The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-02
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OF the forty spitters arrested in Janu-
airy and hailed into police court, twenty
four were captured on street cars and six
teen were charged with defiling sidewalks.
Deposits made in the Participation De-
partment of The Minnesota Loan and
Trust Co., 313 Nicollet av. on or before the
fifth day of every month, draw interest
from the first
Seniors at the South High school .yester-
day elected the following officers: The
odore Bauer, president; Mable Hildebrand,
vice president; Lucy Hutchinson, score
tary, and Russell Mcbride, treasurer.
The Ladies' union of the Fremont Ave
nue. Congregational church will hold q
meeting in the basement of the church to-
morrow at p. m. Dinner will be served
to members of the church and their fam
lilies at $50.
Miss Anna Nordholm, Of Long Lake, was
injured yesterday in a runaway accident.
Miss Nordholm was coming to Minneapolis
with her father and the horse became
frightened and ran away. The young wo-
man was thrown from the sleigh and her
head struck telephone pole. 1t is not
thought that she was seriously injured.
In the month of January there were is
sued ia building permits calling for an
expenditure Of $1S8.040. In the same
month year ago 1870 permits at an aggre-
gate expense of $166,045 were issued. The
department was doing a rushing business
until the cold snap came and anticipated
high January record until the cold wave
dashed all hopes.
Hhe Retail Clerks association last night
Initiated large class and there were
about seventy-five members present. AT
the close Of the business those present
were entertained with program by sew
eral of the members Of the association
A delegation of st. Paul retail clerks was
present. The Minneapolis retail clerks will
pay a return visit to St. Paul, Feb. 10.
Herman Junker, chairman Of the ways
and means committee Of the Pittsbure
Commandery No. 1, knights Templar, ar
rived at the West hotel yesterday to Sar
special train. which will carry some 27s
knights from Pittsburg to San Francisco
in August to attend the conclave. Mr.
Junker is a thirty-thi degree Mason.
J. D. Williams, a saloonkeeper at "a:
Hennepin avenue, pleaded guilty In police
court this morning to selling blackberry
brandy containing salycilic acid. He was
lined go. j. e. Thlelen, who conducts {
saloon at % Fifth street N, was arraignet
on a charge of selling adulterated por
wine. He pleaded not guilty and his case
was continued one week.
The adjourned annual meeting Of tn,
Minnesota Academy Of Natural Sciences
will be held this evening at the public Ii
brary. Reports will be submitted, of
hcers elected and Professor G. w. Hal
will review the papers and discussions OF
the Mississippi river which were given a
the St. Louis meeting Of the American
Association for the Advancement of Sci
ence.
William Kennedy, who alleges that h
was robbed Of $40 while a patient at tn
city hospital. told his story to the boar,
Of charities and corrections yesterday. H
asserted that an orderly who has since en-
listed in the army took his belonging
when he entered the hospital but it wa
shown that another orderly performed tn
duties. The latter told g. straigh
story while Kennealy's was somewhat in
definite. The board decided, however, il
view Of Kennealy's impecunious condition
to remit the hospital charges amounting
to $40.