The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-11
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The city treasurer yesterday paid on
the street and sewer gangs. Nearly
$11, $50 was required.
The board OF directors of the public
school union will meet this evening at
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
: meeting of The street &C mmittee and
also that of claims will be held this
afternoon at the city hall
In the Eighth Tenth and Eleventh
wards number of new lights viii be
added next spring by the board Of pub
lie works.
Charles DonEelly, of Minneapolis, was
yesterday admitted to practice as an at
torney and counselor at law in any courts
of the state.
Bids for furnishing hard wood for heat
ing election booths have leen asked for
by the city engineer. The bias will be
opened l.eXt week
St Paul Lodge No. los, Order Of Column
bian Knights will initiate large class
Thursday evening. All members are re-
quested to be present
The sale of state hay stumpage will
this Year net $4QG0. Selling the privileges
through board of supervisors will be
permanently discontinued.
The Soldiers home appropriation was
y
from the United States government.
Minnesota's portion amounts to $25.G11.
Decentralization" will be considered
this evening a a meeting of the st. Paul
Theosophical society, s37 Endicott build
ing. The public is cordially invited.
The board of public works have figured
out the assessments for the boulevarding
and paving of Hague avenue from Dale
TO Victoria streets at $3.50 per forty-foot
lot
Mai Bowler, Of the state dairy and
food commission will be absent in the
western part of the state for week.
The major is making an inspection of
that territory. Yesterday he spent at
Adrian.
During September 235 births were re-
ported at the health office. Of this mum
Der 1SZ were females and 103 males. In
September OF last year there were 2S4
births, of which 153 were males and 13i
females.
Col George C. Pond left last night for
Bismark, Mont, on his regular monthly
visit He will look after the artesian
wells that are in process of being sunk
for the purpose of accommodating the
army men and stock.
The secretary of state yesterday re-
milling companies, both capitalized at
$25 coo. One is the Lanesboro Milling
company, of Fillmore county, and the
other the Mapleton Milling company, of
Blue Earth county.
The regular meeting Of the board of
the Soldiers home is scheduled to take
place today at the institution. The sec
retary;s report vial state that 1872 vet
Grams are receiving relief from the state,
amounting to nearly $1,000 per month.
= these needy veterans $50 reside in
Hennepin county and 101 in Ramsey.
George j. Sauter, a member of Olive
Camp No. 9, Woodmen of the World, who
died recently at Portland, Or, will be
buried tomorrow morning at $40 from
.sWiiwerscheid's undertaking rooms, 45S
st Peter street, followed by services at
Assumption church at 8 o'clock. The
camp will attend in a body
The Sleepy Eye Fire Department Re-
lief association yesterday afternoon filed
articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary of state. The association has heen
formed for the purpose of paving benefits
to disabled and sick members of the fire
department. in that city. F. J. Riedte is
named as president, and Robert Hose as
secretary.
The enrolment at the Y NJ c. A. night
school is increasing every day 1t is now
nearly double last years entire enroll
ment. The classes in bookkeeping. pen
manship and shorthand are the largest