The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
LIST OF CANDIDATES
Complete List Up to Noon To-day Of
Candidates Before the People
at the Primaries. .......-z &
The County Auditor Will Accept No
Afidavits After Midnight
Tonight. .'s

torneyS, the following list OF candidates IS
nearly that that will go before the people
at the primaries
County Auditor Scotts refusal to per-
NIT candidates filings tomorrow has no
parallel elsewhere in the state. The at
torney general has held that Aug. q is
the last day. His opinion is based on
section 5,222 of the statutes of 1884 which
provides; that time shall be computed by
excluding the first day and including the
last. This rule has been upheld by the su-
preme court in the case Of Brady against
Moulton. The secretary of state, and all
other county. auditors in Minnesota, will
permit candidates to file tomorrow.
County Auditor Hugh Scott explains as
follows: '.. - =
There is still some doubt as to whether
| to-day or tomorrow is the last day of
grace provided by the law, which says
that all certificates must be filed on or
before the twentieth day before the
| primary election. To-day is the twenti-
| eth day and apparently the time limit is
up. 1t may be that by including the
election day in the count, the law would
| recognize tomorrow as the last day
| That point being in doubt we thought
! best to warn all candidates who might
| otherwise forfeit their right to file.
| wish to say at this time that all certifi-
| Gates filed tomorrow will be received in
! the usual way. I will then get ruling
! from the district court judges as to the
legality of filing on Aug. 27.'
The following is complete list of can
| didates up to noon to-day:
Judge, Fourth Judicial District-Repub-
lcan. David F. Simpson. Democrat,
Charles j. Bartleson.
| Member of Congress. Fifth District
Republican, James A. Peterson, Eugene
G. Hay, Loren Fletcher. Democrats,
George R.. Robinson, John Lind, w. H.
|
County Auditor-Republican, Hugh r.
Scott.
| Register OF Deeds-Republican, George
C. Merrill, 1. o. Rise. Democrat, William
c. Corbett.
County Attorney-Republican. Frederick
H. Boardman, James A. Kellogg, J. T.
Hutchinson. Democrat, A. B. Choate, r.
R. Odel
| Judge of Probate-Republican, Frederic
C. Harvey. Democrat John H. Long, Da-
vid w. Parsons.
sheriff-Democrat, Edward J. Conroy,
Martin Whitcomb. Republican, A. W.
Harwood, John P. Wall. J. W. Phillips
Phil T. Megaarden, j. W. Dreger, Gordon
T. Bright.
County Treasurer-Republican. David c.
Bell Democrat, Edwin P. Capen.
Coroner-Republican, U. G. Williams, A.
j. Golden. Democrat, Samuel Musgraiv.
Surveyor--Republican. Geo. w. Cooley.
Superintendent Of Schools-Duncan c..
| Mackenzie.
County Commissioner. Second District
Republican, Luke Carroll. Edward Miller,
John B. johnson, John P. Blichfeldt,
John B. Ryberg, Arne o. Field. Democrat,
Mathew Walsh, Olaf Gytsbrom.
County Comnlissioner, Fourth District
Republican, John Meagher, Edward P
Sweet, Charles c.. Johnson. Democrat
Peter Weingart, Edward Shumpik.
Representative, 3Sth District-Demo-
crat, Charles Fust, Patrick F. Herbert.
Republican, John P. OReily, Geo. r..
Smith.
Representative, 3eth District-Republi-
can, Portius c.. Deming, Charles Stone,
Geo. M. Gillette. Democrat. John H. Nc
Guire, H. A. Sauer, c. A. Bartsch.
Representative. 4Oth District-Repubi-
can. William S. Dwinnell, Charles z.
Bond. Cornelius B. Shove, Maxil D. Robb.
Representative, 41st District-Republi-
can. Arthur H. Selover, J. M. Hazen, G.
