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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
Mayor Jones Renominated.

The nomination of Mayor Jones is
i the fact upon which may be based one
or two suggestions. .-.--
The campaign was a contest of poll
| cies between republicans. 1t was not
"a personal campaign. There was no
l bitterness nor personal malice displayed
| on either side. The republicans have
| deliberately decided that Mayor Jones
was giving the city good administra-
tion on good republican basis. They
4 have said so at the primaries. = This
would seem to settle that part of the
I primary. :;
May Jones has won in a square fight
in which he made his plea not for HIM
/ self or for his administration even, but
I for the issue involved in his law en-
/ forcement efforts. It is this which has.
+ been Endorsed.
If Mayor Jones had been defeated
4 the effect would have most unfortunate
since it would have been heralded thru
! the country that Minneapolis had re-
I jected Kim because he took a stand for
I Sunday closing. This would have been
4 unfair to Minneapolis, since it is quite
ia evident that always, before and after
| the primary, the Sunday closing order
was approved cordially. A good many
/ republicans opposed Mayor Jones for
other reasons. Some thought he was a
weak candidate and preferred his oppo-
nent for political reasons. These men
| have been convinced by the primary
that Mayor Jones is far from a weak
/ candidate. They have been brought into
4 a state of admiration for his talents
! as campaigner and his staying powers
as vote getter. Such republicans
having been convinced that the MAORI
ty want Jones, and having seen for
/ themselves that he is a strong, square
and able man are today enthusiastically
H for him. This is the advantage Mayor
Jones reaps from having attacked no.
If body, but having made his campaign
entirely upon the Endorsement or re-
lection Of course of action.
A good many people are asking them
selves about the election. The cleo
ton will come on in due season.; but
as after the exertions Of the past few
Fl days, what is needed is slight ces
sation from politics. In a week the
Is people will be ready to take up the
question Of the election with vigor anG
interest.
The Sunday closing order controlled
almost exclusively in the primary, be
cause Mayor Jones wished to be Judged
Is by republicans ON that issue. But whel
II it comes to, an election, there are othe:
matters which can and will be takel
Il up which will tell strongly in favo
A Of the, present administration. TIL
thing to keep il" mind now is that tn
republicans; have not committed tn
H blunder of turning down one Of TIL
/ best administrations their party ha
given the. city; that they have nothin!
to apologize for in Mayor Jones' Who'll
official career, and that his offcia
acts will furnish numerous and con
vincing reasons why he should be re
# elected. Il .~..@:
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MITCHELL DECLINES. .
:. u. TO ENTER POLITICS
journal Speciaf Service, )

journal opeclaI service. "a
Washington, Sept, '2o.-John Mitch
ell, president Of the United Mine Work
ers Of America, has; announced that he
will, not take, any halt halt, il, in the fight be-
ing made against eertain congressman
by the AmeTc ca d vFFHderation Of Labor.
He came here to attend the meeting of
the, executive council Of the American
Federation of Labor: and was. in con
ference all day with the men who made
field. .,'@':
., The announcement is a great disap-
pointment to President Gompers. He
had: made plans to have Mitchell stump
in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Illinois,, where many thousand of min
ers are and where it was believed he
would be able to influence deciding
number of voters in favor of candidates
whose election the Federation will ad-
vOcate. .Hh p" =: . - .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

Winston Churchill did not get the New
Hampshire nomination, but he headed off
the real railroad candidate and forced
an antt-pass plank into the republican
platform. Pretty good for starter. Mr..
futile is watching Churchill.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

The Williams marines were landed
yesterday and then Withdrawn from in
front of the Tribune office
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

At the primaries over 80, 900 republican
ballots were cast and about 1000 demo-
cratic ballots This might indicate that
Jones will carry the city by $4,000 major
ity. 1t might, but it doesn't r.:5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

; New York has $4,000 employees, so
that Tammany generally starts with a
comfortable margin of safe votes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

John D. Rockefeller, to save on his
water rate, had we'll drilled under his
Cleveland residence, and struck oil and
natural gas. Can you beat him?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

