The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-06-12

W. +. Albertson Of Illinois nominated
William A. Northcott for head consul, and
no other nominations were made. The
head clerk was instructed to cast the
ballot Of the camp for Northcott by a
unanimous vote. The head consul, in
thanking the head camp, made the speech
summarized above.
Head Clerk Hawes was reelected for
the sixth time in the same manner on
motion of Mr.. jenkins of Nebraska.
For head adviser, Green of Iowa NOM
mated Dan Horne of Davenport, Iowa, the
present incumbent. He was chosen by
unanimous vote For head banker, Mr..
Swanger of Missouri nominated Robert
R. Smith of Brookfeld Mo. Senator T. v.
Knatvold Of Albert Lea, the home of Mr..
Swanson, seconded Mr.. Smiths nomina-
tion. State after state seconded the nom
ination, and Mr.. Smith was elected after
the approved manner, the head clerk cast
ing the full vote.
Head Physicians.
Head physicians were selected as fol-
lows:
Illinois-Dr Edward L. Kern.
Iowa-Dr. John W. Lander.
Wisconsin-Dr. S. A Armstrong of Bos-
cobel.
Kansas-Dr. B. E. Jones'
Nebraska-Dr. E. l.. Blair.
Minnesota-Dr. Thomas Lowe of Slayton.
Michigan-Dr. Frank w. Martin.
South Dakota-Dr Alfred w. Hyde.
North Dakota-Dr. John w. Sifton.
Missouri-Dr. John r. Boyd.
Indiana-Dr. c. c. Wolf
Ohio-Dr. Francis A. Smith.
West Virginia-C. T. Taylor.
Pennsylvania-Dr. G. T. Pryor.
Wyomtng-Dr. J. H. Conway.
Montana-Dr. S. E. Laird.
Idaho-Dr. W. A. Adair.
Washington-Dr. l.. C. Miller.
Oregon-Dr Hamilton Mead.
California-Dr. Foster w. Bassett
Colorado-Dr. A. K Carmichael
Oklahoma-Dr. John 4. Houseworth.
Indian Territory-Dr j. w. Moffett
Maryland-Dr. Martin W. Yoldsborough.
Delaware-Dr. James w. Bastian
New Jersey-Dr. w. A. Sprecker.
New York-Dr. T. T. Mooney
Connecticut-Dr. William J. Hanford.
Rhode Island--Dr. Michael d. Milan.
Vermont-Dr. John H. Judkins.
Maine.Dr. o. I. Bemis.
There was only one nomination in each
state, except in Montana, when an effort
was made to choose DR.. J. w. FriZzell.
but DR.. Land had been indorsed by the
state camp, and FriZzell's name was with
drawn before vote was taken.
Next came the nominations for d.
rectors. The following were placed be-
fore the head camp:
Nominations for Directorate.
Illinois-Theo. F. Hopkins, Rockford, and
George w. Reilly. Danville
Kansas-E. E. Murphy, Leavenworth.
Nebraska-A. R. Talbot, Lincoln
Minnesota-Benjamin D. Smith Mankato.
1owa-C. G. Saunders, Council Bluffs
Each state delegation took ballot. and
the roll call was then taken by states
The first ballot resulted in an election.
Hopkins getting but a scattering vote
outside Illinois. The vote stood Tai
bot, $50; Smith, $50; Murphy, $780, Saun-
ders, 564; Reilly, 5O6; Hopkins, 27O. The
first five were declared elected
Eight sergeant-at-arms were appointed
the preserve order in the hall. They will
receive the same per diem as delegates,
but no mileage.
Board of Auditors.
The following were nominated for hoard
of auditors.
]. M. Gilchrist of Nebraska, George w.
Bowman OF Oklahoma, NJ R. Carrier OF
Michigan, F. W. Parrot OF Kansas. E. B.
Thomas Of Ohio George D. Jacobs Of Penn
sylvania, John d. Dennison Of Iowa. E. z.
Georgia Of Indiana, S. A. Ramsey Of South
Dakota, A. M. Bort Of Wisconsin, A. A. Hite
of Illinois.
The ballot resulted as follows: TIL
Parrott, 497; Thomas, asa; Jacobs, so:
Dennison, 46O; Georgia, SO; Ramsey. 96:
Bort, 482; Hite, 2S9
Carrier, Parrot, Thomas. Dennisor and
Bort were declared elected.
On the ballot for auditor, Hite.
Illinois eleventh hour candidate, did not
show up well in the other large states.
Illinois had given so votes to Carrier,
Michigans candidate, while Michigan
gave Hite only vote. The Illinois dele
cation tried to get Michigan in line and
when Michigan refused to be bulIdozed.
Illinois changed it's so votes from Carrier
to Bowman.
Other changes followed, but were put to
sudden stop by a point of order from
Franklin of New York, who declared that
secret ballot being the rule, no delegation
had right to change it's vote. The chair
ruled the point well taken. Illinois tried
to get the change recorded, claiming that
1t was only correcting mistake, but this
would not go with the other states or with
the head camp, and the ballot was an
nounced as originally reported by the
states.
A recess was taken till 1880.
indianapolis a Winner.
Indianapolis is picked as a sure win
ner in the contest for the honor of enter
tanning the head camp in 1903.
Grand Rapids and Indianapolis have
been running neck and neck until this
morning, when a little bad generalship on
the part OF the Michigan men lost them
the support they had in Illinois, which
casts 129 votes out of the 639.
Illinois only got one member of the
board Of directors, instead Of the Gus
tomary two, and so claimed a member Of
the board OF auditors, "A. A. Hite, the first
tenor Of the Shelbyville quartet, was put
in nomination. Michigan had candidate
in M. r. Carrier, and Illinois gave him
80 votes. Michigan only gave Hite l vote
and Illinois at once sent word that they
would knife Carrier. Netterauer of
Michigan came over and had a consulta-
tion with Judge Chipperfield of Illinois,
which was rather heated. Michigan re-
fused to give Hite any votes, SO Illinois
tried to change and take its votes away
from Carrier. The change was not al
lowed and Carrier was elected. Illinois
Immediately declared war on the Grand
Ranids hoorn- and served notice on Michi-