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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
NEW CANADIAN ROAD.
Capitalize With $1O,OOO.OOO of
Stock and S13.OOO.OOO of Bonds.

Stock and $13,OOO,OOO of Bonds.
Canada is reaching out for more of the
grain carrying trade, from our North
west as well as from her own A rail-
road has been projected between the
East and West that will save hundreds
of miles in transportation This is the
Quebec & Lake Huron Railway COM
pany, which is asking for a charter from
the Canadian government. This road
will start from the mouth of French riv-
er, which flows into the upper part Of
Georgian bay, and will run slightly
northeast to the Ottawa, which it will
cross at Matana. Thence it will cut
through a rich but undeveloped country
lying on the north bank of the Ottawa,
crossing the Lievre river at Rapide de
FOriginal, and the St. Maurice at
Grandes Piles. The eastern terminus Of
the line will be in Quebec. The distance
from Georgian bay to Quebec will be
440 miles, or 135 miles shorter than the
p: eSent shortest route from Parry sound
which opens into Georgian bay south Of
French river AS regards the trade
coming from Lake Superior and Lake
Michigan, there will be a saving Of lis
miles of navigation on Lake Huron.
Thus the water and rail transporta ton
will be $50 miles shorter by this route
than by the Parry Sound and Great
Northern.
The new line says Felix S. S. John
son, our commercial agent at Stanbridge,
in a report to the state department., will
pass about 125 miles north of Montreal
and run through the immense plateau
of the Matawin, Rouge, Lievre and Ga
tineau rivers, embracing over 100000
acres of the forest and ia, ming lands of
Quebec. Undoubtedly the opening of a
railway through this immense tract of
arabic lands will give powerful i'm
pulse to colonization, as there is enough
good farming in this plateau out of the
reach of railroads to support a popula-
ton of 100000 souls.
The company intends to build immense
elevators at both ends of the line, and,
regardless Of cost to build road the
grades and curves of which will allow
a modern locomotive to haul at least fifty
loaded freight cars.
The capital of the company IS $10,000.001
in shares and 900 in bonds. The
promoters expect to bring to Quebec for
shipment by the st. Lawrence, either in
grain or -four, between 300O0,000 and so, 0,00O-
600 bushels of wheat a year and a great
part of the millions of feet of lumber
cut every year in the country traversed
by their line. The new road will effect
the utilization of the splendid forests
of hard woods through which it will rum
which now are unavailable because they
cannot be fioated. 1t also Is expected
that many pulp and paper mills will be
built along the line.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
GLENCOE & SOUTHERN.
Work of COnstruction Hoped TO Be
Begun This Year.

Though the directors of the Duluth,
Glencoe & Southwestern held no session
yesterday, a number OF matters pertain,
ing to the plans for the construction of
the new Mankato-Duluth Lire were talked
over and decided upon. Surveyors will
be put in the field during the coming
week to locate the lire and a vigorous
effort will be made at once to secure
funds with which tc at least begin con-
struction before next winter. The direc-
tors have decided to continue the plan of
issuing certificates TO the amount of SUBJ
scriptions received, payable in the first
issue of the capital stock Of the road.
Arrangements have been made to inter-
est capital in a number of towns along
the route to be surveyed in the hope that
sufficient money can be gathered together
to carry the work forward from now on
without interruption
The proposition of the Eastern firm
which wishes TO construct the line and
take in payment the first issue of stock
of the road, has been renewed, though no
decision was arrived at by the directors.
The amount Of money In sight Is in-
sufficient to pay the expense of locating
the line. but the directors see their way
to meet the outlay on the completion of
the survey. Engineer Woodruff. of ST..
Paul, will locate the road.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

have sold farms in Iowa for $40 and $50
per acre and bought untitled Minnesota
land at from Sc to SIS per acre.
AS previously stated IN the g o e.
rents have been going up, but, surpris-
ing as 1t may seem, to the renting agen-
cies, at least, tenants have even been
willing and are prepared to pay the new
prices.
1t is a well-established fact that town
lots are the last TO reap the benefit OF a
large immigration. Minnesota, and, in
deed, the whole Northwest, is just now
experiencing a great influx of new set
tiers Town property will soon feel the
effects of this increase In the popula ton.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
WIN Not Cross at Grade.

