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The report that the Inauguration Of a new
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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22

would be obliged to on all, If any one
demanded it.
Some of the lumbermen expressed
the opinion that the auditor had been
too hasty in closing the sale on several
tracts, when, as it turned out, others
in the room We're weighing the matter,
and afterwards offered to bid more
than the sale was made at.
State Auditor Dunn will go to Anoka
tomorrow to conduct an auction sale
of school lands. including both new
land and that which has been forfeited
by former purchasers by failure to
make payments. There will probably
be 5000 to 10000 acres offered.
Considerable feeling was manifested
among the lumbermen down stairs in
one corner of the corridor, one logger
was swearing thatihe would pay $40
for certain tract before another man
should have it He was mad 1t ap-
pears that he wanted9a certain school
section located near where he is cut
ting, and some other funberman is go
ing to bid against him.
Don't make fool of yourself" said
a companion. You mustn't talk that
way. What do you want to pay all
that money to the state for? You never
car get out whole on price like that.
Just keep cool, and We'll fix it up be-
tween you two"
ou can't fix up5Ianything with me.
l have let that fellow alone for years.
[ have never tried to cut into his pre-
serves, and now he comes down here
ana tries to cut me out of that section.
You can't fix it up with me. He can
buy 1T If he can, but he will have to
pay more than $40 for it if he does"
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22


Sunday School, Branch-Mrs. R. K. Glas-
by, Medford.
Discussion
Helps Used in Preparation
Receiving New Members
800 to 5:30-"Outing," under auspices "Owat-
onna, 81 committee.
SATURDAY EVENING.
Chris ian Citizenship Mass Meetings.
7:30-Men's meeting. Auditorium. Angus G.
56 Braden Minneapolis presiding; Gnuo Mic.
Carrie A. Hobrook, Presiding.
Devotional services.
Central Thought-"What Women Are
Doing for Christian Citizenship Along
Educational Lines
Miss Louise H. Richardson, Northteld
"In the Temperance Field
Miss Mary NJ. Janson, Albert Lea
Through the Ballot
Miss Lou c. Fowble st. Paul
''For a Better Sabbath Observance
Miss Name Starr. Tracy
For More Healthy Citizenship.
DR.. Jennette N. McLaren, st. Paul
Solo-"Can a Boy Forget His Prayers
Mrs. G, L. Hanscom, New Hampton, 10.
Closing words - Miss Carrie A. Holbrook
SUNDAY MORNING.
Song and Testimony Service
Miss Ella Norris. Minneapolis
Bible Study. .... Miss Persis Damon, Winona
Prayer for the services of the day.
Adjournment for regular preaching services
in the different churches.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. -
at Methodist church. at 8 p. M, junior
rally, for junior and junior workers only.
Miss Alice A. Brown, state worker In the
Junior Epworth league, will address the chill
dren, and an interesting programme is in
preparation by the juniors of Owatonna. The
exercise Minnesota Juniors" written by the
state superintendent, will bring the happy
occasion to a close.
The programme Sunday afternoon at the
Auditorium will be:
Song and Prayer. Mr.. Geo. S. Tupper, Duluth
"Our Denominational Papers
Mr.. Charles Flanagan, Mankato
Suffer the Little Children
Mrs. r. S. GlaSby, Medford
Music
President Hunts Annual Address.
Introduction of New Officers
The exercises Sunday evening will be at
the Auditorium, beginning 1T 1870, Rev. S:
Ellery, Owatonna conducting. The report of
committee on resolutions; the convention
sermon, Success Through Surrender" DR..
w. B. Riley. Minneapolis; a closing consecra-
ton service by C. N Hunt; ''God be with
you till we meet again." Mizpah, will be the
order
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
ORDERS FOR NATURALIZATION.
Republicans Are Not Doing All the
HustIing.

A meeting of the Democratic city commit
tee, of which r. w. Bell is chairman, was
held last evening at the headquarters in
the Germania Life building. All but two of
the members of the committee were present.
The only business transacted was the con-
sideration of reports from the several wards
on the subject of naturalization. According
to the reports of the committeeman the work
First ward orders have been issued to 152
voters, the majority of this number being
So orders have been issued. In the Third
and Fourth wards, 25S; in the Fifth ward,
175: in the Sixth ward, ESQ; in the Seventh
ward, As, but in this ward the total number
of voters who require second papers is given
as only 314 in the Eighth ward, 341; in tae
Ninth ward, 1870; in the Tenth ward. 50,
who will require second papers. In the
Eleventh ward forty orders have been issued
ed that a house to house canvass was being
made by the citizens and before the end OF
the month all of the 172 voters who needed
second papers would have been corralled.
The question of having the committeeman in
each ward secure halls where those desiring
second papers could receive information and
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
MARKET HOUSE REPAIRS.
Proposition to Issue Bonds Is Killed
in Committee.

