The Minneapolis journal., 1903-01-13
CITY j! !! News. Il 5.
TOWN TALK

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The annual meeting and election Of the
Minneapolis Real Estate Board will be
held at p. M, Wednesday in the ord1n-
ary Of the Nicollet House.
Rev. Dr.. J. s. Montgomery of Wesley
NJ. E. church Is conducting special even
ing services at his church this week. The
hour Of meeting IS s o'clock. J.
Thomas Burns, a laborer who came to
the city from Duluth about two weeks ago
was this morning found guilty Of stealing
a robe from a cutter. and was given 1orty
days in the workhouse.. -. t-.--
The Y. P. S. G.. E. Of the First Presby-
terrain church will give sleighing party
and oyster supper Friday evening. The
social committee and president expects
those wishing to attend to report by
Thursday evening.
Louis Gavin: was arraigned, in munich
pal court this morning charged with as
sault In the second degree. He waived
examination and was held to the grand
jury in $500 bail. Gavin is charged with
shooting S. Eide in the knee in a quar-
rel last Saturday.
held in Western Avenue NJ. e. church, un-
der the direction Of Rev. F. w. Hart, M
A., who will deliver short sermon each
evening. Mrs. M. Lille Sleight, evange-
list, led the Sunday evening service and
Mr.. Hart delivered an address, using this
fov 10 ricf or Te
Free Indeed
Windsor hotel. was arraigned in muncpa
court this morning charged with the thief
OF a corset from local department store
She said the corset got in with severa
bundles she had purchased and that SHE
did not know she had it until she reached
her room. Judge Dickinson refused to be
lieve the story and fined the woman $50.
Magnus Jensen. who is we'll known II
police circles, was arraigned in municipa
court this morning upon a complain
sworn out by his wife, Bessie Jensen
charging him with assault and battery
Mrs. Jensen says her husband beat he
Sept. because she refused to compl,
with orders from him. Of a most bruta
character. AS the offense was alleged t,
have been committed several months ag,
and the complaint was not sworn out un
til this week, Judge Dickinson dismissed
the case.
The idea that City Engineer Rinke
might lose his job because Of Alderman
Nels Nelson's resolution providing tha
only bona f1de residents of Minneapoli
should be employed on city work. is no
taken seriously at the city hall. It /
pointed out that he was appointed cit
engineer before the adoption Of the resolu
ton and that If he should now be ousted
he might be able to collect the city engi
neers salary for the full term, notwith
standing that he was a nonresident @
Minneapolis at the time Of his appoint
ment.
The Fourth Ward Republican club eel
ebrated the new year last evening b.
wiping out all Of it's Indebtedness, wit
the exception Of the bills for current ex
penses. Free from a heavy incumbrance
the club Is now sole owner Of propert
valued at $4,000. The report Of the treas
trer showed a balance of 1882, the sec
retary having previously reported tha
&115 in dues had been paid in. The re
ceipts for the year were 1881 Abou
$4,000 will be forthcoming to the club 70
hall rent during the coming year.