The Burlington has commenced con-
stfuctlon work at Worthington, and has
large force at work with a censid-
efable amount of grading equipment
Connections viii be made with the old
of the work. The Omaha has also put
men in the field at Worthington, and
Will raise the tracks through the city
allowing the Burlington 20 make an un-
derg1ound crossing. The construction in
VOWED Will call for the expenditure of
$4,000 During the summer the Burling-
ton plans to erect new depot, and the
Omaha also has large amount of ad-
ditional betterments in prospect
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

realty men have not been taken with the
combine fever; indeed, they merely seek
to remedy a number of evils which have
crept into the business unsolicited.
J. w Shepard is the originator Of the
social gathering idea, and the success of
the luncheon on Thursday augurs well
for future affairs of like nature. There
can be no question but the real estate
exchange is a good thing, both for the
real estate men and the city OF 81.
Paul, and the movement now on foot will
- be directed towards making more effec-
tual the organization.
The Commercial club has In hand a plan
very similar to one successfully carried
out in Milwaukee. A large investor was
induced to construct a large manufactur-
ing establishment and lease space to the
small industries of the city. The building
is fitted with all modern appliances and
excellent sanitary arrangements. Power
is supplied to the tenants at nominal
figure and 500 people find employment in
the one building. The same proposition
is being urged by the Commercial club of
st. Paul. Many small manufacturing es-
adjustments find 1t difficult to secure
proper quarters for their business, and
are further handicapped for the want Of
power, without having to put in plant
OF their own.
A canvass Is now being made by the
Commercial club to ascertain how much
floor space could be disposed Of IL such a
building was constructed on the plan Of
the Milwaukee building. From the infor-
nation secured by the club such a build
ing could be very readily tenanted.
A new fiat building is being put up on
Kent street, between Laurel and Selby.
The foundation for the Kretz apartment
house on Summit avenue has been COM
pleted.
The purchase Of Northern Pacific land
by o. A. Robertson and others, involving
something like 81, ,00O, 900, means consider
able to st. Paul. The syndicate will make
Its headquarters in st. Paul, and open up
one of the largest land agencies In the
Northwest All the company's business
will be transacted here.
The residence building on Fairmount
avenue being put up for James Ricketts,
will be completed this week.
The uncertainty of the price of build
ing material, and more especially the la
Dor situation, is still responsible for the
inactivity in building. However, people
are becoming cognizant of the fact that IL
is not so much the present high price as 1t
Is the depressed condition of the market
for several years. 1t now seems hard to
pay the existing price in the face Of the
Did values.
Farm lands are held at premium The
season has brought boom in this class
If property. and thousands of immigrants
have been distributed on wild lands in
Minnesota, North and South Dakota.
These people are Of a very good class.
They come to Minnesota with practical
knowledge Of diversified farming, to which
he soil is best adapted. and bring money
nto the state as well. In most cases they
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John Hartman and wife to e. A. NC

