The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-13

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City Bonds Sold-Minneapolis sinking
fund commissioners this afternoon awarded
$249, 900 IN city bonds to the Minnesota Loan
and Trust company at $27l,S55. This was the
highest of nine bids.
Ohio Association Meeting-The Ohio
Association of Minneapolis will hold ITS an
nual election and business meeting in parlor
E Of Hotel Nicollet at 8 p. m. to-day Busl-
ness Of Importance swill be transacted.
A Young Boy AIissing--Arthur olson,
a lad OF 1s, has been missing from his home
at $50 Seventh avenue N for several days.
I The anxious parents reported the matter to
at police headquarters this morning.
Sold for Sl1,9OO-J. B. Gilhllan has
sold the last third of the two lots in the rear
Of Masonic Temple to Asa B. Barton for $n.-
900. This is the front thirty-four feet OF LOT
4, block !, Hoag's addition. One part was
sold in November to the Gluek Brewing com
pany; the second on March 8, to John w. see'
For Time and Eternity = A sneak
thief stole a clock and Bible from the x. NJ.
G. A. building, at the state unlYersity' YES
terday. 1t is not known who committed tae
theft. Persons were in and out OF the bulio-
ing all day, and some one OF the casual visit
ors to the rooms carried the goods on:
Good Thing for Cappelen-The city
OF Houghton, Mich, is to begin this year
comprehensive system of municipal improve
ments. including water and sewer system
and paving and has engaged Soil1 te mn m ia
the plans and supervise the construction. $50
MIR. sublette Returns-City Engineer
Sublette and Chief Engineer Bergstrom Of
the waterworks department returned tast
night from a trip to Lockport, n. y Iney
have been investigating the progress On ,n sqe
the boiler question. Mr.. Sublette reports that
both pumps will be finished and in place by
NoY. I or before.
Newsboys' Band at South III. s.-The
Journal Newsboys band will give con
cert on Wednesday evening, March e. at the
Monroe school piano fund. The residents OF
South Minneapolis have a rare treat II store
for them, as this Is the first time this popular
band has arranged to appear IN an entertain
ment in their part OF the city r
Early Street Cleaning - The park
board is commencing its street cleaning Work
to-day. This Is a month carrier than ever
, before owing to the advanced state or the
season. The street cleaners are at work to-
day on Hennepin avenue from lowry mn 10
Lake street, and tomorrow will commence
operations on 1yndale avenue, from western
avenue to Twenty ninth avenue ~ -
Doffs Toga-Dons Star-Representa-
tive ]. w. Phillips, having completed his
work as a legislator in the extra session.
just closed, went into the mayors once TINS
forenoon and was reapponted sergeant OF
police and assigned to the municipal court
detail. This is the position he held before
his resignation (which was rendered when the
legislature convened
f. Plans for the n. e. A.-Secretary w.
G. Nye Of the public affairs committee OF. the
Commercial Club met with the committees
Of the Teachers Club at the West Hotel this
afternoon to discuss the arrangements for
G the National Educational Association con-
vention. The teachers are taking hold OF the
work enthusiastically. ALI of the committees
are arranging their duties and from now on
the work will move ahead fast. .-.-..4.- =
- F>ujita in Love. With Minnesota
Toshiro Fujita, the Japanese consul at Chi
cago, is so much in love with the dry at
mosphere of Minnesota and the attractions OF
Minneapolis as winter resort that he has
determined to take rest of one week here
pending arrangements for the deportation of
Francis S. Mayer to Yokohama Mrs. Mayer
still holds to the plan Of going to Frankfort,
Germany. So .J r..
Timothy on Probation-Timothy Sui
livan was in the juvenile court to-day charged
with incorrigibility. His parents, who re-
{ side at 22s Thirteenth avenue Ne. say hat
they do nothing with him, and ask that
he be sent to the state training school. Tim
othy was one Of the four boys who started for
Montana last week. The boy promised to re-
form and Judge Dickinson placed him on pro-
& baton. = '.-@ :@.'| 80 @"
Rev. r.. e. Williams CalI-Rev. r.
E. Williams, pastor Of the Welsh Presbyte-
rian church, has been offered, by the board OF
missions OF the Cal7lnlstlc Metnoolst cnufcn
the appointment as pastor Of the Welsh
church to be established at Butte, Mont, al
$1,000 year. Mr.. Williams leaves Thurs
day for Butte and will probably accept the
offer. Mr. Williams has been in charge OF
the Welsh church here since August, 1900.
Two Small s'Touches'' Burglars
broke into the carpenter shop of c.. O. Swan
. son at S06 Third street last night. They
carried away a quantity Of tools and also
broke open the till in the pay telephone, Sc
curing therefrom about $3.50. The tailor shoI
of Star & Silverman, 622 Hennepin avenue
was entered by burglars last night and &
small amount of goods taken. Officer Elem
ing found the front door open shortly aftel
midnight The thieves had completed thei1
work and fed with the booty. e