The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26
FRANCHISE HELD Up
MAYOR PAT'TEE HAS NOT YET
SIGNED THE MANDELBAUM
ORDINANCE
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST
ON the Matter Followed by
an Assurance of Careful COnsid-
eratiOn-Frank Guse, Brakeman
on a Logging Railway, Killed
Cold Weather Helps Work in
-Camps-SocfaI News of the Week.

SALTWATER, Mimi, Feb. Is
(Special)-The announcement made
yesterday that Mayor Pattee had sign
ed the ordinance granting a street rail-
way franchise to NJ j. Mandelbaum
and his associates of Cleveland, O., was
premature, Mayor Pattee having de-
cided to wait few days before he
takes any action in the matter. The
property holders on North Third street
are opposed to the building of a. line
along that thoroughfare and they met
the mayor at the city hall this after
noon, where they lodged protests
against the use of that street.
The mayor didn't Indicate what he
intended to Go with. the ordinance, but
gave the property holders assurances
that he would look into the matter
carefully before he took any action.
Frank Guse, a brakeman, employed
on ONeal Bros. logging railway, near
Mora, was accidentally killed by fall
ing between two ears. The remains
were brought here this morning. The
parents of the deceased reside in this
city and the young man was well
known among Saltwater people.
The cold weather of the past three
or four days was just what was wanted
by Saltwater loggers, and good work
is being done in all camps Although
much of the snow had disappeared ice
roads have been constructed and If 10
now hoped that the entire winters cut
viii be banked.
Mrs James Connors, of Withrow. this
county, died today, aged sixty-threa
years. She was well known and had
hPAn i'll for
will be held from her home on Monda V
afternoon.
Aid. Austin jerks left this evening for Kan.
sas City, where he will spend couple of
weeks.
Mrs. C. F. Kflgore and Mrs. Schiller of
Minneapolis, are spending day or two with
friends and relatives in athis city
William MeKusick. who has been visiting
friends and relatives IN this city, has re-
turned to his home at Wilmot s. D.
Charles E. Elmberg. of this city, was mar
rled in Elkton, Mimi. to Miss Bertha M.
spreokles. They will reside in this city.
Miss Marie Millbrook, of Ellsworth, Wis,
is visiting relativess in this city.
DR.. G. E. Clark has returned from Adrian.
Mich, whittier he WIS called by the illness of
his father, who is not yet out of danger but
is somewhat better, r.
The l. S. C. club gave a dancing party in
Eichten's hall last evening, twenty six couples
being in attendance. Among the young folks
from St, Paul were Johh Per Lee and vii,
liam Capron. CIi-A
the ladies of the Eastern Star gave a
dancing party in Masonic hall Wednesday
evening which proved an enjoyable affair
Sheriff Smith, who has been laid up for
some time with an injured leg. is improving
slowly.
P. s. Deragisch, of New PaynesvilIe Mimi,
spent a part of the week with his family in
this city
Miss Mary Fairbairn is guest of relatives
in ST. Paul
Miss Gertrude Davis has gone to Los An
gees. Cal
Frank Uffrich and family have removed
to Resemount, Mimi, Where Mr. Ullrich will
take charge of large farm.
Burglars MT GIenwoed.
GLENWooD, Mimi, Feb. 1.-Burel..-