The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-11

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business men in opposition to tile regular caucus
tcbst Masof LesteE Trustees
G.. X. Gilbert: recorder. Il. H. Corson; assessor:
Edward Wadel; Justice of the peace. Henry DOS I
lowing majorities: Ellow Lake, I; Ashby. 8;
Hanska-President, ~ J. oureu: trustees, F.
son: recorder, Einar Toenberg; treasurer; Amer
0turen; justice, 6. W. Chambard; constable VIM.
HenGerson-presldent. D. n ,I mansen trqT-
MelIaee; treasurer Q: d. Larson Justice: J: y.
Douglas: assessor, w. D. Bangs; constable
cSaries s Bshie chair
man; Henry woehlke and George Hartman Tart : clerk
W Wsss nstses Of &
Hammer and frank Lorenz: constables. John
rssh1mher IT, and Renlodt Setnltz: rux.os
recorder. E. j. clorauist: treasurer Nrst Yield
rickson and II. y. Horton: constahles. ". Ham
son and A. y: oslund. License carried by -.
dent t a. S. Pauison. D. H. Hursh and John Han
son; recorder, August Westad; treasurer, G. A.
Patterson; constable Thomas THOMPSON,
Herman-President, Charles Cater trustees.
Cr"nrfe W. r. r. seh1ner RI Fl n Miiier
| assessor, G. F. McPherson: constable, l.. ].
Moses: justice. Julius Ecener Low license Won
s. omen NJ Fox c. q oter
er. c. A. Gunderson; treasurer. B. j.. Borlany:
Justice: S. u. Root. No license carried by 81
Hensinrt on-rresdent; J; P Hedbers: trns:
treasurer, T.. Fl. Johnson; recorder, p. p.
Aabcrg; justice. f. E. Aabers: constanbes. r.
@ an n and Fr t xses FER tn @
vide adequate Are protection the vote was
| tie
gov and n. Linden: treasurer. J: r.: fackel;
Justices. r. Eustermann and D. W. Hunt; con-
stable, Aug. kessler. Jr
| I.anesboro-- Chairman. james Scanlon super
vsors Nils Storlie and Filling ]. Bothun: clerk,
Jacob Vail; treasurer. NJ. V. Bean; assessor, NJ
| Barrett.
Lake Benton-Prcsdent, John II. Hanson
| connciluen John R. Taylor Ole Olson and JeIs
2. Tucker: assessor, b. Macarthur: justice, j.
s. Mccartney constable, O. F. Hicks. License
Luveruc--President, J. H. Furlow; trustees,
". J. Kline. George Iceland. S. a. j. Kennedy;
recorder, e. Schwartz. License carried by I'll ma
6r v"ss ySsd on n the pFoe ssetre
Montevideo-M E. Titus, president; Ole johns.
]. NJ severens clerk. Water bonds of $4,000
voted. License carried. . .
Chrstopherson Lewis Lem and 0. L. Toletson;
clerk, Brady Olsen: treasurer. A. |" Tolletson;
assessor. II. II. Hammer: justice: D. ?. Bacon:
constables. G.. F. Onsgard and Chris Dahl. No
adelia-President. DR.. c. o; Cooley trustees,
corder j. A. Holling; justice of the peace F. E.
Sylvester. License carried.
man; " F. j. BIuemk is' Patrick Nee rath: clerk,
VIM. o'Brien: treasurer j. A. MHrphy; assessor
HqGcs ro1sS us fst M R or r
Long H. B. Lund George Hogan and nsss 5snn
Thorwald Thomasson; street commissioner How
ard Clark justices, A. L. stenger and j.. c. Nor
NorthHeld--rhe proposition to make the pres;
ent half mill tax for the public library perpetual
nan he Necessary os ne elect
ed were: Mayor. A.: X: Ware; special judge OF
municipa court D. s. Van A Am m alderm men
dell; second ward, j. F. Revier; third ward
Owatonna-Democrats elect mayor. Thomas p
eastman: marshal. H. Alternately: treasurer, Il
Deininger; assessor, J. f: Malone commission
l err L. B. Fenner. Republicans elect recorder
member T board of EDUCATION r. G. pnkiam
!; at large. F. Il. Church; aldermen, John Kendall
Democrats De gain the mayor and republicans gail
one alderman, leaving the council the same 20
. George ,s H. Mesket. Fl: {: Becker and VIM
+ stses d ths cecr.s
Diepenbrock and ]. NJ. pecAinpaush; constable
Pelican Rapids-president. ]. P. Wallace
J.. Peter 6. Gordon; recorder II: \: Bruce: treas
d jority Eiectric light bonds carried. -
It Renxille-President VIM o'Connor coTn aS
:. recorder. F. w. Mason; treasurer, H. n stabecl
>, Justice d. Benson: constable, Albert stangor; fe
'ef9ssl sS PSsHs' ~ c. Bonek
e Frank Armstrong. l.. j. Dassow; ii. GaileE' r.
