The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-09
Saltwater News


The Atwood mill started Up at noon
yesterday and in the course of a day
or two busy times will be experienced
on the st. CroiX river and lake The
East Side Lumber company's mill at
Houlton will start up for the season
today. and the Central Lumber COM
pany's mill at Hudson will be started
tomorrow providing the ice has disap-
peared from the mill pond at that time
Other mills will be started as RAPIDLY
as possible, nearly all of them having
logs With Which to run until new logs
commence to arrive from the St CroiI
BOOM
Inc steamers Juniata, Clyde and Ra
VIENNA, OF the Bronson e. Folsom line
were lowed to the leVee yesterday from
their winter quarters in Lake St Croix
below the pontoon bridge and Will be
ntted up before the close of this week
some OF the rlVermen anticipate that
the Ice will be out of the lake so that
boats can get away from here with
RATS by next Friday or Saturday. The
ice was out of the lake yesterday to
point opposite the Atwood mill, but in
the bay at South Saltwater and tANN
the Hudson bridge it is still firm
Inc city council will meet for or
Sanlzatlon and the election of CITY Of
ncers this evening and according to the
statements of members of the council no
slate mas been agreed uron There are
others, however, who insist that a slate
mas been made up for several weeks
calling for distribution of the various
offices among Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. Among those who are mentioned
Tor the different offices are the follow
ing: For city clerk, J. H Ward. Levi
Proctor. w. K. Wurdeman and J. IL.
St1nson; for city attorney, ]. c. Meth
away and George Fl. Sullivan; for city
Proctor, ". X. Wurdeman and J. J.
Carl, W. L. PerLee, Frank Reeves. and
l.. P. Castle; for street commissioner.
Joseph Olson; for chief of the fire de-
partment, Charles Johnson; for CITY en-
glneer, Myron Shepard Mr.. Ward Who
is an applicant for city clerk 8 the
present incumbent of that office, and the
knowing ones say that he has a good
chance of landing the plum.
The steamers Lora and Columbia will
again enter the excursion business this
year on the ST. Croix and Mississiupi
rivers, the managers of both boats nav
ing booked number of excursions for
the summer months The Lora was
toWed to the levee yesterday.
The funeral of the little daushter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Summers will be
held this afternoon from st. Peters
German Lutheran church, Rev. Boveson
officiating. The child was nearly fo.1r
years of age and died Of pneumonia
Miss Ada Hubbell the st. Paul woman
implicated in the attempt to enable Ed.
ward Leland to escape from prison will
nave a nearing in the municipal court
this afternoon. She will waive examine
ton and await the action of the grand
jury.
Frank J. r. Apple, of this CITY. has
purchased the Fruggeman brewery in sat
Pail, and the name OF the concern has
been changed to the Apple Brewing COM
pany. Mr. Apple vas for a number of
years secretary of the Jung Brewing
company at Milwaukee, and prior to
that conducted a brewery in this CITY.
The Modern Woodmen and Sons of
Herman inaugurated the social season
last evening with dances in their re-
spective halls. Both dances were we'll
attended.
The Elks' minstrels of st. Paul will
give an entertainment at the Grand
opera house in this city, April IT, and
expect to bring about 100 ST. Paul F,lks
with them to Saltwater