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frame Of mind. The Cass Lake
band followed, and there was a
very good indoor concertgoing on.
About II o'clock all arrange
ments were completed for the
procession, and it was organized
as follows:
President OF the Citizens Committee and DR..
Rodweln in Carriage.
u Marshal of the Day. r. H. Bennett
President OF the Day, Col. r. +. Hartley.
1 Aide to the President, Capt Paul Mulvane.
Bemd il Brass Band. y B. Est
sa&. Chief Bemid j. -:.s& - ~ =
Bemdji Hose Company. s "s
X. 49, Bemidji Cake Walkers. III %t #I
f %$ Cass Lake Brass Band. i #"5
Chief Fla tmouth % q #
CaSs Lake Fire Department, with Nora Osborn
as Goddess OF Liberty on Hose Cart
Carriage containing Reader, Speaker and
II %.& Minister. .
Es15 Citizens in Carriage and on Foot.
The Bemidji cake walkers, com
posed of about 20 citizens from
our neighboring town, dressed to
represent E'colored folks with
faces as black as the ace of
spades, kept the spectators in a
roar Of laughter by their superb
cake walking. This delegation
was headed by Fred. Brinkman,
who is a whole show and worth
the price of admission at any
stage of the play.
"a The trains from the east and
west brought with them large
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delegations. Bemidji sent an
other contingent of about 300,
and had the weather been more
favorable, at least 1000 would
have come from that place alone.
As it was, over 600 came from
there. And a better or more
orderly and good natured crowd
never struck town. They came
for the purpose Of enjoying
themselves. There was no
grumbling or kicking; they joked
good naturedly about the weather
and did not seem to care. They
were out for a good time and
went and had it and helped every
one else to enjoy themselves.
We trust that the visits of the.
citizens Of the two towns will be
frequent, and the friendly feeling
now existing between Bemidji
and Cass Lake will continue to-
grow, for Judging from those
who We're here on the Fourth the
Bemidjites areroyal good fellows.
The next number on the pro-
gram was the exhibition by the
Bemidji Hose and Hook and Lad
der company. This consisted of
a hose race, run 200 yards with
cart, unreel hose and attach the
nozzle. The next was an eXhibi-
tion Of ladder climbing The
Very expeditions manner in which
these tests were made demon
started that the Bemidji fire de-
partment is entitled to the ban
ner it SO proudly carried in the
procession, as champions of the
Northern Minnesota Firemen's
association,
The game Of baseball between
Bemidji and Cass Lake was won
by the home team. Only seven
innings were played, the score
being 8 to 2.
Fred. Hazen, ex-president Of
the Northern Minnesota Fire
men 5 association, enjoyed him
self immersed i u Cass Lake.
He is a thoroughbred at every
stage Of the game.
That BemidI band is certainly
entitled to the distinction it won.
at the National Woodmen's con
vention held in st. Paul, when it
captured the second prize. If
the Cass Lakers had the award
ing of it, it would have received
the first prize. The band not
only plays excellent music, BUTT
plays often and does more than
is expected of it. -. :. d.. s 4
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River Falls, ST. Hilaire and Red

River Falls, st. Hilaire and Red
Lake Falls. ~% IH@ ~ 4.
This amount of saw timber is
largely in excess of the supply
ever before in reserve at the Red
River mills, and the amount is
large enough to insure a full sea-
son s run fols both the night and
day shifts in all the mills, with
sufficient left over at the close of
the season to start the saws
buzzing and to keep them at it
until the cut Of the coming win
ter can reach the mills. zr-
The large supply of logs makes
the numbering season of 1901 the
banner year in the history Of the
industry in the Red Lake district.
Journal.
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have the world medal for possess
ing the most adamantine nerve.
Among other charges against the
Beers he brings ''greed Of ter
ritory. "--Des Moines Leader.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-11
Ladies and
Children'S Jackets

Z At the present price of our
jackets no lady in Bemidji can
afford to be without a Jacket the
price is 1 off; same discount on
suits. -.
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Come WhereInspiring Rooters Are.

And now just for d change.
Why can't crew Of English
oarsmen come over here and row
a Yankee crew in our own waters?
It tames the enthusiasm of the
contests to have them pulled off
inthe Thames every time. -Cleve-
land Plaindealer. ,r
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Commencing Friday morning will give to each customer
covering amount their purchase These slips
will redeem the beautiful and gold decorated English
semi porcelain ware exhibition This is
limited time make purchase early This ware will
also be for sale !. sv.4s%4s 5
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John Boardman of Red Wing
has found a 81, 900 pearl. In the
same shell was another valued at
5000. Both came too late. His
wife had just died from illness
caused by privation. He will be
able to attend to his children,
however.
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Washington Park winners.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Robert WaddelI
AGAIN met defeat at Washington park to-
DAY. he finished second in the DrexeI
stakes a three-year-old event at one
mile mile Jlmlnez. to whom Robert Waddell
was connecting thirteen pounds by the
scale scale led from start to finish, and won
gong strongly by two lengths
First race, purse 5000 six f1irIonps-N1;ss
Bennett won, Burnie Bunton second,
Likeness third Time lib
Second race, one mile, purse seOO--vuI-
cain es won, Trinity Bell second, Brigade
1hlrd race, the DreXel stakes for three
year-oIds, $500 added, one mile-Jiminez
t M3hs H0nert Waddell second. Terminus
,,, Foart aeo race, seven and half furlongs
purse S6ooCCaptain Gaines won, Netfie
Regent second, Thurles third Time
Fifth race, six furlongs, for two-vear-
olds, purse $600-Sir Oliver won Eiora
7Pin second, South TrimbIe third
Sixth race, seven and a half furIones
SSSs,lii9 1s, purse $600-Cambrian won, Scotch
Time, 1:33 2-5
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

Qulcksteps would like to get a game
Ior Sunday morning on their grounds the
Burkhards or Defenders or anv team
uhuer eighteen or nineteen years old
&C S4dTess all challenges to ]. Shannahan
eS1 Ihomas street, or G l o b e.
The kenos defeated the Iavenders SIM
cay morning by a score of IL to Z In the
afternoon they defeated the West Pub
hshlng company Colts by q score of 10
to g. The Kenos claim the eighteen-year-
old championship of the city and would
like game for Sunday, Burkhards pre-
ferred.
The Browning. King & Co. Colts. for
merly the Kneip Stars won a game from
the Blue Clippers by 16 to II. Phe Colts
claim the fifteen-year-old championships
and want game with the Pioneer Jrs
or any other nine. Address George Geer
242 Grove street.
Stars-score 2 to /. Gophers would like
to play Tornadoes next Sunday
Edwards Specials want games with
nlncteen-9oar-old clubs. Address William
Van Praag, Merriam Park
Banlll Street Stars defeated St. Paul
Juniors, 10 to 8.
The keHos defeated the Lavenders Sun
day by II to {, and the West Publishing
Company's Colts also fell victims to the
same team. The KenoS claim the eight
ecn-y ear-old championship. Address Il.
Devine, 3i3 East Thirteenth street.
The Cyclones proved too strong for the
Black Diamonds Sunday afternoon and
won easily by II to T. Hoffman striking
out twelve of the Diamonds Batteries
Holman and CaVanaugh, Slaytor and Lar
klns. in a second game, played against
the Nine Spots, the Cyclones did not al
low them to score.
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Brighton Beach RezuIts.

NEW YORK, July 81. E. Madden
SQnhre' with Shaw up. and quoted at
10 !, Won the Venus stakes of So. OOC
at brighton Beach today. 1t was the
feature event of the days racing. and
eight OF the best FLIES in training, with
the exception of Blue Girl, faced the
starter. Summary:
FIRST race, one mile-Princeton Girl
won, The Amazon second May w third
Time, 1:40 As.
Second race, steeplechase, about two
niies-Zanzibar Won, Eophone second
Orman third. Time, 4:46.
Third race, seven furlongs, selling-In-
Time. 1;27 2-5. ~
Fourth race, the Venus stakes So 600.
hVe furlongs-Gunfire won. Rossignoi
Fifth race. five and one-haIf furIones'
seillng-Locket won, Wild Oats second.
Ben Howard third. Time, Los Is
SIKH race one mile and a sixteenth
Bedeck won, Wax Taper second, Ginka
third. Time, 1:4S
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Chicago Tennis Tourney

CHICAGO, July 9.-Today in the West
ern tennis tournament the third ronnd
in singles and doubles was completed
and tomorrow the semi-finaIs will be
played. Today's games resulted as fol-
Hess, Ga, so, AS, 81; Waidner beat A3ex-
ander, S-6,, rs, rs, Ga; Little beat Diehl
SO. 90. GA; Peters beat A o. Lee, 6-2
7-5. So. Doubles-Third round: Collins
and Waidner beat Garrett and Hill rs
60, 6-1; Baker and Mundy beat t. Elmer
son and Miller. 4-6, 60, 81 7-9 81.
McQueston brothers beat N Emerson and
Diehl, 6-3, GA, rs; Little and Alexander
beat Chase and Ryerson, 6-2, 60 69
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DIES MONIES. Iowa, July 9.-The Saints
got but one man across the pan, and that
was IN the sixth. 1t was unearned, as
they got but two hits in the game, and
Doth in the ninth, one of which was a
SLOW bunt down 10 third. Both teams
played rather loose ball, as the error col
umn indicates but two of the Midgets'
runs were earned.
In the sixth Ryan took one in the ribs,
was advanced base on Brains sacrifice
stole third when Holly famed and scored
on O'Leary's poor throw to first of Cur
ley's inheld hit. Holmes went out to
Thiel.
Des Moines got one in the first on a
bunt, an attempt at a sacrifice that de-
Veloped into a hit, and errors by McGiu
and Brain. Another was added in the sec
ond on an error by Holmes and an out to
the field. A two Dagger. a base on balls.
a sigle and a hit over the fence netted
- TWO more in the third. The locals were
banked in the fourth and fifth, but adj
ded brace of runs in the sixth
hletnow hit two and was advanced a base
on Glade's sacrifice; Thiel fouled out, and
O'Lcary got four wide ones Warner
dropped one into billiards. mit, but he
tailed to hold it and Kleinow scored
. Leary reaching third and scoring
Holmes dropped one that McVicker drove
at him. Warner was cut off at the plate
trying to get home on McYicker's steal
of second.
h.
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RACING AT KITTsoNDALE.
Special Matinee With Good Pro-
gramnae for Saturday

A special matinee Will be held at the
hlttsondale track Saturday afternoon.
commencing at o'clock. There will he
I'VE races on the card, and no entrance
lee or gate. will be charged The events
will be as follows:
rec Tor all pace-Mile heats, best two
ket. sc N'S'A
Frce-for-all trot-Mtle heats, best two in
three; winner to receive horse blanket
Special-Half mile heats, best two in
PAGERS: prize a blanket.
Inree-year-old PAGERS and trotters-
mile heats, best two in three; prize. a
horse cooler .
Lhree-minute class, PAGERS and trotters
-Iialf-mile heats best two in three. fjrsf
prize, a horse cooler.
The track will be put in good condi-
ti ana american rules will govern all
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Bile Rncers LnId un.