The joint council committee on public
buildings met yesterday afternoon to clean
up a lot of dead wood" in the shape of
resolutions which had been referred to them
during the past year. The resolution passed
by the board of aldermen authorizing the
issuance of $4,000 in certificates of indebted
ness, to make repairs on the market house,
was recommended for slaughter. In place
of this the committee will recommend that
about $1,000 be placed in the tax estimate
for 1898 to make the needed repairs on the
market house.
Health Commissioner Stone was called on to
explain the necessity of repairs to the small
pox infrmary which he had requested in a
resolution about six months ago. HIS ex-
PLANTATION was satisfactory to the committee,
but the question of funds then arose. The
comptroller settled this by saying there would d
at the end of the year and the comraittee will
recommend that this amount be used in re-
The petitions for and against the estab-
lishment of a public market on West Third
and East Ninth streets will be cNzidered
aft a special meeting of the committee to be
held within the next week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
AMENDED BY THE EDITOR.
But the Street Railway Company
Couldn't HeaT 1t.

Couldn't Hear 1t.
The telephone wire between the Office of
the Twin City Rapid Transit company and
the editorial office of the Pioneer Press was
kept warm and busy yesterday morning. The
trouble arose over the publication of the
street railway ordinance, which Vice Pres
dent Goodrich submitted to the council Tues
day night. copy of the ordinance was
forwarded to the editor Of the paper early on
Tuesday The editor, after looking the meas
ure over, made several amendments to the
ordinance, which to his mind would improve
the same. Among the amendments suggested
were several as to the pavement cf the space
between the tracks of the company with as
phalt, the same to be laid under the supervis on
of the city engineer. After the editor had cor
rected the ordinance to suit his views the
copy was turned over to the city editor for
publication and that gentleman, supposing the
interlinations made by the editor were parts
of the ordinance, published it as corrected.
AS a matter of fact the street railway Off
GERS are particularly touchy the subject of
asphalt paving and when the ordinance as
published in the Pioneer Press, met the eyes
of the officials Of the company there was
conversation plentifully marked with blank
spaces and dashes over the telephone. The
explanation, outlined above, was made and
in order to correct the mistake the ordinance
without the amendments Of the editor was
Tepubiished yesterday morning.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
MIR. MEIKLEJOHN DEPARTS.
Assistant Secretary of War Went
West Yesterday.


Ex-Gov Meiklejohn, assis ant secretary of
war, who, during his brief visit here, inspect
ed the Third infantry at Fort Smelling left
yesterday with his party for the West in
the private car Magnolia of the Missouri
Pacific company. The itinerary includes
visit to the government post at Yellowstone,
later to Fort Custer and on to the posts on
the Pacific coast and down into
Texas. The trip will be finished about
Nov. 20, although the assistant secretary will
return home by way of the South. Seen
yesterday in his car, which was attached
to the Northern Pacific overland train Gov.
Meiklejohn expressed much pleasure at the
condition of affairs at Smelling, and the re-
ception accorded him there. During his visit
he was advised by the proper officials that
there was needed at the post a new drill
hall, a new storehouse, an additional water
tank and some considerable improvements
to the post rife range.
The assistant secretary took full memor
anda of the needs and will include them in
the consideration of what changes and i'm
provements are to be made early next year
in the government posts
The assistant secretary reviewed the troops
at Smelling yesterday morning.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22

