St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-13
After the POW-WOW at Min
neapolis Comes a Chi
cago Junket.
The Balance Of the Banks
Put in Their Time at
Elections.
State Veterinary Surgeons
Want a Uniform Law
Enacted.

The Northwestern Lumbermen's as
ISOLATION is laying itself out for the
greatest event in its history. Its annual
meeting begins at the West hotel in
Minneapolis at 10 a. m. Monday, Jan.
%, and will continue in session there
two days, and on Wednesday morning
will start i'll body over the Great
Western road for Chicago, where they
will remain until Sunday. The plan is
elaborate and unique. Its splendid de-
sign is largely due to the efforts OF Col.
r. Z. Flournoy. lumber agent of the
Great Western.
l.. Ii. Price, of Sioux City, is presl-
dent of the association, and WIG. Hollis,
of Minneapolis, the secretary.
The various committees having charge
of the arrangements of the event are as
follows:
Committee on transporton-S. II.
Bowman, Minneapolis; n. w. Beebe,
Hampton, To-; 0. G. Sarles, Hillsboro,
n. d.; S. G. Tuthill, Sioux Falls; 5. o.
Blocks, assistant general freight agent
of the Great Western, and Col. Flour
n0y.
Committee on Badges-D. E. Baker,
Traer. To-; &. A. Wood, Milbank; f. j.
Dauis, Marion, 10.
Committee on Members Certificates
w. q. Hollis, Nj. Kahler, Traer; j. M.
Ward, Minneapolis.
A committee on information to con-
sist of eight or ten members will be APP
pointed by the directors the first day at
Minneapolis.
The sessions at the West hotel will
consist principally of the transactin OF
the business of the association.
The trip to Chicago will be made in
the finest cars belonging to the Great
Western road. In the train will be a
baggage car, i'll which coffee, sand
Wiches, cigars, ETC., will be served.
Some twenty lumberman of the
Southwest, who are not members of the
association, but who are heavy buyers
in this district, will be i'll the party. Col.
Flournoy will go to Kansas City and ac-
company them to Minneapolis. lie says
that the two cities will be oVerrun with
visiting lumbermen on Sunday, Jan. %.
The st. Paul Commercial! club has made
preparations to entertain them, and will
extend courteSies to the whole aSSocia-
ton.
The party going to Chicago will be
500 strong. The ticket with which each
will be provided will be in the shape of
an annual pass, but printed on white
pine, highly polished. On each side
will be maple leaf. The ticket is IN
tended to be kept by the parties as a
souvenir.
Arrangements have been made with
the Great Northern hotel in Chicago.
and the names of all the party will be
sent to the hotel in advance, SO that
when Chicago is reached every one will
walk into the room which has been pre-
pared for him. The programme of the
trip is as follows:
Wednesday. IAN. 25.
1880 a. m. Sharp-All aboard the Chi
cago Great Western train, at their
depot, corner Tenth ana Washington
avenues south. Train will leave
promptly at the appointed time in
charge OF S. o. Brooks, assistant gen.
eral freight agent Of the Chicago
Great Western line. Stops will be
made only at grade crossings, at st.
Paul, EIma and OelWen, arriving at
Dubuque at 3 p. III. Lunch will be
served by our own caterer and assist
ants between Minneapolis and Du-
buque On arrival at Dubuque the party
will be escorted to the Governors Greys'
armory, where the Inequalities of the
lumber. sash and door manufacturers Of
Dubuque will be extended. Leave Du-
buque at p. M, and arrive at Chicago
at 80 p. m.
Jan. 26 and 81.
In Chicago Headquarters, Great
Northern hotel, corner Dearborn and
jackson streets.
Saturday. Jan. 2S.
8 a. m. Sharp-All aboard Chicago
Great Western special train for Mime
apolis. Train will run through to Min
neapols in the shortest practicable
time, stopping to let off passengers at
Dubuque, Oelweln, st. Paul and juno
ton points along the line, arriving at
Minneapolis about s p. m. The usual
final session of the convention will then
be held at the West hotel, and the meet
ing adjourned, sine die.