The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-01
CITY NEWS.

The board of abatement will meet at
4 o'clock this evening.
The state medical board will meet at
the capitol today to examine candidates
for license to practice in this state.
Comptroller McCardy- yesterday signed
the contract for a sewer on Van Buren,
street from Como to Arundel w. j..
Preston is the contractor, at $S,4S0.
Prof Zeublin, of the Chicago universe
ty, will address the students of the Cen
trail high school tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock in the assembly hall of the school.
The creditors of David Hanna have
elected H. w Allen as their trustee in
the bankruptcy proceedings. The hear
ing will be heard before Referee Doran
Oct. 10.
The state board of pardons will meet
Oct H. There will be from 40 to so
applications to be heard including cases
continued from the last meeting of the
board.
Helena. infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthias Heck, of S95 Daily street,
died yesterday, and will be buried today
at 2 o'cloc-i with a service al st. Frances
de Sales church.
Attorney General w. b. Douglas, who
has been confined to his home for some
days as the result of nervous collapse,
is now reported much improved, although
not yet able to be out.
The quarterly meeting of the st. Paul
Presbytery Will be held today at Red
Wing. The Presbytery includes thirty
congregations, each of which is entitled
TO two representatives-the pastor and a
Iayman.
In view of the approaching completion
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with the best in the city. it is limited that
the faculty of the Central high school
may decide to make the physical culture
class obligatory.
Public Examiner E. NJ. Pope has grant
ed certificates of authorization to two
banks TO be established at Walnut
Grove: The Walnut Grove State bank,
capital $4,000, and the First State Bank
of Walnut Grove, capital $4,000.
A petition is expected at the meeting of
the council this evening asking for the
repair of the road which skirts the levee
between Smith avenue and Lauer's quar-
~. An appropriation of 500, it is said
would put the road in complete repair.
Some time ago Esther Bieber secured
a judgment against the city, and the de-
PENDANT petitioned for new trial. which
was denied by Judge Brill yesterday. The
defendant also asked fer a judgment in
the citys favor, which was also denied
Corporal Thomas A Davis, of the Unit
ed States signal corps, has been ordered
from Fort Meyer. Va, to Fort Smelling,
to relieve Sergeant Robert Hoff, at pres
ent stationed at the fort. Sergeant Hon
will go to Fort Mcdowell, Cal, for tenn
pOrary duty.
George NJ Warren, of this city, filed a
in, olo
his liabilities at $S99O65 and his assets
at $3.50 The assets consist of bills due,
notes and securities amounting to $685.,
real estate $3.50 and personal property
sos.
A team of bronchos driven by Frank
Sayer and George Brown, of South St.
Paul, ran away at Second and Wabasha
streets Sunday afternoon. Both men were
thrown out of the rig and were slightly
injured. The frightened animals were
caught at Jackson and Second streets.
The bridge and road committee of the
county commissioners will meet at noon
today at Benson's place, on the route of
the proposed Bald Eagle lake road, to
hear and consider the complaints of the
property owners along the proposed route
The new road will run along what is
now Saltwater street.
Arthur Holt, arrested on the charge
of robbing Gust Hedberg, living at 355
Somerset street, on the night of April IL,
was held to the grand jury by Judge Orr
in the police court yesterday. John Gun
derson, who was arrested on suspicion of
being implicated in the same robbery
with Holt, was discharged.
Herman Hines, serving a, sixty-day
sentence in the workhouse, was suddenly
stricken with apoplexy last night and