The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-09

over William Ebel, Republican. The
others elected are: John . Clifford.
treasurer R. F. Shorrocks, recorded;
aldermen, w. H. McChesney, Repub-
lican; w. E. Henderson, C. S. Dough-
erty, both nom partisans.
This is considered a Democratic VIC
tory. The non-partisans are mostly
Democrats.
Special to The Globe. :.
OW ATONNA, Mimi, March Sat
the e. lotion today Thomas E. eastman,
Democrat, was elected mayor by 346
majority over Hon. Charles S. Gram
dali, Republican The other officers
thus, Democrat; marshal, Henry Aber-
nathy, Democrat; assessor, Henry San
der ST., Democrat; street commission
er, Andrew Erdman, Democrat; alder
men, r. G. Nelson, Republican,; Har-
vey s.. Dart, Republican; L. n. More
house, Democrat; ]. G. Johreiss Jr..
Democrat; member of board of educa-
ton, Ellen NJ Eustis, Republican;
Ward w. Kinyon, Democrat. The Ii
cense question was the prominent is
sue of the campaign. License carried
by only thirteen votes. The question
of issuing additional water works
bonds was voted down by over 2SS2
votes.
Following are the results of the cleo
lions in other Minnesota towns:
Rochester,. c. Stevenson Repub-
lican, mayor; E. F. Cook, Republican,
treasurer; Art Sisson, Republican, JUS
tice: George Brookner, Republican,
marshal; Thomas Armstrong, Demo-
crat, assessor; A. G. Gooding, Repub-
lican, school commissioner at large; c.
r. Granger, Republican, alderman at
large; aldermen, Paul Schulz, Demo-
crat; John Norton, Democrat; Bald
win Martin, Republican.
Hawley-President, Archie Whaley;
council, T. B. G. Evans, n. =. Thysell,
G. Sjordal; recorder, J. P. Reid; assessor,
Thomas Aurer; treasurer, F. birmingham;
justice, j. F. Burril; constable, D. w.
Mcdonald. No license carries.
.Elk River--Supervisors. \. Z. White
more Charles Brown, Will Frye; clerk,
w F. Chadbourne; treasurer, Henry
Castle; assessor, Ed Keegan; justices, e.
H. Davis, L. G. Davis; constable, George
Oiivia-President, ]. M. Freeman; coun-
cilmen, P. ]. Fftschen, William Buethe,
James McCarquodale Jr. recorder, Will
liam P. Christensen; treasurer, E. q.
Helms; constable, w. ]. Hines.
Heron Lake-License carried by TWEEN
ty-threee majority; Y, b. Butler president.
Spring Valley-License carried by a
large majority. M. P. Tower was re-elect-
ed mayor
cilmen, R. F. Lamb, P. ]. Nelson, ]. H.
Patrick; recorder B. H. Whitney; treas
urer, M. N. Tisdale; justices, John Ahern,
r. HyslOp; constable, o. P. Hegstad; Al
Luverne-E. A. Brown was elected
mayor over ]. H. Furlow, present in
cumbent; w. J. Kim, S. A. D. Kennedy
and George Lee, trustees; E. Schwartz,
a FROG r
aSseSSor-all the present officers except
mayor being reelected. License carried
by ia majority.
cilors, c. F. Cutting, George W. Jarzyna,
F. ]. Grochowski; recorder, R. Theirlng;
treasurer, George Graft; assessor; S. II.
AAndrewsi justices, David David Ryan G: A.
John Lutzwick.
New Paynesville-W A. Huntington,
president Fourth term); M. r. Elliot, A.
II. Finger, F. Heimedinger, trustees; j..
McGinty, recorder; w. E. Schultz, treas
urer, W. w Holmes, justice; J. w. Cor
don. constable. Paynesville Township
Carl Bork, chairman; Crawford Blakely
clerk; e. NJ. Ostrander, assessor. Paynes-
vile village: ]. H. BOylon, president; G..
P. Johnson, F. w. Philips, ]. G.. Nehring,
trustees; A. E. Bugbie, recorder; E. M.
Ostrander, treasurer
Aitkin-The old council was defeated by
a new ticket headed by James MARI for
mayor, by about twenty majority. The
question of bonding the village carried by
a large majority.
Benson-Chris Alsaker was elected
mayor over R. R. Johnson by ten votes.
Grin Kinney, Frank Stone and John Nc
Shane were elected councilmen. License
carrid by twntyone votes. Kerkhoven
and Murdoch went for license.
Grand Rapids-Present officers re-elect-
ed.
Litchfield-Townshij: Supervisors o. H.
Halvorson, chairman; Andrew Johnson,
H 1. Peterson; town clerk, ]. M. Learn;
assessor, w. H. Greenleaf; treasurer, An
drew Nelson; justice, ]. S. Bacon.
South Stillwater-B. L. Hanks, record
er; Charles NJ Dahl, trustee; c. A. An
derson, treasurer; George H. Clifford, JUS
tice; Chester HILL Richard Burns, asses
sors. Bonds will be issued for new cleo
trio lighting. plant, the question carrying
by vote of 122 to IA
Duluth-W. j. Power was chosen pres
ident at Hibbing,. H. S. Bryan at Two
Harbors NJ F. Marion at Chisholm and
Gus Stromberg at Bull Party lines were
not drawn at any of the elections.