The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03
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To Pick Ont BOOks-The state library
board will meet Thursday at the office OF
the state superintendent of public in
StrUCtiOn
Teachers to EIect-The Taylor Mem
oriaI Aid association will elect officers at
Room IS the Central high school, Friday
at 4:l5 p. m.
Capitol Commission Meets-The
board OF commissioners for the new state
capitol will meet today at its rooms in
the Endicott Arcade.
Trying for Medical Licenses-An eX-
animation of applicants for licenses to
practice medicine in the state Will be
held at the capitol today.
0'Gur5nan Goes BacI-William OGor-
man, who was formerly employed as
hookkeeper in the sheriffs office, again
assumed the position yesterday.
Hubbard County Borrows-The state
board of investment yesterday authorized
a loan of $4,000 to Hubbard county for
the new court house at Park Rapids.
Contagious Disease Report-Diph-
iberia at 100 Starkey street, and mem
braneous Group at 1888 Wells were report
Secretary Jackson Misunderstanding
J. L. jackson, of the state board of cor
rections and charities, returned yesterday
from the national prison conference at
Hartford.
September Revenue Reeeipts-The
internal revenue collections for the local
distric, during the month of September
aggregated 1920, $3.50, and the customs
collections, $37, 69S49
Reishus' First Report-Chief Grain
Inspector Reishus yesterday made his
first report of fees collected to the state
auditor amounting to $500. The Wfnona
normal school turned in $74S.74
Building Permits-A. Ambroseni took
out building permit yesterday for a
81 200 frame store on Western avenue, be-
tween Selby and Dayton. Three minor
permits, aggregating 1913, were also is
sued.
Change of StenOgraDhers -Miss Ada
Iverson. for the past two years employ
ed as stenographer in the office of the
city clerk. has resigned to take a posi-
ton ins the state auditors office. Miss
Veda Iverson has been appointed to fill
the vacancy.
DISCHARGED in Banlruptcy-In fed
eral court yesterday discharges in bank
ruptey were granted to Alfred G. Brown,
Jah1es5B. &faE Howard w. Field, Henry
HaeneI Eugene r. 1de and Chester G.
Higbee all of st. Paul, and Martin J.
Haley and Alois Hartwig, of Farming
ton.
DIR. 0hage's staf-Dr William G.
Richeson. recently appointed assistant
city physician, entered upon his duties
yesterday DR.. Howard R. Weirick will
act as first assistant city physician, filling
the vacancy caused by the retirement of
DR. Leavitt, and DR.. Richeson will be
second assistant. The salary of the first
assistant physician is $110O, and that of
the second assistant, $500.
Ways and Means COmmittee-A
meeting of the joint council committee
on ways and means will be held this aft
ernoon at the mayors office. The matter
of appropriating money from the coun-
ell emergency fund, to aid the committee
having in charge the reception to Presi-
dent Mckinley and the Thirteenth regi-
ment will be considered.
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From an Old Injurx--John I. Ander-
son, a laborer forty years of age, died
Sunday at the city hospital from an in
jury received nearly three years ago,
when his spine was hurt. Anderson was
confined to the hospital for some time
after the accident, but grew better, and
was later able to be about. Recently,
however, he was stricken with partial
paralysis and returned to the hospital,
where he grew worse until the end
McMahOn's Mishap-Frank McMa-