St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-16
PATENTS OF NOBILITY ISSUED BY
BOREALIs REX AND LORD
CHANCELLOR.
CALL FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
OFFICIAL NOTICE SENT TO ALL THE
MEMBERS OF THE LAST SEES
SION.
CARNIVAL FAST APPROACHING.
Chairman Farnham, of the Masquer-
ade Committee, Issues His List
of PriZes-0ther Gossip.

Everybody connected with the man
agement of the carnival is up to his
eyes in work at present, in completing
the final details for the grand opening
next Tuesday evening. A great deal
of work must be done in arranging
for the preliminary parade on Friday
evening, and the number of men in
line will be much larger than was at
first expected. Drawing for place yes
terday noon by captains of the clubs
resulted as follows: Lafayette, Schune-
man & Evans, Bostons. Flambeau, Red
Men, Manual Training School, Mime
hahas, Submits. The line will be made
up in that order. and any club report
ing for parade between now and Fri
day evening will be given place fol-
lowing those mentioned, in the order
Of reporting to the secretary's Office.
Patents of nobility from the hands
of Borealis were prepared for mail
ing yesterday The names of nearly
100 gentlemen are on the list for hon
ors, and these names, with the titles
conferred, will be published as soon as
the patents have been sent out Prom
iilCilI l1ltll, liltHUS VI RAUL nave
been selected from among the citizens
of Minnesota, the Dakotas and Mon
tana. The patent reads as follows:
We. King Borealis Emperor of the Great
Northwest and Grand Duke of the Polar Re-
gions, do hereby decree that it is our royal
VIII and pleasure to create tname of re-
cipient and title of officer and a Peer of our
Royal Realm, in testimony of his many
Virtues and of our own good will.
ana we do further command and decree
that you, with all your Legemen and Women,
and trusty Retainers present yourself at the
Capital City of Province of Minnesota
armed and equipped for war fun. as the
case may be, on the first day of our carnival.
there to remain in our honor and defense for
and during the festivities.
Given under our hand and attested by our
Great Seal at our Palace of the Zenith, in our
capital OF Aurorapolaris, this 18th day of
January A. d. 1896.
The patents are printed from special
type on large sheet of heavy paper.
Names and titles We're filled in by ex-
pert penmen, and the whole thing is
completed by the characteristic sigma
ture of Borealis, attested by the gold
seal and red silk ribbon bearing the
preSentment of the polar bear rampant,
1t forms an exceedingly handsome doc
ument for framing, and will be presery-
ed by the recipients.
Lord Chancellor Van SAINT spent a
large part Of yesterday at headquarters,
signing the proclamation of Borealis
converting the legislature on next
Wednesday at high noon. These invi-
tations are gotten up in the best style
of the printers art, on a double sheet
Of paper. The first page bears the
following:
Greeting: Take heed that we BoreaHs,
Rex, do gravely and by authority invested
in us as Sovereign of the Realm of which
our Province of Minnesota forms part, COM
mand order and decree that you do appear
at our Capital City of st. Paul on Wednes-
day, Jenuary, 22d, 1896. to then and there
participate in and discharge any duty you
of our Honorable Legislature of our Province
of Minnesota. according to your oath of Of