St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-26
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
The Special Aldermanic Committee
Makes Its Selection.

Makes Its Selection.
The special aldermanic committee
appointed to select the judges of cleo
ton met at 10 a. m. yesterday and
performed its work. The list of the
Populst party, which was not pre-
sented at the last meeting Of the
board, was submitted to the commit
tee, and II occasioned the only discus
sion that arose The lists OF the three
parties. Democratic, Republican and
Populist, contained two names for ev-
cry precinct, from which the commit
tee selected one name.
The controversy over the Populist
list occurred in the case OF William +.
Netler. whose name was submitted as
judge OF election in the Second pre-
cinct of the Third ward. j. C. Han
ley. the Populist leader of that ward,
objected to the name. Mr.. Hanley
said that the Populists insisted that
only Populists should be appointed to
act-as judges Of election for that party.
Mr.. Netier was not a Populist, accord
ing to Mr. Hanley.
Aid. Krieger said that Mr. Netler
was named by the regular city COM
mittee of the Populist party, and
moved that the list as presented by
the committee be the only one con-
sidered. The motion prevailed and
the committee then proceeded to select
the names from the three lists.
The following is a list of the judges
of election selected by the committee
and to be passed upon by the common
council. The names appear in the fol-
lowing order-Republican Democrat,
Populist:
FIRST WARD.
First District-C. II. Finehout, William
Young. w. F. Birmingham.
Second Distrct-O. II. Nelson. ]. F. Kain
Frank w. Kline
Third Third District-Henry Bergqulst William
Mullane' 6. T. Anderson.
Fourth District-Henry Nef, H. Mccall
c. w. Herman.
Fifth District-Carl Ekman. T. j. Lorden,
Sixth D'strict-P.. J. Ekberg ]. p. Dono-
van. John Alvin.
Seventh District--C. f. Huebner, NJ Ring
dof. John Bloomquist.
Eighth District Robert A. Young, Frank
Grudzke John Johnson
Ninth DiStrict-T. B. Maloney w Reards-
ley. n. s. Bradley.
Tenth District-Andrew Berg, E. Verewitz,
Erie Dahlstrom.
Eleventh District-Wiliam H. Becker
Thomas White Frank Lundberg.
SECOND WARD.
First District-Nic Flynn, - Berdenberser,
Thomas Drinan.
Second District-H. c. stowelI. T. j. Nc
Dermott. James Dillon.
Third District-Fred Knauft William Cod
Fourth Diyision-T. w. Joyce, Henry Cald-
we'll, c. a. Otto.
Fifth District--William Schnittger William
Heck. Charles Liedman
Sixth District-o. N. Kirk. Peter Keim,
Emil Pearl
Seventh District-Charles Hanson. J. J.
Mcdonald. Louis MANNER.
Eighth District-Arnold Jensen, James H.
Farrell E. II. Slater.
Ninth District-Leslie Parln, #. H. Dahle,
Ed Kelley.
Tenth District--A. B. Brand, Daniel o'Con
nor Henry Russell.
Eleventh District-William Wakefield. John
p Dill, Frank Farley.
THIRD WARD.
First District-Thomas McDermott, NJ Egan,
]. d. Lachance.
Second District-Charles stierle, E. ]. swee-
ney, William F. Meter.
Third District-Henry Boyce William Row.
an, William Gibbin.
- Fourth. Distrlct-F. H. ,Brandhorst, R. LIE
Pine, Michael O'Connor.
Fifth DiStrict-E. G. Kraemer, +. g.. KaVa-
nagh, Joseph w. Grocer.
Sixth District-Henry Kempler, Richard
Maurer Fred Twiss.
Seventh District-CharIes Maston Michael
Donovan Charles Robbins.
Eighth District-John Thoorsell, David Gui-
ney, John Walsh
FOURTH WARD.
First District-George Golfer, Thomas Grace
Jr., r. w. Clifford.
Second District-E. d. Libbey c. R. Robbins.
Phil Leisch.
Third Distriet-P. C. Haas, Joseph Park
Fourth Dstrict--A. ]. McCullum, Chris
Nielsen, JAG Lazarus.
Fifth District-Henry Smith, NJ. stearns,
D. Dion.
Sixth District-W B. Miller, George Roed-
| Ter, II. w. bennett.
Seventh Distrct-N. Bergstrom, H. w.
Thackery, Frank Fernholtz.
Eighth District-A. e. Donaldson, John Gov
ington.
Ninth District-W. Trozyulny, A. E. Le-
| mard, w. f. Premer.
Tenth District-T. r. Dufresne, Z. J. Car
penter, e. T. Mahoney.
Eleventh District-P. II. Butler Charles Van
Horn, r. j. Coyne.
FIFTH WARD.
First District-Ernest Frey, William Sen
inert, John Grace.
Second District. NJ. Bruggeman, F. Du-
mode, William P JOY.
Third Dlstrlct--John Ames, NJ. r. Murnane,
John F. Fitzgerald.
Fourth District-R. D. Thompson, Joseph
Kinnucan, T. ]. Egan.
Fifth District-Joseph Picha, John Clarkin,
Walter Conway.
Sixth District-W j. Book, o. w. Nohland,
Fred Chandler.
Seventh District - Rudolph Kartak, j. S.
Schneider, Patrick Doherty.
Eighth District-C. B. Picha, Charles Ban
metz, John Murphy.
Ninth District-J. Kucera, P. Bielan, Will
lam Walsh.
Tenth DiStrict-Albert Tomasek, Chris Stille
Chris Schmidt.
Eleventh District-Louis Schultz, Michael
Kuna, ]. A. KluZak.
Twelfth District-Joseph sladek, Max wett-
Thirteenth District-A. p. Korba n. Kelli-
her, Timothy Kenny.
Fourteenth District - Charles PetZold, NJ.
Melvin r, a. Anselment.
SIXTH WARD:
First District-Henry Manteufel, William
O'Keefe, Carl Rosen.
Second District-E. La France Jr, William
Casey, Herman Snyder.
Third District-George Exley. Joseph Guion,
John ID. Fry.
Fourth District-Victor Duford, Charles Nc
Donald B. Demais.
Fifth District-H. E. Merck, c. A. Regner,
Paul Blair.
Sixth District George Hoffsatter, ]. II.
Bohrer, Ed Christopherson.
Sixth District-M. L. McIntire, B. II. Mo-
riarity. A. Z. O'Neil.
Eighth District-M. c.. Listoe, William F.
Dreher, A. e. Trudeau.
Ninth District-M. s. Gray, 9. A. Wells,
Thomas Quinn.
Tenth District-Ed Horsnell, Lawrence Fa-
hey, s. p. Rasmussen.
Eleventh District-George Lorsch William
Schmotter, Henry E. Strassburger
Twelfth District-L. d. Bissell, William
Hurley, j. C. Stuhlman.
Thirteenth Distrlct-C. H. Bronson, Ben F.
Kafke, William Guest.
SEVENTH WARD.
First District-F. L. Osburg, George P.
Lambert, ]. A. Meade.
Second District-H. D. Martin, ]. d. Miller,
Third District-V J. Rothschild, John A.
Campbell, II. G. Rice.
Fourth District-Albert R. Moore, e. Nc
Nance, Adolph Paradis
Fifth District-B. f. Wright, p. R. McDon
aid, William Davis.
Sixth Distrct-E. F. Beck, j. e. Middleton,
Lewis ID. Newman.
Seventh Dstrict-D. D. Smith John + Will
iams d. j. Murphy.
Eighth District-Isaac II. Price, J. s. Far