St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-08
SALTWATER BUDGET.
Republicans Meet and Name a
County Ticket, Except for
Surveyor.
ton for Auditor-Demo-
cratic Primaries.

Washington county Republicans met
in convention yesterday at the court
house and nominated complete county
ticket, with the exception of county
surveyor. The convention was called
to order at 11:15 a. M, and DR.. T. c.
Clark was chosen temporary chairman
and Ii. j. Sullivan secretary, which Or
ganiZation was afterward made per-
manent. A committee on credentials
was appointed, and after its report was
made the convention adjourned until
1:30 D. m. when the following nOmina-
tions were made: Auditor. C. Ii. Browne;
treasurer, Samuel Bloomer; sheriff.
Adam Marty; register of deeds, Charles
hammers; judge of probate. A. E. Doe;
county attorney, l.. l.. Manwarring;
clerk of the court, A. X. Doe; coroner,
Dr. E.A. B. Freleigh. The greatest fight
was for the nomination for county
auditor, six ballots being necessary
before choice was made. Three can
A. G. Hospes and A. K. Doe. At the
close of the fifth ballot Mr.. Hospes with
drew in favor of Mr.. Doe, but his sup
porters diu not vote that way, and Mr..
Browne was nominated Oh the next bal
lot, receiving SO votes. to % for Mr.. Doe.
Several combinations had been made
between the candidates for Office, and
had this not been done the result would
have been different. The following
county committee appointed by Chair
man Clark will have charge of the cam
paign: Alton, W. Fl. Getchell; Bay
town, HI. ID. Campbell; Cottage Grove,
w. w. Furber; Denmark, j. V.
Perkins; Forest Lake. G. Brandt;
7 oh I
Vollmer; Marine. Ole Ericsson, Sven
Magnuson. John DAILY; Newport, Ii. c.
Monroe. G. A. Parker; Oneka, Adolf
Weir; Oakdale. A. F. Walker; STILL
water town, August Jarchow; Wood
bury, Aug Neubauer: South Saltwater,
Antoine Deragisch. Immediately at the
close of the convention the delegates
from the First and Second legislative
districts met, and nominated A. p.
Moves. of Forest Lake, for representa-
tive from the First district, and August
BoOren for representative from the Sec
Ond district.
The Democratic primaries held last
evening were we'll attended, and dele
gates were chosen to attend the county
and city conventions. A majority of
the delegates chosen to attend the city
convention favor the denomination Of
Mayor Durant, who has served two
terms with credit to himself and his
constituents.
The Eclipse left yesterday with raft
of logs consigned to Lindsey q Phelps
and the Cable Lumber company. Dav-
export; the Isaac Staples cleared with
log raft for the Cascade Lumber COM
pany. Burlington, and the Moline de-
parted with raft for Dimmock &
Gould. Moline.
Through the united efforts of the Re-
publican party in Ramsey and Washing
ton counties Republican mass-meet-
ing was held in the opera house in this
city last evening, preceded by a parade
composed of none but Ramsey county
Republican clubs. The opera house was
we'll filled, and the speakers were Hon.
John Lind, Ii. f. Stevens, of Ramsey
county, and John K. Lynch, of Missis-
sippi. A TRADE was waged against the
Democratic nominees, and particularly
Hon. j. n. Castle, but their efforts will
Gully serve to swell Castles majority in
this county. The speakers, realizing the
weak foundation of their party, made
an appeal to the youth OF this county to
vote the Republican ticket.