The Irish standard., 1889-06-29

wINONA COUNTY.
No. i, Winona-George D. Flynn
John Lynch.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
No. /, Stillwater--James T. Barron
Thos. Organ, p. f Burke, R. w. Nc
Garry, M. J. Corcoran, J. O'Shaugh'
messy, Jr., John Mccarthy. M. j,
O'Donnell, Daniel Mckenzie, j. j
Walsh, Gus Sexton, John F. Cleary.
RICE COUNTY.
No. J., Faribaul5-M. NJ. Shields, }.
H. Nightingale, Nj. IL. Keeley, Geo. w.
Murphy, VIM. O'Connell.
.ANoKA COUNTY.
| No. 1, Anoka-Thos Coleman, James
McArdle, T. Riley, T. NJ. Ryan, Tim
Sullivan.
BIG STONE COUNTY.
No. /, Graceville--Geo. w. Rowles:
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
No. /, Duluth u G. Hessian.
No. 3, Duluth-~Michael Lynch.
STEVENS COUNTY.
No. I, Morris-Geo. Nj. G1ltinan, S.
A. FIaherty, T. Il. Newell, VIM. Rear
don, T. a. MCCARTHY.
srEAKNs COUNTY.
No. 1. st. Cloud-P. B. German.
No. 2, Sauk Centre Philip BuIger.
j. u. Millettee, of Ramsey land Joseph
Quinn, of Hennepin, were appointed
assistant secretaries pro tenn, after
which the convention adjourned until
$50 D. m. On re-assembling 1t was
ordered that the delegates from each
county take seats together. This hav'
ing been done, the chair through action
of the convention, appointed an audit
ing committee, comprised OF Ave mem
bers, as follows: John E. McGaire. Of
Ramsey; j. O'Shaughnessy, Jr.. Of
Washington; II. b. Conlor, of Scott
Joseph Walsh, of Hennepin. and VIM
O'Connell, of Rice.
The chair also appointed committee
on revision Of constitution and bylaws
and articles Of Incorporation as follows;
Nj. III. Keeley, of Rice; NJ. Mogan, o1
Hennepin; John Mccarthy, of Still
water; r. A. Walsh, Of Ramsey: Johl
G. Hessian, Of St. Louis; John Lynch,
of Winona, snd John Sheehy, Of LIE
Sueur. After the discussion Of some
minor matters the convention adjourned
| to 8 o'clock Monday morning.
MONDAYS SESSION.
The State Insurance Convention was
not called to order until ii q. NJ, as il
had been found that committees ap
pointed were not ready to report
action to the convention. After re.
assembling at this hour it was agai1
found necessary On account OF the im-
portance of the work in the hands o1
the committees, and which necessitated
much care and preparation, to take 9
recess until s p. N. AZ this hour the
convention was called to order by the
President, who announced that thu
committee on bylaws were ready to re-
port. Secretary Sheehy, from the com,
mittee, read the report, which was
somewhat volumlnous and consisted o1
revised draft of the constitution ant
bylaws; also a new form Of policy, new
form OF application, new articles Of in
corporation and declaration, etc. Tht
report was re-read by sections anc
slightly amended, after which the con
vention adjourned till s p. N.
a few minutes after the hour ap
pointed by the convention the body go
down to work. The first business o!
the night session was that of listening
to and passing upon report of auditing
committee, which had been delayed un
til that hour. Following its reading
by Assistant Secretary Millette motion
to adopt the report as read was made
which motion prevailed.
| A. motion was thereafter made to f1
the salaries Of the insurance officers fol
the ensuing year, which was carried
and this was followed by resolution
that the salary of the insurance secre
tarv be fixed at $3.50 per year, which
was amended to make the sum $500
An amendment was offered 10 The
amendment to make the amount $30(
and 3 substitute was offered for tht
whole, fixing the salary at $3.50. After
a protracted discussion upon different
figures presented, the convention finally
adopted the amendment to the amend.
ment, which allows $500 for the ensu
ing year as salary OF the Insurance Sec
retary.
| A resolution was offered tha
no salary be attached to the Office o
Insurance Treasurer, which wa'
adopted by the convention.
The time having arrived for the elec
tion of officers, John Mccarthy was de