The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-20
DEMOCRATS ELECT
COUNTY DELEGATES
Primaries for Mondays Com
vention Are Held in All
Precincts of City

convention TO be held at FedefatlOH
| hall at 10 o'clock Monday morning
were held throughout Ramsey county
last night from to z o'clock. The.
county convention will elect seventy
eight delegates to the state convention
to be held at Minneapolis Aug. 80.
While the primaries were well at
tended, there were no contests and the
convention of next Monday promises to
| be an entirely harmonious affair
A total of 156 delegates were chosen
in the various precincts of the city
and county, and in the list of delegates
are to be found the names of many of
ISthe men comprising the active workers
in the Ramsey county Democracy.
primaries received at late hour last.
| night show the following delegates.
| chosen to sit in the county convention:
First Ward
Precinct-First, T. D. Painter second
John L. Bohmert;s third, Peter Larson;
fourth, William Scott; fifth. George
II. Blinn; eighth, C. Hansen; ninth, Swan
Ponthan; tenth, A. Nord; eleventh, J. II.
| Towlerton.
Second Ward s>s.,
PrecinctFirst, M. Joyce; second,
Harry O 'Connor third Louis Betz; fourth.
| sixth, Larry Moore; seventh, Louis Mem
| mer, Hans Hanson; eighth, James Far.
rell; ninth, W. A. Burns; tenth, d. OCon-
nor, eleventh, Charles Kartak, Martin
Conroy.
Third Ward
Preeinct-First, A. Westman; second,
p. J. O'Brien; third, Charles Kenny;
fourth. Marcus Shapiro; fifth, J. Thwang;
sixth, E. G. Bennett; seventh Z. j. Brady;
| eighth, Henry McColl, Matthew Hansen.
Fourth Ward
Precinct-First, R. A. Smith; second,
James Maloney; third, N F. Seegers;
fourth. R. r. O'Connor; fifth, Charles A.
Vaughn; sixth, John Enright, Fred Chen
neaux; seventh, I. J: Ryan, Duncan Con-
| ninth, o. B. Robertson; TENTH James G.
Donneliy. John Harrington; eleventh, j.
| r. Hickey; twelfth, Nicholas Wehr.
Fifth Ward
Precinct-First. William O'Keefe; sec
ond, J. G Hardy; third. NJ Mcmahon;
Redington.sc. H. Miller: sixth. g. F. Mul- Il
laney, T. F. O'Connor; seventh, Peter Van
Hoven; eighth, J. ]. Gleason, Frank.
Shinnow; ninth, Daniel Neary; tenth.
twelfth, ]. w. Dougherty, Christian
Schade; thirteenth, James c. Cikanek,
James Lynch; fourteenth, D. j. McGinleys
Sixth Ward
Precinct-First, Louis e. Yoerg: second,
M. e. McNally; third, M. Rossman; fourth,
Edwin Weisenburger; seventh, w. r.
Mahood; eighth, J. C. Gregg, M. j. Moran;
ninth, Edward Minea, August Jobst;;
Moetnour: twelfth, II. Blessenbaci1; sthfr-z
teenth, M. j. Moriarty.
Seventh Ward
Precinct-First. A. F. Storey, II. M.
Bole; second, Price Wiekersham; third,
T. D. O'Brien; fourth. James A. Nowell;s
fifth, ]. e. Stryker; sixth, j. r. Frankle;s
seventh, James Nugent ST., j. F. Farley.
Eighth Ward
Precinct-First, R. I. Hazard; second,
F. S. Battley; third Joseph McCauley,
John Boerner, T. J. McDermott; fourth
Patrick McHugh, George J. Mitsch; fifth,
6. Brunson: seventh, George Thill, F. g.
McGhee; eighth, Joseph Jaeoby, John:
Wagner; NINTH Joseph Jarosz, Frank.
Ferdinand KerH aensn Smith eieVenth a esa sheehsn
L. H. Lueders twelfth John Welch, Ed.
ward Harbeek; thirteenth John F. Fisher,
James Eagen: fourteenth, Frank White
Peter Diedenhofer; fifteenth, William De-
laney, M. Cummings.
Ninth Ward
Precinct-First. William II. Sigler, F. NJ.
Cady; second, Frank H. Klein; third,
James Jordan; fourth, William Troy; fifth,
A. L. Wagner; sixth, Thomas Gehan;
seventh, William O'Rourke; eighth, Pat
rick O'Brien, Stephen McEllstrom; ninth,
j. w. Hinkens, John Sullivan; tenth,
James O'Reilly; eleventh, E. Il. Murphy,
o. Diebald twelfth, Henry Haas; thir-
teenth, John F. Gehan.
Tenth Ward
Precinct-First, Louis Adams: second.
Glen Boos; third, Carl Keisler; fourth, F.
II. El1erbe.
Eleventh Ward
Preeinct-First, John Hartigan; second
F. B. Lynch; third, P. Gleason; fourth,
William O'Brien.
The Country
Rose town. Charles McCarron; White
Bear town, Charles Ref; White Bear viii
lage, David Hanna.