The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-10
CAUCUS DATE WEDNESDAY,
DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD THEIR
PRIMARIES FOR THURSDAYS
COUNTY CONVENTION
POLICE COMMISSION NAMED
Signature of the Mayor VIII Re At
tached to Their Appointments
Early Tomorrow
Morning.

Next Wednesday night will be held at
the various polling places throughout the
city precinct primaries to select delegates
70 the county convention to be held the
next DAY at Sherman hall to elect dele
eates TO the state convention, which VIII
All lts turn choose the delegates to the
national convention at Kansas CITY.
Inc apportionment Of delegates to the
various precincts is as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Ed1rst First precinct, 2; Second, 2; Third, 8;
Eeh' E91rth' z; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 4; Seventh, 4;
'igntn, Tnta, :; 30 NINTH 4; Tenth, 8; Eleventh,
SECOND WARD.
9; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 3; seventh !. FEGphth' Eighth'
q; Ninth l; Tenth, l; Eleventh, 4. To-
THIRD WARD.
First, l; Second, /; Third, 2; Fourth
2; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 2; Seventh, z; Eighth,
FOURTH WARD.
:. FRS, q Second, g.. Third, 2; Fourth,
Twelfth, 2. Total, 26
FIFTH WARD.
. First, 2; Second, 2; Third, /; Fourth,
4; Ninth. 2; Tenth, l; Eleventh, l.
Twelfth, Twelfth, 81; Thirteenth, 3; Fourteenth, g.
SIXTH WARD.
First, 2; Second, 2; Third, 8; Fourth,
2; Ninth, 3; Tenth, g. Eleventh, s.;
Twelfth, 1; Thirteenth, 8. Total, Is.
SEVENTH WARD.
First, 8; Second, 2; Third, l. Fourth,
2; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 3; Seventh, 2; Eighth
l; Ninth, 1. Total, IT,
EIGHTH WARD.
First 2; Second, 2; Third, A; fourth, 4;
Fifth, 4; Sixth, 4; Seventh. a; Eighth, 4;
Ninth, 3; Tenth, 4; Eleventh. 4; Twelfth,
.; Thirteenth, 3; Fourteenth, 3; Fifteenth,
3. Total, 81.
NINTH WARD.
First 2; Second, /; Third, 2; Fourth, 2:
Fifth, 2; Sixth, l; Seventh, 3; Eighth, 4;
Ninth, 3; Tenth, 2; Eleventh, 4; Twelfth.
/; Thirteenth, q Total 29
TENTH WARD.
First 2; Second, 8; Third, 2; Fourth, j.
Total, 8.
ELEVENTH WARD.
~ First 2; Second, 2; Third. l; Fourth, I.
COUNTRY DISTRICTS.
Rose Town, 3; New Brighton, /; Mounds
View /; White Bear Village, 2; White
Bear Town, 2; New Canada, 3; North st.
Paul, q Total, IA;
Mayor Smith drew up but did not sign
the commissions of the five new men
VINO nave agreed to serve the city as
police commissioners. The comm ssions
will be signed and announcement made
of appointments tomorrow morning. The
commission will be made up as follows:
r. I. O'Connor, Fourth ward, ive-year
D. w Lawler Seventh ward, four-year
term.
L. L. May, Ninth ward, three-year
term.
William Foelsen Eighth ward, two-year
term.
Charles L. Haas. Sixth ward, one-year
term.
for control of the police department by
the commission it has been found that
the commissions power to remove mem
bers OF the police force is absolute and
good of the service being a sufficient
reason, If reason is given, whicn is not
required
The charter provides for hearing for
officials who are accused of derelictiOn of
duty in the service, but this is not held
to abrogate the power of the commission
to remove for any cause or no cause.
Former Mayor f. b. Doran was obout
the city clerks Office yesterday trying to
get copy of the new chatter. 100 OF
which were printed for distribution among
city officials. in accordance with a reso-
luton passed by the council.
The clerk at the desk was unable to
give Mr. Doran what he asked for, as the
printed copies are in possession of City
Clerk Jensen who alone has authority
ITO issue them to those for whom they
were intended. The clerk explained the
situation, and the ex-mayor, who was
also a member of the commission that
drafted the new charter, reflected a mo-
ment and then exclaimed:
'Well, by thunderl 1t seems to me
that did enough work on that new char
ter to entitle me to copy of it."
The remark was made with considera-
BILE warmth, but 1t didn't help the situa-
ton any, and the eX-mayor bolted out Of
the door.
The McCardy-Betz contest was called at
special term of the district court yester-
day, but was continued one week. at the
request of Mr. McCardy's attorneys
Charles w. Stanton, who will be one of
the delegates from Seventh district TO the
national Democratic convention at Kansas
City, in all probability is a very busy
man.
At one time an editor and lawyer by
profession, publishing the Appleton Press,