The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15

names We're suggested by delegates, and
Judge Jaggard finally announced that
the committee would be composed OF
Judge Frank T. Wilson, Saltwater; Mayor
Brown, of Winona; L. F. hammers, jack
son; j. A. Feldthaus ST. Paul; John
Street. Northfield; J. Scribner. Mower
county; H. A. Blodgett, st. Paul; Senator
Osborn Wing. Goodhue county; V. M.
Hungerford, Aitkin; A. p. Wells, Mime
apolis; Ed Torson. ST. James, and Sena-
tor E. A Thorpe. Willmar. The commit
tee will report this morning.
committee ON permanent organization.
to report at the same time, is made up OF
l.. Mendenhall, Duluth; Gen. Mark ID.
Flower and ex-Gov. A. r. McGiH, St
Paul.
Before the adjournment President T.
F. Smith of the Commercial club, invited
the delegates to reception in their hon
or to be given at the club rooms tonight
The convention will close this afternoon.
Papers will be read this morning by Prof.
w. NJ. Hayes, of the state experiment
station, upon Agricultural Resources;
by Prof S B.. Green, of the same insti-
tuition. upon Orchards and Gardens,
| and by w. W. p Mcconnell of the state
dairy and food commission, upon Dairy
Products" This afternoon G. Nj. Atkin-
son, of Hibbing, will tell of Mineral Re
sources and Secretary e. w. Randall.
Of the state agricultural society, Will
speak upon Live Stock interests and
Markets
The Morning Session
At the opening session yesterday morn
ing Gov. Van SAINT congratulated the as
sembly upon the resources and prosperity
Of the commonwealth they represented
He said that the flour made in the state
| during one year would if made into bread,
| encircle with loaves the entire world. The
| thousand creameries of the state made
annually 76,000.000 pounds of butter, or
! enough to spread all the bread from all
| the Minnesota flour. The vessel tonnage
( from the port of Duluth exceeded tnat
| of New York, San Francisco and Baltimore.
The permanent school fund amounted TO
| SIS, SOC, goo. Yet Minnesota had not reached
the zenith of her glory.
Capt Henry A. Castle, of St. Paul, for
mer auditor of the federal postoftlce de-
| partment, read a paper upon Minnesota
as Place for Homes.
The United States" said Capt. Castle,
'.is nation Of homes, and herein lies its
| chief title to leadership in molding the
worlds contemporary history.
Ito the genuine homeseekers and home
| builders Minnesota offers unparalleled IN
| ducements. Statistics of nativity show
| that the population of Minnesota con-
| tains the elements of a favorable solution
| of the problem of heredity so vital to its
/ prosperous future. OF the Amerfcan-born
residents more than 90 per cent are ma
| tives of New England, the Middle and
| the Northwestern states. Among the for
| eigners, immigrants from the German and
| Scandinavian states the British Isles ana
| the provinces of Canada vastly FREEDOM
| mate. From these excellent sources have
been drawn the best ingredients of the
| Industrious, enterprising and intelligent
| classes of society," those who have saved
| a portion of their earnings that better ad-
vantages might be secured for their chill
dren. They brought with them their in
herited and cultivated habits of thrift,
! industry and respect for law. also their
regard for morality, the institutions of
| learning and the temples of religion
Speaking of Climate and Health" DR..
H. A. Tomlinson of st. Peter said: Just
| in proportion as the climatic conditions
have made possible the maintenance of
| physical health. so has the advancement
of the race gone on. The distribution OF
food products, their nature and variety,
also influence the maintenance of health,
and in these respects Minnesota shows
to the greatest advantage"
The List of Delegates
William F.. Chester. Dundas; John M.
Haven, Big Lake; Ole Sanderson, Stew
Kvam. Dillingham;; o. A. Strand. Zum-.
brota; II. Hawley, Worthington; S. J.
Mckenzie. Adrian; A. Swanson, st. Paul;
Martin P. Larkin, Barry; L. MendenhaH,
Duluth; A. w Tralle. +. A. Tralle, Charles
| tor; Ole Anderson, Evansville; Ole Opdahl,
| Mansfield; George II. Emmons, Emmons;
Henry A. Castle, ST. Paul; Frank Hab-
streitt, s. Plander, Maynard; Viii
liam Olander, Montevideo; Frank
Elivers. East Chain Lake; j. A.
