The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-03-14
THE HISTI\GS.


: THE HI STINGS. i:
.I.411r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tuesday was the day of the annual
town meetings and in most towns the
vote was light owing to the heavy
storm which set III in the afternoon.
In Princeton township the candidates
GO togeChe" Monday. or rather most
of them, and agreed to print ticket
which would contain the names of all
the asn;rancs for office. Tuesday there
were some who did not fall in readily
with this idea and a second ticket was
printed. -At the business meeting it
was decided to levy town revenue
fund OF 500 and a road and bridge fund
OF $3.50. The following road over
seers were chosen: f,rtman AIilbrandt.
lSt district: William Cer:h. 2nd dis
trict: William Briggs, :'ri district;
Michael \1ahoney. 18th district: Ben.
Hatcher. 9Th district: August Schmidt,
9th district: Frank kronuuisr. 'th dis
trict: Joseph Wolf. sth district: John
ZatterStrOm. 9Th district: George
Schmidt. 10th district. The following
pOundmasterS were also elected Stock
ton Reem. H. L. Mathis, Floyd Hatcher,
August Schmidt and f. H. Sleeves.
When the polls closed the count of the
ballots showed the following officers
elected: Supervisors. Jacob Ellen
baum. Chairman. August Meyer. j. f.
Bockoven: town clerk. Ernest H. Sell
horn: treasurer. William klingbeil;
assessor. Otto Henschel: justices of
the peace. NJ. Cutler and Louis Rust:
consta bieS. Carl Rieck and \. II. Ohm
son.
BALDWIN,
In Baldwin the same Old fight came
up this year. Murphy against the field.
and as one man put it Murphy will
have to content himself with the posi-
ton Of fourth man on the board. The
count showed the following gentlemen
to be elected: Supervisor W. H. Hi
land. chairman. I. +. Wallace. T. D.
Pearson: town clerk, L. Berry: treas
urer. Chas. JudknS: assessor. Milo
COn"oy: justices O. the peace. \. J.
BurcheE anu William O'Malley: con-
stable, W. N. Brown. r.. The meet
ing a:so voted to abolish the election
OF ove"See"S q the highways. al, road
work hereafter 70 be done uruer the
genera. management OF the Supervi-
sors. and further. 10 abolish the collec-
ton Of po!: tax.
tiNEENBJSE.
Supervisors. Sidney Jes1ner. chair
man. Charles Soiberg and F. =. Grow:
town clerk. Charles L. Slater: treas
urer. +. S. Walker: assessor, Z. \.
Ross: constable. John H. Grow
VILLAGE OF MILACA.
Council: \. Bryson, president: Z. E.
Price, G.. NJ. Hallberg and C. Z. Erick-
son: +. W. Nissan. recorder: J. S.
Anderson. treasurer: James Burke.
assessor: H. \. Norcross and Barrett
Garter. justices Of the peace: Fidel
Smith. constable.
VILLAGE OF FORESTON.
Council: G.. II. Deans. president,
Chas. Dusel!, NJ. G.. Northway and n.
70 VII
corder: John Norgren, treasurer: f.
n. Bacon, Justice Of the peace: William
Buisman. constable.
BORGHOLN.
Supervisors: Carl Ekman. chairman.
Uus Lundberg and John JacksOn: town
clerk. J. B. Herou: treasurer, N. NJ
Peterson: assessor, c.. +. Newberg:
Justice Of the peace, G. A. Schwein-
furth: constable. A. B. Hammer.
MILACA.
Supervisors: Charles Ness, chair
man, Robert Swenson and Z. E. Mol
Ian: town clerk. Ole Larson: treasurer,
Peter Jensen: assessor, Charles Swan
son; justice Of the peace, O. 0. Thomp-
son: constable, Frank Larson.
SPENCER BROOK.
Supervisors: F. ". Goodwin: chair
man, J. II. Chapman and Louis Lind
quist: town clerk, G. B. Smith: treas
urer, J. F. Whiting; assessor, n. A.
Messer; constable, E. E. Ellingwood.
The township voted TO restrain cattle.
CAMBRIDGE.
The election at Cambridge was a
spirited affair, the license people win
ming by the narrow majority of one
vote. The returns showed 50 votes in
favor of license and IS against. The
nrasidant -alant dacla red hafora oloo.