St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21

favorably for mayor, and j. Il. wingate will
probably be considered hrst on the list for
/ alderman. Prior 10 adjournment, the dele
gates were instructed TO oppose any method
of caucus registration, for the reason that
too much time would DO wasted for the work
| inEmsn.
Fourth Preclnct-J. s. Wales presided at
the caucus at Hunts hall, aud w. q. Nye was
secretary. Business was quickly transacted
/ by the election of j. u. Weld Bernard Hunt
aud J. III. L. Towers as delegates. and Peter
Raven, Frank Murch and j. NJ f. Towers
precinct committee. The delegates favor
Maj. Camp for mayor, aud Will, IL Is believed,
i he for J. .. Weld for alderman.
Fifth Precinct-The caucus was quick and
quiet and without EXPIRE ssion OF opinion. j.
/ w. Anderson, w. II. Bowen and p. D. Sander
were elected delegates and DIR. Dillingham;,
Il. Demenes aud A. Anderson precinct COM
mittee. Only thirteen men were present.
FOURTH WARD.
| There was no ight ON alderman in this ward,
and business was expedited in the caucuses.
| The expression for mayer amounted TO moth
ing. and of course everybody was Tor +. Cole
| for alderman.
First Precinct-The caucus was held at the
| engine house, corner Second street and Third
avenue north. The meeting was a
small one and only one ticket was
i in the field. n. III. Giertsen, chair
the assemblage TO order and II. W. Lawrence
was nominated and elected secretary. The
ballot resulted in the election OF the following
/ delegates: y. II. Giertsen. Charles Barwick,
Amos Caverly, Richard welch. This delega-
| ton Is understood 10 be heartily in favor of
Maj. G.. A. Camp for mayor and Aid. (. Cole
i for reelection.
I Second Precinct-There was a good attend
andc aud f. p Lane was chosen chairman
and Is. Beveridge secretary. The following
delegates were elected TO the city convention
without opposition: DIR. A. Barnard. Col.
Fred Hooker, j. III. Hazer, john MattsOn, w.
| IL. Lauderdale, Il. Lamborn. q. Wright DaYi-
son. \ resolution was unanimously adopted
instructing the delegates 10 vote for Emerson
/ Cole for alderman A recinct committee
was chosen consisting or Judge William
WEIGH. B. Beveridge, Z. III. MaXly. Before
/ adjournment n subscription amounting TO
500 was taken up and u committee appointed
10 arrange for the opening and furnishing of
the Oak Lake hose house.
| Third Precinbt-J. ID. Darling was called to
the chair and a. NJ. Scott was chosen secre-
tary. There were las votes cast electing tho
| following delegates: :. p. Sn.der. ]. H.
Thomson, Fred Il. Peet, ID. A. Macarthur. A.
]. Boardman, +. $. Corser, W. =. Roberts.
L. :. Kelly, Frank Is. Hart, Robert Nc
Milen. The delegation is unanimously for
Emerson Cole for alderman. No expression
for mayor.
Fourth Preciuct-The Republican caucus
in the Fourth precinct of the Fourth ward
was very SHINY attended last night, but
| hfty votes were cast. The chairman
of the caucus was ]. W. Nash.
W. S. Young was made secretary.
Two tickets were presented, one headed
/ by S. Z. Olson. This was successful by the
| following vote: $. E. Olson 30, J. +. Colder
wood 81, J. ID. Huderson So John Barber 80,
/ G. G. Hunt %, J. \. Brush %. The ticket
composed of the leaders of the party I'm the
Fourth ward was badly scOoped. 1t was COM
posed OF j. II. Mcconnell, 5, +. Olsen, W. J.
