The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-07-28


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J Assistant County Superintendent Q
}, Schools Wilcox has arranged the Call ex
J animation for teachers desiring school
} 10 Hennepin county outside Of Minneap
!. OILS, and they will be held as follows
J Central High School building, Minneap
oils, August 10 and IL; school house
Robbinsdale district, August "A and .
school house, Long Lake district, Octo
Der 26 aud q All teachers who inten6
TO teach school in Hennepin county mus
take the examinations in one OF thu
places named, and the assistant county
superin tendent has made it q rule that
no private examinations will be giver
this year, unless it is impossible for The
teachers to be present at any OF the
three places.
The citizens of the South side are now
determined to have the market. They
have one in the Sixth ward, but it is not
enough for them. They propose to blow
their horns, and see if they cannot induce
T. b. Walker or others to come down
with them. A mass meeting for the pur-
pose of discussing the question was held
Wednesday evening at 1909 Washington
avenue south. Carpenters are at work
raising the temporary sheds for the gar
deners, also the stalls for the commission
men. Five stalls were completed Tues
day, and they were Immediately taken
possession of. The architects have drawn
plans for temporary market house on
Sixth street between Second and Third
avenue north. The plans provide for a
frame structure which will be in service
! this fall and next Water.
Charles W. Patterson, living at llO
James avenue north, is the proud pos:
SCISSOR of house at 422 Ninth avenue
south, which he has been renting to q
Mrs. Westling for $40 a month. A month
ago Patterson thought that il he could
increase his income 81 a month it would
be good thing and, as Mrs, Westline
! had no written lease, he raised her rent
to S11. At the end Of the month she re-
fused to pay the extra 81 and, although
rendering Patterson $50, he declined tc
accept it and began ejsctment proceed.
iugs in Justice Stiles court. Tuesday
G Unstable from this court appeared and
elected the y oman from the house, much
to the indignation of several of the neigh
bors. Mrs. Westling's husband is a
miner in Montana, and she supports her
self, her aged moi her and her eight
months-old baby by sewing.
The two story frame planning mill just
completed by Rogers & Whitcomb, and
located at the corner of Fifth street and
Sixth avenue north, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire about 9 o'clock Sunday
morning. At that hour smoke was seen
issuing from the roof, and several alarms
we're turned in calling out additional
steamers to protect adjoining property
The mill burned like finder, and large
crowds we're attracted to the scene by the
dense volume of smoke. During the
blaze the sparks lighted on the roof OF
the Academy of Angels, and another fire
was started, being checked without dam
age. There was no machinery in the
building, and the loss is estimated at
81, 500. Sparks also caught on the roof
of Anthony Kelly's dwelling, but no
damage was done. The fire is thought
to be the work of an inoendiary.
The board of trade held it's regular
weekly meeting Monday morning. DR..
j. w. Mcdonald made report in which
he stated that the river water was not
as impure as it might be, and he believed
it safe for any one to drink. Comparing
it with the spring water peddled in Min
neapolis he said it does not contain so
many germs or bacteria as the latter.
The report was in substance the same as
the one published in the press several
weeks ago and the recommendations
were along the same line, favorable to
artes1an wells, or drilled wells supple
mented by springs, and river water FL
tered. The board recommends to the
park board in favor of accepting the
Sutherland offer r. land at Lake Harriet
The following ~ members we're re-
ceived: Adler G. Ul91sen, James M. Sui
Ivan, VIM. F. Robertson, Leo NJ. Crafts
M. D., E. J.. lahon, F. l.. Balch
James Pye & VI. company.
Alfonso Dudel, alias Alfred johnson
residing at 1915 Logan avenue, was ar.
rested by Detectives Stavoi and Han
henson Wednesday morning charged
with forgery. Dudel was iu the employ
of the city bridge department some time