The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-04
LUENS 81 MAKES A
WINNING | CANl Ass
TIGHT LID FOR ST. PETER, HOW
49, EVER.
License Forces Garry the Day at Fer
gus Falls, Madison, Austin, Blue
. Earth, Cannon Falls, Kasota and
Other Points Brown Reelected,
Mayor Of Luverne.

81. Peter, Mimi, April At Is to be tight /
lid for St. Peter. At the polls yesterday the
voters Endorsed the crusade Of the Citizens,
league for more rigid law enforcement and
their candidate, w. a. Rounseville, elected
his opponent Herman Sporting, given 34s.
Other officers elected were: c. H. Clark,
treasurer, and A. Danielson and Peter Bolstad.
License carried at the village election in |
Kasota by the slender margin of one vote T. /
8. Wilcox was elected president; J. c. Dean. W.
y. 1ouatt, W. B.: Pulver, trustees; G. r. Sven
son, treasurer; s. B. Youatt recorder; ]. B. I
Turrittin, assessor: william Jardine and Robert
Walker, justices; i'll. Harlin and John W.
johnson, constables. r|.
NEW ULM.-Charles Silverson was re elected |
mayor without opposition. He is In Egypt and
before he LETT stated emphatically he would not
elected city clerk By 4 votes over Adoiph
Klause. Those elected without opposition we're
Ire n%4 r., william Frank city Justices Ernest
third wards Willibald 'Eibner and Ernest Gieseke
were reelected aldermen respectively In the
Herman Nagel, the, present alderman ' and "i Dr..
good YEARLY oo votes s' we're cast.
| ANOKA.--The following were elected: Mayor
treasurer, Howard Bradeen alderman, arst ward,
Casey; constable, s. 6. ROBBINS. Il was not otn
party contest in any respect, but was rather a
on to IT e tt
debtedness " @ F.. IT, ~
| AUsTIN.-George Sutton republican candidate
for mayor, carried every ward There were 1,s42
| votes cast All elected were republican candi-
dates except T. H. zember the socialist tick
ell; assessor, L. G. Fairbanks; alderman at large
| T. H. Zember, Peter johnson, w. J. Bell, A. L.
Lewis Lewis, Eaton officer, Ira Padden, Charles Nc
Some 1872 votes were cast on the license
issue: The proposition was killed by majority
the efforts Of william Sunday, the baseball evan
gelist, who has been fighting the question here
| for two weeks. :,+- Ms-+ III NJ
| LUvBRNE.-Mayor e. A. Brown was re-elect
| ed over ]. H. Furlow by a ajority Of 80. The
vote was the largest ever polled in Luverne. The
H. Sanders, aldermen; p. G. Schwartz. recorder;
1 A. Ross, treasurer. The resolution to pay the
Of sea of Voted sf
CRoOKsToN.--The following ticket was elect
i ed by substantial majorities: Mayor, G.. s.
Chesterman; clerk, A. L. Childs; treasurer, Vir-
gil McGregor; alderman-at-large, E. j. Heating.
There were no other contests Of moment gent except
reelected over H. g. Ebbighausen. liz
FERGUS FALbs-The result is a decided
victory for license. All the candida ties favored a
rigid law enforcement, the fight being on the
question Of license or no license. All of the
ing as follows: Mayor, John i. Townly; treas
urer, Lyndon Brandenburg; aldermen. AZ W.
Morrison, D. NJ. Brown, Christian johnson and
F. s. Straub. = ill.,. = 7.
MADIsoN.-JssF'.q Rosenwald was elected
mayor, John Shu1e, H. o. Berg and @. Tokens
Bjornlie, treasurer; H.. D. Davis. judge Of the
municipal court The liquor question was settled
in favor Of license. $50 - Z, 60 ( ~
BLUE EARTH, MINN.-License carried by "a
majority. The following officers were elected:
Mayor. D. D. Murphy: clerk. Easton Floe; treas
urer: A. 6. Mas; assessor. Allon Cummings;
member Of the board Of public works, W. h.
Vanderwater. 81 =
HARRIS, MINN.-James Smith, democratic
candidate for mayor, won over william Kings
was re hardest tnght in eight years: Smith Smith
Day. assessor (rep.); aldermen. first ward, NC
Klopp (dsm:); second. Fred Kickenapp (repo;
HASTINGS. MIMI. p. West (rep) was
W. e snsle lep
The proposition to issue $4,000 of bonds fol-
j waterworks carried.
CANNON FALLS. MINIMIZE following ,oni
we5s elected O. nnies
for two years. A. c. Austin, Alfred Widholm ant
William Tanner. license carried by 1arg,
fr s R5ses saa ssadas
= defeated. 1851.
: PINE CITY, M1NN.--.R. G. Saunders was de
The vote was ia to 10. Other officers electe
are: E. L. wilcox, D. A.. Pacne, j. NJ. Collins
Math Prochaska and Adolph Kahn, councilmen
Frank Poferl, recorder; J. D. Boyle, treasurer
Joseph Veyerka, assessor; Chris Koetski, stree
commissioner John Atkinson, Justice OF tn
peace. .,. =. 7-s. g...-@ .....4- Is Z >z.rs.
ST. VINCENT, M1NN.-rustees, A. A.: Dal
rach j. R. Ryan. @. Gowan, w. Russell an
e. Cameron: treasurer, A. Kruse: Justices Of tn
| peace, G.. Taylor and r. n. Lapp; constable, !
A. Brawley. E,.5 ., .><a