St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-15
MINNESOTA ELECTIONS.
Several Towns Select officers for
the Coming Year.

Several Towns Select Officers for
the Coming Year.
Specials to the Globe.
ATwATER, Mimi, March 14.-For the
third time Atwater goes on record for
temperance. The election results in no
license, so; i'll favor of license, 13; for
license, 6. A solid temperance council
was elected.
FAIRFAX Minn.. March II. AT the
village election the following were
elected: President, p. Albright; coun-
Gil, P. Kipp, A. Altman, A. Frink; re-
corder, Il. Green; treasurer, William
Lafiamboise; justice, ThiIe; constable,
Dodge.
NICoLLET. MInn., March 14.-The re-
follows: President, DR.. J. .Wickee;
trustees. c. j. Enson, d. t. Johnson, C.
f. O'Berg; recorder, j. NJ. Arentz;
treasurer, H. Steegs; justices of the
peace, George KiliZke, August Miller;
constable, &. Krohn. Public sentiment
was only against one candidate on the
caucus ticket, and he was defeated.
ARLINGTON, MIMI, March 14.-At
the village election held here today the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, A. Zimmer-
man; trustees, +. j. Feldman, Il.
Streissguth, August Jaennecke; re.
corder, V. f. Schmoll; treasurer, P. II.
Anderson; assessor. P. w. Esser. There
was no opposition to any of the candi-
dates to speak of, except for treasurer.
One hundred and nineteen votes were
cast.
FAIRMONT, Minn., March IA. - The
village OF Fairmont elected officers as
follows today: II. German, president;
10. G. Stowe, E. j. Edwards and E. w.
Bird, trustees; c. n. Peterson. recorder.
In favor of license, POS; against, 50.
TRACY, Minn., March 14.-Town elec-
ton resulted: President, ID. L. Nc
Arthur; trustees. o. +. Norwood, A. f.
Parker Swan Anderson; recorder, G.
W. Main; justice of the peace, T. NJ.
Quarton; treasurer, K. e. Hughes; con-
stable, A. A. Christensen.
RED LAKE FALLS, Mimi, March IA.
The election resulted in a VIC
tory for the South side. Two
saloon men were chosen to the
council. The election resulted: w,
FinreSsen, president; A. p. Toupin.
recorder; trustees. George Bunelle, w.
L. Spellaine and NJ. Skalie. Skalle is
one OF those denounced in Rev. McCo-
mack's sermon mentioned. Two hun
dred and thirty-seVen votes were cast,
and this place will become city.
KENYON, Mimi, March A.-The vii
lage election was hotly contested here
today, especially for the offices of treas
urer and recorder. E. Rennke was
elected president; for treasurer, j. [.
Stone 116, G. l.. Brusletten los; for re-
corder, G. A. GundersOn III, j. +. Broen
los. There was only one ticket in the
field, except for recorder and treasurer.
ADRIAN, MIMI, March l4.-There
was considerable excitement over the
village election today. John Bleswer
was elected president: j. Z. Waragher,
George Ellsworth and BOrdman, council
men; e. A. Sands, recorder; J. G..
Bicker, treasurer; Levi Rue, Justice:
j. n. Rupner, councilman. Twenty
three votes were cast.
HANCOCK. Minn., March 14.-At the
annual election here license carried by
a good majority.
SLAYTON, Mimi, March 1.-The fol-
lowing village officers were elected
today: President. G. Il. WOOdgate:
councilmen, G. (. Dinhart, Ed Holmen,
Victor klingler: recorder, j. H. LOngO;
treasurer, F. D. Week; justice of the
peace, d. K. Adams; constable, Will
lam Forsyth.
LA PRAIRIE, Minn., March IA
Moses MandsOn, chairman of the ItaSca
county Republican committee, was to-
day elected mayor of the village of La
Prairie over the Democratic independent
ticket.