The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-13

and appraisement in the estate Of
Enoch W. Dyer, late Of Excelsior, was
filed in the probate court today, and
shows property valued at $25, 45S.24.
Shtpman Up Tomorrow.-Al Ship
man, charged with maintaining a gam
bling house at PSI Hennepin avenue,
will be tried in police court tomorrow.
He said he wanted more time to con-
slider his case, and it was granted.
Negro Up as Th1ef.-James Cunning
ham, colored, was arraiigned in police
court today charged with stealing an
pont avenue N: He is alleged to have
entered the house while the family was
away. His case was continued.
Must P1cMsa Quarrel.-The special
committee OF the council to which was
referred the matter Of reducing the
price Of gas will hold its first meeting
The frst duty of the committee will be
j to devise some method of starting a
controversy with the gas company over
the price Of gas so that an arbitration
sean be arranged.
Hotel Men object.-It has come to
the attention of the city officials that
the hotel managers and proprietors Of
hotel buildings will make an aggressive
campaign against the proposed hotel
ordinance which is now ready for pas
sage. The hotel men have held two
meetings within the last few days and
after discussing, the various provisions
of the. proposed ordinance have de-
cided to make fight.
Father Takes Suicides Body.-The
remains Of Henry Morisette, who shot
and wounded his wife and killed him
self at 80 Tenth street s last Friday
MINI, last evening. Morisette's father,
who lives at that place, claimed the
remains and will make the funeral ar
engagements. Mrs. 5Morisettes is improv-
ing al. the city hospital and will be able
to go home in few days.
TIestimony Is Changed County At
torney Al ]. Smith today discovered
that the testimony in the paper book
in he Dr.. Theron II. BLY, appeal differs
IS in an important point from the testi.
mony as given in court and as it ap.
pears in the settled case. Whether the
change was Intentional or not is not
known, bu will probably necessiate
a motion in the supreme court to make
| the paper book conform to the settled
case. .- ..e.
Discuss New School.-To talk over
projects now before the district and tx
discuss plans for general improvement
and Identifying, mass meeting ha!
been called by the Hawthorn Improve
ment association in the Laurel schoo
tomorrow evening. The new Laure
i school, for which funds are now avail
able, will be the principal topic of dis
cussion, tho the. paving question. will
come in for an airing and other matter
II of Importance will be dealt with.
Resent Tax Collection.-The Swedish
fl hospital and the nurses institute hav
fled an answer in the suit brought b
the county to collect taxes on 10
owned by them adjoining the hospita
3 property. Defendants insist that tn
lot should be exempt because they ha,
B TO buy it to prevent the putting in o
improvements that would ruin the hos
/ pital light, and that it thus should b
treated the same as other propert
H. owned and used for charitable purposes
Cairns for Probate Judge.-Judg
i F.. G. Harvey's announcement that b
would not be candidate for the Pre-
bate judgeship has led to, the appea,
ance Of q large number of candidates
first to develop, and promises to be on
Of the hardest fought in the comm
campaign A number of the friends Q
4 Charles S. Cairns met last night and dc
II eided to urge Mr. Cairns to be a cand
date. 1t is believed that he will consen
and enter the field.
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