The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-09
LICENSE WINS
At EXCELSIOR
THE SALOON ELEMENT ALSO TRI.
UMPHS AT ROBBINSDALE.
Town OF Wayzata Will Build a Hall
Results of Town and Village Elec-
tions Turnout the County Vote Was
Comparatively Light.

In the elections yesterday only few
important issues in the various outlying
towns and villages of the county were
decided and the vote brought out was,
therefore, not especially heavy.
The saloon element Of Robbinsdale
triumphed over the peoples ticket to
the extent of electing the village pres
ident and two of the three trustees, so
it will be in power for the coming year.
License won out at Excelsior, but no
license continues in Champlin.
The town of Wayzata decided to
build hall at an expense Of $3,5O0,
and Richfield to raise by a three mill
tax $1,000 for good roads work.
The village Of Champlin voted in
unmistakable terms yesterday on the
liquor question. For three years there
looms there and the vote yesterday was
107 against and for.
Following were the officers elected
in fifteen of the towns:
Bloomington-Board Of supervisors. v. 4. Hars
css h g. r.
lis: assessor, G. F. Chadwick; justices OF the
peace, g, II. Pond. A. 4. Palmer constable, G.
Brooklyn Center-Board of supervisors Harry
Smith, r., Williams and Daniel Norris; clerk.
George
Champln-Board of supervisors, William Bart
lett. Rayme Goodrich and William Stocking;
assessor, A. j. Miller: constable DR.. j. K.
Henry; justice of the peace, B. E. Evans.
Columbia Heights-President. Il. NJ. Christian;
| trustees, Soren Hanson, Eli Compton and William
Spain; recorder, G. n. Covyeow; assessor, j. H.
Stables ds' Krs * and aug august Mitske
Delano-Mayor, John Lohmiller; recorder, q.
f. FaTnham; village eouneilmsn J. p Young
L. r. Trobst; street commissioner, G. l. Belt;
night Waterman, J. a. Merriam:
Terrell. Charles Hubert and John Cornwall
clerk, j. w. Tumberton; treasurer, T. +. Miller
stSf Of the
| N. Parker. 81
s. FSts asa g odd,rd csFR
". B. Mason; treasurer, G. D. Clifford; assessor
eyo + f. Hy%an Heyn
urer, Il: H. De Groot; recorder, a. $. Apgar; as
Williams t0cse W e peace eo's
Paul sWenson trustees
Recorder I'd ~ Close treasurer es j. O. Harrison
assessor; William r, Anderson; justice Of the
k Mad on Aton Olson
johnson, Richard Dunn and James Turnham
clerk, Julius Hards; treasurer. John Tagenkof
Hardt and William Mills, Jr
ham Henry Cox and G. ". Carlson; Treasurer
Milo Stubbs; justice OF the peace, u. A. Lyd1ard
| constable, G. r. Parrish.
i Maple Grove-Trustees, L. Krussow, T. +, Ad
4 cock and Henry Bradenburg; recorder G. J. Hen
messy; treasurer L; ]; ziebarth; assessor, G. G
l Minnetonka Beach-President, c. S. Langdon
trustees, S. Johnson, S. e. Gibson and j. o. Z
Wheelwright; treasurer, G. A. Vendervere; re
corder, G. G. Church; assessor, w. w. Hunting
tom justice Of the peace, ]. j. Reedon; con
stables, Charles Jackson, Olaf Olson and Jane
! Truelson
Kichheld- Board Of SUPERVISORS. Charles =
Hohag, Elmer G. Wright, G. O. Goodspeed; clerk
Alexander scholz; assessor, T. ] Ray; treasurer
constable. Michael Boesser. The town decide.
to levy a 3-mill tax for road improvements, whicl
will realize So, 100
Robbinsdale- President G. J. Urban; trustees
r. D. Smith, H. Scott, Gullett; recorder NJ.
Russ; treasurer, John Trump; assessor, Charlie
Il Huff. 58
St Louis Par K,, G. Waddsll
Wheeler; recorder. George ". Gibson; treasurer
II. Nj. Trenkley; assessor, L. l.. Brown: justic
Of the peace, A. H. Wood; constable, Willial
Callahan. 52
Tonka Bay-President, c. r. Wheeler; trus
\ tees, George TennantS II. J. Rauman, 3. w. Cook
recorder, Lucius Frink treasurer, A. q. lowering
!, assessor. w a. Jacoby; trustees, J. S. Wilco
Wayzata- President w. Z. Dickey; trustees