The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-07-30
Poll AND
al IT. ICI.ANS

+ Inc Democratic state convention will
be held in Minneapolis just one month
FROM today The Duluth dailies want
ed the convention held here, but few
local Democrats warmed up very much
to the proposition for the reason that
they are still attempting to paw some
OF the expenses of the last convention.
Senator johnson of St. Peter ia the
latest candidate for the Democratic
| nomination for Governor of Minnesota
!! Well almost any old kind of a ca.s.
didate will do this year. :;
*:Tou didn't treat w. ]. Bates right"
SAID friend Of that gentleman who
was commenting on the paragraph in
THIS column last week relating to the
cana1eates for Sheriff. Il know" he
continued, that Mr.. Bates is very
friendly to labor. During his entire
career as a deputy sheriff his actions
show that he was all right with your
people" So far as the Labor Wor)d
| is concerned 1t is immaterial to US
who Is nominated for sheriff on the
Republican ticket. We enjoy the per-
sonal acquaintance of Mr.. Bates, and
! have always found him to be SQUARE
with us. We presume that If he vas
elected sheriff he would show the right
spirit.
c. Q. Nelson has filed for the
nomination fer member of the Legfs-
lature from the 49th district in opposi
| ton to Geo. Mallory. Mr. Nelson ought
TO re nominated and elected He is a
| municipal ownership man. and If
elected he would help to remove anv
obstacle in the way of promoting
| municipal ownership in Duluth. Mr.
Mallory has had four years experience
| IN the legislature, and we can not re-
call where he has ever done ANYTHING
to help this city in respect to this
question.
Axel Zimmerman is a candidate for
county commissioner to succeed Ole
Berg. Mr.. Zimmerman, If elected,
would prove to be q valuable member
of the county board.
What promised to be a tame pri1n-
airy is developing into veritable polit-
lea! jack pot. With the exception Of
Auditor, Clerk OF Court and Judge Of
Probate, there will be several can
| didates for each office.
| Next week the Labor World will run
an announcement column for the BEN
eft Of the candidates for political Of
fees. These will be sold for the same
price to everybody. There will be no
discrimination. Every candidate will
be urged to get his name on the list.
| and with this he will secure liberal
news notices in this column also a
regular review Of the progress of the
campaign.
W. A. Holgate, the popular candidate
for county treasurer, will begin his
campaign soon. He is being assured
of additional support from week to
week, and everything indicates that
ne will secure the nomination by a.
| handsome vote.
] Register of Deeds Palmer. if present
Indications count for anything, win
have little trouble securing a re-
nomination at the primary election.
Most Of the people believe that he has
| A1iooC a SopdoiS OlllCel, anu therefore
are willing that he should have the Of
I flee for another term
|
| Andy Miles has filed for the Repub-
lican nomination for county commits
sioner against Chas. Kauppi in West
Duluth. He will undoubtedly make a
formidable candidate.
! F.. C. Sloan expects to land the Re-
! publican nomination for county COM
missioner in his district but with AxeI
Zimmerman. G. J. Tufte, and J. W.
Cummings against him he will have a