Roy " Ma
E. chairman: G. w. Muncy, Frank Renyeck; clerl
r; II. NJ. Logan; treasurer, Charles R. r. Rhodt
n assessor Charles Fitzpatrick.
St. vincent-Chair,nan of supervisors, Charl
* Edklns; supervisors, Alexander Blair and oo
It, f. Of p PIE
clerk. William G. Deacon; constable, Georl
stapes--F. Morgan. president: Sovereign, "
c. son and Ryan, councilmen; Waldron recorde
nsns Of the regua
ing saloons. the punishment OF slot machines al
abolition of gambling, r, cu.us. +u...o.
i'd T. Todd W. A. seeman A. I Peiek; o records
% ! Y SesssT t Ea:s
t. recorder. John Hughes; treasurer; r: A: WI
ri: rngheld-President, II. .. schleuder: tr,
G. Dickson recorder A. Ere tEea Sur
s. R. censtass ess* IS ans re
stewartyew j, Dr. H. R: K1sse
f a & w. E'' % %"sfo'S
Smith; justice of the peace, N. E. Gaskill; CT
rs stable, r. ". Whitney.
sr; Spring valley-Mayor NJ. P. Lower; co.lne
1c- men. c. Il. Lawrence. Edwin Hartlett. p.
Osranier G. J. Schell: recorder. e. G. Wa
ly, burn; municipal judge. Burdett Thayer; assess
T. F. Fl. Wall: treasurer. w. J.. Kellogg; just
or, of the peace. Fl. 7. Tome. After two ye
lie, without saloons license Will be granted.
Two Harbors-H. s. Bryan president: II.
use Cable. J. 2. Pauson and L. D. Rose. alder1n'
,nt George Watts treasurer: r. f. Evans. record
I'm Observation-Disclosures. l.. st. Jacques; supervise
]. 3. Boyer and c. Essen: clerh. j. F. Andre'
eS. treasurer. W. F. Lawrence; overseer OF hi
es; ways NJ. Mcleod: assessor. F. Kempffer.
er. Town of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NJ. w. Kin
, bury, chairman: W. D. Homlet, fremont
). cheil clerk. NJ. J. Kingsbury: assessor.
re. Montrenil; justice Of the peace, NJ. J. Kin
E. bury.
Ic- Town of neutrality-suspicious. J. H. b
er- Ian. C. w. Berk and 4. r. Nehrfng; clerk.
P. f. Bugbie; treasurer, J.. NJ: Bennett; assess
b. w. E. Schultz; constable, Alfred Harris. Will
l. Of PaynesyilleI;; W: Fl Owen; president; l. :,
trustees: recorder A. =. Bug1,e: reasnrer p.
Ter, Huntington. PRESIDENT A. s. CARPENTER.
j. Elliott and ]. McCenty, trustees: Albert Schu
ric recorder; ". r. Schultz, treasurer: ".
90 Holmes. justice: A. I. Fox, constable.
\ Village of Monticello - President, Will
h, Tubbs: trustees, W. H. Marvin, E. II. shcrN
T. Fred Gee: recorder, ". j. Thompson; treasu
H. Gustav Eggena: assessor, W. \. Trask: Just
t5lr of the peace. W. n. Helm. Glen Rl,lme;
stable. Houghton Riggs; in favor of license,
ete against license, so; tax for public library,
. 11S: no, 40.