Warren, W. II. Eustis, o. J. Evans, J. Akin
son. The delegates were instructed for
Emerson Co,e for alderman. Their preference
for mayor Is not known, but 1t is probably
Camp or sly.
| FIFTH WARD.
| First acknowledgements voters were
present when the caucus was called 10 order
/ by J. X. Purchase. Col. II. 6. Hicks acted
| as secretary. The meeting was evidently in
favor of Aid. Cutter, and the following ticket
was elected by acclamation: III. G. Hicks,
| John CarlesCn, Dan a. Day, Charles s. Plum
mer, J. r. Purchase, A. II. Bckneil. The
delegation will support Mr.. Cutter.
| Second Precinct-Fire Engine House No. 8
| was crowded. The meeting was called TO
order by DIR. Bausnan. Judge j. ID Springer
was made chairman, and G. Il. Preston secre-
tary. L. Q. Seeley, J. n. Barnes and Robert
| Stratton were appointed inspectors. The
chairman read the new rules prescribed by
| the Republican city convention last year for
| the regulation OF Republican eau
cuses. motion by DIR. Bausman
and amended by Mayor Pillssury to disregard
| tue EOlCS dlQ Close the Dolls before "
| o'clock, was lost. On motion of Mayor Pills.
| bury the chair was authorized to appoint a
precinct committee to consist of three. On
motion of Judge Daniel Fish IL was decided
| that, Us there were three tickets-a Cutter. a
/ Hammond and n scratched ticket-that the
names receiving t2e plurality OF votes should
| be declared the delegates, aud In case of a
i tie, the inspectors should decide by lot.
| Shortly after O'Clock the inspectors con-
| cluded the count and the chair announced
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James Goodnow, George Gould, III. W. Brazil
J. L. Wolcott, F. B. Lewis, Wilmot Parcher
/ A. +. Scott, j. ID. Springer, George w.
! Marchaut and ii. L. Gordon. As the list had
| been made up from the various tickets. G. p.
/ Preston moved that the delegates be In
structed for Hammond and the motion was
carried by unanimous vote. THE delegates
are in favor of Pillsbury for may or. The
precinct committee will be appointed Mon
day.
Third Precinct-About thirty Republicans
attended the caucus. and elected the fellow
\ ing delegates: james II. Pottle, E. J. Phelps
W. s. Best, L. +. Dodson, l.. ID. Day, G.. A
Deliver. The delegation Is in favor OF O. D.
Hammond for alderman, aud is anti-motor.
The mayoralty cut no figure in the contest
The precinct committee is 10 be appointed by
the chairman, and announced through the
/ papers.
Fourth Precinct-There was a good repre-
sentation of Republican voters AT Hose House
/ L.
/ officer, and William Butler acted as secretary.
/ There was but single ticket brought to
the front and IL prevailed unani-
mously. Tue following delegates were chosen:
c. b. Leonard, William Buffers, NJ. G. SIo-
cum, J. y. Paftee, p. r. Dewey, N. W Nash
/ X. Aslessen. The delegation received no in
structions, but il is known that the delegates
all favor Aid. Cutters denomination. TIE
precinct committee TO serve for the ensuing
! year consists OF James Eye, William NJ. Car
/ leton, William Buffers. The affair Was one
sided and very harmonious.
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-The caucus was held at the
I engine house, corner of WASHINGTON and
Thirteenth avenues south. Edward Martin
was elected chairman and p. NJ. Hall secre-
tary. There was good attendance and six
tickets were voted for, representing that
number of candidates for al lerman
The delegates elected were as follows:
Messrs. William Gunderson, A. II. Edsten. E.
=. Farney and f. Y. Hall. On the question
of alderman the delegation is divided between
William Gunderson and Louis Peterson. with
a probable compromise on the frst-named
gentleman. The delegation will favor the re-
nomination of Mayor P,llsbury.
Second Precinct-Noters turned out in
Roodly numbers at the caucus and began an
entirely harmonious session by selecting W.
+. Mccarthy presiding officer. There was
but one ticket in the field, and It was the
unanimous choice. The delegates chosen
were as follows: Samuel Breasly, f. L. Batch
elder. DIR. Collins. Iarles Johnson, E. Newman.
There were no instructions given the delega-
ton. Mr.. Batchelder is said to favor Parry's |
candidacy, but the remaining delegates are
uncertain. They are said TO be anti-Parry
men and are dividing between Messrs. Hicks
and Converse. The precinct committee ap-
pointed consists of w. F. Mccarthy, DIR. Col |
Inns aud Charles johnson.
Thru Precinct-The Republicans OF the |
third urecipct of the Sixth ward held a larve /