Gregg. St: Paul; Max Bass. Chicago. H.;
F. L Whitney, st. Paul; w. B. Sleeper,
A. r. Browning, Brownsville; John M.
DUEL, Eyota: August Beisigl. Becker; w.
II. Bean, Saltwater; E. l.. Berg, Borup;
e. H Fuller VIII eaton; G. J. Carlson, Nj.
Holmstrom. Otto Nelson, A. P. Peterson,
Cokato; Martin Jensen. Burr; c.
G. Nelsop1 3D. J. s. Christie. Caqley;
Rieser, Dexter; L. c. Screbnerm. Grand
| Meadow; n. n. Palmeter, Brownsville;
! g. w: Holland. Brainerd; H. A. TomIin-
| Ben Benson, Houston; David B. StimIey,
Mound Prairie; Oscar Anderson, Lake
| City; F. S. Flint. Rice; E. L. Russell,
Stewart. st; Pau. A. w: Parker. Mime
| apoIis; P. H. Rahilly, Lake City; H Mel
frg 9i st Charles; Alex H H9%rd. St.
Albert L. L Young Young Gibbon; D chaTles
Foss, Minneapolis; J. G; Grifith..
A.. A. Trovaten, Fargo, N. D.; Nels {.
Johnson. Evansville; James McOuaid. De
! Graft; w. P. Bayley Fergus Falls: L. J.
Mlksche, breckenridge; J. w. Cunning
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| lagher, Sleepy Eye; N. l.. Lewis, Holmes
] City; Theodore Aune NJ E HeIIand
! Glenwood; G. I Stone. o. K@KjorIang.
| HanSka; Walter Scott. Sandstone: w W
/ Ranney, Austin; W. Woodward Browns
! dale; G. c. Jameson, St.-Paul; C. w Had
/ ley. OWatonna: J. n. Farcier. CenterviIIe:
J. NJ. Palmer. Blue Earth; J. w MerickeI
! Bertha; o. NJ Corwin. Minneapolis: G.
/ P. Boutwell,, J. M Baxter Clearwater;
/ CT. Hokanson, Center City; P. J. Shell
don, Owatonna; J. L. WaShburn Duluth:
! l.. P. Hunt, Mankato; R. p. Cole A G.
! Clark. E. J. Wolf. st. Paul; H. o. Wag-
ner. Becker; J. M. ScobIic Montgomery:
/ James McCabe Hazelwood;- c.. o. Gala
! gan, A. B. Swain. Elysian; G. SchaIIinger
Hutchinson; A. E. Smith. Bemidji: John
! Schmolke. Buckman; Joseph Burns South
St Paul; M L. Van Slyke, NJ. e. Mon
son, Elmore; S. T. Dopin. Breckenridge:
| E. A. Malmin. Warren; L. A. Ogaard j.
Berg. international Falls; Gus Savanberg
| Warrington; o. r. Selma. Window:
| George UrquhaTt. St Paul; Henry r..
! Otte Sr. Pennington; G. NJ Conry Port
! land. Or; n. B. Renolds. G. A. Koenie
! Charles Moore. Howard Lake; j. J. San
nan, Bricelyn; John NJ Dahlby. E. J
1 Wheeler, J. H. Burnham Moorhead:
! 7. Spence, st. Paul: r. Chase. Marshall:
! O. L. Dornberg. Redwood Falls: George
/ w. ShiDton. Ogilvie; Eric Mattson. Burns.
! Scott M. Abbott. Watertown, S. D.: Albert
| Warren. Hipckley; F. NJ Wrahek LIE
Sueur; 0. A. Bierce. Winona: L. H Watts
Zumbrota: A. H Taisey. DonneIIy: r F.
/ Warren, Woodstock: w. E. PauIsOn Ben
| son; A. j. Rustad Moorhead: C. r. KIoos
| Patchen; ]. 2. Stimfort joseph Ernst