The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-04
CITY NEWS.

Open to Seventh Minnesota
street will be opend to Seventh street
today.
Personal Tax Roll Done - Assessor
Seng yesterday turned over to the coun-
ty auditor the personal assessment rolls
for 1899.
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Boys Contribute to tFae Fund-Lester
Punch and Harry Wolf, living on Tilton
street. gave a lawn social for the benefit
Of the New Richmond sufferers
No Yellow Fever-Scarlet fever was
reported at the health office as existing at
81 Aurora avenue and S36 Case street.
Diphtheria at Minnehaha and Cypress.
Postponed "A Week-On account of
the national holiday. the monthly meet
Ing of the Thirteenth Regiment Auxiliary
association will be postponed at the Com
mercial club to next Tuesday.
Funeral Will Be Tomorrow - The
funeral of Mrs. Mary Short will be held
tomorrow morning at $50 from her late
residence, 694 Bedford street, followed by
services at st. Mary's church.
pipe, operated with gasoline, exploded
yesterday in the residence of Samuel
Spindler 3S2 Maple street. The fire de-
partment was called, but the blaze was
extinguished before the arrival of the
firemen.
State Institution Receipts-Reports
on June Receipts Of a number of state
institutions were received by the state
auditor yesterday. The St. Peter insane
hospital reports 1891 90; the institute for
detectives at Faribault. 90, and the
state public school, $50
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Inspectors Find Quarters-The new
postoftice division headquarters in the
Germania Bank building will not be ready
for occupancy until the end of the month
In the meanwhile temporary offices have
been secured in the Merrill building, and
yesterday Col. Sullivan and his inspee-
tors took charge.
In the woodruff Building The
Woodruff building at Prior and St An
thony avenues has been designated by
the postoffice department for the new
Merriam Park sUb-station. It will open
for business, under the charge of Former
Superintendent of Carriers Hardacre as
soon as the furniture is in
Aid. SanbOrn VIII Adjourn Himself
The meeting of the board of aldermen
scheduled for this evening will be ad-
1ourned to tomorrow evening at 7:30
Many of the aldermen were going out Of
town for the day, and Aid. Sanborn
agreed to journey to the council chamber
and make the formal motion to adjourn
this evening.
Thrown From BuEgy-John Muir
ply was rendered unconscious last even
ing by being thrown out of a buggy at
West Seventh and Chestnut streets. The
central patrol wagon was called to take
Murphy to his home, but before the wag-
on arrived he recovered consciousness
and drove away. He was not seriously
hurt.
Is Investigating Cfties-Charles w.
Thompson, special agent Of the national
department of labor, called on Commits
sioner McHale at the capitol yesterday
Mr.. Thompson is Investigating the work.
ingS of various city governments in all
their departments for report which the
department expects to issue during the
coming year.
Bright Day for Eighteen Dis
charges in voluntary bankruptcy We're
granted yesterday by Judge Lochren as
follows: John Sundstrom. Charles :, U.
Rfdgway, Day Spaulding, Richard Price,
john r.. Storr, Frank Nicolin H. NJ
Crosby, E. v Holcombe. Christian F.
Meyer, Emil F. Sternberg, George E
Penpock, Moses S. lamar, Max Leibeclze,
Charles NJ. Russell, of st; Paul. w P.
Hurlburt, of Duluth; Charles Mcmillan,
of Duluth; and Newell A. Crittenden, of
Pine City.
Plans of the Nurses - The Ramsey
County Association of Graduated Nurses
met yesterday afternoon in the medical
association rooms. Lowry arcade, Dr.
Jeanette McLaren presided. The nurses
ten Of whom were present discussed the
ACCESSIBILITY of giving a large reception
to mark the close of their years work
The matter was left in the hands of the
executive committee which will report at
the next meeting The association has
had the names of it's members, with their
addresses and telephone numbers, printed
on slips of paper. A slip will be mailed
to every physician in ST. Paul.