The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-06

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elections yesterday with the result
here with given:
FORT WORTH.
The election was quiet yesterday
and 4.222 votes we're cast. Capt. B. B
Paddock defeated DR.. Broiles by SS5
majority. All the Democratic nomi-
nees were elected aldermen, as fol
lows: w. Il. Ward, J. P. Nicks
George Mes, W. B. Tucker
Nj. j. Lewis, Mit Bowles and Capt
Joe G. Terrell.
AT CLEBURNE.
The city election passed off quietly.
J. Ii. Boyd was elected mayor. Alder.
men: First ward, G. j. Morton;
Second ward, S. Is. Allen and j. A.
Els tell; Third ward, A F. Lode.
AT DALLAS.
The city Democratic ticket was sue.
cessful yesterday excepting in the tax
collectors race, where j. G. Bogel,
Independent, candidate for re- election,
defeated Ford House, the nominee, by
about 200 votes. J. ID. Heating, the
Democratic nominee for alderman in
the Sixth ward, was also defeated by
Morris Lacy, independent.
Geo. Blakeney, Democratic nominee
for tax assessor, was elected by 600
majority over Ed. Ford, independent
Captain Arnold Miles, for city mar
shal, had no opponent.
AT SHERMAN.
The city election here yesterday re.
suited in the election of Joe Milton,
city marshal, 266 majority; l.. Brann,
city attorney, H. Barlow, treasurer;
Ben Roe, secretary; Bob Harris. as
SCISSOR and collector.
AT LONGvIEw.
The city election resulted as follows:
f. L. Whaley, mayor; Jack Munden,
city marshal; W. S. Mayfeld, treasurer;
W. S. Tyson, assessor and collector;
aldermen, no opposition.
WICHITA FALLS.
The city election yesterday resulted
in the election of the following officers:
j. O. Morrison, mayor; A d. An
derson, assessor and collector; w. NJ.
McGregor, treasurer; w D Adams,
secretary; W. T. Harris,
attorney; A. NJ. Davis, marshal; R. 4.
Huff and II. Barwise, aldermen.
AT HONEY GROVE.
Total vote, 255, j. II. Smith was
elected mayor by Al majority All
the old aldermen reelected, except
n. B. Smith, defeated by j. W. Prefet.
AT TERRELL
The officers elected yesterday are
John Warren, attorney; Joe Keller,
marshal; j. W. Todd, secretary and
treasurer. Alderman c. G. Burbank,
Rufe Russell and G. w. Gray.
AT COLORADO.
The city election, which was held
here yesterday, resulted as follows:
j. T. Hardness, mayor; w. r. Smith,
city attorney; d. Burrelsmith, score.
tary; j. f. Rogers, treasurer; Lee D..
Parks, marshal; fl. G. Townsend, Gus
Bertnor, M. Hall, b. f. Camp and G.
G. Blandford were elected aldermen.
AT HICO.
The following were elected for city
officers yesterday;
Mayor, Daniel Pingree, marshal, H.
Hooper; aldermen, A, F. Sellers, o.
w. Hughart, o. R Morrison, E. F.
Weaver and T, j. Woods.
AT MARLIN.
The city election yesterday passed
off quietly and resulted in the cleo
ton of the following officers: Mar
shall, NJ. Coleman; city tax collector
w. w. Hunnicutt; city secretary, c,
J. Bartlett; alderman Ward l, W. A
j. Nicholson; alderman Ward :, Viii.
liam McComb; alderman Ward 3, G.
II. Bartlett; school trustees, T. f
Battle, j. H. Andrews, j. W. Robin
son.
| AT ENNIZ
The city election yesterday resulted
as follows:
Mayor, G., G. Higginbothan; city
attorney, +. E. d. Batson; alderman
Ward l, w. b. Corback; Ward 2, w
G. Perry; Ward 3, w. E. Bradley.