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Minnesota: Members of the @ Railroad and Warehouse Commission

Members of the Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission, 1872-1958 (May be incomplete!)
Alonzo J. Edgerton 1872 William R. Marshall 1874 J. J. Randall 1874 William R. Marshall 1876 James H. Baker 1882 James H. Baker 1885 George L. Becker 1885 S. S. Murdock 1885 Horace Austin 1887 John L. Gibbs 1887 John P. Williams 1889 William M. Liggett 1891 Ira B. Mills 1893 Nathan Kingsley 1896 P. M. Ringdal 1899 Thomas J. Knox 1900 J. G. Miller 1901 Ira B. Mills 1901 C. F. Staples 1901 William E. Young 1905 Charles E. Elmquist 1909 Ole P. B. Jacobson 1914 Fred W. Putman 1917 Ivan Bowen 1921 Charles W. Sterling 1923 Frank W. Matson 1923 Christian J. Laurisch 1927 Knud Wefald 1933-36 Charles Munn 1935-37 Harold R. Atwood 1936-37 Hjalmar Petersen 1937 Frank W. Matson 1939-47 N. J. Holmberg 1941-47 W. I. Nolan 1943 Rollin G. Johnson 1943 Ray P. Chase 1945-47

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1958 Nov 4: Ronald L. Anderson (Democratic-Farmer-Labor), elected; Ewald W. Lund (Rep), defeated.

 

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