The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
TWO REPORTS MADE TO
The BAR ASSOCIATION
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Vice observation-disclosures. Frederick G.
Bromburg. Huntsville; Alaska. ]. G.
Price Skagway; Arizona, John c. Hern-
don. Truscott: Arkansas Ashley Cock
Grill, Little Rock; California. James A.
Gibson, Los Angeles; Colorado, Luther n.
Goddard. Denver; Connecticut. Louis L.
Stanton, Hartford; Delaware. George f.
Gay Wilmington; District of Columbia,
Samuel Wilson. Washington; Florida.
John c. Avery. Pensacola; Georgia, j. III.
Merrill, Athens; Idaho w. w. Woods,
Wallace; Illinois, Stephen Gregory. Chi
cago: Indian Territory. John G.. Rawls.
Atoka; Indiana, Thomas p. Davis, In
dlanapolis, Iowa, p w. Gregory. Des
Moines; Kansas. Charles Il. Smith, To-
peka: Kentucky r. f. Trabue, Louisville;
Louisiana, Thomas J. Herman. New or
leans; Maine, Frank NJ. Higgins. Lime
rick; Maryland NJ. ]. Morris Baltimore;
Massachusetts, Alfred Hemenway. Bos-
ton; Michigan. Joseph b. Moore. Lansing;
Minnesota, Rome q. Brown, Minneapolis.
Mississippi, G. Il. Howry, oxford; Mis-
souri,, Charles T. Allen, St Louis: Mon
tana, William Scollan. Butte. Nebraska,
VI. L. Webster. Omaha; Nevada, Francis
NJ Huffaker Virginia City; New Hamp-
shire, John w Fellows, Manchester; New
Jersey. Charles Borcherling, Newark;
New Mexico. Thomas G.. Catron, Santa
Fe; New York, William L. Hornblower.
New York city; North Carolina, John l..
Briggs, Tarboro; North Dakota, James II.
Bosard, Grand Forks; Ohio, William +.
Follett; Oklahoma Territory. H. j. Kane.
kinghsher; oregon, Charles I'll. Carey.
Portland; Pennsylvania, John B. Colahan,
Jr., Philadelphia: Philippine Islands.
David w. Yancey. Manila; Rhode Island,
James Tillinghast, Providence: South
Carolina, ". w Moore, Columbia: South
Dakota. Bartlett Tripp, Yankton: Ten
nessee. William b. Swaney. Chattanooga;
Texas, William III. Burgess. FL Paso;
Utah, =. l.. Williams. Salt Lake City;
Vermont. Elihu b. Teft. Burlington; Vir-
ginia. Robert NJ Hughee, Norfolk: Wash
ington. George NJ. Forester Spokane;
West Virginia George L. Price. Charles
town: Wisconsin, F.. c. Winkler. Milwau-
kee. Wyoming. John a. Reiner, Chey-
enne.
NO ACTION TAKEN.
Following the election of officers. the
next matter to be taken up was the ma
jority and minority report OF the insur-
ance laws committee. Before action could
be taken, however, a resolution was In
troduced which held that I'm view OF the
recent supreme court decision that II
would be unconstitutional for the national
congress to enact laws for federal regu-
lation of insurance matters, IL would be
improper for the American Bar associa-
tiontion TO request congress that such
action be taken
motion TO refer the resolution to the
incoming committee on insurance laws
was passed after considerable discussion
1lS 10 %. No action was taken on either
the majority or minority sections OF the
committee report.
In the course OF the discussion. James
NJ. Beck OF New York took occasion to
absolutely deny that he was I'm any way
instrumental In having the committee re-
port on the matter as they did This de-
nial he said was based on rumors TO that
effect which seemed 10 be current.
The majority and minority report OF the
committee follow in part: