The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-15
CITY NEWS.
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Maximum Temperature To-day 40
\ Degrees; Year Ago ~ Degrees.

Commercial Clubs Winter Schedule-Be-
ginning to-day the winter schedule Of the
Commercial Club will be in effect. The
cafe will be open week days until mid
night and Sundays until 8 o'clock.
Family Reunlon-w. J. Burnett Of this
city and l.. c.. Burnett of Nebraska City,
Neb, left to-day for Missoula Mont, to
visit their brother, F. J. Burnett, one of
the early settlers of Montana, whom they
have not seen for many years.
Sold Skinned MIX Aealn--John q.
Iundin, dairyman with headquarters in,
Golden Valley, was convicted in the police
court of selling SKINNED milk. This is
the third conviction Milk Inspector Nc
Call has obtained against sLundin.
School With Heating Plant-It has been
discovered that the Monroe school could
not be heated yesterday because the build
ing was not connected with the heating
plant. The work had been left with this
rather important detail unattended to.
The Monroe school children had another
holiday to-day but will probably find the
school house in working order tomorrow
Grand Army Men on Sick Llst-Grand
Army men are somewhat concerned over
the large number of comrades who are on
the sick list at present. Among the we'll
hIlOWn Nct6EeAS W AiO dKo IilOk0 VI ASoS NAiSASA
the weather are Major J. M. Bowler, Major
Charles w. Nash. N. u. Beden, Lafayette
Carpenter c.. w. Curtiss, e. W. Morti-
tmer. v. e. Campbell, John Hasty and Ly-
man Locke.
Closed Season for Dogs-Word has gone
forth from the mayors office that the
closed season for dogs unlicensed will be-
gin in day or two and that the work Of
the dog catchers must be discontinued.
John Lyons, who has been inspector Of
dog licenses this year, has conducted this
important office with very little friction
and the mayor expects a highly satisfac-
tory report from him.
Going to West Point, ky.-According to
orders just issued by the war depart
lment, the Twenty first infantry, now sta
toned at Fort Smelling, will start for West
Point, KY, Sept. 25. The regiment will
make half the journey by rail and hall
by forced marches, and, on arrival al
West Point, will take part in the army
maneuvers to be held between Oct. q
and a.
Loosens Up the Logs-Lumbermen at
least, are prohting by the recent heavy
rains. The Mississippi river and tribu-
taries are practically at the flood stage
and the logs which have been hung up
along the banks are coming down In
quantities to make the mill men smile
so many culverts have been washed out
that there Is a great demand for tinlbers
and planks particularly Of hardwood, and
there Is new and gratifying feature to the
market.
Weather Causes ShutdoWn-Because O.
the heavy rains and the flooded condition
of the grounds, the Daniels Linseed OF
mill, the Electric elevators and the Con
crete elevators in Southeast MINNEAPOLIS
shut down Friday night, and there ha'
been little doing in that district sine,
then. The shutdown is Of more genera
interest because it delays the completion
Of the plant of the Republic Chemical ant
Creosoting company, which has the con
tract for furnishing paving blocks for tn
streets now awaiting surfacinb.