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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-31

Bid F No. 19477-
In the matter Of the report Of the Board
OF Public Works, dated May 16 1904
Gil Of the City Of St. Paul:
That the Board Of Public Works of the
City OF st. Paul cause the following i'm
provement to be made. to-wit:
Construct with wood crosswalks on the
east side of State street, across Page
street. and on the south side Of Page
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen May
H. 1904 49,
Approved May "A. 1904.
MAY 81 1000
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-31

Association of America, Springfield,
Ill.,, June Sis.
The Chicago Great Western Railway
VIII on June 4 to inclusive sell round
trip. tickets at one fare plus 81 90 to
Springfield. Ill For further information
apply to ]. N. StOrr, General Agent cor
her Fifth and Robert SITS, st. Paul
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BID No. 1933S--Ordinance No. 244S-
An Ordinance TO settle the claim Of James

BID Z No 1933S--Ordinance No. 244S
An Ordinance TO settle the claim Of James
Maxwell
The Common Council of the CITY of ST
Paul do ordain as follows:
SECTION l.
That the proposition Of James Maxwell
to compromise and settle his claim aga ir1s+.
the City Of ST. Paul, arising out Of thF
defective condition OF the street and side
walk meas the corner Of Fairfield avenue
and South Webasha streets, as is more
particularly SET out In his communication
to the Common Council under date Of
February cath. 1904, upon payment to him
OF the sum OF Fifty Dollars 1S5O.00) he
and the same is hereby accepted, and the
proper city officers are hereby authorized
and directed to draw warrant upon the
City Treasurer, in favor of Charles III
Taylor. as attorney for said claimant nav
able out Of the Compromise Account Of
he General Fund. in the sum of Fifty
Dollars; said sum. however to be deliv-
cred only upon there being fled with the
City Comptroller a receipt Of ea1d claim
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BID F No. 1854
resolved, That permission be and the
same IS hereby granted to the Twin CITY
ne1epnone Company. under and in pur-
5 5oai OF the provisions of Ordinance No.
t214, approved March 23 1898. to make
tile necessary excavations and put in an
uiluleTsf ound conduit with the necessary
ndteIlal and service pipes for the pur-
pose OF conducting and distributing the
inecessary wires and cables on the follow
iiis named streets and avenues, to-wit:
IN Sixth street, from Franklin street
to Fort street
- further resolved That said Twin CITY
lee aeIe5pnone Company, in putting in said
STHuult service pipes and cables shall re-
pace all streets, alleys and public
sl Louhds on and in which any of such work
sHah oe zone IN pursuance of this resoIu-
Ton IN as good order and condition az the
same We're in before the doing of such
WoIK ana all of such work shall be dore
u uld the supervision and as directed by
tne CITY Engineer of the City of ST. Paui
except s3s.ces as IN this resolution otherwise
further resolved. That the permission
nereln granted is given subject to- ali the
provisions of Ordinance No 1874 and ali
OF the other resolutions and ordinances
OF the City of St Paul.
II. 1904 4-'Aoi mel Niay
Adopted by the Assembly May 10. 1904
Approved May a. 1904
MAY 81, 1904.)
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BID F No. 19476-.
In the matter of the report Of the Board
Of Public Works dated May 16, 1904
1t Is hereby ordered by the Common Coun-
ell of the City Of St Paul:
That the Board of Public Works Of the
City OF st. Paul cause the following i'm
provement to be made. to-wit:
construct with wood crosswalk on the
south side. of Hague avenue across Mil
ton street in the City Of ST. Paul, Min
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen May
Adopted by the Assembly May 10, 1904.
Approved May "a 1904.
May 81, 1904
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Bd f No. 1915
In the matter Of the report Of the Board
Of Public Works, dated May 16. 1904
1t is hereby ordered by the Common Coun-
Gil Of the City of ST Paul:
That the Board Of Public Works of the
City Of St Paul cause the following i'm
provement to be made to-wit:
Construct with brick crossing over the
alley on the south side Of Armstrong
street between West Seventh street and
view street, in the City Of st. Paul Min
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen May
Adopted by the Assembly May 10, 1904.
Approved May "a 1904
(May 81 1904
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Mt Hope street. in the City Of st. Paul,
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen May
IT, 1904 --'''
Adopted by the Assembly May 19. 1904.
