The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-08

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4 fees make a total of s1,21O. The cost
{however,sof selecting the right man fol
I the place IS something like Sc, 600. Is
3 No OppOsitiOn.S-.5 1 s55,,s.s .s
5.3 Only one ONCE mas been allowed to &c
I to candidate by default. David r. Ed
En-, a Republican, is the only candidate
for alderman from the Eleventh ward.
4 Aid Hunt, who is now in office from that
district, did not file, but it is limited that
ne may subsequently become an indie
pendent candidate. In several wards
there is only one candidate for each
4 party. * 5s .$ ASH ~ 3 49,
y OF the. nine assemblymen now in ONCE,
six have filed for denomination. The
;absentees are Fenton G.. Warner, presi-
dent of the body, who is, a candidate fol-
mayor; g. s. Benson. who hopes to be
elected to the senate this fall, and George
4 ~ Dix, who Is clerk of the municipal
SQUIRT. OF the eleven aldermen seven
have filed. Aid. Knauft of the Second
ward, Aid. Schiffmann of 3 the Seventh
ward, who is a candidate for the assem-
bly,, Aid. Murphy Of the Ninth. who has
mis- eye on aboard of public works job,
and Aid. Hunt of the Eleventh, are those
that have dropped out. The other city
officials are, without exception, candi-
dates for reelection.
24[ The Candidates.
Following is a complete list Of the candidates
who have filed: n l$j
: Mayor-Republica Andrew r. Kiefer, Rob-
ran, John Leighton and S. w. Robillard; Dem
ocrats, John.Wagener and Robert A Smith.
City Observation-Disclosures, John H Woltar-
storff; Democrat Otto Bremen. a
& Observation-Disclosures, J. J. McCardy and
George Thane; Democrats, Conrad W. Miller,
Louis Betz and NJ. r. Prendergast.
q; Judges of the Municipal .Court-Republicans
: John w. Finehout, Robert &C. Hne, Henry
5conlin and H. a. Snons, Democrats, j. N.
Rogers, F. w. Foot, 3; j. shipman. Q. H.
eO.Neill Frank Ford, IS Wi liam l.. Kelly, Jr.,
W.: Cory. 5Fs7sss {; - 5#s. 49,
Assembly.
First Ward Republicans, Charles J. Nelson
and Hermoz w Phillips; Democrat Charles
Ferrier. 5#s2
Second neutrality-suspicious., George D.. Ham
mond; Democrat, Charles J. Dion. q
3 Third neutrality-suspicious., H. G: Schurmelsr
and Edward H. Haas; Democrat, William A.
Van Slyke.
Fourth Ward-Republican, Howard Wheeler,
Democrat, Matthias Broos., Is.
Fifth observation-disclosures, Louis f. Schultz,
H. r Denny George H. Shaw and M. J.SDon-
! nelly; Democrat, Joseph HoreJs.s
NJ Sixth neutrality-suspicious. W. Pennington, L.
& E. Bissell and A. T. Rensen; Democrats. Fritz ritz
Lehman John L. Gieske and w. e. Boeringer.
Seventh neutrality-suspicious. George H.SFoot,
r. B. Lehman and A. K. Pruden: Democrats
Michael Doran, Jr., George g. Lambert Gus
4tave Schol1e, John H. Healey and sFfuuolpn
Eighth nth W,ard-Republican David Ramaley,
Jr.; Democrats, 2. H. Whitcomb and N1choias
Ninth republican, Frank Arnold;
$Dsrnocra ts,t Henry Haas, John German ana
William. Porten.
Tenth observation-disclosures george ?. lles
Democrat, Alexander: Adams. 81
Eleventh Ward-Republican, NJ Gordon
Craig Democrat, Winn Powers M
AIaerzne N. Ss$ $50 u.
First Ward-R epublieans John q. Etoit ana
~ 1,af, oo.E ~ Tx
Second observation-disclosures J. u. Nielnan
and 81 e.. c.. Mahle; Democrat " llllarn e
Buschmann. !, ~. An . ,,a,,;
more; Democrat A. Dahl quist
Fourth Ward-Republican, Harry shepnerd'
Hart N Cook and G. ). sSund; Democrat, r. j.
Huber. .Ff: vs. - z, -,
Fifth Ward-Republican, John E. Selb;
Democrats w. III. Timer. Otto w. Rohland
JsW. Dougherty and J.s6W. Cross.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures. oscar S, =. Aoa l
Paul Martin and Clinton s. Colledge; Demo,
Gratis NJ. T.: Mariarty, John McGraths and
James j.. Prendergast
Eighth Ward Republicans. 2. L.. Mabon
and H. F. Schwabe; Democrats, Matt Banta
and A. J.. $Ries. s-slssz
Ninth Ward-Republican Edwin snodgrass;
Democrats. y w IIinkens ana LUCE ff1 inns
Tenth ward Republican. Joseph NJ. Hack
new Democrat j.. ]. Dobne s u 8 e
Eleventh Ward-Republican. David r. Elder.
Justice Of the Peace.
Fast of wabasha- ublicans} Charles 5.
HoffI and James L. johnson; Democrat, James
H Farrell a nd Nv. Clancy.
o West Of Wabasfa Republicans. F. r. Baker.
Fl n. Mills Joseph RBlackwell and David
i sixth Ward emo Gratis. Joseph smith and and
Octave Savard. -
COnst tables.
y IIast Of Wabasha epublicans, Peter ]:
CUNT and John I.oh1nan Democrat Peter
= : West 81 Of Wabasha Republ can, Arthur
Gaines Democrat t, John II. Hause.s q,
Sixth Ward-RepubItcan w. e. Fountain;
Democrat, Lawrence Fahey.
Z justices Of the Peace at Large-Charles 9
Hsff and David H.. KtmbaI . +.
8 f,nnstables at Large-Ar thur Gaines and Peter
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