The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-05
r. A. Abbott. b2s Holly avenue
John G. Richardson, 6l Marshall avenue.


P. ]. Hevener, GA De Soto street.
S. c. Haskell, 23O East Ninth street.
Henry A. Merrill, 6SS Laurel avenue.
p. r. Merrill, $50 Laurel avenue.
S. Q. Greer. 466 Iglehart street.
T. E. Ludington, 401 The Colonnade.
H. ]. Scholey 500 Laurel avenue.
d. H. Watson, 402 Hall avenue.
o. w. Philips, 1898 Dayton avenue.
John T. McColl, 612 Temperance street.
]. P. Gribben, 1914 East Seventh street.
R. G. Bausher, 274 Ramsey street
J. F. Langton 81 Summit avenue.
Jacob Mannheimer, 522 Iglehart street.
James Snyder, 429 Holly avenue.
John Espy, "A Summit avenue
NJ D. Flower, 42S Ashland avenue.
o. H. Arosin $40 Olive street
George p Lyman. A, The Virginia.
Edward B. Young, 1924 Summit avenue.
G. A. Archer, Marlborough.
William Candy, 1876 Lincoln avenue.
William NJ. Burke, 429 Dayton avenue.
Thomas H. Dickson, III Cambridge avenue
George r. Finch, 245 Summit avenue.
w. E. Mayhem, 721, Hague avenue.
c. ]. Potts. The Aberdeen.
c. X. Davis, 100 Harrington avenue.
Frank B. Kellogg 633 Paramount avenue.
Lorenzo Hoyt Hoyt avenue.
Y. NJ. Watkins s525 Holly avenue
George H. Prince sol Ashland avenue.
George P. Power 10 Kenwood terrace.
F. R. Welz, Hotel Ryan.
H. w. Fagey, 457 Holly avenue.
w. H. Elsinger, Aberdeen hotel.
Jacob Dittenhofer. 544 Portland avenue.
A. C. Floan, 100 Ashland Avenue.
Thomas Nelson 191 East Fourteenth street.
g H N Esngs1 g. E Eulbdnx se
J. w. Pinch 729 Laurel avenuo..
Henry Franklin, 224 West Isabel.
E.. NJ. Van Duzee Merchants National
j. ]. Schoenleber, 697 jack on street.
P. S. mcgowan. 4S7 Ashland avenue.
F: W. Anderson, go Lincoln avenue.
w. B. Geery, 592 Portland avenue.
w. F. Pee., 237 Dayton avenue
John B. Johnson $50 Fairmount avenue.
Chester R. Smith 25l Sum- nit place.
V. c. Gilman, 500 Ashland avenu".
A. C. Anderson. 1869 Marshall avenue.
James f.. Weed. 261 Summit avenue.
James Kasson, 561 Fatrmount avenue.
NJ. c. Heating. 5S5 Iglehart street.
L. J. Gates 573 Marshall av ne
R. c. jefferson, 276 Summit avenue.
w. H. Kammsn. 70 West Fillmore avenue.
]. P. McGoldrick, 500 Iglchart street.
H. c. Blase. 29S Fourteenth street.
Q. T. Morris, 42s Rondo street.
J. Magll Smith; 1872 East Four street.
Henry Hutchinson, The Aberdeen.
B. F. Wright, 53S Dayton avenue.
B. Michel, Isl West University avenue.
S. A. Forbes, CO Sherburne avenue
G. N. Bailey, 52S Como avenue.
George Dickson, 1O6 Manitoba avenue.
]. R. Mason. 613 Cock street
John F. Gehan 10 Arch street.
R. A. Becker. 241 East Seventh STREET.
G. H. Hcsmer, sos Ohio street
n. P Langford POI South Exchange.
A. H. Lindeke 295 Summit avenue.
c. G. Irvine. 1885 Rondo STREET.
W. A. Van slyke, si1 Van slyke court.
Hamm Brewing company, by Wjl1n
Hamm, vice president.
Bohn Manufacturing company, by George
L. W. Rundiet, GOT Lincoln avenue.
John Wagner, county jail.
Brown, Treacy G Co., 142 East Fourth
Paul Quehl, 241 East Rcbie street.
And hundreds of others in all parts of the
city.
FROM MANUFACTURERS UNION.
At the same time the Manufacturers
union presented the following COM
munication touching on the same mat
ter:
The Northwestern Manufacturers associa-
ton desires to add Its support to the petit
ton presented to you by the citizens COM
mittee of St. Paul and the resolution. for
warded to you by the Commercial club for
an adjustment of the misunderstanding be-
tween the city and the Great Northern Rail-
way company
This association, In cooperation with the
Commercial club and large number of the
influential women of the city, are making
patriotism, towards the support of home In
dustries.
1t is well known that the growth wealth
and prosperity of the Eastern cities has been
and is mainly due to the factory and the
workshop.
The liberality with which the past and
present council have assisted our efforts to
encourage and enlarge the industries of this
city causes us to believe that the differences
between the city and the Great Northern Rail-
way company will be treated by the present
council In the same spirit, and that nothing
will be done to trammel or prevent the
Great Northern Railway company from max
ing Its contemplated extension to its work
shops and plant.
The petition, the letter of the mayor.
and also that Of the Manufacturers
union, were referred to the Joint com
mittee ON streets from the assembly
and board of aldermen.
The ordinance of Aid. Bantz fixing
the pay Of the sweepers on the asphalt
paved streets at $1.25 per day was sent
Ito the committee on streets without
reading.
The resolution directing the removal
Of the bill board fence on University
avenue, between Grotto aInd Avon
streets, went to the same committee.
Preliminary orders for the paving
with asphalt of Arundel street, between
Holly and Marshall, and Mackubin
street, between Summit and Marshall.
were passed.
The resolution directing the payment
of $500 to ]. H. O'Brien for extra work
done on the Cedar street sewer was
reconsidered and referred to the COM
mtttee ON streets. The corporation at
torney advised that it would be illegal
TO pay O'Brien the amount