The Irish standard., 1895-07-20

iSCompany, st. Il aul; Bid 10. ~ 312,763,
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IBID 70. . $22. 76f !; Gillette Herzog Man
1ufacturing COMPANY $28 $40 and $33O;-
iS44;; Minneapolis Wire Works Company,
E$233,445 and s29, . Pauley FAIL Railding
and Manufacturin apany !, st. Louis,
Sis. 446.l5 and: $40, 242: II; Rinkerd Hoff,
$29, $50 and S33, 400. Bids were NJ also
opened for cement work ia the basement
land were as folio Columbia Paving
C0mpany,s84 cents per square yard !,
Brown g Edazen, $1.2O par square yard;
lStandard Stone Sidewalk Company, 80
cents per square yard b; Barris,
$1.l8 per square yard; Franklin Stone
Sidewalk Company. 81 per square yard.
The committee recommended awarding
! the contract to the Columbia Paving
Company, the amount being about
$1,000. The different bidders on the jail
work appeared before the committee
The lowest bidder by, over 81, 900 was Mr..
strong case to the committee, with the
probability that his bid will be accepted.
James Sheehan, Of Seattle, Wash,
brother OF VIM. J. Sheehan, of this city,
left Minneapolis last Sunday evening for
a two-months sojourn in the land Of his
birth. He will visit the old homestead in
the county Cork and it Is more than likely
will dispose Of the same before returning.
Not only Ireland, but England, also,
where he has business interests to attend
to, will be visited by Mr.. Sheefan while
absent, and his many friends here and
throughout the West will wish him a
safe, pleasant and successful.
ART ~. ~. "a e, 10
iting her sister Mrs. James Nelis at Brain
erd.
Don't forget the A. o. H, picnic next
Wednesday at Lake Park, Lake Minne-
tonka. You can go out and return for
Soc Read the list Of attractions and
time card OF trains In another column.
Miss Annie Leonard Of 1900 Third street
south, left Tuesday evening last for Chi
cago over the Milwaukee road when she
will visit friends for month.
The next meeting Of the county board
of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians OF
Hennepin county will be held Sunday,
Aug. 4th at the hall Of Div. No. 5, A. @.
H., In Cahill at 5. p m. County Presi-
dent Connolly announces that bus" will
be at the Hotel N:col.et to convey the
members The start will be made at !
P. NJ. : s;a,
Oracle, the one and ne-half-year-old
child of Andrew O'keefe, who was killed
by falling from second story window Of
the family residence, 416 Fourteenth ave-
nue. south, July, IL, was buried in the East
Side Catholic Cemetery on the 14th inst.
Her brother, but four years old, who
grasped his little sister in an endeavor to
save her at the time, and who also fell
from the window and suffered injuries
that was feared would prove fatal, is now
said to have SO far improved as to be out
of danger. #
Next year over a million dollars worth
Of taxable property will be added to: the
city assessors list. The additional taxable
property represents abent $4,000 bicycles
now being ridden in Minneapolis by old
and young. The only reason that this tax
will not be collected this year is the fact
that by an error the old form was printed
again for the Hennepin county assessors
blanks. In Ramsey county the bicycle
was printed in It's proper place on the as
SCISSORS list, as required by the amend
ment to tax laws known as s. F.. 374. City
Assessor Plummer says that he has sue
coed this year in getting a good many
wheels under assessment, by next year
there will not be a bicycle that is liable to
taxation that will escape. The state au
ditor has written a letter, in which he
states that it is the fault OF the county au
ditors that bicycles do not appear on the
assessors list.