The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-13
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Pioneer Lodge 238, Sons of st. George,
will give a dance Monday evening at
Central hall.
The Socialist Labor party will hold its
monthly business meeting this afternoon
at 2:3O in Federation hall.
Three minor building permits, represent
ing an expenditure of $1,000, were issued
by the city building department yester-
day.
The twentieth semi-annual conference
of the Associated Charities will be held
in Mayor Smiths Office tomorrow after
noon.
There will be a meeting to organize
q Minnesota society of the Army of the
Philippines next Friday night In the ar
mory.
Judge F. M. Crosby, Of Hastings, has
filed with the secretary of state his petit
tion for a denomination by the Repub-
hcans of the First judicial district.
Fire started in small wood pile at
the residence of Mrs. Nicholas BeSr, 17S
Bates avenue, yesterday afternoon. 1t
burned a portion of the fence. The dam
age was trifing.
Clyde Hackley was yesterday sent to
the training school on the recommended
ton of Probation officer Graves. The boy
has been on probation for some time but
refused to go TO school.
William Graft, who was injured by a
street car at Seventh and Walnut by
a Grand avenue car Friday night, was
reported doing well at the city hospital
last night His right arm has been am
putated.
The Minnetonka Telephone company, of
Minneapolis, incorporated yesterday with
capital stock of $4,000. The incorpora-
tors arc A. B. Kerlin, Park Rapids; W.
n. Carroll c. P. Wainman and D. F.
Morgan Minneapolis.
A horse belonging to the Drew Awning
company ran away from Sixth and Sew
enth streets at 10 Ocloo yesterday morn
Ing. He ran down Sixth and was stopped
Il Robert before any other damage than
the smashing of the wagon was done.
The Charles T. Leonard company, Of
Minneapolis, manufacturers of tents, |
shades, etc, has amended its articles OF |
Incorporation, increasing its capital stock
TO $4,000, and changing its name to the |
Hauser Duck and Shade Cloth company.
Smith & Taylor, one Of the oldest real
estate firms in the city have removed |
from the Manhattan building to their |
own building at 4S East Fourth street |
where they are located in handsome |
and large quarters on the ground floor.
The Eddy Sash and Door company, of |
Minneapolis, incorporated yesterday with |
capital stock of $4,000. The incorpora- |
tors are c. A. Buholz, Appleton; A. W. |
Eddy. Wabasha; c. E. Sheppard Mime |
apolis, and George P. De Long, Hudson, |
Wis.
Health Commissioner Ohage has in |
formed the water board that when lie
animal drinking fountains are turned on |
they must be supplied with running wa |
Ter. He contends that when water is al |
lowed to stand in the bowls it becomes |
contaminated.
Michael Mcmahon, engineer of the
Bradley building, and Walter c. Williams, |
engineer of the Portland, were in the
police court yesterday morning charged
with violating the smoke ordinance. Nc
Mahon's case was continued Until April
lS, and Williams until Monday.
Health Commissioner Ohage has re-
celved from several of the local athletic
organizations acceptances to his invita- |
1ion to avail themselves of the gymnasium
outfit that he is about to establish on |
Harriet island The grounds are now be-
ing prepared for the apparatus.
The Home Circle America, a fratern-
al patriotic society, has filed articles of
incorporation. The headquarters will be
IN Minneapolis. The officers are: w. It.
Hail. supreme president; B. Johnson. su-
preme vice president; supreme secretary.
NJ ). Lewis; supreme treasurer. HI v
BOutel.