The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-17
STILLW AFTER.
New Creamery TO Be Esta bIished
Will Have capitalization of $4,000.

VIII Have capitalization of $4,000.
A meeting Of farmers Interested in es-
tabi1shing a creamery in this city was
held In the rooms of the Commercial cub
yesterday afternoon, and after conS.d r.
able discussion the following camm;ts ea
was appointed to draft articles of incor-
poration: d. j. Hooley, Elmer Brosi US,
Edward Ramsden, Arthur Lyman, Daniel
Masterman, Aug. Jarchow and H B. VoIl-
mer This committee will also examine
certain sites for a creamery that have
been offered to the association, and Will
report at meeting to be held at the club
rooms next Saturday af ernoon. The in
tention is 10 organize with a capital stock
Of about s., 000 ard the committee an
pointed some time ago to solicit milk feels
satisfied that the creamery will be sue
cess, much encouragement having been
met with not only in Washington county
but on the Wisconsin side Of the St
Croix
Warden Reeve stated yesterday that al
most all Of the prison twlne had been
sold, only a small amount remaining with
which to fill orders that have been spoken
for by farmers who have not yet sent In
their remittances, but will do SO in day
or two.
The new engine at the prison will be
ready some time next week, and Warden
Reeve is anxious to have it started, mas
much as 1T will furnish sufficient power
with which to operate all OF the new
Irvine machinery at the prison.
Mrs. b. j. Mosier and f.. M. Mosier were
called to Lake City on Thursday by tbs
death of John A Jackson, the husband
of Mr. Mcsier's mother, who died there
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Jackson was
well known, having resided in and near
Lake City for many years
The remains Of Paul ]. Rhode, a private
of Company X, Thirteenth M nnesota vol
unteers, who died in the Philippines, will
arrive here this morning, unless they are
delayed en- route.
Specifications for the new electric light
Ing plant TO be installed by the city have
been prepared, and cali for thirty five
arc lights of 1900 candle power each, and
275 incandescent lamps of twenty-five Or
thirty-two candle power each. According
to the terms of the specifications the
plant is to be completed and ready for
operation Sept. Is, 1900. and the con-
tractor who receives the contract viii
furnish all needed material and labor.
Capt. Doughty's steamer, the City OF
Hudson, is being enlarged at the South
Saltwater dockyards. She is being length
ened fifteen feet, and will be equipped
with modern bow. Capt. Doughty says
he has not yet decided where his 5at
will operate the coming season, but that
it will probably be on the ST. Croix
The required number OF apphca ions for
membership in Company K of the First
regiment. N. G. S. M, have b5en secured
and a meeting Will be held In the armery
within a day or two for the purpose of
organizing. There are sixty-one appllca-
tons In all, many of the leading young
men of the city having signtfied a desire
to join the new company.
The action of ID. NJ Swain VS.. J. N
Bronson, in which the plaintiff seeks to
recover 1888 for alleged damages to his
machinery while Mr.. Bronson held a lease
of his shop was on trial yesterday in the
municipal court. The plaintiffs side Of
the case was completed at noon, and the
case will probably go to the jury this
forenoon.
Fer Honor's Sake will be pre- eiztel
at the Grand opera house this evening BY
home talent, and crowded house is as
sured. Every seat on the lower floor was
reserved at noon yesterday, and large
number of seats In the balcony had been
reserved. Indications are that 1T will he
one Of the most successful amateur per
formances ever given in this city.
According to sta ement made yestsr-
day by Capt. Doughty, William Bradley,
the proprietor of the Hotel Mitchell at
Tomahawk. Wis, will soon lnaugurate
something in the nature Of a surprise to
travelling men. Mr. Bradley Is q capital
list, and recently purchased Pullman
palace sleeper, which will be operated in
connection with all the railroads running
into Tomahawk. The car will meet all
trains, and travelling men will be provided
with berths, so that they can retire nm i
rest until morning. It will be caIlsd the
Hotel Mitchell annex and will be a ae-
cided fflnova tion.