Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-10-09

coy, F. Eroux.
Second Ward. End Precinct-E.
Kaestner. John Klabundy.
Third Ward-G. V. Clark.
Belle Prairie-Noah NORM, Henry
Rasicot. N. Gravel.
Ft., Ripley-David Gaboury. julie
st. Onge. Phil NORM.
Bellevue-W. r. Lambert. Stephen
Muncey, G. A. Hollenbeck.
Randall-Get'rge Schermerhorn.
Two Rivers-Swalek, V. Swlnclah,
George Geissel, M. Ledah.
Pierz-JohnSt umpi, Fred DAhman.
Theo. Gross, Hubert Bahrs, A. Sitz-
man, John Philip, f. Marsig, August
kapsner.
Swanyille-B. B. Cox, Luke Casey.
Swan River-Dennis Sheedy, A.
Kogret, A: Wochneck, c. Geniwoski.
s. FAX.
Buckman-John Smoke, Mat Zen
ner, Mat Mynrn, VIM. Dengler.
Motley-Chas. Mcmillan, George
Wolf.
Green Prairie-Sam. Gauthier,
Chas. Gedney.
Agram-Nick Rauch. three votes.
Town OF Little Falls-J. +. Me-
Nally.
Rail Prailie-M. Mushet.
0,,ohj~- Nathan
Elm Dale-Peter Sobiek-2 votes.
Buh-Henry Gerwin, VIM. Konen,
VIM. Grell, Joseph Bolig, Henry
Gessener.
Clough-Tom Rouse.
Scandal Valley-Geo. E,ldeburn.
Pike Creek-John Broberg, August
Smuda, Joseph Danish, M. Sugar.
L. Kidrowskt.
The tow rs of Culdrum. Morrill, and
Parker failed to send delegates.
There was contest in Pike Greek
town, between one faction represent
cd by Josiah Page, who has been
Democratic chairman OF the town
for years, and a faction that wanted
solid delegation for Aleck Woch-
mix. The committee admitted the
Wochnik delegation. When the
report was read Mr.. Page protested,
and said ne had worked for harmony
all the time. He had proposed to
have two "outsiders" and three
Polanders. The convention didn't
want to hear him, and his appeal
for the "outsiders" resulted in Page
being left as an "outsider' as far as
the convention was concerned.
The report of the committee was
adopted.
Chas. Vasaly. of the committee on
resolutions, then reported resolu-
lions endorsing the Chicago plat
form, Bryan. Lind, Townc and the
legislative ticket.
Chairman Houde then announced
that nominations were inorder.
j. F. McNally nominated s. P.
Casey for county auditor, and VIM.
O'Shea seconded it. O'Shea said he
presented a Democratic candidate
before Democratic convention.
George Geissel then placed Valen-
tine Kasparek in nomination. He
said that Kasparek had always been
with 'em - and that he would be a
credit to the county. He got tan
gled up when trying to tell why he
had opposed the Democratic ticket
two years ago. 1t was to show
that the people ruled, as near us
could be made out. The first ballot
resulted as follows:
s. P. Casey..-........ ..................29
V. E. Kasparek.. ..................
s. ?. Brick.
j. F. McNally tried to get In a
talk for Mr.. Casey, but Senator
Geissel appealed to the chair to call
him down, and Mr.. McNally was
called down. A second ballot was
ordered.
The second ballot resulted as
follows:
S. p. Casey. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
V. E. Kasparek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 80
S. P, Observation-Disclosures" z
The third ballot was as follows:
Casey. ........'.......'.......... ~
Kasparek............ Observation-Disclosures. 30
Rrick Observation-Disclosures. l
Fourth ballot was as follows:
Casey ,....................... 80
Kasparek ............................. 80
Fifth and final ballot resulted as
follows.
Kasparek..."... ."."....................... 81
Casey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Joseph L. Meyers was nominated
for county treasurer by reclamation,
az was also Henry Goulet for regis
ter of deeds and Phil NORM for
sheriff.
From Tuesdays Daily.