Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-30
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Democratic Reform Press BDFeaue
ST. Paul, Dec. 26, 1895.

Democrats Reform Press Bureau,
~ St. Paol, Dee. 26, 1898. -
The following il the inauguration pro-
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Hon John Lind becomes governor, on
ia kisg the oath OF Office which, Jan. l
falling aron Sunday. he HAY do on
Ian. 2. or even welt till Jan. 8, when
file legislature meets. The latter meets
at noon on Tuesday, the Sd, when Gov
error Lind, having been indicted into
his office, will appear before the JOINT
session OF the house and senate, having
been notified by commuters OF Doth
tb at the legislature is organized, and
deliver his inaugural address, as pre-
scribed by the constitution. Following
the message the governor receives the
people in the governors chamber.
In the evening Of the same day. occurs
ST. PauFs reception to Governor and
Mrs. Lind at the Ryan hotel
As to appointments, the indications
at this writing are that announcements
Tor all the heads OF departments will not
be made until they are laio before the
senate for confirmation. The BEST fore
cast is that the following will not be far
fress. the mark in the final makeup:
Private secretary to the governor,
Hon. l.. 4. Rosing, Of Cannon Falls, al
ready installed
Adiutant general, F. G. Lambert, st.
Paul.
Superintendent OF public instruction,
Professor r. E. Dentield, Duluth.
Oil inspector, J. J. He,nricbs, Mime
apolis- .
Public examiner, f. NJ. Pope, OF Man
kato-
Labor commissioner, F. H. Clarke, St.
Paul.
Dairy and food commissioner, Major
J. NJ. Bowler, Bird Island.
Railroad and vaTeh 0use commissioner.
Hon. P. NJ. Ringdahl, OF Crookston.
One or two al the above may he
changed, and of those not covered, it
may be said that CHOICE for insurance
commissioner lies between retaining the
present incumbent, Mr.. Dearth, and ap-
ointment of John G. O'Shanghnessy, OF
Saltwater. Also, as to surveyor gen.
erals OF logs and lumber, the appoint
me mt for Saltwater is settled in favor OF
B. j. Mosisr. F0- Minneapolis 1T lies
between e: s. COrser and NJ. Rreslauer,
with probabilities favoring Mr.. Corser.
State librarian lies between Judge W. A.
Allen, of Winona, and Major W. H.
Hotchkies, of Preston. although Others
are prominently mentioned. Should
NJ ajor Hotchkiss not receive that he is
s imposed to be in line for governor OF
the Minnehaha soldiers home. Hon.
George n. Lamphere, Of Moorhea0, is
said to be under consideration for a
prominent place. ' .
Speaking of the farmers alliance, that
ass Oci alton has issued q call for q farm
ers' convention Jan. 2-3, at the state
ca pito], reduced rates for WI ich have
been secured on the railroads good from
Dec 20 to Jan. 8. This will add to the
opportunity for attendance on the in.
augural occasion. ill.,. ...... z..as,.
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United States senator, and the honor
OF the opposition nomination against G.
K. Davis, are among the coming chie
political topics. There is but one mind
among the reform forces, as to oppos:
ing Davis, and no further talk is heard
OF making it unanimous. Z" 1t is hoped
that the appointed conference for the
evening of Dec. 80, at the Merchants
hotel, St. Panl, will not be forgotten
The call is for each and every member q
the house or senate elected by reform
influences. Others OF our state leaders
and especially our editors, are invited #
Regarding the promised Documents
relating to the Devils Of the Now and
''Then, there is q room this week @to
give but the Williams letter. whichsle
that referred to il which, il the line g
MI. DAVIS odern Feuda lism,' a
gave one 81 the remedies he would sng.
gest for the evils he compl ained of
will be seen that he wasSsffor govern.
lment seizure" instead q government