounds. There were 1870
! sheep and lD6,Uo0 pounds OF wool ON the
! list, and +66,900 pounds OF hides and
/ fuTS.
/ State High School Inspector George
/ B. Hilton was visitor at the capitol
/ yesterday; also Mrs. E. A Goff. author
| Of Minnesota Geography" and other
| works.