The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-11-10
ELECTION WINNERS.
County Officers.

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AuditCr--W. r. Johnson (R).
Treaeurer-P. J. MctZdorf CD.
Sheriff. C. Justis (R).
Register of Deeds-M. w. Fitzgerald, (Rl.
County Attoiney-T. r. Kane D).
Judge of Probate-E. w. Bazille (F0.
Abstract Clerk. H. Schulzc R3.
Coroner-A. w. Miller D).
Surveyor. B. Irvine D).
County Superintendent of Schools
Thomas Montgomery (R). .s.
Judges-H. r. Brill CR)., w. L. Kelly
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Court Commissicner-Henry Gallick (R).
County Commissioners .~s.T-F. >-. .:
David W. Gray (R.
z. B. Lott (R). eE# g. & ~-.&
w. B. Webster (R).
G.. B. Whitehorne ().
James Powers (F9.
a. P. Wright (R)
Legislative Delegation. ~
First Ward-JOseph A. jackson ttO.
Second Ward-W. w. Dunn CR).
Third Ward--Andrew Holm (R).
Fourth Ward-J. r. Hickey D).
Fifth Ward-Pnillip Martin D).
Sixth Ward-C. S. Schurman (R).
Seventh Ward-Rukard Hurd (FO.
Eighth Ward (west district)-G. F. UNI
land CD.
Eighth and South Half Ninth Wards
William Butler CD.
Eighth and North Half Ninth Wards
Walter Nelson (R). -.
Tenth and Eleventh Wards and Country
Districts-W w. Rich (R).
Ramsey county remained true to Re-
publicanism Tuesday, rolling up a ma
jority of over 1000 for Mckinley, show
ing a substantial gain for Van SAINT
over the vote of 1893 and giving Con-
gresham Stevens the Endorsement so
handsomely expressed by a majority of
over 1000. Lind carried Ramsey county
by a plurality considerably less than he
received in 1898, but the remainder Of
the Republican ticket carried the county
by overwhelming maiorities Not a Demo
crat on the state ticket, besides the head,
but that was hOpelessly behind when the
county vote counted.
The Republican county administration
received the substantial Endorsement of
the voters of the county. Only four
Democratic candidates on the county
ticket were elected, and of the eleven
legislative candidates the Republicans
elected seven, failing to elect in four
strongly Democratic districts!5by narrow
margins. The six Republican candidates
for the board of county commissioners
were elected by large majorities. Com
1nissioners Wright and Powers had the
closest runs, both running in the country
districts, where the vote is small. Michael
w. Fitzgerald, for register Of deeds,
Leads Republican Ticket
with the enormous majority Of 6,116; Alb
CnL,,, &c with
1926 votes to spare, and the administra-
ton Of Judge of Probate E. w. Bazille
is Endorsed by a majority of 2,631. Coun
ty Auditor W. r. Johnson and Phil c.
Justus, Republican candidate for sheriff
on whom the Democrats made their bit
terest fights, characterized by vilest per
sonal attacks, are both elected by COM
Portable majorities. -
Peter J. Metzdorf, the~Democratic can
didate for county treasurer, is elected by
q majority that Will probably approx.
mate about 1900, when the official count
Is completed and Thomas r. Kane, Dem
ocratic nominee for county attorney
looks to be a winner with a pluralit!
that will not greatly exceed 1OO,' If i
reaches that mark.
The. returns from which the majoritie:
and pluralities are computed are no
official and were secured Tuesday night
under conditions which makes some
slight inaccuracies entirely probable. Th'
official returns will undoubtedly SHOW
some slight differences in the vote &C
credited to all of the candidates, but II
no instance sufficient to change the re
suit