The Minneapolis journal., 1905-01-24

Keep sweet Phone H. 0. Roberts, he
will make your furnace work. Il
tNicollet avenue lease occupancy April
first; building 31xS5 to alley; near 7th
ST E. J. OBrien Oneida building.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store.
Third street 8. near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
The Minneapolis Camera club will meet
this evening at the public library to
view interchange lantern slides from clubs
at Tacoma, Baltimore and Syracuse.
Professor ]. L. Nydahl will begin a Sc
ries Of lectures this evening at Augsburg
seminary, his subject being 1.-THE His
tory Of the Temperance Movement In All
Lands"
Three more patrolmen were dismissed
yesterday by Mayor Jones. They were
ard, second, and Michael Michael, first.
Dan Nolan was appointed to succeed
Sloss. -.... ..-., ....-.
A new set Of file cases Is being installed
in the clerk of courts office at the court
house. This will give the office much
needed space for the records, which are
becoming too voluminous for present ac-
commodations.
The records of the day-deaths. births,
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers. building per-
mits and other information Of interest
will be found, together with want adver-
| tisements on page II Of this ISSUE,
| Charles p. Taylor, formerly of the firm
Of Taylor & Watson. desires to announce
! that having decided to go out of the wal
paper business, he is now closing out his
| entire stock regardless of cost. Charles
E. Taylor, COS Nicollet avenue. room 622
Medical block.
Charles R. Mcpherson has brought sutI
In the district court against the Moderr
Steel Structural company, asking $4,000
for the loss Of AL eye which he claims was
struck by a splinter caused by defective
tool furnished him while working on one
Of the defendant companys bridges.
Work will begin on the bridge over tht
street railway tracks at Park boulevard
in Linden Hills as soon as the frost is ou
Of the ground. The bridge, which Is t<
be of reinforced concrete construction
now coming into general use, will be bull
| by John Wunder. He expects to have i
open for travel by Sept. /.
The fortieth annual convention Of th'
Masons and Bricklayers' Internationa
union will be held in Minneapolis Jan. 1
1905. Messrs. Skoderg and Warren, wh'
attended the convention just closed il
San francisco, secured the meeting 10
this place. The union, which Is made vi
Of bricklayers from the United States ant
Canada, has membership Of $4,000.
| The report Of the visiting nurses O
the Associated Charities, read at tn
monthly meeting yesterday, showed tha
72 cases had been cared for In December
315 calls made, 8 patients placed in tn
/ city hospitals, and medical aid secure,
for 25. The report shows that forty y-fiv
physicians are cooperating with tn
nurses. This is the largest associate ali
In the history of the local organization
John. Papberg Of Winsted, Mimi. VIII
was shot and seriously wounded in sa
loon row Nov. 81, Is In the city for a.
operation. He carries two bullets In hi
body, one in the jaw and the other nea
the heart. He says Constable Henr
Klaus shot him without provocation. an
will sue Klaus and the town of Winste
for $4,000. Klaus says Papberg was un
der arrest and that he shot him while b
was attempting to escape.
We have for delivery hfty-year gol
bonds, Republic Of Mexico. Semi-annus
interest at 4 per cent in denomination
bonds are to be drawn for redemption 6
par-after that time bonds will be pu,
chased in market II below par, othel
wise they will be drawn at par At pres
! ent quotations the f1fty-year maturit
yields $4.25. Shorter maturities large
B percentage. Circulars and price on al
plication. Wells & Diclkey Co., Bar
: floor, Guaranty building.