St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-14

Witherstine and w. w. Churchill;
marshal, H. Kalb assessor, George
Cook; treasurer, Gus Siekert.
AUSTIN, Mimi, March 13.-The city
election today resulted as follows:
Mayor, DR.. c. H. Johnson; alderman
at-large, A. w. Wright; recorder, I.
NJ. Foster; assessor, j. G. Belding;
aldermen, S. A. Emerson; NJ. j. Ha-
ney, Ira Padden; treasurer, H. S. Ban
field. License was not voted on by
the omission in preparing the official
ballot. Johnson was the candidate of
the independents against combina-
ton of Republicans and Democrats.
RENVILLE, Mimi, March 13.-At
the city election T. OConnor was re-
elected mayor; L.. Prahl, E. M. Hol-
ton, aldermen; C. S. Humphrey, city
clerk. There was a hard fight on al
dermen and great excitement pre-
vailed throughout the day. Mayor
O'Connor and Clerk Humphrey re-
ceived a unanimous vote. The vote
on the issuance of $300,00 bonds for
further extending the water works
was carried by a unanimous vote.
GRACEVILLE, Mimi, March 13.-
AT our annual city election held yes
terday the following ticket was elect
ed: M. F. Noonan, mayor; =. H.
O'Hara, H. c. Scholburg and P. Ha-
ley, trustees; a. d. O'Brien, recorder;
j. FroZina, treasurer.
SPRING VALLEY, Mimi, March
13.-At the city election yesterday,
although quiet, a fairly large vote
was cast. There was a hot fight on
the saloon question and no license
carried by so majority. The no IL
cense ticket was elected by 40 ma
jority, except the marshal.
NORTHFIELD, Mimi, March 10
Election resulted in the choice of the
following: A. w. Norton, mayor;
James Law, alderman, First ward !;
Charles Dougherty, Third ward;
school board, c. w. Blodgett,. First
ward; S. Finkeleson, Second ward !;
Prof. o. G. Felland, Third ward
MORRIS, Mimi, March 13.-The fol-
lowing ticket was elected: Mayor, w.
G. Monroe; councillors, S. A Flaherty,
II. S. Judson, j. e. Danielson and
c. E. Camp; treasurer, Samuel Lar
son; assessor, d. T. Wheaton,; justice
of the peace, j. D. Gillespie; street
commissioner, A. McConville. Han
cock voted license.
MONTEVIDEO, Mimi, March 13.-
At the village election held yesterday,
NJ. e. Titus was elected president;
DIR. r. d. Zimbeck, w. r. Pearson
and r. S. Keyes, trustees; ]. NJ. Seve-
sens, recorder; c. H. Budd, treasurer,
and E. l.. Dunlap, street commits
sioner. The last-named office had four
aspirants.
SANDSTONE, Mimi, March 13.-At
the regular city election yesterday
Fred L. Dennie was elected mayor by
majority of 43 out of 1853 votes cast.
BROWNSVILLE, Mimi, March 13.-
At the village election ]. ]. Hunt was
elected mayor. No license. carried by
nine majority.
WEST CONCORD, Mimi, March Is.
This town voted no license for the
first time by eight majority.
BUFFALO, Mimi, March 13.-After
a hard fight here yesterday the fol-
lowing ticket was elected: President
of council, C. E. Oakley; trustees,
George Carpenter, A. Friend, w. H.
Cochrane; recorder, S. M. Ash. AS
there was no vote on the license ques-
ton the village will continue wet.
LONG PRAIRIE, Mimi, March 10.
AT the village election held here yes
terday the officers elected are as fol-
lows: President, John Handy; for the
council, G. D. Radabaugh, G. R..
Christie, Edgar Stephenson; recorder,
Joseph Deuhs; treasurer, R. H. Har-
kens; justices of the peace, c. Har-
kens and z. V. Booth; constable, D.
H. Cole; street commissions, A. M.
Darling.
CALEDONIA, Mimi, March 13.-
The village election passed off quiet
ly. There were three tickets in the
field. The following were elected:
President, Joseph Vossen; treasurer,
Nicholas Koob; recorder, John Bou-
quet; trustees, Leonard Hill, Thomas
Buckley, J. w. Potter; constable, Will
lam Shauls; justice, Hudson Wheaton.
PELICAN RAPIDS, Mimi, March
13.-At the annual election held here
yesterday the following ticket was
elected: President of council, Charles
N. Haugen; trustees, John Halvorsen,
NJ. Anderson, DR.. D. F. Rae; recorder,
H. N. Bruce; treasurer, ]. P. Wallace.
Against license, 101: in favor of Ii
cense. 81.