The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-06
Machinery on the Prospects of Young

Machinery on the Prospects of Young
Men, lung
The cases of Gustav Cleavage, John
Morltz. Frank Bonsell and Horace BOYD
boys who have been Officer Bineham's
Probatoners, were dismissed i'll police
court yesterday.
Executive Agent S. r. Fullerton has
granted Matt Clark permit to shin a
i've deer from Carlton to St. Paul TT
Will be placed in the Como geological COL
lection.
Probate Judge Bazille has committed
John, Charles and Herman Cooley. the
three small sons of Alison Coo.ey, III
pennsylvania avenue, to the state school
at OWatOnna.
Thomas Cochran Jr.. formerly of St
Paul, has been appointed general pas
senger and freight agent of the Albany
q hudson the largest electric rail sys-
tenn in the world.
While DR.. G. A baltimore was driving
across the Robert street bridge his horse
became frightened and ran away After
a wild run the horse was captured at
Fifth and Jackson streets.
The board of public works has LET the
contract for wood sidewalks for the COM
ing year to the James Forrestal company
for $29,5S2, and the contract for cement
walks to l.. G. Washington for 500 623
Michael Schriner and Joseph Euerman.
nei@hbors who have been having trouble
fer some time past, had charges of as
sault and battery which had been pre-
ferred against them, dismissed, yester>
day.
The annual state convention of the
Young Mems Christian association Of the
state will be held at Mankato from the
18th to the 18th of February. Repres en-
tatives of all the associations of the
state will be present.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Nellie Collins, who died last Monday
while on a visit to Chicago, will be held
from the family residence, 527 Collins
street, this morning at $3.50 o'clock. The
interment will be at Calvary.
The Graves-May company, seedsmen.
of Minneapolis, Incorporated with the
secretary of state. The capital stock Is
$4,000, and the incorporators are J. S.
Graves, of Howard Lake; c. A May.
Litchfield; w. ]. Gibbs, Minneapolis.
Gustav Anderson. the man held as a
witness in connection with the sudden
death of Alma FredericksOn, who died
suddenly at the city hospital, Saturday
afternoon. was released in police court
yesterday as DO complaint had been
made against him.
The committee from the Second Ward
! Improvement association, appointed to
investigate conditions at the Van Buren,
school, has reported that one-third more
children are attending the school than
can be properly accommodated. An eff
fort will be made to secure new school
building in the Second ward.
Charles Kuberon failed to see the Joke
in story that was being told him by
Anton Drop in a saloon at Thomas and
Gaultier streets, last Friday night To
stop the telling OF the story he assault
ed Drop and was arrested OF warrant
sworn out by the latter, charging him
with assault and battery. Kuberon was
| fined s. and obliged to sign peace bonds.
The Order of the Zodiac has arranged
for the celebration of the passing of the
sun into the vernal equinox March 81
! The purchase of extensive parapherna ia
and the renting of the Elks' hall was
authorized, so that the celebration could
be fifty observed. A banquet and enter
| tainment will be given, and over a hun
| dred new members admitted.