Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-07-05

Board Of Euualiz1tion 4

= A1O sAsAlAuodpOAA6 | appointments Who
made on unanimous recommendation
Of both republicans and democrats Of
the city s' III. . zz=.. . =.
The appointments areas follows:
W. +. Hardenburg, Ramsey, second
district - T. ss: n Tx: #S
Titus Marcck, Minneapolis, fourth
district. /. .... .'s. = =}.*l
2 T: chanplin, Vernon Center,
sixth district.
NJ. Nachbar, Jordan eighth district.
j. G. Merghen, Preston, tenth dis
district. H. .~-..-..~s:: -
R. T. DAILY, Renville' twelfth dis
trict IT.. 49,, .s
Jason Weatherhead, Ada, four
teenth district. ~
Il. Y: shearley. Breckenridge, six
tenth district '}@> =. -
Frank Mcknight, Buffalo, eight
zenith district. a.
The retiring members of the board
are. F. w. Fagley, second district;
Emerson Cole, fourth; Nels j. Nelson,
sixth; Fred Greiuer, eighth; Truels
Paulson, tenth; L l.. Philley, twelfth;
John Peterson, fourteenth; G. C..
Thorpe. sixteenth; Danial Anderson,
Cambridge. eighteenth.
t - Unruly Children.
The state board of control is prepar-
ing to keep closer surveillance than
heretofore over unruly boys and girls
in Minnesota. This authority will be
exercised in accordance with the juv-
emile court bill passed by the recent
legislature, which provides that per.
sons, associations and societies wish
ing to take incorriglble children into
their care must secure licenses from
the board of control.
In addition to granting licenses to
associations receiving children under
the new law, the board will make
visitations and inspections in the same
manner as it inspects the state institu-
tions. The board is required to pass
annually on the fitness of every such
association, and the association will
becrequired to report to the board an
nually. showing the condition of the
children and the facilities of the asso-
citation for caring for them
state census.
From the present showing of the
state census enumeration, it seems safe
to say that, the 500 cities and villages
in the state will show a gain of about
1880 This, with a per cent in
crease for the balance of the state,
which is considered conservative.
would make the total population, l.
93O, 900.
Sixty-nine villages. ranging from
zoo to 1850 in population aud covering
hfty.four counties in every section of
| the state, show an increase of ID per
cent. Six cities, ranging from $500
to s, 500, show an increase of Tx per
cent.
Seven divisions of Pipestone county
show loss of AZ, and eight divisions
of Jackson county show loss of 45
$3.50 L = Safe Crackers. >.>s., - !
Minneapolis Heavily armed and
provided with enough nitro.glycerin to
blow up half of Minneapolis, Frank
Kalner. Clarence Warmelin and Wilt
am Dugan were arrested by Detectives
Grumpy and Brundage on the charge
of blowing up several safes and strong
boves in Minneapolis during the past
four or five weeks.
! Kalmer and Warmeliu were arrested
together at Sixth street and Hennepin
avenue. When taken they carried
four 44-caliber revolvers, a bottle of
nitro-glycerin, several capped pieces
| ne $sscn no~ ~f
''jimmies," in fact they had an entire
safecracker's outfit
Prosperous.
| Washington.-Indiv deposits to
the enormous total of $3,7s3, 65s, 494
have been reported by the national
banks of the United States in Mime
sofa to the controller of THE. currency.
This amount was in deposit in them
the first of June, the date of the last
statement. 1t shows an increase in
deposits during the year of nearly
half billion dollars, or. to. give the
exact figures, just $471, e1s, 654. This
immense boarded wealth is widely
scattered to every section of the coun-
try, and the prosperity OF which it is
symptomatic is widespread in general.
| r. S#~r:'~ News Notes. -
St. Paul,-An attempt by burglars
to blow safe on Robert street is
frustrated. .1.-%s
Minneapois-TheM Minnesota college
trustees have closed the, purchase of
the Minneapolis academy building for
ST., 900. - " 1s- ,:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hayes, pioneer
resident Of the city, died of apoplexv,
at the age of SO, at his residence, 500
Main street NE ... 4.-.... "a. - =.
Minneapolis-Henneping county has
been asked to contribute toward the
erection of a $3.50. 200 bridge across
the Mississippi river at Fort Smelling,
but the county commissioners have re-
fused to take any action in the mat
ter, referring the petitioner to the leg
] islature. 81
Rochester.-Tkis county having in
troduced sewing and gardening into
its rural schools, gave the school
children, teachers and parents an ex-
cursion trip to the Minnesota ex-
pertinent farm at st. Anthony Park.
| St. Paul.-lnformation has been re-
ceived by officials of the state insur-
ance department that incendiarism
in Minnesota and the United States
generally has become science. The
intricately contrived devices are used
! by those who burn their buildings
| officials have ascertained that certain