The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-08
zen were given until To-Day to pay the

men were given until today to pay the
money.
State Auditor Dunn is back from the
Northern part of the state, where he
conducted several land sales.
Judge Bazille. Of the probate court.
left last night for a three days fishing
trip in the state of Michigan.
Bernice Thomas. of Isabel street and
Hall avenue, fell our of hammock Sun
day afternoon and broke her collarbone.
The Ninth Ward Prohibition club met
with w. ]. Golfer in Central Park place.
Mr.. Bacon read paper, "A Murderers
Last Word"
Judge Bazille, of the probate court.
yesterday ordered Mrs. Katherine Heimke
committed to the insane asylum at
Rochester 1t is believed that she IS
only temporary insane.
The committee appointed under the
new charter to draw up a set of build
ing laws has organized by electing A. f.
Gauger. chairman; George ]. Grant, vice
chairman. and Clarence H. Johnston sec
rotary.
The census enumerators are making
good progress now and have encountered
but few cases where misunderstanding
or obstinacy has made it necessary to
send special agents to extract the de-
sired information
County Auditor Hensel. of Nicollet
county. is again the first official to make
return to the state auditor for June
settlement. The total amount of revenue
collected in this way is S56,341.94. Of
which the state received $9,006.51.
Articles of Incorporation were filed yes
terrlay by the Northern Minnesota Farm
l and company, with a capital stock Of
$4,000. The St. Louis County Land COM
panY, of Duluth. also filed articles with
the same amount of capital yesterday.
A building permit was Issued yester-
day TO the German Catholic Orphan Asy-
lurl to build new two and a half-story
barn to cost $1,000. to be situated on the
south side of Randolph street, between
Smelling and South Hamline avenues.
This evening the Y NJ c. A. Guitar and
Mandolin club will give a rotunda enter
tainment. to which all members of the
association and their friends are invited.
The club was organized during the win
ter and has made excellent progress.
The funeral of Robert Brown, who died
last Monday at his residence on Lafond
street, took place this morning from st.
Vincents church at o'clock. The
Ancient Order of Hibernians attended in
body. He leaves a wife and three
children.
MILFORD P Wilson, of st. Paul, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Wilson, carried
off the honors of commencement week
at the Kemper military institute at
Bonneville, Mo. He won the gold medal
for defamation and the gold medal offer
| ed for the best drilled cadet
Ernest ortolf, an A. D T. messenger
| boy had his bicycle stolen from the
| Sixth street entrance to the Ryan hotel
| last evening. The youngster tearfuily re-
| ported his loss to Pawn Shop Inspector
Hallow ell. who promised the lad tO do
what he could to recover the wheel.
The Northwestern Telephone Exchange
company reports a net gain of 365 sub
scribers in May. making a total number
| of 1928 subscribers May 81 The Erie
telephone system, which includes this
company reports net gain of 1888 sub
scribers in May making a total num-
Der of 123,711 subscribers of this system
on May 81.
In accordance with an order issued by
the water board ten days ago the pump
ing plant at Lake Vadnais was started
last night. Workmen have been engaged
for the past ten days doing some repair
work on the plant. The additional sup
ply of water will be pumped from nine
artesian wells direct into the pipes with.
out coming In contact with the air, and
will mix with the city water, thus max
ing 1t much colder.
Unity Tent Nc.S knights of. the Mac
cabees Installed tt4rteen last night. At
the semi-annual election officers were
! chosen as follows: Charles w. Fischer,
! commander; James f. German, lieuten-
| ant commander; A. J. FetSch, record
keeper; J. Smith, finance keeper, Archie
Matheis, chaplain; j. Morgan, sergeant;
]. McIlrath, master-at-arEs; c.. A. Phil
lips, first master of the guard; q. J. Ban
ford, second master of the guard: Bert
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