The morning call., 1890-04-15
Local Contests at a Number
Of Places.
no Indication Of the Probable Outcome
Of The November Fight.
Prohibition Defeated at PaSadena-A Lively
Contest at San Luis 0biSpO-EX-
element at Santa Cruz.
Special by the California Associated Press

REDDING, April 1.-THE city election for
four Trustees, Treasurer, Clerk and Marshal
passed off quietly, but there was not, as
expected, full vote Fred Grotefend for
Treasurer and William Bracket for Clerk
Reps.), had no opposition. The three can
didates fer Marshal were Mitchell (R.),
Estes d. aud Banney q. r.. The city
goes Republican, electing three Trustees,
the Treasurer, Clerk and Marshal A. c.
Brigham, j. P Eaton and DR.. F. C. San
born (Reps.), and H. Clnesmidt 3D. are
elected Trustees; Fred Grotefend, Treas
urer; William Bracket Clerk; NJ. A.
Mitchell, Marshal Peter Sch errer, the
holdoyer Trustee, is a Democrat In all
probability Brigham will be the next Mayor.
WINNING CANDIDATES IN wATsoNvILLE.
WATsoNvILLE, April 14.--In the city
election held here to-day the following were
elected: Couecilmen-J. A. Lincott, 7. j.
Morgan, J. S. Yoacham, H. P. Brassel, Fly
jackson; Treasurer, Otto Stoesser; Clerk,
6. G. Radcliff; Marshal, Jerome Downing.
HIGH LICENSE AT CALIsToGA.
CALIEToGA, April 14.-Mueh interest
was taken in the election here to-day, which
called out more votes than any previous
local contest. High-icense Trustees were
elected.
A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
MODESTO, April 1.-THE city election
to-day resulted in the election Of the
straight Democratic ticket viz: j. p.
All en- and John Reedy, Trustees; r. d.
Young, Marshal; q. ii. Golden, Clerk; /,
b. Grant, Treasurer.
SPIRITED FIGHT AT MONTEREY.
MONTEREY, April 14.-Snively, Abrego.
Roderlck, Little and lngrahem were elected
Trustees ut the city election today: j. NJ
Clerk and Assessor; Abel Pinto, Marshal
4 spirited contest over the last office re-
suited in PlntO's election by Il majority.
THE MARTINEZ CONTEST.
MARTINEZ, April 1.-THE only contest
in the town election to-day was for Mar
being elected }. J. Jones, c. ii. Ludden,
W. ). Timing and l.. 5. Duane were
elected Trustees, w. j. Douglass, Treas
urer. ard j. t. johnson, Clerk.
PEOPLES TICKET AT soNoMA.
SoNoMA, April 14-At the election held
as follows: Trustees-F. Il. Weyl, L. Lit
zins, V. Buotti; Treasurer, G. IL. Cor
nelius; Clerk, +. Breltenbach; Marshal, G.
W. Sparks Very little interest was taken
in this election.
MERGED OFFICIALS.
MEECED. apIll 14.-AL Inc CITY elecUO0
to-day the following candidates were elect
ed: h. L. Dixon, n. L. Iilman and g.
Garibald, Trustees; G. W, Yoakum, Mar
shall; w. 5. Huffman, Treasurer; W. ..
Moore, City Clerk.
PROHIBITION DEFEATED AT PASADENA.
PASADENA, April 1.-THE annual mu-
niclpal election to-day was closed and the
votes counted at $50 o'clock show that
the Prohibition ticket is defeated by an
average majority of sXty-twO for the Trus-
tees. The City Clerk, Marshal and Treas
urer on the Prohibition ticket were elected
by a small majority. There is great e.
thusiasm all over the city. Bonfires are
burning and everybody is happy.
CONTEST A=-sAN--JIS oBIsPo.
SAN LUIS OBIsPO, a pril 1.-the city cleo
ton to-day was holly contested for Trus-
tees and Marshal Progress and an i'm
proved water supply were the chief points
as against no bonds and friendship to the
water company, and the former won. The
officers elected are: Mitchell, McCabe AMI
Jack, Trustees; Graves, Marshal; Pollard
Clerk, and Haskin, Treasurer. There were
COL votes cast.
LARGE VOTE AT SANTA CRUZ.
SANTA CRUZ, April 14.-An exciting
election was held to-day and 1853 votes were
cast G. Bowman was elected Mayor by
majority of 40 over Robert Effey; Council
men-W. Finkeldey, W. P. Young, DR.. It.
". DTullard, A. L. Weeks; City Clerk, 0.
]. Lincoln; City Treasurer, P. R. Kinds;
Library Trustees-E. L. Williams, C. L.
Anderson, D. c. Clark, r. c. Kirby, +. w.
Bliss.