The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-09
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. e %t-i Miss ~Conradine Schurmeier. Crocus
Hill, has returned to Cambridge.
Both bodies of the council will meet
= ? q this afternoon to pass the December pay
=. rolls in. time for pay day. Jan. 10.
EDNA Earlain, who is better known by
p 49, tlfe-.name of English Annie, was SEN
topced to thirty days in he workho1se
TO Toggmg.
u~,. Brooks Bros got a default judgment in
the municipal court yesterday against
--'s'.' 1taFf Berndt for $l1S, balance and inter-
,.4-,.5-.4es est On a note
The trial of William Bickel on the
Fs'5szs5 charge of having eight Aeer in his pos
session, contrary to law, will come up at
Forest Lake today.
sr=s a. = Notice has been filed by the American
Bonding and Trust company of its inten-
ton to withdraw as security for George
L-.s---. w.. Sinks, a licensed inspector.
Louis Gerber was arrested on complaint
of George Dox, charged with dschargins
firearms within the city limits. The case
was continued until this morning.
st. Paul Capital lodge, Order of Birth
Abraham, will install officers at Sher-
man hall Sunday evening. There will be
ais,s Il music and several members Will deliver
addresses.
IA" TaIns Bixby, who has been i'll at st.
-.. .Lqke.s hospital from appendicitis, is re-
ported to be rapidly recovering, and it
ia us expected that he will soon be well
Health Commissioner J. Samuels, of
s---- Portland Or, was a visitor at the
health office yesterday, and later took a
view of the public baths. as the Oregon
...4. city council is about to establish such an
institution. ''
3 ~ isaac Iysander, the man who was ar
rested for an alleged criminal assault
2 upon Mrs Nakash, of the Premier flats,
was. released yesterday upon motion or
the county attorney. Mrs. Nakash IN
formed him, that she, did not desire to
prosecute the case.
The William Porten company has been
- incorporated for the manufacture OF
brick. stone iron and other materials
for the construction of buildings, with
). >. a capital of $4,000. The incorporators
are William Porten, Samuel Whaley and
William r Porten, all Of st. Paul.
David Marx and Ike Hoffman each paid
a fine in police court yesterday for fight
ing on the street. They are employed in
rival pawnshops' on Third street, and be-
came engaged in a row which ended in
their being arrested and fined So each.
Marx also forfeited a pair of brass
knuckles.
The health department is much en-
coIIraged by the fact that st. Paul is
just now accommodating only two small
pox patients, while Minneapolis boasts of
thirty The two patients now at the
pest house are convalesing and will be
released this week.
Judge R. c. Hne and John w. Fine
hout have had published, for the Second
Ward Republican League club small
.~ pocket pamphlet, instructing voters
about the new primary law. Instructions
concerning registration and voting and
the rights and duties of citizens at the
primaries set forth.
.sita The Kendrick Chemical company, of St
Paul. filed a certificate of stock with the
.}~>-- secretary of state yesterday. Tie capital
is S500nO divided into 5000 shares of $40
each; f. d. Kendrick holding 1900 A. J.
4nii.- .Stobbart and D. H. Bradley each 100. j.
w. Norton and Joseph Claffy so each and
Thomas Sullivan 5.
The annual meeting of the trustees Of
the st. Paul Free Medical Dispensary
tye-' was held yesterday at the office of Vic
.... tor M. Watkins, the secretary. for the
lf9r purpose of filling the vacancies in the
board occasioned by the expiration of
III terR2s of office of Henry p Upham VIII
,;os saiam p Clough and Nathaniel P Lang
ford These gentlemen We're reelected
for The term of three years.