Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-02

ford, mayor; 1. 81. Huffmaster, assessor;
5. r. Bruce, treasurer; r. L. Terrell
marshal. Aldermen. F. MCDANIEL a.,
}. W. MoMurray, Jonath9n homas.
AT BAIRD.
Special TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, April 1.-The voters at
the city election to-day elected Maj. d.
Richardson, mayor; Horace B. Price,
marshal; and T. E. Powell, Justin
Cook, John Rice, W. c. Powell and s.
7. Frazer, aldermen.
AT Ell PAso.
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Ell PAsO, Ten. April 1.-The Demo-
Gratis and Republicans have each q mu-
nicipal ticket in the field. Owing to the
popularity of the assessor and collector,
u. F. Merrill, the Democrats made no
nomination for that Office, and the Re-
publlcans were afraid to make nominal
ton against ]. P. Dieter, Democratic
nominee for alderman for the First ward.
AT MARSHALL.
Special to the Gazette.
election was held to-day, the following
ticket being elected: Fox mayor, ]. r.
Stinson; for alderman of ward No. 8, H.
B. Pitts: for alderman, uuexpired term,
Howard Hamments; ward No. /, P. g.
Whaley; ward No. 2, A. f. McAllister,
reelected.
AT CLEBURNE.
Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, April 1.-The city
ele ction passed off quietly. The follow
ing is the vote: J. n. English. for
mayor, PCS; B. F. Frymier, for mayor,
303; J. II. Vosburg, for mayor, "a; Will
Hanson, First ward, alderman, 112;
Lovelady, First ward, alderman, SO;
Rutledge, Second ward, alderman, al;
Godsey, Second ward, alderman, So;
Conway, Third ward, alderman, LOG;
Sanders, Third ward, alderman, 81.
The city Is in an uproar tonight over
the result.
AT wAELDER.
Special to the Gazette.
WAELDER, TEX, April 1.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly here to-day and
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: For mayor, E. w.
Walker; for aldermen, G. A. Auffer, J .
L. II
Trippe, H. 7. Hopkins; for marshal,
w. r. Sorrell.
AT BEEYILLE.
Special to the Gazette.
BEEYILLE, Tex, April 1.-The first
election held in BeeYille since the city
was Incorporated resulted in Capt. A.
c. Jones being elected mayor; j. d.
Walton, CITY marshal; L. f. Roberts,
p. s. Clare, S. G. Williams, w. j
Miller and John Y. Wood, aldermen.
AT M'GREGOR.
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MCGREGOR, TEX, April LIN the |
city election to-day the vote resulted as
follows: Mayor, J. G. Walton; alder |
men, First ward, A. I. Falsom and s. !
Amsler; Second ward, j Il. Phillips and |
J NJ. Jones; Third ward, G.. B. Hall; |
school trustees, Z. G. Sammons, Il. 5. |
Wood and H. A. Watson.
AT SAN ANGELO.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, TEX. April 1.-The city |
election was held to-day, with the fol-
lowing results: J. G. Prusser was
elected mayor; s. c. Robertson, Joseph |
Tweedy and W. s. Kelley, aldermen; |
Ralph Harris, treasurer; F. E. Allen, |
attorney; L. 8. Farr, engineer.
AT KERRVILLE.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. April 1.-The
is the result of the election at
Kerrville to-day: Col. A. G. Gilmer,
A. D. Schreiver, DR.. J. NJ.
ID II 4
and Ed Smallwood, aldermen; John P.
Srider, marshal.
AT WACO.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX. April 1.-The city cleo
ion passed off quietly to-day, resulting
u the election of c. G. McCuroch for
mayor by plurality of 400. The vote
or mayor stood: Hinchman, 579; Goode,
557; McCulloch, 98l. The aldermen
elected are as follows: First ward George
Second ward, W. d. Lacy,
reelected; Third ward, A. NJ. Gaibble
'ver d. NJ. Wheland, and J. F. Brick
,rhoff ovor W. T. Nicer to I'LL the unex-
bred term of James L. Moore, resigned;
7ourth ward, John G. West; Fifth
yard, John F. Herbert, reelected.
A steady rain has been falling all day,
lansing tight vote.
AT DECATUR.
special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX. April LIN the city
faction to-day w. 81. North was elected
marshal, W. T. Simmons, city attorney;
B. Abbott, city secretary; aldermen,
q Second ward, c. D. Gates and s. A.
IcDonald; First ward, d. A. Holman,
nd Third ward, G.. W. Gill.
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