The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-02
Elsewhere In the State.

Appleton-All the democratic city officers
were reelected and the council will be
y! Baldwin,: M: Brill, supervisor; E. B.
Kinney, president George Pittman, n. B.,
Bailey, Peter Jorstad, Henry Waldorf, Her.
man HeeDnh and Adolph johnson. trustees;
treasurer; John Moe, assessor. License won
by 90 majority.
Bayfed-Currie G. Bell trep.), chairman;
E: Brigham, clerk; R. ingalls,, treasurer.
License carried.
Black River Falls-The republican city tick
ct was elected without opposition. The prop
osition for the city to own the electric light
plant carried by small majority
Chippewa Falls-The democrats, won vic
tory. elect III &C. George B. AacCall mayor by
252; F. Moeri, treasurer, 213, and A. Paquette
assessor, 22O.
cumberand-s H. Waterman, republican.
treasurer A. Johnson aamocrat assesaor
Clear Lake-D. A. Church, president; T.
Stout, P J. Palmer, W. B.. Harding, H. A.
tees; f. n Nilssen, clerk; j.. BsS West eas.
treasurer; G. W. Bidwell, assessor; John f.
1se ;natigh supervisor: Kavanaugh po-
tees; M. B. Mcdonald, constable.
Eau Claire-Rowe, republican, elected
mayor for a third term over Forest, democrat
by 800 majority. Radensleben. republican, re-
elected clerk by % majority; Gilbertson, re-
publican, elected municipal judge no opposi-
ton. The council is republican =.
Fond du Lac-Dr. A. L. Bishop for mayor,
and the entire republican ticket were elected.
Galesyille-The regular caucus ticket was
elected over the peoples ticket by an ever
Kellman; trustees L. N. Hammer ]. M. Ben
rud, Nels Peterson, ]. T. Jensen, B. w.
Ravs clerk w. a. roTef
j John Nm, McKeeth. Justices 3; = Cripple and H.
carried. The town of Gale voted 81, 800 for a
n Hpao rnN1yo, - nnn
a stone crusher.
Grantsburg License carried by eight ma
jority. Canute Olson was elected village pres
ident; Simon Thoreson, chairman of county
board; L. E. Nelson. treasurer.
Hammond-The following were elected E.
MsGavpre H. n Gsinnel clerk
bell, supervisor; J. Conrad, assessor. Lii
cense carried by majority Of SO.
Hudson-Fr n5 Mcclure (dem.) was elected Cd
majority; Michael Murphy (den1.) was elect
ed treasurer over Townsend (rep) and Street
er dnd); Ross, assessor, and Disney, justice,
three aldermen, one supervisor and one school
commissioner. The republicans elected two
supervisors and two school commissioners.
Helms for circuit court, had no opposition,
and polled about 500 votes In the city.
Madson-The republicans carried the city
by 500 majority, gain Of 1000 over last year.
John w, Grover was elected mayor over Pro-
fessor Storm Bull, the present incumbent
The council will have republican majority
New Richmond-The most exciting NUM-
cipal campaign in the history Of the city re-
suited in sweeping victory for Dr. Frank
w. Epley, non-partizan republican, who is
elected mayor over M. S. Bell, also non
partzan republican, by III majority, receiv-
ing over 2 to of the total vote cast James
j. Gavin, treasurer, and Leonard Taft as
SCISSOR, were reelected without opposition
License carried by IS majority.
PlainfeldAPresident, H. E. Pratt; clerk
Ward Stillwell; supervisor, B. O. Storm; as
SCISSOR, Joseph Sherman; treasurer, John
Blair; justice of peace. Charles Baker; police
justice, Carl Witt; constable John Goult;
Charles Webb received l12 votes for circuit
judge.
Prairie du Chien-The election was COM
plete sweep for the. democrats, from mayor
to constable, including all ward Offices
River Falls--Mayor, A. w Lun; aldermen,
D.: Van Voorhis, G; F: Winter, Theo. Smith,
Fred w. Williams, the caucus nominee, and
Van Voorhis Gnd) over Louis Plat
Shell Lake,. E. Gregory was elected
chairman over P. N. Burg by 213 to 1872 The
proposition to dispose of the town park was
defeated.
| &parta-The entire republican ticket was
elected except the democratic mayor, one al
derman and one supervisor Fred Gross
| mayor; W.. w. Hubbard, assessor; w e.
Bartlett, treasurer; John A. Shots Justice
of peace; Egbert I. Waring, constable. LII
cense was carried by $50 majority
! Stanley-The nonpartiza1 ticket was re-
elected. Mayor, L. /. Roe; clerk, H. j. Cum,
mings; treasurer, D. j. Kean; supervisors.
Crane, Culbertson, Chapman and Walsdorf.
| William A. Beaumont was elected assessor