The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-06

hOSlIS In1S year, ana WnHe Cnere IS prop
ably no danger that he can land with any
wisdom for the republican campaign COM
mittee to take every precaution to arouse
the party vote and get it to the polls.'
Sixth District Democratic Committee.
The sixth district democratic commit
tee has perfected it's organization, and
met last week to confer with it's candi-
Wright county was elected chairman and
Charles Vasaly of Morrison vice chair
man. The committeeman are as follows:
Stearns County-F. Benolken. J. D. Sui
livan, Judge Theodore Bruener, Fred
Schilplin, J. R. Bennett, Jr., Andrew Hen
nenan, J. J. Amman, John Lang, W. H.
Owens, DR.. P. G. Bilon, John Hoeschen,
DR.. P. A. Hilbert. w. j. Stevens, H. F.
Meyer, Albert Beseman, George, Schae-
fer, Mic c. Wenner, Ferdinand Peters,
John Mundloch, J. M. Meyer, DR.. w. Stu
art Leech, Henry Ernmel, Henry Keller,
Lucas Kells, G. J. OBrien.
Morrison County-Charles Vasaly, E. F.
Shaw, Charles Gravel, r. S. Clark, John
schmolSe, Simon Barton, M. Viechorek,
Dennis Sheedy, Philip Moran, John Stro-
man, John Stumpf, Theodore Thielen,
Henry Rasicot S. S. Langmade.
Wright County-C. M. King, J. G. Nu-
gent, M. A. O'EIair, r. L. Morgan, S. J.
Mealy, J. H. Baxter, D. D. Anes, N. J.
Mathbush, J. E. Maddigan, J. S. Demoo-
ma, w. S. Huntington.
Meeker County-C. H. Dart, D. Ross,
William Murphy. Rasmus Nelson, Oscar
Peterson, J, H. Murphy.
Sherburn County-T. B. Brown. II. H
Mansure, Charles Judkins..
Douglas County-Cleve Vandyke, DR.. A.
J. Gilkinson, o. w. Hennings, Ferdinand
Dobmeier, T. J. Winkjer.
Benton County-A. E. Kastner George
O'Donnell, Gus Dathke.
Todd County-L.> NJ Davis, John J.
Reichert. Frank Simmons, w. J.. Sartf
John H. Strong, j. H. Sheets, Joseph
Wolfe. 49,
Wadena County-C. Hunsinger, DR.. j
J. McKinnon, A. J. Broker.
Grow Wing County-W. s. Cox, Cor
O'Brien, James Cullen, Robert McGown
J. J. Tucker.
Cass County-Michael Toole, DR.. R. F.
Milestone, John Sempf.
Hubbard County-B. W. White, Thorn.
as Finney, Daniel Petrie.
DR.. Du Bots campaign committe con-
sists Of John G. Crever, manager, an6
Professor Louis H. Vath, secretary, with
headquarters at st. Cloud.
Dunn Rounds Out His Record.
When r. G. Dunn opposed the adoption
was accused right and left Of having "gOne
over to the corporations, and being theil
friend in tax matters. That was the first
time that such an accusation was evel
| brought against the auditor, and it will
probably be the last. His record as state
! auditor has been from first to last in favor
of an equal assessment Of all forms OF
property, and during his eight years serv.
ice there has been an annual increase ir
| hn orfS ~ ha oiYoac mr.
the public service corporations. He fit
tingly rounded out his term of service by
getting the iron mines set at $30,000,000
| nearly treble the valuation of last year
This year he stood for 100000 assess
ment of the twin city street railways, an(
a strong increase in the gas and electric
companies. He did not get all that he
The Warren Register says:
| There be those who predict that Boil
Dunn and Joel HeatwOle will be the two
| leading candidates for the republica1
gubernatorial nomination two years hence
In that case the Register will hitch it
chariot to Bobs star"
! Three Cornered Contest.
/ Renvi,le county is all torn up over thu
I legislative contest, and although safely re
! publican on state and national politics
there, is possibility of a break in tn
| delegation this year, unless the repub
lican vote turns out. Luther Nichols o
Fairfax, a republican living at the HON
| of A. V. Rieke, the republican candidat
for senator, has announced himself an in
dependent candidate, and is going afte
republican votes. The democrats have
candidate in E. I. Winge of Sacred Heart
and there is quite a mix up, with Rick
the probable winner There is said to b.
greater danger of the election Of one o
| the democratic house candidates, EdWar
J. Butler. He is a very popular man, ant
| is supported by anumber of republicans
The Franklin Tribune, republican paper
| has come out for him.
One of the Breckenridge papers, whic
| claims to be republican, is refusing to sup
port R. J. Wells, nominee for the nous
in Wilkin county. Its opposition must b
| on personal grounds, for Mr.. Wells wa
conceded leading place In the las
house. His work on the judiciary commit
tee was of value, and he welded an in
f1uence in the house best shown by hi
success in putting through the bill di
vidjng the sixtieth district into three rep
resentative districts. This insures eac
of the three counties a member of tn
| house. -''. H..
st. Louis and Lake counties will sen
a delegation of three senators and 81
representatives to the next Legislature
! with not a lawyer among them, unles
| some democratic barrister slips in. TIL
three senators have had legislative ex
perience but the six house nominees ar
all new men. The delegation will be lon
on doctors with DR.. Graham of Dulut
and DR.. Budd of Two Harbors.
/
The republican state committee ha
| made dates for Charles J. Berryhill Of S.
] Paul in Big Stone, Traverse and Swift
! counties. He will speak at Clinton Oc
9, Graceville Oct 10, Browns Valley Oc