The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-07
TWO "ZIMS" HANG ON
APPOINT THE MEMBERS OF
THE SCHOOL BOARD
LINES UP SECOND AND FIFTH

Democratic Precinct Committee mcn
Will Meet This Evening at the
Jefferson Club Rooms to Perfect
Plans for the City and County
OrGanizattOn's Work During the
comines6Eamp"ign.
Mayor Kiefer has finally made up his
mind as to the appointments of the two
members Of the school board. Bernard
zimmerman and E. o. Zimmerman will
be reappointed. The mayor reached a
decision yesterday afternoon, and at 4
o'clock notified President Zimmerman
that he would be named to succeed him
self. The mayor was unable to locate
E. o. Zimmerman by phone to convey
the same information but announced
that he would reappoint the Second
ward man. The official commissions will
be issued today
The Democratic city and county organi-
cation will hold q mass meeting of the
precinct committeeman at the rooms of
the Jefferson club, in the New York Life
building, this evening, to arrange for the
organization of the ward and precinct
work for the coming campaign The
meeting will be called at o'clock.
Fred Baumann, of the First ward.
wants to be assemblyman on the Repub-
ican ticket.
The city committee of the Peoples
party met at Assembly hall last night
and authorized the finance committee to
undertake the collection of funds to de-
Tray the preliminary expense of placing a
city ticket in the field.
q. II. Austin was present and urged an
aggressive campaign.
CHARLES A. Fowble, a First ward con-
tractor, is prominently mentioned as
the probable mayoralty nominee of the
frohloitlon party, which will be the first
10 put its city ticket In the field as ito
convention will be held next Saturday
evening in Central hail. The official cali
gives the representation as follows:
tlrst ward, 20 delegates; Second ward
II delegates; Third ward, delegates.
Fourth ward, delegates; Fifth ward. -
uelegates; Sixth ward, Id delegates: Sew
ehth ward, l3 delegates; Eighth ward II
Gelegates; Ninth ward, II delegates;
8 delegates. an w a. ~
Inc Democratic precinct chairmen 20
the Ninth ward will meet at 763 Jacl,so,,
street. Thursday, at p. m. sharn All
the precinct chairmen are urgently 70
quested TO be present as business of oroo+
importance will come before the meeting
et-u 'ne waro chairman wants each pre-
cinct 10 be represented, as this will ha
the last meeting in the ward before the
convention March a. BY order of ed
ward Quinlivan, chairman: G Iohn
son, secretary O0liN-
The Republican organization Of tho
t tC,IItn "aro VIII meet at the Lincoln club
tomorrow night. "'
Judge Charles E. Flandreu ie roan+io,
as possible candidate for mavor IN +ba
Democratic ticket. o'i Ing
straw vote for mayor was taken nv
the Janitors in the court house vesterdaW
etoos e,N GeTlch was absent. but the vote
s'"oo Schlifmann, 8; Kiefer, l.
Harry T. Drake for assemblyman and
I. r. Hamilton for alderman ia The Sew
ehth ward slate on the Republican side
some or the printing firms are hiclsrny
noOause ely Clerk Jensen has arbitrar
ny given the contract for printing the
$1,000 official ballots to the Pioneer press
at two cents each.
Inc board Of aldermen will hold an ad..
Journed meeting March Is, for the mn
pose Of locating the polling places IN
each or the ia precincts The city en-
glneer put up forty polling booths two
Years ago for the spring election and the
q hfN,-
city officials claim that it would be chean.
ef 10 rent stores for polling places at 81,
each than to spend so much money in
putting up the booths.
Former State Senator P. e. Hanson of
Ltchheid, yesterday announced his can
didacy for secretary Of state.
j. II. Harris, the colored politician ~
the Eighth ward, has announced himself
as candidate for the Democratic nomi.
natlon for constable west of Wabasha
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