The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-18
Totals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z, 650
Kain's majority, 1,732.
krahmer Gets Place.

Totals 1913 3,S42 l,436
Krahmer's plurality, 524.
II. r. Kane, had no opposition for
county attorney, but this did not pre-
vent the Democrats from voting for
him on each ballot.
Harvey Hall beat O'Neall on the Re-
publican ballot by over $500. Halls
vote was over 5000.
DR.. A. w. Miller doomed up with over
1000 plurality on the vote for coroner.
DR.. Jones, his only active competitor,
managed to secure 1,209 votes and j.
Muller about half as many.
Hesselgrave did not have as large a
majority on the Republican ticket as
did Miller, but he had a plurality of g.
286 over Levy, his only competitor.
kellerman Has Hopes.
County Treasurer Metzdorf had no
contest for a denomination, but polled
an exceedingly large vote.
M. ]. Bell, who is a candidate for
some Office at every election, won out
on the Republican side, beating Keller
man by III votes. Bells vote was
$3.50: Kellerman, 2,373; Hoyt, 2,S83,
and Cudworth, 1928. Kellerman claims
the official returns will change the re-
suit.
John B. oliver, who has served the
county on the probate bench, landed
plurality of nearly 600. The vote was:
Oliver, $500; Rogers, 1921
Judge Bazille, the present incumbent,
was renominated, securing over 5000
majority over ex-Justice of the Peace
Baker The vote was: Bazille, SOP;
Baker, 1856.
T. G. Brunson, the Democratic can
didate for abstract clerk, had no op-
position, but was given large COM
Ill ~, Ill
Schuetz defeated Passavant, his
competitor on the Republican ticket,
by nearly 1000 majority. The vote
was: SchuetZ, 4,712; Passavant, $3.50.
On the Democratic ticket for county
surveyor the present incumbent, John
B. Irvine, had no opposition. Gates A.
Johnson will be the candidate on the
Republican ticket, defeating Arm
strong by 1000. Johnson received 5,43S
votes and Armstrong, 3,402.
T. D. O'Brien and J. G. Michael had
no opposition for nomination as judges
Of the district court. O'Brien received
several hundred more votes than
Michael in the several wards.
On the Republican ticket Greer M.
Orr and Judge Lewis were nominated
as was expected. Countryman secured
more votes than Chaplin and Butts
surprised everybody except a certain
clique by polling nearly 1900 votes.
The votes cast for the Republican can
316; Countryman, 1924 Chaplin, 2,429;
Butts, 1,179.
Thomas Montgomery, the only cam
didate for county superintendent of
schools, was on the Republican ticket
and had no opposition.
For County Commissioner.
The nineteen candidates on the DEM
ocratic ticket for county commissioners
could not all be elected, as the law
provides for only four going on the
ballot election day. The four having
the highest vote, according to the un-
official returns are: Daniel Kelly, e.
62S; M. p. Moriarty, 2,265; T. Davis,
1880; f. Kelly, 1,775. J. S. Schneider
and j. f. Cullen are close enough to
get Kelly's place should there be the
least change in the official figures as
returned by the canvassing board.
On the Republican ticket there were
twenty-four candidates, with but four
to get a place on the official election
ballot. The four highest were: Robert
A. Seng, 2,S41; David w. Gray, 2,524;
George A. Nash, 2,101; Nicholas Pott-
gieser, 1,S41.
There Were Surprises.
IHcIc WSlS several surprises III CQ6
senatorial and legislative nominations,
even though the politicians now admit
that they knew just how things were
going.
In the Thirty third district, while
the majority of the Republican voters
live in the First ward, the candidates
for senatorial and legislative honors
are from the Second ward.
The Democrats had no nominee for
senator in this district. The Repub-
lican fight was between w. w. Dunn
and Benjamin F. Knauft. Dunn trim
med his opponent, securing 1921 votes
to Kanuft's 924. For the house Berndt
Olson had no opponent on the Demo
cratic ballot. On the Republican ticket
there were seven candidates and the
vote was light. Walter Lemon and
Joel f. Gregory secured the nominal
lions, the vote being:
Gregory, 1874: Lemon, 837: Berg, 796;
Schoonmaker, sos; Norman, $50;
Circuit, sos; Leithhauser, 354.
In the Thirty-fourth district Sen
ator McNamee, the Democratic can
didate had no opposition for a nom