The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-07


Comptroller McCardy Submits a
Renort of the Condition of the
Funds of the City-Merriam
Park Kicks on Car Service.
The Republicans, at the assembly
meeting last evening, took the lions
share of the election judge appoint
ments again as they did last spring,
throwing down the ProhibitioniSts and
stirring up bitter feeling among the
"Drys." Thirty-five candidates named
by the Prohibition party were displac-
cd despite the protests OF representa-
tiVes Of the ProhibitiOnistS pres
ent. and among them were John Nord-
holm. secretary of the Prohibition coun-
" committee; A \. Crear, assistant
secretary. and two ministers, Rev. u.
II. Gamble, pastor OF a Baptist
church. and Rev. J. w Fryckberg, pas
tor of the King Street Methodist
church. The displacement of these four
candidates, in particular, caused much
feeling among the PrOhibitionists They
may carry the matter into the courts
on maLGamus proceedings. Following is
the list OF judges appointed, the first
three named serving as regular judges,
while the fourth named in each precin~t
viii serve as ballot judges:
FIRST WARD.
First Preciuct-Gustave Sabert, Logan Rog-
ers, Charles Ii. Finehout, A. McMullen.
Second-R II. Rogers. John Bomert, Nels
Hedman, +. Wehmeer.
Thrd-A p. Croonquist, Peter Ferguson.
C. w. ,BoIland. VILLAIN Blinkechorn:
Fourth-Henry Neff, John Mccarthy, Fred
Northrop John Engquist.
Fifth-Carl Ekman, George Dempsey, G. L..
Conway George Hunter.
SiXth-Oscar HOgland, p. L. Dawson, Gus
Williams c. a. Peterson.
Seventh-O. Jernberg, Martin Kerwin, John
Acker. Peter BlomQuist
Eighth-Charles HOff, Henry Sowder, Olaf
Offerdahl, John G. Fisher.
Niuth-Maurice Johnson. Henry Boucher,
Simon Dickson, Andrew Skom.
Tenth. q. Peterson, John Haslett, I. r..
Swanson, !. r. Schaue.
Observation-Disclosures NOrlander, Thomas
White. Gustave Grandeck. w. H. Dicker.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-M. Stem, Edward Sniker,
John Kallin. NJ. Mirva.
Second-H c. Sclurmier, NJ. E. Rowan, A.
P. Rotert, Eugene Finger.
Third-Chris Meyer, John Hushen. NJ. w.
Taylor. F. Knauft
Fourth-CharIes Lindeke, Edward Fuchs,
George femme, E. r. Barden.
Fifth-Wilam SchnittgeT, William Heck,
Howard Bingaman, A. G. Krahmer
Sixth-William Hamper, Charles Helms. P.
J. Hofer Aaron Olsen.
Seventh-E. G. Gray; P. D. Scannell, S. K.
Jenkens. Robert Keifer.
Eighth. R. Hilgedick Charles H Far
reH, John 7 Haglund, Gustave Gottebehuet
lee. William ii. Webb. ". S Gregory.
Tenth-JOhn Mathies J. w. Semple, w. j..
Tq NV W; T Orr ;,onouo,,ob r = p,oraon
William Wakefield Henry Ekman.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-Louis Peterson, Thomas
Koran, Frank Silaw. Con Mccarthy.
Second-Nels Mattson, Andrew Battson
John Flannery, Hans Larson.
Third-T C. Lenahan. William Butterfeld,
Charles E. Miller, Daniel Lamb.
FoUrth--M. H. Cleary, P. F. Walsh P. N.
Kirk, Theodore Wickersheim
Fifth-D. NJ. Merrill, Frank Darragh, F. A.
Twss, Ed Larkins
SIXTH. c. Reichardt, Michael Egan, A. l..
Preston, Charles Herbst
Seventh-Robert Kirkland, John F. Hoff-
man, Nels Nelson, Nj. J. Meyer.
