The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28
saltwater News

After the fire at Keln's restaurant in
the Tepass block, a couple of nights ago
several boxes of cigars were missing
from the showcase and two boys Were
arraigned in the municipal court yester-
day, charged with being the guilty par
ties. They admitted their part in the af-
fair and implicated two other boys, and
the hearing in each case went over until
tomorrow morning.
The CLANCY Lamb and bow boat AMI
the Vivian and bow boat cleared yes
terday with large lows OF logs for g.
Lamb & Son. Clinton, 10. The Ravenna
left with a tow of lumber and logs for
William Kaiser and other lumbermen at
Muscatine, To-, and the NeyeThae Iser
and bow boat left wah logs for the Rock
Island Lumber company.
The assessors of this county held Il
meeting at the court house yesterday
morning and received messed books AMI
papers with which to begin making the
personal property assessment, May 1 y
schedule of valuations was adopted
practically the same as that OF last year,
and stocks of merchandise will be assess
ed at 50 per cent of their full value
Nearby every member of the Bons
Anlis Bowling club participated in
tho series of games played at
the Molander 81 McCuish alleys
Friday night and several very
good scores were made. The me al was
again won by j. w. Schroeder. who scor-
ed total Of 533 pins in three games The
club will continue playing three weeks
longer and will then wind up the season
with a supper and g Gace at the Sawyer
house ~
Mayor Armson states that he will In
all probability veto a resolution passed by
the city council providing for toll charges
on the pontoon bri 3ge across the st.
~ ma ic ctr ;NtI-r ~
return to the old system or charging
tolls and the resolutions will In ik-
lihood be returned to the council with his
veto at its neXt nee ting Business men
as g rule are generally In faver Of a free
bridge and it is said an effort will be
made at the next meeting CT the como l
TO get that body oTfecons.der its former
action in the matter.
Tho Hoffbrau club will give another Of
it's enjoyable dances in Modern Woodinen
hall next Tuesday evening
j.. S. O Briea leaaes tonight for ] .ouis-
Vile, Ky, where his horses wi TAX.
part in the two weeks race m, ct ng =
ginning there tomorrow. Mr.. O'2rlen
is now racing Lee King. Wild Pirat. ana
Bert Davis.
The funeral CT Miss katherine NJ Hos.
was held at ST. Michaeis church at 0
elcck yesterday morning and the inter
ment took rlace at tho Catholic cemeters
at South Saltwater Deceased was a
popular young lady and a large n in,ser
of her friends aGende the seg9i O. a. the
church and accompanied the remaias to
thei: last resting place
Although It has Teen lfarEel that thu
telegram sent T. II. Thomas at Wheat
land, Cal. announcing the acc dental
Death OF John Hemphii has been del "
cred. no word has heen received ere as
TO the disposition, of the remains a q { e
BODY Will probably be int rel III, fr
OF the week at The eypense of tn -oun v.
y. e. Underwood. who Vas q = nst OF
relatives and friends in this CITY. re-
turned 10 Soiway the first paEt of the
week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary IF the A. O. IT.
gave a card party in opera house hail
Thursday a fternoop.
Ollie ], Burns left WednesGas n,ols,rg
fer Kalispel, Mont. where he VIII iaca.e.