The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-11
CITY NEW s.

First Thunder StOrm-The first thun-
der storm of the season occurred in st. Paui
at an early hour yesterday.
Acl<er Post Meets-There viii be
regular meeting of Acker post. G. A. r.. at
their hall. Central block. Sixth and Seventh
streets this evening, at 8 O'Clock.
PeddIinG without License-Joseph
Wnlerlus was fined So in police court yester,
day for Deddng without license he SAID
he had tried to get permit to peddle for
short time, but was refused.
would Re Administrator-R. A. Car
rington yesterday filed petition in probate
court asking that he be granted letters of
administration of the estate of EmlEe Z.
Darlington. deceased. The estate is valued
at $3.50.
To Vote on Market Site-All market
gardeners produce raisers and florists are
requested to attend the meeting Sunday after
noon at o'clock at Market hail. to vote on
their choice for location Of the proposed
new market.
Let the Soldiers GO-J. H. Koran and
Charles Maher two soldiers from Fort Shell
ing. arrested Thursday night for disorderly
conduct were yesterday discharged in poiice
court on the ground that their regiment. the
seventh is soon to leave the Fort.
Camera Club CaIl-To those interested
In the formation of a Camera club a meet
ing is called for Tuesday evening next. at
O'Clock. in the hall of the Albion hotel. 1872
Selby avenue to discuss the question in all
Its phases \ full attendance is desired.
building Permits-Building permits
were Issued yesterday follows: John H.
Johnson frame dwelling on the south side
of Martin street. between Arundel and
Mackubn, si100 First National bank. al
teratons, Jackson street. between Third and
Fourth 500. Three minor permits, $3.50.
Soldiers widows Request-Mathilda
Bietsch, widow of Frederick Bietsch. MEM
Der of the Third regiment who died at Nom
tauk Point, yesterday applied for letters OF
administration of her husbands estate.
Bietsch left personal property to the amount
OF $500.
PatroIman krivanek Resigns-Pa-
trolman JOSEPH krivanek, of the First gre
cinct was asked to hand in his resignation.
He was found off his beat Thursday night
by Sergeant Ross. He appeared before the
chief of police yesterday and handed in mis-
resignation a member of the force
Evidence Was Weak - Mrs Jacob
Sickles and Mrs. William Hoban were dis
charged in police court yesterday. the evil
dence introduced TO prove them guilty Of
the larceny of lace curtains and other artl.
cles from an East Seventh street furnishing
company being insufficient.
school Loans Approved - The state
board of investment yesterday authorized the
following school loans: Becker county,
$500; Otter Tail county. $500: Rock county.
$500; Yellow Medicine county, $780, Wilkin
county, 81 600; Mobiles county. 5000; Todd
county, $1,000; Meeker county, $500; Morri-
son county, $3.50; Dakota county, $1,000
Chicken Thief Convicted-Ben. D.
Main, convicted by a jury In police court
Tuesday for stealing chickens from Chas
Wick was given a seventy -fve-day sentence
in the workhouse yesterday by Judge Hine
The jury recommended the clemency of the
court in the case. and but for this Judge
Hine states that he would have imposed a
longer sentence. Martin Cunningham, an &C
complete in the same offense, appeared in
court and changed his plea to guilty. He
was given sixty days.
Accepted New EIevatOrs-The Joint
city hall and court house committee met
yesterday afternoon and formally passed a
resolution accepting the new court house ele-
Yators from the contractors. The matter of