The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-10
The eleven members at large are as follows

n,FlFst CONGRESSIONAL Dlstrlct-tf.1 A. MoIey'
second-H. j. Miller, Luverne.
Third-Albert- johnson, Red Wing.
Feurth-M. D. Flower and Otto Kuffner, st.
Fifth-Robert Jamison, Excelsior, and s. r.
snider Minneapolis.
sixthzJames 4. Martin. St; Cloud;
Eighth--E. B.. Hawkins, Duluth.
Ninth-Charles A. Hitchcock, Crookston.
The members from the eighteen judicial
districts are as follows:
First. w. c. Masterman, saltwater; second,
Oscar Mailman, st. Paul; third, H. NJ. RICH
neapoliis; nth. J. II. Adaiir, oWatonna: sixth,
Gustav Wedell Mankato; seventh, G. c.
Eastman, Wadena; eighth, P. A.. ,Cosgroye,
Hsn ninth pp hessh Nsw u
Mile Bunnsll, Duluth; twelfth, j. F. Jacob
son, Madison; thirteenth, A. NJ. Dickson, Full
da; fourteenth, Charles Ward, Ada; fifteenth,
D. M. Gum, Grand Rapids; sixteenth, Howard
S. Hamln, Blue Earth City; eighteenth, A.
H. Sutherland Cambridge.
Robert Jarnison is chairman Of the gen.
eral committee, G. G. Whitney secretary, and
W. G. Masterman treasurer. The executive
committee is made up as follows: James A.
Martin, chairman; W. G. Masterman, G. A:
Mercy, G. c. Whitney, Oscar Halam. Mile
Bunnell and Robert Jamison.
E. r. Young was present and took lunch
with the candidates, but says he was there in
the interests Of a man outside his congress
sional district. He brought no message from,
j. F. Jacobson. - =. - =.
PICKED SIX MEN The candidates on the
~@a y 4 democratic state ticket
-Fsr AT LARGE. selected six members
49, $50 at large on the state
committee yesterday afternoon. Only three
names were announced, those of Frank Day.
Fairnont; Senator William Gausewitz
Owatonna, and Humphrey Barton, ST. Paul
The other three names We're withheld until
| assurance comes that the men selected will
accept. - -. ar2.zss.s.,-
The new state committee will meet next
Wednesday at the Merchants hotel, St Paul
for organization, ..-sE ~ =
The selection Of Humphrey Barton heals q
sore spot in Ramsey, where the O'Connol
crowd left Barton off the: county selections
There are indications that R. T. O'Connor will
be made chairman of the committee. The
matter Is under consideration, The only OBJ
stacie to o'Connor' s selection is the fear that
at the head Of the committee he would give
the ticket and the. campaign ST Paul
gang flavor. O. Conner is much desired. for
his political astuteness. -fs.< 49,. -
1 The candidates were all present except u.
D. Meyer Of Little Falls, VINO was KEPT az
home by sickness. spurgeon Odell appeared
and gave personal assurance that he would
go on the democratic ticket for secretary OF
state. r.. - :
There is a move on to make 3. S. Corser
chairman of the democratic county commit
tee. He is one of the members at large, and
there is a feeling that his energy and bust
ness ability would be valuable to the organi-
zation Alderman James Dwyer Is also IA
vorably spoken of, and r. P. Pratt has been
considered, Walter p. Grove has no opposi-
ton for secretary. The committee will or
ganize next Tuesday night: r. .a Z
Judge Edison has a.arted over j. Adam
Bede's district, and is said to be putting UP
strong personal campaign. =
Bede says the last syllable Of Mr.. Rostng s
name is pronounced with the accent up the
nose. 80 Charles B. Cheney.