The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-15

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ACCOMPLISHMENT, d. +. Mickey: trustees.
r, B. Fuber, H. B. Gillespie and q. a. Auten;
recorder iehn Burrnham treasurer J. T. Brown
kal; constable, Ben Matteson.
LAKE BENToN.- President Of the council,
nrlcs fawsso Gouneilmen John hanson'
Q. r.; Hicks; treasurer. W. Il. Bradley; asses,
Stable William T. fEsii et j. IN WI favor * :esse
OF A agaRss T license p. g. n,1, ,,,,
Mans Miller; fpe;cGrder George j. Grimm treas.
he yote stood S in favor and - against t thus
LONG PRAiRiEFrank' Ian no wa was Reelected
president OF the council and r. A., Lee village
MAPLGToN. IN. sehimmelet was elected pres
ident for the third time The council consists
p pecorder 9nsh M Otto
o5 & b ars sSS
Robenhorst supervisor for three years; clerk,
John Ged; treasurer O.; W, Healy; assessor,
Herman; constables, Gustave wager; William
M1NNEToNKA BAY.--=preside,lt, y. ~ H.
tHeagkins Van Duzee and Gasand
hasGy HPssgs and yn T5sa A. SMITH,
trustees ,nae;. Ole Johnsrud, Fred rydeman e. J.
M Seyerens; assessor, John "a. Austin. : DE-
MOUNTAIN LAKE me straight caucus tick
dent dent License was voted down ~ . majority of
rsssg;s sssSs9 M;s xi
H. @ phip b, ! Heimerdinger Henry Finger
usfs Ny n scnhu treasrer and Alfred
votes favored changing the name to Paynesvilie
e e. Ber Wns the of
Hf5Ef i, ssssssE;,
fnsn 9ea fohG FFfd
justices. j.. M. speckinpaugn" and NJ j. Bowling !;
e0 oW2EoS 2s2n MMsS JS ns
ocratic nc, nominee for mayor. was given a major
ity Of 1s$ over. the republican candidate, R. G.
J. servatius, recorder; Charles Misgen. maj shall;
Henry Henry Sanders, assessor Newsalt, municipal
The republicans eeefs FSan Foeu seas
Of education The Republicans succeeded in elect
third Ward over Cord King one eo Of the pioneer
settlers of the county, who was candidate on
{ 5eRn 9 %ss L tsi3sa Fsn1ss e LA, La9sa;
f Rde Ee r. L. Jarrett; trustees
Berglund constable, William Helmer; Justices
Anton jefferson and G: {. Haug; in favor of IL
Bquck, y; e EsgeEs and j. B. sprsffa conn sc
Der, treasurer; william McGrann, assessor;
George f. Shea and NJ. j.. Cans, justices; Henry
PLUMMER.-President. j. NJ Reed; trustees
Julius Pleth H. II: Einrow and ]. L. Buskirk;
recorder, Charles W: Latta; treasurer Henry j.
| son; constables, Oscar Carlson and J. M. Peter
SON. assessor asses, J. A. Rothsten.
ell, A. r. Holmberg, Frank Rudoiph, L. E Hi
n 6%s2 sfs 81 H.
license 1856: against license, 4.
vee Of f1FsTs x it. r1sr ts
tees, Peter Holman, ". G: Green, Il. l. l..
RUSSELL SCI recorder L. G. Cairns treasurer Fred
Peter clerk j. G Nam1srg treas:
tie; justice OF the peace, D. s. Rathburn; con-
stsbs Ada% Hohp chris a;s., oon
Gilmen' j: NJ, Hoecker. John F. johnson and
James MuIholland recorder; John +. Hawley;
freq BseR cssE Of
treasurer; n. Bulls; assessor, David Rankin. :
Hs5 Nies Msef rssf Nelson's
corder B. H. Whitney; treasurer, o. G. Boyum;
justice, James. Ruane; vonstables, W: H. Stevens
spRiNe vAILEY.-Lieense carried by ten
majority; Mayor. NJ, T.: Cummings; aldermen
a. ~: GO washer SnarAes oatler
WACoN1A;@The PROPOSITION to vote 81 500 in
! bonds for lighting a1hant carried. also for the
| separation of the village from the township BY
a queer anomaly the candidates supporting the
| light question nHS were Defeated,
WADENA.-President. A. G. Broker; recorder,
John Mettel trustees, Henry Elmer S. Dover
l.. Scha6; treasurer: F. +. Latta The anti
license people were defeated, there being 205
y WATSON VI y; ;@PrsSident. B: odegara; trustees,
.. 3: Erenberg; H. H. Iverson. P. Ronring; re-
corder. George .Sandback: treasurer, H. N. Mar
ken; constable, Simon Erickson; justices, o. S.
Opheim, Thorn Torgerson; assessor, A. Dverg
| stein; in favor of license. 80; against, Is. II
:WELLs.--7License carried and J: H. Burmaster
was elected mayor; r. "A. Candel, E. o. orr
and a. j. Bishner councilmen; A.. G, Stefns,
recorder, and NJ. a. Totan, treasurer. Town Of
Clark, Bassett Smout chairman; Fred Hanson,
town clerk; j., G. Kirshner,. treasurer; A. o.
VEST CONCORD. 1H village ticket st' was
elected without opposition except assessor. l..
H. Severns Independent and was elected;
172 votes were polled. President of the coun-
Gil j., G. Crossett; councilmen, D. Carr, Albert
Bringgold and +. j. Carpenter; recorder, George
L. H. Severns; street commissioner, J. c. Miller;
J, stics, D: =; Raney; constables, .: c; Hoist
vii WINHE s}Hae o1rY.-By the scant majority
Of three votes out Of So1 cast, Wni.ebag1 City
Kramer was elected president of the council;
Charles Garfield. George Baxter and John S.
Schaefer, trustees; j. H. Slerin, recorder, J. A.
Regan; treasurer; and James Crays, assessor
dent August Bentzin: II. r. Bruckschen and
J. L. Powers. trustees; J. W. Truwe. recorder;
#. 5. Mayer. treasurer; Herman Kobe, constable;
Albert Gutzke, street commissioner.