The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-10

Thieves Keep Warn.-Robbers invaded
Rogers & Butterfield's fuel yards at 10
Western avenue last evening with waE-
on which they filed with the best hard
coal and drove away.
Not Found at 1915 Harmon Place.-The
horse said to have been stolen by Samuel
Tripp was not recovered at 1915 Harmon
place, as reported in e o u r ma
yesterday, but at barn in the eighth
ward.
TO Grow Tobacco.-To begin the cult
walton of 400 acres In tobacco, o. F.
Wesler Of Minneapolis has gone to his
winter home. near Santa Fee, on the Isle
OF Pines. Mrs. Wesler and her sister,
Miss Lizzie Rexford, accompanied him.
They will remain from three to six
months, according to the weather here.
Cannon Bound Over-Frank Cannon,
the colored man accused Of purse snatch
ing. was held to the grand jury this morn-
ing, and is locked in the county jail in
default Of. 81 900 bail. He waived exam
nation and his alleged victims, who came
to court to identify him, were not called
upon.
Council Committees Meet.-This is COM
mittee week with the city council and all
the committees having any business be-
fore them have been called, with the ex-
ception of the special committee on grade
crossings, of which Alderman E. c. Chat
field is chairman.
Reed Seems Certain.-The board Of ath.
letic control at the university will choose
q manager of athletics for the coming
year at a meeting to be held this evening
Frank Reed. the present manager, will
probably be retained another year. ma.
jority Of the board have declared for the
retention Of Reed and the student body
will receive his appointment with favor
Bread and MIX Better.-Bread and mill
furnished to residents of Minneapolis ii
1904 was Of much better quality on the
average than that Of the preceding year
according to the annual report Of Breat
and Milk Inspector w. P. Mccall. Tht
amount collected in fines was 1925, agains
$710 in 1903. In most cases of violation s
warning was sufficient to improve the
grade Of products.
Easter Vacation Hnnounced.-A circu
lar letter from Superintendent G. M. Jor
dan to the public school principals all
dan to the public school principals an
nouncves that the entire week preceding
April % Will be vacation for the schoo
children Of Minneapolis Beginning witt
Jan. % pupils will be admitted to the pub
Iio schools for period Of four weeks
This applies to young children who hav
never before been enrolled in the publ
schools.
An r. F. D. Sesslon.-The Rural Ere
Delivery Carriers association Of Henne
pin and Ramsey counties will hold thei
annual meeting In the Tribune building
Saturday, Jan. IA, at 1870 pm. The OBJ
ject Of meeting at such an early hou
Is to complete the business of the loca
organization so as to entertain the visit
ing delegates from other cities in tn
state and confer with them regarding tn
state and national association.
Miss GJertsen Recovers.-The Skovgaar
concert tonight at the First Unitaria
church promises to be well patronizee
Judging by the advance sale of tickets a
the Metropolitan music store. Miss Beat
rice Gjertsen, who will assist with tw
vocal numbers, has completely recovere
from a case Of blood poisoning with whlc
aha was attacked last Friday