The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-02-11

return Of election returns to the
county auditors of the state. The Dee
gan bill extends the law to primary as
well as general elections. 1t fixes the
compensation of the judge of election,
who is charged with the duty of TAX
ing the returns to the nearest postof-
rse Il, 81. and the bill provides that
the auditor shall furnish the election
officers with sealing WAX. stamps and
the necessary postage to register the
package containing the returns. The
law shall not apply to election districts
within twenty miles of the county
seat. Failure to comply with the law
is to he treated as Il misdemeanor.
The parochial school rooms at 81,
,Joseph's church. Carroll street and
Virginia avenue, which We're damaged
by the recent fire, have been repaired
and the school is again ready for use.
Mrs. Mary Mccain, aged IS years.
died at the home of her daughter Mrs.
ID. l.. Sullivan, 1899 Beech street, on
February 4. The funeral took place
from st. James Catholic church last
Monday morning.
Elizabeth Moran, respected wife of
Edward T.. Moran, died Saturday of
last week at the family residence, 300
Charles street. The funeral occurred
from st. Nincent'S church Tuesday
morning.
Died-Sunday. February 5. at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs f. v.
! Mcdonald, 1888 Payne avenue. Mrs.
Mary Barrett, aged - years. The re-
mains were taken to Hudson, Wis.,, for
! interment Wednesday. February s.
Services We're held at the Catholic
| church in that city.
Georgia. the Youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George R1nt. died at the family
residence. I'll Greenwood avenue. on
February i, aged six years. The flu
neral took place from st. Michacl's
church Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Michigan died last Sun
day mornin" at her late residence. 2i3
Iglehart street. Funeral of deceased
| took place Tuesday morning. with
services at st. .losrph'S academy
chapel.
Division No. 6, A. O. H., will give
their annual division benefit ball on
next Tuesday evening at Central Hall.
All members of the \. O. ii. and
friends are invitel.
Matt Comerford has been elected
vice president of the Trades and Labor
Assembly of st. Paul.
Division No. 3, a. O. II. gave an
entertainment and dance at Central
Annex Hall last Thursday evening.
A Joint class of Division 1 and G
\. o. II. We're initiated at Central
Hall OH Thursday of last week. The
gathering to witness the ceremonies
was very large.
Mrs. White. respected wife Of James
White, formerly residents of this city
died in Anaconda, Mont, last Tues
day after lingering illness. Besides
her husband she is survived by hc'
father and two sisters, who reside
here. The remains of deceased, &C
companied by her husband, Were
brought to this city for interment.
The A. O. II. County Board will
give card party Monday evening
February q, at Central Hall.
Next Tuesday evening, Februar!
II. Division No. Z, L. A. to A. o. II
will give card party at Central Hall
A pleasant time is anticipated.
Members of the order should no
overlook the fact that Division No.
A. 0. III. will give a dancing part.
at Central Hall Friday evening, Febru
airy 18th. An evening Of cnioymen
is promised to all who attend.
A decision in favor of the defend
ant was given by Justice johnson il
/, the case of Il. II. Moriarity agains
Division No G. Ancient Order o
IIibernians. Moriarity sued the organ
. ization for 500 which he claims is du
to him as sick benefit, but accordin
, to the officers of the society his attend
ance has not been regular, whic
, renders him ineligible to the sick funt
The members of the st. Paul polio
= department. Thursday donated to til
| 70 nj
! the, sisters in their work Of CHART!
The money was collected from anon
all tle members Of the force.