The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-30
NEWS OF THE CITY

Lumber Company Would Fcreclose
l;en-The l.. Lamb Lumber company
Yesterday began suit in the district
court to forec1ose a mechanics lien Tor
1854 SO on property belonging to Nels
o. Larson.
Payina Contract Awarded-The board
of public works yesterday awarded 10
the James Forrestal company $500
contract for paving with brick Ken,
wood terrace to st. Adams street ana
around Kenwood park.
Rakina Powder Not Properly Labeled
"A. NJ johnson was fined $50 in the
police court yesterday for selling bak-
ing powder not properly labeled. Inc
complaint was made by the state DAIRY
and food department.
No One Told of the Fisht-Martin
Ulvin. charged with beating S. Larson
in a saloon on jackson street during
fight two weeks ago, was discharged IN
the police court yesterday. NO eVl-
dence was brought against him.
Goes to Works for Stealing Gun
Joseph Muchero, arrested on charge
of stealing a revolver from Frank
Branka, proprietor of saloon at Third
and Washington streets, was sent to
the workhouse yesterday for thirty
days
Probation Officer to Watch Haper-
William Haper, a seventeen-year-o old
boy, was placed in charge of the pro-
baton officer yesterday for stealing
box of plums from fruit dealer at
Fifth and Jackson streets Wednesday
night.
Woman Has Vicious Dog Killed
Mrs. T. Plant, living on Kentucky
street, was before Judge Finehout yes
terday on a charge of keeping dog
which her neighbors said was vicious.
She was discharged when she told the
court that the dog had been killed.
Minors Prepare to Sue Order-Judge
Bum yesterday appointed Herbert O..
Smith, of Shakopee, special guardian
of Henry, May j., and Phillip K. Bout
well, minors, thus allowing them to sue
the Ancient Order of United Workmen
for the amount of life insurance held
by their father.
Must Explain Money Shortage
Herman Smith, employed by j. Free
man. a farmer, was in the police court
yesterday on charge of taking SIT
of Freeman's money which he had re-
ceived for the sale Of potatoes Smith
said he lost the money from his pocket.
He will have hearing today
Street Brawler Draws Thirty Days
Bert Carpenter, arrested last Thursday
with Harry Pierce on a charge of using
. a knife on A. Robinson during fight
at Fourth and st. Peter streets, was
sentenced to thirty days in the work
house. Pierce was discharged, it fav-
ing been shown that he did not use a
knife
Evanger Takes Stroll in Nightshirt-
Andrew Evanger, living on Como ave-
nue., wandered from his home clad in a
nightshirt at an early hour yesterday
morning and was picked UP by Patrol
man Friel on Wabasha street. He was
arraigned in police court yesterday on
the charge of drunkenness and his case
was continued until next Tuesday.
Central High GIee Club EIects-The
Glee Club Of the Central High School
held its annual election of officers yes
terday. The following were the sue
cessful candidates: Paul Berisford
president; Chester ENEMY, vice presi-
dent; Vera Putz secretary; finance
committee, Horace Holdeman, Ethel
Chellew and Perry Williams. Miss O.
Long was reelected directress.
Fire Patrol in CoIIision-While re-
spending to an alarm of fire yesterday
afternoon the fire insurance patrol col
lided at Fourth and Minnesota streets
with a heavy wagon owned by the
James FOrreStal COMPANY. The tOnplJe