The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-18
CITY ne VI 8.

Franklin H Griggs, st. Paul. has been
appointed judge advocate of the first bril-
gade. on recommendation of General
Bend
Building permits aggregating $1,000 In
value were issued by the building In
spector yesterday. They were all small
IN amount.
J Gleich plumber at S62 Rice street,
was found guilty of violating the
plumbers license law. He was fined so
In police court yesterday.
The Bentson Tailoring company, OF
Minneapolis filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state yester-
day afternoon. Its capital stock is $1,000.
Residents Of the first ward are preparing
Tor the extension of the Lafayette car
line to Phalen park 1t is claimed that
nnder an cid ordinance, the extension is
made n an latorys ~
Judge Bum. with jury, is trying the
damage claim Of Joseph F. w. Rolin
against the City of St Paul. Plaintiff
asks for $1,000 damages for injuries caus-
ed by a defective street.
John l. Townley. who for the past
thirteen years has practiced law in this
city, is arranging to leave St. Paul for
Fergus Falls. The date of his departure
Is a week from Monday.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club Will
meet tomorrow afternoon in Van Buren,
school. Mrs Margaret Blair of the
state agricultural school. will address the
club on THE Art of Sewing"
The Little Women's Play will be
given by the children of the Dayton
avenue Presbyterian church Satu a y ~
ternoon in the church parlors, for tue
benefit of the church choir.
NTre Tocoo1, TTo,,eo- ~,-;ll .ooa
before the Young Mems Sunday Club Of
st. James church next Sunday. The
paper will discuss the question of "Edu-
cation as a Test for Qualification to
Vote"
The complaint against James Carey
and John King, charged with obstructins
Patrolman SwensOn in making an arrest,
was withdrawn in the police court yes
teTday. The Offense was committed over
a year ago.
4 letter was received yesterday from
Dairy Commissioner Mcconnell. stating
that he found Mrs. Mcconnell very Ill
upon his arrival at Neosho Falls, Kan.
She is very feeble, but some hope Of her
recovery remains.
A diamond earsettfng lost in the store
of Schuneman & Evans, Tuesday noon.
was found by one Of the employees, Miss
Sara Kernkamp, and returned to the
owner. Miss Kernkamp was suitably re-
warded for her honesty.
Because of a permit issued by the board
Of aldermen to Frederick Carly and
others to maintain a lumber and lime
yard on West Fifth street, near Franklin
and Exchange streets, insurance men
threaten to raise the rate of insurance.
The proximity Of such an establishment
Increases the fire risk.
Executive Agent Samuel Fullerton OF
the state game and fish commission, left
the city last night for Cass Lake, where
he win superintend the work of gathering
eggs Of pike to be taken to the state fish
hatchery with a view to PLANTING fish in
various lakes in the state.
No official notice has been received at
the post office Of the new reclassiication
which gives to a large number Of the
clerks and carriers of the ST. Paul office
decided increase in salary. The dig
patches state that st. Paul viii authoriz-
ed to increase its clerical force by the
addition of five new clerks, but the Of
flcials in charge think this is a mistake.
The local office is now employing its full