The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
WET TICKET FINDS
MANY SUPPORTERS
License Wins by Close Margin in
Several Of Minnesota S
Villages.

owatonna. Mimi. March t4.-Thfs town went /
majority in the council. -
1t was one Of the hardest fought campaigns |
in the history of the. city and will be long re-
memberedS by those who participated In the |
The following city OFFICIALS were elected: Re-
gem: trustee Frank Finley; assessor, j. M NJ
member Of the board Of educa ton at large
R. H. G. Metz; aldermen. first ward, r. g.
ward, F. j. Wencel; fourth ward. F. Y. Hoff-
man 0. L. Williamson is president of the
License at Eyota.
Eyota, Minimize following village Officers
Mere elected ttstsa President Of the COUNCIL
On, v W. Sewlsnd; recorder. 'S v. J. Moulster.
The license measure was carried
Haytield Votes for License.
Hayheld, Mn, Mnn1 -! village election Re-
corder. +. 9. Heltksen: treasurer. Hy Ramberg;
Johnson. A. A. ABBY. g.,
The license measure was carried by vote
" Hayaeld township elected as trustees rustic NJ. NJ
Bjstad; clerk, q. G. Dtstad treasurer, Il. *.
Amundson. Twelve hundred dollars was voted
for general purposes. ~.
Annandale Says License.
.Annandale. Mtnn.-The following officers were
iia and John Heaton; recorder Harry Kur7;
Esey Justices n ssttePles = Dsnsns
The license issue carried by 81 to 30. r..
No Lid for Royalton.
Royalton, Minn.--The following village officers
were elected: President, Frank Armstrong;
trustees, J. Il. Miller. G.. F. Conner, G.: ".
| Schwartz The issue was a strict enforcement
of the Sunday saloon law, and the lid will nots
| be put on here. - -
t License Wins at Madelia.
| Madelia, Minn.-The village election resulted
as follows: Counclmen, D. G. Develyn presi-
Ssn5 Charles Russe Ellertea Ball
| justice, A. H. Benton The license issue was car
ried by 100 majority. .<5. - :.
| g.. slayton Wants License. So.
slayton Minn-village officers were elected as
| follows: President. II. G. Grass; trustees II.
Nelson. Nick Weber. J. K: Bennett; recorder,
R. Hyslop, James Ruane; constable NJ. Evan,
| son. majority Of 33 voted in favor Of license.
License by One Vote. ..-
| Cambridge Minn-By the margin of one vote
| voters of Cambridge, was carried by the license
forces. There was a hot contest between the
| saloon and the temperance factions. Inere were
1914 votes cast. H. T. Hanson was elected mayor
over A. B. Halln by margin of six votes.
The license men carried the election thruout all
| Of the offices by very small majorities.
solway Will Not Change.
solway, Minn.-License for another year, SO
| say the voters Of this village by large ma
jority. The following officers were elected:
President, W. L. Lloydi trustees, D. F. Sulli-
van, D. p. Powers and A. D. Mowers; recorder,
| H. N. Mckee; treasurer r. Dickinson assessor
J. G. Parker; justices, J. Fink and NJ. Void;
| constable, w. II. Plat. -
West Concord Says License.
West Concord, Minn.-The straight village
ticket won without opposition as follows: Presi-
ford, D. Carr and T. Tollefson; recorder, J. e..
Mccarthy; treasurer. Otto R. Bolen; assessor
l.. II. Severns: Justice Of the peace. e. R.
Tilden; street commissioner, J.. 9. Miller; con-
stable, Ray Norton. License cnrried by IA ma
Clearwater Wants License.
Clearwater, Minn.-The following ticket was
elected here: President of council, ". A. Shaw;
councilmen, w. f. Hathaway, L. Laughton, W.;
+. Shattuck: recorder. A. L. Hart; treasurer,
G. D. Whittemore For license Al, against IA
eaA"@ License Wins at Fertile.
Fertile, N1inn--After most exciting election
license carried by seven majority. The fol;
Gnstafson; councilmen, Andrew Opheim. X. G.
Overland and A. A. Kilen; recorder L. B.
| George; treasurer Ed Mossefn; assessor, F. j
Cunningham; constables. r. p. English and AL
| fred Johnson. l.
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