The Indianapolis News fears that the
Peerless Leader is exceeding his speed
limit. Those who do that do not always
arrive.
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strongly that La Toilette is violating
senatorial courtesy and overstepping the
bounds Of august propriety in horrible
manner
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

nj Senator La Toilette is goingSto New
Jersey to try to defeat Senator Dryden
for reelection. Dryden is one:o the big
insurance rnagnates, perhaps the craftiast
of them all. He is likely to feel very
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

The hunting season opened in Colo
RADIO with a record Of three deer and one
man" At this ratio the deer will beat
it out.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

Before the primary each candidate had
invincible reasons why he would be nom
mated. Now he has invisible reasons
why he was defeated. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

It should be remembered that of all
the candidates named on Tuesday none
is on the payroll yet. They have to go
another mile before the race is called.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

So long this weather prevails you
do not have to shoot your straw hat. Do
not be bulldozed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

General Frepoff died Of angina pectoris,
thought of a bomb ending his career.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

If those Cuban revolutionists don't
come in peaceably they will be arrested
for violating the game laws
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

The Cuban revolutionists might go
around with few scrapers and get even
with US by leveling San Juan hill.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
Fiity-SecOnd district

(A1tkln, Carlton, Cass and Ttasca
Senator,-(Rep.) D. NJ. Gum, Grand
Rapids.
(D,em.) Walter ". keenan,, Carl
ton.
(Pnb. .0wn.) John Lefevre, Grand
Rapids.
representatives - (Rep.) George W.
h h,n9 Altkin; Walter L. Case, Clio
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sixtu-third District,

S (Kittson, Marshall and Roseau.)
Senator-t Rep.) *B. =. Sundberg, Ken
nedy.
sentatives-(R ep.) H. 0. Han
son, Stephens; Daniel Robertson, Ar.
(Dem.) G.. A. Tullar, Warren
(Pro.) Adolph Rookie, West Valley.
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If this summer runs right up to
Christmas we are likely to have short,
open winter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
Forty-eighth District

(Morrison and Crow Wing.)
s. F. Alderman,
Brainerd.
Representatives-(Rep.) Nv. Boucz.
! R,oayalton; and Milo N. Young, Roy
pem.) William II. Hall. Little
Falls.
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Thursday Evening,

people thereof. If the people thereof
so conspicuously fail to keep order as
to make, it necessary for American
troops to return, it may be long time
before they go away again. This con.
.sideration will weigh heavily with both
parties in Cuba, and weigh for peace
and an accommodation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
Sixteenth District.

[hOCK. and FlpeStOne.
Senator-(Rep.) E. H. Garfield, Luz
verne. +: .,-.- - 4 49,. -...,.s.>. .
Representative-(Rep.) Harrison White,
Luverne.
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Fourteenth District.

- Jackson and Cottonwood.)
Sennator-(Rep9 H. E. Hanson, Win
Jackson County = Representative 49,
(Rep.) Charles Winner, Wilder.
Cottonwood County-Represent -
(Rep.l* R. H. Jefferson, Bingham Lake,
(Pro.) F. M. Dyer. 90.
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sixty.second District.

80. y (POIk- County.)
Senator-(R ep.) *A. D. Stephens,
Grookston. .--.sss.-
(Dem.) W. E. Rowe, Crookston.
Pub. OWN S. w. Wilson, Angus.
Represe ntatives-( Rep.3 John Holten,
Fertile; John Saugstad.
E pub. Own.) David Sanders, Crook
= ston. "a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

Spain and Russia are the only Eu-
ropean countries which produce more
wool than they consume. ,.sag:
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SiXtieth District. !
Decker, Clay and Wilkin.)
senator-(Rep.) #. H. Peterson, Moor.
head
Representative-Becker county (Rep.)
Hans ?. Bjorge, Lake Park.
Clay county (Rep.) John T. Lom-
men, Comstoek.
p Wilkin county (Rep.) *R. J. Wells,
Breckenridge.
(Pro.) II. a. Merrill.
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Eighteenth District.

