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were carefully packed up and counted by
the reporters who had charge. ana whose
names are appended 10 the affidavit annexed
to their account.
FROM now on until election day similar
elections will be held in various parts of the
city, and no one Will know what booth will
be opened until the moment arrives.
The success that has attended the Non
Partisan ticket in this mock election is not
to be disregarded. 1t is an honest exhibit
Of the ideas OF the people, and as each off,
Ger has appended his affidavit it must at
least be considered an honest reflection of
the views of the people in the Fifth Pre-
cinct of the Forty-th third District
The average time needed for the ordinary
voter is ten minutes, and few men exceeded
that. One man wanted To bet lat he would
vote his whole ballot in four minutes.
He went into the booth on the proposition
to set up the drinks for the crowd If he
failed.
hi official time was eight minutes. and
he had then failed 10 vote for Justice of
the Peace, although the city wanted five,
and lie had marked his ballot for School
Directors in the wrong place.
1t was not a funny incident, because
every one lie so well aware of the unpopu-
larity of "Our Mike; but a well-knOwn
newspaper man working on the Chronicle
strolled along and voted. He had DO idea
was. and he voted NoE-Partisan straight
through.
The result of the vote on the municipal
ticket was as follows:
Mayor-EUert 10, Easton 4, Baldwin g. John
son /, Merrill o. McMann o, scattering l.
Authorization II. Frederick TO- CONN J.
Cupples 0, Mills o, Smiley T.
Sherin-Scott %, Blattner 2, Chester o, How
ard 1, Med de 8.
Tax Collector weljen IT. Atkinson O. Block
8, Booth 9, Muhl 0. O'Bren 4.
Trao l. fnFay7a Afarf TIA Gan
chez o, Tingman l, Widber q
Reeorder-Brooks II. Bnrllngame o. Dahl 2.
Davidson l, Glynn ], Read g.
County Clerk-MOran 16, Haley g. Lee 4, Nc
Cormck 2, O'ConHor g. Russell o.
District Attorney Beatty 16, Barnes 6, FOote
City Attorney-Burnett IS. Craig l. Creswell
o, FoltZ ], Jacobs 3.
Coroner-Cox IS. Cook 1, Garwood 8. Gore 2,
Hughes 8.
Public Administrator Is, Blair 2.
Ensign /, Freese 8, Pratt 0.
Sutvey0r-Humphreys o. FItZhueh @, King /,
Matthews l, Mccullough o, Tilton 5.
Superintendent OF Streets = Asbworth 10,
Ackefson q, Depuy 2. Green 2, Woods o.
judges OF Superior Court-Proctor Is, Stack
! Il. Reynegom 8, Wallace z, Bahrs T. Fox 4,
! Hayne z, Lawler g. Love B. McGill 4, Seawell z,
Thompson 8 Trout 9, Weller 8.
Judges OF Police Cour-JoachImsen - Low
8, Talcott IA. Barbour 2, Bowers O. Campbell 5,
Conan 6, Haskill 2. Hoge 8. Humphreys 8.
Justices OF the Peaee-Barfy IA Cook II,
| Dune q, McNalr II, Wllleu IA Allen 3, Fas-
| set 2, Gof 3. Gray 6, Haskins 8, MELLON 8,
Mullen z; Sanderson .. Sturdeyant 6. Tooin O.,
Supervisor. First ward-Collett 16. Campo-
| donieo B, Goodwin 5, Holmes 3, Holland 2
supervisor. Second Ward -Browell o, John son
| i, Meyers 4, RoeGer 3, Rogers 4, VanderIip 0.
| Supervisor. Third Ward-Gartlaud 10. BurIlng
l. Eden u harrington = Mon5g omeLy 8; Young 2.
| 4, KTUtmYer 2. Strfens 3, Tiuebody o.
Supervisor. Fifth ward-Forman IL, McGini-
| vTay 9, Robbins a. Shew q
Supervisor. Sixth Ward-Flnt 49, Bowers O.
| Brown ], Burns A, Lane 3. Refs g.
! Supervisor, Seventh Ward-Garnett 10, Du-
| boce 3. Harrison /. Mueller 3, Ryan g.
Bair 3. Coffee 2. Day z, Maydwell o.
Supervisor, Ninth Ward-Korbel 10, Bidgood
| o, Dundon 3, HardmaB 4, Heyer 3.
supervisor. Teuth Ward-Shirey 1s, Hinton
8. Lambert 2, Mowry 2. ogllyie |, sonntag 3.
| Henderson o, James 8, Parsons g. Taber 2.
Supervisor, Twelfth ward-Proll 16, Avery o,
Bingham l. Denmsn Q. Helbing 8, Walker o.
School Directors-Burke 10, Clinton TO- Cole
10, Button 10. Eal on l3, f. j. French IT. Collar
acena 10. Hyde 16, Merrill 1e, Perkins le. Poll Z
! IL, StealeY j, Ames 8, Arnold g. Barblere Raj.
ties 4. Brown 4, Carew TO- Carmody 3. Gurus 4
| Church o. Clack 8, Corbett z, A. r. Culver 6,
J. II; Culver 4: Decker 4, Bowling II, Dunn 3,
Eastland 3. Eden Q. Ford T. Mrs. II. Nj. French
o. MSS Julia French o, Garter 8. Mrs.
Gray 8, Hamish /, Hendricks 3, Am 2
Howard, 2. Hutchinson l. Joins 8, Land
| slrom j. Mrs. Mathews 2, Morrissey 8
Mum 0, ParIser 3, Pennington 2. Pfu0d l. Ro o
wald z, Mrs. Rotner /, Rucnstell i, Ruthrauff o,
| DduUOIH otuRNick ". SDenau i, SnyQeTs 2,
| Stafford g, Swanberg 2. Tiedman o. Vogelsang g.
We'll 6. Written 2, Wilkinson 2, Wynne o.
| Young 6.
| Auditor (unexpired terml-Asbton 1S Broder
| lex 10, Mills o. Smiley q
Judge OF Superior Court (unexDired terml-
Wright IL. Britain l, Daingerfield 10.
| Judge OF Police Court (unex pred term)-Tal-
| colt 49, Bowers 6, Campbell 6.
Justice OF the Peace (unex pred term)-Barry
| 15, Dunno IL, Fassett j.
Supervisor First Ward lunexpired term)-Col.
| lett IS, Csmpod0nlce 2. Goodwin 8. Hemers
| o, Holland 2.
Supervisor Second Ward (unexpired term
Browel 49, Meyers 3. Roeder 3, Rogers 8.
School Director (uDexplred term}-PollitZ 10,
Clack O, Clinton 10, Gray 2, Johns f.
General ticket Republican electors IL, DEM
ocratic 13. Peoples party 1.
Congress-Alexander (R) ID, Burmann (P P.)
2, Mcguire d. IL.
The vote for the Assembly was taken
as Tor the Tbirtieth Assembly District and
the result was that Buckley (Non-PartIsanl
mad Is. Hoey (Republican) and Williams
lfeopie's party i. The Democrat and Pro-
bioitlonists were alike left out in the cold,
On the constitutional amendment increas-
ing the legislative session to 100 days IG
voted yes and II voted no.
ne next proposition, to limit the indebt-
| IS to g. WV Vi
:, seventeen men to nine wanted to increase
the duties OF the sinecure Office OF Lien
tepantGovernor.
Some other minor points were about
equally divided, but when il came to a oues-
lion OF how to elect United States Senators
only TWO men favored the present system