The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25
STILL IT'S MIXED.
Auditor and Supreme Clerkship
Fights by no Means Settled.
MANY INSTRUCTIONS FOR "vAN"

Republican County Conventions Do
Not Shed the Light Expected
ON Certain Offices.
Returns from the county conventions
yesterday throw little light on the
| probable outcome Of the republican state
| convention, except in, this; A majority Of
the delegates to the convention are in
/ structed for Van SAINT for governor. and
| there will be no show of opposition to his
| denomination. s.Ey
local candidates, and there is little to
Other instructions are general for
| indicate an advantage Cor any of the can
didates for auditor, or clerk Of the SUI
| preme court, :,,z.t,,
| Becker county indorsed Ray Jones for
lieutenant governor and. Iverson for audi
tor. .@,t,, =.
Lincoln county Instructed for j. A.
Everett for clerk OF the supreme court
and for zIVerson for auditor. al - =.
T Lac qul Parle county. Endorsed Jacobson,
St. Louis county, Halden. and Fillmore
county, Iverson, each county being loyal
| to the home candidates. ~ Jacobson has
most Of the Chisago delegation, though
/ there are no Instructions. $50 -, I.
! Clay. county indorsed Douglas for at
torney general and Comstock for con-
| gress.@E< r rz.-.ez =. So. sz..-..= Is
Crow Wing. county Endorsed Buchanan
! Morrison county, zBuckman's own, fol-.
| lowed suit. s.r, ,rs--......a .......,
sMeeker county, Endorsed Foster for con-
gress. .s. ~ 80 -.-y.. T.,
| : Renville county. Endorsed Bowling for
\ congress and; put him at the: head OF the
delegation. : -. ..s,-....... :
! fyy mil hn jui1 ho.
tween Jacobson and ,Iverson on auditor. =
| Winona county Endorsed Van SAINT and
Tawney.-.--..~ 80 -y4-z = 1, :>-5.y< e :
Lake; county indorsed Van SAINT, J. Adam
Bede for congress-, Halden for auditor
and G. F. Staples for, railroad commits
| sioner. -. .e,.. -, 49,. -,. E
| Goodhue county instructed for Van SAINT
| and commended Heatwole. ~, = 3. -: 49,,
Brown county Endorsed Van SAINT and
| his stand on the merger, Roosevelt and
his antitrust move, and declared for free
! lumber. ,> 80 ..a-E.
Itasca county turned down resolution
| indorsing Bede for congress. Ii, -.
Nicollet county, sore over, the board OF
! control, refused to sindorse either Van
SAINT or Block, but will doubtless vote for
both. *.
! Mobiles, Rock and several other counties
adopted resolutions commencing the gov
ernor for his action against the merger
| Houston county Endorsed Iverson for
! auditor. Chippewa . Endorsed jacobson.
Redwood is for jacobson first andIverson
! second choice. : ~9rsF,.,z 4e:>.~% = -.
Waseca is divided on auditor between
Iverson and Jacobson, and is anti-Reese.
| Rice, Sherburne,. Stevens and several
other counties adopted no instructions of
any kind. .rsaI.
Every county that has candidate for a
place on the state ticket has coupled in
structions for Van SAINT with instruc-
'tions for the home man. None care to be
placed in an attitude hostile to the gov
\ yellow - Medicine, instructed for Van
> SAINT. Jacobson for auditor. Volstead for
congress and Erickson for the legisla-
ture. .. "a .,e,, is.s. :: ,..-e =. -, ae..;..
Murray. county is for, Jacobson and
Everett. ..- -. 49, --. -.
Anoka county ) indensed. , sRidgeen for
tclerk Of the supreme court. ;s,..s.s
/ Isanti Endorsed Van SAINT, 7Bede for con
gress, and Barker, for state treasurer
Roosevelt's Cuban 4, reciprocity policy
: was Endorsed by Jackson. county and the
delegation Instructed for Van SAINT, r..
Traverse instructed Tor Van. SAINT, ia
cobson for auditor and e. ]. Jones Of Nor
ris. for lieutenant governor. 49,.
Benton. county lis for Van SAINT for gov.
ernor and Buchanan for congress. :.
Kittson Endorsed Grindeland for con
gress and gave Instructions for Van SAINT
Pope instructed for Van SAINT and ia
cobson. There was some rivalry between
| supporters Of Young, and Volstead for, the
cont rol Of the delegation to the state con-
4 vention. A majority of those elected are
for Volstead, Bowling has not to exceed
one supporter among the twelve 80
Norman-is for Van SAINT Iverson has a
majority Of delegates for. tate auditor.
Marsall passed resoluti ions indorsine
Grindeland for congress and B. r. sund-
berg Of Kittson county for state senator;
u Stevens: is for Van SAINT and Senator E.
T.. Young for congress- q t717s : ts@l
+ Pine Endorsed Roosevelt and Van SAINT
/ and the candidacy of Bede. <
Polk is for Steenerson for congress
Van SAINT was Endorsed. ~ !: -
Mower instructed for: Van SAINT and
/ adopted strong resolutions on the merger
Wilkin did as much for Van SAINT and
Endorsed home man, Ezra G. Valentine
for congress. -. IL -. :
j Kandiyohis resolutions indorsed the
administration Of President Roosevelt and
Governor Van SAINT. No inst ructions were
given. A plank in favor Of county local
option was adopted. 80, - -. = .,::
} Hubbard Instructed for the governor. :,
j List Of Delegates.
Delegates elected from the several
counties are as. follows: ,..z,,:. ea -, 49,
,.Washington-W. g. sMasterman,c chairman
James Mulvey, Dr. T. c. Clark, George, II
. sullivan, u. I. Hospes, John G. Nelson Oil
Staples, J.. N. Bronson, G.. A. Parker Angus
. Neubauer John Zelch, l.. Bahls, @. B. Soule
y: n. hillary, w. J.. Simmons, j. A. Peter
] son and Sven Magnuson. - =.
: ltasca-D. M. :Gunn2I. d. Rasmussen. r
q W. Faulkinghor, H R. King, W. O. Gilbert
George H.. Spear, L. F. Knox and w G
Tyndali - i z. s1..-,,. : =, - =
Jackson-G. R. Moore, p. X. .Beree, a. Paul
SON. w. anbney, b: T.: Smith, r. II
hueneburg, M: f.; Jackman, E. p Coleman
T.. 3. Luendag. A. Fairfield, j. WooIsten
i croft and G. T.sJerolard = y q -,
Stearns-James A. Martin, R. B. Brewer 7
A. Collins, A. L. Elliott, James E. Jeks. J
F. Stephens, G. w. Bath, John Deleo.. N
Lambert, A. c.. Cooper, L. R. Barto. Anton
Schmidt, p Peck, E. w. Holmes and OI,
Brown-w. W. Smith, Sleepy Eye; p D
) kayerty, Home;1J. C. Rothenburg, Spring
field; "A. F. Keim, S. D. Peterson, Joseni
Bobleter, Phil Leisch, New Ulm'; Neis Chris
tfnsen, Prairieville;s Walter Blackman. spring
field; H. ]. Knudson, Evan; FL. Chamb bard
Hanska; George w. Someryille, Sleepy Eye.
Lincoln-H. d. Keller, e. A. Christensen
L. M. Lerwtck, W. o. Giruth, T. Y. Grun
, tund, A, H. Mohler, G.. W. Stiles and JON
, :chisago-P.. II. stolberg, e, W. stark !,
Peterson, Danielson, Coliander, Sousen. Rowe
!, Rydstrow, Oleson. Elmquist, Taylor, r. Free
, deem, D. Stewart and SIC. Johnson