The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-03-12
MORE ELECTION RETURNS.
Results Received From Several
Townships of the County.

ToN-Supervisors, } n Mul
len, chairman 9 H Wick, John A
Golf: clerk, f B Davis; treasurer,
M Sprague; justice, w G DAILY; asses
sOr, @ e Jones; constable, Judd Cor
nell. There were 1872 votes cast, ant
$500 raised.
MAPLEToN VILLAGE = President
w A Hanna: trustees, L Taylor, u
M Qninn, VIM Troendle; recorder, I
M Credicott; treasurer. VIM Stroebel
LINCOLN - Supervisors, John Nc
earthly, chairman, Earnest HartWig
Johnson: clerk, Peter Granlund
treasurer, p NJ Peterson; assessor, A
A Bundy; justices, n w COnger, . j
Fairbanks: constable, Paul Hartwlg
Three tickets were in the field, ano
SO votes were cast; $3.50 was voted fol
town fund, and $500 for the road ano
bridge fund. ..
CEREsCo - Supervisors, August
Gems, chairman, w D Johnston, Thos
Rooney; clerk, Frank ThurSton; as
SCISSOR, Ferdinand BlOede; Justice,
John Woodhall; cOnstables, Herman
Pohl: Chas Klatt.
BUTTERNUT VAlLEY-SuperVlsor
Peter Laingen, chairman, Geo "
John, ] d Jones; clerk, G GutterSon
treasurer, Geo E Austin: assessor
John r Owens; constable, f Sorenson.
Two tickets were in the field, and
$3.50 raised.
BELGRADE - Supervi sors, John
Mans, chairman, John Keitgen
Joseph Schingle; clerk, ID )
Severance; treasurer, Wendall
Hodapp; justice, ] A Tidland; con-
stable, Q P Pfremer; assessor,
A A Curtiss; road oyer-seer
North Mankato district, Adolph
HIM. There was voted for road and
bridge purposes ST. 200, and for town
purposes $500. The supervisors were
directed to spend all the money on
hand from the various road districts
in the districts where it was collect
ed from. This will give North Man
kato $500, to be used in making bridge
approaches, etc. The new hill road is
to be opened by petition.
GARDEN CITY - Supervisors, Wn
Schultz, chairman, John Stephens,
Melvin Crane; treasurer, Amos War
ner; clerk, Edgar Dilley; assessor
JudsOn RockwoOd; justice, l j Gard
ner; constable, Nelson Bailey. The
ticket that received the most votes
did not designate a chairman, and as
the other ticket did, County Attorney
Hughes CONSTITUTES the law that the
chairman named on the minority
ticket is elected. Mr. Schultz is this
chairman, and received 55 votes. Fill
more Mills received sc votes, the
e. no
full ticket. We learn that Mr., Schultz
will not qualify, but will allow the
remaining two members to hill the va
cancy by electing Mr.. Mills.
STBRb1NG=Super visors, Geo {
Keith, chairman, Peter B Peterson
Fred Ackerman; clerk, VIM Ellis
treasurer, Myron Vroman; assessor, a
J Ellis: Justice, E L Sanborn; con
stables, II M Fisk, Fl M Hicks. Blu
one ticket was in the field, and re
ceiyed fifty-two votes. For genera
township purposes, 5000 was raised.
DANvILLE-Supervisors, Alex Lat
ourell. chairman, Louis Kaufman
Louis Haechst; clerk. j P Kremer
treasurer, Louis Phillips; assessor
John Laurisch: justice, J P Bach
constable, Herman Komerow.
SHELBY-Superviso A s Cole
chairman, f E Otterstein, M KEN
bolz: clerk. S r Brush; treasurer, H
Day: assessor, w @ Weeks; justices,
J Zouer, A M Stevens; constable e.
Faley. One ticket was in the held
and S700 was voted.
PLEASANT MOUND -SupervisOrs
VIM. Zellmer, chairman. Ed Tabott
G J Schwarz: clerk, e P Wilder
treasurer Fred Baesch; assessor
Albert Schneeberger; justices, J
Parks, E G Ludtke: constable. } v
McKibbeD. Thirty-three votes were
cast, and $500 was voted.
neutrality-suspicious., Edward
Jones, chairman, Edward Thomas
David Pugh; clerk, Evan D Price
treasurer, David L Harris; assessor
VIM J Evans; justice, Robt. F
Hughes. Two tickets were In tn
field, and Y votes were cast; $3.50 wa
voted.
neutrality-suspicious., E D Cornish
chairman, A M Francis, Harr
Thompson; assessor, f S Hemingway
justices. S B Babcock, Chas. Barney
cOnstables, III KrauS, 0 L Mobiles.
RAPIDAN-Supervisors, Geo V
Swift. chairman, Eric Knudson, Cha
Sperlich; clerk, E M Reynolds; treas
urer, Fred Bosin; assessor. Geo
Yeager: justice, VIM Eberhart; cor
stable, L Hitler.
MCPHERSON Supervisors,
Burles, chairman, Thos McGowan;
Lynch: clerk, Chas O'Connor; treas
urer, John Murphy: assessor, JC
Hayes; justice, 0 T Severson; cor
stable, L MCGOWAN. The town vote
$500 for town purposes and 500 towar
building town hall. in cODjunctiO
with the school district.
DECoRIA-SupervisO VIM Ulmal
chairman, Chas HerZberg, III KOrtI
clerk, @ Cooper; treasurer, A Lort
assessor, S Mace; constable,
Juliar.