The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-12
ELECTIONS IN MINNESOTA.
License Favored in a Large Num-
Der of Cities.
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Der of Cities.
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AUSTIN, Mimi, March 1.-THE mu-
nicipal election held here today resulted
as follows:
Mayor, B. H. Johnson Oem.); treas
urer, A. E. Johnson (Rep.); recorder, z.
NJ. Foster (Rep.).
Alderman at Large-George A. HORNED
(Rep.).
Alderman, First ward, John Robertson
(Rep); Second, t. Bump Rep.); Third,
John Konovosky Oem.).
The saloon license carried by about 200.
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AITKIN, Mimi, March 1.-THE regular
caucus ticket was defeated here today by
the independent ticket. The following
MARI; trustees, p Casey, John Petra
borg and George Davis; treasurer, A. A.
Sweetman; recorder, C. B. Moran.
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ROYALTON, Mimi, March 1.-THE fol-
lowing officers were elected in Royalton:
President, George E. Wilson; trustees. L.
j. Dassow, Frank Armstrong, Mark Muir
Charles r. Rhoda. Town of Bellevue
Supervisors, N. w. Miller, chairman; J.
NJ. Lambert, w. A. Trask clerk H. M.
Logan; treasurer. Q. r. Rhoda; assessor,
Charles fitzpatrick.
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NEW gainesville, Mimi, March
1.-The new township officers of the
town of PaynesvilIe are: Supervisors,
j. II. Boylan ST., chairman; Carl w.
Bork and A. F. Nehring; clerk, A. E.
SCISSOR, w. e. Schultz; justice, W. H.
Owen; constable, J. w. Gordon. Officers
of the village of New PaynesvilIe: Pres
ident, w. A. Huntington; trustees, A. s.
Carpenter, NJ. s. Elliott, J. McGenty; re-
corder, a. c. Schultz; treasurer. W. e.
Schultz; constable, J. w. Gordon. OFF,
GERS of the village of Paynesvine: Presi-
dent, W. H. Owen; trustees T. c. John
ston, Daniel Chisholm, liver Swanson;
recorder, A. E.Bugbie; treasurer, E. NJ.
Ostrander; justice e. A. Phipps; consta-
BILE, w. H. Welsh.
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LUVERNE, Mimi. March 11.-At the
annual village election today the follow
ing officers were elected: Mayor, B. F.
Woodrow trustees, w. J. Kline, c. A.
Yaeger e. N. Sisson; recorder, E. M
Backer; assessor, J. s. Jones; treasurer,
A. Ross; constable, Charles Crago. Ali
the members of the council are high-H-
cence men.
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FRAZEE, Mimi, March lin the holly
contested election held in this city today
the law and order" ticket, led by Mayor
u l.. Durkln, was successful over the
Citizens ticket. Durkin was elected over.
John Nuener by 90 majority. Peter
hoNi lunch We1S oIeCl6u ISCOTuGT ana j. Il,
Kronschnabel, H. ]. Wood and E. Schram
councilmen.
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HERON LAKE, Mimi, March 11.-At
the regular village election held here to-
day the following officers were elected:
President, B. P. st. John; trustees, B.
B. Sontag, c. H. Cabot, William A. Bel
ter; recorder, J. E. Foss; treasurer, C.
"A. Robinson; justice, c. R. J. Kellam:
constables, N. NJ. Wood, w. S. Freer; as
SCISSOR, w. L. Callision. License carried
by IS votes.
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BENSON, Mimi, March lie. r. AL
saker was today elected mayor, Arnold
Olson, |. G. Gilman and Peter Munson
councilmen and Anton Arneson recorder.
For treasurer Andrew Wilson received
100 votes and M. A. Overlie ISL; for street
commissioner M. Anderson won by 3
votes; for license, 156, against. 1l3. At
murdoch license carried by q and at
Kerkhoven by a.
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ROCHESTER,, Mimi, March 11-A+
the annual charter election held in this
city today the officers chosen were: IT
II. Witherstone, Mayor; NJ Wing as
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