The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
CITY NEWS

NJ. Schranz, A. Mallet and Fred Her
zig were each fined $40 for selling m TX
without Il license.
The Socialist-Labor party will hold its
IcoEthly business meeting this afternoon
at 2.S0 in Assembly hall
The story of "Ten Nights IN a Bar
Room will be given at the Bethel this
evening, illustrated by a series of
views.
A meeting of the park board viii be
held Monday evening. The proposed
Lexington avenue park way will come up
for consideration.
There was a chimney fire at the home
OF Charles Hanson, SIS Westminster
street, at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
No damage
The assembly building ordinance COM
mittee will hold a meeting Monday even
ing to consider further the amended or
dinances under revision.
The explosion of a gasoline stove caus-
ed small blaze at the home of F. q.
Knapp, z3j Fifth street. yesterday MORN
ing. There was no damage.
The Burton lecture course will be re-
sumed on Monday evening, Feb. Is, at
the Mechanic Arts high school. DR.. Rich
ard Burton will lecture on 'Thackeray."
two elevators and for general repairs
We're issued by the building inspectors
office yesterday amounting in the ag
gregate to $3.50.
A. L. Young, who was fined SIS a week
ago for disorderly conduct, was sent
to the workhouse for ten days for being
drunk. A charge of vagrancy against
him was withdrawn.
Miss Golfer, of the Mechanic Arts
school will lecture Thursday af ernoon
before the Grand Teachers association
at the Central high school. Her sub
ject will be Spanish Art
The sum of S, $40 was paid into the city
treasury yesterday by the Twin City
Rapid Transit company, this being the
tax of SO each for every car in operation.
The number sworn to was $50.
Lars II. Beckwel, John ]. Brown,
Edmund Brfack, John J. Winn, Jacob
Simmer Jr., Henry E. Gerbe and Alex
ander ]. lander have been appointed
substitute letter carriers by Postmaster
McGill.
Mrs Clara NJ. Wilson, of Red Wing,
president of the Womans Relief corps,
was in the city yesterday to arrange
for the w. r. c. state convention 10 be
held at the Central Park Methodist
church, March 10.
Under the name of John Dunn, John
Dunnivan, recently released from the
worlhouse where he was sent for as
sauting his divorced wife, was again a
prisoner in the police court yesterday on
charge of vagrancy.
Charles Cochran, charged with assault
and battery in complaint sworn cut
by John Helmer was discharged. The
case of Emil BOrdeau, who was arrested
In connection with the same trouble,
was continued until Feb. %.
AT S:15 tomorrow evening, Arthur J.
Slobbart will address a meeting at st.
Paul Commons on the legal department
OF the city Recitations will be given
by A. Frank, Edith Gottlieber and Mi Is
Eleanor Wood. Miss Cha field will play.
Humane Agent Moak yesterday shot
horse belonging to Sam Rom 154 Ken
tucky street. The horses li2ht hind leg
was broken last night with some blunt
instrument, probably an iron bar. The
shattered.
Alderman. Holt and number Of master
plumbers met at the city hail yesterday
afternoon and considered the plumbing
clause of the proposed new building or
dinances. The present ordinances are not
to their liking and a number of changes
will be made.
President Corning. Inspector B. Zim-
norman and Superintendent of Buildings
Gerlach held conference with Mayor
Smith yesterday and discussed the advis-
ability of purchasing eleven and a half
lots fer the new school building to be
erected at Rondo, Carroll and Mackucin