The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04
PROHIBS IN SESSION
COUNTY CONVENTION OF THE COLD
WATER COMPANY WAS HELD
LAST NIGHT
CITY TICKET WILL BE NAMED

City Convention VIII BE Held Next
Saturday Evening, Thus AnticI-
patIng the Action of Both the
Democratic and Republican Par
ties-AId. Knauft Starts a Boom
for Himself Quietly.
Inc frohlbiuon county convention for
the selection of delegates to the state
convention at Minneapolis on March 90
at Central hall last evening, was attended
by about fifty delegates out of the repre-
sentation Of $50 to which the county was
entitled.
The convention was called to order by
a. c. Lackey, and f. E. Magraw was
elected temporary chairman and ]. H.
Fttz secretary. a committee on creden-
tals. consisting of R. J. r. Murray, Dr..
A. B. Partridge and J. NJ. Sheire. was
appointed and reported seating the fol-
lowing delegates: c. A. Fowble, c.
Carlson, G. s. Campbell NJ Bacon, c. w.
Boland, G. 7. Cardigan, w. H. Webb, F.
H. tirbst, a. L. Preston, Charles Miller,
Robert Barnes, William Nef, A. a.
CreaTy, j. M. Sheire, S. f. Sifer, H. c..
STATE, Z. J. ErsSine, E. A. Oakley, A. c.
Lackey, s. Squires, f. Varnum, o. f.
Weeks Dr.. A. Swain, r. B. Shove, r. ].
X. Murray, Alfred Carlson, U. NJ. Thomas,
Nj. r. Frost, Rev. Scanlon, w. w Nicho-
las, 9. n Woodward, George Shaw, f. E.
Magraw, d. D. Kimball. c. E. Magraw,
George +. Wells, J. d. Engle, J. II. Fltz,
Anton Johnson, Peter ArVidson, O. Hol-
len, A. NJ. Hanson, P. A. HuegbeIg. J.
II. RothweH, NJ. a. Wurtz, Mrs. NJ. J.
Kelly. Z. r. Mechanical, c. A. Golfer and
n. Christensen.
While the credential committee was
preparing its report S. w. Squires and
A G. Lackey sang. The temporary or
ganization was made permanent and the
convention selected the following dele
gates, one from each of the eleven wards
and seven at large, with the alternates:
First Ward-C. A. Fowler, delegate; G.
$. Campbell, alternate
Second Ward-F. Herbst. delegate; W.
y. Webb. alternate.
Third WaFd-A. L. Partridge, delegate;
A. L. Preston, alternate.
Fourth Ward-A. Creary, delegate;
James Barnes, alternate.
Firth Ward-W. A. McAIanigal, dele
gate; e. ~ Oakley, alternate,
Sixth Ward-O. r. Weeks, delegate; S.
W. Squire, alternate.
Seventh Ward-C. y. Woodward, dele
gate; r. $ Galusha, alternate.
Eighth Ward-T. B. Shove, delegate;
Allen Swain, alternate.
Ninth u ard-F. r. Mechanical dele
gate; Carl Golfer, alternate.
Tenth Ward-J. d. Engle, delegate; ].
II. tItz, alternate.
Eleventh Ward-N. Il. Frost, delegate;
[. NJ. Thomas, alternate
- DSsie I;,t At a I1aTge-G. F. Wells, Prof
i. W. Doty, A. Rankin, c. Carlson.
AiteInates at Large. D. Engle. Mrs
J. t. Kelly, Rev. Z. Glare, DIR. g. E. Ma
5taW, II, \. Campbell, S. w. SquirsS,
MIS-. >. y. FarnSwOrth.
While the ballOting for the delegates
and alternates at large were being count
ed Prof. Scanlon delivered an address on
prohibition. The Prohibition city con-
veEtiOn for the nomination of a city ticket
Will be held at Central hall next Saturday
evening.
Y. H. Austin, secretary of the state
central committee OF the Peoples party,
issued a call yesterday for a meeting Of
the committee in St. Paul. March Is, at
the Clarendon hotel
The committee will then decide upon
date for holding a convention to elect
delegates to the national convention at
Sioux Falls. May 8.
The meeting will also talk over the sit
uation and decide whether to hold two
conventions or elect delegates and NOM
mate a ticket at the same time.
The official call for the meeting of the
National Republican league, Issued in Chi
cago yesterday, says:
In accordance with resolution of the
executive committee, the twelfth conven-
ton of the National Republican league
IS hereby called 10 meet in the city of ST.
Paul Tuesday, July IT, 1900.
Each delegate shall be entitled to one
vote. Alternate delegates will be entitled
to seats in the convention hall with their
respective delegations.
THE president and secretary of state
and territorial leagues are the proper Of
tiCials to sign and certify to the creden-
tials of the delegates from their respect
i've leagues. All delegates should be pro-
Vlded with such credentials.
The business before the convention
Will include the consideration Of amend
ments to the constitution, consideration
and adoption of a financial policy for the
maintenance of the national organization:
place FOR the next national convention
or reference of same to committee, and