The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-02-27
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YIELD |: :, |: |. in: PART R
Democratic Councilmen Forced to
l. Concede Some Of the Elec-
. " ton Judges.
DEADLOCK WAS THREATENED
Republicans Given the Majority in
=. Two Wards and in Scatter
4mr ing Districts.

Judges for the Coming primary ant
'spring elections were named by tn
board Of aldermen and the assembly las
might, and it was only by the mos
fstrenuous work that the republicans Sc
cured any recognition Whatever.
True to their threat, the den1ocrati
leaders had prepared list that CAV
them, almost without exception, two GU
OF three judges in every precinct of. tn
city, but they later surrendered the FRS
and Seventh wards and few scattering
precincts in other districts.
An equitable division was made in tn,
Ninth and a part Of the Eighth wards.
The work OF selecting the judges start
ed in with a rough-house tendency, sew
eral of the democrats, among them AL
derman Huber, rfdiculing the republican
demand for an even split. They werI
scared, however, at the threatened fill
buster on the part of the republicans
and finally conceded two Of the ward:
and some of the other precincts.
To make their threat Of a determined
stand good, the republicans had to have
their full strength present, and, whe1
Assemblyman Wheeler failed to appear
they had to take what they could get
The threat worked, however, and tn;
leaders generally admitted that they
were satisfied
No attempt was made by the prohi
bition and peoples parties to secure rec
ognit1on. A few Of them were recognized
by several of the alderman to the ex'
tent of giving them places in a few OF
Following are the judges selected fol
the LA precincts:
First.
First Precinct-Gus Seifert, R.; T. w.
Peters. R.; G. H. Hayes, D.
Second-joseph Mathieson, R.; w. NJ
Bl HbEd@n r. r S Seha EGRneTt ?: ere
Fourth-oscar G. Brokaueh, R.; D. H.
Davis, R; William Scott, d.
u TifthF L e 6anm Eamnsex RI A. H
sixth.Gus Williams, r.: Z. A: Peter
seventh-Olaf N. Jernberg, R.; Osca,
johnson, p; g: P: Karlstadt: D;
Ninth-H: E. johnson, R.; A. H. Flint
r.; Gust A. Lineer, D.
Tenth-John Anderson, R.; A. E. Zach
rison, r.: F. A. Lindberg, D.
Eleventh-F. w. Overman, R.: F. A.
Twist, R.; John Towlerton, D.
Second.
First Precinct-H. Dugan, D.: Frank
Olsen, D.; Edward H. Good, r.
secS q J. S swesnsy d; Martin To-
Thirl-Joseph OBrien, D.; J. w. DAILY,
D.; w. H. Bachman, R.
FOURTH. A. Buerner, p; c. c. schu-
Ter. p; Henry Kemper, R
d. William Schnitzer, R.
sixth-E. Pearl. D.; L. S. Moore, D.;
John Borgaran, R.
sexenth-H; Hanson, D.; Tony Welter,
Flilgldeck D.. J. W. Kelley. r.
Ninth-James Ketcham, D.; William
schafer: p; H; Meeker, R.
rion. D.; M. J. Clun1. r.
observation-disclosures Mcclure, D.: Joseph
Holler, r.; Matt Leithauser, r.
Third.
First Precinct-James Maroney, D.;
Herman Widman, D.; Thomas McDer-
Second-P. J. o'Brien, D.: Daniel
Kearns. D.; John Larsen, R.
Third-Charles Kenny, D.; John u.
Ahern. D.; John Harris, R.
r3 TGerth = Ralph P Smith; D; William
Fifth-Abel H. Haas. D.; Fred J. Car
penter r.; John Heinlein, R.
sixth-A. G. Bennett D.; Bart Foley,
Is seS u N; Ty% p brady a. D.; J. su1,i-
van. D.; b O. Wergerdahl, R.
Eighth-John Packngham, D.; Hugh
Kane, D.; Ole Holden, r.
Fourth.
First Precinct-Joseph. Dollar, D.: JAS
Donovan, p: J: J. Conlin, R.
Footner, D.; F.: c; schiffmann R.
Third-A. D: Mcleod, D.; Louis Kerl,
D.; Charles Wiley, r.
Fourth-John Sandalands, D.; W. Da-
vis: 3; Morgan Shelly. r:
dis, D.; Henry Smith, r.
Sixth Rudolph F'rankel D.; Matthias
seventh-Thomas Ryan, D.; J. P. Car
Eighth-Jerry o;Brien, D.; Andrew
Giesen: D; N. J; Cosgrove; R.
ington, D.; J: ". Mason, R.
Tenth-J: G.. Donnelly, ST., p; W. F.
Sinclair, D.; j; j; Brennan Sra ma r: uon
so hieXsn1n 6 RichaTd if Fsrr K henry
Twelfth Thomas Nealy, D.; M. J.
OConnor, D.; Peter Schonarth, R.
Fifth.
First Precinct-Wiliam OKeefe. D.:
George W. Enmert, D.: H. E. Bigelow,
D. ss3 R H! SssS + E"ray' D. j. s. Ryan,
n1 Tenr p; J: + Pb] Mprd Ma E D. Charles
FSfth-E "a; s. Wooding, D.: F. woldt,
D.; Joseph P1cha, X.
W sev w Sock' l. j. s. Schneider. D.; Michael
Morrissey, D.; Charles Passavant, Jr, r:
w MghtaCf Dos F. a. m Kreh. r. A'nur
NinthITheo sauter, D.; Frank Blonick,
D.; Frank Hamer, r
Frank Nicoiin, B.; J: p Johnson, Z.
seph schindsius, Jr. D.; William Code,
Bo amsrih D.; Ed G: Ha1nm 1ee1:' r. - ~
volta, Jr.. p: Thomas F. York, R
ley, D.; Ed Penshorn. r.
Sixth. ~ ~zAH
First Precinct-John Lnhofr. D.; Gilberf
seeend-M; E MsNaliy; s.: IL c. Leon
ssS p; william MaSauley. R. p.+.r
M ns5fa b e Gantea c SD' D.; re'eF
,e Ff s. }se6S K MySasSht Di Clarence Rid
r.; A; n: Th9 S r. uanrv ,to,n
Grath D.; Charles A: Reed R.
pS M1gtn D. jesse n Helsse az. r p Edward
CUT r. Percy champnaan, r.
E!ev en- Fr'ts Wa Be9h{ D.: fred Hea-
Twslfth-1I 9lissenbash. D.; Adam Ell
Thirtsenth-Robsrt McCaary, R.; Charles
II. JENNIE, D.: J. s. Kimbal1. R.
Seventh. -.
First Precinct-W. H. Bowe, D.; C. W.
Gross, r.; c. G. Kinney, R.
Second-W. L. Mayo, R.; William Coch-
lin, r.; William L. Kelly, Jr., D. -.
= Third-Willtam FUulke, R.: Isaac H. b.
Beebe, R.; A. C. McWa9ue, D.
Fourth-S. B. Walsh, R.; John Hon-
man, R.; A. C. O'Brien, D. ..z
Fnth-M. S. Mead, R.; Gate Perry, r. /: