The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-07
SELECTIONS FOR PRIMARIES AM
CARLY CONFIRMED AT COUN-
Gil MEETING LAST NIGHT
BOTH PARTIES ARE SATISFIED
Prohibitionists and Matt Bantz Raise
Protests, but Are OverruIed-
Democrats Get the Most
Names.

ohclal sanction to the list of judges that
VIII otf1cfate at the coming primary and
general elections.
In a way the Democrats get the best
CT the selections, that organization be-
ing accorded the largest number of
judges, but the division seemed satisfac-
tory to the Republican members Of the
assembly and they accepted them with
out protest.
The real selection was made in the af-
ternoon by a committee from the board
or aldermen, who met with the severa
representatives of the three political par
ties. Here each was allowed a Judge
but the method was not satisfactory to
some, who thought their particular par
ty and precincts were not getting their
rights, and IN consequence the room was
filled with a noisy clamor that at times
reached the proportions of a small sized
riot. Chairman Dobner, however, de-
manded that the law be observed and the
difficulties were gradually and amicably
settled.
Assemblymen Craig and Denny lifted
up their voices during the selection and
vowed they would fight it out in the
meeting if their wants Were not respect
ed, but the threat was not carried into
execution. The Prohibition committee
also thought it was getting the worst of
it, but like the others was pacified ard
At the meeting in the evening, Aid.
BantZ was not satisfied with the seIec-
tons in his ward and entered an en-
phatic protest The list ne handed In
was completely at variance with the Sc
lections made by the several committees,
and as the election law demands that the
central committee's names shall be re-
spected, it had to be considerably chang
ed. III
This fact was explained to Mr.. Bantz
by the chair and a number of the mem
bers, but he refused to be pacified and
appealed to the corporation attorney.
The answer was in accordance with the
statements of the ether members, but
Mr.. Bantz still insisted that he had been
made victim, and refused to vote in the
affirmative when the final vote was
taken.
During the evening Mr.. Bantz made a
round of the Republican members of the
board and the assembly in an attempt
to secure aid for the purpose of holding
up the list, but they refused to, come to
his rescue. The majority of the Repub-
licans expressed themselves as fully sat
isfed Especially was this so in the
Ninth ward, where the Republicans are
given two judges in a number of the
precincts. The same division exists in
respect to Ethe First and Second wards.
The complete list of judges, running in
order Democratic, Republican and Pro-
hibitionist, is as follows:
First Ward.
First Precinct-G A Frances Gus Sic
bert, George B. Caldwell.
Second Precinct-John Bohmert, +.
Wehmer, l. H. Hullsick.
Third Precinct-E. Kingsbury, John
Bloom, J. E.. Froiseth.
Fourth Precinct-W. Scott, D. HI. Da-
Wis, N. j. Esping
Fifth Precinct--George Dempsey, F. E.
Edmund, A. H. Hooper.
Sixth Precfnct-B. Schultz, Gus Swan
son, Gus Williams.
Seventh Precinct-M Ringhof, w F.
Weyl, C. e. Kallstedt.
Eighth Precinct-Chris Hogan, w. F.
Mohoupt, G. J. skytte.
E. Johnson, n. i. Townsend.
Charles Knapp, John A. Peterson o.
Eleventh Precinct-ChsrHes Parks, A.
M. Nicoll, c. A. F1owble.
Second Ward.
First Precinct-N. B. Blakeslee, F.
Cervenska, Joseph Armbruster.
Second Precinct-M. O'Conneu, George
II. Zollman, A p. Rotert
Third Precinct. T. Husher, Joseph
Burger, William Rossberg.
Fourth Precinct-M. G. Schiller, G. P.
RIFT. C. H. Lindeke Sr.
Fifth Precinct-Jacob Heck, w. F.
Stutzman, William Schnittger.
Sixth Precinct-Peter Keim, F. A.
Seventh PrecinctgW H. Cook, Robert
Kiefer. E. G. Gray.
Eighth Precinct-Coleman O'Halloran,
j. " G9 9nnaioa+ p 4,, R. Jackson SON 49,,
O. Grady Horace IMeeker.
Tenth Precinet-Daniel OConnor, J. w
Semple, M. j. Clum
Eleventh Precinct-T. NJ Mcclure, Matt
Leilkauser, Joseph Halter.
Third Ward.
First Precinct-Nelson Busey, J. H.
Merriam, Thomas McDermott.
Second Precinct-J. c.. Moe, Charles
Kenney, Patrick @ Haggerty.
Third Precnet-John Feeney, W. Fl.
Dewitt, John Harris.
Fourth Precinct-William Madigan, M.
A. Hanson, f. H. Bronhorst
Fifth Precinct-Eric Morton, c. G.. An
derson, F. a. Carpenter
Sixth Precinct-A. G. Bennett T. F.
Smith, Jacob Wirth.
Seventh Precinct-John H. Hoffman. T.
S. Dowlan, Harry Simons.
Eighth Precinct. l.. Walker, J. c.
Moroney, George Lamb.
Fourth Ward.
First Pracinct-Joseph Deller. T. T.
Contcn. James Donovan
Second Precinct Walter George,
George Golfer, Edward Orlemann.
Third Precinct-A. D. Mcleod, p C.
Haas, w. C. Perrin.
Fourth Precinct-John sandaland, Nor
gan sherley, John Gelena Jr.
Fifth Precinct-Wiliam Hickman,
Matthias Friedman, F. P. Higgins.
Sixth Precinet-Matt Koch, a. Pampe-
rim, A. G. Dohm.
Seventh Precfnct-T. J. Ryan. Ross
Clark. Stanley Haigh.
:, Eighth Precinct-W w. Colby, NJ. J.
Cosgroye, Andrew rGiesen.
Ninth Precinct-R. E. BelIand. William
Trchiyntz, J. C. Covington.
Tenth Precinct-J. G. Donnelly, T. T.
Brennan w. F. LIE Clair.
Eleventh Precinct-George Walker.
Richard Farr, Henry Meyer.
Twelfth Precinet-o. 3; Robertson, Pc
Fifth Ward,
First. Precinct-Robert OXIDE. Ernest
Frey, William O'Keefe
Second Precinct-Thomas J. Burke.
John albir F BrnggemfRnh z Hardy
Ames, John FHzgefald
Strauss, JOSEPH I16herty
Fifth Precinc Dohn Clarkins, Joseph
Picha Michael BfcGriffin.
Sixth Precinct-Thomas Powers Sr.,
Charles Koch, John F. Kelly.
Seventh Precinct-John Morrissey,
Charles Pasavant Jr. II. n. Vaur.
Eighth PrecSnct-1Fr rank Sherman F. A
Koch, James Murnane.
Ninth Precfnct-John Richter James
Strausky. WnHans Walsh.
Tenth Precillct1Franl1 MeitelschIaeger.
Henry Steele F. J. Sullivan.
Eleventh Precinct-R. I. Holcomba, M.
Klusak George c. Trenter
Twelfth Preeinot-WiIliam Loughway,
e. Hammer, David Bomarth.
Thirteenth Precinct - Frank Iynci
Fourteenth Precfnct-D. J. Genley, L
Winter, Louis Martin.