The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-10
CITY NEWS

The club at 37S Cedar street will hold
an opening and reception tomorrow
night.
The board of education will open bids
for the proposed new school building
in the Eighth ward, July 80.
The water board meeting called for
yesterday was postponed until Thursday
as several Of the members are out of the
city.
The state capitol commission, consisting
of the governor state auditor and sec
rotary of state, will meet at the capitol
next Tuesday.
United States Senator Dwight NJ.
Sabin, arrived in the city last night
from Chicago. where he has been on
business trip.
The Methodist tent meetings at Fourth
and Arcade will be repeated nightly
until July II, when the tent will be re-
moved to the West side
Minnesota's delegates to the interna-
tional convention of the Epwortn league
at San Francisco will leave st. Paul in
a special North Western train this even
ing
The board of directors of the Chill
dren's home will meet at the Ryan hotel
Thursday afternoon, July is, to award
the contract for building the new home
at st. Anthony Park.
Supt. Lewiston, of the St Paul public
schools, has gone to Detroit to attend
the convention of the National Educa-
tiOnal association and from -Aere he will
go to his former home in Enfield, N. H.
The Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany yesterday filed plans with Build
ing Inspector Wheeler for a storage
building to be located on East Fourth
street, between Pine and Olive streets.
1t VIII cost $500
Erie Blomberg, an employee of the
Omaha road. was injured at Spooner,
Wis, last evening and brought to St
Luke's hospital, this Guy, 1t was found
that he had sustained a fracture of the
right leg. He is thirty years old.
The names of the elevator operators
who successfully passed the late ex-
aminations held under the direction of
the city building department will be an
nOunced about Saturday, The list or
failures will also be given out about that
9ime.
While riding on a union depot car at
Third and Sibley streets, yesterday
morning. Mrs. William Belts, an aged
woman living at 1878 Minnehaha street,
fell and was badly bruised. lie was
taken to ner home in a carriage Her
injuries are not serious.
Mayor Smith has announced that the
personnel of the city nall and court
house commission will remain un-
changed until the close of the year.
The county half of the commission is
appointed by the mayor as chairman of
the board of county commissioners.
Those now representing the county are
Commissioners Lott, Webster and Gray
Cos. Van SAINT, State Auditor Dunn
ana Secretary peterson held a. prIet
meeting Of the new state drainage board
yesterday and after talking the situa-
ton over decided to meet again next
Tuesday. At that time arrangements
viii be made for beginning the survey of
state lands to locate the necessary drain
age bitches.
c. G. COwie, statistician OF the board
of correction and charities, will, on Aug.
l, accept a. similar position with the
state. board Of control. Other members
OF the staff of the board Of correction
and charities nave been rendered posi-
tons with the board of control but at
reduced salaries, and therefore have de-
clined to accept.
EX-State Senator Henry Keller, OF
Sank Center, arrived in the city last
night from an extended tour over North
and South Dakota, where he has come
in contact with many of the big wheat
raisers in these states. In referring to
the outlook, he said that ne had never
seen the wheat and flax crops IN such
fine conditions as at present, the pros
pect Of an immense yield being superb.