S. Dakken, Arthur L. Hellewell, Adolph
E. L. Johnson, Iver C. Nelson, J. W.
Stokes, Winfield w. Bardwell, L. G.
Stevenson, Edwin c. Gariegues, Harrison
E. Fryberger. Democrat, Alonzo Phillips.
Charles A. Willen, Henry ]. Langan,
George E.. Kicker.
Representative, 42nd District-Republi-
can, Milton w. Ramsey, w. I. Nolan, John
A. Nordin. VIM. E. Morton, Manley l..
Fosseen, A. Tharalson, G. J. Guddal,
Geo. E. Nord, Peter J. Pryts. Democrat.
Hugh P. Darcy.
Representative, 4sd District-Republi-
can, Lawrence H. johnson, Joseph A.
| Shepherd, Walter q. Marson, George +.
Flannery.
Representative 44th District-Republi-
can Thomas H. Girling, Paris w. Reid
head, Alex Mcneil, George w. Armstrong
Senator, Thirty eighth district-Demo-
crat, John F. MCGOWAN, Charles w.
Mulckow.
Senator Thirty ninth District-Repub-
lican, Edgar F. Constock John G. Sweet;
democrat, Sylvester George Brown.
Senator, Fortieth District-Republican
:, William P. Roberts, Sherman S. Smith,
John F. Calhoun; democrat, F. G..
, | Winston
Senator, Forty first District-Repub-
lican, George P Wilson, w. D. Washburn
, democrat, c. A. Quist.
, Senator, Forty second District-Repub-
, Iican, Henry J. Gjertsen, Benjamin F.
Ward, Gustave Theden; democrat, S. A
StockWell.
Senator, Forty third District-Repub-
= lican, Carl L. Wallace, Edward E. Smith
Senator, Forty fourth District-Repub-
: lican, Lowell E. Jepson, Frank S. Lane
f democrat, John c. Gubbins.
: Mayor-Republican, Albert A. Ames
, Fred NJ Powers. Hugh Nelson, Henry
Nelson, w. L. Luce Democrat, Jane!
= C. Haynes, Thomas Lally, j. J. Heinrich
+ James Gray, J. G.. Haynes.
: Treasurer-Republican, Charles S. HUI
r bert Democrat, Adam Hannah.
Comptroller er-Republican, Joshua Rog
ers. Democrat, Fred E. Wheaton
School Directors-Republican, John A
Schlener, Jacob F.. Force. w. K. Hicks
v Matt H. Witch, M. H. Towner, Melvin
! Grimes, Charles j. Bintliff Walter N
t Murray.
: Library, Directors-Republican, Jaco1
e Stone. Democrat, Jacob D: smeltzer
q Thomas NJ. Mcguire.
e Park Commissioners-Repu OFT
E. Maggie, Fred L. Smith, Joseph {
x Young, Cyrus W. Wells, Joseph Fitzger
e aid, John G. Robb, Daniel w. Jones, T
O Keyser, John Vasatka, j. E. Northrur
e Democrat, ]. D. Holtzerman, Charles A
e Proctor, John F. Danek.
n Alderman, First neutrality-suspicious. Jo
$ seph F. Soika. Democrat, Michael 4
r. Gerber, Patrick Kierce, Jacob Foell.
s Alderman, Second Ward-Republica1
: George w. Wagner, John B. Eustis, Gus
It tavus A. Moore Edward C. Chatfielt
:. Democrat Enoch Hidden Owen T. Dough
p erty.' 50 i.
h Alderman, Third Ward-Republican, s
It Swenson, M. W. Smades, Hugh Wilson
n w. F. Nye. Democrats, Joseph L. Kiichl
= Frederick w. Pratt Anthony T. Grotte.
1T Alderman, Fourth Ward-Republical
d Alfred E. Merrill, Charles p. Lowell, De
IL ton E. Rice. ..s.... K vi
: Alderman, Fifth Ward-David P. Jone
;e James H: Huntington. Democrat, Albel
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