Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-11
various Towns Select Their Officials aud
Vote ON Local Issues,

various Towns Select Their Officials and
Vote ON Local Issues.
RIVERSIDE, April 10th.-Tne entire Pro-
hibtlon ticket is elected as follows Tins
tees-Martin Hoover 10, H. e. Allatt 40.
City Clerk, Ad. s. Alkire, 2o8 CITY Treas.
tsrer, James NJ. Drake. lis: Marshal. Can
IAN b. Morse. AS. The city is jubilant.
Bells were ringing, guns fired and bonfires
were made
AoDEsTo, April 10th.-The entire Demo
cratic ticket was elected yesterday, except
the Marshal. Thomas Wallace, John Rob
lnson and Herman Crist were elected
Trustees, l.. ?. Farich, Clerk. and /. p.
Grant, Treasurer. The regular Democratic
nominee for Marshal only received eighty
three votes, while the No-Ecense candidate.
=. =. Corbell, received 2n7 votes, and A.
M. Hill, a Republican, and the present in
cumbent, ran as an independent candidate
and received 23S votes, and was elected
REDDIrG, April 9th.--In the election to-
day politics was lost sight Of personal and
side issues prevailing. Only two Repub-
lican trustees were elected. James McCor-
mick and Frederick H. Deakin. Jerry
Culverhouse, Peter Scherer and W. l..
Smith, all Democrats, were elected Trus-
tees. J. ID. Andrews and Thomas Houston,
both Democrats, were elected Clerk and
Treasurer respectively, NJ A. Mitchell. q
hepuDilcan, and on both tickets, was
elected Trustee. Culverhouse and McCor-
mick succeed themselves.
WILLOWS, April 9th.-The CITY election
passed of very quietly here to- day. The
principal interest centered in the contest
for Marshal and Clerk. G. W. Freeman.
W. c. Baylor and W. r. Marvill were re-
elected Councilmen. G, NJ. Parks was
elected Clerk, j. F. Sersanous re- e-elected
Treasurer and G. NJ. Potts reelected Mar
shall.
Los GATos April 9th-At the election of
town officers here to-day there were three
tickets in the tield-the Citizens ticket, the
Temperance ticket and the Independent
ticket. The following officers were elected
Trustees-John W. Lyndon, D. b. Hol-
lans, Peter johnson, Herman Sund and
w. ]. Parr; Town Clerk. ]. D. Mason
Treasurer. G. s. McMurtry !; Marshal, Alex.
NJ. Howell.
ST. HELENA, April 1Oth.-The election
yesterday resulted in the choice of Worrell.
lnman, Holihan, York and others of the
Citizens nominees, with the exception of
K. L.. Spur, who was defeated for Marshal,
the majority against him being 49, The
new Charter was adopted by a vote of 143
against 124.
SANTA ANA, April 10th.-At the election
held here yesterday the following were
elected as Trustees P. H. Loon, Joseph
1och and A. j. Howe. of the Citizens or
Saloon ticket, and Ed. Tedford, Clerk;
Theo. Lacey, Treasurer, and George t.
lnsly, Marshal, on the Law and order, or
Anti-Saloon ticket. There were 900 votes
cast, and there was great excitement all
day at the polls, but no disturbance.
Owing to the reorganization into a town
OF the fifth class, another election will have
to be held in about six months.
PASADENA, April 10th.-M. NJ. Parker. E.
Turner, A. G. Throop, S. Townsend. w. w.
Webster were selected Trustees Yesterday
J. Banbery, Treasurer; j. NJ. Mundel, Mar
shall ]. III. Campbell, Clerk. Parker, Tur.
ner, Banbery and Mundell were re elected.
This is the straight Prohibition ticket.
Banbery received the unanimous vote OF
794.
SAN JOSE. April 1Oth.-The Democrats
elected the Mayor, Treasurer, Chief of Po
lice and three out of the five Councilmen
by plurality of from 100 to 1000. The
Board of Education will be composed of
two Democrats and six Republicans. The
Prohibitionists polled about $50 votes.
ONTARIO, April 10th-Great interest was
taken in the Incorporation election to-day.
The vote stood 55 for and 12S,against incor-
poration.