The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-03
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nc More Stock Firm-Rogers & Rog-
of South st. Paul, filed articles of incor-
ID alton yesterday with the secretary of
tie. w. E., NJ. K. and ~ P. Rogers are
incorporators.
% Sell Photo NateriaIs-The Mime
Y )lis Photo Materials company, of Mime
ii 1!is. capital stock $4,000, flied articles of
corporation yesterday in the Office of the
I ;retary Of state. The incorporators are
W. and S. Kixmoeler. J. w. Crawford.
as. p. Holmes and Fred W. Heckrch.
/; Eew Manufacturing Company-Geo
Honstain. Julius Rosholt and Richard L.
wall of Minneapolis, filed articles of in
operation with Secretary of State Berg yes
day for the Honstain- Rosholt Manufactur-
company the capital stock of which is
be 100000.
' Will Manufacture Engines The
lwkins Hydro Engine company, with a cap
Il stock CT $4,000, filed articles of incor-
' raticn with the secretary of state yester-
y. Joseph B. Hawkins, VIM Heiple and
m. J. Rohr are the incorporates.
Land Company Formed-The Consoli-
tted Euclid Land company, capital stock
0,GG0 filed articles of incorporation yester
~ in the office of the secretary of state.
rank d. Hevener, Herbert E. Berreau, Jas
! Regain Arthur L. Gibson, E. Regnier and
ito Bremen.
Vital Statistics-The report of the St
aul health department fer January gives the
lumber of deaths as 144 births 269; death
ate per LOCO for the month, .66S; death rate
er 1909 Per annum. sol. Contagious diseases
e9orted, IS, of which - were dphthera and
..
ON scarlet fever, l.
Bank DiVidend-Judge MCGEE has au-
horizod Frank NJ. Nye as receiver of the
sank of Minneapolis. to pay a dividend of 40
er cent to the creditors Of the insovent con-
ern
Mill City Fircs-The January record of
he fire department at Minneapolis was as
ollows: Alarms, box, 81; stills, 30 value of
.uldings involved, S7S4, 100; contents, $780,
IS; loss on buildings. $2,72S9G; on contents,
4.178.S5; insurance on buildings, $269, 1877; on
ontents. 1892, 1888.
With the L Only. B. Johnston, regis
rar of the university, has severed his con-
lection with the Great Western Printing
:ompany. of Minneapolis, disposing of his in
crest to T. H. Girling and will devote him
self wholly to his duties at the university.
Teller Not COming-IIl health has com
)elled Senator Teller TO decline the invita-
Ion to attend the Butler Populist demon
stration at Minneapolis Feb. 16. Who will
De asked in his place is not known. 1t has
oeen suggested that George Fred Williams,
81 Massachusetts,, be asked
Testing Fire AIurms-A new STYLE of
thermostat, which is, in fact. an automatic
fire alarm. will be tried in Minneapolis by
Chief Stetson. 1t is intended to be fastened
to the ceiling and is connected with the fire
alarm system An unusual degree of heat
expands a metal cap in the thermostat,
closes an electric current and sends in an
alarm.
Sues for His MOneX-The case of c. T.
Moffett vs.. c. Il Rossman, receiver of the
Fred B. George Stationery company, of Min
neapolis, is trial before Judge Johnson
and a jury. Moffett seeks to recover Sc, 4O7
which he claims is due him from the defunct
company. The receiver refuses to pay the
bill. and alleges peculiar methods employed
by the plaintiff TO make it appear that he is
a creditor.
For Selling Cigarettes-N O. Peter
son, who runs a confectionery store at GAG
Cedar avenue, Minneapolis, was arraigned in
the police court yesterday morning on the
charge of selling cigarettes to minors The
hearing was set for this morning and Peter
son was released on his own recognizance.
The principal complaining witness is Ed OIL
son. who attends the jackson school, and it
is said to be a strong case.
Preparing to BuiId-Joseph Blickes