The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-10

day reported disagreement after being
out several hours,
Mrs Thomas Cody Dead - The fu-
neral of Mrs. Mary Cody, who died yes
terday at her home 1877 Acller street.
will be held from the family residence
Monday, at $50 a. m, followed by serv-
ices at St Patricks church at a. m.
Will Ask for JudGinent-Applicat
will be made in the district court today
for Judgment against property owners
who are delinquent on thirty assess
ments made by the board of public works
for local improvements during the year
1899
They Garry Pocket HeIIos - The
chief and assistant chiefs OF the fire
department have been equipped with
pocket telephone connections. which can
he used in connection with the fire alarm
system to communicate with fire head
quarters.
NOrIander viii BuiId-Fred C. Nor
lander secured a permit yesterday for
the erection of q frame dwelling and
barn on Bradley street, near Lawson.
The improvements will cost $500. Two
minor permits. aggregating $1,000. were
also issued.
Mayors Interest Enlisted - Mayor
Kiefer has been invited by George A.
Maxwell. executive chairman of the Ma
tiOnal Irrigation association, to attend a
meeting to be held at the Chamber Of
Commerce this afternoon. The mayor
accented tho invita-
Treasures Horst Is Home City
Treasurer Horst returned yesterday from
a five weeks trip to Southern California
and the coast. He was accompanied by
his wife. and reports a delightful vaca-
ton. The trip was made for pleasure
and business combined.
Masquerade at Assembly HalI-The
first annual masquerade of the Business
Mems Social club will take place at As
sembly hall tonight. Prizes will be given
the best characters. and Pepin's orches-
ira will, furnish the music. A good time
is promised by the club.
Thinks His Father Lives Here -
Chief Getchell yesterday received a tele-
gram from the chief of police at Ana
conda, Mont, stating that William Huff,
painter at that place. had died, and
requesting that Huff's father. supposed
to reside In st. Paul. be notified.
Nelson Has Many Troubles - The
county attorney has issued a complains
against Fred Nelson. charging him with
non-suport. The complainant is Amanda
Nelson. his wife. Nelson is serving g.
term at the workhoues for drunkenness,
and the warrant will be served upon his
release.
Sickness in the Observation-Disclosures
BILE sickness has been reported in the
schools. Mumps and measles are quite
prevalent. Supt. Smith stated yesterday
that perhaps 2 per cent of the teaching
staff was laid up. However, consider
ing the season, the health of the schools
was fairly good.
Petition in Banl<ruptcy-Dr George
]. Hanley yesterday filed a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy In the federal
court. The petitioner was partner
with j. c. Hanley In the lime business.
His firm liabilities are $6.050.18 and assets
$l.1O4.75. The individual liabilities are SIS,
with $715 in assets.
Died at City HOspitaI-Swan Holm
gren, forty-two years old, died at the
city hospital yesterday morning of heart
failure. He resided at 1861 East Seventh
street. and was taken to the hospital
Feb 10. He had no relatives in st. Paul,
and the friends with whom he lived Will
take charge of the funeral.
Western, of Aurora, Has WOes-In-
surance Commissioner O'Shaughnessy
has received a number OF inquiries re-
garding the solvency of the Western In
surance company, of Aurora. I'll. The
company, he says, but recently made
an assignment. Prior TO that time the
company had been doing business in
this state. but had never complied with
the Insurance law.
Paid by Insurance Companies-In-
surance companies doing business in
Minnesota will pay into the state treas
ury in the neighborhood Of 100000 in
fees and taxes during the current year
The collections for January and Febru-
airy amounted to $76,076.10. Insurance
Commissioner O'Shaughnessy yesterday
made a return to State Treasurer Koer-
ner for this amount.
A Skull It's Crest-Tams Bixby IS In
terested in another mining venture This
time he organizes company to operate
mining properties in Southwestern Mis-
souri,. The tncOrporators are Mr. Bixby.
Andrew Irwin and Dr. Henry Hutchin-
son. The capital stock is $4,000 Arti-
cles of incorporation were filed with the
secretary Of state yesterday. The COM
pany is called the Skullcrest Mining
company.
Sues City for Damages-Adam Matt
sen has commenced suit against the city
of st. Paul and Fielding & ShepIey to
recover $500 for damages to a stock of
liquor, wines and cigars which were
stored in the cellar of the building at
Fourth and Minnesota streets IN June,
1899. The contractors had the job of
paving Minnesota street, but before the
contract was executed tore UP the old
pavement and Mattsen's cellar was
flooded
We're Behind With the Rent - Mrs
John Malone and her children were
evicted from their home at Lawson and
Forest streets last Thursday evening.
The family was in destitute cIrcum-
stances, and a three-year- daughter.
was sick. The woman and her children
applied for shelter at the Margaret
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