The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-03
CITY NJ 10 8 .

Ramsey council, Royal Arcanum, in
stalled its new officers last night, e. M.
Parish as regent.
Water board employees received their
December salaries yesterday. The pay
roll amounted to $4,1S045.
At a meeting OF the board of public
works yesterday the December pay roll,
amounting to $1,117, was passed.
Mrs. Emma Odquist died yesterday at
her late residence, 1877 Nelson avenue
Tie funeral takes place today at 2
o'clock.
Unity tent. knights of the Maccabees,
will hold a public installation of ofIi-
GERS at Knights Of Columbus hall, Rob-
ert street, this evening.
The state board of medical examiners
held its quarterly examination in the
Moore block yesterday. There were
twenty-three applicants.
Mrs J. NJ Campbell will speak tonight
at the st. Paul Theosophical society. 557
Endicott building, on "Upbuilding. The
public is cordially invited.
Rev. Q. d. Andrews is rapidly recover
Ing from the illness which has confined
him to his home for the past week He
will be about in several days.
Garfield post and Garfield corps will
have joint installation Saturday even
Ing at Central hall Mrs. S. E. Milham
will install the officers of the corps.
Eleanor Maria Kruger, youngest
daughter of William S. and Stella
krueger, died yesterday afternoon at the
family residence, sos Igiehart street.
The state auditor yesterday received
$3.50 from the clerk of the municipal
court of Minneapolis, representing s25
I'M e Ioir
laws.
The funeral of August w Meyerding
will be held tomorrow at 2:3O, from the
family residence, 379 Rice street. He was
member of University lodge, No "a, A.
o. U. w.
Isaac A. Briggs, eighty-flve years of
age, died last night al the residence Of
his son, Harvey A. Briggs. 512 Selby ave-
nue.. Deceased had lived in st. Paul for
q great many years.
Mrs Anna NJ. Gieselman, sixty-five
years of age, was found unconscious on
East Sixth street, near her home, No.
52, by Capt. Berger Her right arm was
broken and her forehead was badly
bruised by a fall on the sidewalk
Miss Nellie A Hope, wko has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia al her home
on Dayton aVenSe; for the past three
weeks, has recovered and will reopen
her Studio in the Chamber of Commerce
building today.
a meeting of the assembly committee
on ways and means was to have been
held yesterday afternoon, but owing to
the absence of a quorum adjournment
was taken until this morning. There is
little business on hand for the commit
tees consideration.
Secretary Maroney of the local board
of civil service examiners yesterday re-
ceiNed notice of an examination for the
grade of a photographic engraver, which
viii take place on Jan. s. The place car
ries a salary of at least 81, ,000, and even
runs as high as S1,40O the first year
The collection of the customs office for
December, 1850, We're S19, 800. During
the same month III 1899 they amounted
to about $4,000. The fiscal year does not
end until June. and it is thought that
as a whole this fiscal year will show an
increase in receipts over last year.
Archbishop Ireland vii deliver an ad-
dress at the annual meeting of the Min
nesota State Agricultural society Tues
day afternoon. at the Commercial club
rooms. The archbishop takes the place
Of j. H. Bringham, assistant secretary
OF agriculture, scheduled to speak, but
unable to attend.