NEWPORT, R. l., July 9--None of the
big racing boats moved out OF the har-
Dor today. 1t was intended to take the
Constitution for a short spin in the aft
ernoon to try out couple of new jibs,
but about 8 o'clock a threatening suuaiI
came up from the west and 1t was decid-
ed that the boat had better remain at
her moorings.
TOmorrow's race. the third of the New
port Yacht Racing association SERIES
will be fifteen miles to windward and
return If the breeze will allow
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Wittmer VIII wrestIe Tomplsins

CLEVELAND. July 9.-Articles of
mixed wrestling match between jim
Tompkins, of this city, and Charley Witt
mer, of Cincinnati, for the worlds cham
pionship, the largest obtainable purse.
and a side bet of 81 eco The date and
place for the match will be decided later.
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Hwo-base hits, McVicl1er, Kleinow 2:
earned runs. Des Moines 2: sacrifice hits,
double play Lippert to CurIey; bases on
balls Glade ,, McGin 5: hit by pitcher,
Glade 1; struck out. b. Glade 5. by Nc
Gin :; passed balls. Wilson l. wild
per ,, Brain; time of game 1885; attend
Snce, 500; umpire, McDermott
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shamrock ms Good sboviDe

ROTHESAY, Firth of CLYDE Julv o
In the first five miles of the racing trial
between Shamrocks this morning, both
yachts apparently sailing for all they
were worth. the challenger beat Sham
rock /. quite a half mile.
Reaching up the Firth, the yachts were
both hopelessly becalmed, and the trial
was abandoned
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three-base hits Hartman. DTndon. tI,,a,'
base MT Sullivan; sacrifice hits. Eviar
T IRE a., Dundon; bases on balls, off Glib
SOT a., T. rS on Eylar l.; struck out. by Gibson
VIE sto en- bases, Mohler, O'Brien. Pc
Nlhei passed ball, Sullivan; time 2.I0.
umpire, Popkay. '--Ae' %'i''
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Canadian Cricketer. Win

NEW YORK. July 9-The Canadian
cricketers wound up their trip at Ba-
yonne, N. J.; this afternoon by defeating
eleven representatives of the Metropoli-
tan District Cricket league by an in
ming and 122 rims.
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-Jhe out When winning run was made
Earned runs, Omaha 2; three-base hits.
Mcconnell and Calhoun sacrifice hits
roman, Hond .ng; stolen base. Whittridge;
bases on balls. off Whittridge 3: struck
out, by Whittridge 9, by Payne 8; wild
pitches Whittridge 4; passed bali. Nc
Connell; time of game, 300; umpire, Ca
ruthers
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HAMMERED Mr.. HUSTING
CHICAGO PRACTICALLY WINS IN
ONE INNING AT MILWAUKEE
American League.

MILWAUKEE Wis, July 9-Garvin
pitched good game for the home team
To-Day, but after Chicago had made three
Dalls, Husting went in to pitch without
getting chance to warm up. Three
bases on balls and a wild pitch followed,
and before the side retired two daubles
ana a triple had been added by the Vis-
itors' scoring nine runs in all. Score:
Milwaukee :. ...OO20 2sI5 Z
CElc4go ..:......0 8 3 9 0 PIT IA l
Batteries, Garvin Husting MaIoney
and COnnOr: Grihlth.and SulIivan
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A'y F No. COLBY Mr.. Craig
Resolved. That the Commissioner Of
Public Works be and he is hereby pro-
hibited. as Building Inspector of the citv
OF st. Paul, from issuing any more per-
ment buildings on Summit avenue. be-
tween Selby avenue and Cleveland ave-
nue., until the further order of the Com.
mon Council.
Adopted by the Assembly, June "a, 1901.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen.
July 2, 1901. ot II
Approved, July 6, 1901.
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Wasecans Reat Hawkeyes.
Rnsehau at Fnrn.,

WASECA, Mimi. July 9-(Special y
Baseball today at Sumner, Iowa-Waseca
"a Sumner T.
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FARGO, N. D.. July 9-(Special)-Far-
go s. Cavalier 4. was the score in todav's
league game
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MILLERs ALSO LOSE.
hidnapers Take First of Series Nv
Small AInPgin

%. OMAHA Aha. Neb., July 9.-The home team
s NJ quay game by hitting opportunity
anu on Whitridge's Witness. Genins,
SaICn OF nigh fly against the fence and
CohneLs batting were the features
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GOT THE LARGE TOTAL OF TWO
HITS AND ONE RUN YES
TERDY
DIES MONIES GOT SIX RUNS
Denver Loses at Kansas City, Min
neHPOIis Loses mt Omaha, ana
st. Joe Does Colorado
Springs


GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
st: Paul at Des Moines.
Minneapolis at Omaha
Denver at Kansas City.
Colorado Springs at ST Joseph.
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EASY FOR KANSAS CITY.
Denver Team OutpIayed ut Every
Point of the Game

KANSAS CITY, July 9.-Kansas Citv
defeated Denver today in a slow, unin-
teresting game. The visitors wa out
Score: i'O-
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Earned runs St Joseph 4, Colorado
Springs 2; two-base hits, Doom, Reid,
Hplswitt, Holland; three-base hit, Hol-
land; home runs, Hall. Holland struck
out, Hulswitt, HoneymaR, Mcdonald,
Tannehill, Schaefer; base on balls, Flood,
Mcdonald, Hail. Schrall left on bases,
St Joseph 10, Colorado Springs 6; stolen
base, HopeyInan; umpire, Kendall; time,
"A
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EASY FOR THE PIRATES
BOSTON TEAM MADE ONLY FOUR
HITS OFF PHILIPPE.
National League.

PITTsBURG,. July 9.-Excellent field
ton down to four hits. Although Willis
support was ragged and the errors cost
ly, he was hit hard and often. Attend
ance, $500. Score;
RH.E.
Pittsburg -. 3-gI3 l
Boston 49,. / o 0 0 00-4 4 4
Batteries. Philippe and thinner, Willis
and Moran.
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ST. LOUIS IN SECOND PLACE.


ST. LOUIS. July 9.-Dick Padden's sin
gle, which scored Burkett and Murphy,
gave St. Louis today'S game over Brook
lyn, after the score had been tied for five
innings. ODay did not umpire owing to
injuries received in yesterdays riot. Two
players offciated, as Warner did not ar
rive on time. Attendance, 1900. Score;
R.HE.
st. Louis ............1 OIL / O002 Us Q
Brooklyn 49,. IL 0 2 00 0-S IL
Batteries, Murphy and Ryan. Kitson
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SLAUGHTER AT ST. JOE.
Home Team Had Picnic With
Bones Paryin

ST. JOSEPH. July 9.-The home team
oatted the ball all over the lot and Won
easily in today's game Score:
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Bd + No. 1890

3D. + No. 1393yE
Resolved, That the form of contract
submitted by the Corporation Attorney
and bearing date July /. 1901. between
the Butler-Ryan Company and the City
of st. Paul. for the erection and con-
struction of brick addition or annex to
the Longfellow School Building. be and
the same is hereby in all things approved
and the proper city officers are hereby
authorized and directed to execute tho
same on behalf of the city.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
July g. 1901.
Adopted by the Assembly July S, 1901.
Approved July 6, 1901.
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USUAL RESULT AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 1.-TWO errors. follow
ed by neat sacrifice, two singles and a
triple gave Philadelphia enough runs 20
win today in one inning. Orth was hit
freely, but not safely, fifteen of the To-
Gals perishing ON flies, twelve of which
We're captured by the outfelders Chance
and Dexter We're fined and put out of the
game for abusive talk TO Umpire Cum
bingham. Attendance, 1,1OO. Score:
R.H E.
Chicago :. ..........O O1OO2OOO-s 4
Philadelphia . .11OOO4 OO0-6 10 2
Batteries. Taylor King and Kahoe,
Ortiz and Mcfarland.
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ORIOLES TAKE A CLOSE ONE