Approved May "a 1904
MAY 81, 1904)
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THE ST. PAUL GLOBE. TUESDAY. MAY 81. 1904

opening. and widening Of Fourteenth
street, from Broadway to L'Orient street.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
! May II, 1904
Adopted by the Assembly May 10, 1se4
Approved May a, 1904
GAAay 81, 1904)
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City Of st. Paul cause the following i'm
provement to be made to-wif. - -
construct, relay and repair, with ce-
mem, sidewalks six feet wide on the
south side Of Rondo street, from Prior
City OF st: Paul, Minnesota
mat said Board shall proceed without
q tIey to assess the amount, as nearly as
sney can ascertain the same, which will
expenses Of such Improvement upon the
real estate to be benefited by said i'm
pfoVement, as provided by law; it being
me opinion Of the Council that the real
estate to be assessed for such improve
mem can be found benefited to the ex-
tent OF the damages, costs and expenses
Adontea - y, We incurred thereby.
May II, 1904 - 4 - =
Adopted by the Assembly MAY IL 1904
Approved May "a, 1904.
MAY 81, 1901
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3D. f No. 1865
In the matter Of the report OF the Board
= OF Public Works dated May Is 1904.
c Is hereby ordered by the Common
Council Of the City OF ST. Paul.
That the Board OF Public Works Of the
n nr6y OF 81. Paul cause the following i'm
Construct, relay or repair, with cement
s 81 ESea SIX feet wide on the south side
q 81 Feronla street, from Dewey avenue ia
F EiaiIrvleW avenue, in the City of st. Paul,
That said Board shall proceed without
u tty TO assess the amount, as nearly as
~ tae S can ascertain the same, which viii
oe REQUIRED to pay the costs and necessary
expenses exp Of such improvement upon the
real estate to be benefited by said i'm
p +sI as. provided by law: it beinc
me opinion of the Council that the real 4sSI
estate 70 De assessed for such improve
n N can be found benefited to the extent
o. the damages, costs and expenses neces-
sary to be incurred thereby iieOeS
ADOPTED by the Board of Aldo,n,a,,
May II. 1904 Atuei men
ADOPTED by the Assembly May 19. 1904.
MAY 81, 1900
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Adopted by the Common Council Of the
City of ST. Paul.
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3D. F No. 1857
In the matter of the report of the Boa "a
OF Public Works dated May I6. 1904
: ca Is hereby ordered by the Common
council OF the City of st. Paul.
That the Board Of Public Works of The
, 10y OF st- Paul cause the following i'm
Construct, relay or repair, with ce-
m men Isl, sidewalks six feet wide on the
east side Of Victoria street, from Arm
strong avenue to point 100 feet north.
IA 1l me City Of ST: Paul, Minnesota. ~
mat said Board shall proceed without
delay to assess the amount, as nearly as
n tney can ascertain the same, which viii
" required to pay the costs and neces-
t saIy expenses of such Improvement upon
real estate to be benefited by said I'M
RElroVement, as provided by law; it being
me opinion of the Council that the real
estate to be assessed for such improve
lee NJ can be found benefited to the extent
y the damages, costs and expenses neces-
saIy 10 De incurred thereby.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
May II, 1904 144uei IL q
ADOPTED by the Assembly May 1s. 1904.
Approved May "A, 1904
(May 81, 1904.)
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BID Il No. 1888
RESOLVED, That the firm of Manufacturer
bfolhefS be and are hereby authorized
70 20 eTect metal and glass canopy over
me Ropert street entrance of the build
lng. located at the northwest corner of
olAln ana robert streets, no part of said
canopy to be less than ten feet above
the sidewalk level. or torextend upon the
curb line of said street
Inc permission to erect said canopy is
granted upon the condition that said
ndhnnellner Brothers shall indemnify and
save harmless the City of st. Paul from
utIaildges, costs or expense arising out Of
We CONSTRUCTION, maintenance or removal
u sald canopy. and upon further condi-
lloH tnat SAID Mannheimer Brothers will
remove SAID canopy aforesaid at their own
Cosl or expense promptly whenever the
AZ Iolllillon council Of said city shall order
the removal thereof.
