The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-14
CAST THEIR BALLOTS
MUNISJPAL ELECTIONS HELD
SEVERAL STATES.

In the Content IL UcheE-
ally for or Against License-Re-
publican Are Successful I'm Wtsc""-
sin, Illinois and Mi~souf Towns.
st. Paul, April 4.-Following are the re-
suits of municipal elections in Minnesota:
Albert Leaf. V. Knatvold was re-
elected mayor by $50 votes out OF 76o
polled. A. S. Hayes was reelected
treasurer, E. G. Stacy justice and q: NJ.
Wilkinson alderman-at-large. Edwin
Church was the second justice chosen.
V. Gillrup, alderman, First ward; A. &.
B1undin, Second; a. Nj. Gilbert, Third.
For license, 423; against, go.
Wabasha-Mayor, g.. e.. Ilerschy re-
ceived So majority over NJ. A. Odink;
treasurer, Charles Gengnagle; aldermen,
u. c.. Goss, J. B. Mullins and John
Brindle.
Fergus Falls-Fergus Falls reversed
itself ON the license question, giving 1S9
majority for license out of a vote of 035.
Last years the city voted no license by
a majority of 81. DR.. Mclean was
elected mayor over John H. Allen by
237 majority. Frank J. Evans was re-
elected treasurer and Jacob Nelson as
SCISSOR; aldermen, B. +. Brown, William
P. Bayley, e. J. Weber and e. S. Lam
bert.
Waterville-The Republicans put a
straight ticket in the field, while the Dem
otrats and Populists fused, and elected
all their men by overwhelming majorities.
The successful Ones are Dolan, Gibbs,
Mills, knaak, Higgins, Harmon, Dolan
and Even.
Hutchinson-President of council, H.
?. Ames; councilman, J. V. V. Lewis;
recorder, l.. A. Ritter; treasurer, w. +.
Krienke; justices, D. A. Adams and l..
Nj. Barries; marshal, A. J. Hamilton.
Total vote polled, 41S.
Observation-Disclosures, B. B. Sheffield
(Rep); assessor, Henry Pierce, Jr,
(Rep); treasurer, Eugene Thorpe Qtep.);
aldermen, First ward, William Is.
Hawley (Rep.); Second, NJ. L. Emery
(Rep.); Third, Fred w. Winter Rep.);
Fourth, Peter Ruge Dem.).
st. Peter-Henry Mol was elected
mayor over Philip Dick; treasurer, G.
Baberich; aldermen, John McCable and
z. S. Ganet.
Willmar-Presiden+, John Williams;
Nordin; aldermen, First ward, o. X.
oc"l luSOu, 1IuuWiS NOlu, OeCOIu, "A. ~.
Lewis, f. H. Void; Third, Olaf Olson, A.
j. Ekander. License carried by IS ma
jority.
Henderson-Mayor, l.. c, Rudow; al
dermen, e. B. Haney, @. F~rankentiel1;
clerk, J. J. Mohre; treasurer, Frank
Douglas; justice, J.. P. Kirby; assessor,
A. Steahm.
Lapesboro-Mayor, Edward Johnson;
councilmen, Thomas Thompson, O. v.
Caprcn, S. P. Sanders, G. o. Hubbell, II.
0. Glasoe; treasurer, John Solberg; clerk,
Jacob Wahl; marshal, James Galligan;
license carried by 81 majority.
Winnebago City-No license carried to-
day by 81 majority. The entire Tempe
rance ticket was elected: Henry Nc
Kinstry, mayor; S. Corey, DR.. Durgin, G.
D. Eygabroad, trustees; J.. H. Sherin,
recorder; r. G. Moulton, treasurer; J. H.
Holman, assessor; w. D. Smith, +. G..
Wasgat, justices; D. w. Cole, street COM
missioner.
Dodge Center-Presid,st, John How
ard; councilmep, A. A. Lugire, V. c..
Bond, John Swindeman; recorder, J. L.
Griswold; treasurer, G. w. Parsons; JUS
tice of the peace, G. J. Brown.
Litchield - License carried in every
ward in the city, electing Judge Strobeck
mayor and the whole license ticket with
the exception Of city justice.
IN THE DAKOTAs.
HLron-H, Ray Myers, mayor; Charles
Amundson, clerk; @. P. Helm, treas
urer; James Ohlwine, ASSESSOR; e. G.
Walton, police magistrate; William Ritch-
lag, A. Vanderburg, l.. q. Goodell, J.. Nj.
Jarvis, aldermen. The mayor-elect is an
anti-P1Ohibitionist, while two of the new
aldermen elected are Prohibitionists.
Watertown-Dr. C. w. S%tuteuroth was
elected mayor; e. H. Bernard, city JUS
tice; Fl. L.. Sheldon, Albert Haman and
Charles Goss, aldermen. The policy of
the new administration is supposed to
favor the opening of saloons.
Milbank-Smither Qsep.) was elected
mayor.
Wahpeton, N. Dior the first time in
many years the Republicans carried the
city election. e. H.. Carter was elected
mayor over Anton Mikoche by 63 ma
jority. For treasurer Joseph Vovest de-
feated Frank Eberlet by G7 majority.
James Purdon was elected alderman by
43 majority, Sidney De Long by 81 and
Math Brain Dem.) by 6. The the minor
city offices are mostly a%ppointive.
Grand Forks, N. DIV. J. Anderson
(Rep.) was elected mayor oyer H. L.
Withheld, present incumbent and business
mems candidate. W.. H. Brown Rep.),
police justice, over II. w. CUTS. A ma
jority of the aldermen elected are Repub-
licans,
Fargo, N. D.-There were contests for
01Hapno min hornrc ~ or11y &1>uoo .-o-l.
and the election was the q~uietest for
years. 1t resulted: Mayor, W. F. Ball;
treasurer, A. L. Shotwell; police justice,
w. H. Barnett; justice of the peace, E.
G.. Geary; aldermen, Con Keefe, James
Kennedy, II. Amerland, Stewart Wilson,
G. e. Wilson, Burt Davis.
Yankton, S. D.-The straight Republic
an municipal ticket was elected except
one alderman.
IN OTHER STATES.
Chicago, April 4. - The Republicans
have elected twenty-three aldermen, the
Democrats eleven Seven Republicans
succeed Democrats, two Democrats sue
coed Republicans. Reports from points
in Illinois show that the Republican tick
cts were generally successful.
Milwaukee, April 4.-The elections in
Wisconsin have resulted in Republican
gains: Several towns which were Demo-
cratic have gone Republican.
Kansas City, April 4.-The entire Re-
publican TICKET was elected here. Re
ports from Kansas and Missouri tell of
Republican Victories.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-The election in
this place resulted in ar overwhelming
defeat for the Democrats.
Hartford, Conn-The Republicans made
nearly a clean sweep here and at Stan
ford, but the Democrats won at Bridge
port.
pes Moines-The Republicans elected
their entire city ticket and also eight of
the nine aldermen,