The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-03-15
Cash System Of Paying For the
Road Work Favored; Bal
lot Results.
From Wednesdays Daily.


ted: President. II. Humid; trustees
George nj. Rub, T. C. Busse, Henry
Pagel; clerk. Henry Albrecht; treas
urer, William Strobel; justices, G.
n. Alderman, f. l., Sanborn. II. G.
IIotaling, who was a candidate for
president, received 100 votes, and
his opponent. Mr.. Humid, lis.
License Defeated at Eagle Lake.
The election at Eagle Lake yes.
terday resulted: President, c. d.
Pickle: councilmen. August Swan
son, A. M. Reynolds, John HOughta-
ling; treasurer, John l.. Cummins;
clerk, M. d. Cook; justice of the
peace. A, J.. Cummins; constable,
N. w. Dickinson; for license. 3d.;
against license. Al.
Drys and Vets. =
Adrian wet by So. -,.>a mr. =
Heron Lake voted dry yesterday
by 38 votes.
Jackson wet, 40. =. : :.
Lake Benton wet -. -.
Lamberton, wet - =.
Madelia voted dry.
New Richland dry by 3. ~
Sanborn, wet. -.
Slayton voted wet by majority
of As. E S. g.. '.-
Walnut Grove. dry. s
Wells dry by 3.
Window Is dry by 2S.
License carried in ~OWatonna. S.
Il. Nelson was elected mayor 9oyeA'
l.. r. 1fammel, present mayor, by
80 majority. The contest which ex.
cited the most interest was that of
Alderman Louis Fenner, the local
Tammany chief, against Frank
Horak Fenner was elected by ma
jority of SO. In the third ward AL
derman Hart was defeated by God
frey Kaplan,. socialist. In the same
ward NJ r. eastman was reelected
to the school board. Cashman's ma
jority over James Pierce, socialist
was %. In the fifth ward Charles
Cobb, socialist, polled ia votes to
100 for Alderman Cederdahl. The
surprising feature was the vote by
the socialist candidates. r'r:
The paving issue won by a huge
majority. Charles Servatius, city
clerk, and Michael Leary, treasurer,
were elected without opposition. Lii
cense carried by 12S majority. 80
cialists will have two members Of
the council, while Nelson, mayor
was Endorsed by socialists. Park
bonds were defeated.
DR.. d. F. Dumas was defeated for
mayor OF Cass Lake by a vote of
179 to IS. "A. w. Johnson was
elected.
The vote on license at Pemberton,
Blue Earth county. was: For license,
II; against, 101.
Belgrade. 49,.
Supervisor, C. A. Severance; clerk,
William Peterson; treasurer, Walter
Roust; justices, r. e. Jefferson and
Frank Lundholm; constables, Fred
Pasewalt and Albert High money
voted, town fund, $500; road and
bridge, $4,000. - .. :.
Decoria.
Supervisor, NJ. ]. Bowe; treasurer,
Henry Hodapp; clerk, Charles; Fl.
Noyes; Justice. Henry Kurth; con-
stables, John Goettl, Charles Laube.
Money raised, general purposes,
$1,000; grading Decoria cream sta
ton road. 5000; crawling Mapleton
road, $1OG; graveling Kennedy road,
500; graveling poor farm road, $50.
" Garden City. "
Supervisor, A. T.. Bixby; treasurer,
Leroy Terry; clerk, G.. w. John;
Justice, L. 5Clapper for two years;
constable, A. w. Eaton for two
years. Money raised, $4,000; general
purpose, 5000; road Improvement,
$500.
Good Thunder.
President, Ed Flynn; trustees, C.
C.. Brusker, Otto Rosin, Paul Sperra;
treasurer, +. Fl. Morlock; clerk, II.
C. Mielke; justices. Ed O'Neil, E. f.
Ulrich; constables, Albert Benzle.
Theodore Young. The cash system of
paying for road work was adopted.
jamestown.
Supervisor. three years, Frank
Fasnacht; clerk, Mike Farrell; treas
urer, William Lyons; constable, Ern-
est Johnson; justice of peace, James
Johnston.
lie Ray.
Supervisor, three years, John Nc
Namara;. clerk, M. ]. Ryan; treas
urer, Adoiph Hoehn; justice Of
peace. e. ]. Russell; constable, two
- Hnutinuad an papa Four