The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-08

List your property for sale in our new
catalog. David P. Jones & Co.
B. G. Haskin of New York will install
Andrews hot water heating system.
Valentines at Dayton's, both in the book
section and in stationery department.
For a Nicollet avenue lease, near Sew
enth street. 31x122, see e. J. O'Brien'|
Oneida building.
Charles johnson, transient, died at the
city hospital yesterday morning. He was
about 30 years of age. AS far as known he
has no relatives in this country.
George 3. Leonard the attorney. tonight
delivers lecture before the Elks upon
conditions in Russia, based upon his per-
sonal observations and experiences.
The Kunz Oil company of Minneapolis
has incorporated with a capital stock OF
100000. The incorporators are Jacob
KunZ, Matthias Kunz and Joseph F. kunz.
The Employers Liability Department
of the Fred L. Gray Company, Guaranty
Building, has disposed Of more than
$4,000 personal injury cases during the
past ten years. ....- III
The council water committee yester-
day decided to repair the broken water
| main at Thirty-second avenue N with
concrete. This main has baffled the
engineers for eight years. , - r.
Call at r he Journal advertising
| counter and get a Nugget book free. It's
neat little vest pocket booklet, with
nearly 800 bits of philosophy, humor and
| hard sense you will enjoy reading.
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-
! tiSer1entS on ma Pe ID OF this issue,
| Hopkinson Smith, author, globe trot-
ter, artist and civil engineer, was in Min
neapois Sunday night. The famous au-
thor stopped at the West, but left no In
| formation as to whence he came or
| whittier he was going. -.
The Bookkeepers' association is alive to
the necessity of being up-to-date, and
has prepared to demonstrate the use OF
mechanical office assistants by assigning
a night to each. G. G. Cotton will ex-
plain the Burroughs adding machine this
evening.
Magician-A neat, clean, full dress
pure sleight- Of hand entertainment TO,
lodges, clubs, parties, etc.. Specialties-
coin sleights, handkerchief, billiard bal
and card manipulation and many others
Charges very moderate for an evening
For further information address E.. L
Winters, 3216 Hennepin avenue.
License Inspector Longfellow is going t.
the bottom Of the obscene picture business
in saloons. Since he confscated severa
Of the machines Monday he has been look
ing for the owner of the machines, a.
most Of the saloonkeepers say they ar
operated on commission. He has succeed
ed in finding one young bartender who ad
mitted that he owned five of the machine
in different saloons. He agreed to leav
the city If prosecution was not begun.
Limited amount choice city improve
: ment warrants, ten-year maturity, 70
sale, on 6 per cent basis Savannah, Ga
! Electric company per cent gold fifty-yea
bonds. This company owns flfty-fv
miles of street railway and the only cleo
trio lighting plant in Savannah, popula
. ton $4,000; controlled and managed b
Stone & Webster, who control and man
age Minneapolis General Electric. Par
ticulars and quotations on application
Wells & Dickey company, bank f1ool
Guaranty building. ~ea<- + $3.50.