The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-02
new CHARTER WINS
Albert Lea Voters Gave 1t a Big
Majority.
FARIBAULT's DEMOCRATIC MAYOR
Mayor Mueller of st. Peter Re-elec-
ted by Majority of One-Re-
suits Elsewhere.

Elections We're held yesterday in several
cities and villages of the state. AT Albert
Lea new charter was adopted. Fart
bault democrats elected the mayor and
} three aldermen. A proposition to bond
was defeated at Fergus Falls. FOLLOWING
are the results:
Albert Lea-A smell vote was polled. Ih,
pig nght was on the new city charter, and i
won Dy 9 big majority. Fl A. Morgan il
i E. S. Hammond, justices; E. w. Knatyold
alderman at-large; S. A. Thompson, alderman
n Mard ward war !, a Wiegand; alderman seeone
= Anoka-N. II. Hanson, mayor; j. P. Nc
Ginty, assessor; Howard Bradeen, treasurer
f IT, hughes ap special Judge Peter Orr
men The entire ticket is republican, except
alderman Casey, who ran without party
aeslgnat1on The vote on mayor was Han.
J. Potts; treasurer, Casper Babrich.
blooming Prairie-President, NJ NJ Guthrie
trustees II 5, e NJ J. Keenan,, George E. johnson,
7. c. eastman; recorder, A. A. Finsch; treas.
urer, j. w. Whitson; assessor, H. O. Ander-
SON. justice, P. Fl. Tallman; street commits
sioner, NJ. o'Brien constable, j. A. Birgin,
License carried by "a majority
| Faribault-A holly contested municipal cleo.
| tlon resulted in victory for the loca
democracy. which elected the mayor and three
aldermen. the republicans elected one alder
~>SSSSeOA
was fought on local issues, and was not q
test or party strength, the city has safe
republican, majority. The newly elected Off.
GERS are Charles S. Batchelder. mayor; Frank
| L. .Glitzbach, alderman first ward; James r
Smith, second ward; E. Van Saun, third
WARD; n. c. Theopold,. fourth ward; R. r
! Fergus Falls-The city election resulted in
a complete victory for the citizens ticket
as opposed %a%e to the Woskingmen's ticket NJ T
treasurer; J. A. Nelson. assessor; s. A. LIE.
vorsen, alderman from first ward; d. A. Ten.
! nant from second, B. A. Clarke from third
and Fl. T. Hille from fourth. License carried
The proposition to bond for $4,000 to raise
electric light dam was defeated by 16 votes
after brisk fight.
Hastngs-J; G; sieben (dem) was elected
Stephen Newell (dem.), police justice.
Lake City-W. E. White was elected mayor
| A. w. Corwin, recorder; w. A. Hubbard,
| aldermen.
New Ulm-Result of the city election: Votes
east cas- 63s, of which Charles Weschel received
! 478 and Charles Stuebe 100 for mayor The
old council was reelected.
Rush City-The entire caucus ticket, with
one exception, was elected L. B. Gundloch
independent candidate for president, was
cast, 1914.
Sank Center-L. R. Barto, mayor c. NJ
Sprague, treasurer; Alex. Beaudreau, M l.
Webb, James Ingram and W. o. P. Hilsdale
| aldermen.
St, Peter-The municipal election was one
of the most spirited ever held in the city
Mayor Mueller was reelected by majority
of one over Andrew Crison. The two We're
candidates year ago, when Mueller had
about 80, majority. The following are the
officers elected Mayor, W. H. Mueller; al
dermen, N: L. Klein, Charles H. Jackson, A.
Tracy-The election was closely contested
! II. w. Burltngame, for mayor, beat D. n
| Evans by six votes; Rowland, for recorder
beat c. J: Berdan by 49, In the first ward,
R. E. Willis, for alderman, beat S. Jasper
| son by five: second ward, J. ]. Laughln had
i no opposition. w. o. Musser for treasurer
! had no opposition, nor had j. T. Hanson, for
| justice in the first ward. The question OF
! license was not raised.
| Wabasha-Mayor, DR.. w. F. Milligan; re-
! corder and Justice, II. j. PAIN assessor, R.
r. Stearns; treasurer, Paul Sell; aldermen
j. G. Dill, M. kuehn and John Brindel.