The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-24

Ga A ID VI.
OIL Il CLANS

spots q & resulting from Tuesdays bat
tie a; are fostering and but little hope is
entertained lt! for their healing before the ]
general election. >..:. 81. g.. -..: r.
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a W.: ~ Bates, the nominee for sheriff,
already begins to realize, that he has
a harder struggle on his hands than
ne had previous to the primaries. It
seems that large number Of Republi-
cans: refuse to be reconciled to him.
and talk Of knitting IS II the air ev-
erywhere.. +.
The vote for Jack Miles in the city
was surprising His candidacy was at
first taken as Joke. The result of the
vote shows that it came near being a
serious proposition to the other can
didates. It Is now conceded that had
Mr.. Miles kept out of the race Mr..
Armstead would have been nominal
ed. - ~
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J. T. Armstead takes his defeat
ph1losophically. He is pleased over his
large vote In the city; but was some
what disappointed at the vote on
the ranges. He expected larger vote
In Soudan and Ely.
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John McClintock landed easily over
John Norton 1t was believed until
Tuesday that Mr.. Norton would secure
the nomination. McClintock received a
heavy vote in the city, but lost some
what In the range towns where he Had
gained the Ill will of sorne Of the peo-
pie. for enforcing the law against
gambling.
The nomination of w. A. Holgate for
county treasurer gives, general salts
faction throughout the city. L. H.
Whipple lost heavily in the city where
The close votes in the country towns
also aided in the defeat Of Mr.. Whip
pie.
DR.. McCuen ran like house afire
in the city. and in the county he was
able to hold. his: own with his COM
petitor. His majority was exceedingly
large, and as much interest was mani
tested In the campaign for coroner as
was that Of sheriff and treasurer.
The surprise of the election was the
defeat for the Democratic nomination
for county commissioner in the third
district. The vote was no test OF Mr..
Berg's strength in his district. VIM.
Bernard the successful candidate is
well known in,xsthe district and Will no
doubt poll the full party strength. His
election, however, Is out Of the ques-
ton The sentiment will be faborably
to- the Republican nominee. ...
* ,at: :~ g.
rs JioohnzsNobrto,, 1wi1lIbe Obliged to carry
;waatar;s tor the elsphant.ttwo years more.
RYtz=J 9 A' J "a eod 81. xateF carrier
PARK, COUNTY. superintendent Of
schools; p,rnbA S1trets that: :he:sshad
It'll teat ont rom voting
tor Isl office. Had he let N9 en- Anough
i afons been
month"; AZ \ 81. y
Arms I'M ack Mics x.
chang III stlnss III printar ~
election, MI. Armstead added Latte his
nan fa1ns d ]: stwnile caridi
date, INA letter q: congrat ufation to
Miless 81; on shis splendid run; Mr.: Miles
responded, and signed his name as fol-
lows: Jack Miles, an <also-ran. ::
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/. The contest, between e: r. Patterson
and j. b: FOX for county cor1nmi ssioner
in the first district was in some pre-
cincts close and exciting. Mr.. Patter-
son feels jubilant over the result, and
he certainly has "a right to- =
So little was said during the cam
paien about the nomination Of Judge
Of the district. court, that but few peo-
pie knew. anything about Judge Di-
belrs candidacy Until they looked over
the ballot on election day. For some
reason the newspapers said nothing
about the matter. This is certainly one
way to keep the judiciary out of poll
| tics.
j. Adam Bede ought to appreciate
the difference between his campaign
| Of two years ago ana this year. In the
last campaign 1t was struggle for
several months before the primaries.
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AL. Dyer made remarkable run for
| county surveyor against L. Ayers
Mr. yer. was. practically a stranger to
OF good friends who worked for him
| like beavers.
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An effort will:*be: made to induce H
H.. Hawkins to: file as an Independent
candidate for county attorney, "
It is also rumored about the ST.
| Louis hotel that Alex Frazer: will. be-
come an Independent candidate. for
sheriff. II he does the. election. Of
Chas G. Miller is assured.
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One OF the accidents Of the primary
election was the nomination of that
nonenity, Andrew Miller, in the 5o+h.
| district His success is easily explain
ed. He was: not:;as well known as Capt.
Randall and G. r.: Crandall,: and the
voters: no doubt decided to take a
chance with an unknown quality.
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