The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1896-04-14
ELECTIONS FOR CITY OFFICERS.


ELECTIONS FOR CITY OFFICERS.
Many Occurred Throughout the State
Yesterday.
CHICO, April 13.-The civic cleo
tions to-day were conducted without
incident, resulting as follows: Mayor,
T. L. Carothers; Trustees-J. H. Smith
and r. L. Crane; Marshal. Oliver Cleve-
land; Clerk, w. E. Deering; Treasurer,
T. A. Templeton.
CLOVERDALE, April 13.-The mu-
nicipal elections to-day passed off
quietly The vote polled was heavy.
F. w. Brush and c. E. Humbert were
elected Trustees, w. ]. Orr City Mar
shall, T. B. Wilson Clerk, and w. T.
Brush Treasurer.
RED BLUFF, April 13-An excep-
tionally large vote was polled at the 10
cal elections to-day. The following are
the successful candidates: Trustees
w. L. Bransford, j. Lands, T. r. Wal
ton, Paul Stol and D. E. Masterson;
Clerk, J. Teass; Marshal, Orville Pate;
Treasurer, w B. Cahoon.
ST. HELENA, April 13.-The town
elections to-day were holly contested, re-
sulting as follows: Trustees-George
Schonewald, w. A. Bingham, w. E.
York and ex-Mayor Childs; Clerk, Otto
Behrns; Marshal, J. G. Johnson; Treas
urer, G. A higgins.
SAUSALITO, April 13-Fist fights
were plentiful and arrests followed in
quick succession at to-day's election
The following gentlemen carried off the
honors: Trustees-C. G. Bruce, John
H. Dickinson, A. M. Bjornson, ]. H.
Crumpton; for Town Clerk, J. H. Pryor;
Treasurer, S. S. Fielder; Marshal John
z. Greed.
MODESTO, April 13.-The election
to-day was holly contested. Only nom
partisan ticket was nominated, but the
Prohibition and A. P. A. element made
a losing fight against the old board. The
following were elected. Trustees-T
r. Bruer, c. G. Gather, J. B. Sturges and
!. w. Heilig; Clerk, ]. w. Akin Ere
elected); Marshal, William Delashmutt;
Treasurer, James NJ Smith.
MERGED, April 13.-The city cleo
ton passed off quietly to-day, 436 votes
being polled. 1t was a non-partisan
affair, and resulted as follows: Trus-
tees-W. H. Turner and r. Bancroft;
Marshal, T. F. Carrigan (present in
cumbent) Clerk, S. c. Cornell (no OPP
position); Treasurer. c. E. Kocher.
LAKEPORT, April 13.-A heavy vote
was cast at the town election to-day
The following officers were elected:
Marshal, J. E. Mitchell; Clerk, H. "
Keeling; Treasurer, Frank Howe; Trus-
tess. Brutom, B. F. Fisher and NJ
Wambold.
PASADENA, April 13.-The activity
shown by both parties in the municipal
contest to-day was unprecedented. The
total vote cast was 2.015, that at the last
election having been only 1,055 A
Republican victory is assured, although
the official returns will not be in to-
night.
AUBURN, April 13.-The civic cleo
ton to-day resulted as follows: E
Woodbridge and +. c. Snowden. Trus-
tees; A. S. Weld, Marshal; E. F. Wright
Clerk; ]. T. Nichols. Treasurer
HEALDSBURG, April 13.-By a vote
of 32S to ~ the citizens of Healdsburg
to-day decided to bond the city for the
purpose of installing a new water
works system. The following civic Off
GERS were elected: John Favor, w. H.
Barnes and Guy Wolco,r, Trustees: c.
n. Pond, Clerk; George II. Warfield
Treasurer, and j. C. ingalls, Marshal
SAN LUIS OBISPO, April 13-To-
days municipal election was spirited
The successful candidates were: j.
Smith, ]. Shaw and j. w. Lind, Trus-
tees; J. w. Cook, Marshal; c. F. Sam
mon, City Clerk; F. A. Terry, Treas
uerer.
BENICIA. April 13-The municipal
election to-day resulted in the choice
of r. w. Lambrey, Charles King and
John Quarney for Trustees; L. Opper-
man, Marshal; Harry White, Clerk
and w. L. Crooks. Treasurer The A.
p. A. candidates were beaten.
PLEASANTON, April 13.-The election
here was very quiet throughout the day,
but toward the close there We're several
challenges. Trustees-J. Nevis, D.
Gray, Martin Hortenstine - Schroe-
der; Town Clerk. Joseph Neal: Town
Treasurer, G. L. Benedict Town Mar
shall, Ed. Head.
SAN LEANDRO, April bah the
town officials were reelected to-day
with increased majorities over last year.
HAYWARDS, April 13.-The town
election was lively contest. F. w.
Merwin, c. w. Heyer and NJ c. Peters
were eleced Trustees; w j. Ramage.
Marshal; ]. A. Collins, Town Clerk; A.
L. Fisher, Treasurer
SANTA CRUZ, April 13-The city
election to-day resulted in the choosing
of DR.. II. II. Clark for Mayor; Charles
f. Williams, Clerk; ]. L. Wright, Treas
uruer; Councilmen-H. G. Inset. H.
Randall, Jacob Liebbraudt and John B.
Maher.
SAN JOSE, April 13.-The city cleo
ton to-day resulted as follows. Mayor.
Valentine Kock Republican); Treas
urer and Collector, j. N. Ewing Gre
publican); Chief of Police, j. A. Kid
ward (Republican); Commissioner of
Streets, A. G. Bennett Republican);