~(Lac uui Parle and Chippewa - -,
Senator-(Rep.) SOC. Dale, Madison.
Lac qui Parle-Representati Rep.)
*Elias Rachie. Madison.
Chippewa = Representative (Rep.)
IN. S. Carl, Clara City. II,
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Forty-seventh District

Denton county and city of St. Cloud.)
Senator-(Rep.) w. L. Sartell, SarteIl.
>p}em:2 J. E. G. Robinson, St.
Represseentative-(Rep.) O.. +. Doyle,
Dem.) p. G. Lynch, Foley.
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Thirty-first District

CIV ashingtOn C0unty.)
Senator-(Rep.) George II. Sullivan.
Saltwater.
Representatives-(Rep.) .*John Zelch.
,, H. B: Vollmer, Cottage Grove.
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Fftv-frSt niefr;cI

(Lake and Cook counties and mart of
st. LOUSY
senator-,(Rep.) #George R. Laybourn.
Representatives-(Rep.) IN. F. Hugo.
/ Clarence B. Miller, Duluth.
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Thirtieth District.
TakOta County

ings.:1
. (Dem.) albert Schaller, Hastings.
'Represe ntatives-(Rep) H. s. Clegg.
., South St. Paul; W. H. Wescott, South
st. Paul
q +: (Dem.) Joseph Peters, Empire; H.
+ !. C. Barton, Inver Grove.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
Twenty-ninth District,

HUOOUhue COunty.)
Senator-(Rep.) 20. K. Naeseth, Wana-
mingo.
Representatives-(Rep.) u. A. Gates,
Kenyon; w. H. Putnam, Red Wing,
and "A. J. Rockne, Zumbrota.>
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1t was one Of the most successful pri-
maries in the history of the cigar stores.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
ElftY-fourth District

i, (stearns County, outside st. Cloudy
Senator-(Dem.) J. J. Amman, Torah.
Representative-First district (dem.)
John K. Howard, Sank Center.
1Dem.) E: W. Nugent, Brooten.
Second district @(dem) Joseph
Friedman, Eden Valley.
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Fifty-nintll District.

Fifty-ninth District.
(Otter Tail County,
senator-(Rep.) H. T. Hille, Fergus
(Pop.) Ole o. sageng, Dalton.
pub. OWN syver Vinje. Henning.
Representatives-(Rep.) *Elmer E,
Adams, j. T. Johnson, Fergus Falls:
C: L: Alexander, Pelican Rapids, and
M. Walz, Perham.
(Pop.) John B. Hompe.
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Nineteenth District.

Drown and Redwood.) ~
Senator-(RepO Frank Clague, Lam
berton
Brown County-Representa tive Rep,)
IS. D. Peterson, New Ulm, - sE,5
Dem Jesse Thompson.
Redwood County = Representative =
(Rep.) G. NJ. Bendixen, Morgan. 5#
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
Turtles as Gardeners.

The peddlers with carts who supply
the occupants of villas in the environs
of Paris with cherries and other fruits
frequently carry for sale few small
turtles. They are purchased by the in
habitants to be placed in their gardens.
very effective aids to the gardener by
preventing the ravages of the insects
and other small creatures which are
accustomed to do much damage to the
fowerbeds and borders. It is we'll
known fact that golden grain belt beer
is the ideal home beverage and its reg
ular use insures health, strength and
happiness.
Low one-way colonists tickets to
Puget sound points, $25 via the Great
Northern Railway until Oct. 31st. City
ticket office, Third street and Nicollet
avenue.
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E1ftieth District

GPart of St.. Louis County,
Senator-(Rep.) ST. M. Pueh. Dnl..tb
hepresentatlves-(Rep.) Andrew Mil
Ter, j. 4. Randall, Duluth.
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Ninth District:

LTTeeD0Tn IOUntY.)
Lea ~ - 1Aioei'
RePre@sen1ttati,ve-(Rep.) E. W. Gleason.
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District.

