St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-11
whisky, was voted in again with a vote

of rs in favor of license to 80 against.
SPRING VALLEY, Minn., March 10.--
At the annual charter election to-day
no license won by GA majority. Every
man Oil that ticket was elected.
AUSTIN. Mimi, March 10.-In the
city election the only contest of any i'm
portance was over the Office of mayor.
Each side placed III nomination popular
young men, the Democratic candidate
being DR.. Z. II. Johnson. who received
l.. ID. Baird, received 277 votes.
The others elected were Joseph Adams,
Republican, alderman-at-large N. f.
Banfield, Republican, treasurer; Johan
Void, Republican, recorder; alderman
First ward, l.. A. Foote; alderman See
ond ward, James Sargent; alderman
Third ward. Ira Padden. The majority
In favor of license is 379.
ALEXANDRIA. Mimi, March 10. -
The election was very hotly-contested
affair, as there were several independ-
ent candidates in the field against the
regular nominees. There were 367 votes
cast, this being nearly all in the village.
The closest contest was for recorder,
the winning candidate only receiving a
more votes than the other. Following
President, n. p. Ward; councilman, f.
Won Baumbach; recorder, n. w. Hicks:
treasurer. S. NJ. Thompson; assessor, s..
Nj. Thompson; justice, f. q. Stevens:
marshal, +. Reynolds.
HECTOR, Minn., March 10.-The elec.
ton to-day for council resulted as fol-
lows: President. A. B. Strom; council.
men, A. r. Gress. E. j. Hagquist, c. IL
l.
vote on the license question resulted IN
tie.
HERON LAKE. Wis. March 1O.-At
the election full vote was polled. The
ticket elected is: H. Arnold. president;
G; s; Eastwood, recorder; T. A. Jones,
William Jones and b. Poppitz, council
men; I. A. Dieson, treasurer.
FERGUS FALLS, Minn., March TO-
Pelican Rapids village went in favor of
license to-day by five majority.
WHITE BEAR LAKE, Mimi, March 10.
The village election resulted as fol
lows:
President of Council, James Waters; trus-
tees, j. ID. Ramaley, Thomas Miner, William
Goesch; recorder, Louis Reef; justices of the
peace, Z. Wlnship, j. A. Gordy; treasurer,
II. K. Getty; constable, Reuben ClewetU.
The following is the result of the
town vote:
Supervisors, J. P. Flandrake, chairman, n.
?. Sobore, f. w. Benson: town clerk, John
Melrose; treasurer, j. II. Degarln justice of
the peace, Victor Richards; constable, Gus
Hanes.
John Melrose beat William Leip two to one.
MONTEvIDEo, Mimi, March 1O.-The
grand victory for license to-day carried
by II majority. J. A. CasS. the license
candidate for mayor, was elected by l63
majority, over his opponent. The
license candidates, G. A. Eaton. w. r.
Pearson, Ole JOhnsrud, for council, and
L. ii. Claggett, for recorder. were elect
ed by large majorities. G. II. Budd was
elected treasurer.
LUVERNE, Mimi, March 10.-There
was only one ticket in the field in the
municipal election here to-day. The
real fight was over marshal and street
commissioner. The ticket elected is as
follows:
President. F. c. Mahorey; trustees,
s. W. Thompson, w. +. Kendall, p. j.
KnisS: recorder, \. Barck; treasurer.
NJ. Swedeburg: assessor. c.. r. Henton.
For the first time in years, it is busi.
ness mems council. With the present
council to manage things, the water
works question will surely pass.
MONTGOMERY. Mimi, March 10.-At
the election held to-day the following
were elected as board of control:
James Factors, chairman; James kotek
and James Hickey; treasurer, j. Marusha
clerk. h. A. kauffer; assessor, +. ". Loula
justice, r. E. Woods.
The contest was a spirited one, some
292 votes being pOlled.