Paul, was arraigned, pleaded not guil
ty to three indictments charging him
with grand larceny of state school
funds, arranged his bail and returned.
Frank T. Thompson, chairman of
the state boxing commission, Louis F.
Dow and Julius Schmahl. secretary of
state, vent on the $10,000 bond for the
former treasurer.
A. C. Gooding, the new state treas
urer, appeared at the capital shortly
before noon and went at once to the
ofice of Governor i urnquist.
The governor armed him with his
official papers and Mr. Goodng took
charge. He said that no changes
would be icti'le in the personnel of the
staff in the treasurer's office. He is
ma-king arrangements for his bond.
St. Paul. A more uniform, scien
tific and eouitable mstbod of viewing
public ditches, more competent super
vision and advice in governing the wa
ter supply end-sewago dispcsal of the
state, are among the demands of the
Minnesota Survevors' and Engineers'
society in ,rehSlution3 adopted at its
meeting in St. Paul.
HastinffS.The farmers' short course
and the first annual show of the Hast
ings Poultry association was held here.
Professor A. A. McPhetters was in
charge of the grain show, and JB. H.
Chamberlain, of Viniger, secretary of
the poultry show.
THE TOMAHAWK, WHITE EARTH, MINN.
HIGHWAY COMMISSION TO MEET
MARCH 7, TO MAKE ALLOT-
MENT$1,500,000 AVAILABLE.
EVENTS AT STATE CAPITOL
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