John Hartman and wife to e. A. Nc
Donnall, It 2S, Hillards sub, 1t 49,
Lake Z. .....................$1. .00(
Ann T. Witham to John A. Nellek,
Its Il and IS, Bryant & MS rear
of blk 13, Woodbury. & Cas-. 2Ot
Louisa G. Wolterstorff and hus-
band to Amelia D. Bachman, 1t IA,
pit IS. blk "a, L. Dayton's ........... 3,1O(
John Erhorn and wife to Norman
Taylor, 1t Z, blk %, Aurbach's rear
of Port of White Bear........ 1,50C
Hamilton B. butcher and wife to
Pauline E, Turner. 1t 9, blk 10,
Merr1am's s rear of Merria Park as
Z to Its z, s. 9, 10, 16................. S,5Ot
Henry Erickson to Allen Anderson.
1t Z, blk 4. Lyton's add. SOC
Catherine Demont and husband to
Frederick Aichle, 1t 4, blk 8,
Z. Humphreys add ..................... SOC
Enoch G. Wisnow to Katherine
Nagner, 1t 16, of Martin & Lie
nau's rear of blk go, Brown & Jack
sons add ................,........ 09(
Total ........................... SIC, SOC
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bill in court for the appointment of re-
ceiVer.. Pending argument a peremptory
injunction was issued restraining the
Gates of stock
The company operates a trolley system
from Twenty-second street andJ Wabash
avenue west to the drainage canal, a
distance of nearly eight miles.
The bill of complaint alleges that there
are outstanding obligations against the
road on notes and accounts of $4OO, 600,
interest amounting to s412, 600; first mort
gage bonds of $500, 900, and second mort
gage bonds aggregating 81, 500 00O 1t is
further asserted that the company has no
assets but a small amount of cash on
hand and Its franchises, road, plant and
equipment, amounting in all to much less
than the mortgage Indebtedness
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WHY PAY RENT, when you can buy
your own home on monthly payments
of but little more than you pay for
for $4,000, only $500 down and balance
on $50 monthly payments, including In
terest, payable on or before. Only rea-
son for selling am about to leave the
to sell quickly. Property Is in best res
idence portion of ST. Anthony Hill, and
consists of house of nine rooms and
concrete floor, coal bins, vegetable cellar
and laundry with stationary tubs; first
floor is furnished In hardwood, except
Georgia pine: open plnmbing. hot and I'd
cold water; lot is 50x150; beautiful lawn,
flowers, shrubs, trees, etc. Owner will
be at home until Wednesday and will
be glad to show the place to any one
who means business. If 1 do not sell.
will rent for $500 per month. Open Sun
day. Owner, 800 Goodrich av.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
i. PAUL REALTY VALUES
ERS ARE CORRESPONDENCE
DELIGHTED
DEMAND FOR GOOD RENTERS
1t Seems to he Increasing Faster
Than Activity in Building
Provides for Meet
ing 1t.

President William Candy, of the ST.
Paul Real Estate exchange, will announce
The appointment of a committee of four
This week TO arrange for a monthly 4th-
Fring of all the real estate men in the city,
both IN and out Of the exchange where
the social feature Will be most conspicu-
eus. A luncheon will be served, followed
by a season of speechmaking Such a
gathering a an established institution is
calculated to promote 4 better feeling
among the dealers I'm St. Paul dirt. as well
Is result beneticially in the way of secur-
ng uniform system of commissions, and
l standard form of contract. In this the
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Immtgrants In carls ads.

A large immigration movement passed
through the city yesterday, consisting
principally of Italians recently landed in
New York by the White Star line and
brought up from Chicago over the Great
Western. The settlers are bound for
South Dakota points. A still larger
movement will begin today continuing
through Mondayjand Tuesday. The bulk
will be made up of recent arrivals at
the Northern Atlantic ports, from Fin
land and Russia
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
New Tales of wonderland.

wonderland 1907 the Northern Pa
cific's latest volume on Western tourist
travel and scenic resorts is out Of press.
Like the previous volumes Of the. series,
tells of the explorations of Lewis and
Clarke In 1S04-06, which first brought to
the world an accurate knowledge of the
great Northwest. THE Story of a Rail-
way heads valuable historical sketch
of the Northern Pacifics progress, and
chapters are also devoted to the wonders
magnificently illustrated and Is done in
$50 paReS
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
BAYARD, DEUEL. & co,
8O2 PfOneea- Press RIdg