Eighth-W. H. Lamb, Thomas Brady, Dan
del Quincy, Ole II. Holden.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-A. II. Heck, L. A. Cornick,
Carl Ducus.
Seeond-George Golfer, S. Lee Davis, James
Woodfork, John Ross.
Third-P. c. Haas. J. F. Orcott, Louis
Feeser Jr, Herbert Wyman.
FOUrth-A. r. Steel, John Sandilands, Frank
Mech, D. Leslie.
Fifth-Frank B. Higgins, NJ. ]. o'Connor,
1. hronk, \. Woods.
Sixth-John P. BGrch, w. ]. Murnana,
John Roedler, NJ. J. Wiley.
Seyenth-George H. Parker, T. ]. Ryan, NJ.
NJ BeIgstrom, James w. Smith.
Eighth. Baker, John B. Covington, ]. P.
Edmison, J. Schram.
Ninth. ". Mason, NJ. ]. Kirwin T. Ell
lott. S p. Child
Tenth-Frank Herman T. H Brennan,
Eleventh-Joseph Horst, j. NJ. Banning, w
B. Hale, Henry Hensol.
Twelfth-J. L. Hort J. B. Pewters John
Delaney, Peter Schonarth.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct - Ernest Frey, William
o'Keefe, T. F. Younge, Herman Schumanie.
Second-George L. Rochat, Barney RYAN.
john Hardy, Horace Barnacle.
Thiid-W. H. Gross. NJ. j. Mcmahon. r.
A. Ringwald J. Flieger Jr.
FOurth-George N Warren. A N Rarer
u. Spiro, VI. p. Hatch.
Fit FtithTJam a ;, Picha, Lee Do!an, A. W. Ian
SlXJh-W. ". l. Eock, Thomas Powers.
James Bolt, John R. Lesh.
Seyenth.Charles Passavant Jr., John Nor
ls4 4,, d. G, Murry; Henry Mandehr.
Eighth-JOseph E. Piras, John Doyle Frank
McMannigal, F. A. Krch.
Nlnth-JQseph Novotny Jr.. George P.
H&T@Rgrs Joseph SSprs,nsky John Haiek.
gel, George MeiseI, Albert Tomashek.
E.eyenth-Michael Kluzak, R. j. Ho.combe.
Frank Drorat, Louis schuze.
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Neldron Holder, E. Hammer.
Thirteenth-Frank Grant E. c. Poucher, J.
Monroe Sheire, William F. Smith
Fourteenth-Louis Winter, Michael Melvin.
Z. E. Mcclure. Wenzel Neibaure
SIXTH WARD.
First-Jacob Becker, John Sullivan. Gilbert
Tfss.er, F. E. Schmidt
Seconc-George H. Davis, James H. Bal.
J. A. Godry James Allen.
Third. Elfenbein, George Guoin, George
Ex.ey. Max Cohen.
Fourth-Fred Leyde, John Norman Jr..
Felix Freyost, Harry Hertz.
Fffth-W. P. Fontaine, Albert Regner. H.
E. Marek, Jacob Wymacht
SiXth-A NJ. Thompson, John Quincy. S.
NJ: Badger George Schauble.
SeYen.h-John Marty, A. Macarthur H H
IhGmI son, l.. N Bryant.
EightE-Welington Pennington, Bernard
MInea Fred Hecker Jr., Ely Garlough.
Ninth-M. S. Gray, John c. Mccarthy. A.
nOrteHsen. D. Kribs a.
Ienth-J. c. K. Cantiwell, Lawrence Faney.
G. Rasmussen, J. Bovard ''
Eieyenth-GeOrge Lorsch. George warIiob
-. e Taft. Henry Lang.
Iwelfth-L. s. Bissel, J. F. Fiten. Louis
Bldebrandt, Albert Breg.
Thirteenth-William H. Carter. Frank
6aer. Robert McClarey, William N. Carey
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