The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-13

In Minnesotn the Contest 10 Gener.
ally for OF Against License-Re.
publican Are snccessful I'm Wlscom.
sin, Illinois and MinsOui T0wus.
st. Paul, April 4.-Following are the re-
suits of municipal elections in Minnesota
Albert Leaf. v. Knatvold was re
elected mayor by 0GO votes out Of 76C
polled. A. s. Hayes was reelected
treasurer, Il. g. Stacy justice and G. NJ
Wilkinson alderman-at-large. Edwin
Church was the second justice chosen
v. Gillrup, alderman, First ward; A. G.
Brundin, Second; A. NJ. Gilbert, Third
For license, 423; against, 27O.
Wabasha-Nfayor, q. G. IIerschy re
ccived 53 majority over NJ. A. Odink
treasurer, Charles Gengnagle; aldermen
Brindle.
Fergus Talls-Fcrgus Falls reversed
itself on the license question, giving 1&l
majority for license out Of vote of O:N5
Last years the city voted no license by
majority of 81. DIR. Mclean wa.
elected mayor over John HI. Allen by
237 majority. Frank ]. Evans was re
elected treasurer and Jacob Nelson as
SCISSOR; aldermen, B. F. Brown, William
r. Baylcy, Il. J. Webber and Il. 8. Lam
bert.
Waterville-The Republicans put 9
straight ticket in the field, while the Dem
oersts and Populists fused, and elected
all their men by overwhelming majorities
The successful ones are Dolan, Gibbs
Mills, knaak, Higgins, Harmon, Dolau
and Even.
Hutchinson-President of council, HI
p. Ames; councilman, j. v. V. Lewis
recorder, l.. A. Ritter; treasurer, w. T.
Krienke; justices, ID. A. Adams and L.
NJ. Barries; marshal, A. J. Hamilton
Total vote polled, 418.
Faribault-Afayor, B. b. Sheffield
Ntep); assessor. Henry Pierce, Jr
(Rep.); treasurer, Eugene Thorpe Rep.)
aldermen, First ward, William Is
Hawley (Rep.); Second, Nj. L. Emery
Qtcp.); Third, Fred w. Winter (Itep.)
Fourth, Peter Rugc Dem.).
st. Peter-Henry Moll was elected
mayor over Philip Dick; treasurer, G.
Baberich; aldermen, John McCable and
q. S. Ganct.
Willmarr-Prcsiden., John Williams
treasurer, Il. G.. Hlndy; justice, A. T.
Nordin; aldermen, First ward, O. X
Scwrinson, Ludwig Wold; Seco1.l, A. N
Lewis, +. HI. Void; Third, Olaf Olson, A
J. Ekander. License carried by IS ma
jority.
Hcndcrson-AIayor, L. G. Rudow; al
dermen. Z. B. Haney, G. Frankenield
clerk, j. ]. Mohre; treasurer, Franz
Douglas; justice, J. r. Kirby; assessor
A. Steahm.
Observation-Disclosures, Edward johnson
councilmen, Thomas Thompson, o. v
Caprcn, s. T. Sanders, C. o. Hubbcll, IL
0. Glasoe; treasurer, John Solberg; clerk
Jacob Wahl; marshal, James Galligan
license carried by 81 majority.
Winncbago City-No license carried to-
day by G1 majority. The entire Tempe.
rance ticket was elected: Henry Nc.
Kinstry, mayor; s. Corey, DIR. Durgin, G.
ID. Eygabroad, trustees; J. H. Sherin
recorder; Il. C. Moulton, treasurer; J. II.
Holman, assessor; w. d. Smith, +. G,
Wasgat, justices; d. w. Cole, street com
missioner.
Dodge Ccntcr-Presid.st John How.
ard; councilmen, A. A. Lugire, v. c.
Bond, John Swindemnn; recorder, ]. L.
Griswold; treasurer, G. w. Parsons: JUS.
tice of the peace, G. ]. Brown.
l4itchficld - License carried in every
yard in the city, elccting Judge Strobecl
mayor and the whole license ticket Will
the exception of city justice.
IN THE DAIlOTAs.
HLron-H. Ray Myers, mayor; Charlie.
Amundson, clerk; o. p. Helm, treas
nrer: James Ohlwine, assessor; r.. G.
Walton, police magistrate; William Ritch
lag, A. Vanderburg, L. E. Goodell, J. NJ
Jarvis, aldermen. The maycr-elect is ar
anti-PIohibitionist, while two of the new
aldermen elected are Prohibitionists,
Watertown-Dr. C. w. Stutenroth was
elected mayor; Z. III. Benvard, city Jus.
tice; II. L. Sheldon, Albert Haman and
Charles Goss, aldermen. The policy OF
tho new administration is supposed to
favor the opening of saloons
Milbank-Smither Qtcp) was elected
mayor.
Wahpcton, N. Dior tho first time in
many years the Republicans carried the
city election. Il. II. Carter was elected
mayor over Anton Mikoohe by 63 ma-
jority. For treasurer Joseph Vovest de-
feated Frank Eberlet by G7 majority.
james Pnrdon was elected alderman by
43 majority, Sidney De Long by 01 and
AIath Braun Dem.) by 9. The the minor
city offices are mostly appointivc.
Grand Forks, N. DIV. J. Anderson
leep.) was elected mayor over H. L.
Whithcd, present incumbent and bushes
mems candidate. w. H. Brown Rep.) },
police justice, over II. w. Cults. A ma
jority of the aldermen elected are Repub-
licans.
Fargo. N. D.-There were contests for
aldcrmanic honors in only three wards,
and the election was the quietest for
years. 1t resulted: Mayor, w. F. Ball;
treasurer, A. L. shotwcll; police justice,
W. II. Barnett; justice of the peace, E.
Q. Geary; aldermen, Con keefe, james
Kennedy, III. Aincrland, Stewart Wilson,
G. Il. Wilson, Burt Davis.
iankton, S. D.-The straight Republic
MI municipal ticket was elected except
one alderman.
IN OTHER STATES,
Chicago, April 4. - The Republicans