Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 8, 1905, Page 4

CARTER CHOSEN FIRST MAYOR Gibboas Defeated in Election Yesterday by 77 Vetes--Maloy is City Clerk, Gould Alderman at Large aand £arl Geil Treasurer. A. A, Carter was yesterday elected as the first mayor of Be- midji over John F. Gibbons by 77 votes and W. A. Gould was elect- ed to the position of alderman at large over Charles Swedback by a | large majority. One of the surprises of the election was the suc- cess of Thos. Maloy for city clerk, who won over the former yillage recorder, H. W, Bailey, by 12 votes. ollowing is the result of the judges’ count in each ward, and it is not expected the count will be changed by the canvass to be made this evening by the village |S council: Mayor— 1st Ward 2nd Ward 3rd Ward 4th Ward Totals A. A, Carter 55 82 139 147 423-77 John £, Gibbons 99 71 104 2 346 Alderman at Large— W. A. Gould 82 90 115 144 431.118 Chas. Swedback 70 61 118 64 313 City Clerk— H. W. Bailey 52 =0 119 115 366 Thos. Maloy 98 70 12 98 378-12 City Treasurer— Earl Geil 76 100 152 148 476-221 W. L. Brooks 71 49 R 57 255 Justice of the Peace— L. G. Pendergast 67 Rl 134 122 404-111 0. M. Skinvik 70 =4 129 136 419 126 A. Gilmour 86 50 90 67 293 City Assessor— J. E. Cahill 67 107 148 47 460-238 Matt Phibbs g 35 70 49 23 ALDERMEN First Ward— Maj, Third Ward-- Maj Chester Snow 56 Matt Mayer 2 George McCrea 41 L. G. Kinch 38 & W. N. Bowser 01-35 T. J. Andrews 100 Joha Graham 8630 Fourth Ward— Second Ward George McTaggart T.J. Miller 75-3 Christ Olson Tom Smart 110 38 John Goodman J. H. French 72 Fred E. Brinkman was found dead in his cabin with a bullet hole through his body. Coroner Marcum left this morn- iing for the scene of the affair to make a thorough investigation. DETAILS YET UNKNOWN No- Information Received as to Murder of Homestead- er Near Nebish. B. F. Bishop left this afternoon | for Cass Lake, where he will te employed during the winter as a jgovernment scaler. E. H. Corn- wall and F. S. George expect to leave tomorrow for Cass' Lake, where they have similar Up to alate hour this after- noon nothing had been received | in Bemidji about the murder of Sexton, the homesteader who posi- tions. J. A. McCONKEY 7 [ IS SELLING THE FINEST AND BEST FLOUR IT IS POSSIBLE TO GET. 31.25 PER 49 LB S'K. —GROUND— é —PER SACK— @ . 18 Pounds Granulated ' “ Sugar for One Dollar' { Earn from $80 to $125 Per Month- WE WANT YOUNG MEN for Firemen and Brakemen, experience unnecessary. High Wages, Promotion. Positions secured as soon as competent. In- structions by mail. Cut out Cou- pon and send with stamp for full particulars to-day . . . National Railway Training - School, 224 Boston Blk. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. ! 5 .| were still being operated in the i. | was enforced, and he reiterated GAMBLERS MUST CEASE Mayor Henderson Issues Or- der to Chief of Police to Clese Them Up. LAW WILL BE ENFORCED SO LONG AS HE I8 MAYOR. Roulette Wheels and Slot Ma chines Were Started Last Night and Are Still Ranning. Mayor A. E. Henderson this | morning issued an order to Chief of Police Bailey to close up all gambling devices beirg operated | in the city. Immediately after the election result had become known last night, roulette wheels and slot machines were replaced in estab- lishments in which they had been operated up to the time County the city. Upon learning of this Mayor Henderson immediately ordered the chief of police to en- force the law. Up to a late hour this afternoon gambling devices principal establishments of the city in spite of the .mayor’s order. Donald closed up gambling and mayor he would see that the law the statement this morning, DARROW RESIGNS POSITION. Ownership Fight. ; Nov. ion counsel for the city of 120, has resigned. In a letter to Mayor I) mne Mr. Darrow declared that he had no desire to continue in the employ of the city, inasmuch a¢ municipal ownership cannot, in his opinion, be effected until the spring election. A desire to give more atten- tion to private business was another reason given by Mr. Darrow. NO HOPE FOR PORTER NYE 1 Certain That Pioneer Resi- dent of Bemidji Lies on His Deathb:d. 1 | | According to the physicians in attendance at the bedside of Porter Nye, there is absolutely no hope for his recoyery, and death may be expected at any moment. He may live for a few days yet, but it is certain that the aged man is upon his death. bed. It was thought last night that Mr. Nye would not live (through the night and Mr. Nye ! who has been consciousall though hxs illness, realiz2d that he could not recover and asked that Pro- bate Judge Clark be suminoned that he might make certain changes in his will. Falling Tree Broke Leg. George Doody was brought to | Bemidji this morning suffering with a broken leg which he re- lceived Saturday in a lumber| icamp near Mizpah. Doody was jworking in the woods and a fall- |ing tree broke, a portion striking lit below the knee. He was taken to Grand Forks this afternoon, where he will receive treatment | {at St. Benedict’s hospital. l Park Rapids’ Ex-Mayor Dead. ¢ Ex Mayor A. A. Crawford of Park Rapids died suddenly at |h15 home in that city Monday. |’I‘he funeral will be held in Park iRapids tomorrow. | Remember the play “Holy |- City” at Opera House tonight. Misses Blanch Boyer and Leah iBerman have returned from the twin cities, where they attended the Minnesota-Wisconsin football Attorney McDonald closed up|§ Mayor Henderson stated at the | § . (that time County Attorney Mec- | saloons that so long as he was|§ | Dunne's Special Counsel in Mumclpafl §.—Clarence Darrow, | game. “QUALITY” FROM HEAD TO TOE Mail Money Cheerfully Difers Refunded. Promptly Absolute Filled. N Satisfaction o CLOTHING FON ALLMARKIND Assured. EMPHATICALLY CAP HEADQUARTERS ! 800 New Fall Caps In Kerseys Tweeds Cheviots Meltons Bonnockburns And Fancy Overcoat Fabrics of Nobbiest Shades Golf Style Brighton Style Jacket Style Men’s patented inside fur band Boy’s patented inside band caps . genumg Nutria fur, . $l 50 in yacht and golf shapes, 500 Men’s Muskrat inside ful $1 OO Men’s pull-down caps in hea,vy 500 band, Meltons and Cheviots, PERFECT WINTER HEADWEAR. HERE IS INDESPUTABLY GREATEST CHOICE. TRULY GENTLEMEN’'S FOOTWEAR ! REGEN'I‘ Lasts that know no equal for style SHOES Beavers Leathers that cannot be improved upon Shoe Character of Decided Merit ! $3 50 Men S Rubbers 75c. #§ The product of best # hand-made shoe making | Regent Shoes, . was yesterday sentenced by PLEADS GUleY Judge Spooner in chambers at TO ROBBERY the court house to serve five Will Scale on Reseryation. William O’Neil, superintendent of logging on the Chippewa In- months in the Hubbard county|dian veservation was in the city jail after pleading guilty t0 alast night from Cass Lake secur- John Fitzgerald Sem;enced charge of robbery. Fitzgerald ing scalers for the work this win- to Serve Five Months in robbed a man at Park Rapids of|ter, Mr. O’Neil secured three 310 admitted his guilt when ar- here, and they will refort for Hubbard County Jail. :restedand wasimmediately taken|quty at Cass Lakeas soon as before Judge Spooner, who im-|operations commence. |posed sentence under the new John Fitzgerald of Park Rapids '1905 law. Read The Daily Pioneer. JEC N S P | O P e o O Stop and Read! Did you know that E.H. Winter & Company carry the largest stock of Rubber Goods of any concern in Northern Minnesota, thereby enabling us to purchase our goods from 5 per cent to 10 per cent cheaper than other concerns and we are giving you the benefit. Every pair guaranteed. both price and quality. 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