The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-04

and from Shis the four judges from
| each precinct were selected.
First. Mr.. Arnold contended that TIL
Peoples party was not entitled to
| judge, as 1t was not recognized as
party, and when this protest failed, h
demanded that bona f1de Populist
only be selected. The various alder
| men, however, were averse to Mr. Ar
nold's dfctation and made up their re
spectfve wards as BEST suited thei
own ideas.
Buschman Alone Protests.
When the vote on the adoption Of tn,
entire list was called, Mr.. Arnole
stepped forward and filed a formal pro.
test. In the Second ward he commended
that Alderman Buschmann had named
three Democrats, contrary to the cleo.
ton law, and in the Ninth he said Al
dern1an Hinkens had taken names 9th.
er than those filed by the. recognized
parties. In each instance he held thai
the Republicans had received no con-
sideration whatever
No heed was given to his protest and
the list was adopted, the two Repub-
lican members, Aldermen Holt and
Elder, voting with the Democrats.
The list will go to the assembly this
evening and there is little doubt thai
1t will be adopted. Under the law the
selection of the judges must be made
not later than ten days before the pri-
mary election and should Assembly
man Arnold appeal to the courts he
will have to do so Friday. The mem
bers Of the board of aldermen last
night were inclined to smile at Mr
Arnold's threat, but he claims to be in
earnest.
Those Who Were Named.
The judges of the respective wards
and precincts are as follows:
First Ward.
First precinct, G. A. Francis, R., George
W. Peters, R., Gus Seibert, D., Julius
James Matthews, R, S. Gilbert, D., b
Hammer, D. Third, John Ploom, R., e.
NJ Nelson. D., e. Kensberg, D., M
0feldt, P. Fourth. William Harrington
hough, D.. H. B. Davis, D. Fifth, A. H
Harper. R., F. e. Edmund, R., George
Shrinking. D., George Dempsey, D. Sixth
a: Peterson, r., Gust Williams, R., ,Gust
M Jernberg, R., William Weigh, R., M
N. Moe, R, 3. A. Moeler, r.. G. Hagen
R 5ohn aans RI Hapsen sba D. Ninth M
Heugh.. d. T. J.. King, D. Tenth. n
Zacharias, R., Frank Holman. R.. F. A
Lundberg, D.. Charles stramwaI, D.
lIs, =,
Sherman. D., John Tamburton, D.
Second Ward.
First precinct, M. Finn, p, H: Dugan
Ter. p. Second, G. NJ. Zollman, R., J. b
Dormondy, D., M. OConnel, D., M. To
bin. P. Third, B. Bienhoff. r., G. D
smlf Fourth ri M M G FaheFty R Z kans
R., J. A. Pauerner, D., William Horrigan
2. Fifth, W~Stulzman, R., J. Heck, D..
Henry Theiler, D.. P. Fahlgren, P. Sixth
p. Gray, r., W. II. Cook. D.. Thomas ora az
Farrell D., J. w: santer. p, Eighth, J
w ~. Carmen, r., J; II; Farrell. D., J. r
Bios aeef s., HI Mc6o anlan Te nharlfs
NJ Dill, R., 2; oConnor. p. Joseph Mar
P. Halter. R.. T. P. Mcclure, D.. James
Nugent, D., Joseph Souser, P.
Third Ward.
First precinct, Frank siloe, R., ]. Stock
bridge, D. l. Busse, D., Ed Davis. P.
Second, P: j. Haggerty, R.. P: O'Brien,
D. p. e. Fry D.. G. c; Stark. P. Third,
ID D sufnhf g. E. G Gharf k F05lt b
stan, D.. r. Smith, P. Fifth, F. j. Car
penter R.; J. M Handy D., L; ?; Cook,
K, r. 9. Bennest, D, B. Foley D. 5r ). ).
Moromsey, P. Seventh, H Simmons, r.,
J. g. Cosgrove. D., M. Cady, D. John
Hoffman, p, Eighth, George w. Lamb,
Mahoney, P.
Fourth Ward.
First precinct. J. J.. Conlin, R., Joseph
Belles so D. James D@o no,on p, Pat Miley.
Third. 3 & s Maas, r. A McLs ssgef s., s.
w. Lawrence, D.. J. II. Deolin, p Fourth,
n. sheehy, R., J. ,saunderland, p. J. o,
Gelina, D, Edgar SNYDER y51 P Fifth, Hen
Beach, D., G. A. Vanhorn p Sixth. A.
Pamperin, R., Matthias Koch, D., John En-
right D. W. J. Hunter, P. Seventh. y.
TODD, T. B. = B. oli Council P: Eighth. James
lillian, r., And Geisen, D., j. d. O'Brien,
D., q. w. Bonham, P. Ninth, J. w. Ma
z son. r. 6 esGby sm T p Z 8 s R RoS
inson, r., p; Il. Fiben,, D.. William 2.
r R.. Farr, R., P Wagner p; George
Schonarth, R., NJ. J. o'Connor, D., Thorn
as Nealey, D., D. John j. Violin, P.
s.S79 Firth Ward.
First precinct, Herman schurman, R;
:; " Gross, D; s; J. AgneT, D; e; Fry,
J. L. Ryan, ?; J. Donahower, p Third,
fitzgerald, D; R. Ringwald, F. Furth,
Charles Strauss, R; j. Carson, Jr., D;
w. Doherty, D; G. Spicer, P. Fifth, c. R.
Hinton, R; w. Conway, d; M. McGuffin,
D; J. j. Conway, P. Sixth, Charles Koch,
R; F. C. Chandelier, D; w. B. Brown, D;
Bolin, P. Seventh, D. c. Murray, r; j.
Morrisey, D; Thomas E Gailagher. 2:
R. J. Murnane, D; A. Wignd, D; F. II.
Mechanical. p Ninth, Joseph Novotny,
r; J. Richter, D; M. Walsh, d; F. Ham
mer, P. Tenth, Henry Steele. R; NJ.
Meisetschlager, D; F.. Nicolin. d; A.
R. j. Holcombe, p, G. G. Trenter. 3; I.
w. Doherty D.. NJ Longway, D; D. f.
Erskine, p Thirteenth, Thomas Yorke,
r: w. Parnell, D; E. C. Poucher, D;
=. Friedman, P. Fourteenth, Ed Pine
horn, r; D. J. Ginley, D; George Heller,
D; L. Winter, P.
Sixth Ward.
First precinct, G. Tester, z; w. II.
Steiner, b; Joseph Hubach, p. SECOND,
%. 6. Schiiling, p; M. q. McNally, D; F.
Hellmeier, D. Third. Katz, Fl; Anthony
Conway, D; Thomas Mcmahon, D.
Fourth, Joseph Guion, F.: M; Hany y,,a
yost. p; J. Melrose. D; Gus Halverson.
D. Sixth, A. P. Miller, P; H. J. Peters,
D; j. H. Blanchard. D. Seventh; A; Nc
Arthur. p; Joseph T. Avery, D; H. Stein,
D. Eighth, R. T. Wardell, P; ]. A.
Gregg, d; p. Miller. D. Ninth, e.. A
Minea, P; James Melady. p; Ed Duffee.
e. TENTH j. .rn + Moore z H +; gaISy n
Hermes, P; Peter, Brady, D; II. ]. Good
knecht, D. Twelfth, Eugene Roddy, Fl
II. Blissenbaeh, p; Charles A. Krahmer,
D. Thirteenth, ]. Lynch, p; B. jaime,
D.. ]. v. Manifold, D.