The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-27

cinct of the Ninth ward failed to come
off.
Dick Bell had things decidedly his way.
OF the So votes cast Bell received NJ:
DR.. w. H. Sigler, II; T. Brady, %; Law
renee Aune, 1S; Francis Cady. Is.
Bell and Brady will be the delegates.
There was a tie vote for committee
men, the following having received eleven
votes each: ]. FurIong, W. H. Sigler,
J. Goebel, j. Danz, w. Dolan and D.
Cohen.
There were not very many contests at
the precinct elections. In the Second pre-
cinct of the First ward, which is entitled
to two delegates there were four who
claimed an equal number of votes.
In the Fourth ward there was trouble
in the Tenth precinct. ]. G. Donnelly, Jr.,
| e. N. Hazard and j.. F.. Cronin all claim
ed that they were. at the precinct head
| quarters between six and seven and that
no one showed up. ~
In the First precinct of the Ninth ward,
entitled to two delegates, there were four
who claimed right to credentials. They
are as follows: r, w. Bell. T. j. Brady,
L. Aune and c. Cady.
When they got, together at Twin City
hall they reelected Ed Quinlivan for ward
| chairman and Frank Kennedy for secre-
tary, John Sullivan for vice chairman and
James Fenstenn9aker for treasurer But
Ter was Endorsed with whoop. The pre-
cinct chairmen will be as follows, in or
der: John Furlong. Patrick O'Regan, Ed
ward Banning, William j. Troy A L.
Wagner, William Smith William Ore
gan, NJ Cleary, John Sullivan Fred Tip
ping, j. III. Mertens,i J. J. Haas John T.
Lane
The delegates to today's convention
are:
FIRST WARD.
First Preclnct-James Fallows, Logan
Sse Sc Bohmart, J. ]. Dunnigan.
Third-M. Mullane, P. 3. Larson, c. J.
Weyl, J Q. Cederberg. E. Kensberg.
C fourth. G. MacCarthy, j. E. Mac
Fifth,Thomas j. Jordan, William c.
sixthNM j. Seaman. Otto F. Harpke.
Seventh-Peter J. Rafferty,, Michael
Ri iIasl5 Charles stroma4alI, r A Vance
Christ Hagen s. a. 5Pofthan
Henry Boucher. I. g. Johnson So L, iNe'''lss'
TENTH. r. Yonngren, E, Johnson. Al
E!eyenth--Thonas White. h H. BIinn.
A NJ. Stapieton. G. I. johnson.
SECOND WARD.
Second Preeinct-P. ]. Kelly, H. O.
Conner, J. M. Cool.
Third-Thonas b. Davis, M. j. F.aher v.
Feurth-C. A. Haas, e. ]. Fuchs, A. H.
Schiller.
Fifth-Jacob Heck. August Nordin
s xth-E. w. Helines, Peter Keim.
Seyenth--W. A. Bergen, c. ]. Dion, w.
| H Cook Louis Menier
Eighth-James H. Farrell, Colman
Eleventh-H. c. Koop, t. Conroy, B.
Flaherty, j. M. Arth.
| THIRDo'wARD.
| First Precinct-Andrew Dahlquist.
| Seeond-P. j. OBrien.
| Third-LawrenceS sDinworth, John Fee
ney. a8
| Fourth-Josepht Metzger. Nj. A Hansen.
| Fifth-C. J. Hendy, Joseph Ehrman-
sixth-John 7. smith. George sherman
| Seventh-John HI Hoffman, A. w.
Eighth-C Quincy, j. L. Walker. D.
/ Quincy. ca
FOURTH WARD.
/ First Precinet6J NJ. Dollar, Joseph
second-M, Maqoney, M. ouigley.
Third--C. E. Corbett, A. D. Mcleod.
I Fourth-E. N Carrier
Fifth-Frank j. Huber, Charles e.
| Stubbs.
sixth-John E Hearn Mat Koch, Jer-
Ty JSr1DOQu, Alex ItaDD.
| Seventh-Robert Nv hite, T. j. Regain, H.
O. Doolittle.
Eighfh.J P. covington. Jerry o'Bren.
Ninth-M. j. Kerwin, P. J. w. Car
rien.
Eleventh-Mat Bros. Edward Dahl
Twelfth-James r. Hickey. o. B. Rob-
FIFTH WARD.
First Preeinct-W. NJ. OKeefe, Charles
Third-M J. Mahon.
Fourth--Dennis Igo, Phillip Martin.
tMth-C. II. Miller, Pat Sweeney.
Seventh-William Weldt, Chas. Baer.,
NJ. j. Shermark
Eighth-Franlz, shemon, ]. j. Gleason,
John Petrask, G. T, Redington.
Ninth-Chas. G. Lauer, John Richter
Tenth-Chas. Stilie.
Eleventh.. I. Holeomb.
Twelfth--J. w. Daugherty. Leonard
Sehleck, Herman Sehade.
Thirteenth-James J. Lynch, James G..
Cikanek, John Domeska.
Fourteenth-J. Q. Juenemann, A. Haas.
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-F. A. Kamman, P. J.
Rebholz.
second-Henry Burg, James Phillips
ThIrd1A. Margules, Joseph Coin, L.
Fourth--charles. Mcdonald, P. McDon-
seventh-M. j. Morrioty, Fred Leh-
mann.
Eight-M. J. Moran, John McGrath.
IA6loNAJs OSl1NS u
| Chas. War1ick
Eleventh leonard Voyer, Henry Pc
terman, Peter Daily.
Twelfth-Gust. Beck.
SEVENTH WARD
First Precinet-Daniel r. PEBBLES
James King, NJ G. Egan.
Seeend-Fred w. Foot, H. @. Allen.
| Third-W. w. PRICE.
Fourth-W. f. CoTstans, j. ]. Tobiason
Fifth-G. R. O'RHey, John M. Lynch
Sixth-Louis r. Flfanlzel Louis K. New
man, Thomas F. SIevin.
Seventh-W. A. Atkinson, F. M. Do
Ian.
Eighth. J. %9wyer.
EIGHTH WARD.
II First PreeinetsH--lMichae Lux. Richard
Second Sec, n Edward. T. Reisner, John T.
Third-ThomasbJ McDermott, James
MeCauley, John F. samuelson, Milton
Fourth-w William aFoelson, P. ]. Nc
Fifth-E. A. Morrisey. M. ]. Clark, Ed
Fahay, Thomas Spence.
Sixth-Thomas H. Nolan, Stephen Fitz-
gerald, P. OGrady, t. G. Brunson
Seventh-F. L. McGflI, r. J. Baumann,
! George Thrill, Henry Sleinkamp.
Eighth-Mat Bantz. Joseph Jacoby.
Leonard Luis, Al Albachten.
NiOfh--I f Frank EaIIxy IT 1,,,