The sale occupied about three hours,
and Hon. C. F. Staples, mentioned
above, was an interested spectator all
the time. At it's conclusion he ex-
pressed himself as well satisfied with
the manner in which it had been con-
Quoted and the prices obtained; that it
had been fairly managed and to the
best interests of the state.
A prominent logger, one of the bid
ders, in commenting on the prices OBJ
tanned, said that he had never before
witnessed such a demand for timber
nor such high prices. "It is evident, ;"
he continued, that all the buyers are
confident that prices of logs and lum-
Der will have a marked advance next
spring. If they don't, some of todays
buyers will lose big money"
At the conclusion of the sale. one Of
the bidders requested Auditor Dunn to
reopen the sale of one of the tracts,
which had gone for s1.6O per 1000, Of
fering to pay 81 a thousand for the
same, but the auditor explained he
would be unable to do so; that if he
reopened the sale on one tract he
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22

orders, was discussed, and it was decided to
carry out this plan. Persons will be secured
to attend the proposed meetings and they will
be held in each ward commencing Saturday
Oct. 80. The location of the halls
viii be announced in the pubic press the
first part of the coming week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
Lydia E.
Pif7khalr7

found, in treating the
ills of woman, that
regularity of bowels
was important, and a
laxative which would
act in harmony with
the vegetable Com
pound necessary.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Liver Pills are the
result of her study
and experience. For
sale everywhere. IS
cents a box.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
PROTEST FROM RESIDENTS
Against Issuing a License to Fritz
Kuehner.

The assembly committee on license yester-
day laid over the application OF Fritz Kr.ehner
for a saloon license at 1886 Hastings avenue.
borhood protested against the granting of
the license on the ground that there was
one saloon in the vicinity now and two would
he too many In order to give the objectors
a chance to be heard the application was
laid over.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
DIED..

LUDINGTON-Ou October 20 at stoneham,
Mass, Adaline j., wife of Thomas E. Lud-
ington, of this city.
GRUBER-At p. M, Oct. 81, at residence,
145 Carroll street, Lucy Gruber daughter
of Nicholas and the late Magdalena Gruber,
aged Is years and days. Notice of flu
neral hereafter.
KUGLER-John Kugler, at his residence 241
West Third street, Oct. 81, 1897, aged 80
years. Funeral from above residence Sat
urday, Oct. 23. at $50 o'clock. Services at
Assumption church at 8 o'clock
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22

500 Line rates to Buffalo and return
only $3.50, with stop-over privilege at
Niagara Falls and Toronto.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
no DeIerates w. G. IT. u.

The 500 Line is the only line making
one fare for the round trip to Toronto
and Buffalo.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
Has r. o,Rourke,s Trouble.

Anderson. who has a5cold that has tempor-
arily deprived him of the use of his voice,
the trial. of the case against Herbert Fari-
bault was not resumed yesterday, but ad-
journed until 2 p. ma today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
Ole j. vaule, appellant, VS.. David Miller, re-


/. Section 5o49, G. s.g1Ss4, to the effect that
where a Judgment of a justice of the peace
has remained undsturbed for period of not
less than two years, such Justice shall be
presumed to have had jurisdiction of the
subject matter of the action and the parties
thereto at the time of rendering such judg-
ment where it appears. by his docket that he
did acquire and had such Jurisdiction; con-
strued and held, that after the lapse of
the Limitation of two years such q judg-
ment cannot be impeached in collateral ac-
tion or proceeding by eXtr1nsic evidence show
ing that the justice did not in fact have
jurisdiction to render the judgment. But 1t
may be impeached when directly attacked
2. An action may be maintained to set
aside a judgment valid on its face on the
on the defendant. Such an action is not
collateral, but a direct attack upon the judg-
ment
8. In an action on a judgment the de-
fendant may, by way OF counter claim and
equitable defense, set up facts which would
Justify a court of equity cancelling the judg-
ment on the ground that the summons had
never been served on him and have, in case
he establishes his defense, the judgment
cancelled
4. 1t is not sufficient to establish such de-
fense by a mere preponderance of the evi-
dence The evidence must be clear and
practically conclusive:
8. Evidence considered and held that 1t
does not sustain the verdict.
6, An entry in Justices docket in these
words: Execution returned wholly unsatis-
fed Costs on execution $780, is not suf-
ficient to establish, prima facie, the plain
tiff's right to recover in an action upon the
judgment of $3.50 as accrued costs on execu-
tion.
Z, Judgment Of justice of the peace
in an action where he ommitted to require
section 5O24, is irregular but not void. Judg-
ment reversed Start, @. j.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22
Art Embroidery Dept.

A special sale of an importation
of Munich Embroideries, Tea
Cloths, Scarfs and Centers, some
slightly soiled. The designs are
very neat, and are all the ideas of
foreign artists.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-22

To supply your Linen wants at
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Ready-made sheets and Pillow
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