The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-28

,alm room. Egyptian decorations with
as !ss Ms! me will give a
Paess abes Sas ss R9h S2 mss
cease at 1 a:m.,. and no tickets can be
sold after midnight. Liquor must not
be sold or given away at such affairs,
nor can they be held in a room con-
nected with a place in which liquor is
sold. Furthermore minors are to be
. T. VI. Eden was elected street com.
missioner Of the tenth ward on nomina-
ton of A. j. ANGUISH. j. H. :Duryea,
his democratic colleague, protested as
Eidem was not Endorsed by the repubi-
cans and proposed 6" G: Peterson or B.
A. Armstrong, but the republican alder
Anquist.
Adolph F. Olund was elected street
commissioner of the eleventh ward, Al
dermen Westphal and Petersen having
come to an agreement. +. =. I':>.G
,op motion i Of Alderman l.: NJ 4 Rand,
bond were rejected as being too high,
and the clerk was instructed to read
vertise. ~. 49,, -.
Grade Crossings Referred. D.;
The whole subject of grade crossings
w do 4C4OA4Ou w. d=oPCSto1 SoAAAu4ACCCS
consisting Of the committees on rail
roads and ordinances and one alderman
from each ward not represented on
either of the two committees. This COM
mittee was announced as follows: Chat
field, chairman; Gerber, Nye,- Stark
weather, Holmes, Rand, MeLaskey,
Walker, Castner, ;Anqqist, Westphal,
tee:ttwas. referred the Communication
from the Milwaukee road proposing to
separate the crossing at Washington
avenue Sc and tho other dangerous
crossing at Cedas aRds Franklin avenues.
7 The. (, osr;d q q hg the position
SMOKE fGeSSe t the 3 fRtn
referred to the conlr1ittees on health
and hospitals and ordinances. 49,
ay, No Voting Machines Now.
A resolution requesting the legisla-
! ture to grant authority to the rcity
council to issue, bonds up to 100000
for the construction Of filtration plant
| in connection with the water supply
system was adopted. Alderman West,
for voting machines, but it was killed.
| The salary. list, was adopted with an
amendment increasing the salary OF
commissioner Of health from $1,000 to
$4,000. The. total increase amounts to
$4,000 a Year: ,,.
for a theater license at 2O8-l0 Washing
+on avanue 8 formerly the notorious
e ~ land more RECENTLY the Empire.
The report of the city engineer, city
assessor and city controller on the real
and personal property owned by Min
neapolis showed total valuation of
$2B,351,431 exclusive of the sinking
fund, cash on hand and unsolicited
taxes.
-. re"!son - - flolo'er.
Chief EnglneerR yames ~. canterbury
~ ~. nf o-no;,,+ ,anfs n tbe counc;1 last
a.2s - - a,aa Con firmed without
comment. &sGj T. =. .
There are onlysa few changes. Lieu
+o,,a,+ Tohn r ;nas+rono ohta;nux4ha va
'enaAC 'oAa L til3u.s, IN ~ ~ E
cant captalneY at q mo. Q, A1euIenant
John Barrett becomes captain of No. IA
:; 49, D,,1.,oa $.of%SS;aI Inrnans -reducod tn
- pAtsS ~! - 3 IS 49,, 49,:
- co CT ~ Totni
disaster aas IS 5 promoted to Be lieutenant.
at 20 and sAck Foster is the new lieu
tenant at 81. Another new lieutenant
=; MEL ~ - A sa;s+on+ H. rinoor
~ A> iAc,,e Ivy 2: fAoo'oV".Ao
Frank Grant, Is a. new engineer ana
oia. !. en e. daEastat
Iuei llelnDeIs sOhs. stne3 Ile uc POI InhoAC'
are. In again as assistant engineers. =
The list includes: l6 on headquarters
sgal!, o. captains ap ~ lieuGenanss' ~, ~
engineers, ~ asslstaHg S.RiHeels, iIV
pipemen, laddermen, and drivers divided
into three grades, Il candidates and
r 'sft is ,s as fo ,%ssaan'es' $ !
Michael Hanlsy first assistant engineer com
mendng mrs. instruct .s.,..t a,,..
81 .9Iernlund second assistant cnleI engineer,
commanding Ir9 second district: ......
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