The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-26
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Inc Title Insurance and Trust company
pays per cent on deposits subject to check.
| OF small leather goods, Barnum gives rs per
cent this week, at 404 Nicollet.
Anton Hawley and William Rhodes were in
| the police court this morning. They got $40
| or ten days each, for vagrancy
Miss Ida Benfy will read adam Bede'' at
the Y. M. G. A. hall this evening, at o'clock.
She will also give some humorous readings.
Famous factory clearing sale on odd-sized
and fancy oval frames Also frames made to
order. Bintlifs factory, AT First avenue S.
! Sam Kay pleaded guilty to charge Of va
grancy, in the police court this morning, and
was given $25 or thirty days in the work
! house. e."
The Garfield Republican Club will hold a
| at Morgan post hall, Nicollet avenue and
Third street.
The dwelling house of Oscar G. Peterson,
9o1 Seventh avenue S, was badly scorched
| about o'clock this morning. The origin OF
| the blaze is unknown.
George Ryan, who was arrested yesterday
| by Officer Nelson, charged with drunkenness,
says he wants trial He will have chance
| In $25 bail.
Frank Gutenberg and Frank Grerath en-
tered pleas Of not guilty, in the police court
this morning, to the charge of disorderly
and are held in SIS bail
Twin city advertising men will form an or
ganlzatjon at a meeting to be held at the
n Msaah hote ST. Pap the Evening
tors in both cities are interested.
Two thugs overpowered Edward Chris
Hanson of SOP Twentieth avenue s, under the
! railroad viaduct at Washington and Eighth
avenue S, about o'clock last night. Chris
| Hanson says they took $40.
| The stays in the two cases against Joseph
| J. McGregor expired to-day, but further de-
| lay was granted until next Tuesday after
l.. LOOMS, will make his motion for = new
trial.
The general committee for the National In
| dustrial Convention of Employers and En-
| hotel this evening, to consider important mat
| tiers concerning the coming convention or the
Eight-Hour League. r
| The police have been asked to search for
Sadie Gluba, DOMESTIC Isc missing mi from the
| s. since last Friday. The girl, who is 20
years old, started down town to do some
| shopping and did not return.
Electric lighting and power plant for sale.
| l4x12, each 1OO-horse-power. direct belted to
! four-pole 5O-kilowatt lo-volt lighting genera
tors Possession given March l. 1907 These
| inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant.
The knights and Ladies OF Security, Mime
apolis Council, No. 793 will give musical en-
tertainment and dance in their parlors in
are invited. An excellent program has been
arranged and among the speakers will be H.
A. Wheeler, chairman national committee on
fianance.
The sale of seats for the eighth and last
Of the series of Danzs symphony orchestra
| concerts will begin Thursday morning at the
Metropolitan box office. All persons holding
season book coupons must use them at the
concert next Sunday, for they will be useless
after that time. All season tickets must be
used up entirely at this concert.
The contract for the boilers for the new
pumping station goth to William Bros at his
bid Of $11 900. They are four in number and
are guaranteed to furnish ], 100 horse power.
Mr.. Bros bid was next to the lowest The
waterwor1s committee of the council decided
yesterday to build the superstructure of the
new pumping station by contract, If favorable
terms can be had, and it will advertise at once
for bids. The city engineer will construct the
foundation and the pump foundations.
The members of the policemen's picnic and
ball committee, which had in charge the
benefit functions last year, together with
Mayor Ames and the superintendent of police,
were yesterday made a permanent committee
to take care Of and dispense the money In the
police emergency fund, which now approx
mates 81 600. George Sinclair Is chairman Of
the committee George Copeland secretary,
and H. Garrish treasurer. Two standing com
mittees were appointed as follows: lnvestigat-
ing, F. W. Ames, Philip Kisner and John Van
Rickley; auditing, George Bahan, George G..
Barry and j. f. O'Conner.