The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-15

The election was hotly contested, and
large vote was polled.
The city voted in favor of 5000 addt-
| tional public library bonds
WINTHROP. Mimi, March I.-(Spe-
cial AT the election here today the fol-
lowing ticket was elected: President. C.
S. Johnson; trustees, J. H. Housman, c.
M Peterson and H. G.. Garfield; recorder,
c. H. Hillemann; treasurer, Frank HaS-
berg; assessor, Fred Sodratz; justices, j.
G. Meyer. A. ]. Kiefer; constable, f. \.
Osberg; street commissioner, F. A. Os-
berg.
FAIRFAX. Mimi, March 14.-(Special)
In the village election the result was:
President of council. W. P. Lee; council
men, G.. A. Reek. o. H. Grasmoen and
c. F. Maurer; recorder, A. G. Carver:
treasurer, ]. w. Schramm. No license by
five.
NEW PAYNESVILLE. March 14-(Spe-
cial)-Village of New Paynesville elects
DR.. P. c. Pilon. mayor; w. E. Schultz,
II. H. Rape. Sam Kroonblawd, trustees;
M. S. Elliott. recorder.
Village of Paynesvile elects E. NJ o.
trander. mayor; W. II. Owen. Fred Har-
per, Q. G.. Swanson, trustees; A. E. Jug
bet, recorder
The town of Paynesville elects J. Fl.
Boylan, chairman; c. w. Bork, A F.
Nehring, supervisors; A. E. Bugbie,
clerk.
CLARIFIED, Mimi, March 4-(Spe-
cialo-The following village ticket is
elected: e. Monson, mayor; G. F. Lie
berg, E. N. Lindberg and J. N. Silver
councilmen; A. J. Johnson, recorder
Twenty-eight majority against license
LUVERNE Mimi, March 14-(Special)
After hot fight over license the cleo
ton today resulted as follows: John KEEL
ly. president; S. L. Chaplin. o. s. Myhre
and R. s. Dodds. trustees; E. c.
Schwartz. recorder; n. r. Reynolds and
M. Weber, justices
MAYNARD, Mimi, March 14.-(Spe-
cial)-Result of the village election:
President, James Haukland; trustees, Ed
Dresser, T. Soine and o. c. Jevre: re-
corder; A. ]. Tictin; treasurer, George
Lawrence. License carried by three ma
jority.
ATWATER. March 14-(Special. THE
village election here today resulted as fol-
lows: In favor of license Is; against. Al.
president, S. NJ. Sivertson; councilmen.
o. A. Christensen; F. o. Elstrom and
Martin Sorenson; recorder, N. j. Waten:.
treasurer, Henry Stene; justice. L. e
CoveH.
ROYALTON, Mimi. March 14.-(SpA-
cal THE following village officers were
elected today: President, George p. Will
son; trustees. E. A. Boutwell,. r. n.
sparrow and c. F. Conner; recorder. N.
Il. Petit; treasurer, Charles r. Rhoda.
Justice, A. E. Joslin; constable, III. S.
Rice. "
SLAYTON. Mimi. March 14.-(Special)
Village officers elected were: President.
Thomas Lowe; councilmen, O. q Pol,
man. b. L. Weld and A. Peck; recorder
b. " Whitney: treasurer. E. w. King
Ter; justice. Ed Mol; constable. w, M.
Stevens. License. % majority
DASSEL, Mimi. March 14-(Special.)-
The village election here resulted as fol-
lows: President of the council, I. p.
Larson; trustees, W. r. Benson, G. p.
Sherwood, Nels w. Reisner; recorder. 4
A. Moberg; justice, l. Vervalen: con-
stables. B. A. Mead and H. Ames.
License carried by twenty majority. The
new town hall was defeated by three
votes.
FLANDREAU, N. D.. March 1.-THE
following officers were elected for the
village of Flandreau for the ensuing
year: President of village board F. A.
Spafford; trustees, Thomas Kelley, J. C.
Halver, w. H. Kellogg. c. B. Ober; VII
lage justice. 7. E. Carter; treasurer r.
L. Brown; clerk, J. @. Adams; marshal,
Nels Bates
BRECKENRIDGE, Mimi, March A.
| Especial John NOLAN, law and order
| candidate, was elected village president
over Peter Hanson, opposition, by 224 to
A. The rest of the ticket by similar
majorities
HERON LAKE. Mimi. March 14AAt
the annual village election held in this
village today license carried by thirty
eight majority Last year it went against
license by forty majority. The follow
ing officers were elected: President, John
| McGlinn; trustees, B. P. ST. John, B. B.
| Sontag and Frank Humiston: recorder
| w. ]. Jones; treasurer B. Poppitz.
FARMERS INSTITUTE.