The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Journal Almanac and Year Book, 1902 on
Sale at Journal counter. Price 20 cents.
b The Title Insurance and Trust company
pays per cent on deposits subject to check.
detective Norm King returned this NOR
ming after three days absence in various
iowa cities, where he did business connected
with the police department. F
Captain Charles f. Osborne of Engine Com
pany No. l., who was injured at the fire in
the Boston block last week. is out again and
VIII report for duty next week.
The case against Benjamin Clinton, who
was arrested last week charged with driving
morse UNIT for use, was up In the police
court this morning. Clinton was dismissed.
as the evidence was insufficient to secure q
conviction.
Representative J. A. Peterson argued In
favor of the adoption of the new tax code
at the meeting of the viking League ssoa last
vast Improvement over the present absurd
system of taxation. :s
At meeting of the Viking league last
evening short speeches were made by S. NJ.
Judge Holt. committee Of three was named
to confer with the committee from the Mont
tor league regarding unity Of action along
political lines.
g. church. will lecture this evening at the
Western Avenue NJ. E. church. on the sub
ject From Throne to Throne This will be
the nrst lecture in course given under the
the Epworth League.
PROFESSOR F. j. E. Woodbridge OF the state
university will address the MONDAY meeting
&C st. Marks church tomorrow, and on
rector Of st. Andrews church, will be the
speaker:I Everyone is cordially invited to
attend these services.
Electric lighting and power plant for salo
ln,e sA,s American Ball engines.
a4AlZ, each 1OO-horse- power. direct belted to
four-pole 60-kilowatt Howell lighting genera
tors. Possession given March l, 1902. These
equipments are In full operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant
Herman Jeub, Minneapolis contractor, was
seriously and possibly fatally injured in a fall
from the roof of the new Catholic church
which he is building at Wilno, Mimi, last
was covered with snow, when he slipped and
fell to the frozen ground distance Of thirty
feet. --..--. .' -.
w Washington buttons given away with every
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this
week. Ask your grocer for Regan's bread
ana get picture of George Washington to
wear on his birthday~ Remember, button
WIN every loaf; so every member of the fam
lly should have one next Saturday.
The civil service commission announces the
following examinations, at St. Paul. March
20 s ana 2s Chief engineer, class 3. coast and
Watch officer, coast and geodetic survey; age
unit, Il to 50 years. 1t is understood from
these examinations that appointments to good
paying positions in the Philippine Islands will
De made. Application blanks. etc, can be
obtained from the secretary of the board Of
examiners at st. Paul postof1ce.
About fifty men and women attended the
meeting OF the Searchlight Club, in the Y M:
Z. A hall, Monday evening. The club was
recently organized for the purpose of better
ing municipal, state and city political condi-
tons, and addresses were given by A. H.
Clark, president; F. W. Reed, on "Duties of
ti1, Searchlight Club; w. H. Newton, on
tary Of the Y. NJ. c. A, on THE Ideal Poll
tician,' and c. P. Work, on Advance in Mu-