History of the great Northwest and its men of progress : a select list of biographical sketches and portraits of the leaders in business, professional and official life . oreign Affairs,and also on the Committee on Census, andwas made chairman of the Committee onVentilation and Acoustics. He was also oneof a subcommittee of three, having chargeof all the resolutions pertaining to Cuba—a\(My iiiii)oitaiit and responsible sei-\ice. Ie-sides this he was appointed one of the threemanagers on the jiart of the House of Hepre-seutatives, having in charge the famous reso- CAIJLETOX. Frank 11., is one
History of the great Northwest and its men of progress : a select list of biographical sketches and portraits of the leaders in business, professional and official life . oreign Affairs,and also on the Committee on Census, andwas made chairman of the Committee onVentilation and Acoustics. He was also oneof a subcommittee of three, having chargeof all the resolutions pertaining to Cuba—a\(My iiiii)oitaiit and responsible sei-\ice. Ie-sides this he was appointed one of the threemanagers on the jiart of the House of Hepre-seutatives, having in charge the famous reso- CAIJLETOX. Frank 11., is one of the lead-iiiL; attorneys of Minnea]iolis. .Minn., a mem-bei of the well known law liiiii of Cross,Hicks. Caileton \- Cross, lie is of Englishdescent, and family liistoiy is traced bacU,on the palernal side, lo Sir (iuy Carlton, andon the maternal side to Joseph French, ajironiinent citizen of Salisbury. Mass., a gen-eration ])rior to Americas war for indepen-dence. His father, lleiiiy C. Carletcm, waspresident of the Savings of Xewiiort,X. H., for forty-tive years, lie was a leadingmember of the Democratic Iarty in that HISTORY OF THE (JUKAT FRANK H. CAULETOX. state, and was for forty years one of the edit-ors of the New Hampshire Argus and Spec-tator. He served as a member of the NewHampshire legislature, was register of pro-bate, and filled other impoitant public posi-tions. He died Jan. 23, 1901, in his eighty-seventh year. Prank H. was born October8, 1849, at Newport, N. H. He attended thecommon schools of that town, and preparedfor college at Kimball Union Academy, atMeridan, N. H., where he graduated in June,1868. He then entered Dartmouth Collegeand there completed the course with the classof 1872. At ditferent times during his aca-demic and college days he was engaged inteaching, and, in 1870, was principal of anacademy in Mississippi. For some monthsafter graduation Mr. Carleton served as cityeditor of the Manchester Daily Union. Hethen came to
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