Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-12
THE VOTE IN WISCONSIN.

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CENTRALIAs new mayor is F. j. Moore.
MAUsToN voted "dry" by "a majority.
Fox LAKE voted for re-incorporation.
The Prohibition vote in Racine was
2S4.
DoDGEvILLE voted for license-234 to
129.
The Racine County Board is Repub-
lican.
BARABoo Republicans elected their
ticket.
DoDGEvILLE gives los majority for Ii
cense.
J. c.. ROBINSON is elected mayor of FL
roy.
E. BALLARD is elected mayor Of River
Falls.
The Democratic ticket was elected at
Chiffon.
The Citizens ticket at Amigo was
elected.
EDGAR FOSTER is municipal judge of
Ashland.
JOHN MITCHELL is elected mayor of
Palmyra.
A NoN-PARTIsAN ticket was elected at
DOdgeville.
JOHN WATTAwA was elected mayor of
Kewaunee.
WoNEwoC voted against the issuance
of licenses.
J. E. HAMILTON was elected mayor of
Two Rivers.
R. E. PARCHER (Rep.) is elected mayor
of Wausau.
T. A. TAYLOR is elected mayor of
Grand Rapids.
FOND DU LAC Democrats elect their en-
tire city ticket.
The entire Democratic ticket is elected
at Kaukauna.
SENATOR w. f. Voss was elected mayor
of WatertOWn.
E. O. BAKER (Rep.) is elected mayor
of MenOmOnle.
STEVENS POINT Republicans elect S. E.
karner mayor.
w. S. STROUD, a Democrat, is elected
mayor Of Portage.
JAMES CURRAN is elected probate judge
of Crawford County.
GoTTLIEB BIEDERMAN is mayor-elect
of Port Washington.
OSHKOSH Democrats elect thirteen of
eighteen aldermen.
JOHN THoRoUGHGooD (Rep.) is elected
mayor of GAINESVILLE.
J. B. WHEELER is elected county Judge
of Walworth County.
HARTFORD Republicans elected P.
Westenberg as mayor.
RACINE voted to issue $4,000 bonds
for new school building.
MAUsToN Republicans elect their en-
tire city and ward tickets.
z. G. KENNEDY, a Democrat, is elected
mayor Of West Superior.
w. M. PAULsEN was reelected probate
judge Of Calumet County.
L. M. GooDHUE, a Republican, is
mayor-elect of Whitewater.
DIR. PowELL-"White Beaver''-was
elected mayor of La Crosse.
FRANK Dyson was reelected probate
Judge Of La Crosse County.
Z. J. BURNSIDE is mayor-elect Of
Ripon. He is a Democrat.
AT Appleton the Democratic ticket is
elected by about 200 majority.
HENRY CoLoNIUs was reelected pro-
bate judge of Jefferson County.
No-L1cENsE people at Galesville were
defeated by vote of 1O2 to 81.
JUDGE RICHTER is reelected probate
Judge of Fond du Lac County.
CHARLES H. MILLER is mayor-elect of
West Bend. He has 10 majority.
CEDARBURG Republicans elect one al
derman and the Democrats four.
JAMES H. GILMORE was elected mayor
of Green Bay without opposition.
w. B. FAY, Republican candidate for
mayor, was elected at Oconomowoc.
DELAvAN voted to retire the SAT 900
bonds that have run for forty years.
BEAVER DAM Democrats elect their
candidate for mayor-W. G. Gritfis.
KENosHA Republicans elected their
ticket except treasurer and assessor.
REPUBLICANS elected their ticket at
Viroqua. G. J. Smith is mayor-elect.
JUDGE DIAMOND is reelected to the
probate bench of Marquette County.
GREEN BAY voted in favor of issuing
bonds for new high school building.
THE city of Juneau elects the entire
Democratic ticket WITHOUT opposition.
LICENSE had IS majority in Hudson
and majority in the town of Hudson.
The GAINESVILLE Common Council is
tie between Democrats and Republicans.
DELAvAN Republicans elected their
ticket except the candidate for assessor.
M. T. PARKER was reelected mayor of
Ahnapee for the sixth consecutive
time.
THE Populist city ticket was elected at
NhCII1ll" IHC SIUy SOO1CA 40 OOAAO
cratic.
OFFICES in Cumberland are evenly di-
vided between Democrats and Repub-
icans.
A LICENSE ticket was elected at Brod-
head. License was carried by 20 ma
jority
RICHARD CENTER gives "a majority for
license. Frank w. Burnham is elected
mayor.
BREWER KLINKERT, of Racine, was de-
feated for mayor of Racine by Jackson
l. Case.
w. C. SEAMAN, the Republican candi-
date for mayor at Plymouth, has 6
majority.
A. A. BRIGHT is the new mayor of
Black River Falls. He received 145
majority.
AT Grand Rapids, his home, Judge
Webb received 3O3 votes against q for
Newman.
Two of the candidates for probate
judge of Sank County-Kelsey and
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