6O2 Pioneer Press Bldg.
ROE0 Each will buy lots on Selby;
VH~OO sewer and city water In street
R700 Each for ten lots In West
OAOO Seventh street district
&A0O Buys two 5O-foot lots, corner
y Nv orleans street.
&7O0 VIII buy seven-room house
w with cellar, woodshed and
Wcll; all in good repair; corner lot
" Westmlnster street and Cayuga.
1890 Eight-room house and barn,
YO>O all In good order; buildings
nIsuteo Tor $z,VVO. On Margaret street,
OSOOO street. % with living I'm 'aIasTn apart1
ments on second floor; pays big income !:
no incumbrance.
pSlCO Of Victoria; h has - water. Hii'' seWt aSye
er, bath and gas; large shade trees.
$4,000 Elegant eight-room house on
wood finish, water, sewer, bath, furnace.
cenented cellar; no incumbrance; taken
under foreclosure of $4,NU MORTGAGE.
One-third cash will handle it.
$1,000 For good seven room house and
OASOO barA, Merriam Park. The lot is a
corner. 5ox150 $500 cash.
S1SO view sVenne nidws1 on d,a9c FaT-
Now rented at $l2 per month. A bargain.
R2R00 A ten-room house on WInifred
POOOO street. all modern eouyeniences.
including hot water heating system
Real estate and rental values are now
advancing slowly, but surely-a word to
the wise is sufficient.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Extension AnnOunced.

FORT DODGE, To-, April Alt is an
nounced by the officials of the Marshall
town & Dakota Railroad company that
1t will extend it's line from GroWrie to
Rockwell City this season, for which pur-
pose a corps of surveyors will be placed
In the field early next month The pur-
pose is to connect with the Illinois Cen
trial.. with which a traffic arrangement
has been perfected. The extenson will be
about forty miles in length.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15


Now, before you go to Paris you must
study In the book
Which guarantees a fluent grasp OF
French at just look.
Set posted. We'll on how to ask, rs this
the noble hat
OF the most gracious uncle of your moth
er just like that
And you should rattle off with ease, els
1t that you will make
The window down to go because it brings
the head to ache?''
Or: "Garcon! Make to come to me the
coffee and the fish!
To make the meal 7 have not had I have
the greatest Wlshi''
Or: why is it. that not I have the dol
lar from you yet
Because ] did vou some time sent that
you the change to get?"
And lots of other questions full Of smolx
ing verbal mines
But as for me, I think that I shall trust
to making signs.
-Ra1timore American.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

Several ST. Paul railroad men left last
night to attend the Live Stock conven-
ton at Miles City, Mont; Dickinson, NJ
S. Nash and e. A Gray, of the Omaflq: !:
Henry Blakely and N Johns, of the
Northern Pacific; J. r. Hawley and L.
Gould of the Burlington, and Capt
Nicholson and Col. Malone of the St
Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Kansas City Eastern Litigation.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Guardian
trust company and the Provident Trust
company, of New York, representing the
bondhotders Of the Omaha Kansas City
Eastern railroad, today appeared before
Judge Amos M rhayer, of the United
States circuit court, in chambers. "a nd
asked that receivers Chapel and Hop
kins be dismissed and that others living
in Kansas City be appointed in their
places. Judge Thayer postponed the
hearing of the case indefinitely. Permis~
sion to borrow $125,O00 on receivers GER
tiIicates was denied, but the court ati-
thorlzed the payment of taxes amounting
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
He Succeeds e. v. smalley.

s. o. Brooks, general freight agent Of
the Great Western, left the city last night
for Houston, Tex, to attend the Trans
Mississippi Commercial congress. Mr..
Brooks was appointed an honorary vice
president Of the congress, In the place Of
q. v. Smalley, of st. Paul, deceased.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

MADISON, April 1.-THE Superior, Bal
sam Lake & Southern Railway company
filed articles of Incorporation today The
purpose is to run railway from Supe-
rior, via Balsam Lake, Polk county, to
St. Paul, 1S0 miles, through Douglas, Bar
nett, Polk and ST. Croix counties, Wis
consin, and washington and Ramsey
counties. Minnesota The capital stock Is
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
NEW CITY TICKET OFFICE.
Great Northern Hopes to Move In
MAY 10.

