The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-01
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.

fees make total Of s1,21o The cost,
however, of selecting the right man for
the place is something like $4,000.
No Opposition.
Only one Office has been allowed to go
{ to a candidate by default. David r. Ed
er, a Republican, is the only candidate
for alderman from the Eleventh ward.
Aid. Hunt, who is now in Office from that
district, did not files but 1t is limited that
ne may subsequently become an indie
pendent candidate In several wards
there is only one candidate for each
party. 49, zz@
( OF the nine assemblymen now in ONCE
six have filed for a denomination. The
absentees are Fenton G. Warner, presi-
dent of the body, who is Candidate for
mayor; c. S. Benson, who hopes to be
elected to the senate this fall, and George
F. Dix, who is clerk Of ~the municipal
court. OF the eleven aldermen seven
have filed. ADJ Knauft Of the Second
ward, AID. Schiffmann of the Seventh
ward, who is a candidate for the assem-
bly,, Aid. Murphy of the Ninth, who has
and Aid. Hunt of the Eleventh, are those
chat have dropped out. The other city
officials are, without exception, candi>
dates for reelection. sSz .1 $s5.
The Candidates.
Following is a complete list ofsthe candidates
rs
r. neutrality-suspicious., Andrew R. Kiefer Rob-
ert H. Seng Fenton G. Warner, Frank B. Do
ran John Leighton and S. W. Robilard: DEM
ocrats, John WAGNER and Robert A. Smith.
City Tressurer-Republican, John H. Wolter-
! storff; Democrat, Otto Bremen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., j.. McCardy and
George Thane; Democrats Conrad w. Miller,
Louis Betz and NJ r. Prendergast
5 Judges of the Municipal Court-Republicans
1 John w. Finehout,s Robert c. Hine, Henry
~Gontin and IT. A. si1nons; Democrats, NJ
QCyn T0nf hirtr1o an Cl2 4
% Neill. Frank Ford, William liz Kelly, Jr,
Herman Oppenheim Thomas P. Grace and H
w Cory. #4aH4s ~
Assembly.
s First Ward-Republicans Charles j. Nelson
and Hermc1: w. Phillips; Democrat Charles
Terrier.
Second neutrality-suspicious., George D. Ham
mond; Democrat, Charles j. Dion.
) Third neutrality-suspicious., H. c.. Schurmeisr
and Edward H. Haas; Democrat William A.
Van Slyke-
+ Fourth Ward-Republican, Howard Wheeler
Democrat, Matthias Broos. -
Z Fifth Ward-Republicans Louis F. Schultz
: H. r. Denny, George II. Shaw. and NJ j. Dom
nelly; Democrat, Joseph Horejs.
4 Sixth neutrality-suspicious. w. bennington, T.
e. Bissell and a. T. Rensen; Democrats, Fritz
Lehman, John l.. Gieske and We Boerlnger.
4 Sevent tn. Observation-Disclosures, George III. ROOT
E. B. Lehman and A. 4. Pruden; Democrats,
Michael Doran,s Jr., George c. Lambert, GUS
tave scho1le, John H. Healey and Rudolph
Schiffmann. KS. sss1ES5zz2 80
sJr Democrats E. H. Whitcomb and Nicholas
Herges. 5z-x.itt,5 $50 SsEsE .
I. Ninth ward-Republican, Frank Arnold;
Democrats, Henry c. Haas, John German ana
William Porten. ~ - Ss.st
Democrat, Alexander Adams. 4
8 Eleventh Ward-Republican, NJ. Gordon
Craig; Democrat, VIM Powers <zs fE s:s
.S$ Aldermen. S1%z
First Neutrality-suspicious., John E. Holt and
C. E. Hillstrom. s*F3s S4.a 80 .s
and E. c. Mahle; Democrat, William 81.
Buschmanrl. sasss::.ts;; sAs59
Third Ward-Republican, George A. d DALI
more; Democrat, A.. Dahlquist.
( Fourth Ward-Republcan,s Harry Shepherd.
Hart N. Cook and c. J.. sund; Democrat, q = !
Huber. AS4 SssF85 sta
Fifth Ward-Republcan J. John F. selb;s
Democra is, w. H. Timer, Otto w. Rohland,
u. w. Dougherty and ]. w. Gross.
Sixth observation-disclosures, Oscar - AdaIn,
Paul Martin and Clinton s. Colledge; Demo
Gratis, NJ. j. Mariarty, John McGrath and.
James J.. Prendergast. go.
Z Seventh Ward-Re lican, j. W T.. Corning.
Eighth Ward-Republic leans, 81. L. Mabonz
and H. B. sehWabe; Democrats Matt Bant7
and A. j. Ries. ~ IA s.
Ninth Ward-Republican Edwin snodgrass;;
Democrats, J. W.. Hinkens and Luke Finne-
Tenth Ward-Republican, Joseph N. Hack
ney:: Democrat, Z. ]: Dobner.
Eleventh Ward--Repubican. David r. Elder.
Justice of the Peace.
East of Wabasha-Re publicans Charles S.
Hoh and James L. Johnson; Democrat, James
II. Farrell and =. w: Clancy. s1,5 RS
West of Wabasha-Rep blicans. F. r. Baker
n H.. Mills; Joseph r. Blackwell and David
H. X :mball. s5ss ssss S5
sixth. Ward-De is, Joseph Smith and
Octave Savard. s.. f9s
COnsta b1 es. va
81 East Gzof Wabash Republicans, Peter j. s
ouint and John Lohmann; Democrat Peter
Munkholrn 43
] West OF Wabasha- Republi can. Arthur
Gaines; Democrat, John II. Hause.
Y Sixth Ward Republican. W. Fountain
Democrat, Lawrence Fahey.
q justices of the Peace at LargeCharIes g
IIof and David IT. Kimball.
constablesSa Large Arthur Gaines and Peter,
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