The Saint Paul globe., 1902-10-08

union last nlSnt donated 9oU 10 lne lupu
for the support of the striking coal min
erS
viii Have $4,000 House-Karl Vessel
was yesterday granted a permit by the
city building department for a $4,000
frame dwelling to be located near Como
park.
Cars Use Fifth Street-Cars of the Mis-
sissippi and West st. Paul and Hamline
and jackson lines, which have been run
ming around the loop, will this morning
resume operating On the old route up
Fifth street.
Weedman Furnished BaiI-H. H. Weed
man and not Dennis Olson furnished bail
for the women arrested at the Stockholm
Monday night. The name of Dennis
Olson was furnished the police with the
bail money.
Made Much Hay-The park board so
far this year has cut grass extending over
nearly twenty-five miles of streets. TIP
total number of feet was 119 900. The cost
of the work, which amounted to about
$4,000, was assessed against the property
benefited.
chapin VIII Fieht-East end property
owners have engaged Walter l.. Chaplin
to represent their interests in the fight
now being made against the assessment
promulgated by the board of public works
for the paving Of Payne avenue and other
streets.
Farmers Bank Authorized-The Farm
ers' Bank of Kasson, Dodge county, was
granted authority to do business by the
1N11n1 iYonV.
stock is $4,000, and the officers of the
institution are H. w. Brown, president,
and w. N. Parkhurst cashier.
Candidates Expenses-The following
unsuccessful candidates at the primary
election filed statements of their ex-
penses yesterday: James R. Hickey,
Democrat, for the Legislature in the
Thirtysixth district, $28; John J. Ryder,
Republican. for the senate, Thirty-four
district $35.75.
viii Make Cigar Machines-The Ma
tional Automatic Cigar Vendor compan8
has filed articles of Incorporation The
capital stock is $100, ,000, and the incor-
porators w ]. Prendergast and Stephen
Conday, of st. Paul, and G.. E. Hallberg
of Wamoad, MINI. The company is to
manufacture tobacco and cigars.
-
Land Company Incorporates-The Felt
hous Land company, of st. Paul, yester-
day fled articles of incorporation in the
Office of the register of deeds. The capt.
tai is $15O,O00, and the incorporators are
j. A. fictitious, George R. fictitious, J. C.
fictitious and F. c. Hoffman, of st. Paul,
and G. H. McNider, William Brett L.. A.
Peryl and D. w. Telford, Of Mason City.
Iowa.
Chances for Experts-CiviI service ex-
aminations will be held at the federal
building in st. Paul, as follows: Nov. II
and II, for seed clerk in the department
of agriculture, salary from $S4O to 81 600,
and for watch officer in the coast and
geodetic survey; Dec. 9 and 10, for me-
chanical craftsmen in the bureau of en-
craving and printing, salary $1,000.
Wouldn't Adopt Minnesota PIan-In-
surance Commissioner Dearth has return
ed from the national convention of insur-
ance commissioners, recently held at Co
lumbus, Ohio. The convention refti>ed to
adopt the plan proposed by the Mime
sofa commissioner, requiring insurance
companies to file a statement of profits
and loss with their annual reports. Com
missioner Dearth says he will require
report Of this kind in this state
o.
Would Practice Medicine-Forty-f five
men and five women are taking examina-
t1on for license to practice medicine. at
the capitol The examination is the usual
quarterly one held by the state board of
medical examiners. The applicants are
required to answer series of ten cues
tions in anatomy, physiology diseases of
women and children, practice of medi-
cine, obstetrics, histology and pathology.
Nearly all the applicants for diplomas are
residents of the state outside the Twin
Cities