Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-10
THE STATE ELECTION.
Monday one or the Least Exciting
Election Days on Record
in Michigan.
Judge Montgomery Elected Justice
OF the Supreme Court by
Good Majority.
The Proposition TO Increase the
Salary of the Prosecuting-At-
torney Probably Carried.
The Election.

quietly throughout the state. the vote being
a light one compared with other years.
Judge Montgomery's election to the
supreme bench is conceded, his majority
being about 10, 900. The proposition TO in
crease the salary of the Encouragement,
voted on at this election, is believed to have
been carried.
The following is given as the result of
the days voting in the several places heard
from:
Detroit-Champlain' plurality in the
city is over 1000. The democrats elect
auditors and majority of the school board.
Clark and Williams, for regents, have a
plurality of about ., 900 each.
Lapeer-Republicans elect Harry Wat
kins mayor, s. d. Brown clerk, VIM
Loft treasurer, f.. G. Roberts justice,
Jerome Compton street commissioner, j.
B. Decker and Geo. Demorest supervisors
and two aldermen; democrats elect w. ii.
Bennett collector, f. A. Tinker member
school board, and two aldermen.
Bay City-The democrats elect mayor
and bridge commissioner; the industrials
elect two justices; the republicans elect
two aldermen, making the board IL to IL.
Eaton Rapids-The democrats elected
most of the city officers by small major
tiles, the republicans electing recorder,
school inspector and one alderman.
Mason-The democrats elect the entire
city ticket except marshal. The republi
cans get two supervisors and one consta-
BILE. The water works question seemed to
be the test and was a decided victory in
favor of water works, the council being
unanimous in its favor.
Charlotte-Republican secured every
thing but supervisor, recorder and one
alderman.
Ann Arbor-The democrats elect the
full city ticket with the exception of
Kline, the candidate for justice.
Embellishments elect mayor, three
aldermen, two supervisors and justice; the
republicans recorder, treasurer, one alder
man and two supervisors. The vote TO
bond the city carried by 300 majority.
Ypsilanti-Glover, rep, elected mayor;
the republicans elect aldermen in the first,
second and third wards and the democrats
in the fourth and fifth.
Flint--The whole republican city ticket
is elected with the exception Of marshal.
Hastings-Democrats elect mayor, re-
corder, treasurer and school inspector; re-
publiCans elect marshal and justice; each
party elects two aldermen.
ST Clair-Democrats made a clean sweep
here; maiorites from 60 TO 200.
Sault Ste Marie-Geo. w. Brown, dem,
elected mayor by $50 majority.
Saginaw Mayor WeadOck, dem, re-
elected by 1850. OF the aldermen, out Of
fifteen wards four elected republican and
eleven democrats: the stone roads loan Of
500, 900 was carried.
Big Rapids-Republicar elect a.. S. Ho-
bart mayor by Is majority.
Grand Haven-The following ticket is
elected: Mayor, d. Cutler, rep; recorder,
A. Reynolds, rep; marshal, A. Verhaef,
dem.; treasurer, j. Vanderveen, dem.; the
democrats elected three aldermen and the
republicans two.
Marine City-Democrats elected John
Drawe mayor by a majority and all other
officers except treasurer and justice of tho
peace for full term.
Ludington-Three republican and one
democrat aldermen elected democratic
mayor, republican recorder; other officers
democratic.
Niles-The following persons were
elected to city and ward offices upon a
citizens ticket with but trifling opposition:
Mayor, Orville w. Coolidge; recorder,
Worth Landon; treasurer, Writ Stevens;
supervisors, Septimus S. Beall and Judson
A. Peck; justice, Clement L. Barron;
aldermen. w. II. Smith, Granville Lacey,
Z. l.. Hamilton, William Kahn, Charles o.
Miller.
Muskegon--Martin Waalkes, democrat,
reelected mayor by Cos majority; other
officers democrats.
Monroe-The democrats elect their
entire city ticket with the exception of
Justice Billmire, republican, having 3
majority. The democrats elect two
supervisors and three aldermen, gain of
one alderman; the republicans elect two
supervisors and one alderman.
ST. Ignace-The democrats elect their
entire city ticket, as follows: Mayor,
Michael Chambers; clerk, Alfred j.
Grennell; treasurer, Schiller Farrell. The
democrats gain one supervisor in the city.
Wyandotte-Council stands six demo.
Gratis and two republicans; city ticket
equally divided.
Manistee-The democratic city ticket is
elected by about 400 majority; Edward d.
Wheeler, mayor; Desire Rense, clerk;
Hans Peterson, treasurer; Patsy ]. Dillon,
justice.
Fort Gratiot-The democrats elect every
candidate on the city and ward tickets ex-
cept one school inspector, giving p. M.
Edison, democrat, for mayor, 131 majority.
Battle Creek-This city elects Fred NJ.
Wadleigh, rep, mayor by 154 plurality.
The democrats elect A. E. Preston super.
visor by 271 plurality. and also three
aldermen, giving them majority of one in
the council. The rest of the ticket is re-
publican.
Adrian-The democrats have elected
their entire city ticket with the exception
of treasurer, Howell, rep, having one
majority. Len w. Hoch for mayor has 1Sl
majority. The republicans elect ware
officers in two wards and the democrats IL
two.
Lansing-LansinR elects the entire demo
cratic city ticket by pluralities ranging
from $50 TO 700. Mayor Johnson was re
elected by an increased majority; aldermen
| five DEM, one rep.
Coldwater-The democrats have elected
city treasurer, three out of four aldermen
and one member Of the board of education
all other officers republican.
Port Huron-McIlwain rep, for mayor
has 262 majority; Witherell, rep, clerk
$50 majority; Asman, DEM, treasurer, 10,
majority; Tfbballs, DEM, board of esti
mates, 247 majority.
Albion-The city election gives /. L
Sibley, rep, for mayor, IA majority; +. ID
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