The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-16

Observation-Disclosures A. j. Rockne,
w. f. Bevers, August Miller, Lea ID. War
rem; justice, John Stenerson; constable,
recorder, w. w. Kline; assessor, f.
Vroodburg The village voted against Ii
cense by a majority Of 49,
-Presidentg F. Schandera:
councilmen, ]. II. Roth, Hans Miller, p.
Terry: recorder, j. H."Gebhard; treasur-
er, r. Caulsen; assessor, George Nigg;
justice, III. j. McKirdy; constable. NJ.
Moore.
Canton-Ilcense carried by 26 majority,
first time in three years.
Spring Grove-Mayor, T. Paulson; coun-
cilmen, Henry Fladager, G. c. Ristey
and John Gaare; treasurer, O. N Hen
erickson; recorder, G. j. Schansberg The
question OF license was not voted upon.
stewartville-J. w Peck, president Of
the council; +. Marion Parke, F. b. Hor-
ton, r. j. Cunningham, trustees; Fred
Thomas Murphy, justice; Mike Burns,
constable. License was not voted upon.
Moose Lake-vilage: President, Nils
Carlson, j. w. Carlson; recorder. p w
Ehr; treasurer, S. Swanson, justice, c.
o. Floodquist; constables, H X I.awes
and Sam Basye: street commissioner, L.
L. Sergeant. Town: Supervisors, Will
liam Wesley, chairman; Thomas Ron
kainer, Alfred Gunderson; town clerk p
SCISSOR, O. c; Gray; justices, George Me-
Monogle and Frank Ekman; constables
I. Mastering and II. Carlson.
Ellsworth-M. ]. Murphy, president. p
b. Scholtes. James Mcdowell and Edward
FoSarty, councllmen; M. B. Burke, treas
Uref; ID. +, Crdmer, recorder; Lawrence
Essar, assessor. Three tickets We're IN
the field.
Belle Plaine-At the township election
the proposition TO separate the township
from the borough was defeated by a
good majority.
starbuck,-President, o. Tharaldson;
trustees, A G. Englund, H. l: Larson
treasurer, S. j. Rasmussen; assessor A
Thorstad; justices, Fred Mears, A. Thor
stad constables, c. c. Keeney, H c.
Serenson
Lyle-President. p. A Johnson; trus-
tees, w e. lie Baron, H. G. Dahl, L. A.
;5ItI !, recorder, John Gould; treas
icy; constabfes, e. Eastlee and j. H.
hughes; assessor, Charles ". Lacv
License 65; no license, so.
Osakis-OsakIs by a vote of 122 to "A
favored the Issuing of $4,000 water works
bonds. President, w. a. Yates; trustees
u. g. Graves, b. L. Marpes J. p Simon
son; treasurer Charles A. Sargent; re-
cordef, o. j. Lee; assessor l. N Nc
Seyany; justice of the peace, C. H. Bron-
son; constable. j. l.. Ghamplin.
Kenyon-The village election resulted in
no Incense by 70 majority, 3She same ma
lorty as last year President DR. J. A
GGa a1e trustees, M II silyernale, F. 6.
Lamp; treasurer. B. J. Borlong
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Eden Valley-The result of the village
election was a tie on president. A. SUIT
TIER ana l.. l.. Nerlieu each received Ga
votes The councilmen are: f, G, Meier
Frank Rolfes and A. Swisher; recorder
" "; r. Salisbury; treasurer, c. T. Nc
Houston-President. p. K Field; coun-
cllmen, I. Chapel Co Rassmuson' P 8
peterson; recorder. ~. Nash; treasurer,
the peace, .CHnt Dyer E. a. Homer IL
cense carried by 30 majority
Buffalo Lake-The law and order ticket
carried by good majority. President ],
Z. Nagel; councilmen. J. r. Butterfi; n
I ;,par quasi and nd Frank Leasman; treas
R Fags ri A Peftersqn; recorder. E. w
constable, J. w. Matzdorf
RELY Hubbard d Supervisors, 6. Pike and N.
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o. Beadsley: assessor, G. wilkins; ius.
t1ce, Riley Foster; constable II Mon
zone lone Prohb-t carried by a large ma
;Bioomtngto Supervisors, Samuel Nc
Ilay' chairman; William A. Harrison, F.
trea AnceI; town y CLERK E. s. ST. Martin
goodrich; justices, G. H Pond and ] 7
scott; constable, William H. Oxborougb
" Ar{gSy e L NJ. Ryan, president; John
w. Mchay, James Foreman, Henry Mil
er' trustees: c. S. Peterson, recorder: r
l. GIark, assessor; J. o. Forest, treaSuT-
e sta he hiTsch, Justice; William Clark con
ETHER chairman; H. Meisch, clerk.
Madison I.ake-At the village election
Wnien was molly contested, the whole In
regular village ticket by good maioritias
a. ne ioll0wlng are the successful candi-
uaIes: PRESIDENT Of village, D. E. SuIIi-
van; trustees, William Davey. f. M. Bak-
er and j. B. Farrell; recorder. A. TT Han
Ghett assessor Mira. Wells: treasurer
Leslie Orlntt: justice of the peace r
F. Nettelton; constable, w. NJ. Hanehett.
Maple Lake-,Folowing is the result OF
5de maple Lake village election. Presi-
Gent GEM of council PHI. Leahy: trustees
new noi1 q M Matdhlgan' A. II. Jewett and Sid
recorder. Martin O'Laughlin; assessor
M. M O'Laughlin; Justice of the peace
A w. Nary. License carried.
New Paynesvine-Township of Pavnes-
vile elects the following officers for the
ensuing year: J. H. Boylan ST.. Carr
Bork and A. F. Nehring, Supervisors: a
y. Bugbie, clerk; L. M Bennett, treas
urer, and w. E.. Schultz. assessor
village OF PaynesvilIe-For officers for
the coming year as follows: b NJ OS-
trander, president; Fred Harper. W Fl
owen and /. G. Swanson, trustees: A n
Bugble, recorder, and Alexander CHS.
holm, treasurer. mo
Village of New Paynesville-v1ltaee Of
ncers elected for ensuing year as follows.
Or. r e Pilon, president; w. q Schuitz
n. IL Rappe and Sam KroonblaWd trus
tees; M. s. Elliott, recorder, and T T
Lund, treasurer. =
Cambridge-In the election the only is-
sue was license or no license. The onno-
nents of license carried the day the Xote
standing sc in favor of license and 81
against. The entire temperance Ticket
was elected.
SALTWATER.
OAK Street Residence Is Destroved
by Fire.