The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-08-30
CANDIDATES TN The FIELD
LISTS FOR PRIMARY ELECTION ARE. CLOSED
Voters Will Have Abundant Opportunity to Exer-
Z else Choice at the Primaries Next
1885, MOnth-The Lists.

The time for filing aff1dayits of cam
d1dacy. for nQminati tons to- be made at
the primary election Sept is, expired sat
y % clock last night, and there is nc
dearth of candidates for nomina tions in
which Ramsey county voters will take a
part. 59s 4 Il. &
One hundred /, and fifty-six candidates
.1lled fort he thirt three nominal lions to
be made,sby Ramsey county voters. Sew
enty-five candidates for nomination are
democrats, and geighty-one Republicans.
There are Republican candidates for every
otllce to be filled this fall, but for five
| o1lcess the Democrats have no candidate
In the field. There will be no contest for
the Republican nomination, and no Demo-
cratic opposition at the election for two
ofscts, county commissioner, from the dis
trlct ZWes:s of Rice street, for which; James
Powers Of New Brighton has filed, and
county superintendent Of Schools for
which: homas5 N. Montgomery has filed.
Both are candid dates for renonainafion:: =
So rSS.s No 0ppOsifion.s. *s=s
/ Il. There are three other cases in which
/ there are contests for the Republican
nomination5 butfin which the winners will
| election: The. three Republican cont ests
IN which the nomination is also certain
election are state senator. from the First
and Second wards, and from the Tenth
and Eleventh, wards and country. and for
representative from the Seventh ward.
Ihere IS no contest: for thirteen Demo-
cratic nominations, and no contest for
eight Republican nomina tons; where the
opposing party will have candidate in
One Of the liveliest contests in the coun-
ty Will be for the nominations for clerk of
courts. s. There are three candidates for
the Republican nomination and five candi-
oates for the Democratic nomination. The
also be interesting. There are two Repu D.
llcan and four: Democratic candidates.
The. nominations fo1ssthe four county com
mlsslonerss to- be elected from st. Paul
viii probably be in doubt until after the
primaries, as there arc tWenty-three can
d1dates for the Republican nominations
and twenty candidates for the Democratic
i: nominations: - E - ss@~r Z. - 49, -
r. -. For the legislature. s.":s :
The most interesting contests for legis-
iat1ve nominations will be for state .sena-
tor; from the Fourth and Seventh wards
ward. -. p -. ~ =
There win be no contest for the Demo-
court, but there are five candidates for the
two Republican, nominations.
o 1Judges s,, Of the district court will be
elected this fall in five other districts Of
the state. There are no contests for the
Republican or Democratic nominations in
the Third, Fourth, Eleventh and Twelfth
districts, and no candidates for. the Dem,
ocratlG nomination in the First and
Twelfth districts or for one Of the judge
ships in the Eleventh district =
|. ~ congressman.
There is no contest either for the Re-
publican or Democratic nominations for
congressman from the Fourth district, of
which Ramsey county is a part, but the
list Of congressional candidates betokens
many Interesting fights in other districts.
There are seven candidates for the Re-
publican nomination in the Third district,
five IN the Ninth district, three in the
Fifth, Seventh and Eighth districts, and
two in the First and Sixth districts The
only contests for Democratic congression-
al nominations are in the Eighth and
Fifth districts
Following are the candidates that have
hled in Ramsey county and the congress
sional and judicial candidates that have
filed with the secretary of state: