The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-19

Deming, r.. 462, John Shields, D., 1856;
justice of the peace, Walter S Lock
hart, R., 49, Thomas Cupit, D., 1871,
recorder, Charles A. Street, 81; mar
shall, James Muldoon. 103.
SPRINGVILLE.
Springville, Utah county, went Dem
ocratic on the whole municipal ticket
by good majorities. electing the fol-
lowing officers: Mayor, James e. Hall;
Councillors, H. T. Reynolds, James Cof-
frey, William II. Kelsey, George II.
Maycock. Joseph e. Hammer; collector,
James Straw: recorder, William NJ
Roylance; recorder, Joseph H. StOrrs;
marshal, George A. Storrs; justice of
the peace, A. Noe.
SPANISH FORK
In the municipal election in Spanish
Fork, Utah county, the Democrats car
ried everything in sight, and elected
Merinus Larsen as mayor; Benjamin
Argyle, John J. Banks, N Smith, John
collector, Heber JeX; recorder, Hyrum
f. Thomas, treasurer, Hubbard
futile; marshal. John W. Moore;
justice of the peace. John P. Jones.
The majorities polled by these candi-
dates range from so to 80.
PAYSON.
Payson, Utah county. is another city
in which the Democrats carried every
thing in sight. By majoritieS of from
to 100 they carried into Office the fol-
lowing candidates: Mayor, Charles w.
Beaverton; councillors, Levi H. Colvin.
| Hyrum Lemon, Thomas H. Wilson,
| jr., Samuel Douglass, and Jesse S.
| Taylor. collector, George A. Peery; re-
corder. JuStus A. Loveless: treasurer
| William H. Page; marshal, Francis M.
| Ballard; justice of the peace, Thomas
| H. Wilson, ST.
AMERICAN. FORK.
| The Republicans carried majority
| of the officers in the municipal election
| of American Fork, Utah county. On
most of the Offices majoritieS were very
close, ranging in the vicinity of to
| 10. The following officers were elected:
Mayor, Thomas E. Parker; councillors,
James H. Clark, B. Y Greenwood,
Robert Proctor, James W Proctor, jr.,
Henry Miller; collector, Isaac Abel; re-
corder, George F. Shelby; treasurer.
| Thomas G. Steele; marshal, William
King; justice of the peace, Joseph j.
Jackson.
| In the Lehi municipal election the
Republicans elected the whole ticket,
dates: Mayor, Obey Elingson; council
ors, John Roberts. jr., Thad Powell,
Benjamin Lott Edwin Evans, Joel
Mears; collector, S. w. Ross; recorder,
| Mosiah Evans; treasurer, Ole Fling
sen; marshal, C. H. Karen; justice of
the peace, G. Evans.
ALPINE.
The following officers were elected
in Alpine, Utah county: Mayor. Eph-
RAIN Nash; councillors, John Moyle, Jo-
seph T. Bateman, Frank F. Peay, Don
C. Strong, Joseph H, Beck; collector,
| f. C. Clark; recorder, Thomas H. Wal
David j. Hamnett; justice of the
peace, J. G. Wilcken.
PLEASANT GROVE
The following officers were elected in
the municipal election at Pleasant
Grove, Utah county: Mayor, James o.
Bullock; councillors, w. H Ormstead,
Joseph w. Smith, ]. L. Harvey, Chris
tian Nilsson, Charles B. Harper; for
collector, II. NJ. Wadley; recorder, W.
E. Clark; treasurer, w H Adams
marshal, Ernest r. Halliday; justice
of the peace, R. E. Collett-
BEAVER.
The Democrats elected their entire
municipal ticket in the election in Bea-
yer city, Beaver county, electing the
following officers: Mayor, M. L. Shep-
| herd; councillors, James Yardley, Jesse
Baldwin Eph Mansfield, S. T. How'd.
R. w Stoney; collector, Charles F..
| Shipp; recorder Charles F. Shipp;
| treasurer. S. D. Underwood; marshal,
j. L. Kuss; for justice of the peace, f..
| D. FarnSWorth.
SANTAQUIN TOWN.
The town of Santaquin, Utah county,
elected a Democratic president, Thos.
j. Helis: and board of trustees, Chester
Nisonger, Joseph l.. Olsen, William L..
Openshaw, Nels Nelson
SALEM TOWN.
The town of Salem, Utah county,
elected William Beddoes, president, and
Niels F'redericksen, Andrew Otteson.
Frank B. Davis, Uriah H Taylor,
| board of trustees
PRECINCT OFFICERS
| Cedar Fort Precinct, Utah County
James Rodeback is elected justice of
the peace and S. A. Hales constable.
Clinton Precinct, Utah County-H.
F. Johnson was elected justice OF the
peace and C. H. Wilson constable.
P. V. Junction Precinct Utah County
IL F. Johnson was elected constable
by vote of 4 to for his opponent,
Mona Precinct, Juab County-The
vote stood for justice of the peace, A
B. Roberts 80, A P Young ga tie;
for constable John w. Kay received
81 votes, or l more than his opponent,
r. Carter. The vote on the county
| ticket was 80 Democratic and 81 Re
publican, making no change IN the
result heretofore announced IN the
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