The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16
opera houses Minneapolis, Thursday.
at IL o'clock noon, follows:
SITS ranven+;on

STATE Convention.
/ First Ward-zH. IT. Engfer, John Bloom,
F. Artz, Charles j.. Nelson, Magnus Nor
man. John Holt f. A. Holcomb, G. w.
Second Ward-E. M. Parish. g. P. Ritz,
Mic. Flynn, E.. ~Mahle, Fred Gackstet
ter, George Brookins.
Holden, J. W.sWyman,
Fourth Ward-Nic. Pottgieser, Richard
Farr. D. F. RSese.E. D. Libbey, Judge j.
w. Johnson, N. M. BergStrom.
Fifth Ward--R. IT. seng. M. ]. Donnel-
", John F. selb, Charles W. Picha, Theo.
Sixth Ward-oscar Christensen, E. J..
Seventh Ward-Gel. T. J. Sheehan, Os-
car Hallam, Ross Clarke, Hugh T. Hal
bert, Otto Kueffner, NJ. M. Wachenheimer.
Eighth ward-Alvin Rowe, w. R. John
son, F. G.. Warner, Fred Mundt, M. B1rn-
berg. w. A. Gerber, H. Perry, James Rob
ertson- tt
Ninth Ward-August Boyer, j. c. Dom
ahower. c.. A. Anderson, G. A. Moberg,
Tenth Ward-A.. R. McGiIl, Dr. ]. B.
Eleventh ward-A C. Clausen, Peter
Boflland.
A. P. Wright, F. w. ,Gosewich.
+ At Large Charles Wallblom, Fred Tur-
ner, F. B. Doran, M. J. Wiley.
Hennepin County Conventions.
Hennepin county Republicans yes
3terday held their county and district
conventions. Interest conferred in the
fight in the state had been generated
between the rival candidates for dis
trict. delegate to Chicago. On the face
of the caucus returns it looked much
like Heffe1fnger and Gamble, but the
decision, made in the first ballot yes
terday afternoon, gave the places to
Heffelfinger and C. A. Smith.
Young Heffelhnger, to the surprise
of everybody, led Smith by 103 votes,
showing he was far away the first
choice of the convention. Stewart
Gamble was a close second to Smith,
being but z votes "shy" of the required
number. T. E. Byrnes finished bad
fourth, receiving but 165 votes, while
289 were necessary to a choice. Heffel-
finger developed surprising strength in
the last few days Of the contest, and
Smith, who was considered inv1ncible
at the start lost prestige as the fight
warmed. Gamble. who is a working
Republican and had strong backing
among the active party men, put up a
surprisingly good fight. Both he and
Byrnes were made alternates to the
convention.
The county convention elected 112
delegates to the state convention and
Endorsed Nelson, Clapp, Van SAINT and
Lowry as delegates -at-large.
The original copy Of United States
Marshal GrimshaW's resolutions indors-
ing the Roosevelt administration was
adopted. e. II. Chandler presided as
chairman Of both conventions.
Chisago County Convention.
The convention for Chisago county.
held yesterday. was harmonious, and
the following delegates were elected to
the district convention to be held in st.
Paul today:
P. H. Stolberg, Luke Standard, E. W..
Stark, J. [. Oleson, e. Johnson, Jacob
Peterson, A. w Anderson, ]. II. Huber,
Charles Levine, A. Richner, George F.
Johnson, Walfred Abrahamson, J. A.
Bloom, J. H. Vitalis.
The Socialist-Labor party. under the
ruling of the corporation attorney,
must give way on the city ticket to
Socialist candidates In effect, the rul-
ing is that the Socialists proper ac-
qufred the right to the party name by
polling more than per cent Of the
vote in the last state election.
This means that the Socialist candi-
dates will be c. Fl. Stratton, 221 West
Seventh street, for mayor: Fred Miller,
218 Granite street, and ]. Ed Carlson,
Jessamine street, for assemblymen;
and that Hans Cartensen, for mayor,
and Mattley Cikenek, for assembly
man, as the candidates Of the Social
ist-Labor party, will not appear on the
ticket Andrew w. M. Carlson. who
paid for the filing of the Socialist-La-
Dor candidates, has been notified Of the
action, giving him plenty of time to
appeal to the courts If he sees fit to
do so.
The Socialists proper, known in local
politics as the Tom Lucas party, yes
terday offered their petitions for filing
and the question was submitted to
Corporation Attorney Michael, who held
that the Lucas wing owns the right to
use the name and that the old Social
ist-Labor party has lost the right to
use the name IN compound with ia
bor" The Soeialist-Labor party con-
tends that it is the original party and
entitled to the useso of the name.
Seven congressional districts Of Min
nesota will hold conventions today to
elect delegates and alternates to the
Republican national convention to be
held at Chicago In June. The places