The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-23

sentiment Of the city is and has been
in favor Of a change in the charter Of
st. Paul and it's necessity, since the
councils of Minneapolis and Duluth
have taken the necessary steps to Sc
cure for them new enactments of their
own making, makes the necessity for a
home rule bill for this city more imper-
ative than ever.
There are a large number of the pc
titions around the city, and until they
have been sent in it is impossible to
tell how nearly the total number of
names required have been signed. What
are lacking will probably be added to-
day People having petitions are re-
quested to send them in to the G o e
office today, or as soon as they are
filled up.
The ordinance introduced into the
council comes up for consideration in
the committee on streets Of the assem-
bly, tonight, and it is possible, now
that the demands of the citizens are
shown to be in favor Of a charter COM
mission, that the ordinance will be
pulled out Of the hole and referred back
with a favorable recommendation. But
it doesn't make any difference now
whether that is done or not, for the
people have taken their own way to
secure what the council has hesitated
about giving them, and are satisfied
whether the assembly gets a move on
itself or not.
Until such time as it is certain that
L sufficient number Of names have been
secured to meet the legal requirements,
The G o b e will publish the accom-
panying coupon. If you have not done
so, or had a chance to sign the petit
ion, fill out the coupon, send it to the
e Office. and a man will later call
1t your address and receive your sig
nature. Following are the names re-
2eived at the C o office since the
publication of the former list which
appeared Sunday morning:
s. P. Crosby, S03 Goodrich avenue.
Edward S. Green, 243 East Tenth street.
: II. Armstrong, III IgIehart street.
3. 7. HutchisOn, 1853 St. Clair street.
John Cavanagh, ST Smelling avenue
r. J. Cannon, $50 st. Clair street.
p. NJ. Quist 3S2 Avon street.
Frank H. Cleveland 50 Sherburne avenue.
Henry G. Tardy, 211 Fuller street
E. W. Farmer, 67 West Tenth street.
J. W. Taylor, 1127 Summit avenue.
J. A W0rell,, 257 SeIby avenue.
William NJ. Carson, S42 Holly avenue.
Rukard Hurd, the Marlborough.
J. a. Sabin, the Marlborough.
M. J. Donneliy, 81 Leech street
Arthur B. White 701 Marshall avenue
W. B. Henressey, % West Central avenue
J. H. Gardner, 306 West Third street.
Elmer H. Dearth, Ashland avenue.
r. s. Kennedy, 533 Dayton avenue.
Oliver Crosby, sol Goodrich avenue.
F. S. Harrison, $50 Ashland.
Robert H. Kirk $50 Summit avenue
Roy Brink, 668 East Fifth street.
Eugene Wolner, 1880 Langford avenue.
A. c.. C'ausen, 1921 Waltham avenue
Thomas Yapp, 424 East Ninth street
w. J. Sullivan, 1863 North Prior avenue.
A. e. Kribs, II Langford park.
A. Wedge Jr., CSC Dayton avenue.
r. II. D0ugan 437 Marshall avenue
John E. Stryker,, SO Iglehart street.
Fred WOCdbuorne.
s. S. Eaton Jr.
T. NJ. Catlin, Marlborough
L. P. Norris, 676 Edmund street
Charles w. Farnham, 507 Holly avenue.
Fred Swift, COS St. Anthony avenue.
II. VI. Norton, 7C1 Holly avenue.
G.. F. Thomas $50 Ashland avenue.
II. H. Galusha, 302 Sherman.
L. w. Brundage, $50 Selby avenue.
VIM. Koch pa Goodrich avenue.
J. S. Fugate, Metropolitan hotel.
Robert Erwin, 205 Chamber Of Commerce
building
A. p. Branstrom, SOC Chamber Of Commerce
building.
Samuel G. Sinner NJ D., sol Chamber Of
Commerce building.
T. c. Newcomb 1874 Summit avenue
Joseph r. Weide, 3S2 East Tenth street
JnO. p. Jacobson, 1868 County road.
PAIL f. Jacobson Go Twelfth street
Frank D. Willis, SO East Eleventh street
Henry A. Fine, 147 Kent street.
A. V. Williams. POS West Ninth street.
Peter Badly, SOP Portland avenue.
Francis K. Clarke SO st. Peter street.
John e. Jacques, Globe building.