The Great Northern railway is COM
pleting arrangements to occupy the new
quaters chosen for it's city ticket office,
Fourth and Robert streets, about May 10.
The lease of the building has been signed
of the North American Telegraph COM
pany are removed, workmen will begin at
once to remodel the rooms for the new
offices
Contracts for an entire new set of office
furniture and fixtures have been-let. The
interior will be finished in malachite
green woodwork of the highest 1nish
with ticket racks, counter and desks 10
match.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
GRADING.

Once of the Board of Control.
Room II, Court House and City Hall.
st. Paul, Mimi, April IA, 1900
Grading, will be received at the office
of the Board of Control until Monday
noon, April 25d, for grading in the vi
entity OF City and County Hospital, ac-
cording to plans on file In this office
By order Board of Control
OLIVER J. TONG,
Secretary.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
FOR RENT BY
A. HOLTERHoFF.

Room RIA. Phoenix Building, Sew
enth and Cedar.
MODERN HOUSES Westminster, May
1st.
Modern House-565 Westminster.
Modern House-503 Kittson, near Seventh.
Eight-room House-173S Selby av
Elght-room House-975 East Jessamine.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

The Omaha's booklet, "One Version of
the Twentieth Century Problem" which
gives a solution of the question when the
century ends, hats made g. hit with the
travelling public, The first edition has
been exhausted, land the road Is prepar-
ing to issue q second.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
j. I. FARIGY,

81 National German American Bank BuiIiing
have large list of foreclosed houses
and lots for less than the mortgage. On
easy terms. Houses for rent Money to
loan. Call or write to me.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
THOMAS MANNING.


Insurance, Room A, Nat. German
American Bank Bldg.
$4,000 FOR the finest business corner in
the city, Sixth and Cedar SITS.
100000 for four-story brick block, Sew
enth ST., between Robert and Wabasha;
rents for $4,000 a year.
$12, 600 for two-story brick block, between
S'bley and Jackson.
$1,000 for brick block, Seventh and RAM
sey.
$4,000 for the finest home in Manchester.
81 200 for seven-room house, 98 Front st.
81 900 for two houses and lot, PSI Lisbon ST.
$4,000 for lot corner Margaret and Cy-
press SITS.
$5G0.0O for lot on Edmund, near Arundel
$2,50e.O0 for seVen-room brick house and
barn, near Victoria.
Fine corner lot cheap, Pleasant av. and
Lisbon.
have cheap lots in all parts of the
city.
Improved farm seven miles from city
at a decided bargain.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Troubles Aired In Court.

CHICAGO, April 14-Long-standing dis
sGnslons as to the management of the
to a crisis today when John w. Witbeck,
former president of the company filed a
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
HUH Ia Out ARain,

Jerry q. Hull. city agent for the Lake
Shore and the Florida East coast lines, is
Endicoft arcade. arc S1 after M AS several % " Weeks S
confinement at his honaes
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

From the New York Press.
The horrible thought arises that but for
the X-rays we should never have discov-
cred the man -who-swallows-his -his-falss
teeth.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
In tha Copner Countrx,

The Northern Pacific is fitting out a
new train for Western service, which
will run between Anaconda and Butte,
to be called the Copper City Limited"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
FOR RENT.

THE WILLIAMS house property at
White Bear, including the hotel, one
thlrteen-room cottage and three smaller
cottages; all furnished except one small
cottage; barn included; the location is
the finest on the lake.
q. r. ROBERTS, S3 ID. FOURTH ST.,
RentsS Real Estate and Insurance.
Tel. 2O2
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Grnding contrnct Let

The Northern Pacific has let the con-
tract for grading three miles of road
along the Potlach river. near Kendrick,
Idaho.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
INTO ONE VAST SYSTEM.
Chicago Traction Companies Ar
About to BE Merged.