- =, DISCTICC,
(Beltrami, Clearwater, Norman and Red
Lake counties.)
Senator-(Rep.) A. l.. Hanson, Ada.
Representative. II Norman County -
(Rep.) J. L.. Void. Twin Valley.
(Pro.) III. O. Rask.
Beltrami, Clearwater and Red Lake
Counties (Rep. j. j. Opsahl, Be-
midi. -
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Forty fourth District.
.(Part of third and tenth wards, Min
( neapolis, and some country towns.)
Senator Rep.) Edward G. Dahl.
(Dem.) John w. Pauly.
rescntatives-(Re p.) 7. j. Reid.
Alex Mcneil, Dayton.
PROF. George W. Higgins.
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Seventeenth District

Gincoln, Lyon and Yellow Medicine.)
Senator-(Rep.) Virgil B. Seward, Mar
Representatives l(Rep:) H. M. Hanson,
Hanley Falls; G. K: Melby, Mime
sofa. ~ - =.
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Twenty-eighth District.

-. - (Rice County.)
senaa1tSor-(Rep.) A. B. Kelly, North.
(Dem.) F. L. Glotzbach, Faribault.
Representatives-(Rep.) E. A. Orne,
Far!bault; George W. Thompson,
Faribault. =
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Fifty-sixth District.

IbIg OtOne and SW1ft.)
Senator-(Rep.) Michael Ferch. Odessa.
(Dem.) Ray G. harrington, orion
vile.
Representative-(Rep.) Knut Knutson.
Swift Falls.
(Pro.) Charles N. Wheeler.
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Flfty-third district

Hubbard, Todd and WadenaN !
oeln,ator-(Rep.) James Johnston, Ber-
Representatives-(Rep.) William Dow
er, Wadena; L. W. Bills, Park Rap
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Twelfth District.

2 EFdrlDauIt COunty.)
8 eeEFa aE}b #: E. Putnam, Blue
Re Brissina r. L. Mork.
4 (Dem.) NJ. Brady. ST.; 49,. -.
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Fifteenth District.)

(NObIes and MUTraY.)
senator-(Rep.) S. B. Bedford, Rush
more. ..;' -.
Dem.) John J. Flynn, Worthing-
= ton. '
Representative-(Rep.) IS. 0. Morse,
i. SlaytOn. :
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Fifty-eighth District.

E11ty-elghth District.
(Pope and Douglas)
Senator-C. j. Gunderson, Alexandria.
aRepresentative-Pope county, (Rep.)
|: E. NJ. Webster, Glenwood.
Douglas county, (Rep.) *John L
Landeen, Garfield.
(Pro.) E. E. Lobeck.
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Forty-ninth District

Eorty-nlnth District.
part of st. Louis Comntv,
Senator-(Rep.) PR. Vail. Virrgiinia.
hepresentatiyes-(Rep) John SaarI.
sparta, and JOSEPH. Austin, Chisholm
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Forthwith District,

(Anoka, 1santi, Mile Laos and Sher-
burne.
'Senator-(Rep) G. ]. Swanson, Find
ley.
Representatives-(R ep.) Andrew Da-
Wis, Elk River; Thomas H Horton,
North Branch; Frank T. White, Elk
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Thirty-second District.

- 1Chlsago, Pine and Kanabec:)
r. Center City. '','~ '.''.'> ~5'. ...
Representatives-(Rep.) H.. P. Webb.
Sandstone, and Henry Rines, Mora.
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ThirteenthI Snistrin+.

Martin and Watonwan Counties.)
Senator-(Rep.) W. A. Hinton, Tru-
Representatives (Rep.)- O. c.. Cole. st.
James; G. J. SWendsen, st. James w. u.
Oem:) John Schroeder, Fairmont.
(Pro.) Burr B. Alton, Tenhassen.
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Eleventh District.

