Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-04
grn1NG ELEorloNs.
Result OF EIunioipal Elections in Many
Kansas Towns and Cities.

in the field yesterday for th,
city election, Following are tn,
men elected; Mayor, A. L. Sehg
city treasurer, C. s. Duncan; pc
lice Judge, L. S. Steele; treasurer oil
the board of educati on, Alice L. Litch,
field; members of the board of educa
ton, j. NJ. Newlin and j. d. Fincher
justice of the peace, A. A, Cooper and
john CheasfFlltteHRi; eeRstables, $, ", No
land and D. Little; members of the
city council, A. Shaw, @. w. Grovesnor
William Nadelhoffer, A. N. Dunalein,
j. M. G. Watt and S. s. Mccain.
oLATHE, Kan, April 3.-In this city
every republican candidate was elected
over the combined opposition under
the head of Citizens Reform Ticket, -
headed by George IL. Hodges for
mayor. A. e. Moll was elected mayor
by s. mallory; E. c. Owen was reelected
police judge for the fourth term by 95C
majority; Ii. A. Taylor, treasurer, by
24O; Al H. Belts, treasurer board oil
education, without opposition; w. L.
Hayes and L. l.. Caress were elected
justices, and j. L. Hays and John
Woodwork constables by from so to
100 majority.
OTTAWA, Kan, April 3.-The election
resulted in the election of G. G. Wharf
ton, state chairman of the prohibition
party, to the Office of mayor on the in
dependent ticket, by a majority of 4
votes. T.. w. Fike was elected police
Judge ON the same ticket, and also two
councilmen and two members of the
school board. With these exceptions
the republican ticket was elected
throughout with an average majority
of 1914
HUTCHINSON, Kan, April 3.-The re-
suit of the election is as follows:
Mayor Vincent was reelected by $50
majority, while the citizens or Vincent
ticket elected four out of six aldermen.
PARSONS, Kan, April S.-The whole
republican ticket with the exception
of mayor and one justice of the peace
was completely showed under Skel-
ton, citizens nominee, was beaten by
only small majority. Hart, nominee
for justice Of the peace on the repub-
lican ticket, together with Stephens,
candidate for mayor, were the only re-
publicans elected.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan. April 3.-The
city election yesterday resulted in re-
publican victory, D. A. Hook being
elected mayor over Judge Hacker by
$50 majority. j. w, Hausserman was
elected city attorney, A. A. Fem city
treasurer; James Gray, democrat, de-
feated Charles Dill for city clerk. The
republicans elected FIVE out of six
councilmen. There was no contest for
the school board except in the First
ward, where Nathan Schloss, demo-
crat, defeated Oscar Harris, colored,
republican. Michael Lonergan was the
only democratic constable elected.
SALINA, Kan, April ain the munic-
ipal election yesterday j. T. Hayward,
republican, defeated E. w. ODER, indie
pendent, for mayor by majority of 50
out of a total vote of 1854 The woman
vote was especially heavy.
ATcHIsoN, Kan, April 3.-The count
has progressed far enough to show that
B, P. Waggener, democratic candidate
for mayor, has been elected. His ma
jority is estimated at 1000. The re-
publicans will elect all other officers.
ABILENE, Kan, April 3.-The citi-
zens' ticket was elected by go majority.
w. ]. Coye was chosen mayor over A.
w. Rice, law and order. w. B. ellis,
treasurer; G. A. Hodge, treasurer school
board; w. S. Anderson, judge. The
women's vote was the largest ever
known and the contest was very
bitter one.
ELDoRADo, Kan, April 3.-The cleo
ton in this city was one of the warm
est that has been held for number of
years. John I. Evans, republican, has
defeated A. j. Holderman, citizens,
and the majority of the republican
ticket is elected.
GREAT BEND, Kan, April 3.-George
N. Moses, republican candidate for
mayor, was elected by n majority
over R. A. Allison, citizen. Republic
cans elect three members of the coun-
Gil which means Endorsement of pres
ent city administration.
CALDWELL, Kan, April 3.-In the
election held yesterday there were two
tickets, straight republican and citi-
zens'. The citizens ticket is elected
entire with a majority ranging from
100 to $50.
EMPoRIA, Kan, April 3,-The city
election passed of quietly, the entire
republican ticket being successful,
with probably two exceptions, the in
dependents getting one councilman
and one member of the school board,
all by small majorities.
WICHITA, Kan, April 3.-The vote
here yesterday was light. The liberal
republican ticket was elected by an es-
timated majority of 800 over fusion
of democrats, populists and prohi-
bitionists. Only one councilman was
lost
TOPEKA, Kan, April 3.-The entire
republican ticket, headed by G. A. Fell
lows for mayor, is elected by over a
two-thirds vote.
WELLINGTON, Kan, April 3.-W. R.
Savage, the citizens candidate was re-
elected mayor in the city election by a
plurality of 1875, defeating w. II. Static
bach, republican, and c. j. Humphreys,
municipal reform, after an exciting
contest. The republicans elect ma
iority OF the council and school board.