The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-03

County Pays 100000 to cIty-County
Treasurer Metzdorf yesterday turned over
to City Treasurer Bremen the sum or
$1O0 600, the city's share of the tax colec-
tions for the month of May.
SIS Tom Mackey at Union Mssion-Tom
Mackey will speak at the Union Gospel
mission 44S Jackson street. at noon to-
day and will also deliver an address in the
evening. Mr. Maekey will repeat the ad-
dresses Saturday.
- Finehout Talks of Juvenile courts-At
q meeting Of the Political Equality club
afthe Metropolitan hotel last night Judge
John W. Finehout. of the municipal court.
delivered his address upon Juvenile
Courts" The address was applauded and
discussed,
Central High Annual Out-The Central
High School Senior Annual for 1904 made
its appearance yesterday, The present is
sue is the largest and most elaborate
ever issued in the local high school, is
profusely Illustrated, and bound in heavy
white paper
pine City State Bank Authorlzed-The
Pine City State bank, of Pine City, has
been authorized by Public Examiner
Johnson to open for business The cap
ital of this bank is $4,000. The officers
are: F. H. welcome, president, and l.
H. Clagget, cashier.
Smoke -Frlghtens NeIghbors-Smoke
emerging from Frank Rost's tailor shop,
SCI Rice street. attracted the attention
of a neighbor last night and a fire alarm
was turned in. When the department ar
rived it was found that the fire was in
the stove and quantity Of rags which
were burning there caused the dense
smoke.
Gustafsor Denies Rock Throwing-Gust
GustafsOR, who threw a rock through a
winow in a Sims street residence, con-
tended when he appeared before Judge
FinehOut yesterday that he was not guilty,
and was held for trial on June 8. His
mental condition will likely be inquired
into in the meantime.
Postoffice Burns at Nerstrand-Post
Office Inspector FosneS yesterday re-
ceived a telegram from the postmaster
at Nerstrand Mimi. stating that the
postoffice at that place had burned yes
terday morning. The message did not
state the origin of the fire nor the amount
of the loss, although it was stated that
the Office was a total loss.
Negro Denies Larceny charge-Walter
Walker, colored, appeared in police court
yesterday accused OF having stolen the
queer combination of four razors pair of
shears and a hair clipper from the bar
Der shop of R. S. Coleman, 936 Rice
street, and a banjo from Emil Sonnet
muller, PIG Front street. Walker pleaded
not guilty and was held for hearing Tues
day.
May Was a Wet Month-The weather
bureaus report on the weather of May
shows that the month was wet and
only average in temperature. There were
only clear days, Is were cloudy and II
were partly cloudy. The highest tenn
perature was "a, which was reached on
the 22d, and the lowest 46 degrees above
on the 18th. The total precipitation was
3.54 inches, 20 inches above the aver
age.
State Departments Pay Treasurer
State Treasurer Block received yesterday
various collections made by state de-
partments during the month of May, in
Guiding 1905 collected for milk licenses
by the dairy and food commission, SIS, 745
collected by the state prison, of which
$6,717. 20 was for Irvine Sold and 81, 926. 20
RENTED by the state university, of which
large part represented income from the
agricultural experiment stations.