Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-18

the sixth division, NJ 5.
REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS.
3. appointment Of committee on creden-
tiais.
4. Annusl address of welcome.
5. Report of committee on credentials.
6. leading of the minutes of last meeting.
Z. Report OF the secretary.
S. Report of the treasurer.
9. r port OF the board of directors.
10. Raportof other committees.
L. Unfinished 5lf7iess OF last session.
u. Inlnation AID election Of special con-
raitteas
l3. Cmmunicatioas, resolutions and new
business.
"a. Miscellaneous business
u. Election OF officers, which shall be in
the order nam d in the constitution
THIRD DAY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1888.
Business sessIons-J a. m, 2 p, N. and
p. m.
During the business sessions o. Tdeslay and
Wednesday 1t is desired that ali thOs. Who are
not enga.s as delegates should take this oppor-
tunity 10 do the 10y of st Paul, and call upon
any member OF the reception committee to aid
them.
The freedom Of the city will be rendered to
all.
Any member OF the convention who may de-
sire passes to any point west north of ST..
Paul; tolbe used al ter the .ell's festivities
over, are requested to make their applicat TO
Capt Ed. .. bean or H. BosworIh, not later
than Wednesday noon.
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. 20, 1883.
$50 a. m. Leave st. Paul by special train
via Chicago. MiIwauk & st. Paul railway for
Fort Smelling, where tine party will BE- received
by the general commanding and officers of tie
regular army. After spectiug the fort, return
by special train to st. Paul, arriving at II a. III.
y. I.at Ck Il.,,I p ,i,.tl,
railroad for Stil water. Tram will stop at the
state prison grounds, where the party will be re-
ceived by Senator Sabin, Postmaster Butts aud
others
Two hours time will be- devoted to inspecting
the inside of the state prison and the manufac
ing establishments of Seymour. Sabi" &Co.
$500 p. IN. Reception aud ba quet at the res
idence aud grounds of senator S4bin rendered
to the party by the senator and postmaster
Butts.
$50 p nj. Leave Saltwater by special train
for st. Paul.
FIFTH DAT-FRIDAY, SEPT Il, 1883.
$40 a. III. Leave st. Paul in special cars via
St Pad, Minneapolis g. Manitoba raj lroad,
accompanied by the First Regiment b and for
Wayzaa where Tie part will embark on the
steamers Hat le NJ y and Lotus, d visi
principal points On Lake MinnetoDka, a rri
at Excelsior at
l:p p m. Dinner at Excelsior house.
40 p. IN. Leave Excelsior via steam ers for
Wayz4ta.
5z5 p. IN. Leave Wayzata via ST. Paul
Mi neap lis & Manitoba railroad 1or 35 ? AZ,
arriving at 6:>O p. m.
ESQ p. III. Reception and banquet lunch at
the residence of DR. David Day, postmaster,
where a large numner of the ciuzens of St.
Paul W IL gather to we come our visiting friends
SIXTH DAY-sArURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, iSS3.
$40 a m. Leave St Paul Tor Minneapolis
| via special ira II, which has pe n rendered to
the association by Superintendent = Pri ,r, of
| the hi>agO, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul railroad,
The party will be received at Minneapolis by
Gen. W. ID. Washburn, member of congr IS, and
o. VI. Laraway, postmaster, where carriages
will be provided for the deleks es, alternat aud
officers of the ocation to visit the milling is-
trict, st. Anthony Falls aud other points of
| interest In the city.
On l :O0 a. m. Leave Minneapolis via motor line
| for /. AXE Calhoun .s'zs- -. .ss-
1890 In. Dinner at the Lynd le hotel given
| by citizens of Minneapolis. -.
3:0U p m. Return to Minneapolis via motor
| line.
400 p. NJ. Leave Minneapolis via special
| train for the Falls of Minnehaha.
| $50 m Leave Minnehahs in special train
via Fort Snelliug arriving at st. Paul at p. m.