The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
MINNESOTA ELECTIONS.
SOME ADDITIONAL RESULTS IN THE
VOTING OF TUESDAY

II i
VOTING OF TUESDAY.
Ada--Mayor, ]. E. C. Volland: council
men, G. Gilbertson, A. J. Vangsnes and
recorder, Louis Hintze; assessor, William
Hlntze; license carried by q majority:
by 129.
Adrian-President. Fred Noble; trus-
tees, w: r. Mansel, w. E. Timmons and
Dan Fritz; recorder, =. w. Sands; treas
nrer, H. E. savannah: Justice, o: w.
constable, ]; G. Murphy; street commits
nnandale-President, H. K. Kelley;
J. H. McCord; recorder, c. A. MANU-;
treasurer, J.. H. Burr; assessor, George
Eagy; constable, D. F. Powers; street
commissioner, A. Fourmont-
son, treasurer; F. l.. Foster, recorder; S.
A. Smith, assessor; George A HORNED,
alderman-at-large: Other aldermen elect
ed Were: F. E. Gleason, DR.. A. II. Avery
Balaton-President, John N Westbee:
trustees, Jens Knudson, Obed E. Will
pelm and S. S. Brockway; recorder, John
H. Carlaw treasurer, Charles w. Can
Frank Sandquist and John E. Pamm.
Battle Lake-License carried by 16 ma
5eri 1S for the first time in the history
Councilmen, H. G. Kerr, L. L. Riley, F..
]. A. Larson; recorder, E. j. Rudh; treas
qrer, H. G. Head justice Of the peace
strong; assessor, H. s. EVerst.
Rellingham-Mayor. H. Powell; COM
missioners, w. M. Schmitt, L. Fernald
and John t. Stemman; recorder. Fred F.
SCISSOR, II. Walter; justice of the peace.
Henry Walter; constable, A. l.. Mittel-
stad.
Breckenridge Gewalti president;
maker, treasurer; P. F. Gergen, consta>
BILE; Henry Bodson, Charles Benesh and
w. a. Michigan, trustees. There will be
practically no change in the manage
ment of the affairs of the village from
last year.
Brownsdale-A. Swift, president; ]. j.
Hunt, l.. l.. Quimby and S. W. Clark
councilmen; c. A. Hunt, recorder; r. W.
stowe, assessor; J. N Thatcher and A
D. Brown, justices; M. B. Johnson and
Chris Rasmussen, constables.
Buffalo Lake-Village president, j. c.
corder, e. w. Rebstock; councilmen,
George Haag, John Quasi and William
Pruetz; justice of the peace, N. L. Mon
son; constables, ]. w. Gille and Fred w.
Gerber.
Cass Lake-President, James Cardle;
trustees, c. M. Johnson, George Hanson,
J. J. Jackson; recorder, William Nc
Keown; treasurer, H. E. Reed; assessor,
M Swanson; justice A. F. Cummings
Clinton-President ]. d. Ross; trustees,
j. L. Erickson, H. Swensen and A. O..
BENSON; recorder, c. H. Campbell1 treas
urer, j. H. Erickson; justices of the
peace. A. Durlingame and C. H. Camp
bell; constable, f. S. Kenyon.
Detroit-The caucus nominees, headed
nv 70. w. Davis, defeated the Citizens
Dodge Center-supervisors, w. Fl
Franklin chairman, H. 5. H1tchcock
town treasurer, Paul H. Evans; town as
SCISSOR, j. E Lynch; justices of the peace,
c. E. Burdick and f. l.: Burton; con
stables, J. E. Emery and I. b. OSoorn,
Eden Valley Village-L. L. Nerllen;
president; F. c. Meier, r. O'Brien ana
Joseph Friedman, trustees; w. K. sans
bury, recorder; c. T. Mcdonald, treas
urer
Eden Lake Town-supervisors, Thomas
Cassadv. chairman; j. p. Meyer, Peter
Theis; town clerk, f. c. Meier; treasurer,
Charles T. Mcdonald; assessor, George
Weis; justice of the peace, j. l.. FRIED
mann constable, Charles Schaar.
Fertile-President of the council, George
Kronschnabel; councilmen, Andrew OPP
helm. Brown DuckStad, E. B. Gustafson;
recorder, b. L. Johnson; treasurer, L. H.
>Nesseth; assessor, II. c. Tatro; Justices
of the peace, julius Schwartz, Frank
Cunningham; constable, H. .. Gayloru.
license carried by % majority.
Gary-G. E. Pladsen, president; Gust
Groberg, Halvor Lee and T. 0. Wernaa-
ger, councilmen; o. I. Riskopf, recorder;
D. C. Jones, treasurer; l.. l.. Bergan, as
SCISSOR; Halvor Lee and S. e. Wickham,
'V Gra a[;eiI NJ. D. Hartnett;
trustees, William Cox ST.; c; J. MGRae.
James Catlin; recorder, Charles ). Lane;
treasurer, James A. McRae.
Hawley-No license carried by ma
jority. Councilmen, S. P. Wage, presl-
dent; F.. J. Southwell, Andrew Johnson
and William Ritteman; recorder, j. u.
Johnson; treasurer, Nicolai Nelson Jr.;
assessor, Thomas Awrey; justices of the
peace, Knute Kittelson and John ii. Bur
rill constable William Huntington. one
hundred and twenty-Seven votes were
polled.
Hector-President of the council, G. S.
Eichmiller; councilmen, John Hokanson
and O. J. Torbenson; recorder, f. w.
Blumrick Jr.; treasurer, Frank j. p. Han
son; justices of the peace. ii. j. Hansen
and John Weunerbauer. License carried
by a small vote.
Henning-No license carried by 10 ma
jority; an anti-saloon council was elected.
One hundred and twenty-five votes were
cast.
B. B. Sontag, DIR. F. r. Honson and G.
II. Cabot. License carried
Jackson-President of council, J. M.
yoda; trustees, F: F. Harlow, II; +.
Ashley; treasurer, J. K. Brown; asses
sor, NJ " King; justices of the peace,
c. j. Wethe and j. A. Boodrich; con-
stable B. Mattson. License carried.
Koenig, T. Nelson and H. Miller coun-
cilmen r. Fritschi, recorder; A. M.
M. Clark, treasurer; H. ]. McKirdy, as
SCISSOR; ]. w Hair, JUSTICE NJ B. Alb
bett, constable.
LIE Roy-Chairman, M. T. Dunn; trus-
tees, r. Meyers, w. K. Porter, William
Weise; recorder, c.. l. Roy; treasurer,
VIII Frank; assessor, G. w. w. Harden;
justices of the peace. F. E. Garner and
w. NJ. Walker; constable, II. j., Boyd;
street commission. John Maitland; in
favor of license, 70; against license, 60.
neutrality-suspicious., w. r. Pearson;
trustees, p. J. Melting, p. n. Bergh and
j. H. Smith recorder, j. M. Severns;
treasurer, F. w. Palmer. License car
ried.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. William Tubbs;
trustees, s. IT. Sherwin, w. H. Marvin
and Fred Gee; recorder, w. j. Thomp-
son; treasurer Gust Eggina: justice,
Henry Kreis; assessor, A. Fl. Bertrar;
constable, W. o. Knight. License, So;
against license 100.
Mortified A. K. Ware