The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-18

carried through the superintendent of
schools by a majority of 366, through
the influence Ct the votes cast in Park
City. D. S. L. McCorkle is the sue
cessful man, defeating Frank Olsen.
JUAB SCHOOL.
In Juab county the Republicans elect
their county superintendent of schools,
John Foote, over Justus D. Call by a
majority of 1O6 They also elect Henry
Adams to fill the vacancy in the office
of prosecuting attorney, by a majority
of SO over John S. Watts
BEAVER SCHOOL.
In Beaver county the Democratic
candidate for superintendent of schools,
nent, James Fennemore, by a major
ity Of rs.
UINTAH SCHOOL.
In Uintah county E. G. De Friez,
Democrat, was elected superintendent
of schools by majority of Is over Ed
T. Harnston. Ninety-eight votes were
cast in favor of removing the county
seat to Vernal and 20 against.
SANPETE SCHOOL.
In Sanpete county Peter Greaves, jr.,
the Democratic candidate for superin-
tendent of schools, was elected over R.
w. Livingston by majority of %.
KAYSvILLE.
In Kaysville, Davis county, T. H.
Phillips is elected mayor, H. H. Blood,
recorder, G. H. Barnes, treasurer, w.
H Barton, marshal, albert BeaZer,
Ilector, and J. w. Galley, A. H. Bishop,
w l.. Galbraith, S. G. Jones and ]. H.
Linford, councillors, by majorities rang
ing from SO to A.
TOOELE- CITY.
In Tooele City the following officers
are elected by majorities ranging from
H. Dolling; recorder, R. Warburton;
treasurer, c. Lindholm; marshal, ].
Marsden Councilors-W. H Caldwell,
C. r. Mcbride, J. S. Lee, 7. L. Spears
and James Adams.
EVANSVILLE.
In the municipal election in Grants
vile, Tooele county, the following Off
GERS were elected: Mayor, George Ham
mond; prosecuting attorney, A. G.
Johnson; collector, Thomas Williams;
recorder, S. w. House; treasurer, A.
Erickson; marshal, Orrin E. Barnes;
justice of the peace, George R. Judd.
Councilors-O. H. Bates, C. w. Bates,
Gustave Anderson, Robert r. Judd,
W1llldm BdrIuS.
MORONI.
In the municipal election of Moroni,
Sanpete county, the following officers
were elected by majorities ranging
from 1 to So: Mayor, Mons Monson;
Christensen, Daniel c. Nielsen, Or
lando Bradley and o. Morley; collec-
tor, Joseph Gee; recorder, John H
Stott; treasurer, Peter Anderson; mar
shall, George w. Lowry; justice of the
peace. George P. Simpson The major
ity, if not all, of those named are Dem
ocrats.
MANTI.
Manti, Sanpete county, went Repub-
lican by majorities of from to 81,
electing the following officers: Mayor,
Jorgensen, Lewis Anderson, John
Lowry, ST., Louis Kjar, Edwin Works;
collector, James P. Nelson; recorder,
Joseph H. Carpenter; treasurer, George
B. Cox; marshal, Joseph Heune; JUS
tice of the peace, e. w. Fox.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Mount Pleasant, Sanpete county.
went Republican in the municipal cleo
ton by majorities ranging from 8 to
Sc, electing the following officers:
Abram Johnson; councillors, H
S. Nelson, P. Matson, F. c. Jensen,
A. Crane, W. d. Candland; collector
w E. Watson; recorder, J. D. Page;
treasurer, H. G. Baumann; marshal,
Thomas Brady; justice of the peace,
Ferdinand Clark.
EPHRAIM
In the municipal election at Eph-
RAIN, neither party captured the whole
city, the following officers being
elected: Mayor, Peter Thompson;
J. H. Hayson, C. L. Thorp,
Peter Chwalby, Peter Petersen, Chris
tan F'ranson; collector, G. r. Dorius:
P. c.. Anderson; treasurer.
James P. Anderson; marshal Magaus
Erickson; justice of the peace, Will
liam j. Armstrong.
FAIRVIEW.
The following officers were elected
in the municipality of Fairview. San
pete county, most of whom are Demo-
Gratis Mayor, Samuel Bills; council
ors, c. L. Terry, jr., James Sanderson.
Andrew Nelson, Christian Olsen. E.
w. Howell; collector, C. K Hansen;
recorder, Joseph Hansen; treasurer. C.
L. Pritchett; marshal, Christian
Peterson; Justice of the peace, L,o-
reno Peterson.
SPRING CITY.
The following officers were elected
IN Spring City, Sanpete county: