St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-10
NOW IT'S BOOMING
THE CARNIVAL ORGANIZATION is
COMPLETED AND READY
FOR WORK
THE FEATURES SUGGESTED.
PLANS UNDER CONSIDERATION
TO ENTERTAIN THE People
OF THE NORTHWEST.
BIG pARADEs AND spECTACLEs
Of Unique and Novel Character
Will BE Carried Out on an
Elaborate Scale.

Organization of the st. Paul Win
ter Carnival association was COM
pleted yesterday afternoon, when the
fifteen directors heretofore chosen
met and selected nine of the ten ad-
ditional directors to make up the
number originally agreed upon,
twenty-five. The complete roster of
officers now is:
President-J. ]. Parker.
Vice PreSidents-Georg Thompson,
George r. Finch, Daniel r. Noyes,
Robert A. Smith, A. Fl. Lindeke, Gen.
Brooke.
Secretary-C. B. Bowlby.
Assistant Secretary-J. j. Ryder.
Treasurer-T Is. Scott.
Footner, T. B. Scott, William Dawson
Jr., Conde Hamlin, L. d. Wilkes, DR.. c.
E. Bean, c. B. Bowlby, Ike Lederer, E.
A, a; Jaggard, william Hamlin, Dr. r.
NJ, d; Mum, w. ]. c. Kenyon, George
H. Allen, Maj. W. w. Price, William
F. Myron, Thomas L. Wann, Chet
Smith, Frank A. Seymour, DIR. w. D.
Kelly. There is yet one vacancy OIL
the board, to be filled by a man who
understands Scandinavian games and
VINO will be able to handle ski tourna-
ments, etc.
Honorary Directors-Col Page, Maj.
Tucker, Capt Butler, Capt. Fremont,
Lieut.. Houle, Lieut. Bugge.
The following report was received
and adopted:
Your committee appointed to suggest
the committees for the winter carnival
of 1896, and define their duties, would
respectfully report as desirable:
An executive committee of seven, of
which committee the president, secre-
tary and treasurer of the board shall
be eX-officio members, and the follow
ing standing committees:
Finance committee of seven, to pro-
vide moneys and to supervise their eX-
penditure, under direction of the board
Programme committee of fifteen, to
prepare, publish and carry out the
programme of the carnival
Popular cooperation committee of
five, to secure municipal, railroad and
popular cooperation.
Visiting and reception committee of
seven, to visit and to receive outside
delegations.
Advertising committee of three, to
promote the interests and plans of the
carnival.
Prize committee of five, to award
and present prizes.
All of these committees to act under
the general direction of, and to report
to, the board, and all to be empowered
to appoint subcommittee and to call
for outside aid.
We venture to suggest that it might
promote the work of the programme
committee if two subcommittee We're
appointed, namely:
Committee of outdoor sports (say sew
en), to promote curling, skating, wheel
ing, street parades, ETC.; and another
Committee of indoor sports (also sew
enl, for music, the drama, balls etc.
We would also respectfully suggest
and recommend that a carnival club
committee beformed-outside the board
to consist of all the presidents of all
carnival and cooperating clubs and
societies, whose duty shall be to pro-
mote and secure organization and CO.
operation.
The need of other COMMITTEES may
arise, but we believe that an efficient
work can be accomplished under such
division of work as above indicated.
Respectfully.
daniel R. Noyes,
George Thompson,
Milton Griggs,
e. e. Chittenden,