i<AAAL1 A OLOSE ONE,
WASHINGTON, July 1.-TWO doubles
ana an error In the tenth inning TODAY
gave baltimore one of the nrettieSt
games seen here this season. McCraw
was Denched in the first, and Foster in
the ninth, for kicking In the sixth Wi
nams apparently started for home he
fore Seymours fly was held bv Foster
ana was allowed to score and in the
ninth KeiSter threw wild to catch
Coughlln at first, and spectator threw
the ball in the bleachers. In the mean.
time Quinn had reached home and
COushhn was on second, but Sheridan
called block ball and forced Quinn 70
return to second and Coughlin to first
Manager Manning Intends to nrofesf
against both decisions. Score:
Washington .......O OOOOOOO1OG +
Baltimore ......0 0 0OIOO02-3
batteries, Patten and Clarke, McCIinnt-
ty and Robinson.
EASY FOR DETROIT.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. July s.-CIevelard
could not hit a little bit today. and ne
tlolt managed to hit whenever N yUas
necessary. The result was narrow &C.
cape from shut-out. Score:
Cleveland :. ........OOOOOO e.
OStIolt ..........1 5 0 2 Oil 10 q
Batteries, Hart, weighing and Wood
SiGver and Buelow
RAIN AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, July 9.-PhiIadelphia-Bo
game postponed; rain.
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PHYLE LOST HIS GAME.

III 1bE LUST Hts GAME.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-Phyle lost con-
troll of the ball in the ninth inning to-
day and Cincinnati won out on two
bases on balls, Buelow's error and Dobbs'
single Warner became enraged at one
OF Umpire Behls decisions in the last in
ming and when the game was over he
threw the ball at the umpire hitting
him in the stomach Score:
R.H.E +.
Cincinnati =. .....OO O0OO2O3-5 3
New York ........0 OIL $50 000-i Z 8
Batteries, Case and Bergen, Phyle and
Warner
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BID II No. 1855
Bd f No. 1855
J,,

In the matter of the report of the Board
of Public Works dated June q. 1901
1t is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the City Of st. Paul:
That the Board of Public Works of
the City of st. Paul cause the follow
ing improvement to be made, to-wit:
Construct with wood crsswalks at the
following named places. to-wit:
Hoffman avenue, east side, across
Fourth street;
Fourth street, south side. across Horr-
man avenue;
Fifth street. south side. across Hoff-
n an avenue.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen.
July 2, 1901.
Adopted by the Assembly. July 5, 1901.
Approved, July 6, 1901.
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Rd f No. 1880

3D. F No. 1880
Resolved, That the form of contract
submitted by the Corporation Attorney,
bearing date July ], 1901 by and between
George RegelsbeI ger and the City of st.
Paul. wherein is contemplated the work
necessary and required for the plumb ng
and gas fitting in the new school build
ing in the Second ward, be and the same
is hereby in all things approved, and the
proper city officers are hereby authorized
and directed to execute the same on be-
half of the city
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
July 2, 1901.
Adopted by the Assembly July 3, 1901.
Approved July 6, YOi.r
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In the matter of the report of the
Board. OF Public Works. dated June
q. 1901
It is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the City OF st. Paul:
That the Board of Public Works of
the City OF st. Paul cause the following
improvement to be made, to-wit:
Reconstruct, relay or repair, except
where already reconstructed. relaid or
repaired with wood. the wooden side
North side of Hudson avenue, COM
mencing at Earl street, thence to Cypress
street; commencing at Maria avenue.
thence to Hoffman avenue; commencing
at Bates avenue. thence east 40 feet
Together with the necessary crosswallzs
across all intersecting streets. boulevards
and alleys on the line of said improve
ment:
That said Board shall proceed with
out delay to assess the amount as near
ly as they can ascertain the same, which
viii be required to pay the damages
costs and necessary expenses of SUCH
Improvement upon the real estate to be
benefited by said Improvement, as pro-
vided by law; 1t being the opinion If
the Council that real estate to be as
found benefited to the extent OF the
damages, costs and expenses necessary
to be incurred thereby.
Adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
July 2. 1901.
Adopted by the Assembly July 5, 1901.
Approved July 6, 1901.
T. 49, -oot+r % ~ raoo-t % 49,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-10
3D. f No. 1906

3D. F No. 1895
In the matter of the report Of the
Board of Public Works. dated July
l. 1901.
Ii is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the City of st. Paul:
That the Board of Public Works OF