The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23
CITY NEWS
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Temperature To-day 73
Degrees; Il Year Ago S2 Degrees.

Hatch's Battalion Reunion The
seventh annual reunion of the survivors Of
Hatch's independent battalion OF cavalry Will
be held at Morgan Post hall. corner Third
street and Nicollet avenue, at a. m.
Wednesday. Sept 8.
bers OF the Seventh Minnesota Regiment viii,
hold q reunion September at Morgan post
hall. Third street and Nicollet avenue at 1880
q. M. dinner at 1890 p. m. Members OF the
Seventh regiment who reside in Minneapolis
will confer favor IL they will communicate
wun the chairman on entertainment, Alex. A.
Bates.
, New n. w. Bank BuiidinE-Kees &
Colburn architects of the new Northwest
S. say the building, which is to cost $3.50, 900,
S, say the building. which to cost S29o,ooo
will be 91x142 have three stories and base
ment and be Of polished granite and plate
glass. 1t will have iron beams and columns
and encaustic tile and mosaic work.
Carpenter Falls Dead - Swan I.
Holmberg, carpenter, residing at 2o24 TWen-
on new building at SIS E Franklin avenue
shortly before noon to-day. He fell dis
lance Of five feet and it was at hir irst sup up
Coroner Williams called and decided that
death was due to heart trouble.
Church Picnic-Monday, Sept. /, La
Dor Day the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception will hold it's annual outing at Lake
Park hotel, Lake Minneton ka. The commit
tee in charge has perfected arrangements TO
entertain a large crowd and will offer prizes
to successful contestants in games and
sports. Special train service has been Sc
cured and boats will make trips often Tor the
accommodation Of the excursion
Resigns to Come to Minneapolis
Rev, J. Frost, OF the Orchard Avenue Baptist
church, at Los Angeles has just resigned to
act as dean Of the Northwestern Bible and
Missionary Institute, to be opened this fali
apoiis A farewell for DR.. Frost is being
arranged by the Baptist m ministers' conference
Of Los Angeles and vicinity. He has been
sosSsrn Of 70 and % vii be srsay
missed.
for four lots and a half transferred to the
Globe Iron Works, situated in Regents addl-
tion, or Little Pittsburg. were filed yesterday.
Tor ol new WI foundry. % Which win give work to
about twelve men in the building. and will
cost from 5000 to $4,000. Upon these same
addition to the main shop, a two-story ware
house and storage shed extending the whoie
length Of the property.
Alley Shut Up-The sixteen foot drive
way for years open and leading from Ihiro
street to the rear of the buildings 253- -25s
First avenue S, controlled by the Realty Care
& Improvement company and by California
owner has been crossed by a brick wall.
new owner has come into control of the cor
ner A feet facing on First avenue to tax title
Edmund G. Walton reports that Philip Cabot
Of Boston. the owner, has given Instructions
to prepare plans to build on this piece OF
ground. The adjacent tenants are naturally
somewhat indignant as they supposed the
land to be public alley.
Council Committees-Nearly all the
council committees will meet next week, the
calls kNng as follows: Monday-Sewer com
mittee at o'clock; health and hospitals, at
$3.50; gas. at o'clock Tuesday-Waterworks,
at g. and printing at 2. Wednesday-Fire de-
partment at 10; paving at 2: street grades
and additions at 2; railroads at 8. Thursday
Police, 10 a. m; roads and bridges at 2;
public grounds and buildings at 2. Friday
Claims a m; licenses, 10 a. m; under
ground wires. p. m. The special committee
to which referred the matter of submit
ting to the vote of the people a proposition to
issue bonds for paving will meet Thursday
at p. m. No call has been issued as yet for
the ways and means committee, which has
possession of Mayor Ames' resi- gnation, nor OF
the special committee to which was referred
the proposition to establish public baths in
the old city hall after it has been vacated.