The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-07

Humane Society Meets Today-The HUI
name society will meet this morning at
IL o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Residence Damaged by Fire-The resi-
dence of William Schoul, 204 East Indiana
avenue was damaged to the extent of 5000
by fire last night.
Humane Society Meets This Forenoon
AT II o'clock this morning the Humane
society will hold its monthly meeting in
the Chamber of Commerce building.
Improvement Association Meeting-The
Burr Street Improvement society will
meet Monday evening at Grace M. E.
church, and will discuss matters of inter
est to the society.
Owens Will Serve on Workhouse Board
John w Owens has accepted the tender
made by Mayor Smith of a position on the
workhOuse board, taking the place made
vacant by the death of Col. Monfort.
Aldermen Fix Pay for Election judges
1t was decided at the meeting of the board
of aldermen that 432 judges of election
will be paid S25 each, and that the clerks
will receive as compensation $3.50.
Council viii Canvass Vote Monday
There will be a meeting of the common
council Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock to
canvass the vote of the recent election
and declare the successful candidates
Teachers viii Meet Monday-The st.
Paul Grade Teachers Federal ton will hold
an open meeting at the Commercial club
Monday, May 9, at 4 o'clock. All mem
bers Of the teaching force are invited to
be present
Fined for Violating Game Laws-The
Office Of the state game and fish commits
sion has been notified of the arrest and
conviction of Gustav Emons. of Otter
Tail county, for having fish that had been
seined in his possession. The arrest was
made by Deputy Warden Shaw.
Arlington to Have State Bank-Author-
ity has been given by the state bank ex-
aminer for the organization of the Farm
erS' and Merchants Bank of Arlington.
The new financial institution will have a
capital stock of $4,000, and f. F. Sells
will be president and C. F. Maurer
cashier.
Auditor to inspect State DItches-A
number of changes and extensions in state
bitches in Aitkin county have been pro-
posed and State Auditor S. G. Iverson and
Secretary of State P E. Hanson will go to
inspection. They will report to the state
drainage board the results of their trip.
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Seed Distribution at CapitoI-There will
be seed distribution this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from the east entrance to the state
capitol On Saturday. May IA, there will
DE a distribution of young trees and
shrubs, and children wishing these will to-
morrow present slips bearing their names
wanted The distribution is under the di-
ana addresses, together with the number
rection of the Sunbeam band.
Territorial Pioneers Meet Wednesday,
The Territorial Pioneers will hold their
annual meeting at the log cabin on the
state fair grounds Wednesday morning,
May II, at 10 o'clock. Two hours will be
spent in a social greeting. A basket lunch
VIII be served. Reports of officers and
other business will be taken up. vote
VIII be held on the question that future
meetings be held at the new capitol
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Franchise Granted Heat Company-The
ordnance granting a franchise to the
American District Steam Heating COM
pany went through the board of aldermen
last evening by a unanimous vote and
without discussion. 1t provides that the
concern can put in steam pipes in the
downtown business section and sell heat.
1t runs for twenty five years and the com
pahy must give the city per cent OF. the
gross receipts.
Poundmasters Are Appointed At a
meeting of the police commissioners YES
tefday Frank Truax and Peter Creighton
were named as poundmasters for the sea-
SON They will receive $50 a month. w.
II. haas resigned as an employe of the
ponce alarm system and Edward StOddard
was appointed in his place. Frank Keel
ehuorfer, a patrOlman. and stationed at
me Rondo substation. resigned, but a sue
cessor was not named.
Breaks His Nose Jumping From Enuine
John Mcdonald, of Minneapolis. while
Steallhg a ride on Great Western en-
glne Yesterday morning tried to iump
from ms perch on the cowcatcher as she
engine neared Como avenue. He received
several bruises and a fractured nose. He
was picked up by the train crew and
brought to the union depot The man
was carried to st. Josephs hospital
Where his bruises were attended ia and
later he was able to go to his home in
Minneapolis. -