The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-09
USUAL FIGHT
OYER LICENSE
ANNUAL ELECTION FOR GOPHER
3.s5 TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
Cambridge, Fertile, Hawley and
Evansville Among Towns to Adhere
to the No-License System License
Fee to Be Raised Notch at Owa-
tonna and Montevideo-Ldst of New
Officers.

Zee 10 BE RAISED notch at OWa. 1
tonna and Montevideo-Iist of New
Officers.
The question of liquor license was
chief, as usual, in many Minnesota vii |
lagos and towns which held their annual
few, among them Cam bridge, Battle Lake,
Fertile, Twin Valley, Hawley and Evans
Vile, declared for no license. Results at
several other points, however, indicate an
increase in the license fee.
Among towns which declared for license
are Luverne. Benson, Madelia, Spring Val
ley, Owatonna, LIE Roy, Pelican Rapids,
West Concord, Kenyon, Montevideo, Win
nebago City, Frazee, Cokato, Brownsville,
AtWater, Herman, Slayton and Dawson.
The results of the elections are as fol-.
lows:
Aitkin-J. N. Mari. president; A. Q. vachon,
Charles and
r Nv W. nogsrs sss as ts
floating Indebtedness and to separate the village
from IN thu. township carried 49, !,
ana william
W W. Mtson assessor william Van Dyke Jus
tsa w.
Annandale-Presidep g. a. Mathew; trustees,
L. Il. Williams, Z. d. Dunton, ". >. Ives; re-
assessor, S: i. Dunton; justices, W; Il: Towle,
T. Demtng constable James Walters,
TorEel Thompson ED Lende, Q. + Brustnen; re-
eorder. r. sorlien: treasurer Gunder u Kivley;
ee1ss ssssd; Peter Iaszon
recorder, o. II. Larson; treasurer, Henry Stone;
! assessor, j. W. Dudley.
license S. president, Peter Larson; trustees,
| George II. Feig, Andrew w. Johnson and John
sen; badeg
BarrettNPresident, Axel i. Peterson; council
B. O. Bs0M buss end Henry
Arneson; Electric lights carried by majority
trustees, F. J. A. Larson, w. L. Winslow, A. c.
Hatch reeGrdes John
A. Hatch; constable. U. T. Hahn. License was
defeated also the proposition to buy and operate
Kinney. 5elhn Mcshane, +: =: stone; treasurer,
SCISSOR, X. p. Frovold; constables. L: H., Nc:
Daniel, Fred Holzheimer; license carried by 1e
ss $sssSs
Bra island Pfssasaf william MsMshea
and johns forena reeorder. J. H. Feeter treas
urer; Alfred jury; assessor: James Gurran. uo,a
trustees, George e. Johnson, 4: G. Thomas an.
]. F. COSTA; treasurer, 7. g: eastman; recorder
Theo p Fagre; Justice j. NJ Bro9s OK nan Is
eense S carried by majority Of thirty three.
Boyd-Iicense carried by 8 majority ..
! ity. President n NJ Palmeter; councilmen
n. X. DAZZLE T.. G. Gillett, W. G.. Weisbeck; re
sessaF = sT Raox astess ssepef
rdsfsss w Y sss
Brown; recorder. ~ R Marshall: treasurer.
Bufalo Lake President, , Eugene Eisele in,
Msr@an Sunker reeorder. Preisitz;
grer l. natzdorf constable g A aia PedsT an
of Preston aRe werner
4 supervisors, John Noonan and William Harrier
Sarss Fssss astes Frank
Cambridge President; A. B. Hallin; trustees
r Re, Cd r NJ norreil; justice T. e. Biom
constable Nesbitf against License
R. F. Lamb. p. J. Nelson J. b. Patrick; re
eorder, b H: Whitney; treasurer, NJ n Tin Tin
license
Cokato-John Tracy, president; Menser John
p. Berg. recorder; n. F. Johnson, treasurer G
Gs5o aoh nksn Ss;es 3
son, assessor; Louis Ostrem, street commissioner
Licene carried.
George Anderson. president: o. j.. Olson, re
corter G. Fossum J. Garry, r. Dahl nj
Dawson-Iicense carried BY II. President, A
- =. E9 ThFondrad; rseordsr. Charles Heltea;
Elk E;1 n NJ Whtte GSsS
bonrne f freasuref Henry castle Ed
ward Keegan; justices. r. H. Davis, L. g. Davis
eossi We're voted out by vot
of 81 to A. l.. A. Schwartz, merchant, wa
3 elected president.
Z fight. The vote on the license question stood g.
$ for and IS against. Banker Norman Hanson.
Holton, Nesseth and opheim, the former two TEN
oro and all g9Sa IN
4 Frazee-Siayor, DR.: p. r. Barton; councilmer
Meny John hher
Chadwick. License carried. !.
Fsssasr E ds4ses
stsbiss, j. K. Ko h and Fred Rogers -
ceunc gk csas robert
nam INV W. B.. Donovan; treasurer. y a. McRae
Lane Justices Of the
!, Hickey, chairman; !. J. o,oonnor, Jerry Scar
= lon; clerk, Nj. MCDOnnell, treasurer, u
Grove; assessor, John Fallon: justice of th
: peace, NJ. j. Mcdonnell, NJ r Moran constable
r.. l.. Fallon.
: Hampton-President, n. P. Cores; trustees
John Tx, N. N. Thies, oJseph Lindenfelse,
| treasurer james B. Hove; recorder. G. NJ. Dale
er; Assessor, William Sieben. II 81
Hawley-License was defeated by vote
100 to "a. President. Archie Whaley; tru
tees, G. O.. Sjordal, N J.. Thysell and T. B.
e Evans; recorder, John q. Reed; treasurer, 3:
n. F. Burrill constable D. w. Mcdonald.
n Herman--Iicense won by 20. r. H. Miller
K president; w. r. Schober. A. w. Wells an
Q Julius Boerner, councilmen; ]. d. Houston, RI
s corder; q. E. Peck, treasurer; J.. B. Hodgsol
J. Justice, and III. W. Burrows, constable.
k neutrality-suspicious.. Charles Dahlke chat
e man; Henry Woehlke and George Hartman
i. clerk, w. X. Weber; treasurer, Joseph Graf
N assessor, Joseph Walter.
e H. Cooper. Albert Carlson, John r. Peterson
!, | treasurer Charles Ekstrom; recorder, f. j. All
Il strom; justices. John A. Hagen I. M. Blinl
e constables, Jonas Larson, Charles Carlson. !!
It proposition to separate the village. from Il
IS township for all purposes was carried:
Iyanhoe--Mayor, W.. Miller; aldermen,
y F. Cutting, George Garzyna and F. ]. Grocho,
e drews; treasurer, George Graf; justices. Dav
i. Mclaughlin and John Lutzwick. The fight +
n mayor was holly contested, w. f. Miller wi
ming by six votes over F. ]. Mashek, formerly
10 Spring Valley The winning ticket ran
>. platform OF law and good government.
e Jackson--Mayor, H. NJ. Burnham; trustees,
\ b. Gillespie. NJ. L. Frost and John Peterso
le recorder, w. H. Miller; treasurer, John