* -, (Blue Earth County,
= sena at%( Rep.2 J; Il. Baker, Mankato.
Z .(Dem.) s. D. Works; Mankato.
Representatives-(Rep.) *E. W. Gates
Garden City; \ John t. Lewis. ind
son; William Mcqueen. Mapleton.
(Dem:) II. o. Thompson, Ceresco.
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Fifty-ffth District.

senator-(Rep.) u. O. Thorpe, Will
mar.
Representative-(Rep.) c. E. johnson.
Lake Elizabeth.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

After all, Mayor Jones' closest
friend was U. G. Williams.
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Between Jones and Williams it was a
great. day for the Welsh.
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Thirty-seyeuth District.

(Tenth, Eleventh and part Of Eighth
Wards, St. Paul and Country Towns.)
Senator--(R ep.) j., M. Hackney. -
(Dem.) Pierce Butler.
Representatives-(Rep.) F. B. Phillips,
: SAlvin Rowe. -, =. " -..."
(Dem.) James H. Burns
(Pro.) II. A. Noltimer.
pub. OWN B. f. Morledge. =" r,
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Fifty-seventh District

(Grant, Stevens and Traverse.)
senator-(Rep.) Ole O. Canestorp, e.
bow Lake.
Representative-(Rep) l.. C. spooner
and w. G.. Bicknell, Morris.
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Tenth District.

~ ~ (Waseca County,
senator-(Rep.) *E. B. Collester, Wa
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Fifth District.

:, (Fillmore County.)
senator-(Rep.) S. A. Nelson, Lanes
Reresentatives-[Rep) Burdette Thay-
eeTr, Spring Valley; o. M. Thundaie,
Harmony.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Mr.. Eustis is Nye, but not close enough.
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Twentieth District.

7Nicollet County, 80 -.
Senator Rep.) &c. A. johnson, St.
Peter. K ~
Representative Rep.) T. o. Haugen,
New Sweden.
(Pro.) J.. w. Lansing.
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Seventh District.

~ NDUuge COuntY.)
oenator-(Rep) d. E. White, Clare
ke]Pp1T;e:sentative-(Rep.) E. H. Emerson,
(Dem.) H. G. Boysen, bayfield,
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Dem J. M. Hawthorne.

Thirty sixth District.
(Fourth, Seventh and Part of Eighth
y. - = ~ Wards, st. Paul. f. ct
Senator-(Rep.) p. S. Durment.
Representative-Fourth ward, (rep.)
James D. Denegre.' "
-. Dem.) John. D. O'Brien. =.
Seventh ward (rep.} Ambrose
Tighe. -
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REIMBURSEMENT District

Twenty seventh Dstr1ct.
Gle Sueur County,
senator-(Rep.) G. W. Babcock, Kaso-
- (Dem.) Harry F. Weis, LIE Sueur.
Representatives-(Rep.) *George II.
Denzer, LIE Sueur, and c. W. Glot-
felter, Waterville.
lDem. John Spence, Montgomery;
r. A. .McDermott, Cleveland.
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Eighth District