CHICAGO, April 14.--Meetings held TO-
day by the directors Of the Chicago Union
Traction company, and the stockholders
of the Chicago Traction company. it is
understood practically concluded negotia-
tions which have been In progress for
several weeks for the consolidation Of the
two organizations into ono vast system
OF street railways, the Consolidated Trac-
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

81 400 takes eight-room house and lot on
Martin street, near Mackubin; bath
sewer, water and good basement:
barn; full lot; house would cost to
build now So, 0O0
1880 takes house and lot, GA Arcade
street; look this up
$500 takes seven-room house, AS Rondo
street.
$4,000 takes modern brick mansion with
all modern conveniences and elegant
modern barn; call or write for particu-
city.
81 500 takes "a Smith avenue; ffve-room
house and barn; lot 30x144
%,5OO takes eight-room house and To-, wa
ter and sewer In house, 1136 Edgerton
street.
$3.50 takes two houses in st. Paul ParkI
snap.
CREMER & CO.,
313 jackson st.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

THE PUBLIC. DEBT ON WHICH
THE REPUBLICANS ARE MAX
ING THEIR CAMPAIGN WAS IN
CURED IN BUILDING. SCHOOL
HOUSES AND BRIDGES. NOT AN
IMPROVEMENT OF ANY MO-
MENT HAS EVER BEEN GIVEN
TO THE CITY BY THE REPUB-
LICANs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
-MANNING's RENTING AGENCY

Nat. German-American Bank Bldg
HOUSES.
169 EAST UNIvERSITY-Ten rooms,
zHouerH .:..................... .$25. 90
AZ Summit-Nine rooms, modern ..... so. 90
SO Summit-Ten rooms, modern - 40 90
l05 Summlt-Ten rooms, modern. 35. 90
I'll University-Ten rooms modern :. q. 90
400 Woodward Av.-Eighteen rooms,
modern ......:;,................e 5000
etc; will be remodeled and ready
for occupancy May 10th. 25. 90
43 East Sixth St.-Eight rooms, city
wafer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1S, 90
1893 Thomas St.-Eight rooms, we'll
anQ clStern ........................... SEQ
harrington Apartments-Seven rooms 40. 90
Fine furnished rooms. central. Sc. 90 to 10. 90
LAKE COTTAGES.
White Bear-Eight rooms, barn, carriage
house; splendid repair and ready for oc-
cupancy.
Bald Eagle-Six rooms, all in good order
and ready for occupancy.
STORES.
S46 Minnesota-Living rooms on second
floor; will rent store separate if de-
S15 West Seventh--Corner Of Ramsey
Fine location for any line of business.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
G. 3. WHITEHORNE
38 EAST FOURTH STREET.

N275(l Will buy a good seven-room
~OV house, with city water and
sewer-No. 81 East Eleventh street. Look
1t up; 1t must be sold.
S:30n0 Twelve-room house In first
class location in upper town;
walking distance; twelve rooms; furnace
neat; good barn; size of lot, 54x1SO 1t
VIII pay you to look this up; easy terms.
S:3000 Maria avenue, near Cherry
%OOV0 street, Dayton's Bluff, 5O-foot
lot: b: 10 rooms. bath and furnace; good
S!5750 Eight-room house on Fair
mount avenue, near Avon;
South-facing It is perfect in every detail.
II II you are looking for a nice home at a
low price look this up.
5000 S4s Geranium street, near Ark
49, wright, one block from car line;
mouse mas four rooms and cellar: hard
wood floor in kitchen Is in perfect con-
oltlon. At this price It is a bargain.
$500 South of Summit. east Of
=, Avon, fine 9-room house with
all improvements; this is an exceptionally
Well-built house; built by the owner for a
nome; size of lot, 60x150.