Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29


Yesterday forenoon, Geo. G. Chamberlln, OF
the Jackson Republic, president, and A. De
Lacy Wood, of the Red River Free Press, as
secretary. The following were found to be
present or arrived during the session:
C. H. Lineau, st. Paul Vokszietung.
A. ]. Underwood. Fergus Falls Journal.
W. d. Mitchell, Elk River News.
Chas. Bromwich, Currie Pioneer.
J. K. Arnold, Northern Tier, of Crookston.
Geo. @. Ohamberlin, Jackson Republic.
j. A. Leonard Rochester Post.
NJ. O. Russell, Duluth Tribune.
r. G. MITCHELL Duluth Tribune.
o. E. Comstock Caledonia Journal.
-. Munro Stevens County Tribune
Ammi Gutter, Anoka City Herald.
W. B. Mitchell, st. Cloud Journal-PreSs.
w. B. Reed, Prior Lake Times.
L. Osborn, Red River Valley News, of Glyn-
don.
Oh. Dubouis Saturday Evening Spectator
Minneapolis.
D. Ramaley, st. Paul Type Foundry.
A. De Lacy Wood, Red River Press.
W. @. Whiteman, Herman Herald.
81. A. Castle, st. Paul Dispatch.
h. P Hall, st. Paul GLoEE.
j. H Baker Mankato Free Press.
Frank Matchett, Jordan Advocate.
E. O. Huntington, Window Reporter.
Henry Kinds, Shakopee Argus.
W. b. Herriott, Redwood Falls Gazette.
c. F. Case, Marshall Messenger.
Jos. Robleter New Ulm Review.
J. W. Emery, Pennington Press.
B. G. Sanborn, Madclia Times.
J. W. Rhines, Dundas Enterprise.
Irving Todd, Hastings Gazette.
81. E. Newton, Minnesota Farmer, Mime
apolis.
a. L. Barker, Isanti Comfy Press.
". ]. McMasters. Lake City Leader.
VIC. Seward, Saltwater Messenger.
n @. Frederickson, ST. Paul Folkeblsdet.
Fl. Gillit, Hastings New Era.
Hans Mattsop, Minneapolis Stats Tidning.
j. A. Wheelock, Pioneer Press.
Ct. K. Shaw, Minneapolis Tribune.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
w. B. Mitchell, M. G. Russell, and D.
Ramaley were appointed committee to re-
port the order of business for the afternoon
session.
Chas. Bromwich, j. A. Leolrad, and j. K.
Arnold were appointed a committee to NOM
mate officers for the ensuing year.
A. ]. Underwood, l.. Osborn, and Henry
Kinds were appointed a committee to report
resolutions on the death of L. p. Plummer.
of the Minneapolis Tribune.
TREASURER REPORT.
David Ramaley, treasurer, submitted his
annual report, showing $2l.75 expended
during the year for printing and postage,
and balance in the treasury of $11761. He
recommendations there be no dues collected
next year, The report was adopted.
COST OF PAPER.
MIR. G. 81. Lieneau offered resolution re-
lative to the price of paper, which, after con-
siderable debate, was amended by Gen.
Baker and passed as follows
ReSoZued, That committee of five be ap-
pointed by the chair to inquire into the present
extraordinary price of printing paper and re-
port whether in their judgment there is any
practical remedy for the same.
Messrs. G. b. Lieneau, X. G. Mitchell, j..
II. Baker, j. w. Emery, and HI. p. Hall were
appointed as the committee.
CELEBRATING THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Con. r. w. johnson, in behalf of the citi-
zens and the State Historical Society, ex-
tended an invitation to all the editors and
their friends to attend the celebration of the
two hundreth anniversary of Father Henne-
pins discovery of st. Anthony Falls, which,
in view of the Fourth of July coming on
Sunday, would take place on the Sd of July.
Capt. Arnold offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted.
- Resolred That the thanks of this association
are hereby rendered Gen. r. w. Johnson for
his invitation to be present at the celebration
of the discovery of the Falls of st. Anthony
at st. Paul the 3rd day of July, next extended
in behalf of the State Historical society, and
that the same be accepted.
EXCHANGES.
Mr.. Osborn, of the Glyndon Ne,os, moved
that the discontinuance of exchange oourte-
sizes without notice is reprehensible one,
and ought to be absoleie. The motion pre-
vailed.
The association then took a recess until
2P. NJ.