The erection and construction of said
canopy shall be under the supervision of
the Commissioner of Public Works. who
y .neTepy authorized to grant proper per-
III - loE- the same upon the delivery to him
VI d proper bond in the sum of five thou
sahu dollars, conditioned that the own
STS OF said canopy will hold the CITY of
o. raul harmless from any and all claims
4 III damages or expense, arising out Of
ne construction, maintenance or removal
~ ~ sdId canopy, and conditioned further
Ildt sald Manufacturer Brothers will re-
n l'J SAID canopy promptly, at their own
shall be directed by the Common Council
May II, 1904 = - =
Aoopted by the Assembly May 49, 1904
Approved May "a. 1904
MAY 81 1904)
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Resolved. That the Commissioner OF
and directed to cause a catchbasin To be
built on the south side Of Hoffman avenue.
az the corner of Mclean avenue, the ex-
pense OF same mot ito exceed one hundred
t$1V0 .oU) dollars and to be paid out Of
the sewer ACCOUNT. of the General Fund.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
ADOPTED by the Assembly May 10, 1904.
Approved May "a, 1904
eMay 81, 1904.) II
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Main street to the family

down Main street to the family
burial lot in Riverview cemetery.
The grave was robbed of its. u.s.
ual terrible significance, by tho
|profuslon Of flowers, with which it
had been lined, and many beau
tiful ,aorAa6erings which wen
contributed ~ sorrowing friends.
| The services ri the grave were
beautiful in appointment being of
q most appropriate and touching
character. Dressed in suitable
custom. the members Of the Jun
for League, surrounded the grave
and dropped in pure white petsls
40 a.last sosrowing tribute to their
dead playmate y.
Realizing the solemnity: of the
occasion, the Junior League sang
Leonard's favsriteh hymn in touch
ing 'manner, which was followed by
the beautiful burial ritual of the
M. E.. Church. 49,.
: AZ a pupil in school, Leonard
was the brightest in his class, hav-
ing passed so as to enter, the 9Th
grade next year. He was a dill
gent and faithful worker in Sun
day School and the Junior League
and his ,untinely death leaves q
vacancy. which his teacher and
playmates feel, can never be filed,
a bright, clever boy and his
powers Of observation presaged for
him q broad, helpful future.
: Dying at the age Of eleven, came
a. q terrible blow to his loved
ones who had planned @ greatly
for his, future Of their only boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haugeberg have
one child left, Irene, who is eight
years old.
The universal sympathy and
kindly solicitude Of our people,
while finding expression in many
ways was but a mute reminder Of
their general interest.
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The we'll known real estate man,
MI. Joseph Mann, bought wheat in
Oliver county last week. He is
we'll pleased with the business he
did over there and their crop pros
poets this year. He expressed the
hope that the coming ferry condi-
tions would hasten that regions de-
velopment.
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Annual Election Of Officers.

The Annual Meeting Of Missouri
Lodge, T. O. O. f., will be held on
Tuesday evening, June 18th, at .
O'Clock. for the election Of officers.
Visiting brethren cordially invited,
Fl. i. Flick, N.G
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ally lost a finger recently.
Rev. 81. g. Fiertag breaches at the
Washburn schoolhouse at 3 o'clock
P. M. Sunday, July 3rd.
Hans Holtan & Sons received
a new and imposingly large safe,
in which will repose their own and
other peoples secrets. ,
G. A.. Lain, the Turtle Lake real
estate man, was a caller Monday.
He left on the afternoon train for
Minnesota points.
Editor Hogue spent q few days
in Steele the first of this week, re-
newing old acquaintance during
the Old Settlers picnic. *
Mrs. L. M. Wallin gave a seven
O'Clock dinner Sunday evening to
6 number Of ladies. Mrs. G.. N.
Hendrix was the guest of honor.
Miss Lulu Sulzer is enjoying q
visit with her father and mother,
who arrived Tuesday from Albert
Lea. MINI. Mr. Sulzer has made
considerable improvements on his
claim in Oliver county, and said he
would reside thereon.
Miss Clara Funk and Mrs. Sill
versmith, sisters of Cashier Funk,
arrived in the city Tuesday, and
will spend some time visiting in
the city. The ladies are from Los
Angeles, Cal. @44
Last Saturday, while Albert Hol-
derman was shearing Sleeper L. n.
Thompson's ranch, the shears he
was holding in his hand slipped in
so@e manner and. ran through his
thigh and cut the artery. He was
brought to town Immediately and
Dr.. Dillon dressed the wound Sun.
day morning. At last reports, Mr..
Holderman was resting easily.
An Interesting game of baseball
was played at Turtle Lake Sunday
between,the home team and Under.
wood. The battery for the Turtle
kLahe Observation-Disclosures Jarvis;
Efor, Underwood, dvseds, Robin.
son and Mellow; umpire Rovig.
