The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-09-26
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CITY IN BRIEF.

probate court once has returned from
Chicago, where she spent an ENJOYABLE
two weeks vacation with relatives
and friends.
Mayor Haynes has appointed Pat
rick Mahoney. $50 4th ST. n. e., to the
police force. Officer Mahoney will as
sumo his new duties Immediately ana
will join the Central station detail.
Mayor Haynes was passing around
the cigars to his many callers at the
executive Office in the City hall Tues
day afternoon. It was the mayors
sixtieth birthday anniversary.
Furnaces installed, repaired and
cleaned. Our heating device, the
Aeolipyle. saves Is per cent fuel, burns
coal to ashes. no clinkers. Place or
ders now. Aeolipyle Co., PIP S. 4th
street. NJ. J. Mallon. Mgr.
William McMullen has filed suit in
the district court, asking that the
partnership Of himself. ]. L. Murphy,
j. M. Murphy and J. L. Gleason be
dissolved. He alleges that the agree
ment among the members of the firm
with the Heaney company to sell
scales was not a fair one to him. He
also asks $500 damages.
The following changes in the Min
neapolis fire department will take ef-
feet Oct. 4: ]. c. Hernlund becomes
first assistant chief: John Hill, Sec
ond assistant chief: Captain S. Ham
ilton, first district chief, and Captain
F. E. Caldwell, second district chief.
These changes are the result Of the
retirement because of disability Of
First Assistant Chief Michael Hanley
John Laurence Egan. Is years old
and small of stature. registered Mon
day at the university as freshman.
He was graduated last year from the
Central High school. st. Paul, four
years ahead of the average student.
and is the youngest student at the
university. He registered for is reci-
tation hours a week, about two more
than the average freshman. His pro-
gram includes French, mathematics.
chemistry and rhetoric with gymna-
stun and drill.
All previous records for a days re-
ceipts of grain in Minneapolis were
broken Monday. The total receipts
for the day amounted to 1,79o cars, as
compared with 1855 cars for the same
day a year ago. Wheat was in the
van,. LIZA. cars being received. The
big demand and the high prices Of
fered for wheat have. caused farmers
to sell freely. The increased business
is showing Its effect in the CONNER
cial world by the increase in bank
clearings, which are springing above
he figures Of last September. $3.50.
After having won his point by the
decision Of the supreme court enti-
Ting him to trial by jury. John l..
Gleason appeared in the district court
Monday morning and dismissed the
case which he had brought against
the University Of Minnesota regents
to show cause why he should not be
admitted to the rolls of the school. A
resolution Of the board of regents last
fall, charging Gleason with insubor-
dination while he was president Of the
students athletic association, prohib-
tied him from registering and practi-
cally dismissed him from the institu-
ton without hearing.
In a collision late Monday between
an automobile and the motorcycle he
was riding at Seventeenth street and
Vine place, Frank j. Toole, 3546 AID
rich av. g., was severely bruised and
cut about the face and head and taken
to the Abbott hospital in an uncon-
scious condition. The cycle was
wrecked. Tooie had his left eye ter
ribly injured ana his head badly cut
in the fall. He was carried to Allen
Bros drug store and from there taken
to the hospital in the ambulance. The
names Of the people in the automobile
were not learned nor was it's number
observed by the few eye witnesses.
Profits Of the Pillsbury- washburn
Flour Mills company have increased
since the firm has been in the hands
Of a receiver. The receivers Of the
company have sent a message to that
effect to J. c. Slaughter of London.
solicitor for the English debenture
bondholders. Mr.. Slaughter was un-
able to come to Minneapolis and
therefore the receivers. Albert G. Cobb.
Albert c. Loring and Ralph whalen.
spent Sunday with him in Chicago. A
consultation relating to plans for the
reorganization Of the company was