St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-09

The Following officers were elected at
the village election: Joseph Gum.
president; A. Hamilton, j. Zeetle and
Charles EiSele, trustees; Robert }.
wells, recorder, and Louis GeWalt,
treasurer.
PRESTON. Mimi. March Sat the
annual town meeting today the two
most important Offices were filled by
the election Of II. G. Pooler, chairman
of the town board. and S. B. Murrell,
assessor. The other Offices were filled
by equally good men.
BARNUlI, Mimi, March Sat the
village election today the old board was
elected for the coming year, with S. S.
johnson as president.
ZUMBROTA, Mimi. March s. The
village election took place here today.
License carried by seven majority after
hard fight. Sidney Barteau was
elected president, and l.. Starr, A. w.
Eddy and Oscar Bonham councilmen,
and August Miller marshal.
WHITE BEAR. MINI, March S.-The
election for village officers today result
ed: For president, James Waters;
trustees, B. d. Ramaley, Edward Tart
and Morris Erhardt: recorder, Lewis NJ.
Ref; treasurer, II. X. Getty; constable,
James LOntngan; for license, 1888;
against license, IS. At the annual town.
ship election the following officers were
elected: For supervisors. b. p. Elan
drake, n. p. Lahore and NJ. Dillon;
town clerk, Bonn Melrose; treasurer,
Is. Ii. De Jarlin; constable, B. p. Elan
drake.
WINTHROP, Mimi. March Sat the
village election the following were
chosen: President, E. A. Campbell;
trustees, j. A. Carlson, j. II. HOusman
and I. McKasy; recorder, 9. $. Johnson:
treasurer, John Toll; justice, Emil
Schmidt; constable, f. OsbOrg.
Four Saloons In Prospect.
ELBOW LAKE, Mimi, March Sat
our village election today license car
ried by a vote Of 50 in favor to Al
against. The council is composed of
license men. Prospects are that our
village will now have four saloons.
KENYON, Mimi, March 8.-License
gained the day.
DAWSON. Mimi, March 9.-The vote
in favor of license was SO, against
license 76; majority in favor of license Z.
TRACY, Mimi, March 8.-The saloon
element carried the village election
today, Notwithstanding the fact that the
opposite faction made good run on
parts of their ticket. The result was as
follows: Council, NJ. Thurn, president;
l.. S. Tyler, Eli Parks, r. L. Hughes;
recorder, o. f. Norwood; treasurer, ID.
y. Macarthur; justice of the peace, w.
j. Carver.
HERON LAKE, Mimi, March s.
There was only one ticket in the field.
Joe j. Jones was elected mayor; Henry
Knudson, clerk; 7. A. Jones, B. Pop
pitt and William Jones, aldermen; L.
A. DiesOn, treasurer.
MORA, Mimi, March Sd. W.
COWen, Democrat, was elected over N.
H. Danforth, Republican, president.
The council is divided. A tight vote
was poIled.
HINCKLEY, Mimi, March S.-The vii
lage election held today resulted:
President, d. McLaren; trustees, Swan
Anderson, Charles Jones, A. Gran
strOm; recorder, Mike Hawley; treas
urer, 0. Cox; justice Of the peace, Will
lam Ginder; constable, Pat Lawless.
Now the ms Are Out.
DULUTH. MIMI, March S.-The cleo
ton at West Duluth resulted in a vic
tory for the Citizens ticket. There
the council in the field. of whom DR.. A.
Rockwell got nearly half the vote, de-
feating both J. NJ. Martin, the present
mayor, and j. Y. Gunniss. There were
400 votes cast, which was unprece-
dented. Old party lines were not OBJ
served, there being three new parties
in the field. Peoples, Citizens and
Labor. The other officers elected were
as follows: Recorder, p. j. Bergstrom;
treasurer, A. G. COsborne; assessor, II.
G. Yeager; aldermen, E. H. Hall, G. IL.
MART, J. E. Fassett. E. J. Kirkwood;
E, Kreftung, A. Bagley, &. Wedan. Ira
Ide
CARLTON, Mimi, March 8.-Consid-
cradle excitement prevailed here today
over the election of village officers for
the ensuing year. Party politics were
totally disregarded for the election of
the most enterprising and wide-awake
citizens. President, H. Gutenberg;
trustees, NJ. t. Wilander, g. Moser. J.
Dumphy; recorder, o. j. Olson; treas
urer, A. d. Eckland; justice, c. Brad
ley; constable, Ii. Ferguson.
HENNING, Mimi. March S.-Seventy-
nine votes were cast. The temperance
tickle thas from two to nineteen major
ity. Councilmen, r. r. Paterson. M.
B. Larson, G. A. POulson, S. A. Winnie
gar; recorder. A. l.. Nelson; treasurer,
G. A. Saetre; justices, w. B. Milne. II.
l.. VietS; conStaDles, II. H. West, 3. l..
Riis; pOundmaster. Martin Erickson.