The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-04
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Journal Almanac and Year Book. 1902, on
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Elegant furnishings Of Clifton avenue resi-
dence. costing over 5000, at auction to-mor
row at Bown's," A 7th st s.
You will miss it II you want something
nice IN leather goods If you do not go to Bar
NUNS removal sale. 4O4 Nicollet
subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc.,
and get your binding done at Century News
Store. Third street S. near Hennepin av.
Ihe biennial meeting Of the Fifth Ward Re-
publican Club will be held this evening at the
for two years and Senator George f. Wilson
Will make an address.
One OF the new storage batteries for the
power plant OF the Twin City Rapid Transit
the company is said to be. receiving many
dds for its steam plant from smaller cities.
90 me meme next resular meeting of the state board
OF electricity will be held in room 16 at the
state capitol on Friday Feb. :, at D. NJ
anu 30 p. N. Applicants for state licenses
should present themselves for examination at
this meeting. 'l@
Charles Preston brakeman on the Grca.
Western, fell from a fat car in the railroad
yards at Tenth avenue and Second street
early this morning. He rolled from under
the wheels but sustained serious bruises. The
street S.
e. T.. Johnson, Of W w. Johnson & Co..
the minneapolis lumber firm. is touring Cali
Iorhla, oregon and Washington in company
coast timber lands and is quoted in Seattle
as being undecided whether TO hold the tim
Der as an investment or to cut it.
na Electric lighting and power plant for sale.
ltxl2, each 100 horse power, direct belted to
Iour-pole so-kilowatt 11O-volt lighting genera
,ohs possession given Jan. Is and Feb. L..
I9os I These equipments are in full opera
ION ana may be inspected at The Minneapolis
journal plant.
, !; me office OF the register of deeds received
and the fees amounted to 81, 16O55 The sal
aries amounted to 1888. 96, showing a net rev
t enue to the county of $406.59. As compared
with January, 1901, the fees are Sl9l.7O greater
and the salaries $3.50 less, making a net IN
crease Of $265.40.
Evangelistc services will be held for the
next two weeks in the Lake Street Methodist
church, Lake street and Fremont avenue S.
Inc pastor, Rev. T. w. Stout, will be assisted
by the well-known evangelist, Miss Anne
Downey. There will be a Bible study each
afternoon, at 2:3O, followed by a children's
meeting at o'clock. Preaching each eve
ming.
DR.. Charles Williams the postofice ply
stefan, is yaccinating employees in the govern
1nent building. Seventy eight have been vac
cnated to date, forty-four examined and
sears, approved, leaving fifty-six yet to arp
pear. The wholesale scraping Of arms is a
general precaution, and not owing to the Sta
ton case, where a sub-carrier was taken
with smallpox.
Axel Anderson's roommate at the Wiscon-
has disappeared, and with him $50 of An
derson's hard earned money. Anderson had
been working in a. lumber camp near High
land, Mimi, and few days ago came to
Minneapolis. On the train he met another
1umberjack and they, took room together
The disappearance of money and mate fol-
loved.
Andrew Malisky appeared in the police
court this morning charged with being
warrant; He entered plea of not guilty
and told the judge that he wanted to go to
work for an uncle that kept livery stable in
town. The officer who made the arrest stated
that he had found Maisky under some hay
in barn, where he would surely have frozen
had he not been taken to the station The
judge decided to send him to the workhouse
for thirty days to keep him out OF the cold
Simon Brooks, a peddler who was seu-
fenced to the workhouse for ninety days on
the charge OF stealing lot of copper wire,
has served his time and it quite Indifferent
to the fate Of his application to the board Of
pardons for release. A great ado was made
in the. case OF Brooks. Many interested
themselves in his behalf, it being understood
that the family was in destitute crcum-
stances. His wife frequently went to St.
Paul with a child at her breast to plead with
the authorities for the pardon Of her husband