The score resulted il 9 to 6 ia a.
vers;of the home team. Babcoct
+.ttush| ont seventeen men 70 the
~. A. Graham, the slippery fofgel
90 cleyerly captured last winter by
Hanson, and who escaped
|fromjailin Sheriff Gtadin'sdbsence
Thursday again escaped, this. time
by loeking in bis keeper q, the Biz.
Emarek jail. This gent as held 20.
cure in oprjail'for over four months
or until aided to escape, and now
Sheriff Gradin is called to capture
him again. :, 60 H.. : !: !:
The: following teachers enrolled
during the week inthe Institute:
Regina Aldine, j. II. Bold, Jno.
Broken, w. E. Coils, Josephine
Connolly, Matte pigby, Ruth Clio.
sup, 8. 81. Gray, Edytha johnson,
Martha johnson, Clara Johannes,
Anna McLarvie, Anna Peterson,
l:rn~a xnrSH1oli. ,HNho
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.

hVVlpll]lhh DhuhNlhu'
The most distressing accident
which has occurred in Washburn,
for years happened Saturday after
noon, when Leonard, the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Haugeberg
was drowned.
Leonard, with a number Of other
boys had gone across the river, to
the sand bar and were swimming
in what seemed to be a small pond
in the sand, but which was really
ak61e about fifteen feet deep.
7 All of the boys got out of the
water and a small log was pushed
in apd Leonard was going to try to
Glitch the log. He swan and was
nearly up to it. when one of the
boys noticed him go down, but
paid no particular attention be-
cause they thought it was all In
fun.
They turned away but hearing
no sound soon realized that some
thing was wrong and Carl johnson
ipzmediately went into the water to
the cause of Leonard's
non-appearance.
When the children could not find
him they became terror-stricken,
all except one, who retained pres
ence of mind enough to get his
clothes on, rowacrosst the river and
notify the people.
It was about three o'clock when
word reached town and the banks
of the river were soon lined with
frantic people, all eager t dosome
thing.
Jasper Hansen and Bert, Gala
han were first there. They soon
brought the child to the surface.
Judge Lamb. Messrs. Schmidt,
Deisen md both Doctoss were
IN, d-barssad did Ill in.
Ftheir:power to re~suscitate Leon
ard but It: vas. in. vain. Fife was
EXTINCT. >: y ~
:The;renaains we're brought 70 the
shore; where willing hands assisted
lin getting them home.
'serysees2wsse ,aepdpcted Mon
tday afternoon, at two O'Clock, from,
lthe n. +. church xlhers the little
ffsllew tas:a: veil known figure,
being s. member Of the Sunday
School and also Of, the Junior
League. .s. =: +,
The .cortege. began at the dwell
ling, Rev. Peterson and D.. Forbes
leading, the Junior League carry:
ing white flowers, next, then the
|:actise. pail bearers, Messrs. Better
Schmidt. Carnahen, Neussle, P.
Chatlebois and. Pfister, allofwhom
were. members: of the local K. OFF.
and I. o. o. F. lodges. The hon
orary pail bearers accompanying,
were Carl: and Willie Peterson,
Clarence Wallin, Carl johnson,
James Tetro and Archie Nygaard.
Parents, immediate friends. and
relatives brought up in the rear.
A. they entered the church, the
mournfui. strains. Of "Webster's
Funeral March" aoated on the air.
Under the direction Of Mrs. Graepp'
the choir, consisting Of Mesdames
Wells, Casey, Carnahan, Misses
FDuprey and Clay, Messrs. Goven,
Swain, Rice, Naegeli. and Myers,
rendered Nearer NJ ICED to Thee
After a short invocation by Rev.
Peterson, q duet was sung by Mrs.
Graeppe and MI. Rice entitled
"One Swestly Solemn Thought"
This was followed by the reading
Of the Scriptures. The choir then.
sang aThe Diving Child's Good.
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5 : LOCAL NEWS :: s
NOTICE.

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Pantorium-near postofice.
Mrs. Ward is visiting with Mrs
Grout.
Miss L. Sulzer was ia the CITY
Monday.
IFrank McDonall spent the week
in the city.
Miss Mabel Anderson returned
to Wilton Saturday.
Relinquishments wanted at the
Klein Land Agency.
The editorial mansion will soon
be ready for occupancy.
Mrs. John Chesworth was in the
city Wednesday morning. NyT.
The Center Republican has en-.
tered upon its second year.
VHenry Holtan spent a few days
on his claim the past week.
Oats for sale. Inquire of Hans
Hultberg, Washburn, N. D.
Mrs. @. N. Hendrix returned to
hef home in Steele Tuesday.
