The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-29
THEY ARE WINNERS
A Rafting Ticket Put Up BY
County Republicans.
The Vanished Candidates Sub
NIT Gracefully.
THE TICKET.

Clerk of Court. ID. L. BYRAM
Register of Deeds. GEO. L. EVANS
County Attorney. M. M. MAD1eAN
Judge of Probate. :. b. D. FRENCH
Sheriff CASPER BLETHEN
Supt. of Schools. ........ s.. j. RACE
Surveyor. ...........D. L. B1GHAM
Coroner. l.. S. CRANDALL
| Court Com. Geo. HoUGHMAsTER
All yesterday morning and all night
the night before were the local Repub-
lican politicians busy in pulling wires.
Candidates were busily engaged in
buzzing the delegates and occasionally
there was rumor of a combination
and hasty move to run it down with
a fruitless result. Little j. n. Jones,
at one time small thorn in Donnelly's
side, was jumping around roasting"
O. B. Turrell,a and working for Jas.
Larson, never once thinking of the
$4,000 per year government Office that
he is holding down and which was in
part obtained for him by a number Of
influential Redwood Falls Repub-
licans. Casper Blethen, John Lauer,
F. L. Olmstead, the three candidates
for sheriff, were pulling wires, as were
also EIessrs. Madigan and Bowers,
Judge Baldwin and the friends of
Judge French, who early yesterday
morning were advised of the serious
illness Of that gentleman at Chicago
hotel.
1t was just Ills before Chairman
Huntington with copy of the GA
zErTE, from which he read the call, in
his hand, raped the convent ion to
order. The delegates were placed on
one side of the court house ,contesting
delegations were notified that they
were not to have a vote on the temper
airy organization, and the call was read.
Mr.. Cooler, of Lar berton, nominal
ed w. D. Smith, of Lamber.on, for
temporary chairman, and the nomina-
ton was made by reclamation. D. j
Sheffield, of Brookville, was nominal
ed for temporary secretary, and was
also elected without dissenting vote
But Mr.. Sheffield declined the honor
and VIM. Kinnan, of Morgan, was
chosen as secretary. Mr.. Cooler moved
that the chair appoint committee Oh
on credentials and the motion went
through with a whoop. The follow
ing was the committee appointed:
D. L. Bigham, Redwood Falls; B
A. Small, Lamberton; A. Damp
Springdale; Sc. Weber, Gales; Lewis
Holznagel, Sanborn.
The chair authorized the contestinS
delegations to appear before the com
mittee and state their case, latter whicl
a recess was taken until one o'clock.
Upon reassembling the following
delegates were reported as entitled t
seats in the convention.
Brookville-D J Sheffield, J W Ma
gel, Lars Wolter.
Charlestown-A l. Holznagel, Ge
Huhnergarth, Frank Holznagel, Val
entine Bot.
Delhi-E Atkinson, j A Lagerstron
G O Borg, j L Borg.
Gales E Weber, S S Gale.
Honner-A A Lindeman,G Kuenzl
Johnsonville-J S Nelson, Edwar
Larson.
Kintire-Wm Smith, Ed Devereau!
Lamberton twp.-Wm Cooler, B
Small.
Lamberton vil.-W D Smith, j ]
Gebhardt.
. Morgan vil--John MART, Willial
Kinnan.
Morgan twp-Arthur Robinson,
H Blanchard.
New Avon S Towle, VIM Peel
North Hero T A Anderson, Cha
Hanson.
Three Lakes Frank Wohlfor,
Eolmer johnson.
Redwood Falls twp-John Clar
S S Castle.
Redwood Falls city-W D Finn,
st F Buechner, D L Bigham, H G Ac!
mann, w S Mckay, W S Clayson.
H Jones, II G Baker, Geo Houg]
master, H NJ Aune.
- Springdale-N Damp, B Swanso
> L l. Fitch.
Swedes Forest-C Knudtson,A Lo
ken, Andrew Cole.
Underwood G Pomeroy, A
Morgan.
Vesta-Wm Blackmore.
Z Waterbury-James Edgar.
Westline J Porter.
!, Willow Lake-N w Cobleigh.
nc Walnut Grove Bedal, 0 Bjorg
Vail-W A Towle.
There were contests from the tow
of Granite Rock, Sheridan, Paxtt