The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
IN THE ROLE OF THE HOG
IN MANY ELECTION
DISTRICTS
HAD NAMES IN DUPLICATE
PrOhlbitiOnists Returned list
Which Looked as Though the
Republicans Had
Hand fin 1t.


ton was gone through with by the
board of aldermen last evening and In a
majority OF the ia precincts two Re-
publican judges selected. The election
law provides that at least thirty days
before any election local committees OF
the several parties participating at the
last preceding election may furnish to
the city council a qualified list of cleo
tors to act as judges. The lists are to
be certified to by the secretaries of such
committees and the judges, the law says,
shall be selected one from each OF the
lists OF the three parties casting the
largest number of votes at the last pre-
cedlng general election.
list filed by John C. Hardy was
handel into the city clerk March Is, but
as there was some point made about the
date. City Clerk Jensen kindly allowed
Mr. Hardy to withdraw 1t and rebate the
paper March e. This was done sup
posedly for the purpose of making it APP
pear that the list had been filed before
the Democratic convention of March 81
An informal meeting of the aldermen
and assemblymen was held yesterday
afternoon and three names selected for
each precinct to act as judges. A verbal
opinion from the corporation attorneys
office was given to the city clerk to the
effect that the Peoples party lists hav-
ing only one name in each precinct gave
the council no choice to select from, and
consequently the council could use
1t or not as 1t suited. The
Prohibition list, the legal depart
ment also held, was filed forty-elght
hours later than the law provided and
this put It. at the option of the council
as to making selections from 1t. The
list filed by John c. Hardy March 26, on
which by some collision of the officials
| in he city clerks office, had the date
changed to March e. was held by the
corporation attorney to be the only cor
rect list except that filed by the Repub-
| lican city and county organization.
| 1t was noticeable that the Prohibition
list contained nearly the same names as
that filed by the Republican city COM
mittee and this was used by the aldermen
and assemblymen who, in the most
methodical manner selected one name
from the Republican list and the third
from the list filed by the Democratic
committee.
The only exception to this was in the
Ninth ward, where Aid. Murphy used the
list 1iled by the Democratic city and
county organization in selecting the DEM
ocratic Judges in the Ninth ward. The
list adopted by the aldermen follows:
FIRST WARD.
First--Gustave siebert, w. T. Young,
James Fallow.
Second-O. Spies John Bohmert, Nels
Hedman
Third-A. P. Croonquist, Emil Pearl
Swan Olson.
Fourth-Henry Nen, William Haring-
Fifth-C. J. Void, Michael Quinn, Frank
E. Edmund.
sixth---s. F. Peterson, Leonard Olson,
seventhss: NJ. Delander, Michael Ring
hoff A Melin
William Mohaupt, Swan A.
Ponthen, Emanuel Olson.
Ninth-T B. Maloney, Henry Boucher, j.
Holmberg.
Tenth. B. Pearson, Frank Lundberg,
A. Schultz.
Eleventh-D, H. DECKER c. ]. Johnson
Charles A. Fowble.
SECOND WARD
First Joseph Armbruster, w. S. skel-
second-W. H; Albeck, H. c. Schur-
Thrd-Christ Meyer George Wichman
Sr, John Hushen.
Fourth-E r. Borden, Joseph Holler
Fifth = William schnittger, Howard
Blngaman, Jacob Heck.
Sixth-Edward Hoppe, Theo Cederstrom,
SEVENTH A. Webster, E. G. Gray,
Louis Memmer.
Eighth-James w. Cannon, Coleman
| OHalloran j. H. Farrell
Ninth-Leslie Parlin, H. L. Chase, Ar
| thur Thomas.
Tenth-H. Y. Russell, M. j. Clum, Da-
| vid O'Conner.
Eleventh Matt Leithauser, William
| Wakefield, Thomas p. Mcclure.
THIRD WARD.
First-Frank Slow; Frank ingalls,, w.
| r. Davis
second-Nels Matson, P. ]. o'Brien, H.
Larson.
Thirds. w. Grant. William T. Scan
Ian, c. w. Duffy
Fourth-W. H. Cleary, John E. Des-
mo ND
Fifth.D. M. Merrill, A. G. Hathaway,
sixth-Jacob wirth, A. c. Bennett. Jo-
Seph Wyman
SeVenth-Frank O. Leninger. r. A.
! Vance, Harry Simmons.
! Eighth-Ole H. Holden. F. ]. Brady. A.
| G. Johnson.
FOURTH WARD.
First-Adam Heck, H. H. Graves,
| James Donovan
Second-F. ID. Grison, Fred Vance, Will
| liam Foote.
Third-Philip Haas, L. Freser Jr.. j. ].
Fourth-M. sheehy, E. N. Carrier, John
| Sandilauds.
Fifth. P. Higgins. c. W. Cronk, c.
! A. Van Horn.
| seventh-N. NJ. Beigstrom, r. P. spet-
| tie, ]. M. Christie.
Eighth-Ed LANCE. M. ]. Cosgrove, j.
Ninth. NJ Cooley, Pierre Godbout, NJ
| J. Kerwin.
Fifth-W. c: Bates, Harry Robinson, j.
| Eleventh-Harry Hensel. Henry schnei-
| der, Edward Dahl,
! Twelfth-Fred Anderson, Thomas CAL
FIFTH WARD.
First-Charles Week. E. Frey. William
| O'Keefe.
Second. F. Bruggemann, F. c. jack
Third A. Ringwald, John Ames,
| John J. Houlihan.
Fourth-A s. spangenberg, Grant
| Spicer, Edward Drehr.
| Fifth-Joseph Picha, Edward Thomas.
| F. Werner
-sixth-W w. l. Book. William F. Lesh.
| Frank Chandler.
SeVenth-JoSeph G.. Menshik, d. G. Muir
| ray, Michael Newman
Eighth-Frank Kasanda, Charles Picha,
| Edward Delaney.
Ninth-John A. Hayek, John Kuchera,
Tenth.-E H. Povolny. W. g. Bassett.
| James Maggie.
Eleventh-Frank Dvorak, Fred Teas
Twelfth-John Utz, Frank Fristensky,
! Charles Schlick.
Thirteenth Fred Leonard, William
Pouchier, Edward G. Pouchier.
Fourteenth = Louis Winter, Frank
Hayek Jr., j. ]. Ward.
SIXTH WARD.
First-Charles Herman. ]. e. Sullivan,
seeondEGeoree H. David. Michael
| O'Keefe, George Allen
Third-D. Elfenbein, Max Cohen. George
Exley
Fourth-charles F. Leyde. M. T. Ward.
Aaron Hertz.
Fifth-H.. E. Marek. Albert Regner,
| Louis Berthearmel.
sixthmAndrew Thompson, J. H. Boon,
| r. A. Walsh.
seventh..charIes g. Cole. Henry