Owatonna.
sennator-(Rep.) *George W. Peachey.
(Dem.) T. E. eastman, Owatonna.
neIR4resentatlve-(Rep.)~sF. G. Carlton.
(Pro) f. G. Sloan, Summit. ...
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MINlS.E / I A LE'ul0L !.
Following is AN almost complete lis
tut the state, named in Tuesdays pr
5sterisk being renominated: &,
First District.
], Houston: County
sepresentatiye- - Rep.) o. B. Nelson,
Second District.
+ (Winona County,
! (Dem} f. Fitzpatrick ii a Mi m9nana'
Representa- ives- Rep) Henry W..
Libby, Winona. - -.
(Dem. No nomination. q !
(Rep.J Thomas b. Rand, ,Winona, i
(Dem.) John Hitzker, Winona.
i (Rep.) John G, Henry.
(Dem.) Charles Goss.
e Third District.
- ~s (WabashaS County.) IS
5enator-(Rep.) II. o. Cooke, Kellogg.
(Den1.) NJ j. O'Laughlin, Waba-
sha.
Representative-(Rep.) William Fore.
(Dem.) David Cratic.
> Fourth District.
(0lmsted, County.)
Senator-(Rep.) w. q. Fraser, Roches-
p ss9s2 III. H. witherstine, Roch-
hePresentatives-(Rep.) Andrew Nc
Coy,I Rochester; James F. Spencer.
1Dem.) John w. Hendricks :John'
Fitz gerald
Fifth District.
(Eillmore Country
Senator-(Rep.) s. A. Nelson, Lanes
Reresentatives-[Rep) Burdette Thay-
eeIr, Spring Valley; o. M. Thundaie,
Harmony,
Sixth District. l..
>, (Mower County,
oe4niator-(Rep) "A. S. Campbell, Aus
Representatives. Rep.) *W. A. Nolan
Grand Meadow, and w. l.. Hollister''
Austin.
Seventh District.
dodge Country
Senator-(Rep) d. E. White, Clare.
Representa- tive-(Rep.) E. H. Emerson
psm:) H. G. Boysen, Hayfeld.
Eighth District.
(Steele County,
()WHfOnn9
senna ato4olp *George W. Peachey.
Dem.) T. E. eastman, Owatonna
heIR4resentative-(Rep.)~=F. G. Carlton.
(Pro.) F. G. Sloan, Summit. .n
Ninth District. t.
(Freeborn County,
: Lea. ~ - A'' 1A'o01 !
Repres ative-(Rep.) E. w. Gleason
j. G. johnson. Il :, -
e. Tenth District.
~ =, (Waseca County,
senator-(Rep.) e. B. Collester, Wa
(Dem.) John Moonan, Waseca.
helR1resSentative-(Rep.) J. D. Davidson
....s bem.) VIM: H. Meyers, Alma City
t. Eleventh District.
* -, (Blue Earth County,
Senator-(Rep.) J.. H. Baker, Mankato
4 .(Dem.) s. D. Works. Mankato.S
kePresentatives-(Rep.) Ne. w. Gates
Garden City; *John r. Lewis, Jud
son; William Mcqueen, Mapleton.
(Dem.) II. O. Thompson, Ceresco
!. > Twelfth District. T.. - !.
Il (Faribault Country
3 eeEFs sT}h a. #: e. Putnam, Blu
!: RfeBpr?esentatiy7ye-(Rep.) r. L. Mork
T. (Dem.) NJ. Brady. y. ! ,~,a- -,
= Thirteenth District.
Martin and Watonwan. Counties.l
senator-(Rep.) W. A. Hinton, Tru
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Representatives (Rep.), o. C. Cole, ST
James; G. j. SWendsen, st. James.
(Dem.) John Schroeder, Fairmont
(Pro.) Burr B. Alton, Tenhassen.
Fourteenth District.
Jackson and Cottonwood.)
senator-(Rep9 H. E. Hanson, Wiz
jackson County = Representative -
| (Rep.) Charles Winner, Wilder.
Cottonwood County-Representa =
(Rep:l* R. H. Jefferson, Bingham LAX,
(Pro.) F. M. Dyer. .'. .
(Fifteenth District.)
(Nobles and Murray
se 19,a.o SD. Bedford, Rusl
(Dem.) John J. Flynn, Worthin,
/. ton. '~
Representative-(Rep.) rs. O. Mors
Slayton.
Sixteenth District.
t.. Crock. and Pipestone.)
Senator-(Rep.) E. H. Garfield, Il
verne. .--- - = .. n =
Representative-(Rep.) Harrison Whit
! Luverne.
! Seventeenth District.
(Lincoln, Lyon and Yellow Medicine
Senator-(Rep.) Virgil B. Seward, Ma
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Forty sixth District.
Wright County,
Buffalo.
Representatives-(Rep) E. M. Nagei,
Buffalo, and Adam J. Wood, Otsego.
(Dem. William Ziebarth, Delano;
W. F. Ludemann, Buffalo.
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