The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-10
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CHASKA Mimi, March 9.-At the
election held yesterday in Laketown
township license was carried by twelve
majority. This was the first time in
the history of Carver county that the
liquor question was ever submitted to
"a vote of the people.
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TWO HARBORS, Mimi, March O.
The non-partiSan caucus nominees for
village Offices We're elected yesterday,
the incoming council being favorable
to the present chief of police, Gillon.
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ROCHESTER,, Mimi, March 9.-The
charter election for the city of Roches-
ter was held yesterday and the result
terminated as follows: Mayor, B. w.
Eaton, DEM; alderman at large, Mar
tin Heffron, DEM; marshal. H. Kalb,
assessor. George c. Cook. Rep; city
justice, William Graham, DEM; school
commissioner at large. j. G.. Cross,
Rep. ward aldermen, \. Brown. Rep;
Clare Blakely, Dem; N. B. Wilkins.
Rep. City Marshal kalb who has held
this same Office for about twenty years.
and is, perhaps. the oldest marshal in
the state, was elected by one majority.
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FELTON,, Mimi, March 9-The cleo
ton in the town and village of FELTON,
resulted in the ticket put up by the
villagers being successful. No license
was carried and the proposition to is
sue $4,000 bonds for roads and drainage
carried with single dissenting vote.
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DASSEL. March 9.-Dassel carried
for license by a majority of twelve.
The following ticket was elected: Pres
ident. J. H. Kaufman; trustees, l.. E.
Larson. W. r. Benson and j. j. Sund-
QuiSt; recorder, Isaac Nerwalen; treas
urer +. E. McGrew; justice of the
peace. Louis Palmersten.
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CAMPBELL, Mimi, March AT the
annual election held the following Of
Ulcers were elected: President, F. D.
Glover: trustees, D. B. Collins, H. F.
Billingsley, A A Stoebe; recorder, w.
J. Wenger; treasurer, ]. NJ. Wenger.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mimi, March O.
In the spring elections here the sue
cessfUl candidates were the following:
President. \, n. Phillips; supervisors,
Anthony McAlpine and c. E. Leeman;
clerk. Felix Malette; treasurer, c. T.
Glover; justices, Charles Kearney and
w 3. Holman; assessor, Charles Mi
laney
For Grand Rapids Village-President,
Thomas Trainor; trustees, John F.
O'Conneu George Went and George D.
Smith; recorder, f. A. King; treasurer,
&. T Glover; constable. NJ. Perrault;
treasurer, Thomas II. Hennessy.
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DETROIT. Mimi, March AT the
village election the following officers
We're elected: W. ]. Bettingen, presi-
dent; c. H. Whippl9, Frank Jacobs and
T.. W. Davis, trustees; G. NJ. Johnston,
recorder; L. c. McKinstry, assessor,
and Fred Rahm, constable. There were
two tickets in the field, but the election
was not a close one.
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ELYSIAN, Mimi. March AT the
annual village election G. o. Galagan
was elected president of the council;
A. D. Veal, H. Fish, Geo. Clark, coun-
cilmen; Thos. O'Toole, recorder, John
O'Toole, treasurer.
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NEW PAYNESVILLE, Mimi, March
9-The annual election in the village
of PaynesviIle resulted in the election
of the following officers: President E.
I'M. Ostrander; trustees, Fred Harper,
w. H. Owen and 1. G. Swanson; re-
corder, A. E. Bugbie; treasurer. Alex
Chisholm; justices, w. H. Owen and
of Paynesville, the following off,
GERS were chosen: Supervisors,
J. H. Boylan, chairman; C. w.
Bork and A. F. Nehring; clerk, A. E.
Bugbie; treasurer, L. NJ. Bennett; as
SCISSOR, E. NJ. Ostrander; justices. e.
r. Phipps and c. A. label In
the township of Zion, the follow
William Weber, chairman; August
Schultz, Sr., and Matthias Mehr; clerk,
f. c. Nehring; treasurer. August Mil
Ter; assessor, William Arndt; justice, F.
c. Nehring.
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BUFFALO, Mimi, March 9.-The
city election resulted IN the success of
the ticket nominated at the caucus. A.
Y. Eaton, president of council; G. w.
Burrows, ]. Prahl and o. H. Bushnell,
councilmen; S. NJ. Ash. recorder.
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MAYNARD, Mimi, March AT the
village election the following candidates
were successful: President, H A. An
derson; trustees, John Swift, Christ
Some, T. Johnson; treasurer, George
Lawrence; recorder, 0. B. Berge; JUS
tice, A. ]. Tictin; constable, George
Lien.
License carried. The election was the
hottest contest in the history of the
town, three tickets having been in the
field.
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MONTGOMERY, Mimi, March o.
The village and township elections
We're closely contested. All of the last
year officers We're reelected in both
village and township.
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FAIRFAX, Mimi. March 9-The vii
lage election developed into quite a
sharp contest and resulted as follows:
President of the council, L. Nichols:
trustees, H. Grasmoen, Chas. hammers,
II. L. Hindermann; recorder, E. A. Car
yer; treasurer G.. A. Rieke; Justice M.
d. Brown. License carried by a ma
jority of twenty mine.
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NORTH BRANCH, Mimi, March o.
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