The Mankato free press., 1916-03-17
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Mapleton, March 15.-The entire
caucus ticket has been elected. Lii
cense was carried by a majority of
| fifty-three 1t is understood that the
new council is in favor of the new
opera house project and also for sew
eral other improvements. The ticket
elected is: President, G. Schield;
trustees, d. Benz, III. Wick: clerk, A.
Kaufman; treasurer, William Stro-
bel: justices of peace, e. j. Church,
E. C. Spaulding.
Decoria Township.
Supervisor, August ThrOn; clerk,
John Hanson; treasurer, A. e. Hall;
Justice of peace, John Hanson; con-
stable, John Kruse, and August
Goettl.
Eagle Lake.
w. w. Holce, president; c. d.
Pickle, Aug. Swenson, G. A. Harem,
trustees; treasurer, A. NJ. Reynolds !;
clerk, E. w. Tanner; justices, j. B.
Reynolds two years, H. Cummins one
year; constable, A. G. Neal.
Garden City.
Supervisor, George B, Gilman;
treasurer, E. H. Monroe clerk, G..
w. John. justices, S. T. Sheppard,
two years; F. D. Pero, one year;
constables, J, L. Wilson's, R. H..
Norton; Money, raised, general pur-
pose, $2,400
Good Thunder.
For president, r. J. Schneiderhan;
Ntrustees, c.. c.. Bruscke, F.. c.
Darse, Ed. Malzahn; treasurer, F. H.
Morlock; recorder, H. c.. Mielke;
justice Of peace, two years, o. w.
Seaquist, E. F.. Ulrich; constables,
two years, Albert BenZel, Fred Pet
erS.
Judson Township.
Supervisor, George E, Austin, treas
urer, Rich M. Jones; clerk, c. G.
Jones; justice of peace, Richard T..
Thomas; constable, Moses Edwards.
Money raised for general purposes,
$500; road improvements, $500 Other
purposes, two and one-half mills on
taxable property in Judson.
Township of Lincoln.
Supervisor, Ed. F. Hartwig; treas
urer, L. F. Maker, clerk, P. c, Peter
SON. justice of peace, Fred A. Fred
erickson: constable, Henry Torgenson.
Money raised for general purposes
$500; road improvement $1,000. Total
$4,000.
lie Ray.
Supervisor, Albert j. Buskey; treas
urer, Walter Macbeth; clerk, H. T.
Frank; justice, Ed Dunn; constable,
P. j. Webber. Money raised, general
purpose $4,000
LimetoWn.
Supervisor, Anton Meme; treas
urer, Otto Guentzel; clerk, Matt
Saenger; justices, Louis Thinker, Pet
er Schultz; constabless Frank Boeh-
land, August Schultz. Money raised
for road Improvement, S1,500.
Mcpherson Township.
Supervisor, A. w. Mace; clerk, A.
H. Bestman justice of peace, ]. Nc
Collum, f. T. Kallos; constable, F. j.
Neary. Money raised for road and
bridge $4,000 and other purposes, ST.
120.
Rapidan.
Supervisor, P. J. Putrah; treasurer,
o. 7. Konkel; clerk, Carl Flo; con-
stable, William Deshart. One thou
, sand dollars was voted for town pur-
poses and $1,000 for road and bridge,
of which $1,000 to be used for gravel
ing. A resolution was passed in favor
of home rule on all road matters.
ST. Clair.
President, Henry Thielman; treas
urer, C. J. Pagenkopf; village re-
corder, Charles O'Connor; trustees.
Jacob Chase, Andrew Quinn, Henry
Lubke; justice of peace, Charles
O'Connor; constable, Pete Roerig
Fred Pretch The vote on the dele
gates for the national convention was
! very slight, very little interest being
shown 1t was voted to appropriate
$500 for village purposes.
Vernon Center Village.
President T. G. Clement; trustees,