Coal for sale all summer at the
Lacey Mine, near Coal Harbor.
|Miss Florence Mcdonald spent
q few days in the city this week.
Geo. Fridd, of Valley City, was
in the city Tuesday ON business.
Fred Ramsey, the Turtle Lake
/. merchant, was in town Wednesday!
Mrs. Oscar Ward was a south.
bound passenger on uesday's train.
Have you read that very inter
esting magazine, The Smart Set?
Bring in those old shoes and have
y them repaired at tho: Pantorium.
A middlsstpIasdy cook wanted
ct once at thu STAR RnsFAuRANr,
Washburn, n. d. y
i isAnythine 7; niesaea III tie line il
/ Job Printing / CM 90 TAY1ok,
THE PRisrER, Washbqrn, Mp ) :
~. L. McComb and sister VERY
IN from Turtle take the first of the the
III sH,.A, DeumlaAd andsH Harry Nc
Lane were. Bismaarokezs IN town
this week.
Manager Wilhelm. Of the Ner.
chants, made "Trip .te Bismarck
!. Saturday. :ss..x
- Attbrney Nuessle returned from
'theeast end. Of the county atal:
day evening.
Miss, Elsie Clodtelter left for
Denhof Friday so; resqme1 her
schoolNwork. ga IL.
Sheriff WEIGH, Of Bismarck, waa
i t1aasactipg 4bpsinesssinthe citysthe
6lst Of the week. !. 49,.
Mrs q. N. Hepdriz, Grand Chief
Of the Rethbone Sisters was in the
city over Sunday. =,
The ,braneh of the Klein Land
sAgencya Al: Underwood iss"directed''
BY Adolph Klien. sss /,
LJos. Brown and wife were up
from Panied Wood Monday .
attend: the fhnefs1:KY
Lewis Miller brought in nine
young wolves this week, one Of
which was captured alive. 3 :
LMrs. William Moore and daugh.
ter arrived Wednesday and are the
guests Of Mn. MoCulloch.
Mrs. Thos. Casey is able to sit
up now and her many friends are
pleaaed to hear Of her recovery.
Mrs. August E. johnson enter
tanned q number. Of ladies Sunday
noon in honor Of Mrs. Hendrix.
Mrs. Oscar Ward arrived Mon
/ day from Bismarck to attend the
funeral Of Leonard Haugeberg. !,
Mrs. p. II. Vesperpnan visited
relatives in the sit the week. and
returned to Bismarck Tuesday. :
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Observation-Disclosures q. tlnn'
ht1an x.lsita sAsus .
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Peterson, . duet was sung by MRS.
Graeppe and Mr.. Rice entitled
.One Swestly Solemn Thought"
This was followed by the reading
Of the Scriptures. The choir then
sang .The Dying Child's Good
night. A short address vas given
by Rev Peterson, touching. upon
the bright and happy character Of
the deceased, calling upon parents
to meet their little ones. hereafter,
and dwelling upon the necessity Of
spiritual as we'll as other equip
ment for the youth. /.
The church was tastefullydecor.
and the pulpit contained many and
varied designs in flowers, which
evidenced the kindly solicitude 81
many friends and public orders. 3
The Reoessionai, 8 Beethoren'i
Funeral March % played By Mr
|Graepp was even more appropriate
than the harmonious program pre-.
viouslY rendered.
Thecorteee again taking its way
under the leadership q Rev. Pet.
erson, Messrs. Charleboisa and Han.
-, assisted 81 MessTs. Thomp
son PsttsIson AID EoFbes passee
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up now and her many friends are
pleased to hear Of her recovery.
Mrs. August E. johnson enter
tanned q number. Of ladies Sunday
noon in honor Of Mrs. Hendrix.
Mrs. Oscar Ward arrived Mon
day from Bismarck to attend the
funeral Of Leonard Haugeberg. !
Mrs. E. II. Vesperman visited
relatives in the sitJ fhfs week. and
returned to Bismarck Tuesday. :
Miss Isabel Hagen. spent Sunday
with her parents at Painted Woods|
returning Nondeyfo p the funerd1.
Miss Elsie Richards left for her
home il Denho6 Wednesday sitter
ten days attendance Of theinstitute.
Lost Monday evening, : cbate-
Ene pin, enameled il Blue deur de
Lis and green leaves. Finder leave
81 LEADER Office forsreward.
Some % our fair Institute visit.
on improved the opportunity fol
) practical demonstration n civil
1 government By extending asession
6 Justice Wallin''s court Nth M [l
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