St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-17
MINNESOTA DAY.

Gen. j H. Baker. state railroad commits
sioner, left last evening for New Orleans,
where he will delivery an address on the 21st,
Minnesota day at the exposition. The state
will be well represented by her citizens,
among whom will be Col. S. G. Adams, as
sistant commissioner of the exposition from
Minnesota, c.. D. Donelson of Donelson, land
d. D. Merrill of st. Paul. At the close OF
the day Minnesota representatives will ban
quet on Minnesota products.
ANYBODY CAN BE AN ATTORNEY.
In answer to Fred A. Hodge, auditor of
Pine county, asking if admission to practice
in the courts is necessary to render person
eligible to the office of county attorney, At
torney General Hahn reiterates an opinion
lately given on this subject that admission
to the bar is not a necessary quail
itication for holding this Office. This was
a decision of the supreme court in 1876, and
section of the state constitution expressly
says ''that every person who by the provis-
ions of this article shall be entitled to vote at
any election shall be eligible to any Office
which now is or hereafter shall be elective by
the people," except as otherwise provided.
Therefore Mr.. Perkins is clearly entitled to
county attorney.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
were flied with the secretary of state yester-
day of the Minnesota State Poultry associa-
ton, for advancement in the knowledge of
poultry and poultry raising, to promote and
encourage the industry, and to- disseminate
useful knowledge in relation to the same, to
hold poultry shows and fairs, and to distribute
premiums, medals and diplomas to exhibitors
of poultry at such. The corporation
is to be located at Rochester, is to commence
April l and is to continue twenty years
There is to be no capital stock, and an initia-
ton fee OF 81 for mem bership and the same
amount an nually. The first officers are Henry
Kalb, president; W. j. Eaton, vice president;
William W. Churchill, secretary; Alonzo F.
Stebbins, treasurer; and G. a. Whited, E. j.
Gates and W. H. LIE Suer, directors.
Articles of incorporation were also fled
Of the Northwestern Veterinary College
for the purpose of the establishment
and maintenance Of a competent corps of
instructors in veterinary surgery and the
practice of medicine as it relates to the dis
eases of domestic animals and the study Of
veterinary anatomy, surgery and materia
medica in proper course of study and cler-
zeal practice and the granting of diplomas to
graduates in the same. The college is to be To-
Gated in Minneapolis. The incorporators are
Charles G. Lyford of Minneapolis and Richard
Price and Benjamin A. Pomeroy of st. Paul,
Articles of Incorporation were also filed of
the York Iron company for mining and sell
ing iron ore, manufacturing in TO charcoal pig
and bloom in Minnesota and elsewhere. The
capital stock is Sl6l 900, in 1920 shares of
$50 each, with limited Indebtedness of
100000. The incorporators are Alonzo R.
Shattuck, Rufus G. Haywood, Charles s..
Careins and thirteen others of Minneapolis,
and the first board OF directors are James Z.
York, Oils E. Pray, Samuel C. Gale, Robert
E. Grimshaw, John H. Monroe, Charles d.
Harmon /, Daniel Fish, Charles s. Careins,
Francis C. Ball, Nfetts l.. Rice and William
B. Jackson, Jr. Amendment of articles of
incorporation by the Journal Printing COM
pany of Minneapolis were also filed, increas-
ing the capital stock to 100000 and limit
ing Indebtedness to 100000.