The San Francisco call., 1898-04-12

votes great excitement prevailed, and cheer after cheer went up when it was tees, consisting of Dr. H, H, Davis, Fred ericll T. Duhring and G. S. Harris, was elected. The successful candidates for the other offices which did not hinge on Poppe, City Clerk; J. E. Robin, Marshal; ; c. H. Cornelius, Treasurer. There was a dem4nstration tonight over the victory
 .CLOVERALE, April 11.-At the bien- nial city election to-day the following Waiter r. Ink and August c. Rooster Marshal, William J. Orr Qncumbent) {; Gity City c{Sfk Mfliam Thomas B. Wilson; Treas, stubborn fight for Marshal. The election of the Trustees here named insures a bonding proposition to be presented to the people of Cloverdale within a year for water, electric lights and sewerage sys-
 ,VACAvILLE, April 1.-The town elec- fien SJsd Il, to-day resulted in the choice of Crosthwaite as Trustees, the latter lead ing his opponent by one vote. Ed Fisher vas, was elected Treasurer. A. M. Stevens Clerk and John Young Marshal Polit- ical lines were not drawn, all of the can didates being independent nominees.
 AUBURN, April 11-At the city cleo strictly non-partisan. J. w. Morgan was reelected Mayor and w. A. Freeman and w. F. Wildman Trustees. Lee fE Wal lace was elected Clerk. A. S. Waldo Mar ter had no opposition.
 MODESTO, April u.-In the city cleo tion to-day the low-water-rate candidates for Trustees-Ira Harris, M I. Sorensen and w. s. Mann-were elected by large majorities w. A. Harter, Clerk, and James Johnson, Treasurer. were re-elect- ed without opposition. R. D. Young was reelected Marshal by 66 majority l REDWOOD CITY, April u.-At the mu- nicipal election here to-day the following were elected: Trustees-George H. Rice, Swift and Daniel Mullen; City Clerk, Dan iel R. Stafford; Marshal, John Christ: Treasurer, L. P. Behrens.
 LAKEPORT, April 1.-The biennial Joseph Levy and N. o. Smith were elect. ed Trustees, N. B. Keeling Clerk, Frank Howe Treasurer and R. E. Barry Mar shal.
 SAN MATED, April 1.-The following officers were elected to-day: Trustees George A. Kertell and c. M Morse; City Clerk and Assessor, R. H. Jury; Treas urer, J. H. Doane; Marshal, J. P. Cum mingS.
 MARTINEZ, April 1.-The town cleo ton, to-day resulted as follows, M. H. Hurley, Clerk; G. Woolbert, Marshal; W. J. Douglas, Treasurer; R. H. Latimer and E. E. Webster, Trustees.
 PASO ROBLES, April 1.-The city cleo tion passed off very quietly. The follow A. w o. Dresser; Marshal, J. Kelshaw Clerk, T. W. Henry; Treasurer, c. Seide- man.
 BELvEDERE, April r.-At the munic- ipal election to-day only q votes were cast. There was no opposition and the following were elected: Trustees-V s. I A Rey; T.; |; Dunbar; A. L S. Spence; A. Perry; Marshal, M. A. McLane.
 RIVERSIDE, April 1.-The city elec- ton to-day resulted in the choice of two Republican Trustees and one Democrat here for some years, and HOO out of 14OO registered votes were cast. The vote on Trustees was as follows: Republicans CPS; City Marshal, F. P. Wilson R.); Citv Clerk, Charles Stebbins (R0; Treasurer, 400. 400 The big fight was over the liquor' onS' question. and the prohibitionists won by -. .HANFoKDs ss. sApraIl al 11:-In the city cleo Those elected are: Marshal Howard Mo Ginnis;; City Clerk. Frank Pryor Ge- elected); Trustees. s: E. Riddle, J. G.
 SANTA CRUZ. April 11.-Santa Cruz had lively election to-day. All the old officers were reelected except the Mayor, as follows: Mayor, w. H. Lamb, 492: w. H. Clark. 4S7; City Clerk, J. l.. Wright. s SbaTss 9seaF E l. wams THtte AZ City First Ward, William V. Pringle, 13s; Will. fam Ely, 112; Robert Hamilton, Il; Coun- cilman, Second Ward, Horace Randall, Ward, Jacob Liebbrant, POI; Robert Car diff, 152; Councilman, Fourth Ward, John Maher, 102; five library trustees were re- elected with no opposition. They are Dr. lessor D. c. Clark, Professor J. w. Lin- scott. E. l.. Williams.